appreciate planning department staff that is you know non-standard project and i want to appreciate tina chang for her analysis to be able to give you the commissioner the public and the board of supervisors some direction and some analysis in terms of what the perimeters of this project so again, thank you for your support and we're supportive of this project. >> tina chang planning department staff as you may know the project before you on mission street to demolish a joining parking lot opted out by a pizza shop with a 23 story mixed use building with 200 and 88 dwelling units the project will provide 73 off-street parking less than a ratio of one to four and class 2 bike parking spaces exceeding the planning code requirements that requires the amendments for that the general plan amendment by october 2016 of planning code and zoning map that facilitates little creation of the special use district - 13 and a half percent will be affordable to those earning 55 percent of area medium income and 4 percent of the units will be made affordable to those earning 90 percent of less of - be affordab

welcome commissioner melgar and commissioner koppel tina chang this is a request for a general plan only to consider the documentation of the amendment for the sud and downtown project authorization on or after october 27th no proposal, however, the commission must adopt an ordinance for the general plan associated project before us my understanding supervisor kim had this to be october 4th the proposed general plan will change the height to two hundred x the general plan planning code zoning map will create a mission and 9 special use district the 21 and a half percentage will be made affordable for - those earning 55 percent of ami or less and 4 percent affordable to low income households earning 75 percent of ami or less and 40 percent of unit will be made affordable to those earning 90 percent of ami in excess of the planning code that requires that 13 and a half percent of onsite dwelling unit made affordable for environmental are accepted evaluation applications filed prior to january 2016 this met the deadline and grandfathered under the 13 and a half percent the staff recommends

. >> good afternoon - >> game-changer commissioner president fong and members of the commission tina changing department staff i'm spent the next 15 minutes with the project sponsor presentation i'll spends the first few minutes the goodwill project and next the property owner will spend 10 minutes and finally, the deferring naomi kelly will close by sharing how the project is in a larger city framework the window of opportunities has closed and in that case john updyke will speak in my colleagues instead we're able to present this for the first time for commissioner and public comment. the project will be loeshtd on a 2 1/2 acre on the north side of mission street from willfully to south van ness avenue i'll get into more the sited will house two buildings on two parcels one containing the city office building and the second a residential tower the site will officially be strategic it is on south van ness avenue efficiency is gained it is important to the city and the connection dw between the two believes is to facilitate clorox as mentioned the project will house two new buildings on wh

flonase changes everything. ♪ >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. tinanted a new lease on life when she met eric bechler. so when he opened the door to telling her the truth about his wife's disappearance, she had a decision to make, walk through that door and the good life she had come to know could be gone forever. here's josh mankiewicz again with "troubled waters." >> tina new thought she had found happiness with eric bechler. until he changed his story about what happened the day his wife disappeared in the ocean. you didn't think about going to the police? >> no. not yet. i just felt like he wasn't telling me the truth all the way. and i was really afraid, because he was always with me. >> afraid, yet they continued to see each other. sleep together. and party together. about two weeks after eric changed his story, he and tina went to a club and took the drug ecstasy. >> we get home, we walk inside the house and we're just both laying on the bed staring at the ceiling together. as we were talking, it came to me, and i said to him, oh, my god, you h

about two weeks after eric changed his story, he and tina went to a club and took the drug ecstasy. >et home, we walk inside the house and we're both laying on the bed staring straight up at the ceiling together. all of a sudden as we were talking, it just came to me and i said to him, i said oh, my god, you hit her over the head. he goes how did you know that? >> reporter: the fact is, she hadn't known. call it intuition or the effects of the drug or a random guess. but it was an opening and tina barreled through. >> i said you need to tell me the truth. he's calmly talking to me and he says i'm going to tell you the truth. he goes we had this huge party so everybody could see how happy we were together. >> reporter: all their friends were there, witnesses to the happy marriage. then a couple of days later, she says, eric told her he took pegye out to sea on that rented boat and although pegye didn't know it, he took along some weights. >> then he goes then i walked up behind her and he goes i hit her so hard she didn't feel a thing. i'm like what do you mean, you hit her so hard. he

change. ((chris maathuis)) >> athletic director tina kunzer murphy is leaving athletics for fundraising. we'll have details on what's next over on the unlv campus and when the search for a new a-d will begin. plus... if cowboys owner jerry jones has a wish.. the raiders would be playing in las vegas now. more coming up here on channel 8. <<< the school will soon be looking for a new athletic director. down at the end of her contract extension in june of 2017. murphy took a lot of heat for the basketball search debacle. firing dave rice mid-season and then trying to hire two other basketball coaches before landing with current coach marvin menzies. but she's also responsible for what could turn out to be unlv's most successful high profile hires when she landed football coach tony sanchez. being the athletic director was her dream job but with that job came a lot of unexpected pressure. (( )) tina face.. and the tough part in the media you sign on but you don't i'm not a politician, hopefully i've grown in this position... the wow was taking a hit in the paper, i love reading the morning

