i believe this is the penthouse, this is the penthouse, this is the penthouse, this is the penthouse, and this is the penthouse. what we've done now is we've removed that seemed that the requester didn't contact anyone and try to work things out. so you know that's one of the things that's asked of people building in the city is that you try to work with your neighbors, try to compromise with them. under the new pending legislations that's coming out for d.r.'s, this wouldn't even be heard. there's nothing that's exceptional or some sort of unusual circumstances. you know, the wells' -- just to give you a little bit about the wells. you know, tony has -- was a founding member of golden gate rugby club. he put a scholarship out for kids who couldn't afford to travel. after he did that, he went over to reardon high school and founded a rugby problem there and founded scholarships to come from the city and go to reardon. tony's a blue collar guy. we're building affordable housing. i don't want to poke -- this isn't an eight bedroom place, this is a four-bedroom place. he takes care of hi

the roof decks propose two private roof decks each with their own penthouse. i'm looking for my fellow commissioners' position on that subject matter. i prefer they're treated like everybody else, particularly in an area that is transforming. private penthouses at this point in time do not reflect the industrial character of the area. on the lankton street side, with a four-story building, while i realize out are pointing out an unoccupied roof, i think the fire department still requires access to the roof. i would like to see there's a restriction in the conditions by which the roof can never be used for roof deck, particularly because it does not indicate that roof access will be required. very settle point, but those things slip quickly when later on, the fire department adds access to the roof. it's in the interest of the small-scale alley character that there is no roof deck on the langton part. otherwise, it would speak to a new generation of residents in the area, but it is what it is. >> with respect to the penthouses on the roof, dedicated to the comm

this penthouse, we have never seen anything like it before. the monthly rent, are you ready? it is $35,000 per month. >> while. >>> for the price of a new car, you get a four bedroom, four bathroom, 3700 ft.2 penthouse with a deck that is bigger than most homes. not one, but two kitchens. all located right in the heart of downtown palo alto. do the math. that comes out to ford and 20,000 e- $420 per year in rent. >> councilmember karen holman says she knows of to other downtown penthouses. 550 high street is being rented out for $34,000 per month. another one is also being rented out for $35,000 per month. she is ready to push for size limits to keep this from becoming a trend. >>> would you go as far to say that you are embarrassed to have penthouses this expensive in downtown palo alto? >> i woula prolion ofthese type penthouses. >>> as for letting the free market, as elected officials, they have a responsibility to step in. >> we are fortunate to have a strong market here. a strong economy but we cannot allow ourselves that we cannot here in palo alto or the bay area fall

cost of going to has a villa in the lynn and a penthouse in cologne with a view of the cathedral but little time off. how much distance should there be between those in the middle and those at the top and how big is the gap in reality . there's a lot of data about poverty in the pool that very little about the rich a state asset registry would help but there isn't one and so a team from the german institute for economic research is trying to find out more with. the man i'm a physician for move if you try to represent the wealth distribution in germany in a graphic way you can do it quite simply on an a for sheet of paper and if you look . it's welcome and you can imagine a coordinate system like at school obviously with an x. axis and a y. axis and with a y. axis here i show the amount of wealth for new ones well you could easily display ninety five percent of the population on the sheet with a target result and i start here in the minus area because a part of the population is in debt or even insolvent and then there's a relatively broad area where assets are virtually zero for move

i think we need to be realistic a penthouse isn't what we need or what we can afford i think a classic form apartment with a balcony or shared garden i think that's what we be looking for that would interest us was really looking as it was on this. very month then let's take a look at a floor plan parents would practically have a separate wing here a sandpit playground and recreation area. so in general the target group is young families for pleasure yes typical young families give to give me some idea of the scale and i'd be interested in a four room apartment on the first floor would come at three thousand four hundred fifty euros to go. to for an apartment would cost four hundred fifty thousand euros to buy the classes are a typical middle class family they both have good jobs buying property used to be the way to start building up assets. at this point i think we were thirty before we could even start to think about our old age and accumulating wealth after doing or not isn't now i'm almost forty and we still haven't managed to put away much in terms of reserves. you know how to ev

public spats with the larry flynts of the world and the editor of penthouse for going too far. going into the 50s, hugh hefner -- never got beyond that is the kind of nodding the methodist boy which is what he was in fact. the unrestrained liberty and licentiousness perhaps overstated. the other thing i tell you, i interviewed hugh hefner a lot for this book, 50 or 60 hours of taped interviews and a lot more than that and once i confronted him about this, have you not opened the floodgates for sexual craziness to sweep over the land and what do you think of that? do you feel guilty? do you feel responsible? i expected him to be defensive about that issue. what he told me is i went to new york city in 1980s and went to times square. he said i was horrified at what i saw, the cd lack of any control, the nastiest stuff you could imagine. he said i never intended that in any way to be the message of "playboy". i challenge you to go to my magazine and find anything in it which promotes that kind of stuff. the image of hugh hefner is jarring but there's a little bit of truth to that.

