glen caberes. * the project is on toledo way. the request is the permit application for subject property, proposing large existing partial floor of existing four-floor, two-story building. the owner owns this east of the project site. the concerns include reduced privacy, light and air access to their property. this project has been reviewed by the residential design team with the residential guidelines. at this time this does not create exceptional or extraordinary circumstances. specifically the project has matching light shared with requester's building and alteration the proposed fourth floor provide appropriate setbacks from the front and back to minimize the bulk and visibility of the fourth floor. at this time staff recommends the commission take discretionary review and approve the project as proposed. i would be happy by to answer questions. >> thank you. >> project funds, sir? >> requests. >> dr request, sir. >> thank you, president fong and commissioners. thank you for hearing us. i'm mark davincinsi, mother elaine, si

that's politics. >> maxwell austin is a toledo resident who follows politics closely and takes them to task. he said he broke a pledge of ethics not to run for mayor. >> he said i plan to stay my term, i'm going to do what i'm going to do, not running for mayor, only a few weeks later to come out and say, you know what, i'm going to run for mayor. >> this is an important issue. i want to be able to actually mun kat it to people. >> austin is not happy when he sees him campaigning literally at his front door. >> i was sitting on my porch one morning. people showed up. someone approached me to let me know who was going to be coming, and would i want to put on a t-shirt and come down and join. i let him know what i thought and told them no. >> his staff updates him on the situation. >> i think there was some indication that there was a guy there who was, you know, a bit ornery, but we decided to go forward with it. >> we have a situation in toledo. >> as he launches into his talking points about faulty water line, austin makes his voice heard. >> run for mayor somewhere else. >> i seized

not so much these days but when it comes to artistic glass, toledo is still in a class by itself. serena altschul now with a touch of glass. >> very hot. yeah, that furnish ace is probably about 2100 degrees fahrenheit. >> reporter: it may not look like it, but what you're seeing is a celebration. a celebration of the liberation of glass. >> this is putting that glass this the hands of the artist. that happened here. >> reporter: what happened right here at the toledo museum of art 50 years ago was one of those moments in history when imaginative people intersect with technology to create something new. in this case, freeing artists to make glass in their own studios. in 1962, ceramics instructor harvey littleton created a workshop in a garage at this museum to explore the possibilities of newly developed small furnish aces. >> the real innovation was, of course, any artist could use this in their garage. they could make a furnace and make a little workshop for glass and learn the techniques. >> reporter: jeff mack knows how difficult and dangerous it is to work with glass. >> whe

but i wanted to stop here in toledo to spend this day with you. a day that belongs to the working men and women of america. teachers and factory workers and construction workers and students and families and small business owners, and i know we've got some proud auto workers in the house helping to bring toledo back. after all, it's working folks like you who fought for jobs and opportunity for generations of american workers. it's working people like you who helped to lay the cornerstones of middle class security, things that people now sometimes take for granted but weren't always there. the 40-hour work week. weekends. paid leave. pensions. the minimum wage. health care. social security. medicare. those things happened because working people organized and mobilized. it is unions like yours that helped to forge the basic bargain of this country, the bargain that built the greatest middle class and the most prosperous country and the most prosperous economy the world has ever known. and you know what that bargain is because it's a simple one. it'

he was talking to a big fired up crowd in toledo. and even though the president is a pretty reliably good speaker, there is a certainly predictability to his speeches. by necessity, right? he's a candidate, he gives stump speeches. you know the broad strokes of what you're going to hear about, the middle class, the auto bailout working when mitt romney said detroit should go bankrupt, you're going to hear about ending the war in iraq, he's going to say that thing about every american getting their fair shot and every american doing their fair share and every american playing by the rules. if you're a fan, a fan enough to go to a speech like this, you likely know what you're going to hear in broad strokes. today, today on the campaign trail, there was this moment in ohio where the crowd totally thought that president obama was going somewhere that he was not actually going. they started to audibly react as if he was talking about something that they pretty clearly really wanted him to talk about. but he was not going where they though

