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demonstrators will meet at freedom plaza this afternoon and head on over to the white house. >>> if you notice capitol hill was a little darker than normal last night, there was a reason. police say the lights that illuminate the dome of the u.s. capitol were turned off for scheduled maintenance. usually you can see the famous dome from miles away on any given night. lights back on around 10:00. got a lot of calls on that one. >> yeah, they need to change light publics every now and then. >> even in the capitol. >>> 9:06. a land dispute that could limit game day parking near fedex field. >> the move that could shake up the athletic program at the university of maryland. >>> and a d.c.'s beauty queen's surprising revelation. news she shared with fans about herself on twitter. >>> and join us online on facebook and twitter. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, protecting people's lives... [ soldier ] move out! [ male annou

demonstrators will meet at freedom plaza before circling the white house.esident obama blocked the pipeline because of environmental concerns. many republicans say that the pipeline will create thousands of jobs. >>> many people noticed an unusually dark capitol building. the lights that illuminate the dome were turned off for scheduled maintenance. usually you can see the famous dome from miles away on any night. lights turned back on around 10:00. >>> a new and controversial homeless shelter in arlington county, one step closer to being built. the board unanimously approved a $27 million plan to build a 27-million building. it includes office space and a year round homeless shelter. many who live around the building say it's a threat to their safety. the county will hold public meetings to hear concerns. >>> second day for 495 express lanes in northern virginia. 14-mile stretch from north of the dull he is toll road to springfield interchange. you need an ez pass to drive them and an average toll during rush hour is expected to be betwe$3 and $6. car pool

adam tuss is at freedom plaza with a look at what they're getting started on today. adam? >> reporter: well, wendy, with the election over, inauguration transportation planning now take center stage. the question is this. how will everyone gets around? here on the west lawn of the capitol, the inauguration stage already taking shape. huge crowds here four years ago. metro's busiest ridership day ever with president obama's first inauguration, 1.5 million trips on trains and buses. it was packed. inauguration this time falls on monday, january 21st. which also happens to be the martin luther king jr. holiday. metro says the ridership numbers could be cut in half compared to four years ago. other transportation crews expecting a smaller turnout as well. >> we don't know. we put a range between 500,000 and 800,000. we'll get more updated numbers from the park service, from secret service as we get closer to the date on what to expect. >> reporter: metro is already ordering up about 100,000 commemorative smart trip cards, they'll cost $15 each. tour buses will need to park som

demonstrators will assemble at freedom plaza before circling the white house. >>> redskins back afterphiladelphia. both teams on losing streaks. the redskins lost the last three, and the eagles lost five straight. kickoff at 1:00 this afternoon at fedex field. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has a check of the sunday forecast next. stay with us. >>> great weather this weekend. let's go to chuck bell with details on the forecast. >> good morning, richard. the pressure really on now, we've had such a nice day yesterday. today, actually looks like a beautiful day outside as well. but a big travel week with thanksgiving coming up on thursday, and we need the weather to stay quiet for now. nothing to worry about, that's for sure. temperatures in the low 30s to 40s. and your forecast for today, sun now, but more and more clouds as the day goes along, and a bit on the cool side as well. temperatures, upper 40s and low 50s. tomorrow, more clouds than sunshine, temperatures once again, climbing to the low to mid 50s. sundown before 5:00 for the next couple of weeks around here. plent

plaza. can you taste the freedom? this is a very special cycle.the guest spot i call him biggy small, former pennsylvania governor ed rendell. governor, hope the eagles aren't getting you down. >>. >> it's little depressing. guys, listening to you guys it's clear this election has lasted at least a week too long. [ laughter ] >> fair point. >> all right. >> okay. all right. we'll take that with the love aassume that it's meant with. >> it is. you guys have been heroic but you shot your bulb. it's done. >> all right. thank you, sir. look peninsula is a diverse state, it's urban and rural, black and white. it seems like a little american in a lot of ways. when i look at this election we see obama is about to get crushed among white voters but about to dominant with black and brown voters which may carry him over the goal line. are we at a place in america where white america can get together pick a candidate and still not get what they want? >> i think we've reached that place. to say that it's white america all for romney and against obama is wrong

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freedoms. i also have concerns similar to supervisor campos' that this may be an issue that's about one neighborhood, and mostly about one plaza and i really don't think we need citywide legislation, especially overbroad legislation to deal with an isolated what i would call an isolated community incident. and i think this legislation also, as supervisor olague said, is not good use of our time and i will be voting no on it as well. >> president chiu: is there further discussion? supervisor wiener. >> supervisor wiener: thank you. thank you arbitration colleagues, for your comments. i just want to make a few points. first of all -- and some of the points i've heard today are some that some of the opposite have raised as well. to suggest this is not important enough or worthy of our time i did a little research and we could go back and i could probably find some resolutions and ordinances from pretty much every member of this body, that would -- that may fall into that category, that are not the most but that actually matter in a lot of people's lives. and so if the new rule is that this board can only take up matters that are

freedom. they are preventing the city is passing the ban. many of constituents are sick of the nay kid guys that have taken over the plaza in the castro district. >> tolltakers have will have at least a month on the job. tolls which in addition to fast track will replace the workers. more testing needs to be done. using electronic toll taking could taif saver money. >> biodiesel fuel is available for the first time if in the nation. here is business and technology reporter affidavit louie with the story. >> it looks ordinary from the korean station. its blended bio diesel. the oil is made by feeding sugar to algae. it's 20% less carbon dioxide. the company is offering this cleaner burning fuel with at four locations with more in the works. >> we are showing what the future looks like. we are hoping more others will follow suited. >> reporter: at 4.23 a gallon it costs the same as regular diesel but they expect it to fall in the same range as gasoline. bob ames is the vice president. >> we do have one facility in the united states today that is producing demonstration scale quantities of our oil. we are building commercial plants. the first is