focus is a big part in turn what on leash all the things that hefner may have been horrified by that penthouse and hustler in the 70s in the 202,010 is what you get when this is unleashed so the one issue we haven't talked about is the issue of sex and misogyny. there is a similar pattern there where hefner was age and teal success he obviously loved women but he had a vision of female sexuality existed to satisfy a particular picasso male fantasy. that isn't the worst thing that ever existed in human history that is a common feature of human society. but to the extent that vision one it ensures the sexual revolution is not about ensuring the female equality in the workplace to change various laws it would be dominated by a particularly vision of sexuality in a similar way once unleashed takes you to harvey weinstein masturbating into flint because it is complicated and unpleasant it actually requires a certain kind of constraint and control for men and women to get along together and without getting into the debates about playboy parties in the 70s and caused you have to was no harvey weinste

you see penthouse suite with a deck.for example a bathroom for every bedroom and every unit up to three bathrooms for unit. ththe developers win with no los in unit or bedroom count. we move to this neighborhood to start a family and we were looking for house with a yard for kids to play. this is my experience. this sponsor's proposal list reason for large units with many bedrooms to accommodate the noise. this project has no emphasis on outdoor green space. this could be a project that works not just for the developers but also for the neighborhoods. the developers can maintain unit count but also introduce substantial rear inside setbacks. three feet setbacks is hardly enough space for screen and mature trees. we look forward to housing to be built on the inside and utilizes the neighborhoods. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good evening. my name is elizabeth. i'm moving into the neighborhood of norah valley. i love the area. we've been living in the the house for 45 years. my kids were very happy playing in the

. >> reporter: in 1994 he took us inside the lavish three-story 50-room penthouse inhabited by donald trump and then wife marla maples. leach became a multimillionaire himself fulfilling the fantasy phrase he made so famous. robin leach was 76. >>> to an unexpected hotel guest caught on camera. this black bear most certainly did not have a reservation when it opened the front door and strolled into the stanley hotel near rocky mountain national park in colorado. the wild animal calmly tested out the lobby furniture and then wandered back outside on its own. >>> when we come back, the magic of the imagination. it's been two decades since this young wizard cast a spell among readers across america. we'll be right back. is it abus hear what one berkeley city councilman was caught telling the officer who pulled him over for running a red light. plus, another day of bad air. i )m tracking when skies will clear this weekend. thats next at six. right now at 6: >>> and finally tonight a magical milestone for the most popular children's book series of all time. 20 years ago this summer, a magi

, the balcony door to his penthouse unlocked and someone came in leaving a crow bar behind. he woke up hearing his front door slam. police are not telling us what was in the brief cause or what's contained on that ipad. >> jonathan, let me jump in with the final question, is the fact that something like a briefcase which is not considered outwardly o outwardly all that valuable, is that significant? >> the only question is what's in the briefcase and did the person who entered that apartment know what they were looking for or was it just random and was the burglar scared off because the victim woke up during the burglary and he may have heard the victim coming out of his bedroom and thus fled out the front door? it's unclear. there's nothing to say this was any sort of pre-planned incident. this is a ninth floor balcony overlooking the back of the building. it has a terrace. there are adjacent buildings nearby. it's on a block near what's called billionaire's row where all these luxury high rises are views of central park. as you noted, there are very few break-ins. the only

allowed them to make huge amounts of gains personally for their yachts and chateau zoon park avenue penthouses but that the money that they were the gloaming from the central bank would bypass wages and they did this through world trade organization outsourcing to china and essentially outsourcing all kinds of ecological cost all the extra nowadays of running a business for x. outsourced to china ok now that period of globalization as it's called is being reversed is dig. higher inflation i mentioned the seventy's and wages used to increase with inflation that's because a lot of people in the audience are probably too young to remember that we used to have a gold standard and thus these huge trade imbalances were not something that happened because of course the united states didn't want a massive trade imbalance because that meant they had to ship their gold to the likes of france and then when the united kingdom asked for their three hundred million dollars worth of gold the u.s. said no nine hundred seventy one they went off the gold standard so because of that during the seventy's we had t