a change in u-n-l- v's athletics program. director tina kunzer murphy will take on a new role within the university. we hear from her for the first time about the new position. and... the stakes are high for the world series! the chicago cubs face the cleveland indians fans who are hoping their team will end the world series drought. if breakfast is for dinner... let's just skip to dessert. your favorite girl scout cookies are about to come shrunk down and in a box! that's right -- coming soon... to a cereal aisle near you... general mills says thin mints and caramel crunch -- a cereal version of samoas-- will hit store shelves nationwide in january. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6 o'clock is you spend a lot of time opening doors for these little guys. but congressman heck opens them for these guys -- special interests and the billionaire koch brothers. they spent millions supporting heck, and heck supports their agenda -- special tax breaks even for corporations shipping jobs overseas. worse, heck pays for them by cutting education

tina fey did a parody not changing a word from what that candidate said. >> such as an outrageous campaigneet storm or basket of deplorables that hillary clinton talked about. i can't imagine an ad for the basket of deplorables tonight? i don't know. there's so much meat, red meat to play with this year. >> hear something about temperament. trump hosted "snl" last year. hillary clinton made an appearance alongside her counterpart kate mckinnon. let's take a look at that. >> all he wants to talk about is donald trump. >> donald trump? isn't he the one that's like -- ah, you're all losers. >> bernie sanders has been on. >> larry david as bernie sanders. really, how -- that was just -- as far as actually, the actual candidate going on the show. does it help them, or does it hurt them? >> it definitely helps them, i think. it shows they have a sense of humor about themselves, for the most part. kind of hard to hurt donald trump if he comes back on, that's how you know the stakes are this high, if they do it again between now and november, it might be too close to bring them onboard and might b

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change is a hoax invented by china. >> it's pronounced gina. >> listen, tina fey, her performance, as sarah palin. the course of the election. do you think that could happen with your brother playing donald trump? >> it's completely gone viral in 24 hours. i don't know how many weeks we have between now and the election, there have to be four or five more "snl"s. i wouldn't be surprised if it could move the needle a little bit, yeah. i wouldn't be surprised at all. i'm sure lauren michaels is praying for a donald trump victory, because if he gets elected, then my brother could stay on the show for the whole season. that would be a ratings boon for "saturday night live." >> donald trump will be a ratings champ in another way. your brother steven, he's a big republican. does he like the impersonation? is he offended by it? >> i literally haven't texted him since this happened. i'm assuming he's not thrilled about it. he's a personal friend from donald's from his two appearances on "celebrity apprentice." quite frankly, my brother alec and i don't care about his feelings. >> let's talk about kate mck

change coming up. >> yeah. this afternoon, unlv announced the departure of tina kunzer-murphy who has had the position since 2013. with that announcement came the announcement of a contract extension for tkm. she agreed to a lead the department to the conclusion of this academic school year. kunzer-murphy will transition for a new position, primarily focused on fund-raising. unlv football foundation, that's where she will be headed on july 21st when her contract was going to expire. that's why they gave her that extension. among the many accomplishments, the fratitta complex, women's soccer, baseball and men's and women's swimming, we talked to -- we actually saw a statement from len jessup today. and he said her unwavering commitment to unlv, our program and athletes is unmatched. tina remains ambassador for our university and we look forward to her continued services. swee spoke to -- we and she had this to say about the athletic department. >> it's easy when every decision you make is what's right for unlv athletic department and the university. i'm a rebel. i will always be. i'm born and raised here. when i

change is a hoax invent i had by china. >> it is pronounced -- >> so, listen, tina fey, you remember tina fey and her performance of sarah e people say it changed the course of the election. do you think it could happen with your brother's impression of donald trump? >> well, it has completely gone viral in 24 hours. i think we have -- i don't know how many weeks we have between now and the election, there have to be four or five more snl's, so i wouldn't be surprise field it could move the needle a little bit, yeah. i wouldn't be surprised at all. i'm sure lauren michaels is playing for a donald trump victory because if he gets elected then my brother can stay on the show for the whole season, and that will be a ratings boone for "saturday night live." >> donald trump will be a ratings champ in another way. your brother steven has been on the show, he is a big republican. does he like the impersonation? he is offended by it? >> i haven't texted him since it happened. i'm assuming he is not thrilled about it. he is a personal friend of donald's from his two appearances on "the celebrity apprentice." quite frankly, my brot

