if you do decide to extend it, do it for the right reasons and i know you will. if you are going to terminate it, terminate it and form a committee that does something different. don't let it go on like it is, because it's an abop nation. thank you so much for your time. >> good afternoon i feel i represent the 1.7 million suburban water customers that are paying the lion's share of the hetch hetchy rebuild. i think it would be prudent to contrary to what supervisor hall just said, i think it would be a good idea to extend the provisions for the following reasons. first of all, the $4.6 billion spent so far, 40% still has to be spent. at least one majority project is experiencing significant coast increases and that project is only 25%. and finally it's involved with the review of the hetch hetchy rebuild and won't be completed until april. if they were allowed to sunset, i think the board of supervisors' wisdom would be questions if there were questions tost city's stewardship of the bonds and the manner in which they are managed. for these reasons the board sho

we want it to extend middle- class tax relief, months ago. republicans have taken the position that unless you extend a bonus tax break for wealthier individuals, then nobody gets a tax cut extension. and if republicans and here to that position, it is very likely they would then be taking us over the cliff. the keys to the car are now in their hands on this particular issue. >> you might be able to put off the spending cuts and then fight about the taxes? >> i am not sure yet. i think there's broad agreement that the across-the-board sequester cuts are bad for the country. democrats to not like the cut to the fence and non-defense. we are together on the fact that would be bad for the country, but for the economy. i hope we could proceed on that track. we would love to be able to address the tax issue. but again, you have 98% of the house republicans signed the grover norquist pledged that does not one additional penny of revenue from wealthy people for the purpose of reducing the deficit. we believe you ought to take a balanced approach. th

dramatic, like say, no this is not the time we're going to extend this committee. we're going to slow it down. and maybe reconstitute it and take a look at what we're doing and the other possibility is that because the function may be mandated by law, and we really do want to have that oversight work well, you might have to really take a look at the functioning of that committee. everyone agrees that the oversight is huge. there is billions of dollars at stake. it impacts the entire economy and that is one of the reasons that i think the problems are persisting. the other thing that is going on it's in the qwon connecticut context of the state mandate and the oversight that was intended from what i personally saw it's not functioning it's should. thank you. [speaker not understood] i serve on the puc citizen advisory committee. i did want to speak in support of an extension. i'm not sure if this is the right amount of time, if it should be more or less. i'm happy to work with supervisor farrell and others to look at things that we could tweak about the composition

it extends, the 39-mile-per-hour winds and higher extend from southern new england into northeastern we go into tuesday morning, you see that middle shade of red there from long island all the way down into maryland and delaware. we have winds up to 60 miles per hour and higher with an isolated amount where we could get those winds up to around 74 miles per hour or higher in central and southern new jersey. then eventually as we go into tuesday afternoon, we will still see those tropical storm force winds, the hurricane-force winds make their way into interior pennsylvania. and that's why with the wet ground we will end up with power outages because of downed trees. we are going to get reports of lots of tree damage resulting in the power outage. again torques sum it up here, it's worst for the mid atlantic region monday evening into tuesday morning. that's the peak of the storm. all day monday and all day tuesday are still pretty nasty with the rain coming down and the winds still gusting 40 to 60 miles per hour. we will end up with about 10 to 12 inches of rain in isolated spots. e

you can see the backups extend to 880. miles of traffic delays. in the other direction there's another accident southbound 101 right before the guadalupe parkway. that's causing things to slow in the southbound direction as well. one lane is blocked and four cars are involved. let's check bridge ares across the bay area. at bay bridge they turned the meter lights on so we have the latest in cash and fast track lanes. this is your usually back up heading toward the pay gates. heading out of hay worth pretty light toward foster city. for more on your forecast, going to be a gorgeous day. here's more. >>> should be a beautiful day. the offshore winds likely to kick in and we're going to see a little heat wave in the bay area. temperatures in the 50s, even 60s around the bay area. dense fog out toward the immediate coastline. otherwise it is nice and clear in the valleys. by this afternoon, mostly sunny skies for everybody and out toward the coastline, maybe a couple low 80s as you head inside the bay and even upper 80s showing us some of the warmer s