he was talking to a big fired up crowd in toledo. and even though the president is a pretty reliably good speaker, there is a certainly predictability to his speeches. by necessity, rights? he's a candidate, he gives stump speeches. you know the broad strokes of what you're going to hear about, the middle class, the auto bailout working when mitt romney said detroit should go bankrupt, you're going to hear about ending the war in iraq, he's going to say that thing about every american getting their fair shot and playing by the rules. if you're a fan, a fan enough to go to a speech like this, you likely know what you're going to hear in broad strokes. today, today on the campaign trail, there was this moment in ohio where the crowd totally thought that president obama was going somewhere that he was not actually going. they started to audibly react as if he was talking about something that they pretty clearly really wanted him to talk about. but he was not going where they thought he was. listen. >> now, there was one person at govern

more reasons why this could be a tough state for romney. >> all right, in toledo, ohio tonight, thank you. >>> we're learning more about the attack on the american consulate in benghazi, libya, which killed a u.s. ambassador and three other americans. the obama administration says it was a planned terrorist attack, and the fbi is investigating a possible al qaeda link, and an issue that secretary of state hillary clinton discussed today. meanwhile, ann curry sat down with the president of libya to discuss the situation. >> reporter: would you call the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi an act of terrorism? >> i have no doubt about that. and it is a pre-planned act of terrorism directed against american citizens. >> reporter: you're confirming that rpgs were used in the original attack? >> mortars -- >> reporter: they were used in the attack? >> yes. >> reporter: and do you know how many mortars were used? >> about 500. >> reporter: and you were saying they were fired with such accuracy that this could not have been done by somebody who didn't have experience? >> experience and k

. >> hello, toledo. it is good to be in toledo, smiththank you. >> obama, obama! >> thank you so much. first of all, i have got to say thank you for that outstanding introduction. give a round of applause. i was listening backstage, and i preaching going on. folks in the crowd were going, yes. it is great to see so many good behalf of working families every day. we have got sheriff and brown, one of the best senators in the country, one of the bestwe have got my friend, your in the house. we have got your outstanding uaw president in the house. president of the national education association, so we have got some working people in to everybody working hard each and every day, happy labor day. happy labor day. feel free to take a seat. i have got some things to say. for those of you who do not have knees a little bit. sometimes folks standing too long drops off. we are on the way to our convention in charlotte this week, but i wanted to stop in toledo to spend this day witha day the belongs to the working men and women of america, teachers and factory workers and st

he was talking to a big fired-up crowd in toledo. and even though the president is a pretty good reliably speaker, there is a predictability to his speeches, by necessity, right? he's a candidate. he gives stump speeches. you pretty much know the broad strokes of what you're going to hear about, the middle class, the auto bailout working when mitt romney said detroit should go bankrupt. you're going to hear about ending the war in iraq. he's going to say that thing about every american getting a fair shot and every american doing our fair share and everybody playing by the same rules. i mean, if you are a fan, a fan enough to go to a speech like this, you likely know what you are going to hear in broad strokes. but today -- today on the campaign trail, there was this moment in ohio where the crowd totally thought that president obama was going somewhere that he was not actually going. they started to audibly react as if he was talking about something that they pretty clearly really wanted him to talk about. but he was not going where

president obama is at kent state university, mitt romney is in toledo. steve handelsman has news that romney got from ohio today. >> reporter: terrible news for mitt romney and his republicans. no republican has ever won the white house, none, ever, without winning the state of ohio. romney was doing pretty well there, behind by less than 1 percentage point earlier this month. but in the latest ohio poll, romney trails by ten. he's wrapping up his bus tour of ohio, a blue collar state that's must-win for mitt romney. >> there's dignity and honor and meaning in good hard work. >> reporter: but despite romney's work here, many visits, ohio may be moving out of reach. even with the help today of ohio native jack nicklaus who says he's laid off workers from his gulf business. >> we can't afford for mour years like the last four years. i know i sure can't. >> reporter: romney can't afford more polls like today. after he was caught on tape d disparaging the 47% of americans who said feel like victims. "the new york times" cbs poll finds romney trailing preside