. >> the price tag on a new palo alto penthouse is steep even by silicon valley standards.the property on forest avenue features four bedrooms, four baths and two kitchens, spread over 3700 square feet in the heart of downtown. price tag, $35,000 a month. that's actually a discount. it was originally listed for 38.5. >>> apple hit a major milestone today, becoming the first publicly traded american company to be worth a trillion dollars. the company started in 1976 when steve jobs and steve wozniak made their first apple computers in the garage in los altos, where they worked on them. it's now an official historical landmark. now, of course, apple has a spaceship campus in cupertino. lots of people have prospered by accumulating apple stock along the way. one local man who started buying shares 30 years ago says the company has been a good neighbor. >> now that they pay dividends, we use those dividends to help pay our taxes, to travel, you know, it's like we don't need to look for other investments. >> has apple made you a millionaire? >> yeah. many, many times over. like

. >> reporter: in 1994 lavish three-story e 50-room penthouse inhabited by donald trump and then wifela maples. a beach he cam multimillionaire himself fulfilling the fantasy phrase he made so famous. robin beach was 76. >>> to an unexpected hotel guest caught on camera. most black bea certainly did not have a reservation when it opened the front door and strolled into the y tanley hotel near rockuntain national park in colorado the wild animal tested out the lobby furniture and wondered back outside on its own. >>> when we come back, the magic of the imagination. it's been two decades since this you wizard cast a spell among readers across america. we'll be right back. ♪ it's the final days of the ford summer sales event. ♪ there are only a few days left to take advantage of great deals like zero percent financing for sixty months on the built ford tough f-150. so hurry and save big on ford, america's best-selling brand. get zero percent financing for sixty months plus twenty-eight hundred bonus cash on a 2018 f-150 xlt equipped with 2.7 liter ecoboost. ito take care of anyct messy s

allow them to make huge amounts of gains personally for their yachts and chateau zoon park avenue penthouses but that the money that they were gone in from the central bank would bypass wages and they did this through world trade organization outsourcing to china and essentially outsourcing all kinds of ecological cost all the extra now of the ease of running a business for x. outsourced to china ok now that period of globalization as it's called is being reversed is dig. higher inflation i mentioned the seventy's and wages used to increase with inflation that's because a lot of people in the audience are probably too young to remember that we used to have a gold standard and thus these huge trade imbalances were not some thing that happened because of course the united states didn't want a massive trade imbalance because that meant they had to ship their gold to the likes of france and then when the united kingdom asked for their three hundred million dollars worth of gold the u.s. said no nine hundred seventy one they went off the gold standard so because of that during the seventy's we ha

deregulation that allowed them to make huge amounts of gains personally for their yachts and park avenue penthousesbut that the money that they were the gloaming from the central bank would bypass wages and they did this through world trade organization outsourcing to china and essentially outsourcing all kinds of ecological cost all the extra nowadays of running a business where x. outsourced to china ok now that period of globalization as it's called is being reversed is dig. globalization higher inflation i mentioned the seventy's and wages used to increase with inflation that's because a lot of people in the audience are probably too young to remember that we used to have a gold standard and thus these huge trade imbalances were not something that happened because of course the united states didn't want a massive trade imbalance because that meant they had to ship their gold to the likes of france and then when the united kingdom asked for their three hundred million dollars worth of gold the u.s. said no nine hundred seventy one they went off the gold standard so because of that during the sev

the top level would hold about 20 penthouse condos. >>> there is a new push to help fell ks.is behind the effort. >> we can ensure a bright future for the lgbtq in america. >> it is the as you are campaign. >>> it is 6:45 right now. the president is praising voters in ohio for electing their republican candy at. >> good. >> i will do everything i can to keep america great again so when we come back here in november, get, ready, we have to come back here in november. i have earned your votes for a second time. >> that's a good point. no matter who wins they have to run in november. why does anybody outside of ohio care about a special election that's only good for three months. candidates themselves not particularly interesting once a car dealer turned state senator. the other is frankly county recorder. the district in question is super red. donald trump won it by double digits. the gop spent millions of dollars in this election. president trump even made a special trip to ohio to campaign for the republican candidate. if the numbers are right the gop. it will talk about the

