but if you look in at the sidewalk, it actually says great highway. i think maybe the department of public works might be able to better answer that question. we did in formal surveys with property owners and tenants. dpw did a formal survey as well. there was mixed reaction, but the general consensus from the folks living there for the longer amount of time is that they have great highway on their property deeds. supervisor mar: thank you. would you like to add anything, ms. moi? maybe address supervisor cohen's question. >> it certainly was a mystery for us. we had to do a lot of research. we cannot find any thing that pointed to the segment of the street being great highway. but because there was a median adjacent to it, i think that is for the discrepancy occurred. records show that the street is called la playa, but over the course of decades, people have called these three great highway. it made some sense to us as the department, not from a policy perspective, but more of a use perspective and as long as emergency services and police and fire an

for the weekend we're in great shape. also storms out to the west. especially in western kansas, oklahoma, and west text -- texas. the squall-line. they could use the rain. here, clear. 49 at the airport. 58 at the inner harbor. as i mentioned, a couple degrees warmer at this time. humidity 93%. that's usually a high reading in the early morning hours. we'll dry out nicely once the sun gets up high in the sky. the barometer a high reading. it is continuing to rise. that's a sign of good weather will continue. more on that in a second. easton 46 degrees. elkton 47. 48 westminster. frederick down to 45. yesterday morning they were 39 sofment they are warmer this morning. 50 out of oakland. 46 at frostburg in western maryland. the fall festival is next week in far western maryland. all the fall colors. autumn glory they call it. the weather, we'll see what happens. try to get the stormy weather out of the way by then. >> high pressure sitting over us now. almost bull's-eye on top of us. that's why the barometric pressure is so high. storms can't get into

it look in great condition. it seems relatively logical. it's not a huge space. maybe 75 on the inside. something like that. and then putting the home on the back of the lot. the way it fits in the neighborhood, i have no problems with it at all. and i would move to approve with conditions. >> second. president olague: commissioner borden? commissioner borden: i was wondering the relationship to the house to the other space. is that going to be part -- is that where project sponsor is going to be living? or is that part of a residency? >> yes, that's correct. so there is that separation. commissioner borden: ok. i just wanted to understand that. president olague: commissioner ant kneeny? commissioner antonini: it looks like you did take into consideration the context of the neighborhood. looks like wood frame and a pitched roof and some bays and a lot of the things that kind of make it fit in with that part of the mission district. thank you. president olague: for what it's worth, i'm supportive of the project.

the final days of steve jobs, he hired walter issackson to right his life story and know he was in great pain in the weeks before his death. he slept downstairs because he wasn't strong enough to climb stairs. through the biography he wanted his children to know him better and understand why his time- consuming work prevented him from spending more time with them. the book entitled steve jobs will be released on october 24th, a month ahead of schedule. it is already a smash hit on amazon and apple's on line store. >>> tributes continue to pour in for jobs, not only are fans still contributing to memorials across the world but they have declared dress like steve jobs day. >>> ahead a ktvu camera was there this morning as students learned about a disturbing incident. and the weekend looks like a great one weather-wise, rosemary has the details for us coming up. >>> and the ride of a lifetime for some bay area children, who are struggling with some serious personal issues. >>> a train carrying ethanol derailed and exploded, forcing the evacuation of a small town just west of chicago. so far

death of the pop star, al we're going to take you to the michael jackson to the concert happening in great britain. >>vicki: 50 done fans of all but a jackson gathered to celebrate his life. it happened in the capital city of wales in the uk. the show was unfit for 18, so says michael jackson's mother. the family thought it was absolutely fantastic. the fact that his children were there is amazing. one of the best concerts' i have ever seen. >> it is amazing. >> what a tribute to michael jackson. >> the concert was a tribute to michael jackson. >> will audit family affair be without a rest? some of the jackson family opposed to the tribute concert because of the timing. dr. conrad murray is on trial for jackson's death. concert promoters had artists cover jackson's songs because they did not have the money to pay for the licensing. for the performers and the fans, it was all about the thrill of the [music] into the memory of the man. >>vicki: have you ever been out late and is the last a bart train? at will tell you more about the weather coming up. >>vicki: extended train service. the age

