the reason for the letter was after our first meeting about this when ron tom was there and ron tom said i've approved this before and he met with the architect and owner after that and they set up 0 time yesterday and as part of that meeting ron tom quid them to draw up another request and submit a letter for that meeting. that's why it was yes, i do. but i did notice a change from the windows to the doors >> it was pointed out to you. >> no i don't think anybody realizeed but certainly i noticed the change. i did speak to the gentleman at dbi about this and we discussed the exiting about 9:30 or tengs this morning but this - i did tell him dbi agreed about the exit and they spoke with mr. ron tom yes, i do after speaking with me >> mr. t may i ask you to sit down until your called. >> you said i believe that from what you could see those changes wouldn't trigger any changes from the street and that's your criteria; right? >> the only physical change is rome one door opening basically at the top landing area to the small door to the right you would remove that door and taking a site of

ron is god l. ron is basically like a buddha or like a wise the wise is scientist that has given us this technology that is unlock this and it was still view that l. ron was you know a wise a god like being inhabiting this flesh shell which happened to be of portly redheaded chain smoking in. middle aged man on a boat but past that is that there's a narcissism of it too it's definitely the secrets the fact that they are in your secrets they can absolutely use those against you they absolutely will three i think that some people have to realize that it's embarrassing to go that far this pyramid and start to realize how absurd it actually is and i think that that's personally humiliating because the thing is is that and if there are scientologists listening feel free to tune in or turn up your volume is that i don't have particularly a problem with the low level scientologist because a lot of these are smart productive people they have to have some sense of a career in order to be able to even pay fo

there's a letter from ron tom that says there's a new letter of egress. i'm concerned we're continuing this for another month it started last december. they said their concerns were - >> i would like you to stop arguing. okay. the copies i have >> for november 8th the letter? >> i've got it. >> thank you. >> i've got one question

ron is god l. ron is basically like a buddha or like a wise the wise is scientist that has given us this technology that is unlock this and it was still view that l. ron was you know a wise a god like being inhabiting this flesh shell which happened to be of portly redheaded chain smoking in. middle aged man on a boat but past that is that there's a narcissism of it too it's definitely in the secrets the fact that they are in your secrets they can absolutely use those against you they absolutely will three i think that some people have to realize that it's embarrassing to go that far this pyramid. and start to realize how absurd it actually is and i think that that's personally humiliating because the thing is is that and if there are scientologists listening feel free to tune in or turn up your volume is that i don't have particularly a problem with the low level scientologist because a lot of these are smart productive people they have to have some sense of a career in order to be able to even pa

that is ron calderon. he is the target of an ongoing federal investigation.ccording to a sealed affidavit obtained exclusively by al jazeera's investigative unit, the senator is for sale. a politician willing to influence legislation in exchange for money. as part of an elaborate undercover sting, fbi agents posed as owners of a studio. >> they had to establish bank accounts. they needed a business license, and so it's a very extensive lengththy operation. >> reporter: the senator allegedly wanted his family added to the payroll. he told undercover agent s, any help you can do for which kids that's diamonds for me. at the world famous pebble beach resort, he attended a fund raiser. the greens were lined with some of the state's most influential lobbyist. despite an ongoing federal probe, calderon is still rubbing elbows and raising money. he has declined to comment to we caught up with him as he was resort. >> excuse me, center calderon. josh from al jazeera. >> how are you? >> good. we're here to ask you some questions about your legal problems? >> i'm not h

we had a couple of meetings and involved ron hesitate the chief building inspector. we last met with the architect the owner and the contractor as well. so following that meeting and there - wisp looking at options off one exit to the roof-deck. what happened 81 at the first meeting they used a preapplication meeting process with mr. tom the chief building inspector to allow one exit from the roof-deck that was held yesterday. i have a response from ron chief building inspector and basically, the architect used some sections in the code those discussions at the meetings the fact that this building was sprinkled and we had one on the roof. the occupant said it would allow 4 additional occupants which the building code allows for a private roof-deck. after that meeting ron tom's response i concur with our chaldean-american agreement the new n f p strirlg system and the new assembly all of which are not required is appropriate in protecting the egress and also the sprinkler system will increase the level of safety on all levels of the house. the sprinklers basically on

ron is god l. ron is basically like a buddha or like a wise the wise is scientist that has given us this technology that has unlock this and it was still view that l. ron was you know a wise guy like being inhabiting this flesh shell which happened to be of portly redheaded chain smoking in. middle aged man on a boat but past that is that there's a narcissism of it too it's definitely in the secrets the fact that they are in your secrets they can absolutely use those against you they absolutely will three i think that some people have to realize that it's embarrassing to go that far this pyramid and start to realize how absurd it actually is and i think that that's personally humiliating because the thing is is that that and if there are scientologists listening feel free to tune in or turn up your volume is that i don't have particularly a problem with the low level scientologists because a lot of these are are smart productive people they have to have some sense of a career in order to be able to

