existing historic district boundaries, existing historic resources, california register properties, city landmarks, eligible properties. it has already been identified, so something more graphic to illustrate that would help. just to comment, i think that although the downtown plan, as it was presented to us before, did not completely fulfill, you might say, what we were thinking of in terms of office development at that time. there have been a number of office buildings built south of market just before the recession started. unless occupy wall street is extremely successful, i would think there would be a continual need for the type of office space characterized by high-rise towers. the kind of development we are seeing relative to high-tech will, i think, continue to be addressed in the corridor plan we just saw, and perhaps other areas of san francisco. commissioner moore: i am not sure whether i can answer questions, but since we have several large projects following each other rather closely, i think the simulations, looking from your balbuena -- yerba buena east, would be appropriate if we

documents obtained in a public records request to see how restaurants were complying with the city's landmark health care program. some businesses are putting tight restrictions on how employees can use the funds. we found that $50 million paid into the program last year was returned to businesses instead of being used on employee health care. >> it is simply wrong for businesses for these restaurants to charge consumers for health care when in reality they are not providing it. >> next week the board of supervisors is said to approve guidelines that will extend the time period before unused funds is returned to the employer. >>> the los angeles county sheriffs department -- they have received new information about the 1981 drowning death of actress natalee wood. the west side story star drowned after a night of partying with her husband robert wagner and actor christopher watkins. today's l.a. times reports this new development involves the captain of that yacht. >>> the spca is offering a $500 reward to find out who abandoned six puppies at a royal oaks recycling plant. the two-year-old pup

and oakland native phil tagami at the rotunda building in frank ogawa plaza is more than just a city landmark one of the most beautiful and historic buildings, a reception site for governor brown's wedding and one that that good morningmy oversaw a $50 million renovation of which is why he wouldn't let vandals deface it. he brought in a shotgun because he and staff were work late. after protestors took over the parking garage trapping him in the building he stood guard in the rotunda's ornate lobby. >> i racked the shotgun one time and they ran away. >> reporter: they damaged the outside of the building. he is not comfortable how things went down on wednesday. it he says he is getting hate mail. back to you. >> thank you. >>> san francisco's public defending is releasing new video that he says shows misconduct by police officers. jeff adachi released this youtube video saying it shows officers conducting warrantless searches and using excessive force. in this video officers detained a richmond district merchant in august and adachi claims officers also stole personal property and money in fiv

the folks that own the new york city landmark have reportedly filed papers to create a publicly tradedeople like you and me to invest in the world's most famous skyscraper and other new york properties, as well. >>> rocker elvis costello telling fans not to buy his limited box set because of its price. $339.98. the singer saying on his website "the price appears to be a misprint or a satire." that box set includes a dvd, cd, ten inch vinyl and an autograph. >>> workers in the uk go on strike. we're live in london. "american morning" back right after this break. congratulations. congratulations. congratulations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology to inspire businesses to conserve energy and monitor costs. making communities greener... congratulations. ... and buildings as valuable to the bottom line... whoa ! ... as the people inside them. congratulations. because when you add verizon to your company, you don't just add, you multiply. ♪ discover something new... verizon. that's why i take doctor recommended colace capsules. [ male announcer ] for certain medical con

her twitter feed she's posted like pictures those across the park but without the tented city that's become a landmark over the past two months was also collected the first time the counts of the crackdown are these caps and this is making a travesty of democracy. but radio host alex jones believes the pound health hasn't started for the actions was a setup from the start that effort to demonize the very idea of protests in the u.s. but discovered and in detroit as well as new york we've confirmed. then when they let homeless people out have been arrested for being drunk in public or sitting on the sidewalk or they're released from prison or or homeless shelters or mental institutions they tell them go to austin occupy go to new york occupy if we want to arrest you here so for the last month they've been shinning all the homeless people and mentally ill people in prisoners there so they can then demonize it say look people are going to the bathroom on the ground even as a porta potti people are fights are breaking out there's roberts now they're in the business of team and izing it infiltrating it try