for us in rugby great for the team and showed overvalue really is in games and victor you know of work really hard with days is so much potential for russia going out of a pool stage where they really can be incredibly proud of their first ever world cup well put in some fantastic displays for a while didn't want to a lot of friends as well as running an eight chinese and just a first ever world cup and they will learn from their mistakes and will be better prepared in four years time if they manage to qualify and receive on hopefully d'arcy nelson new zealand. struck twice its normal sky leap frog to scar to go second in the russian premier league after coming from behind to win two one. you can see and had put the visit is a head off the hof ona former liverpool. striker born and never within three minutes. and then netted the winner with a quarter of an hour remaining most guys side have now won four of the last five games while crossing seven points adrift of a top by finish in the regular season. game while there was a losing stop to terry s

. -- greatness in themselves. [applause] [applause] michellechu, 17, is a committed youth board member and on the youth empowerment advisory board. she is a college-bound ambassador in march from mentor school, where she is a wonderful model tutor. michelle is a responsible and motivated later working to bring you up voice to her community. [applause] nataliegranados, 18, has been a leader in the grenada movement where she had been in the budget crisis and have bravely spoken at the bourse supervisors. she has advocated for sense of participation and funding to be restored to our city's quality youth programs. [applause] [applause] roblin bonner, 18, is an outspoken member of the youth leadership. roblin graduated from downtown high where she was a passionate role model and advocated for youth to be more engaged in the political process. [applause] [applause] -- 17, pawlenty first single occupancy sro in the chinatown development center. he also wrote a grant proposal to create a bilingual fire safety and emergenc

trick or treaters will be in great shape for monday. >> thanks gwen. >>> we are taking the edge off withloween fun. >> check this out. dogs in columbia got into the holiday spirit. hounds dressed as harry potter, pirates, bees, and chickens strutted their stuff for a puppy parade. the winner of the best costume contest was a pit bull dressed as a chicken. there he is. gobble gobble. the prize, doggy treats. there's my dog. he can't see it. >> too adorable. >> nissan sports xtra coming up. lindsey murphy has you covered from the snowy football field. >> what is going on, lindsey? >> not animal dressing up on my part. we have a little bit of everything in sports. the caps and skins are both in canada. even though the snowy weather is here in town, plus, maryland, they know a thing or two about snowy games. did some slipping and sliding. we have the highlights, plus, who was taking blame for maryland's fourth loss in a row? >> remember lindsey, i am helping the economy buying these crazy costumes for pets. >> i agree. >> okay, that does it for us. fox news is always on. >> sports xtra 2 min

they have invested in the last 30 or 40 years. this was a great picture. the very center of the city. i believe this is the latest 60's. it is a seventeenth century old way house. this is where the ships would come in and check their goods before they went out to sell them. over the years, it began a public gathering square, public market, i believe there were be heading is there, all sorts of grand things in the public square. after world war two, in these days of the automobile encroaching and pedestrian amenities, it became a parking lot. right outside this beautiful building, a very central and community oriented face. this was, at the time, the highest of good that the government sought. i was shocked to find this photo. it made me happy inside because i saw how they could change. all of that area that was back 40 or 50 years ago is now public space. every day, there is a public market, people are walking, biking, shops are thriving. it is one of the most central places for tourists and locals alike. it is unrecognizable from this. this is the museum i

in the women's game regular lanka has been knocked out by romanian qualifier more nicolas screw in great stats hundred one of which is also out of the tournament this failed to finish a second set against poland due to injury in other matches top seed prelate is not is currently playing on stupid talent flaw that while the only remaining russian on susceptible change about hopes to progress into the same is true of being surveyed by night three hundred per job. johnson watson was fastest in friday's practice for the japanese formula one grand prix and mclaren driver such thing because. this time one minute thirty one point nine zero one seconds prize for a long lost for the brave for less than one tenth of a second while defending champion sebastian vettel was fastest despite it in a tie there and spinning off the track meet and the session. it's good to have continuity going forward for the next couple years and i think it's going to help with the right to remake season i hope that's what we're working towards. you know he has spent a good couple of weeks have been. enjoying racing and

