i think that they are doing a stellar job. i look forward to working with them in the future to make things move as smoothly as we can. thank you very much. >> my old boss, with these glasses he keeps telling me that i look like the monopoly guy. pretty somber group for entertainment. i hope it is not because of the police in the room. [laughter] i go out and bought. i like entertainment. -- i go out a lot. i like entertainment. i was deputy chief when this commission was born. i know many of the entertainment commissioners. we have become friends. that said, we have had some tough goes over the last few years. we have made gains. i do not necessarily want to give back the ground that the game with regards to making the city safer. i have a son in a band. for me to pop up at cafe dunor, trigger, or blondie's -- if they have a live entertainment permit. i was in there once and i was told to make sure that they should get a permit because i thought it was great. i do not have a lot of prepared comments. i have been to this summi

that is a stellar job. >> item number 80, review and approve the minutes of july 26th. the minister now ready for review. -- item number2. the minutes are now ready for review. >> i will try to be short about this. if you were at the summit today, you heard me talk about the permit. i brought this up to you a few times because this is had a long road to travel. we were pretty proud of it. at this point, legislation passed its first rate on the board of supervisors and you have a second read when they come back from recess in september. this more or less stayed intact. there were some their relatives in the neighborhoods. by and large, it pretty much stayed together. after the second read, we believe that the mayor will sign it really quickly and that the staff should be prepared to implement those permits right away. be prepared for some large and long agendas as those come forward into the fall and winter time. we will see quite a few of them. as the staff mentioned, we did have our summit. the news is a bit of a success. there was probably upwards of 100 participants

a. stellar sea eagles nest the ground people can are you sure giving a delicate girl that much to carry is a good idea. elsie ashford is the first woman to ever climb a tree in the mega down ski resort of in the past you know it would take always employed the help of the men in the group. yes. elsie is a research at the royal society for the protection of in scotland but it's nests have been her line of work for several years she has brought all the necessary equipment from scotland because she thinks using familiar equipment in an unfamiliar place is much safer. from the ground for climbing this tree is no easy job it will take elsie at least forty minutes to get to the nest especially if she observes all of the safety rules. elsie's progress is blocked she cannot go any further this is where a video camera attached to a rolled comes in handy connection except a key element of the monitoring procedure is inspecting us at the start of the season with us we need to know how many chips have had him and how many have survived to the end of the season and then if they're mature enough to le

. >>> having less than a stellar season toronto losses including a steam rolling by temple. doesn't get any easier with three straight acc show downs starting with their first road trip of the season this weekend. the terps take on the undefeated and 13th ranked georgia tech. this will be interesting considering most of the terps defensive line is injured and they have had serious trouble stopping the run in recent games. they gave up 285 rushing yards against temple. the coach is ready for the challenge of the yellow jackets high powered run game. >> we are looking forward to the challenge going down there. of course they are ranked first in the nation in rushing offense. their second and total offense and second in scoring offense. >> so our dave owens, a happy man tonight. his detroit tigers eliminated the new york yankees last night with a-rod striking out for the final out. nats fans not happy though with one national prospect yankee fandom. tweeting in support of the bombers. harper posted these following tweets during the game. yankees, let's go. get some runs. follow

. >>> the maryland terrapins having less than a stellar season under their new head coach, under .500 in the middle of a quarterback controversy and schedule doesn't get much easier in the coming weeks. terps hosting clemson, eighth ranked. this is one of those games that the terps have pulled off an upset in the past and feel it is possible once again tomorrow. >>> a couple plays we will be 4-1. couple plays of defense, couple place on special teams, couple plays on offense. no one is happy with it but as long as we can build the steps up, it will be fine. >>> cornerback d'angelo hall has been added as questionable with a knee injury. chris cooley also limited because of his troublesome knee. >>> dc highschoolsports.net game of the week. edison at stewart. famous from the area. tonight's toyota game night report. >>> fighting in hockey pretty much go hand in hand. guaranteed to see a few punches thrown, a few bloody lips and several penalty minutes on any given night but some players have no business fighting and usually that ends up bad for them. last night the caps and pittsburgh p

we believed larkin street and the community housing partnership have a stellar partnership as good neighbors to route the city. we want to give them an opportunity to thrive in a safe community with access to recreational resources. we urge you to support the housing development. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, mr. president. my name is rev. arnold townsend. san francisco naacp and the opportunity council. unlike one of the other speakers, i would like to be as optimistic as he is. i have been around this process for a long time. this has everything to do with people who do not want those kind of people in their neighborhood. having bad not one of those type of people all of my life, i am very familiar with it. you cannot pull the oowool over my eyes. children who are not on parole or probation, they have not done anything wrong. wrong has been done to them. most of them from the day of their birth. we are losing our sense of compassion. we are losing the moral high ground when it comes to meeting the needs of the most challenge people in our society. these youths who are agaiing o