gilman extends the lead from there, wins the game 48-12. we've got you covered with a look back at the first seven weeks of the baltimore ravens season. join me in a little more than half an hour on wbal-tv 11 news. we have a conversation with ray rice and another surprise in store for you, that's coming up at 7:00. please stay with us. i've always been lucky. flew 37 bombing missions over germany. made it home every time. i'm lucky to have good friends who are all still around, and we're all lucky to have a friend named ben. ben's protected our medicare and veterans' benefits. and he's helping my 13 grandchildren afford college. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i'm honored to approve this message. >> all right, john, give us the latest. >> the real action will be monday afternoon and monday night, tuesday morning. that's when things get the most intense. how much rain do we get out of this thing? there it is coming up from the south. colorful. anywhere from 4-7 inches of rain in our area and it gets wo

in washington the usual outcome is they get extended. there are several dozen of them there are the estate tax which changes were part of 2001, 2003, in 2010 there was a revise the version what the estate tax looks like. it expires at end of year. let's see if i can get through all the component of this. in 2009, after president obama took office, the stimulus act included new credits, the primarily focused on low-income families and families who have kids in college. those were extended in 2010 and expire at the end of the year. there's the temporary cut in social security payroll taxes. that was done as stimulus for 2011 and extended for 2012. and then in addition to all those expiring tax provisions from a fiscal mariah macroeconomic point of view -- and so when you look at the debate over the phis clal cliff the point is recognized there's a diverse array of tax provisions under discussion. and that's important both for understanding the effects hones house hold dpircht house hold are effected differently by provision. at the low end

and these tracks will extend at least 10 mi.rom ♪ [ male announcer ] the first look...is only the beginning. ♪ ♪ introducing a stunning work of technology. ♪ introducing the entirely new lexus es. and the first ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> gas prices continued to rise over california and with oil prices saying that the average price in california is $4.48. that is up 175 from yesterday. and it is up 355 from one week ago when the it was $4.13. >> $4.30 one week ago. >> there is always an explanation but does this make any sense. tonight, dan kerman spoke with an economist. >> the shortage. with august fire at the richmond refinery. and the chevron pipeline problem and a power>> gas prices continued to rise over california and with oil prices saying that the average price in california is $4.48. that is up 175 from yesterday. and it is up 355 from one week ago when the it was $4.13. >> $4.30 one week ago. >> there is always an explanation but does this make any sense. >> the shortage. with august fire at

we are talking about an extended, unprecedented weather event that will begin tonight and extend throughday on tuesday. we are talking about extensive flooding. maybe the worst that we have seen in 70 years. >> welcome back. governor malloy of connecticut talking about hurricane sandy. another bad news situation being discussed is the election that is nine days away. what does this mean? early voting days, some states are in jeopardy. this morning, rachel maddow discussed it with david gregory. take a look. >> how much of this is a problem in terms of how people feel. we see economic optimism in the country and people are feeling like the obama record is lackluster and you look at it's not robust enough. >> you can see consumer confidence numbers trending up. the unemployment rate trending down. the deficit is dropping year to year. you see things going in the right direction. people have to decide if they want to switch horses and go with a guy that has a different way to go. it's a more european style way of going. >> the country thinks we are in the wrong direction. i think the most l

, extending offshore. we have cold arctic air coming into the bay area, as well as instability. that's what the broken cloud pattern offshore indicates. so we are seeing some lightning strikes with some of these cells. overnight, we're going to see areas of heavy rain, especially for the north bay. tomorrow late morning, early afternoon, partial clearing, but returning showers in the evening. then calmer conditions, morning fog, afternoon sunshine, and warmer temperatures into the weekend. so the 5:00 hour brings heavier cells to santa rose a. during your morning commute -- santa rosa. heavier rain near napa, along the north bay coastline, approaching san francisco. the noon hour, the rain starts to let up a little bit in terms of intensity, then we see that clearing over san francisco. things will be clear to start the game. then clouds start to increase as the rain approaches. i do think the game is going to stay dry though. that rain does not look like it will return until after the 10:00 hour tomorrow