plaza. a dozen or more men minus their clothing for the same reasons he does it. >> it's freedom.acceptance, freedom. just to be free. >> reporter: this is a neighborhood whose mantra of live and let live dozen invite free expression. >> i'm like, whatever. bodies are bodies. >> reporter: but other residents and merchants have had enough claiming the parade of the unclothed is bad for business. >> i'm getting letters from customers because they can't bring their children down here. >> reporter: pressed for the new law because a public park is no place for private parts. >> if you care more about exhibitionism, this is one of the few public spaces for the neighborhood. >> reporter: most of the people we spoke to who support the ban say they have nothing against nudity per se, however, there seems to be a but attached, okay, pun intended. the supervisor says he held on until he was convince d all tha nudity invades the privacy of the public unwillingly exposed to such conduct. >> i didn't want to go there but it got to the point where i felt i had no choice. >> public nudity has bee

plaza which is a park. in addition this legislation has no application at all to beaches, or of course to private property. the castro and san francisco in general is a place of freedom expression and acceptance. but freedom expression and acceptance doesn't mean anything goes under any circumstance, itw doesn't mean that we have no standards whatsoever of behavior. freedom, expression and acceptance don't mean that people can do whatever pops into their heads, no matter what the impacts on others or on the neighborhood. as a result, i introduce legislation to extend a narrower version of our existing nudity plazas, parklets and public transportation. to acknowledge that our public spaces are for everyone, and that, as a result, it's appropriate to have some minimal standards of behavior so that everyone can enjoy these spaces. this legislation and the issue generally has generated significant and intense debate community, and in the city as a whole. i don't pretend that there's unanimity around this legislation. there are strong views, legitimate strong views on both sides. but i do believe that the legislation has strong support in the community. and i'm not just t

plaza. >>> they are honoring veterans by offering complimentary sandwiches as part of the freedom isn't freemorning. and the restaurant out ritchie highway and brought in charm city cakes. >> ravens are going to be visiting local veterans at baltimore va medical center. it's part of the nfl salute to service military appreciation initiative. >>> time for a check on your weather with meteorologist lynette charles. >> all right. let's talk about what's going on not a whole lot. we are nice and dry also getting sunshine with patchy fog back off towards the west. that batch of rain will move in here as we go later into the evening and overin havre de grace tide water marina patchy fog across the area but you can see what we are in store for as you step out the door this morning. sunshine 50 degrees right now and the wind sustained at 5 to 10 miles an hour and they will pick up more as you go throughout the day and temperatures coming in at 64 degrees. let's check the traffic with lauren cook good morning. >> good morning. well, the big veterans day parade will soon be underway in mount vernon an

plaza at h street this afternoon. the government on any level doesn't have the right to encroach on the freedom to smoke. >> pepsi is rolling out a fat blocking soda. pepsi special is set to go on sale today in japan. contains dextrin, a fiber that helps reduce fat levels. no word on when it will come to the u.s. >> it is back to work for congress today. the so calls fiscal cliff and how to avoid it. >> brice harper lives up to all the hype. coming up, proof big season in the big league was a success. sports breakfast is next. >> and as we take you to the break, a little wet out there. take your time. the latest weather and traffic from tucker and julie. 45 degrees. we'll be right back .  >>> the redskins are back from the bye week and ready to tackle the remainder of the season. first practice in nearly a month for garson. still not 100% but using to test out his injured foot. >>> a big honor for brice harper. named the rookie of the year. >> yeah! winner. >> at just 20 years old, he's the second youngest player to win the award. 22 home runs and 59 rbi's on the season. davy johnson is a fina

plaza a lot of naked men displaying themselves spread eagle. many business owners complain some of the people attracted to the freedom were using nudity as an excuseat had a great joke. he goes the big worry about nudity in public is pedophilia and he goes well, certainly be easier to catch him. know what i mean. the guy parked in the truck maybe it is harder to spot but the guy standing there with the erection, you know, he looks a little suspect. might want to call the cops. that guy is giving me -- i'm getting mixed signals from that one. >> stephanie: any man who's ever sat naked in wicker knows it is not a good idea. >> how do you know? >> stephanie: because that guy -- >> never cook bacon while you're naked. >> stephanie: because we've done several news stories about guys who have gotten stuck in ver spaces of -- various spaces of furniture. >> wicker? >> stephanie: yeah. they swell. caught in certain things. >> they don't win darwin awards but darwin injuries. there is a certain point where it wouldn't have taken you out completely but might have taken you out of commission. >> stephanie: embarrassing to say i need you to get this wicker ch

plaza. a dozen or more men on many days, minus their clothing, for the same reasons he does it. why would anybody want to walk around buck naked in public? >> freedom is a neighborhood whose mantra of live and let live does invite free expression. >> i'm like, whatever. bodies are bodies. >> reporter: but other residents and merchants of the district have had enough claiming the parade of the unclothed is bad for business. >> i'm getting letters from customers who regret that they can no longer shop here because they can't bring their children down here. >> reporter: local community groups pressed for the new law because, as rob cox puts it, a public park is no place for private parts. >> reporter: and it became more about exhibitionism than nudity and it became a nudist colony here and one of the few public spaces for the neighborhood. most of the people who we spoke to who support the ban have nothing against nudity per se, even public nudity but there seems to be a but attached, pun intended, from just about all of this. this supervisor wrote the ordinance and held off for two years until he was convinced that all that nudity invades the privacy