allow them to make huge amounts of gains personally for their yachts and chateau zoon park avenue penthouses but that the money that they were the gloaming from the central bank would bypass wages and they did this through world trade organization outsourcing to china and essentially outsourcing all kinds of ecological cost all the extra nowadays of running a business for x. outsourced to china ok now that period of globalization as it's called is being reversed it's did. globalization higher inflation i mentioned the seventy's and wages used to increase with inflation that's because a lot of people in the audience are probably too young to remember that we used to have a gold standard and thus these huge trade imbalances were not something that happened because of course the united states didn't want a massive trade imbalance because that meant they had to ship their gold to the likes of france and then when the united kingdom asked for their three hundred million dollars worth of gold the u.s. said no nine hundred seventy one they went off the gold standard so because of that during the se

the top level would hold about 20 penthouse condos. the plan has several hurdles to clear. >>> a new push to help young folks who might be rejected at home. >> a very big name is behind that effort. take a look here. >> we can work together to change the culture and ensure a bright future for the young people. >> that's joe biden. his foundation just launched the as you are campaign. it is aimed at raising awareness in the role of accepting young people. >>> the president is praising voters for a republican candidate in congress. >> as of this morning there's no winner. >> no. we think the republican candidate won. the president certainly thinks that. he is ahead by 1,700 votes. the win hasn't been certified. he thinks he won too. >> it is time to get to work. over the next three months i will do everything i can to keep america great again so that when we welcome -- we come back here in november, get ready, we have to come back here in november i have earned your vote for a second time. >> no matter who runs they have to run again for

here he is long before he was accused of domestic violence giving me a tour of his new penthouse more than a decade ago. he told his first company when he was a teenager for millions and built company after company and for a while was a well-known playboy. he applied for "the apprentice" but was turned down but appeared on "the oprah winfrey show." this was before anybody knew what kind of person he was. we'll have full coverage. he may number cuffs half hour so many years. >> a lot to follow. thanks. >>> at 11:08, we have a live look for you. this is bill clinton speaking at the greater grace temple in detroit where family and friends of aretha franklin have gathered for a final farewell. the queen of soul is being buried two weeks after she died from pancreatic cancer. hundreds of fans spent the night in line hoping to get into the funeral. this follows a week of celebration that included a star-studded concert last night. frankl franklin's fans have come from near and far to say good-bye. >> i knew i had to get here, yes. >> contributions, for her life, for her philanthropic servic

. >> reporter: a modern penthouse in the heart of paris. >> right by the louvre. >> the listing showedurious rooms with sweeping views, big enough for his whole family. >> so i reserved it online through travelocity. >> reporter: his excitement was building until he heard from the listing company. >> i saw that they wanted a transfer in cash. >> the listing agent required him to wire the $3400 payment to a bank in greece. >> i'm aware of wire fraud and that's when i kind of got a little bit concerned. >> he called travelocity. was this listing legit? >> yes, that's the procedure, you can send the money. >> orlando wired the money. >> they would keep on stalling and stalling. >> and then his e-mails started bouncing back. the company disappeared and so did r did rolando's $3400. >> travelocity refunded the $500, but not the rest of the money. rest assured we're working on it. he said travelocity promised to contact the listing agent. >> we were never able to confirm that you paid. >> he had trusted travelocity's advice to send the money and it was a scam. >> if it's on your website then

that act was designed for low, low-income people, not for l k luxurious penthouse older. >> okay. we'll hear from the property owner. you can come up. that's fine. >> good afternoon, commissioners. todd mavis, project sponsor, and one of the owners. together with my partner, kevin chang, we've lived in san francisco for over 20 years now, and my partner, kevin, grew up in chinatown, just a block away from this particular building. we've owned this building at 1033 to 1037 washington street for a little over 20 years, as well. so we know the area very well, we know the community really well, and we care about it very much. and i think sometimes that gets a little lost in all the briefing documents, as well, that our proposal to make this building bigger, our intent clearly is not to make the neighborhood worse or the quality of the neighborhood go down through our actions. what we're trying to do, obviously, and we've been at this now for a little over two years, following the process as diligently as possible, following all of the rules of the planning department and the planning

in elevation, unfortunately, it appears that the penthouse is very prominent. it's much less prominent than it appears, so you look on the streetscape, it virtually disappears, you can barely see it from the intersections down the street. you can't see it from across the street. just real quickly, you can see very generous lobby, retail interest that will bring pedestrian interest from the street with the display area in the back, in the basement, and on the second floor, with vertical circulation and a light well that brings light down into the basement to connect those three floors. the third, fourth, and fifth floors will be income producing property for the museum. here we are on the ground floor, showing the renovated existing windows, now windows on the second floor to replicate the old ones, and a bronze canopy to welcome you into the building. and that's it. happy to answer any questions if you have them. >> president wolfram: commissioners, do you have any questions. all right. at this time, we'll take public comment if anyone wishes to speak. >> i act