change that outcome. >> yes we all remember that very well. tina the weekend events that you mentioned and the polls after the first debate, the fact that republicans are now prominent ones withdrawing their support of donald trump how does that change the outcome of the senate and house races that you're following? >> well, of course, that matters hugely because u.s. presidents are relatively weak and they need congress to work with them or not work with them as we've seen in the obama case. if these kinds of double digit leads continue to second lie date between now and election day for hillary clinton, there stooshts a small but rising chance she might get close to bringing democrats with her and taking the senate. now there's a long, you know, road to climb, a lot of seats that would have to happen, but it's possible. like wise, you know, reversal for trump unlikely as it would be would mean that he might stand, republicans might stand to get both houses. it's looking a lot less likely that trump can pull that off. >> if the democrats take the

ask any yogi and they will tell you the practice of yoga can lead the positive change in mind, body and spirit. it is are tinader and is here for us. you have said that yoga saved your life. now you're work to improve other people's lives. tell us a little bit ability what you do. >> sheltered jthat i wrote over the course of several years. it is seem that is, and have had a rough beginning or a lif look up to that point. it helps to increase self confident and makes them feel like they have hope and they feel good about possibly reaching these goals that they have in their life. >> that's pretty cool. >> tell me about some of the results that you see from that. >> we have a lot of amazing results. just when i was talking about on facebook live the other day was one of the girls that's in an emergency shelter, she has been in this shelter for a few months. when i first met her she was -- she said to me, straightforward. i don't have hope. there is no. i looked at her and she said it's easier to die and so much harder to be alive. i just saw her again recently a few weeks ago. when i walked into the house she

. >> reporter: tina's husband mark was diagnosed with a visual variant of alzheimer's four years ago. >> these past four years, the changes that we've made, we just stay strong together, and i love him so much, and i don't mark. i see my husband, and the love of my life. >> reporter: tina isn't alone. and neither is her husband. mark is one of more than 5 million americans battling the deadly disease. >> alzheimer's doesn't worked very, very hard. and i always tell him he's still a doctor. he's just not a practicing doctor."tina and others are speaking up about their experiences in the hopes doctor. >> reporter: tina and others are speak up about their exri finding a cure. >> i'm not big on public speaking, either. but i wanted to do it for my honey. and bring awareness. people are more willing to talk about their journey, which is one of the main reasons why we have the walk toned alzheimer's, is to help raise awareness so people feel comfortable talk about what they've gone through with the disease. >> i think it's important for everyone to become aware of alzheimer's and that it is the sixth leading cause of death and

change at unlv. the school will soon be looking for a new athletic director. tina kunzer-murphy will step down at the end of her contract extension in june of 2017. murphy took a lot of heat for then trying to hire two other basketball coaches before landing with current coach marvin menzies. but she's also responsible for what could turn out to be unlv's most successful high profile hires when she landed football coach tony sanchez. being the athletic director was her dream job but with that job came a lot of unexpected pressure. tina kunzer-murphy/unlv ad: "i just think it was all of the stuff in your face.. and the tough part in the media you sign on but you don't i'm not a politician, hopefully i've grown in this position... the wow was taking a hit in the paper, i love reading stopped.. so maybe i'll start again... i watch the news, but the paper i had to stop... there's a lot of wow's it's a tough job." ((chris maathuis)) the search for a new athletic director will start now. the school will really crank up that search at the beginning of the year. ((chris ma

tina's husband mark was diagnosed with a visual variant of alzheimer's four years ago."these past four years and the changes that we've made, we just stay strong together and i love him so much and i don't see the disease when i look at mark. i see my husband and the love of my life."tina isn't alone - and neither is her husband. mark is one of more than 5 million americans battling the degenerative disease. "alzheimer's doesn't discriminate. mark was a doctor for 20 years and he worked very, very hard. and i always tell him he's still a doctor. he's just not a practicing doctor."tina and others are speaking up about their experiences in the hopes of finding a cure."i'm not big of public speaking either, but i wanted to do it for my honey are more willing to talk about their journey, which is one of the main reasons why we have the walk to end alzheimer's is to help raise awareness so people feel comfortable talking about what they've gone through with the disease." "i think it's important for everyone to become aware of >> i think it's important for and that we need to do more and there needs to be more fu

is a little bit off the coast but could change at a moments notice, if sondnd have a lot of time some stay of time. >> ford has declared a state of emergency,y, tina is reposition resources on the east coast to prepare for the storm. we got some beautiful weather today we had a couple of days september has been above normal. so far, october, especially thi week has been above normal, and that will continuess until the of the weekon, as we enter the weekend. we will see some very fall-like air beginning to make these flowers happier. >> in the meantime, here is hurricane matthew, it is a category four hurricane it will move slowly northwest towards florida shoreline. this so close to in his to be monitored carefully right now that when the best case scenario, and of course, if it veers off shoring that would be even better newsws, but does no appear to be likely., it will have to be monitored carefully , as it stays just off shore of florida georgia eventually outer banks of north carolina. they probably have the best chance to see the storms sf life, it will still be reducing hurricane force winds looking at time lapse we have these guys we do hav

