it is bordered by washington street, davis st., any park hadera. 5.3 acres for 230,000 square feet.partment of the community-based master planning process for sue bierman park with a two-phased master plan. the first phase had new pathways, planting, irrigation, trees, and boulders. while the committee discussed the inclusion of a playground as part of the planning process, at that time, relatively new legislation prohibited structures, including playgrounds, in sue bierman park. given the introduction of legislation to amend

it is bordered by washington street, davis st., any park hadera. 5.3 acres for 230,000 square feet., the department of the community-based master planning process for sue bierman park with a two-phased master plan. the first phase had new pathways, planting, irrigation, trees, and boulders. while the committee discussed the inclusion of a playground as part of the planning process, at that time, relatively new legislation prohibited structures, including playgrounds, in sue bierman park. given the introduction of legislation to amend the ordinance prohibiting playgrounds in sue bierman park, the prominent community are reviewing a number of areas for a playground in the park. you will seek the park is comprised of what 202, as well as lot 203. these are the areas being reviewed right now. there were a few other locations were considered, yet determined not ideal for playground. one was the sea wall lot. a committee vision for the northeast neighborhood waterfront, a development plan being developed through a coalition of community groups in 2011. it stresses the critical need for pl

. >> okay, well, bobby davis made the call from st. and the call was received here in syracuse, new york. now, both of those states, utah and new york, are one party states. and what that means, by law, it is legal to record a conversation with someone without the second party knowing. so in utah and in new york, the origin and the source of the call both states are one party states. the call was then made legally. >> and we'll have more of my discussion with cnn's mark schwartz straight ahead. i asked him what does bobby davis, the alleged victim want. the rest of that conversation next. en gas prices jump... you still gotta work. so suddenly you're cutting back on everything from family vacations to cell phone minutes. well here's a thought - how bout cuttin' back on gas? here's how: the ford f-150. it gets 23 highway miles per gallon. that's the best. so you can get the job done and get a break at the pump. yeah, can you hear me now? this is the future. this is the ford f-150. >>> espn aired a tape today that shows lori fine was awa

trafficked places where as lot 203 has washington street, which is one way, and davis strait, which is one way, and clay st., which is one way. there are numerous areas within 203 that a playground work very nicely. the other problem i have -- and i am going to be honest with you -- is we have to be concerned with the fact that if you allow instructor -- a structure on 200 to, you open the possibility of others coming back for additional structures. fact of the matter is that recreation and parks had it expressed in writing and on numerous occasions that it really wants to construct and entertainment facility on that circular area of the park. this is -- and the fact of the matter is at this moment, recreation and park is already have discussions with producers about using a lot to hundred two. -- a lot to hundred to -- 202. if you look at the two lots, the fact of the matter is you have to do very little to make it friendly for children. it is changing pastoral nature, inviting the possibility of other uses and other structures with other boards, and i think it would make it very clear statement if this b

well, bobby davis made the call from st.rge, utah and the call was received here in syracuse, new york. now, both of those states, utah and new york, are one party states. and what that means by law, it is legal to record a conversation with someone without the second party knowing. so in utah and in new york, the origin and the source of the call, both states are one party states, the call was then made legally. >> we're learning more about the third man now accusing bernie fine of molesting him. not everybody believes him, including his own father, who you will hear from. and remember this from just eight days ago. >> i've been friends for 50 years with coach fine. and that buys a lot of loyalty from me. >> bernie fine's long time boss syracuse head coach jim boeheim announcing unequivocal support. we'll talk about that and a lot more about john wartime. [ indistinct conversations ] nice, huh? yeah. you know what else is nice is all the savings you can get on cruze and traverse over there. oh! that's my beard. [ chuckles ]

