we know they are making those resources now. >> i am george williams. i know i am the oldest one in the room. i hope you listen to me. i volunteer at rosa parks school. on wednesday, we get food from the food bank. we put it in 160 bags. the kids take it home, because they need the food. that is for all week. certainly, they do not have extra money for buses. we want to keep our people educated. one way is to get them at school, have them eat and function. i think this is great. i am proud of what the positions here, that you are bringing this up and worked on it. i want to thank each one of you for your time. supervisor avalos: thank you. >> my name is steve williams. i believe this has been an enlightening conversation today. we have heard from people who have direct experience about why bringing back passes for young people is critically important. there have been a couple issues raised that are important to underscore. this proposal is for 3 past losses -- three fast passes for all young people. we do not want a means test, because it could create a

we know they are making those resources now. >> i am george williams. i know i am the oldest one in the room. i hope you listen to me. i volunteer at rosa parks school. on wednesday, we get food from the food bank. we put it in 160 bags. the kids take it home, because they need the food. that is for all week. certainly, they do not have extra money for buses. we want to keep our people educated. one way is to get them at school, have them eat and function. i think this is great. i am proud of what the positions here, that you are bringing this up and worked on it. i want to thank each one of you for your time. supervisor avalos: thank you. >> y

i am george williams. as a former member of the planning department staff i was involved in the development of the art work and the open space and i along with ava lieberman did an evaluation of the downtown privately owned accessible spaces and commonly referred to and i am concerned as drafted the proposed legislation will lessen the impact of the existing program in the downtown. and the art commission suffers from severe funding and the administration of the public art works and other programs. and with existing program with no cost to the city and the private art works and art works that are enjoyed and will be enjoyed for years to come. however w the adoption of the changes recommended in the staff report, all of which i support, plus several additional changes, and the core of the existing program can be retained while broadening the type of art work to satisfy the 1% for art work requirement and to generate the funding needed. and locate on the ground floor be retained, but believe it should be exp

>> good evening, my name is george williams, i am a parent of two children, to fifth graders. and i am a graduate myself of san francisco unified school district. >> i have two children in the san francisco unified school district. one is that sheridan elementary and the other one is at a hoover junior high. excuse me, herbert hoover middle school. i went there when it was a junior high school. >> we will talk about deepening our understanding of student achievement. and ongoing concerns about the quality of middle schools as well as the process that we are taking right now for the goals for this year. and on behalf, i like to thank the deputy superintendent and the assistant superintendent for taking the time to meet with us. we organized a special meeting in which we had members from the district and liaisons' present. and community leadership from the revisory for special education and graduates that were there to gain a better understanding of how the district interprets student achievement and to answer our questions are around the house student achievement is look at and

george williams. >> president olague and members of the planning commission, i am representing the housing action coalition, which was very involved in developing the initial legislation that was passed almost one year ago. this current legislation is a follow up. we have been working closely with your staff. we are very pleased with the amendments that are in this draft. there are a few minor typos that we would like to work on. there are a couple of other measures we thought would be desirable to provide greater incentive for developers to provide student housing. we were unable to persuade the staff. we will continue to work with staff between now and when there will be a public hearing. i urge you to adopt the resolution of intent to initiate in for a public hearing. thank you very much greenhead -- thank you for much. president olague: is there any additional public comment? >> i was here at the hearing before the legislation were you approved relieving new student housing of the requirement. i stood up and testified in favor of that. as you have heard me say many times, what we reall

george williams. >> my name is goodna kellen and i'm a san francisco public school rider and i grew up using public transit here and in seattle and my main form of transportation and it still is. i've never owned a car and don't ever plan to. i credit my childhood experience with turning me into a car-free adult. if we want a transit first city, we have to make it easy for kids to choose transit first for their whole lives. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker. [speaking spanish]

