so arcadia then margaret >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm martha and i'm the faculty in the graduate department at the john fy censured institute we're in support of the conditional san francisco proposal. one of the reasons for that is the course that i teach at the john f. kennedy university is taught and my intention is to bring my students here in the spring to help them learn about the community in the areas they're going to be in and help them bring their educates to building and strengthening the current eco center that's already there. both organization have a long history of work along the bay front with the port of san francisco. we'll do with our graduate students is work to do a survey and conduct acquires and the estimation to build partnerships and what are the educates and interests of the community to build strong relationships between all the oeshsz they will assist in learning about the community and help to make connections. i ask you to grant shoourdship to the bay foundation. >> (calling names). >> commissioners. >> corrin had to leave but asked i read here comme

we have this one here right around arcadia, this is in effect for the next 45 minutes or so. they are moving to the east at 35 miles per hour. if you are in the monroe vicinity, watch out for these. we had nasty storms roll through in the past couple minutes. these are carrying winds of about 60 miles per hour. very dangerous storms as well as the lightning. the moderate risk of severe weather will carry on through the afternoon. the highlighted areas need to be on the lookout. jackson, memphis, nashville, be aware of this. we could see up to an inch of ice. that means power outages, trees down. around the springfield area, up to half inch of ice. this is going to be a mess as we roll into tomorrow, things improve and then we get better and better by the time we get to christmas. even christmas day. >> there's hope there. >> a little light. >> thank you. >>> same-sex marriage is now legal in utah after a judge struck down a law banning it. couples have been getting married since the judge's ruling yesterday. voters passed a law in 2004 to ban same-sex marriage. three gay and

this all happened around 6:00 last night at shell street and arcadia avenue. >>> new developments now. the charity says today they have received three massive donations to make up for what was stolen this weekend. we first showed you the video. they stole days worth of red kettle collections and made off with more than $10,000. wal-mart wrote a check today for $15,000 to make up for the losses. a local attorney foundation donated $10,000 each. police are still looking for the thieves. >>> wal-mart's first two d.c. stores are open for business. # there is one store at missouri avenue northwest. the other is at h and first streets northwest. coming up in the next half hour we'll talk to customers today. >>> a church in prince george's county is reeling right now. thieves stole their supply of heating oil. and it's not the first time.. >>> folks are still talking about the black friday madness. a deer got into the huntsman square in spring yn field. that was friday afternoon. the animal got in through a back door and ran through four different stores, including the giant supermarket. one

it happened around 6:00 last night in an intersection of shell street and arcadia avenue. no children were hurt, and the shooting victim is expected to be okay. >>> tonight the autopsy report on actor paul walker is out. it shows he was killed by the impact of saturday's car crash, combined with the fire that followed. the star of "the fast & furious" maw vees was a passenger in the car that hit a tree and exploded. rodas died only from the impact of the crash. the next installment of the movies is now on hold. filming for the seventh in the series started in september and was supposed to resume this week in atlanta. that movie is scheduled for release next july. >>> it's a big day at the white house. the first lady reveals the white house decorations today. the little girl and a dog stole the show. >>> over thanksgiving, thieves stole more than a thousand gallons of heating fuel from a church. this is chris gordon, >>> the little girls age 6 and 8 set up a prayer request in a balloon this summer and were wishing for a family. that balloon made its way to mchenry, maryland

the quake was centered near arcadia, about 14 miles northeast of oklahoma city. or injuries being reported at this point. >>> turning to new troubles with obama care. reports federal officials are urging counselors or navigators, whatever would you call those people handling your paperwork to stop using paper applications to sign people up for insurance coverage. it's an apparent 180 from the obama administration which turned to paper as an alternative to the glitch-plagued exchange website in the early days of the botched rollout. we are learning as work continues to fix health care.gov, some people who think they are signing up for insurance find out in the end they may not be covered. certainly not by january 1st. elizabeth pran with more from washington. >> the administration admits that iradditional fears not just with customers signing up, but those who think they already signed up. the glitch pertaining to electronic files sent from health care.gov to insurance companies, 834 forms. companies use them to bill consumers. about 1-10 forms are showing errors