nest offers an experience of the mission district and noah valley. to the question are we is a city that prides itself on the big and small businesses or do we seek to homogenize our industry and seek out noah's nest sure everyone should not be encouraged to stay at bed-and-breakfast but noah's is a wonderful expression of what san francisco is today when i recommend a bed-and-breakfast if you're looking for a slice of the mission district stay at noah's nest. in my opinion noah's is an asset to the city and a shame to see it removed >> thank you. next speaker. i'll call a few more names (calling names). >> hello, i'm gretta gordon i'm a typical san francisco resident i certainly support noah's nest in the noah valley it's the only bed-and-breakfast in that area. it is a well run and efficient and, in fact, it's eloquent and i urge you to vote yes. thank you >> thank you. >> i'm mary concrete the property we own is a couple of blocks from noah's nest it's also been a comfortable knowing that if two many visitors ascend on us dollars a clean an

but having this business in this mission is great for the mission district and noah valencia to have hub and wonder about the streets that are wonderful the mission streets are a culture educate this city has we're lucky to have to so i support having this bed-and-breakfast there we've all been to bed-and-breakfast they get you to walk around and experience that city and area. i strongly support of the conditional use for this thank you guys >> thank you. >> good afternoon director heinecke necessary i just want to say that knowing as a community treasure we need to keep this in our community i was not a community but i see worthy causes we need to keep this treasure in our community. thank you >> thank you. >> dear member of the commission i'm john claude and today i'd like to to say that san francisco is a world-class city that deserves a world-class bed-and-breakfast. the noah's nest is a world-class bed-and-breakfast that meets all the requirements of commission i urge the commission to grant this to the nest >> (calling names). >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm bill hoover. i'

and you are the head of noah. can you take this technology directly to planes without having them to pay for it and still provide the service working with the weather? >> guest: here is the good news. as noah and all of our federal budgets are challenged the market comes in to work with them and close the gap because it is a good opportunity. we work with noah every day and supplement what they do in concern places where we can net value. we don't want them to go away. we are not a competitor. >> host: i know you are not a competitor. thank you very much. >> host: how important is technology to your home district in texas? >> guest: it is extremely important. our district is high tech and that is why i focus on s.t.e.m. education so much because we have more visas for workers coming into the area than silicone valley. we have to do a better job with that. but what is exciting about this is how much we are seeing that young people are coming along with new innovation and that is the economy. they are ready to go to

valley in my lifetime i'll lived in the neighborhood and attended noah valley and worked in retail establishment prior to coming and resident of 31 years at the police department after the marriage we resided in noah valley we raised our children you, however, in 1985 we couldn't afford the plan and purchased a home in daily city we reasonable finally to return to noah city i've observed the transformation of the neighborhood from a thrilling and affordable middle-class neighborhood because of the good weather noah is a good city, however, we're concerned there's a trend toward building resident that are excessive in scale and mass the project on duncan is a prime example and many of us are concerned such 1r789 will be untrophy. like other community stakeholders that have spoken or will speak i'm here to urge you to order the project sponsor to remove the penalty how did it is only an entertainment venue that is excessive and out of scale, however, a 4 story structure is not to the size and scale of the properties in the neighborhood as public standards i urge you

the reporter, and he is trending right now. also trending, noah's bagels not related. in honor of the chain's 25th anniversary it's offering a bagel for just 25 cents. noah's bagels opened a store in the bay area. >> who knows. andy warhol today would have been the artist's birthday is a leading figure in pop art movement. hiroshima. today is the 69th anniversary of the atomic bomb attack by the united states on japan. and the first 49ers preseason game against the advance of a in baltimore is tomorrow. remember, you can -- against the ravens in baltimore tomorrow on kpix 5. follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >>> the 49ers a super bowl contender this year. we'll see how it works out. everything has to go right. >> and the raiders? >> they are going to be playing this year. and we're looking forward to that. [ laughter ] >> we'll take that. >>> we have had some interesting weather around the bay area today. some scattered showers early on but you know what, things beginning to clear out a bit but doppler radar picking up on the raindrops. monsoonal mois