ron is god l. ron is basically like a buddha or like a wise the wise is scientist that has given us this technology that is unlock this and it was still view that l. ron was you know a wise a god like being inhabiting this flesh show which happened to be of portly redheaded chain smoking in. middle aged man on a boat but past that is that there's a narcissism of it too it's definitely in the secrets the fact that they are in your secrets they can absolutely use those against you they absolutely will three i think that some people have to realize that it's embarrassing to go that far this pyramid. and start to realize how absurd it actually is and i think that that's personally humiliating because the thing is is that and if there are scientologists listening feel free to tune in or turn up your volume is that i don't have particularly a problem with the low level scientologists because a lot of these are are smart productive people they have to have some sense of a career in order to be able to eve

ron is god l. ron is basically like a buddha or like a wise the wise is scientist that has given us this technology that has unlock this and it was still view that l. ron was you know a wise god like being inhabiting this flesh shell which happened to be of portly redheaded chain smoking in. middle aged man on a boat but past that is that there's a narcissism of it too it's definitely in the secrets the fact that they are in your secrets they can absolutely use those against you they absolutely will three i think that some people have to realize that it's embarrassing to go that far this pyramid and start to realize how absurd it actually is and i think that that's personally humiliating because the thing is is that and if there are scientologists listening feel free to tune in or turn up your volume is that i don't have particularly a problem with the low level scientologists because a lot of these are smart productive people they have to have some sense of a career in order to be able to even pay

with that we also were able after the first dinner meeting we had our first donations that susan and ronid before you talk about this large system show us what you can do with one school it was for martin luther king school to give the technology support and some resources so we began already to fliesh in our minds given the statistics of the drop off and the truancy and all the other issues but what trafrd with our meeting i met 12 principles who were passionate about their sites and the families and each of them developed a whole list i have things they kind of wished in resources were not a limit what could they do to create a pitcher with the city and private entrepreneurs to change around the equity issues. that agenda was created at it first meeting. i delivered we had 12 enthusiastic principles who were passionate about teaching and wanted to best and were not afraid to step out of the box and suggest to richard and the school board it was not about being taken over by anything it was about a promise that we made a long time ago we would invest in collaboration with everyone to co

hey, ron. >>> good morning, everyone. in the news, the united states is a step closer to being able to keep american troops longer in afghanistan. tribal leaders and a counsel of elders in afghanistan approved a security deal this morning. the deal would allow the u.s. to keep soldiers beyond a 2014 deadline. president hamid karzai had asked leaders to delay making a decision. this morning, he announced he will not sign the agreement. >>> and boeing is warning of serious problems with two of its newest planes. the company says that the affected plane models is the dreamliner and the 747-8, the company said that the planes should avoid flying near thunderstorms, because ice can form inside the engine, forming engine problems. this is the latest problem for the 787 dreamliner. earlier this year, the entire fleet of 787s was grounded after two planes had battery fires. >>> and the texas woman accused of sending poison letters to president obama and new york city mayor michael bloomberg, may be close to reaching a plea bargai

our guest host today, ron barren. we have a lot to talk about with him. ron, thank you so much for being here today. >> thank you, becky. >> we will get to all of that in just a moment. but first, joe and andrew are back at cnbc headquarters. republican old wolf will join us from the weather channel with the latest in just a moment, but andrew, back over to. >> thank you, becky. on the market, the october jobs report. the release due at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. the reports polled saying the economy likely added 120,000 jobs last month. that's the estimate and the baseline to play against. the employment rate is seen ticking higher to 7.4% and the numbers expected to show the government shutdown delayed hiring and forced some workers, of course, to stay home.

the state and that was already surging with governor brown's leadership but again the statistics with ronvited us to her house and we talked about that with friends. so rendering and i reviewed with the folks the statistics and we've gotten one big one was the improvements of our schools being the number one improvements last year in all of the public schools in california the rainy day fund in our school district was beginning to pay off. what's going on behind that and we discovered the big drop off in the middle schools that's where the truancy starts and the resources were very much lacking even though we had as a city the elementary schools and the high schools were getting some great attention and the college track who's here today we've partnered with them and their i they've been there and we're participating there see teachers of america were there and they really wanted to bust you up this effort but we saw the middle schools being the caljic so i asked for the names of all the school principles and i got that and we met with them and had the first real lunch and we talked. with

ron hubbard. every religion faces an ex-extension shall moment when the founder dies, and whether it's brigham young or paul after christ or whoever, is going to -- either the religion is going to survive because of the successor or it's going to perish because the charismatic founderes now gone. david did save scientology when he got the tax exemption, and the church would not exist if it weren't for that. however, the church is in disarray now, in part because of the behavior that he has exhibited according to many of my sources. so i think that it is now time for the church to examine those. thank you. >> last question. >> i'm wondering if you can talk about their hatred of psychiatry and the things they have done involving that. >> psychiatry -- you can say that psychiatry drives them nuts. l. ron hubbard was under the illusion he was going to be acclaimed by the american psychological association and the american psychiatric association. he sent the manuscript to them and they laughed at him.