more reasons why this could be a tough state for romney. >> all right, in toledo, ohio tonight, thank you. >>> we're learning more about the attack on the american consulate in benghazi, libya, which killed a u.s. ambassador and three other americans. the obama administration says it was a planned terrorist attack, and the fbi is investigating a possible al qaeda link, and an issue that secretary of state hillary clinton discussed total. meanwhile, ann curry set down with the president of libya to discuss the situation. >> reporter: would you call the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi an act of terrorism? >> i have no doubt about that. and it is a pre-planned act of terrorism directed against american citizens. >> reporter: you're confirming that rpgs were used in the original attack? >> mortars -- >> reporter: they were used in the attack? >> yes. >> reporter: and do you know how many mortars were used? >> about 500. >> reporter: and you were saying they're fired with such accuracy that this could not have been done by somebody who didn't have experience? >> experience and kne

that's what we're fighting for, toledo. that is what is at stake in this election and that's why i'm running for a second term as president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] jon: if you would like to hear more of the president's speech in toledo, ohio, on this labor day, we'll have it streaming live for you on foxnews.com. >>> well it is election season after all and when the day gets closer the candidates like to connect with voters by giving them a peek at their personal lives including some of the things they like to do and some of the things which they're good. we're hearing a lot of claims by the president. a "new york times" piece by a journalist jody cantor, that the president kicks a really mean chilly, that he has a talent of musical pitch and a good pool player and dad letter of -- doodler of unusual skill. we have ellen ranter in. jumpinger ton. both are fox news contributors. ellen why do we need to know that the president is a doodler of unusual skill? >> you want to vote for president by w

. >> good afternoon, dimitri zamski, owner of 3820 toledo way. my architect won't be here but due to the 13th was postponed i thought he would have time for that, so i imagine he will be arriving late. as far as the neighborhood i just moved in in january 2011. i love the neighborhood. i have no intentions of leaving the neighborhood. it is my current home and it will be my future home when it is remodeled. in terms of remodel scope that's shown in what we have designed so far, it follows the current i guess history of remodeling that's happened in the neighborhood. one of the pages that submitted included an aerial photo that includes three properties within 250 feet of my front door that has very, very similar remodels. additionally, they all go to zero lot line development, which talking with the planning department you do support. then this also -- the idea was not something we drew up at a moment. we met with the planning department at the counter. they did advise us this is what we are -- this is what they were seing in terms of development

zamski, owner of 3820 toledo way. my architect won't be here but due to the 13th was postponed i thought he would have time for that, so i imagine he will be arriving late. as far as the neighborhood i just moved in in january 2011. i love the neighborhood. i have no intentions of leaving the neighborhood. it is my current home and it will be my future home when it is remodeled. in terms of remodel scope that's shown in what we have designed so far, it follows the current i guess history of remodeling that's happened in the neighborhood. one of the pages that submitted included an aerial photo that includes three properties within 250 feet of my front door that has very, very similar remodels. additionally, they all go to zero lot line development, which talking with the planning department you do support. then this also -- the idea was not something we drew up at a moment. we met with the planning department at the counter. they did advise us this is what we are -- this is what they were seing in terms of development

when you abandon detroit, you abandon cities like toledo and ohio. so i think the people of ohio are confused about obama. they don't really believe in the yes, we can. some of them are feeling that they're still struggling, but there's a general feeling that obama backed the auto industry, therefore, cared about their cities and the republicans don't, and that may be how he wins ohio on that auto issue. >> jennifer granholm got it right, chris. >> what? what did she say? >> i said governor granholm got it right in her speech when she talked about the fact that what barack obama did for the auto industry wasn't just michigan, it was ohio, pennsylvania, virginia, north carolina, so many other states benefited where our manufacturers manufacture component parts. >> okay. great. that's so important. thank you, governor ed rendell, thank you doug brinkley. good luck with the book. "cronkite." >>> coming up, you listen very carefully and the sound you hear is the republican gnashing of teeth. they think mitt romney is losing what they consider a winnable