. >> cassandra says -- >> in if tina could walk down e street naked she would. >> cassandra say she is would change do it quickly, but usually only when she had a bra and underwear on. eddie spent sometime years as a nudist. >> go eddie. >> he doesn't think being naked idea however he also doesn't seen it as being the end of the world. >> that's interesting he had that opinion after being a nudist. >> think so too. >> valerie said she never walked around naked in front of her children, but she has a big issue with people turning beautiful things into oversexualizing things. join the conversation on our facebook page you can weigh in there. >> misha is like they came out of your body i see nothing wrong with it. >>> thanks for hanging out with us today. >>> the biggest mistakes parents have when planning for their child's education. >> have a great day >>> this morning on "today's take," new details of kim kardashian held at gunpoint. >>> and megan boone about to reveal a big secret. >>> plus, it's taco tuesday. we are celebrating national taco day. l now. in are from nbc news, this is "today's take

change. charlie: who are your heroes? lee, i lovee spike larry david and seinfeld, i love tina fey. they are everywhere.es everywhere. charlie: with stanford and important part of your life? guest: extremely important -- charlie: you kind of rebelled, you look for your own way to express yourself. guest: i did because i felt like i had to. i went there to pursue political science at my dad's wishes, and when it came time to declare my isor, all i have to do answer why wanted to major in political science, and all i can think of was because my dad wanted me to. that was not a good reason. ands directing and writing producing plays at the time, and this was something i wanted to do. i wanted to pursue that actively , and stanford allowed me to do that. there are so many reef -- resources and colleges that are left untouched and untapped. a lot of people were either pursuing medicine or law or business, a lot of those resources were available to pursue the arts. there was no film major until i was a senior, and i decided, i'm going to do this for most of my time, i'm going to keep up with my studies, i'm g

tina brown. she has been one of the most influential voices in american in the media and has initiated a tremendous change and advocacy on behalf of important social and political causes and has spoken to national issues and global trends. defile few launched the and forward often a kafkaesque full offer solutions for better lives per default rules. [inaudible conversations] and throughout the united states and had cheered extraordinary leaders such as barbara bush and oprah winfrey. they elevates a critically important conversation for what has no equal. one that we strive to attain at john hopkins is why today's conversation is women who inspire with the topic of women leaders making a difference on the global stage. this was added time there was a tremendous groundswell of alumni and students. of their programming such as the annual conference organized by students to allow the school to be an advocate on issues of gender equality of global leadership. as one prominent graduate student of john hopkins have been educating and empowering, i lost my place. [laughter] and has been educating students for ca

tina was sentencing. >> why should he still be breathing? >> the state supreme court ordered florida to have jurors and not judges to vote for death. and then changed it to 10 of 12. >> the death penalty is on its way out and this is just one more nail in the coffin. >> it mad convicted of killing a coworker at a pop eyes in 1988. >> everyone sentenced under this scheme is now eligible for a new the death penalty or opposed, the process itself is rife with problems. >> the governor and attorney general who both supported the death penalty in the past say they are reviewing the decision. over 300 people are on death row in florida but several have waived their cases to be herd by is that all cases and executions are on hold. >> and a woman is coming forward with another allegation of sexual assault against donald trump. this is summer zerbos and she says that the republican presidential nominee inappropriately touched here during a meeting in los angeles. and after she left the show, she to dinner as a job opportunity but instead of going to a restaurant, she was brought up to trump's sweet in the hotel, l and she said he touched her multiple times