just follow her twitter feed she's posted nice pictures of zuccotti park without the tent city that's become a landmark of the past two months she's also collected firsthand accounts of the crime including that of a retired police captain says it's making a travesty optima see. radio host alex jones but he was the apparent health hazard cited for their actions was a setup from the start but effort to demonize the very idea of protests in the u.s. . and in detroit as well as new york we've confirmed. then when they let homeless people out about arrested for being drunk in public or sitting on the sidewalk or they're released from prison or homeless shelters or mental institutions they tell him go to austin occupy go to new york occupy if we want to arrest you there so for the last month they've been sending all the homeless people and mentally ill people and prisoners there so they can then demonize it to say look people are going to the bathroom on the ground when there's a porta potti people are fights are breaking out there's robberies decide deal that protesting and demonstrating is criminal or is s

check out her twitter feed she's posted nice pictures of the county park without the tent city that's become a landmark over the last two months she's also gotten firsthand accounts of the crackdown including for a tired police captain who thinks it's making a travesty of democracy. radio's alex jones things that the apparent health hazard cited for the evictions was a setup from the start of an effort to demonize the idea of protest in the us. and in detroit as well as new york we've confirmed. then when they let homeless people out about arrested for being drunk in public or sitting on the sidewalk or they're released from prison or homeless shelters or mental institutions they tell them go to austin occupy go to new york occupy it we want to arrest you there so for the last month they've been shinning all the homeless people and mentally ill people in prisoners they are chill they can then demonize it say look people are going to the bathroom on the ground even the support of body people or fights breaking out is robbers this idea that protesting and demonstrating is criminal or is scummy or filthy

important churches, and we began a campaign on national historic landmarks that took us longer than dismantling legal segregation in the city to obtain landmark status for the church, but that was successful in 2005, and interestingly, when national landmarks started the civil rights movement and began with a study on the freedom rise, just on the basis of bethel participation church in the freedom rise,-named a national historic landmark because he lived here, coordinated the freedom rise across the state of alabama from this place. church members helped and picked up the freedom riders. he ran the whole operation right out of this place. he ranch of the movement from bethel. now the church is under restoration. a new church was built. it's currently being restored to the conditions just following the first bombing, and we're working to develop historic interpretation at the church, and we hope that visitors will actually come out here and get the feel of what it was like from the real people who stood behind the movement for many, many years because the story of birmingham is a story of common people standing up for their

. >>> snowstorm clean-up inside new york city central park revealed shocking damage to the national landmark. over 1,000 trees suffered damage prompting one by stander to call the southern half of the park a tree cemetery. park officials are scrambling to clean it before the new york city marathon. >>> one showed he's anything but brittle. the 69-year-old professional racer was riding 180 miles an hour when he fell off his bike and slid several feet. the accident saturday left him with only a broken pinkie and a few stitches on his knuckles. remarkable there. >>> and finally, new york city's 39th annual village halloween parade once again turned city streets into a spookfest. this year's cast of bizarre and creepy costume participants were this was inspired by eye of the beholder. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins, straight from the parade. >> quick costume change. >> good morning, everyone. here is what we are looking at weather-wise. amazing, thanksgiving only three weeks away. we are in the 30s in most areas in the northern rock

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. >>> snowstorm clean-up inside new york city's central park revealed shocking damage to the national landmarkover 1,000 trees suffered damage prompting one by stander to call the southern half of the park a tree cemetery. park officials are scrambling to clear it in time for the new york city marathon, just six days away. >>> this video is unbelievable. one senior citizen proved he is anything but brittle after a nasty spill on a las vegas speedway. ouch. the 69-year-old professional racer was riding 180 miles an hour when he fell off his bike and slid several feet. the accident saturday left him with only a broken pinkie and a few stitches on his knuckles. amazing. >>> and finally, new york city's 39th annual village halloween parade once again turned into a spookfest. this year's cast of bizarre and creepy costume participants were joined by an assembly of eyeballs. the puppeteers and eyeballs led the theme of eye of the beholder. get it? now for your look at national weather, we turn to bill karins with the weather forecast. >> good morning. did you have a fun halloween? >> i did. passed o

up on to 395, all lanes are open as you make your way past landmark past pentagon city and on into the 14th street bridge. northbound route one, normally travel that out of the lorton area up toward fort bell require is blocked off -- belvoir. on-going crash investigation there. that's a look at the drive. next check of timesaver traffic at with 5:39. back to you. >>> the race for black friday deals has shoppers getting up earlier and earlier now. >> some haven't gone to bed yet because some major retailers went a step further. several opened at 10:00, actually 9:00 last night. some of the shoppers were able to go inside of the stores. while on-line, sales are expected to jump. experts are predicting a slight increase in sales. the holiday season accounts for 25% to 40% of annual retail sales. >> serious black friday shoppers got started even before they finished digesting their turkey. toys "r" us opened at 9:00 last night. hundreds of people lined up outside the fair lakes store hoping to scoop up pretty big discounts on toys and small electronics. store managers said they worked to