street in just a short and to the financial institutions the banks are bigger and richer than before corporate profits are retreating record levels for much of unemployment is about the level of the great depression real unemployment these people are saying no let's blame the institutions behind them so fiscal policies like taxation rules of corporate governance deregulation and so on it does set in motion a vicious cycle which is getting worse and worse in new york so walk down the streets you can see it very serious poverty on the other hand phenomenal wealth right side by side the much like a third world country what you see if you go to so if there are enough with the meanwhile infrastructure is collapsing and schools are collapsing and all of that increases the. keeps the cycle going and in fact rising well. it's about time for some protest what may be in there in the coming year for the twenty twelve election is that many including yourself have speculated and assume that campaign spending for the u.s. election two thousand and twelve will exceed one billion dollar each for having twenty that isn't massive it will clearly be much much higher than where does that come from well yo

in bicycle infrastructure gives to us. if people from here -- they just did a great city -- study about additional investments in the nether land. 100 million bike paths and they discovered that within one year, the benefits would be higher than at 100 million. if you look to how -- if you look to mobility. if you look to product -- productivity and all those kinds of things. the good news from the netherlands is that you'll find the biggest supporters of good bike infrastructure among retailers. they know what good customers bicyclists are. and -- when we started discussions about this think bike workshop. we did this in other cities in the u.s. and we will be in that other big california city, los angeles, in a few other days. thursday, and -- thursday and friday. and i was convinced quite easily about the use to have these kind of work shops in l.a. but i thought san francisco, there's so much going on already. we had leah and for almost nine months in amsterdam and chairman david chiu and others for a week. and there is such great organization here and there are so many ideas. there are so many professional little here

still humid in front of our storm system in the great lakes. eel it this morning as you come outside in philly. it's a very mild morning. but there are still sprinkles out there, drizzly in some spots and the breeze will pick up, 68 in philadelphia. one of the warmer spots in the entire country. dry out slowly during the day today. hopefully breaks in sunshine. all the windy, nasty conditions are in the great lakes and, yeah. pants. just be prepared to be depants. >> you can learn a lot on our show. >>> you can. what show does the president lay down an executive order against his kids watching? plus, once again lindsay lohan heads to court to face the music and there is no way she liked the tune the judge was playing. first look at entertainment straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. because: bad weather, the price of oil those are every airline's reality. and solutions will not come from 500 tons of metal and a paintjob. they'll come from people. delta people. who made us the biggest airline in the world. and then decided that w

in harm's way and we should thank them, too. [applause] we are not a country of bad people but great people. great people in a great country. ready to celebrate the olympics next year, olympic britain 2012 ready to light up the world. [applause] so if we're such great people how have we ended up here? it's because of the way we have chosen to run our country and not just for a year or so but for decades. and there are hard lessons here for my party which some won't like. some of what happened in the 19 0s was right. it was right to let people buy their counsel houses it was right to cut tax rates from 60, 80% and it was right to change the rules on the close shop on strikes before ballots. these changes were right and we were wrong to oppose them. but while some of it was right too much of what happened was based on the wrong values. and that's where new labour came in. the rebuilt schools, the new hospitals, more police. the minimum wage, tax credits, the new deal. half a million children lifted out of poverty. britain with labour the only country in europe where poverty was going down and not up. [applause] my party is pr