obviously, president obama at a labor day rally in toledo, ohio today. president obama needs to make a real connection with labor this week if he wants to secure a second term in the white house. labor plays a vital role in getting out the ground troops and social networking, and in really getting out the numbers in a close election. if it's about enthusiasm, labor is going to be there, but will they be there in full force? here's more from the president today. >> it is unions like yours that help to forge the basic bargain of this country. the bargain that built the greatest middle class and the most prosperous country and the most prosperous economy that the world has ever known. it's a bargain that says if you work hard, if you're responsible, then your work should be rewarded. >> so who is for the wage earner? this might be the perfect time to bring out our income disparity chart. this is where america has been over the last 30 years. president obama stands with the blue line, the middle class, the average agers trying to get ahead. mitt romney stand

we're not going to let detroit go bankrupt or lordstown or toledo. i stood with american workers, american -- i'll make that bet any day of the week and because of that bet, three years later, that bet is paying off for america! >> the toledo rally is part of the president's pregame tour gearing up for the democratic national convention starting tomorrow in charlotte, north carolina. first lady, live there on the stage. ca carrying out her walk through. over the weekend, his travels took him to the battleground of colorado where the president offered his take on last week's republican convention. >> it was a rerun. it could have been on nick at nite. we've seen it before. you might as well have watched it on a black an white tv with some rabbit ears. those ideas don't work. they didn't work then. they won't work now. >> good one, mr. president, but don't be silly. mitt romney's not living in mayberry, no, he's up in one of his quantity towns of wolfeboro, new hampshire. able to enjoy a day of carefree boating on the marina courtesy of the dividends h

[applause] >> hello, toledo. thank you, thank you. it is good to be in toledo, ohio. thank you. >> obama, obama! >> thank you so much. first of all, i have got to say thank you for that outstanding introduction. give a round of applause. i was listening backstage, and i thought i heard a little preaching going on. folks in the crowd were going, yes. he can talk, no doubt about it. it is great to see so many good friends who worked so hard on behalf of working families every day. we have got sheriff and brown, one of the best senators in the country, one of the best congressman in the country. we have got my friend, your friend, our secretary of labor in the house. we have got your outstanding uaw president in the house. rich trumpka is here, and the president of the national education association, so we have got some working people in the house. to everybody working hard each and every day, happy labor day. happy labor day. thank you. feel free to take a seat. i have got some things to say. for those of you who do not have a seat, make sure to bend your knees a little

cleveland and toledo. it's a three-day swing, but can mitt romney really get in there, dig in, and make the difference that he needs with the president leading there by seven points right now? >> i think at this point, ann romney's comments were so odd, because peggy noonan and other republicans really desperately want to win too. the republicans are angry about president obama and really want to win this race. they're angry at romney because they feel he's giving it away, not doing very well. to me right now these polls have shown for weeks now, romney's not advancing. romney's not advancing. obama's got a bounce whip the convention. the debate is the last chance for romney to change the dynamic of the race. a bus tour won't do a lot. romney needs a fundamental moment that reshapes this race and el its what he would do for the country differently and then the president -- those debates starting october 3rd are what to watch for. yop any anything else can help. if he doesn't do well a real frob come back.