the finish line. >> extraordinary! >> reporter: noah and lucas felt the thrill of that finish. nal mom and dad. >> good job, noah, i'm so proud of you. >> oh, my gosh, unreal. it reminded me of the hoist, the father and son team. >> thanks for that story. hard enough for an 8-year-old to complete that triathlon alone but his brother in a raft behind him. >> he the heart to do that. that was incredible. you go make some great memories yourself. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> labor day weekend in a huge mid-term election year president obama wishes this was the big conversation. >> companies are investing, consumers are spending. >> the commander-in-chief's handling of world crises dominates the conversation in washington. >> i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. >> plus hillary clinton breaks her three week silence on ferguson. >> imagine what we would feel and what we would do if white drivers were three times as likely to be searched by police during a traffic

take a look at the cover of the islamic states latest magazine they will see that it's a play on the noah's ark and wish the message is it's either them or the flood and experts say they're using controversy and fear to get more followers how are they doing that they're using hate propaganda by showing that paradoxically as killing babies is they also. are i think a remarkably harsh in their language they present their enemy is indeed humanized terms of some kind of humanity just as the nazis did so they only use pejoratives like crusade while watson nations might be trying to ball my isis out of existence i says itself seems to have learned to those bombs that can bridge social media and therefore its existence online grow stronger than ever merino cos of our reporting from london for thirty. nine years trying to come up with a solution of its own it to these lawmakers state threat and that sparked protests over fears dabi alliance will kick off a new remote military campaign the details on that later this hour on r.t. international. when we come to talk about addiction to cigarettes we un

a look at the cover of the islamic states latest magazine the more will see that it's a play on the noah's ark and wish the message is it's either there or the flood and experts say there is controversy and fear to get more followers how are they doing that they are using hate propaganda by showing their ad with syria's paradoxically as killing babies is they also are i think a remarkably harsh in their language they present their enemy is indeed humanized terms of some kind of humanity just as the nazis did so they only use pejoratives like crusades while watson nations might be trying to bomb isis out of existence. ices itself seems to have learned to those bombs that cam breach social media and therefore its existence online grow stronger than ever merino call survive reporting from london forty fifty minutes into the hour but still lots to come in the program including find out why not all european leaders are on the same page when it comes to sanctions against russia and more coming up shortly. differently here in syria now many of the members of congress of both parties who have gone

county fair and took in rides. >> when a reporter from our scranton station interviewed him about the fair, noahrophone, made eye contact with the camera and stole the show. >> i've never been on live television before, but sometimes i don't watch -- i don't watch the news because i'm a kid and i've never ever been on live television. i never been on live tigs. >> wiare you excited. >> yeah and apparently i went down the super slide but i was scared half to death. >> we love you, noah. apparently a very poised and serious young man. >> could have fooled me. seems like he's destined for a career in television. microphone hog. >> i love that video. >>> good color. go, noah. for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everybody else we'll be back with more on the teen who just completed a 20-mile swim. so what's this? check it out. i just saved 15% on car insurance in 15 minutes, so i took a selfie to show everyone how happy i am. really? because esurance saved me money in half that time. can i...? oh you can be in it! no need to photo-bomb me. hashbrown. selfie. yeah... that's not how it work

ritter. >> yes. >> he took youtube by storm, the young phenom made famous by this interview. he's racked up 7 million youtube views. noah's told the "times tribune" he received 200 calls requesting interviews. here's what noah had to say about that. >> you look like a pretty big star these days. >> i know, "jimmy kimmel live" called, "jimmy kimmel live." god, it's never going to end! i'm going to interview all night! >> i guess he likes being interviewed. it's big when "jimmy kimmel live" calls. >> oh, yeah. >> noah told the newspaper that he uses the word apparently when he can't think of what he can say. and i think that's a good technique. >> he's like, i don't watch tv. i only watch the powerball. >> that's right. >> you know? he's just a cute little kid. >> just honest. i love that. >> good voice inflection. he's one to watch for the future. louis, thank you. appreciate it. want to get down to your responses on twitter. earlier we asked if you think it's right for american companies to move their headquarters overseas to lower their taxes. our producer justine has some of the responses, and i think all of these are p