bobby davis made the call from st.tah, and the call was received here in syracuse, new york. now, both of those states, utah and new york, are one-party states. what that means, by law, it is legal to record a conversation with someone without the second party knowing. so, in utah and in new york, the origin and the source of the call, both states are one-party states. the call was then made legally. >> that was mark schwartz, espn reporter talking earlier with our fredericka whitfield. nancy cantor says the university was never given the tape by bobby davis during their own investigation that took place back in 2005. >>> well, coming up, an amazing rescue at sea. a military helicopter crew braves gale force winds to rescue stranded sailors. one of the men at the controls was a royal. we'll tell you who. try. ready, go! ♪ yeah, rock on, mom! [ male announcer ] sometimes a hint is all the wrapping a gift needs. wait a minute...i... [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] the lexus december to remember sales event is here, but onl

st. jude.org or shop wherever you see our magnifying glass. >> reporter: new developments in the uc davis pepper spray incident. why a 10-year-old court case could have an effect on the investigation. >>> plus food banks feeling the pressure of the down economy. how many families expected to get help for thanksgiving this year. >>> a live look outside. oh, where is that boat going? somewhere for thanksgiving? we'll see. it's 4:30 on wednesday, november 23rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> very good morning everyone. the time is 4:30. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> a big travel day today. we have a lot of shower activity on the radar, but nothing heavy just yet. expecting our main event to take shape in the second half of the day today and into tonight. no flight delays across any major airport so far. we did have delays out of sfo yesterday due to low ceilings, fog. more of that in the forecast for this morning. we'll watch out for that. a pretty nice day before the rain showers arrive. forecast coming up 4:31.

st. louis, a team that the caps are playing tonight. they went through a coaching change as well. kenny just replaced davis payne a couple weeks ago and it seems to be working. they are 7-1 since that change. of course, the caps hoping that happens tonight. one bit of last news, congratulations going out to virginia coach, mike london. acc football coach of the year. they are getting things started. back to you guys in the studio. >> rocking red and lots of it. thanks dave. >> that is all for 9news now at 6:00. stay with wusa9. the cbs evening news is next. derek will see you at 7:00. have a great night. >> good night, everybody. >> pelley: tonight, herman cain reassesses his white house run after allegation of 13-year affair. dean reynolds is with the cane campaign and nancy cordes talks to a surging rival-- newt gingrich. >> >> reporter: do you think all of these stories one on top of the other disqualify herman cain? >> pelley: it's official. texas is suffering the worst drought in more than a hundred years. anna werner says resleeve a long way off. michael jackson's doctor is sentenced

st. louis. she received her law degree from the university of california-davis. elected to the order of the coif, which is the national legal honor society, and then following her graduation, she clerked for edmund burke, who was the chief justice of the alaska supreme court. this was the beginning of an exceptional legal career in the state of alaska for sharon gleason. after 17 years in private practice, sharon was selected to serve on the alaska superior court for the third judicial district in anchorage. she came to the bench in 2001. and in 2009 sharon was elevated to the role of presiding judge for the third judicial district. this is the judicial district that is the busiest of our four judicial districts in the state of alaska. i think it's important to take just a moment here, mr. president, to explain how the process works in the state of alaska for appointment as a judge. sharon was selected again to serve on the superior court. all applicants for state judicial positions are vetted by the alaska judicial council. this is a commission that is composed

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davis recent incident of pepper spray used on students. that can have a real effect on distant voice. a lack of unity within one campus on the policies solutions. occupy wall st. gives as a little bit -- there is a broad agreement on the fact that is a problem. less agreement on what the solutions to the problem might be buried -- might be. there is also a failure to develop strong student leadership. there are strong student leaders who are arriving at campuses all the time, that we need to make sure they're coming from all aspects of student life. low-income and minority students who often are the most affected by high tuition, low financial aid. we need to be developing leaders at those groups. -- out of those groups. another barrier that students do not have access to the people in positions of power within the university, including administrators. a couple of final barriers, as more and more nontraditional students enrolled at nontraditional universities, i do not really like those terms. it is becoming the new normal. we need to find a voice for them. the students who are involved in online programs to do not have any contact with the campus oftentimes