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we've seen tina fey as the genius embodying sarah palin, who can forget that clip of her i can see russia from my house. some people say it changedion. sarah palin never said that. it is one of those moments where she was able to catch this moment in political culture and make it something everybody talked about. >> we know it has a powerful punch as it pertains to entertainment, but the real question, very important question in the world of politics is, is this powerful enough of a sh tick to influence who ends up in the white house? >> we still have four more episodes of "snl" left, 5.8 million watched last night. this demographic might not the ones who tune into 24 hour cable news. it does have an audience that does watch the clips and watching the viral footage they create and who knows what we'll see in the next four weeks. i think that over the past history of snl, they made impacts on the election cycle and it will happen again this year for sure. >> the weekend update also got into the act this way. >> the first presidential debate is over and it's official, we still have to choose between hillary clinton and donald trump

change. >> rose: an who are your heroes. >> a lot of my heroes, i mean i love spike lee, do i love larry david and seinfeld, i love tina fey,-- i maybe want to get into film. they're everywhere. i have heroes everywhere. >> rose: and was stanford an important part of your life. >> stanford was extremely important just in terms of-- . >> rose: knowing, because you kind of rebelled against sort of the-- you looked for your own way to express yourself. >> i did. because i felt like i had to. you know, i want there to kind of pursue political science. at my dad's wishes. and when it came time to declare my major, i, all i had to do was answer oh, why do you want to maijer in political science and all i could think of was because pie dad wants me to. so i thought that is probably not a good reason. >> rose: not the best. >> and i was directing and producing and writing plays at the time. and felt like there is something that i wanted to do. and i wanted to pursue that actively. and stanford allowed me to do that. with their resources there are just so many resources in colleges that are left untouched. and untapped. and they we

tina brown. ms. brown has been one of the most influential voices in american media, and in this role she has initiated tremendous change and advocacy on behalf of important social and political causes, and has spoken to important international issues and global trends. annual, she launched the women in the world summit, to begin a dialogue, and offer solutions on building better lives for women and girls. the summit has hosted conversations in london, dubai, sao paulo, new delhi, and throughout the united states, and has featured extraordinary leaders such as hillary clinton, christine lagarde, barbara bush, and oprah winfrey. they represent what ms. brown does best, elevating critically important conversation for a nofile and stage that has equal. her example is when we strive to attain at johns hopkins, and that is why today's conversation part of the women who inspire series, on the topic -- topic on women leaders making a difference on the global stage. the series was launched last a time under has been tremendous groundswell of interest from alumni and students in women's leadership. other programming at this scho

tina brown. miss brown has been one of the most influential voices in american media. in this role she initiated tremendous change in advocacy on behalf of important social and political causes and has also spoken to important international issues and global trends. in 2010 she launched annual women in the world summit to begin a dialogue and offer solutions on building better lives for women and girls. the summit has hosted conversations in london, dubai, sao paulo, new delhi, and throughout the united states and has featured extraordinary leaders such as hillary clinton, christine lagarde, barbara bush and oprah winfrey. they represent what miss brown does best, elevating a critically important conversation to a profile and stage that has no equal. her example is one we strive to attain at john hopkins sites. that is why today's conversation is part of the school's women who inspire series on the topic of women leaders making a difference on the global stage. the series was launched last year at a time when there has been a tremendous ground swell of interest from alumni and students in women's leadership. othe

tina fey that suggested alec for the part. alec hesitated. he was nervous. and clearly for no reason. >> he is a bully. >> shut up. >> he started the birther movement. >> you did. >> he says climate change is a hoax invent bid china. >> that doesn't get old. >> kate mckinnon said it went exactly as she dream tepid 16-time host, by the way, that's a record for alec, more hosting than anybody else. helps get the show the biggest ratings since 2008. >> he has to come back at least one more time. >> i think he's there for the long haul, until the election. it had nothing to do with darryl. change is good. >> coming up, new breast cancer breakthroughs. dr. funk is here. >>> and "the birth of a nation's" nate parker is is here talking about the new movie and much more. more "stay" per roll. more "sit" per roll. more "who's training who" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. and try bounty napkins. dive into delight, where chocolatey-goodness intertwines with 20% of your daily fiber. so magical it could have been called paradise of heavens. but it wasn't. fiber one. so delicious, it should have another name. what's go

changing event. we still don't know. [laughter] michael m.: makin murphy, we will continue to come back to you. coming up, we will speak to tinago. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mckeel m.: i am michael in london with francine lacqua in new york. the ecb will announced its interest rate decision and mario draghi with his press conference at 8:30 eastern time and 1:30 in the european capital --financial capital of france for. financial capital of frankfurt. tina martin adams is from wells fargo and karsten is here with us. and he for joining us. you are able to come over here because it is not going to be a big deal over there. we're not expecting mario draghi to do a whole lot. to open up the possibility of an extension of qe. he will have to tell us of what his committees are working on. michael m.: he is in the same sort of position that the fed is and when they don't have a press conference or new forecasts. we don't get their inflation forecasts till december. how do you think they are thinking about inflation is doing. we are looking at brent crude going up significantly. this set change the calculation? >> in september, the ecb