>> in his speech he said let's do business tax reform and trade agreements. great, we agree with those. let's do those. we're bringing the trade agreements up next week in the house. i think we'll pass these things. quarter million new jobs by the administration's estimates. what about business tax reform? i don't think the president seems to be willing to work with us on individual tax reform -- >> i've talked to white house officials who say we'll probably get there on lowering the corporate tax rate. the super committee -- >> i think that's the way to do it. >> you think there's news there? >> i think the super committee should do that. i think they have the wherewithal to do that and i believe that will help us create jobs. we are taxing our businesses at much higher tax rate than our foreign competitors tax theirs and we're losing as a result of it. >> if the president agrees to lower corporate tax rates what do republicans give in terms of closing loopholes? >> my point is why didn't he put this in the jobs bill? ideas that had a bipartisan support instead of

always said that sinatra's great trick was in control of his breathing. was that true? other people? >> i wouldn't say that's what made him great. he had great lung control. he could hold notes. but what made him great, people talk about when tommy dorsey would -- you know what circular breathing is? it's when a horn player breathes in through his nose and breathes out through his mouth for a long time. it's a skill you can acquire. singers can't do that because it's not applying pressure to a horn. and they said that he would do these things. frank sinatra was the greatest lyric interpreter probably ever. and he was also incredibly knowledgeable as a musician. he knew what was going on underneath him. without getting really technical. he could accommodate what the lyrics were saying over whatever was going under him musically. so if there was a chord here and a chord here, two different chords that the orchestra was playing he knew what they were. so if he needed to change the rhythm of a lyric, he could kind of find common things in both chords, putting it in sort of l

great to those two guys you know. with his injury was a blow for us in april. i really didn't expect him to be back to his best the thought he could get back to playing with the right treatment and training but to be back to playing is best is great for us in rugby. for the team and you showed really is in games. you know of work really hard with days is so much potential for russia going out of a pool stage where they really can be incredibly proud of their first ever world cup or put in some fantastic displays for a while didn't want to a lot of friends as well as running an eight chinese and just my first ever world cup and they will learn from their mistakes and will be better prepared in four years time if they manage to qualify and receive on ball three d'arcy nelson new zealand. now let's turn to football and andre voronin struck twice is the normal moscow leap frog to scar to go second in the russian premier league after coming from behind to win two one at home to krasnodar uganda should be seen had put the visit is ahead of the hof and i hear about for

is in great shape. same thing for the harrisburg expressway. this is old court road. this is outer loop traffic and moving without delay. this is traffic -- that was 95. the accident in harford county is our big problem at this morning and we will keep you posted. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we will do the seven-day forecast this time. partly cloudy skies. 47 at the airport. 51 in the city. there is a little breeze. it might want to take a light jacket. a mixture of sun and clouds. try around baltimore. sunshine saturday and sunday. a little on the cool side. the next chance for rain not until monday. not a bad forecast. >> 6:37. >> which has been named most fit for a queen or king? the best public restaurant in america. >> we're still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. what changes would it take for you to buy an electric car? you can share your response at wbaltv.c >> a museum in chicago is receiving an award for their facilities. the lavatories were voted best in america by online voters. the bathroom's feature eco friendly h

>> especially in your great country britain. >> we love you in britain. >> i know.e it. >> how long would you say the period of -- the time in your career when it wasn't firing on all cylinders? how long was that period for you when you were slightly feeling maybe it's over? >> i tell you, it was about six months. and that was in las vegas. it was when the underworld who invented las vegas gave it over to the big corporations because it made so much money, las vegas made so much money they bought caesars palace, they bought the hilton hotel, they bought everything. that's when that change came about. it wasn't just my career, but everybody in vegas had to take a step down. >> how did that make you feel? having all this success, how did that period make you feel? >> i don't feel like ever retiring. i only feel as good as my next show. the other one is gone, you see. >> in your autobiography published in 1998, you shed light on a kind of darker time you had in hollywood in the '70s. and you said this about drugs. cocaine flowed as freely as champagne and soon i began