extending to eastern ohio. that's how huge this storm is.pical storm force winds, extend 520 miles out from the center of this storm. here is the latest radar. we have sustained winds up to around 20 to 30 miles per hour in portions of virginia, down to northeastern north carolina, through maryland, into delaware now. the heaviest of the rain moved through salisbury, maryland, but the bulk of the precipitation is still out over the water. there are torrential downpours, they will make their way onshore as we go into monday and tuesday. the storm is still taking the turn to the northwest. it has high pressure system to the northeast, so it has nowhere else to go, but somewhere in new jersey. that's why we're so confident that these evacuations are mandatory, because we know this storm is going to hit, and it really has no chance to lose any steam. monday at 8:00 at night, still forecast to have 80-mile-per-hour winds, then it makes its way on storm, and tuesday at 8:00 a.m., winds will still be up to around 70 miles per hour. so it's at its w

in so doing, in extending the tax cuts come out clean up the eye -- at the high income tax cuts, extends them for maybe a couple of years but does not make them permanent. ultimately, we're going to need to have revenues consistent with letting more than the upper income part of the tax cut expire. >> let me give you the last word. this is something we have not heard -- this question about could it a budget agreement, and and of the year budget agreement include some of short the term stimulus, can you conceive of republicans going for that? >> i don't see that happening. i really don't. >> on that optimistic note, thank you for coming and thank you to our panelists. [applause] >> the new york times reported today that leaders are at work to avoid the mandatory cuts, the so-called fiscal clef. lawmakers and aides says a bipartisan group of senators is coalescing around a three step process is to avoid automatic tax increases and deep spending cuts. it is five weeks to election day and our campaign coverage continues tonight on c-span with the texas senate debate between ted cruz and paul

, they are called the extenders. there are several dozen of those. there's the estate tax, which changes were originally part of 2001 and 2003, but in 2010, there was a revised version. that expires at the end of the year. let's see if i get through all components. state extenders, and 2342009 after president obama took office, the stimulus act included credits focused on low income families and families with kids in college. those were extended in 2010 and expire at the end of the year. there's the temporary cut in social security payroll taxes that was done as stimulus for 2011 and extended for 2012. in addition to all of those expiring tax provisions that got most of the attention from a fiscal ma crow economic point of view, something else we have are the beginning of the tax increases included in the 2010 health reform act. when you look at the debate over the fiscal cliff, the point here is to recognize there's actually a very diverse array of tax provisions under discussion, and that's important both for under

do you extend it a little? hair it out? does the president, and for that matter, republicans, look like they're losing face by doing something like that? it's all bust or all in. >> well, republicans put forward the idea of rewriting the tax code to make it simple; right? i want to talk about the idea of defending the rich. they're not defending the rich, but the job creators. neil: you're preaching to the choir, i'm just saying the guy's very good at this. he's a very, very adept campaigner. >> it's not working, neil. neil: polls show him slipping, but that's how he's going to brand it, and if he's re-elected, he's in the driver's seat on this so how will republicans -- i'm not saying that's a gimp, but just saying how do republicans respond to that pr attack? >> well, they can say, look, we're not going to tax people who creating jobs in this country because unemployment is so high, and then president obama, if he decides, you know, to let all -- to go off the fiscal cliff, he's going to have to deal with the consequences

within the park on el camino del mar from 33rd avenue and extending westward adjacent to the boundary of lincoln park and within the lot in front of the palace of legion of honor and signage to be paid by the fine arts museums of san francisco. fine arts of san franciscos which operates the palace of legion of honor in lincoln park has requested this establishment of the parking restrictions on el camino and the reference parking lot. these currently used for public parking without restriction and the sites adjacent to the palace of legion of honor. consequently it's these sites that they use for parking when visiting the palace of legion of honor. this depicts the area we're talking about. here is the legion, lincoln park golf course of course and the eastern boundary is here. el camino del mar comes in here and the 33rd avenue intersection of el camino del mar is within the park and extends all this way up the hill to the intersection here with legend of honor drive and continues westward until it runs dead end into the boundary right here, so this is the area of the street parking