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the interview will be shown at landmark theaters in 19 cities including washington, d.c.eginning november 16th. >>> a simple food choice has sparked baby rumors for the royal newlyweds. during a trip to copenhagen kate middleton politely declined to sample a bite of peanut paste. that ignited rumors that the duchess of cambridge is pregnant. doctors urge pregnant women to avoid peanut sos their children don't have allergies. buckingham palace released a statement saying kate doesn't have an allergy. we could see have a royal baby watch. >>> it appears the heir to the hip-hop throne will be a girl. beyonce and jay-z are reportedly having a little girl. kelly rowland she said at an award show quote, i think her daddy is going to give her everything. she won't be spoiled. the baby is due in february. >>> think you have what it takes to be a star? now is your chance to show it. we have auditions today for nbc's hit show "america's got talent." the auditions are being held today and tomorrow at the washington, d.c. convection center. that's at 801 mount vernon place northwest.

methodist church against the city and county of san francisco, where it was held as not constitution knew -- constitutional and an abuse of jurisdiction to treat a landmark differently because it had a religious affiliation. in this case, we are not a landmark, but are being treated as one. putting that aside, we are here today, without waiving those arguments, but if you can help him to understand what it is, now that that property is gone, what it is that can be done to comply with the nov. the property is gone. link electronics, inc. model number: pdr-885 software version: 3.0c the hands of the needy children of san francisco. >> you want him to speak first? >> i just have a question, if i may, to clarify. this is a violation of no permit for windows? >> on june 2, 2010, the department sent an inspector up to the church. when he was up there, they were in the process of removing all of the church pews, organs, statues, as well as two stained- glass windows that were visible from the street. most of the work had been done, but not all of it. they ignore that. personally, i went up there twice during the weekend. they packed everything and moved. in my

city. and to establish guidelines and the trust to identify places where the landmark place making works of art can be placed and identify the criteria to be applied to the fund for cultural facility. the art commission does advocate for creating the half mile extended benefit zone outside the c3 district to allow for some of the funds to be used in more residential areas and the property values and from areas such as china town and mid market. the proposed descriptions are more in connection there and for the public and previous legislative amendment that allowed the art money to be used for the building of the dome or the architectural dimension of the mint. and they are very enthusiastic about the

and trademark ownership of the hon title and gig it back to the city. 100 years ago the towers became a baltimore landmark and -- as the tallest building in town. thanks to philanthropists the building stands and serves as a state of the art studio space for artestsists. finally, we are thankful for you, our viewers, and offer you best wishes for a safe and heal

also the show in atlantic city saturday nearly sold out. and at the landmarkon friday, this coming friday night. if you want to see us, you better get on it. laura from alaska. >> first of all, i would not want to inflict that on ms. ripka, who is a very nice person. secondly, i believe my days co-hosting anything are over. been there. and finally, pinhead or patriots. taylor swift, last night she was asked about her status as a role model. >> you are a role model and you know it. >> i think it's my responsibility to know it and to be conscious of it. and it would be really easy to say, you know, i'm 21 now, i do what i want. you read your kids. but it's not the truth of it. the truth of it is that every singer out there with songs on the radio is raising the next generation. so make your words count. >> very impressive. ms. swift is a patriot. you can contrast her success and point of view to miley cyrus, who has taken the opposite path and is paying a commercial price for doing it. sometimes it pays to be responsible in the usa. and that is it for us tonight

also the show in atlantic city saturday nearly sold out. and at the landmarkatre on friday, this coming friday night. if you want to see us, you better get on it. laura from alaska. >> first of all, i would not want to inflict that on ms. ripka, who is a very nice person. secondly, i believe my days co-hosting anything are over. been there. and finally, pinhead or patriots. taylor swift, last night she was asked about her status as a role model. >> you are a role model and you know it. >> i think it's my responsibility to know it and to be conscious of it. and it would be really easy to say, you know, i'm 21 now, i do what i want. you read your kids. but it's not the truth of it. the truth of it is that every singer out there with songs on the radio is raising the next generation. so make your words count. >> very impressive. ms. swift is a patriot. you can contrast her success and point of view to miley cyrus, who has taken the opposite path and is paying a commercial price for doing it. sometimes it pays to be responsible in the usa. and that is it for us to