in the big leagues. he is an instructor. he says this a greatraining tool for all levels. >> they come in my kid goes into the game, he can't time a batter right. we get them in pro batter, we see a lot of success with that. >> the facility has t-ball, softball and set up for softball and cricket. it's membership only but it's open to everyone including yours truly. >> give me something easy to start. they won't know, if i can't hit off of 12-year-old, there it is. right here. thank you. [ applause ] that is out of here. try to hit a curveball here. nies now you see why i played football. i'm mike shumann. "abc 7 news" sports. >> if you would like more information on our stories, go on fo to our website at abc7news.com. look under the news links on the left side for assignment 7. that is all for this edition of assignment 7. i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. thanks for joining us. >> new at 5:00, panic and disbelief. a powerful earthquake kills at least 1378 people in turkey. >> san jose police open fire again. what the department is sayin

in red. 1-0 capital's. the capitals outshot florida 32- 20. great pass to semin. 3-0 the final. the goalie get the shutout. the orioles will interview jerry dipoto -- yesterday they talk to them. today there will talk with tony lacava. >> you action taken in response to a dangerous drug -- action taken in response to a dangerous drug. >> city police are looking for a rapist after a girl said she was attacked. >> in the report on the economic impact of the baltimore grand prix shows business in the slow lane. >> a lot of slow going on the roads. we have an accident on southbound 95. southbound 95. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. is today going to be a complete washout? >> the rain will be with us off and not through this evening. rain for the morning commute. give yourself some extra time. it will be cooler than yes tonight with a high of only 67. there could be if you thunderstorms this afternoon. back to the ne

overall storm system a large one continuing to spiral up in to the great lakes, lake eerie the center of the circulation. underneath the storm, basically just cloud cover and wind and cooler conditions, the actual rain with the system is pretty much all locked up to the north and we will continue to diminish over the next 24 hours, friday afternoon just a partly to cloudy day, still breezy, winds should relent almost completely saturday as we see the last of that storm and just a mix of clouds and sun on saturday. i think a good day and sunday looks good. overnight 44, cloudy skies, breezy, the two degree guarantee is 62, it'll not feel that warm with the breeze. it'll feel like the 50s and then tomorrow night down to 42. the breezes let up but the chill will be on. northwest eastern suburbs could be in the 30s, places like westminister, it'll be a crisp one to start you up on saturday morning. you see we are back to 60 or so both days and just a nice weekend, very fall like, with that sort of chill in the air but the sun will be nice and i think things look good for the race for the

whether it is burning man, the great arts foundation, arts in the store fronts, our arts commission -- everyone is working together to make sure that art is a great and producer of both businesses and foot traffic into that central market, and that is going very well. because already, as you may have heard when we unveiled the redoing of those old advertising prints on the brick buildings above the original joe's, we also announced that same day that while the original joe's as a restaurant will not come back there, new arts attendance will be in the very same site. piano fights these arts organizations are really helping us see us revitalize taylor street right intimate market. you also have a higher degree of safety. the substation will be completed by early winter and we will have a substation that will have patrols of officers to make sure. we are going to work with the community and supervisor kim to recreate the ambassador program there and make sure we have additional eyes and ears holon market to fifth to 11th, to make sure that people feel safe, particularly during the hours

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go back to lyndon johnson in the great society and the welfare program. under your father and mother in to honor your mother and big government. you see what it has done to a lot of families. have you ever read the keynote address by obama? >> guest: no but you need to read my book "godless" which makes this point. it is not an inconvenient truth. the platform of the democratic party is breaking each one of the 10 commandments one by one. you shall not murder, what is the most important issue of the democratic party? abortion. sticking a fork in the head of little babies sleeping peacefully in their mother's will. you shall not steal. the entire tax policy to generate and steal money and redistribute wealth. certainly put no god before me. they put every god before the real god. i don't think there's a living liberal who wouldn't give up his the turtles 0 for the vanity fair party to be cited favorably in the new york times and a lot are published in the new york times. the worshiping of titles is port. it is the religion of the left. their religion is bre