in the want and there are several buildings there and they thought it wouldn't be appropriate to extend the district. i don't know carolyn. i am pretty sure that was there argument. carolyn is here. >> that is fine>> i think it was filled in with a new store front and deeper than we have now and perhaps i'm not going to offer any condition or anything and i know there is language here they will continue to work with staff on the design of the building and materials and other things, so if further consideration can be giving up some square footage in the lobby to deepen that entry i think it would add to the traditional way that people entered the strand theater itself and might be a good reflection in the new store front if possible and thirdly following up on commissioner antonini in terms of perhaps there can be consideration given to some kind of interpretive exhibit in the lobby area about the strand. you have wonderful pictures in the presentation and historical photos and maybe there could be some kind of display or -- i don't want to use the word plaque. i don't like plaques but

this is "lockup: san quentin, extended stay." >> in america's prisons, violence is a way of life. san quentin, the oldest prison in california, has one of the longest histories of violence. >> there's fistfights going on, guys getting beat up pretty good. >> whether it's an inmate fresh off the street -- >> i refuse to be disrespected by anybody. >> a gang dropout in protective custody. >> a gang fight a couple of days ago. >> officer deed is trying to maintain order. >> he was going for the jugular but he just missed. >> they've all fallen victim of violent attacks. in the three months we were at san quentin, we saw our fair share. ♪ i pray to god i don't die for the wrong people ♪ >> administrative segregation, otherwise known as ad seg, is a unit mainly reserved for the worst of the worst offenders at san quentin. >> it's a place they need to be, they need to be separated from the general population. >> ad seg inmates live in single man cells, on lockdown 23 hours a day and handcuffed and escorted by officers for all moves. >> san quentin [ bleep ] is my life. >> darryl samuels

it says here we can advise the za on whether to extend the hours or not extend the hours. and i don't know why that's in there. right now we can do nothing. but if there is some recommendation we'd be -- i don't know, is this going to go before the za for an extended hours request? >>> [inaudible]. >> all right. if it does right now, i don't think we should recommend it be extended given the current situation. and also with respect to noise, the salter is fine, except it doesn't take into account most of the things people are complaining about. i didn't hear any rebuttal to the fact deliveries are made at 1:00 or 2:00 or 3 o'clock in the morning. and if they are, i think they need to stop. i didn't say they were. i said testimony was given that people said they were. and i am saying if they are, then they ought to stop and come during the daytime. and as far as the other kinds of noise, they take place, you know, maybe at hours that the salter report doesn't cover. and they can't be there every night and they can't be there for every incident that the neighbors are complai

your extended forecast, cooler tomorrow, cooler friday and saturday. sunday upon the cooling continues as a -- a storm passes through. >>> one of our own got to hop in the cockpit and take a ride with the navy's precision flight team. grant lotus wasn't the only one though. the danville pilot best known for safely landing a disabled u.s. airlines jet on the hudson in 2009 was there too! you see him standing there. he flew fighter jets in the '70s and said he felt like a kid again! then it was grant's turn. >> 6.2 gs, which is pretty good. and we hit that on the break here. so we did pretty well. fought it off, stayed awake the whole time. we tid break the speed of sound. >> there's a lot more where that came from. tune in tomorrow for the in-flight video of grant. he may not have passed out, but did he get sick? [ laughter ] >> kron4 will bring you the blue angels show live, sponsored by jeep. saturday, october the 6th at 3:00 pm. >>> the baseball playoffs are set for the giants and the a's. gary is up next. vo: for years, sacramento politicians have c