that's what we are fighting for, toledo, and that is what is at stake in this election, and that is why i'm running as a second term as president of the united states of america. now, last week, the other party gave their sales pitch at their convention down in florida. don't boo, vote. vote. as i say, it was something to see. despite all of the challenges that we face in this new century, we saw three straight days of an agenda out of the last century. it was a rerun. you might as well have watched it on black and white tv with rabbit ears on there. should have been on nick at night. you know. now, if you didn't dvr it. let me give you a basic recap of what they said. the economy is bad. it is all obama's fault. and governor romney has the secret to creating jobs and growing the economy. that's a basic summary. they spent the most time on me. they were talking about me. and there was a lot of hard truths and bold choices they said, but nobody ever bothered to tell you what they really were. and when governor romney had his chance to let you in on the secret sauce of job creation, he di

. >>> el presidente barack obama está en toledo, ohio, pero el partido republicano trajo a charlotte la pregunta que quieren que los estadounidenses se hagan, si la situación está mejor que hace 4 años, la respuesta es no, es la pregunta equivocada dicen los demócratas y el vicepresidente biden tiene una mejor >>> osama bin laden está muerto y la general motors está viva, ante el aplauso de los asistentes, una encuesta dice que la imagen de mitt romney ha mejorado entre los hispanos subiendo del 27% al 36% sin embargo la mayoría de los latinso culpa a george bush de la situación de la economía y un 14% piensa que es responsabilidad del presidente barack obama. >>> gracias a dios tengo un trabajo muy estable desde hace 8 años, entonces, sí estoy mejor. >>> una respuesta que los demócratas quieren escuchar. >>> un grupo de indocumentados hizo un recorrido por 10 estados antes de llegar al a convención nacional demócrata en charlotte, viajando con un autobús con una frase, sin papeles y sin miedo >>> le llaman el autobús indocumentado y vino desde arizona trayendo a 40 i

. >>> el presidente barack obama está en toledo, ohio, pero el partido republicano trajo a charlotte l pregunta que quieren que los estadounidenses se hagan, si la situación está mejor que hace 4 años, la respuesta es no, es la pregunta equivocada dicen los demócratas y el vicepresidente biden tiene una mejor >>> osama bin laden está muerto y la general motors está viva, ante el aplauso de los asistentes, una encuesta dice que la imagen de mitt romney ha mejorado entre los hispanos subiendo del 27% al 36% sin embargo la mayoría de los latinso culpa a george bush de la situación de la economía y un 14% piensa que es responsabilidad del presidente barack obama. >>> gracias a dios tengo un trabajo muy estable desde hace 8 años, entonces, sí estoy mejor. >>> una respuesta que los demócratas quieren escuchar. >>> un grupo de indocumentados hizo un recorrido por 10 estados antes de llegar al a convención nacional demócrata en charlotte, viajando con un autobús con una frase, sin papeles y sin miedo >>> le llaman el autobús indocumentado y vino desde arizona trayendo a 40 in

. >>> president obama labor day in toledo. he spoke within the past hour. he talked about his party's convention this week. he critiqued the tampa republicans. he said mitt romney whiffed last week at his convention on the subject of creating new jobs. take a listen. >> when governor romney had his chance to let you in on the secret sauce of job creation, he did not offer you a single new idea. it was just a retread of the same old policies that have been sticking it to the middle class for years. >> president obama in toledo earlier today. he is expected to arrive in charlotte, north carolina on wednesday. i want to go to joe johns. he's there right now. hopefully a little cooler than in tampa. hopefully no storms for you. where are you joe and what's happening behind you? >> reporter: this is the intersection of trade and trion. it's a big party. carolina fest. nothing happening on the stage directly behind me. the next big act we expect to see this hour is jeff bridges. the oscar winning actor and his band the abiders. we saw them at sound check. doing g