1994 i've watched the neighborhood change and grown up there and as a result of that i think the community of noah valley as improved and the lifestyle because of t because of the developers it is eclectic at best and the duncan home was overgrown and the home abandon and the neighborhood was silent to the deterioration of that property over 10 years 10 years denver has owned that property and never been and not once have the weeds been pulled in support of the way it is to hear the opposition i find amazing. so let me tell you that particular street is far from e semi and has three or four underserved homes so i'd like to see this impact us in a positive manner. i've taken the time to walk the block to ask for people to support the project that adds to the benefit that is enjoyed by thousands of people of the people we didn't go to the people that were non-supporters but people that were in silent support they didn't have the will to show up i strongly ask this boyle's to move forward it's been part of the plan since 2011 and every single time we've taking into consideration we've looked at it an

>> apparently they interviewed me. >> the video going viral and catapulting noah to instant fame? ct to go to the fair and be a superstar like you are now? >> no, i did not expect that. >> reporter: and the rest is history. >> is this even on? >> it's on. >> every station in the world. >> including this one. >> i know you're a part of the giants. i used to like the giants. but my grandfather brainwashed me into liking the seahawks. [ laughter ] >> reporter: like many news personalities, he apparently has a signature word. >> guys, guys, apparently, parent apparently every time, apparently you're spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. >> reporter: but this overnight sensation is not just a pretty face. the kid's got smarts too. >> so this is what you want to do, you want to grow up to be this? >> yes, a pailyen tolgs. >> how do you know that word? >> because i went to school and i have a large brain. >> now he's got agents knocking at his door and not a moment too soon. he's already fielding calls from a host of tv talk shows. >> one heck of an interview. >> camera

brier. , whatote the story, noah is the driver here?ere are a lot of things going on and we should get tom's take, but there is a growing recognition among the shareholder base that warren buffett has built a company that will outlive his time as chairman and ceo. two guys toht on help investment portfolio. he has assembled operating businesses that produce a lot of earnings. the second quarter was a record, $6.4 billion. >> he has avoided share splits, two, right? >> yes, part of this is just how he set up. you can see the amount of wet that he has built. , i enjoyed reading your musings on berkshire hathaway after your 25th pilgrimage to omaha. >> and many of those cold mornings when we were there together, we would not have thought it would be at $200,000. i think it was $10,000 a share when we first spoke with you. >> one of our readers. they chart -- if you at $1000,ed in 1964 you would be richer by $10.5 million today. rideyou have ridden the for quite some time. >> i was thinking about that compared to the gto you were showing. i

because now i'm just using the words i just did when i was still at the county fair. >> the kid has got a future. noah is about to start kindergarten. he has a lot on his mind. >> a man of many words. >> i wonder how he would say this. and panda power strikes again for the g men. ,,,, we are born makers. we make things that give you goose bumps. things that adapt and exhilarate... we made a car that reacts to the road before you ever have the chance to. the all-new chrysler 200. america's import. ...giants, with 48 games le. ...trying to stay within striking distance in the national west... bernie brewer, a sign >> all right, baseball front and center. giants trying to stay within striking distance of the national west. we are in milwaukee. here comes more, off the bat of michael morse. two from the broken bat single. 3-0, san francisco. 8th inning, pablo sandoval. man, he has been hot. he makes it 7-3. sandoval with three hits. giants win 7-4 to stay within two-and-a-half of the dodgers. it was sunny gray for oakland today. in front of 21,513. sonny gray, here is kevin, make it 3-0. gray lasted just

the superslide. i was scared half to death. >> little noah stole the show at the county fair. >> he is an internet sensation. so how does he feel about being such a star? >> it was great. apparently, i was like, so embarrassed. i was like, this embarrassed. >> why? >> because now i'm just using the words i just did when i was still at the county fair. >> the kid has got a future. noah is about to start kindergarten. he has a lot on his mind. >> a man of many words. >> i wonder how he would say this. and panda power strikes again and panda power strikes again for the g men. ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progressive. walked in to a mcdonald's and discovereden an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños... ...for only two dollars. within minutes, they had also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? nom nom the jalapeño double, tr

begins the project. noah k. every day. an experimental photography project that captures the passage of time. with the flip screen of his digital camera, noah's able to see the image while photographing. he lines up his nose in the center of the screen and snaps. in the beginning he doesn't think it will be possible to photograph himself every single day. but soon it becomes as normal as brushing his teeth. six years and 2,356 photos later, noah compiles his still photography experiment into a 5-1/2-minute time-lapsed video, and in august 2006, posts it on youtube. >> this blew up when this first came out. it was like mind-exploding. >> viewers watched more than a half a decade of noah's life unfold, his apartments, his hairstyles, even his girlfriends. >> in some ways it's a very personal video, where it's like this is me, just completely exposed, and people start to really get into that. >> in three weeks the video shoots to 1 million hits. >> every once in a while you get that one where he's like, whoop, on vacation, or