the tornado warning may be extended from baltimore county to hartford county. tom is checking -- >> it has been extended it for baltimore to hartford county until 7:30. we will get the updated information and continue to watch this radar. that would be the jarretsville area. take shelter right now in that area of northwestern hartford county. you did not want to risk the possibility of not being ready for it. there are some lightning strikes -- we are seeing it weaken at tie and then gained strength again. old york road here -- this is where the storm is leaving in the tracking northeast. leaving the st. james. in baltimore county. it is in the northwestern quarter of hartford county. >> the specific area we are concerned about -- this storm is covering a wide swath. >> there is a line of showers going into the city. it is on the baltimore and hartford county line right now. it is cutting right through hess towards taylor and jarrettsville. if something touches down there, we may not know about it since there is a lot of country area. >> the wind in the upper-

we'll have some of those coming up later in our extended coverage of sandy. ladies, back to you in the studio. >>> i'm looking at a picture on our wusa9 facebook page from robert mcdonnell who is out grilling from sandy. he sent a picture of himself grilling. >> all right, robert, grilling time will be over real soon. >> we'll be back in a moment.

let's extend those for the middle class. let's not extend those for the wealthiest americans. it will not hurt the economy. it will bring in some dollars. and let's have a serious conversation about corporate taxes for the future. >> we need to talk about entitlement spending. we're going to go to questions and then come back and talk about the kinds of entitlements that democrats would give, assuming all, were reelected, that were not on the table two years ago. -- assuming that obama were reelected, that are not on the table two years ago. >> you signed the norquist pledge. how can you come to any kind of congress -- compromise without being the one kind of congressman that would have to break the pledge to compromise with the democrats? >> if you have been listening, i am not contemplating breaking the pledge. what i'm saying is that we need to pursue revenues. revenues are abundant. mitt romney spoke directly to president obama about this. listening, i am notthe president said, you 't want revenues. romney said i do, but the way to that is through growth. that is the conve

>> well, have ice for your food, be ready for an extended power outage. some people will get their power back on faster, but the longer outages will probably be seven to ten days and you just have to be ready, particularly if you're in an area where the nighttime temperatures will get colder, you have to have a plan for that. >> seth, thank you. assistant professor at johns hopkins. we appreciate your input there, thanks. >>> it is an uphill battle like nothing he faced in the alps. lance armstrong was once at the top of cycling's biggest stage. we'll have the latest from the doping scandal that continues to rock his world. ...mom's smartphone... dad's tablet... or lauren's smartphone... at&t has a plan built to help make families' lives easier. introducing at&t mobile share. one plan lets you share data on up to 10 devices with unlimited talk and text. add a tablet for only $10 per month. at&t. on gasoline. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i very rarely

up, the extended outlook. some saudi weather on the way. weather on the way. the redskins came back to me by one point with two minutes left in the game. >> they do not make it easy. went to workbtoritt mchenry tells us what happened. -- britt mchenry tells us happened. >> he gets back up. onlyometimes you say, the redskins. only the redskins can have two collide and into each r before the game started. us an 18-point lead, but on the redskins have their quarterback lead game-winning drive. he lit up the field. his mom was there to see him. td.-9 yard -- a 39-yard they trail in the fourth until yarder give the bucs a one-point lead. then it came down to this -- wait for it. almost misses again, but the time was the chart -- charm. it goes through. redskins improved to 2-2 with a 22-24 wen. means a happy plane ride back. practice.reat week of through the first weeks of the season. in the season. one-three does not look as good as 2-2. proud of being 2-2. >> we will have more coming up sports from the locker room. replacemente referees, that would not have f you

the dow jones extended its losing streak to four days. this is the lowest closing since september 11. we go to ramin who is at the tokyo stock exchange. what can you tell us? >> good morning. following the slight losses that we saw in new york we got to keep track of the tex sector following advance micro devices that cut its forecast. it fell nearly 9%. intel also fell. we're going to keep track of latest stocks here. let's have a look at the opening levels for the nikkei and the topix. 8,590 up for the nikkei. the negative playinghroughhe u.s. markets is still lingers in the background with the earnings and debt issues in the euro zone. we'll see if that comes back into play today. we're going to keep track of the share action for softbank today. we know that the shares of sprint an nextel jumped 14% o t news. that's going toake som big waves in the telecom and wireless. the flip side, if you will to the woes or the troubles that the exporters are experiencing with the strong yen. a little bit of a positive spin there because of the str

