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we are at the erie/ninth. you can see at ninth and gary. this a dui checkpoint will be in effect until 3:00 a.m. i spoke with a sergeant. he explains that some officers are going to be using those preliminary alcohol screening devices that are being banned by the san francisco police apartment because of the reason review and be contacting. >> you going to be using that? >> the san francisco police department will not be using that but we have the other partners that are with us tonight. we of the alcohol beverage commission we of the california highway patrol and the united states park police. all of them will have that device. >>reporter: how does it work? >> we set up these orange cones and neutral formula insures that we are not selectively pulling people out but it is random. we will poll in five people in five. we would to a quick assessment to see if they are impaired. if they are? we will conduct a field sobriety test. they can do a blood test or a breath test. >>reporter: there are no arrests since the have made tonight. you can se

that's a cold front from erie, pennsylvania to columbus, ohio in the morning. midday this thing is up to our north and west. it's going to come through with a couple of showers, maybe a thunderstorm or two tomorrow. but out ahead of it with the warmer winds, we're going to see temperatures tomorrow into the 70s as opposed to struggling to get into the upper 50s this afternoon. then we'll coming back down on thursday. 57 today after the cold start. tonight not as cold. tomorrow breezy, 75 with a shower or thunderstorm possible. then a breezy, cool thursday around 60. as we head toward the weekend friday looks okay at 64 but some showers are -- yeah, probably going to be around on saturday, mid-60s. sunday will be upper, upper 60s. a warm monday ahead of the next cold front. we'll be pushing 80 on monday. >>> it's just going to be the construction on the beltway. otherwise things aren't looking too bad. i'll start off first with the wb parkway and route 50. no problems through chefly into the northeast -- cheverly into the northeast area. let's first go to the no

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take your eye to the north there around erie, detroit, see the blues coming in from canada. yes, we are going to get colder air filtering in. that cold air is going to result in freeze watches and warnings. i will show you that in a little while. the winds will be the big story more in to the afternoon. they will pick up more, 5- 15 miles an hour, as we go in to the afternoon, north, gusts up to 25, 25 miles per hour. satellite and radar, getting the clouds out of here, that system, that brought the rain over the weekend is now gone. we will get plenty of sunshine throughout the day. that will continue even as we go in to monday and our next system will work, or tuesday rather , the next system working in to wednesday, another cold front approaches from the west. today, i'm folking a high around 60 degrees. the breezes is the big story. this is the freeze warning for these hayer blue colors, -- these higher blue colors. this will damage your crops, your sensitive crops. you need to bring it indoors. as we look at the blues, this is your watch we have in effect tonight, if yo

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some of the moisture being tapped from lake erie. take a look at president trend.he storm continues to move offshore. we're clear and dry by daybreak. tuesday looks good. one more pinwheel of energy. maybe a flurry or two. i don't think it will be anything like the numerous snow showers we saw today. in our wednesday time -- into our wednesday time frame, not a thing, above 60 wednesday, pushing 70 on thursday. only on march can you start the week with snow and go to 70 just like. that 25 tonight. it will be cold, flurries ending. your tuesday forecast 47 with ample sunshine. tomorrow night down to 40, mostly clear, breezy and cold. check out the seven-day forecast. the rapid warmup wednesday into thursday after a cold day tomorrow and the chance for rain provide day, cooler toward saturday. >>> students at garrison forest school in owings mills are taking advantage of global learning. they're learning about students in cambodia. sherrie johnson has more. >> reporter: here at garrison, students are aping shulsly awaiting to connect with others around the world. tea

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we will ask you to consider the eri certification and then the plan in may. that would then go to the board and the tower would come to you for approval in the fall. >> good afternoon, commissioners. >> let me turn on your microphone. just a moment. >> ann and mary rogers from the plan reporting staff. first, i would like to tell you about a report that we gave on but the interagency plan implementation committee -- their annual report -- as well as an annual report on development impact fees. staff has reported to this body on the same subject in january this year. it is an update on our progress toward implementing the plant and the proposed capital for those project areas. as far as the annual the ultimate impact feed report and deactivated -- updated development impact fees for this year, a member of the public stated that the impact fees cover only 30% of the projected impact. therefore, he urged this board and commission to continue searching for funding for the infrastructure. the other item is what you have talked about a little bit. it is the ordinan