. >> the city seems not to recognize sufficiently the value of alexandria as a national historic landmark. >> it's not just a weigh station where people can stop and stay in a hotel room. it's part of the history of jorjts washington and the creation of washington, d.c. >> reporter: the city proposes building a museum to bring in new revenue but city officials have sharply criticized their ideas as fiscally and legally unreasonable. >> it's clear that the price point is well beyond what the city can afford right now. >> reporter: it's now up to the waterfront work group to make its own assessment and to send a recommendation on to the city council by the end of the year. coming up at 6:00, another voice in this debate, a group called waterfront for all. >> thanks, jules. >> it's going to be a cool night out on the water. >> she didn't look too cool. i want to ask her did she forget her skrakt or did she need a jacket? >> she would look cold if she forgot her jacket. and the boats look pretty with the lights on them. >> if you have boat, light up your boat and maybe doug would come to your

city. most of the way through woodbridge and into springfield. again with no accidents reported in your path. northbound 395 through landmarknto shirlington then getting to the 14th street bridge. your next check of timesaver traffic is coming up at 6:46. andrea, back to you. >>> thank you, beverly. >>> we continue it follow breaking news out of new york city. police are clearing out the occupy protestors there. >> jessica doyle is tracking the story, live in our satellite center. what's the latest, jess? >> very dramatic changes in the state of the occupy wall street protest this morning. in a surprise move earlier this morning, a wave of more than a thousand police officers moved into the encampment were protestors have been háurpbgering down for two months and they made arrests. we want to show you pictures from earlier this morning. you can see there, police in riot gear, filling the streets earlier this morning while protestors awaited their arrival. at about 1:00 this morning, new york city police handed out notices from the city and the owner of zukotti park saying the park had to be cleared because of unsanitary and

. >> the city seems not to recognize sufficientlyly or adequately the value of old town as a national historic landmark. >> this is the last chance to hope for, to work toward more open space on the river. if the zoning goes through, that's finished. >> reporter: the alternative plan calls for the city to buy the warehouse sites for $100 million and down zone them into park land. but city officials have sharply criticized their ideas as fiscally and legal live unfeasible. >> we don't have $100 million to buy the property. >> reporter: a separate citizens group called waterfront for all is formed to back the city's plan. >> we need an economically viable waterfront. the city's plan does provide park space, provides green space but it also does provide a way for the city to bring in tax revenue. >> the debate shifts to the waterfront work group. it will forward its recommendation on to the city council by the end of the year. >> the alexandria city council is scheduled to take a final vote on this plan in late january. >> one more check on our chilly weather, doug. >> we're not supposed to be in the 60s

city hall, and we'll go there in a moment. first we're going to egypt. people there are preparing for a landmark election tomorrow. this is the first since mubarak was ousted by an uprising ten months ago. the american students that were detained in egypt last week are now back home in the u.s. one of the students talked about his experience on the "today" show. >> they doused us with gasoline. they put our shirts up so we couldn't see where we were at all. they hit us in the face and the back of the neck a lot, and we spent several hours in the fetal position with our hands handcuffed in the dark, and they held guns saying if we moved at all, they would shoot us. >> the three were accused of throwing homemade bombs in the protest in cairo. they were released last weekend but all charges were dropped on thursday. >>> the deadly nato air strike is threatening an already tense partnership between pakistan and the united states. today was a day of mourning as pakistan honored the 27 soldiers killed in that u.s.-led nato air strike. the soldiers were reportedly in two border posts where militants are active. afghan of