the jeannette went down exactly. this is an image sent to me from a guy at noah. it is in russian waters. it isn't too deep. it would be a fantasy of mine to find a ted bennett to photograph the jeannette and bring up stuff from its hole. but that is another story. the jeannette men were left out on the ice. 33 men and 40 dogs and they were heading south toward the nearest land mass which was the central coast of siberia. a thousand miles away over the ice knowing that winter was coming on and they had a little bit of time to save themselves. thus begins the different chapter of the story which is this great survival stories. one of the great harrowing adventure stories of all time. how he held the men together. this thing would have unravelled but they made their way south over the ice pack and 91 days struggling and with their three small boats and hunting all of the way. they held it together for 90 days until they finally reached open water. back at home in new york emma is wondering where her husband is. and i have this picture of her because i had this amazing experience in the research for the book. e

noah. that muppet project is out now. >> and the priest. >> from months tore priemonster priest. you do it all. noah, the muppet project and this. so if this does well you will be in three movies in the top ten at one time. you are a bad man. >> yes but none of them are my movies. i'm just a little cog in a big wheel. and then i've got four more movies in the independent world. >> why are you working so hard at this chronologically gifted age? >> well i'm asked to do things that are varied and different. i like to work on the stage. lear was an enormous -- i hate the word, but challenge is the only word you can come up with. and then at this particular time in life if you are asked to play opposite generals and glen close and then miss pig givgy, how cau say no? >> milsz piggy. >> i've admired these my whole identify. they're interesting and i'm always doing something in the theater. >> everybody loved you in king lear, speaking of theater. at this age -- you used the word challenge a moment ago. how big a challenge is that? and why put yourself through that? that is a lot of stuf

situation it's kind of like the all the remodels that are actually brand new buildings like the $4.5 million in noah valley that's the way it goes. . with that, general comment is closed thank you, again commissioner sugaya >> thank you commissioner sugaya. >> colleagues at least for two meetings. >> okay meeting

the name. his first live tv sensation has made him an internet sensation. he even has his own hash tag now. noah the reporter. >> future weather man right there. >> he is out. he is done. >>> coming up, the new shoes some people say are sexist. see what you think, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, kpix 5 reporter cate cauguin took the night off so she c go.. but she sent us these photos. >> beyonce and jay-z rocked a packed house at at&t park. cate caugurian took the night off so she could go, but she sent us these photos. looks like a fun concert. >> wow. >>> well tonight, some people are accusing a popular shoe company nine west of sexism. >> they promote shoes for "husband hunting ." there is also this print add. some women are firing back on twitter. you know me so well, nine west. all i'm interested in is snagging a man. i mean, it is still 1950, right? i get it. >> there you go. >>> tonight, there is no such thing as sexism today somewhere. >> where? >> that would be the national basketball association. yeah. trailblazers indeed. they made history today. i'll tell you why. and the as , jacked o

he thought about the rides, and that's when noah took over. >> i never been on live television beforeetimes i don't watch, i don't watch the news, because i am a kid, and apparently every time grandpa gives me the remote i have to watch the powerball. >> (laughing). >> oh, adorable. >> noah might not watch the news much, but he just might have a future as a reporter. >> my man looks like a pro, doesn't he? >> oh, look at him. >> he is like apparently, check my man out. >> look at him, how comfortable he looks with that mike, ukee. >> he does. >> he has future in broadcasting, i tell you. >> oh, avenue light bill to pay, come on, my man. >> way to wrap up a show. >> oh, he is good. >> coming up: coming up in just a couple every minutes, we'll bring more local weather traffic and sports, don't forget you can now find the "cw philly" maybe even noah on comcast xfinity channel 13 or hd811, also on verizon fios channel 16 or hd516 or on rcn channel 17 or hd1017. >>> next on cbs this m morning, has another patient be infected with ebola in new york. plus john will he pack on measures being

it provides a new community for us who support it wholeheartedly they're spending remains in the castro and noah valley and hate neighborhood. i support the home sharing and recognize how many small businesses are being helped economically and coming together in a truly democratic grassroots movement in home sharing. thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is skate stone. i live in berry no inhibits my wife and i own our home we have an empty nest home those are things i've learned as a home sharing person ever story even if abuse you hear there's untold people sharing rooms in their homes they will never be turned into rental stock they're only space rooms not full-time rental unit those folks use local businesses in neighborhoods all over the city over host i've sat in a meeting looks for home sharing to support legislation and most of the hosts will be willing to share the taxes and bringing millions of home sharing dollars to the neighborhood i house their loved ones and send them to local establishment my guests are well screened their family members and young couples on their h