when the schools begin to perform a stellar academic programs, businesses will continue to relocate because the employees will want to live in san francisco and want kids to be educated here. it is a cyclical and symbiotic creation ship. another challenges that we have the highest unemployment rate in this part of san francisco. san francisco before, the numbers are starting to come down a little bit. we have high rates in the latter part of last year, but it is starting to -- it is starting to normalize. it goes back to education. what i would like to see our pathways. not everyone will become a doctor, lawyer, or journalist, fantastic tv host. what can we do? we live in a society where we need engineers. we need sound engineers. we need graphic designers. there are people who prefer to learn with their hands. they like mechanics. we need to bring back some shop back in schools and allow people an opportunity for a different pathway. nursing is a pathway. validating the hair and makeup industry. there is a lot of money in that industry, and you don't need a college degree. you just need a

the executive director's staff did a stellar job. peter daly was a steadfast and patient as ever. without their support, we would not have gotten it done. we would not have gotten that contract. it really is a team effort between the folks at bae and the folks at san francisco. i applaud them. again, the executive director mentioned the u.s. navy ship, paul foster. it is a guided missile destroyer. that ship will rollout in january. the project fully fund it will roll out at almost $12.5 million and roll up close to 180,000 man hours on that ship. between the paul foster -- again, paul foster needs 30- plus feet. again, a collaborative effort between the port and bae, and i appreciate everything the port of san francisco did make that happen. having lived and worked in san diego for a long time, never saw that kind of collaboration, so i do appreciate it. if i have any time -- i have 20 seconds. one quick one is citybuild. we work closely with them to do training for welders. it was a collaborative effort. they did a great job to get the training put together. we were able to get

ensure the safety and comfort of our guests, with a security plan headed by an emt's-licensed individual. all principals involved in tupelo have stellar professional reputations and are highly qualified in their respective fields. we are applying for a license to provide entertainment to our guests. entertainment is central to the business concept we're pursuing. we selected the name tupelos specifically for its musical association. tupelo is the birthday of elvis. it has been in many songs. its association with music, its down-home feeling, has been a guidepost for everything we have chosen to do with the space, from the style of food it to the decor to the entertainment choices we want to provide our guests. without the entertainment, it is incomplete. we have specifically selected 1337 grant as our location and size -- site due to its quality kitchen and history as an entertainment venue in san francisco. we have embarked on an extensive remodeling of the interior and exterior of the premises. we have hired julie brown to assist us to make to below stand out as a business. we are executing plans for extensive seating for our dining

commissioners, we have quite a stellar panel and we look forward to hearing their insights. the commission has invited a few individuals to provide firsthand testimony on how current immigration policies are affecting their lives, work, and dreams. each of these individuals has demonstrate courage in sharing personal stories and experiences with you. we will first hear from and the co-founder of the dream activists. following that, we will hear from andy macai. following andy, many of you have read about these two's struggle to stay in the country, and their situation has made them activists. we will hear from shirley and jay. they are represented by an extraordinary attorney. we are going to start now. >> hello, everyone. thank you for inviting me to speak my parents brought me here when i was 14, 10 years ago, from the island country of fiji and the south pacific. and they came here illegally and applied for a green card. no one told them it would take 10 years to get it. my grandmother is a u.s. citizen and today my parents and my sister, my entire family here are citizens

>> i want to start off by commending it -- to has done a stellar job over the many years. i look forward to the day when this zoning is implemented and we can reform what we would like to do. there are some things that i think like requiring 30% affordability which is too extreme. there is the principal project. aside from affordable housing, i don't think that that is correct. this specifies jobs housing. these come into play. really, we will provide housing, provide a better community. we will look all these things that will not slow down things. we will prevent growth come prevent jobs and ultimately did not provide more housing. lastly, i have only been here for about three years the of like to see more of a balanced committee both from owners, developers, and the community itself. once again, i think that jim has done an excellent job. thank you. >> thank-you. is there additional public comment? >> class five years we have been working with the task force, a large development site. how want to take a minute to establish the fact that this has been a collaboration over

stocks fell sharply today, but october was a stellar month-- the best gains since 1987. here's a look at the numbers. by the closing bell today, the dow was down 276 points, the nasdaq tumbled 52 and the s&p 500 was off 31. but looking at the month, the dow was up 9.5% in october and the nasdaq and s&p each added 11%. erika miller looks at what investors can expect for the rest of the year. >> reporter: there were plenty of reasons to feel scared on wall street today. even stock investors got frightened, sending market averages down sharply. but relax, strategist andrew burkley says. today's decline is natural after thrilling gains last week. >> the market is just generally digesting things. and, i think as we've gotten past the european solution-- or summit-- last week, i think people are still groping for a little bit more in terms of implementation, and exactly the details of the plan that are yet to be worked out. >> reporter: october has a reputation as one of the worst months for stocks, and the s&p 500 hit its lowest level of the year on october 3. but, surprisingl

