 Oh, I didn't see you there. It's Wednesday, November 20th, 2013. I'm Nathan Seikert, and won't you spend the next 90 seconds with me on the verge? Apple has received final approval for its planned Spaceship Campus from the city of Cupertino. By agreeing to build the so-called Campus 2, Apple will enter into a 20-year-long development deal with the city. You know, I personally don't think it matters if you use Android or iOS. What's most important is that we build a world of unity, a world of one. Oh, did you happen to catch the League of Legends Season 3 World Championship last October? Because millions of other people did. Bubbly. The October 4th event has claimed the title of largest eSports event ever. A whopping 32 million viewers watched the live stream. CBS's live stream of the Super Bowl from this past year attracted only 3 million unique viewers. Of course, I didn't catch the broadcast. I was too busy caught up in the works of Oscar Wilde. I'm into literature. And finally, before we get going, I have to tell you about what Vancouver is doing. The Canadian city is banning doorknobs. Starting in March 2014, all new buildings erected in the city will have to include lever handles on their doors rather than the rounded knobs. With this move, the city hopes to make buildings more accessible to those with disabilities or dexterity issues. I think it's really great what the city is doing. I don't know if I mentioned this before, but I volunteer at a soup kitchen on the weekends. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow we do this again? You got my number?