. >> the hardest part of noah's day is getting ready for work. he care of a chemist -- >> exactly three grams is what i shoot for. >> this 20-year-old goes gray. >> now the fun part. >> make that silver. >> it's going to get silver in here in a second. >> my name is cindy and i am the silver guy's mom. >> eventually noah wants to become a youth pastor. >> he's a people person. >> in the meantime, he's found another way to leave a mark. >> it was -- it's everywhere. >> it's mind over makeup. >> then i got to drive 30 minutes to go to work or wherever i'm going. >> noah's line of work -- reaction pays the bills. every performer needs props. noah's show begins before he even starts. >> he caught our attention for sure. >> it's his personality. >> it's perfectly still, isn't he? that is so clever. >> noah's stage is ft. myers beach. >> he's super still. he doesn't move -- >> until he does.

the finish line. >> extraordinary! >> noah and lucas felt the thrill of that finish. nd dad. >> good job, noah. i'm so proud of you. >> wow. he is a brother and athlete of the year. our thanks to our affiliate ktvb for that story. our next hour of the "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> hello, again. i'm fredricka whitfield. thank you so much for sharing your holiday weekend with us. scenes of relief and joy after the isis grip on an iraqi town is broken. troops rushed in to rescue people who feared they could be slaughtered at any moment. we're live in iraq next. >>> plus, we're waiting to see if the first openly gay player drafted into the nfl will actually play. michael sam was dropped by the st. louis rams yesterday. will another team pick him up? and it's the challenge that's taken social media by storm. dump a bucket of freezing cold water onto your head in the name of als research. the staggering amount of money raised coming up. >>> first up, fighting isis from the air and ground. the u.s. and its allies pull together to end more than two months of terror for

50 to 150,000 people who have fled their homes and retreated to the area, believed to be the place where noah'ss those strikes increased today with at least four -- by f-18s holding ice isis at bay is short-term. >> not only have they acquired this dam, they've announceded, remember the flood with noah, we can do that, we can flood the region and drown everybody in sight, so not only is there sort of a military threat, that they could kill a lot of civilians and people, but if you control water in that part of the world, you control life. >> more troubling to some are isis' broader aspirations. >> for attacks in western europe. >> isis has along its ranks, hundreds of american and european citizens between iraq an the west perfect for carrying out attacks. >> and many will tell you that's the threat to come. live in washington. thanks, doug. >>> russia striking back against sanctions by the west. president putin is now imposing some bans of its own on imparking li of u.s. goods, the question is, will this really hurt the american economy. let's add kyle harrington joining me now. good to see yo

the passage of time. with a flip screen of his digital camera, noah is able to see the image while photographing.lines up his nose in the center of the screen and snaps. in the beginning he doesn't think it will be possible to photograph himself every single day but soon, it becomes as normal as brushing his teeth. six years later he compiles it into a 5.5 minute video and posts it on youtube. >> this blew up, like mind exploding. >> viewers watched more than half a decade of his life unfold, apartments, hair styles, girlfriends. >> in someways, it's a very personal video where it's like this is me just completely exposed and people get into that. >> this three weeks, the video shoots to one million hits. >> every once in awhile you get one where he's on vacation or weird night vision. >> you find little things every time you watch it, see little people in the background and he's switching rooms and his style sort of changes and he has facial hair. it's a day in a life. >> and though noah ever smiles, there is something about his stair that the completely memorizing. >> it's really creepy, like t

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the end. >> now can i be done? >> apparently we're out of time now. noah, great to see you on "world news." pardy!" teachers tournament. here is our second group of semi-finalists -- a seventh-grade social-studies teacher from martinez, georgia... a kindergarten french teacher from ypsilanti, michigan... and an elementary music teacher from huntington, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --