north of the city up towards fairmont and a little bit of heavier echoes near d.c. to the west, it does cut down. southwest of charleston, very late activity. south of us, a few heavier echoes but maybe a couple of thundershowers across southern sections where it's been a little bit warmer but it looks like for the time being, we'll see the rain this evening. but later on, it may kind of cut down a bit, maybe just some drizzle during the overnight tomorrow. maybe some morning rain and clearing late in the day. if you're traveling, you're going to avoid the rain. the later, you leave, the better off you're going to be. but you're going to run into rain anywhere north and northeast of the baltimore region. >>> let's check in on our roads right now. another wet day out on those roads. >> hi, everyone. it is definitely a mess so far out there. southbound 95 we have a tractor- trailer fire. it's blocking the right-hand lane and the delay is pretty solid back to perryville. it should be at least 20 minutes to get through. it also slows down southbound 95, making your way

i also want to echo what the process said -- please join, please help -- i also want to echo what natasha said. talk to 10 of your friends, send e-mails, send letters. thank you. [applause] >> 1985, when i was sentenced to death for a crime i did not commit, i thought right away that this would be rectified. i was convicted of two different crimes. it took 18 years. it took me seven execution dates. i watched 12 then be executed while i was there -- i watched 12 and then be executed while i was there. i'm not in a position to say whether either of them -- whether any of them were guilty or innocent. mr. d.a., i am asking you, truly consider leaving the death penalty along. let that be in god's hands, what that person goes through or deals with. there are too many flaws in our system that we cannot control and we cannot trust a man. i am asking you to consider that, to take the consideration of that. the question we did not answer was it one of these guys were in this and that was executed by a prosecutor that had evidence that was clearly convincing that that person was innocent, what wou

and competition to get into echo-15 is tough. >> i wouldn't say we're going to let him on the unit.o weigh him out once we go through everyone else. >> he's always followed my orders. he's never questioned me. >> i was a new guy. brand new on his unit and he never gave me an ounce of trouble. >> as the interviews continue a familiar face walks through the door. >> pick your head up, man. >> i'm trying, know. >> don't be nervous. you know us all. >> this impulsive teen was kicked out of program once before. >> why do you want to come back to the unit? >> i can't do anything positive because of my actions and just getting mad all of the time. i was never mad over here. i just didn't feel that i was really ready to be over here. >> then why did you get taken off the unit? >> i battered somebody. >> why did you batter him? >> i heard some stuff that he did about me so i just took my anger out at that time. >> you have to earn it. you can't be out in gp acting a fool and expect to come over to our program because it's not going to happen. if we bring you back over here, are you going to

the daly city chunck echoes out into a tunnel into the ocean. none of it goes into lake merced anymore. on the san francisco side, we have cut off the san francisco drainage. and we wonder why the lake levels go down. even my 17-year-old can figure that out. one of the things we are working with is a project represented in large part by the blue line. it would take water from the watershed and run it through a treatment wetland area, and then through a structure of some kind, to be designed. it would discharge amounts of that into lake merced. really extreme flows would go through the ocean, but it would be moving water through the lake, and that we you have a better chance of maintaining the like levels, as opposed to hoping for the best. we will be working with daly ity to look at alternatives of how to move water there. with technical report been done in their eir, we will look at how to execute the technical work. you all, as part of the approval process for their project, will establish what we think is the proper level for lake merced, and

sense of people having come over if not in mass by a great number to this other place with a kind of echo of that place being transposed into the world that became my world. so that of my mother's side of the family. my father's side was more mysterious. over time i heard stories of lost aunts and saint john >> new found land which is not where they are from and a deeper echo further back. i had my grandfather's passport from 1918, you could smell the must on it. all of the mysterious presences were there. my father's side was a mystery which we will get to eventually. and the third component is similar to what margaret was talking about. i irish american. i didn't know what a pure american was. none of my friends were pure americans. a lot of my friends were lebanese and from syria. i had yewish and irish american friends. all of our identities were mixed. my sense of being american was being in a mix of things. >> margaret could you also reflect in a prior conversation you talked about your father had a sense of where he came from and it was a little more difficult for your mom to artic

la ciudad los echÓ con mucha violencia. >>> se hizo noticia a nivel mundial.rajo mala publicidad, la situaciÓn se deterioro. >>> quÉ pasÓ esta maÑana? >>> la policÍa y la ciudad dijeron basta. esto pasÓ. >>> vamos a ver. >>> el operativo comenzÓ antes que saliera el sol, despuÉs de tres dÍas la ciudad decidiÓ que finalmente llegÓ el momento de actuar, cientos de oficiales asistieron a la policÍa en un desalojo que no hizo falta la fuerza. solo hubo 32 arrestos.