a stellar weekend. 70s, even 80s here. 80s by the time we get to sunday and columbus day. rain probably going to return by wednesday. i was thinking tuesday, now i'm thinking wednesday. this morning it was chilly, fredrick down to 39, leesburg 45, low 40s in the shenandoah valley. low 50s in town right along the bay, bay still giving off some heat so that's why annapolis 51. and with the sunshine today and the dry air we're in the 60s, even 72 in fredrick. easton it's 68. out to the west we're still in the low- to mid-60s there at oakland, 72 in culpepper, just absolutely gorgeous. and that 66, it actually feels warmer because the winds are reported now at calm. so you got the sun out, no wind and a dewpoint in the 50s. it's just beautiful outside and likely to stay that way for several more days. the jet stream taking a big dip out west, big rise in the east. look how high it's going up into canada. when you get a ridge underneath it, you get high pressure as well. but in the troughy area, you get storminess and unsettled weather. snow in the mountains, cold rains here in

beautiful sunrise ready to start. >>> that's a stellar glow on the horizon. we're going to have a spectacular day today. sun will come up at 7:07. as we slide through this wednesday, i got to tell you, folks, things are really looking up in the weather. 55 degrees current temperature. suitland, maryland, and ft. washington, 51 degrees. 9:00 a.m. today, 61 will be our temperature. 71 around lunchtime. temperatures will rise very quickly with all of that sunshine and a lit bit of a northwest wind too for the area. later tonight it will switch around to more of a north easterly wind. we'll pick up a few clouds briefly during the overnight period. tomorrow more of the same. sunshine and highs in the low 70s. weekend is looking great too. we'll take a look at the rest of the weekend in a couple of minutes. danella? >>> traveling i-95 in virginia, heading north, going to be a slow trip for you now. have an accident involving multiple vehicles. this is just as you pass the occoquan, blocking your two left lanes you can see here. big accident. we have fire on the scen

a stellar member. his daughter needs our prayers. night, there are prayers for a member of jubilee christian center who went to work and didn't come home. >> justice be served. >> i just couldn't believe it. i said wow, i was just with him last night. >> reporter: he didn't know when he saw his friend at bible class last night, it would be the last time. >> he said they look at me. but he is a very kind hearted, respectful fella. i'm sorry to lose him. we all loved him. >> reporter: he was one of three people shot to death in a workplace rampage. his brother was wounded, they were attending a routine work safety meeting. the family and friends are in an emotional tug of war, torn for the gratefulness of survival over one loved one, and grief over the loss of another. two other families are dealing with the unthinkable too. mark nunoz was taking care of two generations. there is a hole where vallejos used to sit during worship. now there is a third victim, manuel pinon. the church members were asking all of their members and anyone who

i'll have this and you can have a stellar. >> and we can hold it and wave. >>> blinding dust storm. rolls across the arizona desert, reducing visibility to almost zero. >> wow. >> that's creating some chaos there. >> take a look at what -- what the government is doing to make table salt safer. >>> it is a beautiful afternoon. how cool is it going to get tonight? >> wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com, instant updates and first warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're always guaranteed the lowest prices online. so don't wait... try, compare and buy at verizonfios.com today. because there's never been a better time >>> beautiful. beautiful sunny day. >> look at that. >> and after the weather we've had for the last month or two, days like this, cherish them. >> yeah. >> because pretty soon, it's going to get colder again. we'll have wet weather, icy weather in the next month or so, i'm

joins us now this morning to talk about the honor and let us hear why she should be nominated for a stellar award. good morning, tonya. >> good morning, andrea, thank you. >> just getting on the ballot, how close are you? >> i'm on the ballot but in steep competition with world renowned artists like yolanda adams, kirk franklin. >> you're in competition with yolanda adams and kirk franklin. >> this is my debut cd. online voting is open to the public. they get a chance to vote and d.c.'s own right here is on the ballot in category 6 and 14. >> what's the best site? >> best stellar awards. >> please, d.c., i need you. >> we have that posted on our web site at wusa9.com. you've heard how you can help. now you need to hear why you should help tonya. let's see. ♪ ♪ there's something about a miracle ♪ when things don't go your way ♪ you think about the things you go through every day ♪ and in your heart, your hope is gone and you realize ♪ that things will get better with time ♪ and you feel that all the things you've come through will never change ♪ you wake up then you will say ♪ there are mira