ron claiborne. >> he looks really upset. >> you have the pout down there, ron.'s "sharknado," ginger zee. that's the most imaginative. and there's sara haines. >> no one recognized you with the wig. >> always wanted black hair. >> ginger zee, always has to win. she has two outfits. there she is as macklemore. >> oh, my gosh. >> i thought that was eminem at first. >> all of the close family and friends i have, writing me. >> ginger came up to me during the taping. and said, this fur jacket smells. >> it was from a thrift shop. we had to stay with the theme. >> exactly. "thrift shop." i like it. people don't know, dan always says harris out. >> yes. >>> we have a lot of news to tell you about this morning. for that, as always, we're going to kick off this half hour with mr. ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. in the news, los angeles international airport is expected to reopen this morning following friday's deadly shooting there. fbi says that paul ciancia opened fire inside terminal three, killing a tsa officer and wounding two others. ciancia is under arr

>> we were just talking about this, ron and i, and ron has some thoughts about this. just the whole idea of thinking we're in a worse position than back in 2008. what do you think? >> i think it always sundays smarter to be bearish than bullish. i think that the economy, there's plenty of credit around, there's plenty of opportunities to borrow some banks, the banks are very solid financially now, better than they have been in a long time. and you're able to find businesses that have big growth opportunities. i bet you that if you look at faber's record, you're going to find that he hasn't made very much money by being able to predict what the market is going to do and you either -- what we do is just try to find businesses to invest in. i think we try to figure out what the market is going to do, we're not going to make money. >> ron, when i heard this, i think of 2008 and it was the private sector was totally overleveraged. now it's like all of that has been put on the public sectors around the world. but they have the ability to print, right? i mean, i guess you co

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remember the couch you loved so much, ron?ng on her art and her furniture, first up here, we have a photo that was used for the cover "tv guide" in 1987. they estimated it would take $200 to $300. they ended with $3,000. this photo, inscribed to oprah was estimated to get to $400, it went for $13,000. wait, that is a different picture. that is the tv guide one. this is the one. also, a set of embroidered chairs actually got $60,000. so, they raked in a lot and it was for a good cause. so, win-win. >> that must be flattering? >> yes. >> happens to me all the time. >> those chairs would look good in your office, ginger zee. >> yes. next time. >> and the couch for dan. >>> next up, the new trailer for the much-anticipated lego movie, in case you didn't know, it's much anticipated. it hit the web in just a week it has over 5 million hits. i think you can see it. >> who are you here to see? >> i'm here to see your butt. >> oh, my god. >> pow. wham. >> thank you. >> first try. >> what do you think? >> okay, wait, before we go, that

ron pollack of families usa. plus brian kilmeade on george washington's secret spy ring. >> could we have won the war without them? >> i don't believe we could have. >> all right now. hello again from fox news in washington. new jersey governor chris christie won reelection by a landslide this week making him the early front-runner for the republican presidential nomination in 2016. we'll talk with the governor in a moment but first chief political correspondent carl cameron with a look at christie's record and the challenges he'll face if he decides to run for president. >> i want to say thank you, new jersey, for making me the luckiest guy in the world. >> it was an easy reelection. the real work was during and after superstorm sandy and chris christie earned some of the highest tpaeufrblt -- favorability ratings in the country positioning himself for a 2016 presidential bid. christie's chummyness with president obama during last year's presidential campaign raised some g.o.p. eyebrows. >> i think as long as yo

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ron if you will step up. is this for you >> it's not. >> let's hold back and as soon as i put it on they'll put it on the overhead. >> good morning, commissioners aim ron proctor i want to make a comment or two. first of all, i support the children's bill of rights it's important it's advanced with a clarificati clarification. they have a list of items one of which they climb a tree this tree is gone they can't climb it anymore. the san francisco rec and park department is using popular programs like playgrounds improvements 0 to cover the nap agenda to get away from trees that are non-native. we see things about trees being removed. how xhiventd is that when you see a bill of rights issue. to which the proponent it proposing that kids climb a tree what a wonderful thing that is.