larry will works for echo which makes gas blowers. he says the company has drastically reduced the noise and environmental impact. >> as of 2005, the exhaust emission has been reduced by 85%. so their argument of helts issues, to me, is grasping on straws, if you will, because it's not true. >> reporter: it certainly was at one time. leaf blowers first appeared in japan in the 1960s to spread pesticide. they became popular in the united states in the 1970s, primarily in california which has been the epicenter for leaf blower wars since carmel was the first city to ban them back in 1975.c

[cheers and applause] >> an echo. that's a nice echo. hello, my name is marvin paddock, and i would congratulate the recipients this evening. here at city hall, i was watching the world series on monday. voted right down here. now receiving this awesome acknowledgement. i first must thank the french house association for native americans -- the friendship house for native americans. [applause] and for the laughter that you guys give me. i would like to thank the youth and their families. thank you a lot. as the youth workeres, this is the hot -- workers, this is the highest compliment to say that your a local hero -- you are a local hero. the center for youth services does matter. it is a healthy identity for urban youth. this award makes me want to work that much harder to maintain the integrity of the program in a time of financial uncertainty. think you very much. -- thank you very much. [applause] [applause] >> all right. getting ready to wrap up. you guys haven't heard a joke in awhile, have you? any comanches out there? it's a coma

i echo a lot of the points made for a livable cities. it has got a lot of improvements for pedestrians to make the confluence of some very dangerous streets a lot safer, crossing distances shorter, sidewalks wider. i also agree that it is too bad that in the process of working with the community and dealing with a lot of the concerns that the street has effectively been widened by taking a parking lane and changing it into a traffic lane. but walk san francisco does support this because of all the pedestrian safety improvements, the walk ability improvements, and also the increase in efficiency for muni, which will help a lot of people. i also just wanted to add that i wanted to thank you for all of the school zones, which just went in under the consent calendar. it has been a pleasure to institute this 15 mile an hour safety zones around 200 schools, and you're so glad that that is moving forward so quickly. so thank you. >> good afternoon. i speak on behalf of a group of residents and business owners. what i have on the projector is an

certain artists have a role to echo the people, and that is what i will do on my next album. tavis: have you ever felt uncomfortable in that role? >> no, because it is what i do naturally. however, i am not one of those artists who is cemented in one way. i am able to make be happy, joy- filled, light-hearted music, too. we need that in life, too. tavis: maybe now more than ever. >> absolutely. tavis: you are always traveling around the world. you mentioned certain parts of the world where you frequent. if you are respected and regarded everywhere, but in those parts of the world where you keep going, what is it about you or about your music, the lyrical content of it, you tell me, what is it the people in those regions of the world connect to? >> i think it is the feeling, the energy, the universal birth energy -- the universal earth energy i am able to express. for instance, i was in new zealand, and i had a song called "rebel in me." i met this young girl, she pointed at me, she said i saw you on tv. she started expressing what i saw you on tv doing. people of today ♪" she

he moved to bart because of the great acoustics and for years commuters enjoy his songs echoing up the walls. he was a much loved member of the community. jesse also wrote and performed original songs with his band, and they were working on a new country album at the time of his passing. seven tracks from the album have been available for download for a suggested donation of $5 to pay for his memorial. we have a track here -- actually a performance of him playing at cards we would like to put in a clip. this is him here,, jesse morgan. ♪ >> hello. it sure as ain't johnny cash. ♪ with nobody to hold my hand and the beer i had for breakfast wasn't bad i had one more for the road my clothes were clingin' dirty shirts i was my face and combed my hair and went on down i smoked my brains the night before and i lit my first and watched [indistinct lyrics] across the empty street and they took me back to something that i lost somewhere along the way on a sunday morning sidewalk i'm wishing, lord, that i was stone there's something about a sunday that makes the body feel alone oh, there's nothi