george williams. >> my name is goodna kellen and i'm a san francisco public school rider and i grew up using public transit here and in seattle and my main form of transportation and it still is. i've never owned a car and don't ever plan to. i credit my childhood experience with turning me into a car-free adult. if we want a transit first city, we have to make it easy for kids to choose transit first for their whole lives. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker. [speaking spanish] >> my name is municipala and i'm a member -- manuela and i'm a member of power and i do outreach on the buses and talk to people who ride the buses. and i hear from parents that buy fast passes for their youth and other parents that actually don't buy fast passes for their youth and there have been cases where i heard that youth sometimes have a fast pass but they actually lose it and a parent will say i'm trying to make my child responsible. and i won't buy them another one. [speaking spanish] i think that the youth should be able to ride muni without having to pay because when you

george washington did not know about the internet. we have to apply the first amendment to it. >> other cases they have is from immigration to affirmative action and police surveillance. pete williams joins me now. did you know george washington did not know there was an internet? i thought that was a great interview and great perspective. you have these important cases that the court could make decisions on. >> no better example on what will be the dominant case if they decide to take it up. the founders had explicit ideas of what powers they should have to regulate commerce. the supreme court will have to decide what that means. two appeals courts ruled different ways on this. the question is whether requiring virtually all americans to buy health insurance is unconstitutional. does that go beyond congress's

that tiara mo'nique- -williams mayonique be in the area of prince george's county. information is asked to contact police. >>> 30 homes and a school are without water because of a water main break. was discovered on south avenue near 20th street and northeast. part of south dakota avenue has so that the sea water workers can get out and fix the problem. the charter school is also close. work is expected to continue until 2:30 p.m. this afternoon. >>> a power outage is closing business in downtown alexandria. to make repairs, power crews to parts ofctricity street, as well as 63. the alexandria courthouse is

in the summertime i am digging at fort william henry ducks in lake george new york and fort william henry is the slate of the last so for anyone that has read james kimber cooper's famous novel seeing the famous movie with louis that is the fort we are currently being through the community college and through the state university. .. they're digging up a storm right now. >> thank you so much for your time. >> it's good to be here. >> and non book tv, ellen schultz argues many large companies and plundered employee pension plans. see also talked about the crisis this is created. this is just under an hour. >> some years back i went out to iowa to meet with a group of retired meatpackers. i don't know what your image of retired meatpackers is, but i suspect most people think there are a pretty tough lot. well, i went out to this family diner on the edge of town near bowling alley. the guys in their lives would get together every month so over the special. they would say a prayer. there would read off a list of the people who died that month if any, and they would get tips its setting, mostl

in blue we are not talking about washington, not talking about montgomery, fairfax, prince georges, prince william but north and west, northern baltimore, washington county, frederick county places like hagerstown, cumberland, freeze watch temperatures drop off the low 0s some of you could -- 30s some of you could get freezing it could do damage to vegetation and crops and the like. cloudy skies, showers likely off and on during the course of the day, 65 for your high, tonight coming breezy, as temperatures drop early showers give way to partial clearing overnight, 42 degrees, and winds blowing 15 to 20 miles an hour, during the overnight hours, 5 day forecast check it out, tomorrow, our high will be below where we are now, 53 for a high tomorrow, daytime high, on saturday, 48 degrees for your high, showers not a pretty day frankly, sunday, sunny, 55, monday for halloween things look okay, we will have clouds around but believe it will be dry that is the latest on the weather now to julie wright and get an update. on traffic julie. >>> you are thinking about bobbing for apples that is what you get

this is a farm established in 1810 by the nephew of george mason, william temple mason.fortunate in that the farm was actually given to the regional park authority in the 1980s by mrs. simogton. since then we've been making this a wonderful place for the public to come and learn about farming and have a great time with an actual working farm with real animals and to be able to see what it was like. >> reporter: throughout the year people can still come and visit, right? >> absolutely. >> reporter: then september 23rd is the kickoff to the fall fest? >> right. and our maze, the fall festival, goes through november 8th. it's open friday, saturdays and sundays. it's open this week on columbus day as well. >> reporter: that is great. for those of you who have the day off, come on down. also, there are a lot of fall festivals in this area. what makes yours so unique? >> this is a fabulous place, and it's unique in that we have the corn maze. we have a corn maze of over 20 acres here. we have heritage breed animals. we have hay rides. pumpkin canons. we have the largest bounci