the heat has extended all the way to the coastline as we had a nice flow develop. so there is heat from inland areas to the coastal communities. there is where you'll see that the skies are clear, no sea breeze to speak of. that will cool us off immediately no. fog to speak off so we're in for another hot day. there is this photo sent to us by robin s. to you reports powered by you tube, you can see there is a hot day at ocean beach. people enjoying weather there. good way to sti cal. we're heading into another day of hot weather. right now temperatures are into upper 90s livermore hitting 100 degrees so far. still warm in half moon bay. 82 degrees, san jose, 92 and it's 96 degrees in santa rosa. clear, mild tonight. warm to hot wernl with cooler weather the rest of the week so it's coming that relief if you're looking for it. but not immediately. here is a look at water vapor watching this hot air mass that is over us. it's going to sit here for one more day. and we'll see this area of low pressure will work towards the coast and start to see temperatures trending

this is the proper time to actually have the body extended in order to provide the public the assurance and the trust that they need that these funds are well-spent and well-placed thank you. >> colleagues, questions? >> i was wondering in the original proposition date was originally set for 2013? was that just a random date? >> i think the earlier estimates for what the projects will start and when they will end was designed around a ten-year timeframe. as can you imagine they go through a number of municipalities. largely some large projects were stalled due to environmental and coun

so what is in the plan term of extending life of the existing vehicles? i don't see that being as discussed so much today. i think that is a real critical need we have within the mta. >> yes. well, part of the response is that it is partially driven by funding sources. one of the most cost-effective ways to maintain fleet reliability is replace the fleet at the end of its useful life. we have been -- >> based on funding sources or based on what is best practices? >> it is based on best practices. it's informed the policies that guide the funding allocations both at the federal level and at the regional level through fta and through the mtc. in the last several years we have had opportunities to get kind of one-time funding sources for the rehabilitation of our fleet. we focus those on key components of our light rail vehicles and also a portion of our bus fleet as well. we are looking for opportunities to fund the rehabilitation. they are just not -- they don't come on the regular cycles through the standard transportation bill. they are more one-time opp

that means extended periods of rainfall. here's a look at our wind field we've been talking about. we expect this to extend anywhere from 600 to even 700 miles up the coast, from the carolyn nas, all the way through to maine. the effects of this will definitely be felt. wind gusts picking up to at least 60 miles an hour in some cases. so these damaging winds will definitely bring down trees and power lines and that's something that people really have to be aware of. extended periods of time, i'm sure, where there's going to be many, many power outages as a result of these winds. here's a look at future cast. let's look at the rain time line for us. it will gradually start to move in throughout the course of the day. this is at 1:00 this afternoon. when you start to see the yellow and the orange, that's really, really heavy rainfall. it's going to increase. here we are moving through into the 8:00 period tonight. there we aret 10:00 tonight. look at this, monday, 3:00 a.m., torrential rainfall. it's continuing right through the day on monday and as you take a look moving through, in

they are compliant with the rear yard requirement, they are extending out to the 25 percent rear yard. however, in adding the floor and adding the fourth floor they are not compliant with the planning code requirement for 35 foot height limit. the planning code section 261 establishes additional height limits, even though the mapped height limit for the district is 40 feet, planning code section 261-b says no portion, and i'll repeat that again, no portion of a dwelling in rh1d shall exceed a height of 35 feet. so i think it's very clear to note it is no portion. the applicant has provided even in their submital one of the sections that does show that the building will exceed a height of 35 feet so this is where we come to the argument here and i appreciate the appellant's arguments, but would respectfully disagree with their assertion that we would somehow ignore the provision of the code that says no point or no portion of the building can exceed a height of 35 feet. planning code section 260 gives further guidance how to measure the height, especially when you are irregular roof fo