y el domingo tiene que visitar a denver colorado y toledo en ohio. >>> mitt romney dijo ante una multimente en cincinnatti que los trabajadores y estudiantes van a recibir la capacitaciÓn necesaria para tener Éxito en una economÍa global romney promueve una a jengenda llevara al paÍs de nuevo a la prosperidad. prometiÓ reducir y equilibrar el presupuesto. ayudar a las empresas y abolir la reforma de salud del presidente obama. >>> el programa al punto >>> este domingo en al punto, ya los re republicanos hablaron y les toca a los demÓcratas. el alcalde de la ciudad de los angeles, antonio villaraigosa, revela los detalles previos a este evento que comienza el martes en carolina del norte. tenemos un dinÁmico debate, entre el demÓcrata ex gobernador de nuevo mÉxico y el embajador republicano, otto wright. el senador marco rubio, el ex gobernador de la florida jeff bush y le muestra el lado humano de su esposo, nos dice que su familia tambiÉn es una familia de inmigrantes. todo en al punto. >>> y si usted es amante de la cerveza y fabricaciÓn casera. le tenemos una recomendaciÓn mu

,,,,,,, >>> even air force one can run into some other issues the boeing 747 was on the approach to toledo ohio when the pilot missed the landing and had to abort a make another attempt. the plan was experience some some major epic turbulent. and finally landed safely on the second attempt. >>> levine couldn't be specs you do some fantastic weather coming our date tree this summon us is whether we've seen all month. starting out today and some dense fog as he approached the coast line. the fog they did little thicker. but some clear most of the interior valleys. the temperatures running in the 40's and 50's or run the day. as we head towards the afternoon the vouchers will be warmer in of. we've seen some fog clear into the north of dallas this afternoon to abuse warming up to 90 degrees. some sixties up towards the coastline. mixture of sunshine and fault. 70 degrees and at lake tahoe 95 in sacramento. the structures are going to be warming up will see some major changes after the next week. a few patches develop overnight and into tomorrow morning. and temperatures as we head towards the

he had to force landed in toledo because of weather problems. they experienced some turbulence while landing. no one was hurt, and the plane put down safely on the second attempt. >> the president of iran mahmoud ahmadinejad, addressed the u.n. general assembly today. this was his eighth and final speech as president of iran. he did not mention the united states by name. >> the centers of power have entrusted themselves to the devil immigrants -- ignorance and discrimination in every part of the world. >> the united states and israel say there is a cover for weapons. >> new at 6:00 one student was walking to school two weeks ago when he was shot and killed, marckel ross, and his murder is still on the loose. >> this will -- this will start about one hour from now, and this is the second time the prince george's county police have met with parents and students here at central high school. they are looking for any information that could lead to unrest and students said they would like to see the same -- that could lead to an arrest. >> this still

today the president canceled a planned trip to cleveland after toledo. he's going to louisiana instead. in some ways that might be an easier one, but the closer we get to election day how touch are the decisions? >> as you said everything focuses, right after labor day, that 10% that's undecided that will settle this election, this is when they start focusing. decisions are made, yes, polls in terms of the battleground stays, hawaii, colorado, never never, those states will guess enormous attention, but obviously with what happened in new orleans, the president can't repeat the error made in the old bush administration when they were a little slow moving with the katrina. i think this president has been effective getting out there in all kinds of disasters, not just showing compassion, but the president actually has resources to put forth, and he wants to show not just a personal concern, but that we're actively moving to deal with some of the damage and the suffering of all of this is people. >> it's always interesting to me, is it so much about what he

. >>> nbc's kristin welker is traveling with the obama campaign and in toledo, the very latest stop on the president's swing state tour leading up to the convention. everybody wants to go through ohio to get to pennsylvania avenue. kristin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. in fact this is president obama's 11th trip to ohio so far this year. that gives us a sense of how important this state is to the campaign. president obama will be talking to folks with the uaw union this morning, marking labor day, really trying to energize the labor vote here in ohio, which was so critical to him winning this state back in 2008. the focus of his remarks today, thomas are really going to on the auto bailout, the 2009 bailout as what he seeds as one of his largest achievements. according to the center for automotive research, 12% of ohioans have a connect to the auto industry, so this is something this community cares a lot about, and of course it allows the president to draw a sharp contrast to mitt romney. you talk about the back-and-forth are we better off than four years ago, the o