fairfax toward lowdon county prince william toward stafford, king george over toward culpepper. visibility in spots. culpepper, orange, warrenton, even college park reporting a little bit of fog. we still have a good almost three hour of darkness still to go. we are likely to see that expanding. in the low 40s with the fog developing at culpepper and orange. leesburg here in town, sitting at 51. in the mid-50s, by the way. 6 packs river. good tuesday morning monika. >> good tuesday morning howard. >> reporter: i know it was a very tough commute for virginia drivers yesterday, but we are off to a good start today, with the exception of construction not causing any delays, right here between dale city and route 123. the two right lanes blocked there. we are looking good here between the beltway landmark and the 14th street bridge. down to our minneapolis, there are no issues. crossings are looking good all in the corridors. we'll take a last live look. they cleared up construction early on the outer loop on connecticut avenue, all construction's been cleared. you are good to go we

fairfax prince william, down toward king george and stafford as well.hat is where we are seeing the worst of the visibility as well. fog in southern parts here over to orange and fredericksburg. even college park and fort mead, where temperatures are down in the mid-40s in baltimore, low 40s and even 39 in parts of the shenandoah valley. monika. >>> there was an accident reported on the southbound side of i-270. if you are planning to head southbound, watch out for the accident. i know they have headed to the scene. coming out of frederick in urbana. beyond that you are going to be okay. let's take a live look at the american legion bridge. no issues here. back over to the map i have been telling you about an accident westbound 66 right at the ramp for the dulles access road that was just cleared here okay through falls church, east and westbound on i 66. a last live look at the 14th street bridge. no problems here on 395 coming up from the beltway past duke street and into downtown. in my next report we'll update you on 270 at 5:38. >>> libya's new gov

there's a dense fog advisory in fairfax, prince william stamford culpeper, prince george, a spotsylvania, and orange until 9:00 a.m. with disabilities west of the potomac in parts of virginia, down 2 1/4 mile or less. current temperatures, 50 at reagan national, 43 in gaithersburg, 49 in martinsburg, 46 in cumberland. 66 this afternoon, mostly sunny through the afternoon. partly cloudy tomorrow. best chance of rain is thursday with nighttime rain possible wednesday. now to lisa baden. >>> 70 eastbound before meyersville there's an accident. that was allowing traffic to get by, and give yourself expect -- give yourself a couple extra minutes. we begin in maryland in this camera. i love this picture, the beltway near route 5 near andrews air force base, moving nicely. and across the potomac river, we have no worries on the 14th street bridge. stick around. we will have the latest from newschopper 7 in a little while. now to news. >>> during selection continues today in the case of a store employee accused of illegally intrudin -- accused of beating a co-worker to death. >> jummy olabanji i

george's county. just about all of fairfax and down interstate 95 into southern prince william, stafford, and spotsylvania. to the north, we're getting moderate to pockets of heavy rain in southeastern montgomery county as well as from central howard county. this is advancing off to the north as well. there's not any rain at all from the blue ridge west into the mountains, but it is all wet from the blue ridge east to the chesapeake bay. and temperatures are in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees, now 61 at reagan national. we will have these cool temperatures with us here throughout the morning. sunrise at 7:21. there's the rainy sky over washington now. we'll have it wet throughout the day. in fact, we could even get some strong thunderstorms later this afternoon. some storms could produce damaging winds and small isolated tornadoes. highs reaching near 70. evening planner in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> checking the cameras, seeing a lot of rain on the road. driving in, very slick roadways. give yourself extra time. outer loop of the beltway at little river tur