sanchez has the ability to issue a zoning administrator is determination erie we have a memo discussinghaving met with the zoning administrator, but he did not issue a determination. there was no appeal will document. we are here because there is no place else for us to be. >> i just wanted one question, and thank you. you kind of continued beyond the question i had asked. there is not a landmark building. this is not a landmark building. this is not a historic district. nothing about it would trigger a hpc review even today. i was there was somebody here from planning, but i think there's no question the planning department are comfortable with the original approval and the renewal permits is what it was. obviously, the hiccup happened, and it was addressed, and we are here today because of that. basically, i did not think there are any more comments today. i would like to make at this stage vote on this. commissioner walker: i would like to know how we go about saying that we do not have jurisdiction. i guess we would just -- because we are not the body to address the building code is

we would have to see oliver perry with the smoke from the battle of lake erie still in the air jotting a note to secretary of war in pencil on a used envelope that he pulls from his pocket. we have met the enemy he writes, and they are ours. memorable words. most dramatic of all for my money would be dolley madison on the afternoon of august 24, 1814. we glimpse the battle of plates buried with the militia just a few miles from the capital. with rockets flying through the air, a spirit of british charged led by grenadier on horseback wielding his saber. then we had to jump cut to the president's house where dolley is awaiting chains return from the front. which is the own time in american history when the president has actually been in the front during a war. holding mr. madison did not return, instead retreating soldiers streamed through the town council is supposed will have a p.o.v. here of dolley looking down from a high window of the nation's largest house spyglass to were i. for days she has been attacking james' papers, along with her red curtains, waiting and wondering until a

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he goes on a mission westward from virginia to the ohio country and all the way north to the lake erie to notify french officials there who have established forts, who have hundreds of men now in the ohio country that this territory by right belongs to britain and not to the king of france. and, of course, washington was an emissary here. he was not coming so much as a soldier. he was accompanied just by a few native guides. and the french commanders treated him quite civilly. but they made it quite clear that this land all the way to the ohio belongs to france. and it is not british. so the conflict would begin the next year when washington would, this time, march out to the ohio country, toured ft. duquesne with the force of 300 to 400 men, and the fighting would begin that spring and summer of 1754. that marked the beginning of the french and indian war and a war that spread far beyond this limited area. so i don't think really washington or the french who were immediately involved or the native peoples of that particular region, the delawares and the shawnees and the miamis, and ot

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jeff bush explains with the city has in mind for the erie and wide business leaders are applauding the been swirling about the warriors and the raiders desire to move out of oakland. on tuesday, the council approved $3.5 million to go towards the redevelopment of the coliseum area. members of the raider nation and fans of the a's were at city hall to show their support. the plan is still in the works but the idea is for a new baseball stadium, shops, hotels and other commercial developments to go in. >> one person says the redevelopment of the area will give all three teams what they want and keep them playing in a centralized location that is easy to get to. >> we have bart, amtrak, the 880 corridor. oakland is the population center of the east bay. we want to keep the teams here. >>j.r.: once the ball is rolling, city officials will get in touch with each of the teams and make their pitch to stay in town. >>grant: they can store fronts are being renovated in some cases filled. i ended names are moving in. here are a couple of examples of the luxury retailers expected to open this yea

we can see we are pretty much below average into baltimore around 29 degrees right now. 21 in erie andan see the blues filtering down into the spots that had the severe weather on friday. so that's very unfortunate for them. getting snow in west vip and indiana and kentucky. it will slide off towards the east so with that if it goes further to the north we have a chance for snow going into the afternoon. not a lot but wheel see the white stuff -- but we will see the white stuff falling from the sky. march can be a wild month. now we look at the weather pattern. this is is the sis them a will slide off to the east. we have a upper level disturbance work its way through. until it does i am keeping the chance for snow showers this mork morning and a slight -- morning and a slight chance for rain showers. we will see plenty of sunshine in the forecast. we look at future trend and you can see the snow that tries to get in here and it stays mainly to the south of us even maybe along the eastern shore but the southern part of the state this model picks up on and lots of sunshine as we head in

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it just brings back so many painful memories, eri abe said. this man decided to return back to the place where his home once stood. after so much how you can move on he said? the water obliterated entire towns along this coast, sweeping away just about everything in its path and leaving fields of twisted wreckage. one year on and most of the debris has been cleared and piled into these vast miles of trash which line the coast here. but there's still no real plan for getting rid of it, which could take years hampering the recovery. >> seeps like clean-up, but nothing has changed. it's the same. >> reporter: more than 300,000 people still live in temporary housing. the government has yet to come up with a blueprint for rebuilding. the tsunami destroyed 90% of the region's fishing fleet, the main stay of the local economy. but there are signs of recovery. the fishermen of higado marked the anniversary weekend with a celebration, taking delivery of a fleet of ten new boats from the u.s. >> a lot of the boats that were lost were like these smaller