it's a great rule. >> welcome to ron's newscast. >>> now over to the weather world and ginger. >> rond all of his fact frgs years of pageantry. he's really been in it. hey, miami, good morning to you, how you doing? 83 degrees will be your high today. you still have that rough surf along the east coast of florida. tallahassee 80. atlanta, enjoy it. 70. 63, nashville. little rock at 67. i say enjoy it, because it's about to change. dallas, will go sub freezing for the first time this season. 70 today. by the time you wake up wednesday morning it's 31 degrees and you'll stay in the 50s for much of the week. brr, it's going to be cold for a lot of people getting through their weeks. a wintry blast and you may have heard gossip about snow. it's not going to bring a whole lot. it's going to move quickly. that's going to be part of it. we'll talk about the latter half of the week, probably closer to tomorrow. i'm actually in for sam this week, so we'll have a lot of cold to cover. look at this n the northwest. pretty mild. reno, 69. redding is at 73. right along that stationary front, winte

syndicated columnist george will and ron williams.y it is the kiss of death when the late night comics are making fun of you. what do you make of his apology? >> i think it is as much as we can get from the president. i don't think it solves the problem the problem is that the chickens that were in this bill from the get go are coming home to rouse roost. this has created what amounts to a emergency. your question of what the president can do about it was well phrased and the answer is nobody thinks he can do pretty much. this is a regular mess. >> i want to pick up on that. in the interview where he gave the quote apology. not explaining why he said what he said but that he felt the pain of people like steve, and cade, but as you just heard from ron, he can't go and uncancel the cancellations because if he did that, you would have to go back to the states and regulate this. >> i don't think there is much that they can do. they can get that website up and running. for a lot of people who are getting the cancellation notices, they can'

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ron, we're doing more fundraising here. let's talk about it. >> reporter: yes, we are a big fundraiser at the mount washington tavern. mary booker is here with the tavern. hi. >> how are you? >> reporter: g great. what's going to be happen sometm 5:00 to close we're having a big party. basically we want to show our appreciation to the great firefighters who helped salvage our building 2 years ago. we also want to celebrate being reopened for another year. all three bars, 20% of everything we bring in will go to the baltimore city fire foundation. come in for dinner or happy hour from 5:00 to 7:00, we have oysters, $3.30 drafts and $4 glass house wines. >> reporter: some proceeds will benefit a yet to be determined baltimore county fire charity because they were part of the mutual aid pack that helped put out the fire. charles valek, city fire commissioner. how are you? >> i'm fine. >> reporter: tell us about the city fire foundation. >> it was founded in 2003. if a firefighter or paramedic ss injury or death we take immedia

canadian sports network tsn announcing, yes, ron burgundy played by will ferrell, he will be announcing the canadian olympic curling trials. there will be a veteran curling broadcaster there to keep him in line and hopefully help him out on the track. the trials open up this sunday, but that is a brilliant stroke of marketing. people are going to be watching all the curling because of one ron burg you understand where i. >> anningor man 2 comes out in -- >> christmas, i think. >> yes. >> get the scotch all ready. i'll be there in the front row. >> leggos not just for children. it's not just child's plays. we'll show you the works of all art of break. sfloot sky mostly cloudy across the greater bay area. san francisco, 56 degrees here. full on cloud cover. we have the clouds streaming in from the pacific, and that will be the case not just for today. as we head through tomorrow as well. we are talking about these clouds continuously moving on shore. by the end of the day, we'll be mostly cloudy all across the board. right now, though, we still have a little bet of blue out there. looking

. >> with regard to tuesday, ron, is it clear that as between purity and pragmatism, pragmatism had aood day. >> pragmatism did have a pretty good day. chris christie's esengs, if yas the mainstream of being the front-runner for the presidential race coming up highlights the division in the republican party. we do have two parties now. they're taking shots at each other. it's on in the republican party now. as long as chris christie keeps that position as a punitive front runner, that division is going to continue to be highlighted. and the only people that win in that are the democrats. >> ron, here's the question i'd like to know -- the iowan who voted for rick santorum in the 2012 cycle, and let's not forget santorum won the iowa caucus, when that same individual goes to sflovote in , are they thinking -- geez, christie's not as pure as i like, but, hell, this time i want to win. >> well, they might be thinking that. and chris christie certainly hopes he's going to be thinking that. if they voted for santorum, they're going to be looking for ted cruz or someone like that. you'll ha

obviously you were playing on ron wilson.e in your district would care your cousin in iowa endorsed you. >> if you look back at the -- how the campaign went, that piece didn't go out until my opponent mailed a piece out with my picture on it and he mailed it out to everybody in the district. and brought the skin color, the race into the contest. and that's what i had to do. i felt to come back and recover. because he -- >> now i get it. i get it. now it makes all the sense in the world. your opponent put out that you were white, so you came out and pretended ron wilson endorsed you. you said yourself you never put it out until he put out your picture. you were trying to counter him saying you were white as saying the real ron wilson had endorsed you. and that you feel is justified. >> which the whole issue in this campaign is the issues of the race. the problem with the houston community college was the fact that the directors there had spent $45 million on a campus. they voted to turn down $6 million of grants to students in