landmark ruling for lgbt civil- rights. i secured the ouster of a corrupt supervisor and punished city contractors who defrauded city taxpayersi fought pg&e to lower rates to improve the live in -- reliability, and to protect public safety from dangerous gas transmission lines, and i negotiated the shutdown of the petraeus power plant, the filthiest in california -- the potrero power plant. i am proud to have been called the best city attorney in the nation. that is the leadership i will deliver as your mayor. it the view that it's as city attorney, police commission president, clinton administration appointee and business owner, my record of effective, independent leadership is unmatched. i have a plan to create jobs, fix muni, protect planners, after schools, protect the homeless, and fix our neighborhoods, but it will take strong leadership with the vision to see our full potential and a proven track record to accomplishment. i have never been afraid to stand up to powerful interests to protect regular san franciscans. i will be the mayor san francisco needs with no strings attached. i am dennis herrera, and i hope i can e

city community right off gallaudet street. that communities wanted the neglected landmark to be for sure. ry. >> reporter: ivy city owes its to the railroads. b&oe built a house that developers parcelled out adjacent tracts of land. travel down one of these streets and go back in time to the early 20th century and a segregated washington. ivy city was becoming increasingly african-american. >> at that time it was like a little european village. >> reporter: at its center, the school. it was maimed for alexander crummel. the building and the heritage attached to its name was a source of pride to ivy city. >> i ended up coming back to teach at the school. >> thomas's long-time friend said it was a community school before that term was en vogue. >> very cooperative. very supportive. and it was a wonderful time that i had here. >> but since its closing in the '60s it has fallen into disrepair. they even prayed at this building that it be put to use again. >> is this is a historical place. very historical place. >> new buildings, renovations and glimpses of the past all close together. change i

city. the volume is very light in each direction. heading up to springfield, 395 as you leave the beltway through landmark, shirlington up to the pentagon and the inbound 14th street bridge. looking good there as well. overnight roadwork on the tollway should be pulling out of your path on 66 east and on into falls church as well. the weekend roadwork on the gw parkway out of your way past spout run. that won't be a problem. over on the beltway in bethesda, they were pulling the barrels out. on the outer loop in silver spring, all lanes are open. beltway down to the wilson bridge. no problems out of southern maryland or heading downtown. andrea, mike, back to you. >>> the east coast earthquake back in august closed the washington monument indefinitely. however, another washington landmark is open once again. >> some but not all of the damage caused by the 5.8 quake has been repaired. armando gives us a look inside. ♪ >> reporter: after nearly three months of silent sundays, glorious, heavenly music graced the national cathedral. the first service since the august 23rd quake drew a standing room only crowd. >> i haven't been back in five

cities, there's an underbelly of crime. located just outside downtown is a key landmark in that battle, the suffolk county jail. >> the jails a maximum security facility, it holds anyone arrested and held on a bail they can't make. that could be someone charged with shoplifting and it is very frequently someone charged with homicide. >> unlike prison where all inmates have been convicted and sentenced, most jail inmates have only been charged with crimes and are innocent until proven guilty. suffolk county has an average daily population of 700 detainees along with 2,000 other inmates who are convicted and serving short sentences. >> we're the largest sheriff's department in the northeast. so we're moving a lot of people in and out of here and trying to do a lot with them in the relatively short period of time we have them. the people who get that job done every single day, do a remarkable job. >> in some units, a lone officer supervises inmates, like a beat cop on the streets, it allows him to build rapport and actually has been proven to reduce fighting. >> i'll talk to you later. >> but in jail, fights still break out.

landmark it was long hoped to be. next, to discuss a pilot program on smart trash cans in the fisherman's wharf. as you know, 2009, the city passed a law regarding the goals for the conversion of waste. we responded with our own zero waste program. we have come across something called the big valley contractors. a cute name. looks like this, for all of you that have not seen it. we are going to be looking with big belly compactors to do a pilot program in fisherman's wharf where we have the highest density traffic and wait time. what they do, first of all, instead of garbage cans there are two compactors. one is for composting. one is for trash and recycling. as you know, the city's trash collector does they're sorting at the '96. they take them together and sort it on our behalf. what is great about this compactors is that they are solar operated. as they start to get filled, they have a sensor that will compact the waist and recyclables. they will notify the port means division when they need to be emptied. we are hoping that this results in a greater efficiency with respect to the port's ability to pick up the garbage.