there's very thick fog east of the blue ridge in northern virginia loudoun prince william, rappahannock, stafford king georgeia, all dealing with a dense fog to rise until 9:00 a.m. this morning. orange and madison county is included as well. visibility is down 2 1/4 mile or less. --66 this afternoon for the high temperature, not bad, where we should be. sunrise at 7:27 a.m. total sunshine out there. mostly sunny skies once we get rid of the morning fog. clear skies tonight, and 40's for most of us, mid 40's in the outlying areas. partly cloudy tomorrow with an increase in mid-level and high level clouds the road today. by tomorrow night and a special into thursday's when we have a chance of showers. the best chances to route the day on thursday and again on saturday temperatures plummet to the mid 50's on friday through the weekend. >>> the commute is ok. thanks to everyone for sharing the pictures. it is really nice to stop and smell the roses. i'll look forward to seeing your kids in a halloween costumes. those are coming up. pamela and scott will tell you more about that in a little while. there's good n

that tiara mo'nique- -williams mayonique be in the area of prince george's county. information is asked to contact police. >>> 30 homes and a school are without water because of a water main break. was discovered on south avenue near 20th street and northeast. part of south dakota avenue has so that the sea water workers can get out and fix the problem. the charter school is also close. work is expected to continue until 2:30 p.m. this afternoon. >>> a power outage is closing business in downtown alexandria. to make repairs, power crews to parts ofctricity street, as well as 63. the alexandria courthouse is areed and nearby businesses dark. still open. if you like the sunshine, we you.good news for going anywhere anytime soon. we have a look at the first forecast. we would be hard-pressed to find any clouds and the sky for the next couple of days. isrlooking arlington, it completely clear. find a cloud in the sky throughout the day. be hard-pressed within the >> couple of days. 60'she way to the upper- this afternoon. to-will sunshine today. next couple of days, wil

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. >>> now a story out of prince george's county county the where is william mcquain? that's what police want to know. his mother was found dead inside their townhome. the stepfather has been arrested. sherrie has more. >> reporter: goon. that amber alert for william mcquain remains in effect. he is still missing and police here in montgomery county are doing all they can to try to found him and find him alive. is mother jane mcquain was found dead inside her condo. somebody who knew mcquain reported her missing and her son william was not with her. police say he has not been seen in school in two weeks. yesterday, police arrested mcquain's husband, curtis. police say that the couple had been estranged and were not living together. witnesses put him at the scene of the crime. >> according to wins, mr. lopez was recently seen in the air afterm mcquain's residence and was seen removing property from the residence and loading it into the victim's vehicle. >> i talked to him for about 20 minutes, just as cool as a cucumber like nothing was wrong. >> reporter: and montgomer

now locally we have a little light rain in montgomery, prince georges, the district, fairfax and down interstate 95, southern prince william. and farther west, as well. a little bit of sprinkle activity in louden county and around the northern shennendoah valley and blue ridge. the wet roads, it's fender bender weather. we've got it in the 50s throughout most of the region. southern maryland, it's in the low 60s there. it's mild ahead of a cold front that's coming in and triggering more showers throughout the day. sunrise will be in the 60s throughout much of the day, maybe even 70 by midafternoon. this evening, sunset, 6:14. maybe even a lingering shower into the evening. gusty, 25 miles an hour bringing in much colder weather. clearing out by mid evening and near 50 by midnight. and yes, these counties in blue may have a freeze. team morning, including the panhandle of west virginia, the nearby counties of frederick and maryland, farther to the north up to the pennsylvania border, washington county, as well. first freeze of the season possible tomorrow morning. and a chilly day on friday. partly cloudy near 50. saturday,

it's in montgomery, prince george's, and arlington county. fairfax into prince william. loudoun and fauquier, only near 40. low to mid-40s, shenandoah valley, out of the mountains as well. shenandoah valley in the 40s as is northern neck and eastern shore. weather observers reporting. cleared out. now this morning off to a beautiful start. sunrise this morning will be at 7:23. we'll have a clear start to the day. clouds building this afternoon. highs reaching the low 60s. a northwesterly breeze around 20 miles an hour. by dawn, near 40 saturday morning. a chilly day saturday with highs only in the 50s to around 60. a cool day sunday as well and partly cloudy. a bit milder as we get back to work and school monday. maybe some rain by wednesday and thursday next week. danella, how's traffic now? >> good morning. >>> we have breaking news. chopper live over new hampshire avenue and the intersection of piping rock drive. here we have an accident that has shut down the intersection completely. you can see that we have fire on the scene as well as ambulance. this is new hampshi