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south bay, we have similar conditions, most was falling in the south they seemed to be pretty lake eriefellow auto and redwood city is giving some of rain but it is enough to if you run your knowledge of what lift pretty consistently. very similar to what we saw yesterday morning. the san francisco, widespread rain all the way down to sfo, our final stop in the north gate it is a rain there. phil csi hall law will the wet weather last? erica is standing by with future cast 4. >>erica: we are continuing to see widespread light rain fell over the next couple of hours. the main front that we have been tracking for is beginning to push its way southeast. right now we're dealing with the tail end of it. for the most part we will see widespread light rain. san jose could remain into the clear if the 6:00 hour. as we advance the clock closer to 11 in the north bay will see dry conditions, of all for having skies. downtown san francisco, oakland and some of the inland areas are in the clear. the rain continues to push its way south. ho tells >>george: we are tracking a hot spot on the bayshore

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it's quite the eris no global s building up. instead, we have limited spare capacity. we've had eight straight quarters of draws. we finally have a balanced market at this price. i think it's encorrect to think in terms of speculative premium. >> let's go to senator murkowski. i just think it's striking, gentlemen, when all four of you say that organizations from goldman sachs to the ceo of mobile are off base. we've got to do some more digging on this, because i will tell you, i don't just operate under the assumption that somebody with a xerox machine can turn out a study and that ought to be what we make public policy on. but when you have this cross section of groups and individuals representing such a wide array of philosophies saying that significant speculation, you know, premium, that's something that has to be addressed by policymakers. i gather that senator murkowski was here but she's had a turn so -- en let's recognize senator udall. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and senator murkowski, as always, is very gracious. gentlemen, this has been informative, enjoyab

it's a market without a lot of ery tight spare you have that capacity so along with inventories one of the real things that we need to focus on. >> let me ask in another way then and perhaps dr. horsnell or dr. gruenspecht you can weigh in. if the saudi dues what some have asked here to put an additional 2.5 million barrels a day out on the market, doesn't that then remove some of the world's spare capacity, and could that not act to create a higher risk premium and impact the price of oil because you're now in a position where yeah, they have done what we asked. theoretically trying to help out here but by doing so you eliminate or certainly reduce that spare capacity so you don't have that safety net and could that not have consequence in terms of a price increase. dr. horsnell. >> i think that's a very good point. i think we're very close to that of bringing on more supply could very much be overwhelmedpply >> if saudi arabia did increase dramatically from this point. there's more supply, that should be a depressing effect on prices but then spare capacity, this they brought on 2.5,

the chief editorial writer and a columnist at the independent and here in the studio with me is ben eris he is editor in chief of business new europe or across the uk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want but i'm going to go to you first here in the studio was this election a game changer how old was this election different from previous elections it was different in the sense that you know it was a lot more democratic and so much that putin had to play gallery in the way that he hasn't done before i think the picture is a good thing yes yes i think the big change is you know up until this election putin has been above politics and he hasn't been a politician is just the president as i would if you want to call him however the demonstrations you know he was dictating i think debate by saying this is important and then everybody talked about it he chose the difference for this election is that he did the demonstrations of pull them down into the process and then he's lost control of the debate and so he's become. responsible accountable in the way that he never has bef

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in fact we'll have partly cloudy skies and cool and blust ery as we head into monday.inter weather advisory in mace for the sierra until 11:00 tomorrow mother. snow levels there around 2000-2500'. forecast highs for tomorrow, everybody in the low to mid- 50s. it will be cold out there, san josi 56. half moon bay, 54 and a look ahead your five-day forecast, a few rain clouds, but upcoming week will be much different than this past week. monday, just increasing clouds. we could have a few spotty showers primarily in the north bay on tuesday. another chance of showers on wednesday and a few extra clouds on thursday. you will feel that chill for the second half of the weekend. >> thank you, mark. >>> well coming up next, ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower

they go into michigan in northwestern ohio up toward toledo and getting on the western end of lake erie. for us these are just high clouds that will be passing over us at times the next few hours with temperatures already in the 50s. 55 at the pax river naval air station. fredricksburg 56. winchester at 50 with 52 easton. here in washington this morning we've got partly sunny or partly cloudy skies, not sunny yet. 53 degrees. dew point 47. so that relative humidity at 80%. good visibility on our michael & son weather camera. the cold stuff out west. the jet stream is taking a dip in the southwestern u.s. and will rise over us. that's allowed all the milder air to move over toward the northeastern u.s. between the cold and the warmth is a front. that front responsible for these showers that you're seeing from texas and oklahoma extending all the way up now into the great lakes. that front is coming tonight. what it's going to do for us is bring us the showers as well. really it's going to happen during the nighttime hours. it will drop temperatures tomorrow about 15 degrees from where th