the 19th avenue corridor and the more policy based strategies such as extending the fast pass to daly city, might encourage people using this other network to make this an alternative to make their trip. we talked about street level improvements, high-level policies. i will briefly touch on some of the nearer term project opportunities the study did a little analysis on. the first is looking at the crosswalks, my commute through hayes valley, recognizes it iss from straiting to be walking across the street and have to cross three times to continue as a pedestrian. these are high movements that conflict. we want to be careful about openings and ensure safety was paramount. we did analysis regarding interval or phases to open those. there are significant trade-offs in some of the areas, whether it involves reducing lanes or providing a dedicated signal phase. our finding are that generally we should move forward with further design for opening the crosswalks. the highest priority would be felon golf, the least traffic. southbound golf area. you could cut that down to one lane or protect

they extend from southern new england to virginia. we have high wind warnings extending through the northeast and back into ohio, back through the western great lakes. that's because of the size of the storms. it's going to encompass a huge portion of the east coast. so many areas will be under the gun at once. now, here is the storm monday at 2:00 p.m. still a category 1 storm well out to sea. watch what happens later in the evening monday night and tuesday morning. 2:00 a.m., we should see it make land fall. again, it's not just a hurricane we are talking about. it's a cyclone transforming into a nor'easter situation. the storm has nowhere to go. it sits across pennsylvania, new york state and central new england and rains itself out. right now, we have winds gusting over 40 miles per hour through salisbury, maryland. rain is heavy. we have picked up more than two and a half inches of rainfall through virginia beach. the storm is still 300 miles to the east. winds are gusty all through new jersey. gusting up to 45 miles per hour in

we are looking at nine degrees for the extended forecast.xpect for the giants and the forty-niners and what you can expect for the city for the rest of the week. >> doping allegations a lo against lance even the u.s. postal service former masseuse m. o'reilly. after what she was requested to do there is no doubt that he cheated. >> this with the 1990's and cycling that was the normal way of doing things. people were not on the program and who got results. and could lord how did that happen? >> what were you asked to do? >> he asked me to go to spain and pickup something that in the it from the doctor. that they could not get it to him. and i said ok. and i said to lance i said i would do with this once but to not tell me what it is. i do not want to know. >> lance armstrong denies the allegations but has decided to stop fighting the allegations. and just ahead kron 4 news will bring you the latest international news with the violent protests in egypt. supporters and critics of the new was president clash in the streets of cairo. >> on friday

that extended to the way he said goodbye. he was calm and instead. it was always shake hands, see you next time. no matter where he was going, see you when i come back. that is the way we left it in may of this year, the last time i saw him. so now that it is time to say goodbye, i don't see any reason to deviate from that custom. so my big brother, my best friend, i will see you next time. >>> i'm hill ri stevens, or as my family calls me h.i. i was born when he was 20. mine were not related to diplomacy. as a toddler he would send me on missions, which i was a willing accomplice. he sent me to stick carrots up my younger brothers nose as he slept in on christmas morning. that was really fun. growing up i was always able to brag that i had a brother in a foreign country. i got to visit him in these places. we road camels around pyramids in egypt, bathed in tunisia, snorkled in sinai and danced in israeli discos. in libya i played tennis with the daughter of his libyan tennis coach, learned about medical school in libya and jogged through the ruins.

hours but the extended hours are not in front of you anymore. they deleted that from the request but they're concerned about it becoming a full bar and the police department -- i tried to get a hold of them and haven't been successful in getting to the permit officer. he hasn't been returning my calls. >> maybe i can ask the sponsor. >> i have a limited live music permit and never goes beyond 10:00 p.m.. it's a secondary use. we have music maybe once a month. >> are there things that you are willing to do for the concerns of the neighbor and creeping more into a night blub? >> yeah. we had a speaker and moved that to the back of the facility and no music going out the windows right now. i met with them with the middle neighborhoods and we had a glass of wine and chatted for 45 minutes. the consensus i wasn't in their area. they weren't going to contest me and i don't know why they're front and center now and i'm not even in that middle polk jurisdiction. >> okay. >> commissioner wu. >> thank you. so we do have the 2005 conditions in front of us