this is video of williams playing the piano at the ronald reagan presidential library. he played for every president from harry tuman to george h.w. bush. he liked to improvise on the keyboard. he died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. roger williams was 87 years old. >>> still ahead tonight, kids with courage under pressure. >> i thought she was in pain. i thought is she going to be okay. >> coming up, special recognition for youngsters whose quick thinking likely saved a life. >>> and pretty tense moments as a plane makes an emergency landing in the ocean. >>> plus, a special tribute to the king of pop, jackson's children are among those who turned out for a special concert. >>> we certainly had a beautiful day outside today. it looks like we're going to be able to get off to a sunny start on your sunday. that is welcome news. but how long can the warm sunshine last in october? we'll give you the seven-day forecast coming up. >>> pretty tense moments as a small plane made an emergency landing in the pacific ocean friday afternoon. the pilot said he was low on fuel and would probably have to ditch the plane in the

prince george's county, down i-95 near prince william. the yellows and oranges around warrenton and the marshall area. the rain makes it to the west of the washington area. look to the west around raleigh. there's big-time thunderstorms in that region. they will try to move into our region tonight. i think we'll see the showers and storms around 11:00, 12:00 tonight. flood advisories in effect. we have a flood advisory for along the potomac river. a foot to foot and a half. not a big deal there. the darker green in calvert county, maryland under a flood warning for a title departure there of upwards of two feet. wendy, we are talking about your house. >> thanks so much. glad i left the kayak in the yard. well, it's a good night to catch up on sports, stay indoors. >> watch a little tv. we are talking about the play of the week. we haven't had a redskins in the play of the week yet. maybe it will happen with john beck playing quarterback. we focus on the plays this week. headlined by hester. yes, devin hester that is. we have heard it said

crossing over the potomac on 95, of stafford northward towards the prince william county line and fauquier county. prince george's and light rain. there were heavy downpours early this morning. 64 in the district, 66 in lexington park. another rainy day. patchy drizzle at lunchtime. a few thunderstorms possible into the afternoon. 74 degrees for the high temperature. pillich tens of rain tomorrow. a big improvement on the weekend, sunshine, a 60's. >>> loading up his the beltway. this sums up the trip on the outer loop leading greenbelt through college park and around silver spring, no accidents. the road spray is not helping in virginia? in the patchy clouds-- and not helping in virginia in the patchy fog. >>> there's a missing 11-year- old boy. it is related to his mother's homicide. jummy olabanji has new information from germantown. >> good morning. we can tell you and at this hour montgomery county detectives are still inside the condominium that's in the complex behind us, searching for clues into the disappearance and also the homicide investigation. the victim in this case is identified as 51-year-old jan

george will be rubbing elbows with anne hathaway, ben affleck and michelle williams. >> i'm burstingith pride to tell you, drum roll, please, that our own nancy o'dell is hosting for the first time. you got it worked out what you're going to wear? >> i'm going to wear the green dress or possibly the black one or the blue. >> you have work ahead of you. you'll get it all sorted out. you're going to get backstage scoop for us. >> i am, a lot of big stars there. speaking of big stars. eddie murphy has a lot of time to rehearse. 125 days until hollywood's biggest award ceremony, the oscars on sunday, february 26. our christina mclarty talked to eddie about how he's getting ready. >> congratulations. you are hosting the oscars. are you so excited? >> i am excited. looking forward to it. i'm going to wear a powder sky blue tuxedo. >> got an exclusive here. >> in his role as first time host, eddie is already warming up. >> clint eastwood. >> eddie is already warming up. eddie and ben star in tower heist, the film out november 4th is directed by brett ratner who is co-producing the oscar cer