it. >> i have not been a big fan of 3d after avatar everything became 3d in this film totally worth it beautiful, crisp a greatfield but i max is a rip off because when you see it in i max there is a major screen, top and bottom of the screen are black, black bars it is not a true i max movie save you money, the extra 2, $3 see it in regular 3d spend 14, $15. >> it is worth it for 3d not i max. >> i gave it a 4 out of 5 had fun with it, funny action is good, it is cute, sweet, really fun movie for the family and kids. >>> well, in other news, is texas governor rick perry going to skip some debates find out the latest in his up and down race for the republican nomination when he joins chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> plus a live look at this mornings marine corps marathon, also sunshine coming up a good thing to see after yesterday, and gwen will be back with a look at today's weather and a workweek preview, fox 5 morning news will be right back  >>> there is going to be a lot debates shoot i might get to be a good debater. >>> rick perry talking after his national team said he might skip some debat

[speaking spanish] [applause] >> thank you for all your efforts in making this a successful collaboration and great conference. i can tell you that the numbers that have registered for this conference doubled from last year when we were in virginia, and by far the largest turnout of registered guests and participants in the history. so thank you very much. [applause] it has really been a banner year, and one of the reasons for that is we have a remarkable board of directors. we of a great president, but there are folks and every organization that do all of the work. in addition to what you see behind the scenes stuff is the hard -- part of a team that we have with the self corporation that has spent hours, inventory burned the midnight oil -- and literally burned the midnight oil to put together this wonderful conference, so i would like to call them up one by one, and i have a little gift for them. the executive assistant for alas. [applause] this is an energizer bunny. in >> thank you. thank you very much. when thendy wiler. [applause] keep your hand on your wallet. she is from the cell corp. and

in business. it is truly an honor for me, and a great deal of pride, to have mission pie in my district. on behalf of the board of supervisors to karen and kristen, we applaud you for highlighting the benefits of the fair and equal treatment of workers, and a great impact it has on the community. thank you so much for the amazing food and the great service the you provide to the community, and for being a role model for what it means to be a successful business. >> thank you very much. i am struck, being here, and being in such great company of the restaurants that are here -- it is a incredible group to be part of. there is so much happening in san francisco. just because we are here, i want to thank you all for the consciousness you have all been bringing to the realm of food. not just the restaurant peace, but the urban agriculture stuff and the concern about labor. it is meaningful to all of us who worked in this realm that you all are paying so much attention to these issues. thank you and thank you for the huge honor. president chiu: our next commendation will be provided by our dis

in good shape into town. check the speech centers around belair road, 58. 51 issue make way past 795. looking great at of owings mills and a problem free ride on 70 in towards the beltway. this is out of traffic at harford road. an easy start on the north side. 95, southbound traffic looks good. no delays at the harbor tunnel. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. could morning to you. >> we are moving along nicely on the marc trains. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail on schedule. metro subway also on time. police activity in the area of frankfurt and sinclair is diverting two buses. i am for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> we have some cloud cover drifting across the area appeared we're watching a cold front moving down from the great lakes. the chance for rain will go up later this afternoon. along the front, there are some heavier showers popping up. that front jamaica through here this evening. the further we go

they're in great hands. they have a terrific feature laid out in front of them. i was ready for the next big challenge. and this is certainly the ultimate challenge. the last couple weeks have been interesting. i was telling -- we had a front office meeting yesterday. i got to meet the whole front office. i was telling them that i felt like that guy in the movie "office space" with just the red stapler who just keeps -- when i was at fenway park, you just keep showing up to work and it was if someone forgot to tell me i didn't work there anymore. i did end up in the basement with a cubicle and stapler. i knew it was time to go to chicago. >> people in chicago excited to see theo. they finished fifth in the nl central 11 games under .500. at the top of the hour on "morning joe," rick perry plum et cetera in a new national poll falling behind newt gingrich and ron paul. we'll sort out the new numbers with our "morning joe" crew. and we'll huddle around the water cooler where the campaign manager starring in that herman cain smoking ad begins to bask in his celebrit

. >> have you been a dollars by the board of supervisors for your great work in the city? >> the great irony, as i said -- i have been working here for 35 years. we have seen hospices. we have seen tenderloin after- school programs. we contribute. i was instrumental in starting the community market. one of our murals is in