>> i would echo director heinicke's comments. think it is only fair to ask staff and directors to have this insurance, and i think protecting them for the job they do for us every day that we should appreciate them and for the insurance to cover them as well as the commission. director nolan: anything else? >> i would also echo director heinicke and director bridges' suggestions. but as we are giving to our staff to do extraordinary things, and it will take some time, and i want to encourage that kind of thinking because i do want to continue to be out in front of everything that we do, and it would be nice to have a little insurance to back us up on this kind of insurance processes and distaff the faith they need to be able to go forth. if it helps -- i think that it does help us move in the direction of more progressive action. playboy director nolan: -- director nolan: it has to be directors and officers all is one thing? >> yes, that part protect you. >> trying to exclude us? director heinicke: go back to the insurance market

but the heaviest echos or strongest echos in terms of rain fall are south on 95.ut 66 and also up 270 through gaither burg. again, nothing is heavy. temperatures are coming down just a little bit. 49 in rockville. some 40s north and west. 48 in gaithersburg. 48 in leesburg. but plenty of 50s left. 52 downtown. 52 in andrews and 52 in college park. all right. well keep the umbrella. still needed. nothing heavy overnight. but steadier and heavier rain be develop tomorrow afternoon and then morning rain on wednesday will give way to a fantastic thanksgiving. really will probably salvage the back half of wednesday as well. late tonight, midnight. showers, everything is light. notice it's all light green. nothing heavy tonight. we get into the early morning hours, it will be wet for the commute. that's the bad news. it's all green, so it's all fairly light. but, as we go through the morning, look at the yellows popping up. even oranges. that's heavier activity. right around the district and also points to the north and west up near frederick and hagerstown. right aroun

. >> esta mujer apoya la causa porque dice que el sistema económico de este país echo por la vorda suetire me retire para comprar mi casa cash, pero cuándo cayeroin las torres gemelas perdi más de la mitad y mi casa. >> rodeados de policías los ocupantes realizar una reunión frente al edificio del banco federal,. >> la policía a realizado un ultimatum para deshalojar la calle pacificamente. >> un centenar de personas desmantelo el campamento de occupy oakland, la orden de desaalojos e realiza después de la protesta de más de 700 personas,. >> por lo pronto no hay planes de cerrar optro campamento. >> " policías de davis son ssupendido después de rociar gas pimienta a los estudiantes pacificos, unas 11 personas recibieron tratamiento médico y la canciller de la universidad deslindara responsabilidades. >> un miembro de al qaeda fue arrestado en nueva york, josé pimentel originario de republica dominicana, el sospechosos estaba construyendo una bomba contra el ejército. >> un hombre murió luego de ser arroyado por un tren del bar, los trenes de ambo sentido se vieron para deejar. >> y l

i would also echo comments with respect to the response.hought the illustration by the civil grand jury said a lot, because the statement in response from the mta was not something that provided a lot of information other than some sort of conclusory remarks. i know that he is working very hard to work at some of these issues that there is an honest assessment. if we can take that without objection. >> i just want to confirm the your agreeing with the findings and recommendations, it is what you agree with. supervisor campos: we are agreeing with findings 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, and 12. we are agreeing with every recommendation except for recommendation no. 4. thank you. motion passes. thank you for coming out. thank you for your work. please call the next two items together. >> item number four, hearing on the 2010-2011 civil grand jury report entitled "whistling in the darkly " the san francisco whistleblower program. on the findings and recommendations contained. supervisor campos: if i may ask for, as people are exiting, to quietly exit so we c

commissioner vietor: i echo those concerns. that is where i was going a little bit with it. it does not seem all that clear on who is responsible for what. i think that may be part of the problem we have seen in the last number of years, with the dilapidation of the lake. i do not know what the clear delineation really is. it seems like what is being somewhat proposed is around the puc being a landowner, land manager, landlord, with rec and park being somewhat of a tenant, if you will, a subcontractor who deals with the recreational aspects of this. but it does not really seen that clearly reflected in the current mou, so i just wanted to echo those concerns. >> i had a couple of questions that are in the same vein. i think you may have answered it, but i did not get it. the $940,000 -- whose money is that? >> that is puc money. it was added back in the board of supervisors project, where there were budget cuts during the process and then individual board members asked us to do additional work. >> this is ratepayer money? >> yes. >> one thing i was not -- there were a couple

and there may be some heavier echoes from time to time. with 57.that that is really the normal high for the day. 100% humidity. because the dew point is 57 degrees. northwest winds at 7. barometer 29.73. and right now, it's rising. out to the west, 43 in oakland. in garrett county, tomorrow, there will probably be some snow shower activity because of colder air moving in. that's something you might want to keep in mind. 54 in cumberland. 55 in hagerstown. the warm spot, south of us, 66 in pax river. 70s in virginia. and probably thundershower activity down there later tonight. don't expect anything like that here. mid-50s up to the north. winds right now, a little bit of a shift out of the northwest, which may help to kind of blow around the fog a little bit and clear things up a little bit. there you go. 6, 7, miles an hour. not strong winds. but tomorrow, they will get quite strong out of the northwest. once low pressure developing across georgia. we've had a few thunderstorms. some pretty gusty winds. that low pressure is going to pass south of