speaking of the top floor, large penthouse seem to make no sense for a city focused more on affordable housing. reducing size of rooftop deck will not address some of the privacy concerns but also help make the unit more affordable. lastly, my wife and have a specific interest. privacy on the north facing side of the property, we work closely with our neighbors to make sure our collective needs are address. we got takin together to talk at what a good project should look like. we worked closely dee and fellow firsneighbors. >> next speaker please. >> thank you good evening. i live at 1814 castro street. i'm here with two hats basically. i was the manager for planning and program development for the san francisco housing authority since 1994. i'm very well versed on monolithal architecture. of i was involved in the demolition of several of the public housing sites in san francisco replaced with more adaptable more architecture would blend in with the communities. i would not stand out in an unusual way. i'm here to support my neighbors. i am across the street. i don't necessarily -- i'm

. >> a modern penthouse in the heart of paris. >> right by the louvre. >> the letting showed luxurioush for his whole family. >> so i reserved it online through travelocity. >> his excite am was building until he heard from the listing company. >> i saw that they wanted transfer in cash. >> the listing agent required him to wire the $3400 payment to a bank in greece. >> i'm aware of wire fraud so that's when i kind of got a little bit concerned. >> he called travelocity. was this listing legit? >> they said yes. that's the procedure. you can go ahead and send the money. >> so rolando wired the money and e-mailed the listing agent. they would keep on stalling and stalling and them his e-mails started bouncing back. the company disappeared and so did rolando's $3400. >> oh, my god. he canceled the booking and travelocity refunded his $500 deposit, but not the rest of the money. >> rest assured we're working on it. >> travelocity promised to contact the listing agent. >> we never reached them so we were never able to confirm that you paid. he had trusted travelocity's advice to send the m

a modern penthouse in the heart of paris.uvre. >> the listing showed luxurious rooms with sweeping views, big enough for his whole family. >> so i reserved it online through travelocity. >> his excitement was building until he saw the listing. >> the listing agent required him to wire the $3400 payment to a bank in greece. >> i'm aware of wire fraud. so that's when i kind of got a little bit concerned. >> he called travelocity. was this listing legit? >> he said yes, that's the procedure and you can go ahead and send the money. >> so rolando wired the money and e-mailed the listing agent. >> they would keep on stalling and stalling. >> then his e-mails started bouncing back. the company disappeared and so did rolando's $3400. >> oh, my >>e canceled the booking and travelocity refounded his $500 deposit, but not the rest of the money. >> rest assured we're working on it. >> we never ronfirm that you paid. >> rolando said he had trusted travelocity's advice to send the money and it was a scam. >> if it's on your website then yo

. >> a modern penthouse in the heart of paris. >> right by the louvre. >> the listing showed luxuriousooms with sweeping views, big enough for his whole family. >> so i reserved it online through travelocity. >> his excitement was building, until he heard from the listing company. >> i saw that they wanted the transfer in cash. >> the listing agent required him to wire the $3400 payment to a bank in greece. >> i'm aware of wire fraud. so that's when i kind of got a little concerned. >> he called travelocity. was this listing legit? >> he said yes, that's their procedure. you can go ahead and send the money. >> so rolando wired the money and e-mailed the listing agent. . that would keep on stalling and stalling. then his e-mails started bouncing back. the company disappeared. so did rolando's $3400. >> oh my god. >> he canceled the booking, and travelocity refunded his $500 deposit, but not the rest of the money. >> rest assured, we're working on it. >> he said travelocity promised to contact the listing agent. >> we never reached them. so we were never able to confirm that you paid. >>

he was arrested in his penthouse in new york city for selling talk to his friends in capitol hill.his is insane. this is someone who needs to be removed immediately or resign. he doubled down yesterday. it's a tragic thing for our region. >> very interesting to go right to the heart of the district that has been on everyone's mind since that big news broke scandalizing the political world yesterday. nate mcmurray, thanks for coming on "the beat," and jess mcintosh, thank you as always. >>> coming up, retired four-star general warning donald trump's behavior is alarming and illogical, but first what bob mueller is learning about these connections between russia, the trump campaign and the nra. we have exclusive reporting, next. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increa