georges county. a few sprinkles in charles county in southern maryland and farther south into prince william. farther to the west, a few sprinkles, as well, in far western loudoun county. and into frederick county, washington county maryland. we will have the light rain with us for just a couple of hours. that may make its way into the shennendoah valley now. right now, we're generally in the low 50s to near 60. big changes on the way tone. a look at your evening planner in 10 minutes. danella, how is traffic? >> good morning. congestion is starting to build in our area. let's head up to i-270. then you get a little bit of a break. once you get towards hurly, i'm starting to see this congestion build around father hurly. and heading over to d.c., this is your commute, as well. new york avenue is getting pretty busy, but not seeing any accidents for you, either, traveling in d.c. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> 5:32 now. today is day two in the lululemon murder trial. the prosecution said brittany norwood lured jayna murray to the store. lawyers say she used a number of weapons, including

george w. buarb and i themselves as williams, i get nervous. >> npr hired juan williams and then fired him. >>. >> tonight, i will go one-on-one with him to check that honesty. plus kathy bates. >> i knew when

george h.w. bush. he beat dukakis by a margin of 58% to 42%. hank williams jr.esterday faced "the view" firing squad over the comment that got help fired from espn last week and, yes, he did so much to my chagrin while wearing a throw back yankees jersey. >> hitler is not an analogy to use. you could have said stalin, nobody would be that mad. at ti >> i didn't go to harvard, joy. aim smart enough to know the difference. i want to quote harry truman. he was in the rose garden in 1948. he was asked a political question. he said, son, never kick a cow turd on a hot the day. >> that is so true. >> that is very true. >> she brought up about stepping in things. the bottom line, folks, is mickey is a mean mouse. and he has stepped into that pile in espn and they're doing this. this is my mickey, this one right here. >> hank, do you understand why using hitler was a pad idea? >> oh, yeah. i told you i'm not smart enough. disney, abc, and espn and me and the opening of monday night football are kind of like the spanish american war. they're history. >> please take off t

george lewis, nbc news, san diego. >>> how about that? that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williamspe to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, we're following two major developing stories. you see the video here. an intense manhunt in the south bay continues after a mass shooting. police are searching for the shooter street by street, house by house. >> but first, sad news in the tech world, especially for apple fans. steve jobs has died. good evening, everyone. i'm jessica aguirre. >> a

george's county. the crash happened last night on mattawoman beantown road. >>> the search for william mcqaip, missing for more than two weeks. new evidence has led police to search several wooded areas in montgomery county. stacy cohan is live outside police headquarters with more. >> reporter: good morning. montgomery county police do say that it is a viable lead, not just a hunch that has led them to search these wooded areas but so far, there has been no trace of this missing 11-year- old girl. william mcquain and his mother, jane mcquain, were both last seen alive on september 30th. jane mcquain's body was found beaten and stabbed to death inside that apartment last week. her estranged husband has been charged with the murder. he has said nothing to help them in the search of this boy. the searchers so far have come up empty. the father of one of william's best friends says his disappearance has been devastating. >> it breaks my heart. my son kind of tore up about it too. they grew up together for the last five or six years. >> reporter: curtis lopez has waived extradition to north carolina. that

williams jr. did. whether the occupier is george w. bush or barack obama, that sort of commentary is

william. ann as kate. meredith as the queen. >> the "today" show in royal wedding style. >>> george clooney about his confessions with kids. >>'t hate all children. >>> elisabetta on the record about their break-up. >>> new shots of robin gibb entering a clinic. what we know about his condition. >>> hollywood's plastic surgery nightmares. >> i had silicone in my blood. >> they found a leak in one side. >> are big breasts out? why stars are getting

williams jr. did. whether the occupier is george w. bush or barack obama, that sort of commentary is un-american.ort of apologized. he said he was very sorry, quote, if it offended anyone, and then he added this was not written by some publicist. we can tell, hank, because a professional would have told you to take out the qualifier "if." if you offended? clearly you did, and for good reason. >>> "politics nation" with al sharpton starts right now.