the proposal before you is conditional use permit for 1520 stockton street, on the east side near green st., and columbus avenue. consists of 9 existing antennas. the facility is proposed in a location preference new the north beach special use district, the north beach special restricted use district, and -- staff has received a petition with four signatures opposed to the project because of health concerns. staff recommends approval with conditions for this project. >> commissioner wu: thank you. >>: good afternoon commissioners, terry -- again with at&t. joined today by -- we are seeking your approval to install 9 panel antennas, preferred location under the wireless guidelines. stockton near greenstreet with a lot of foot traffic. it picks up a lot of traffic as you know. we are looking to seek your approval on the site. i thank planning department staff for their help. >> commissioner wu: public comment? one speaker card. daniel short. >>: my name is daniel schwartz, longtime resident of north beach, eight years software engineer and vice president of the villa north beach homeowners

st. vincent dee paul school. that's at 2350 green street between pearson and steiner. >> and also for that meeting st. paul, we invited supervisors farrell and supervisor breed for her first meeting as a supervisor to help out in the attendance. >> that's correct. >> that's the 27th. so, anything else, commissioners, like that? i know agendas are kind of packed at this point, but we are making progress. okay, hearing none, we now have public comment online items 2a, b, c and d. hello again, jeremy. >>> good evening again, commission. i would like to thank the police department particularly sergeant prudo and his associate who spoke on the budget matters for a very informative discussion. a few serious concerns, and these are not new, but i believe warrant reiteration at this point in time. the first concern is that the return to duty process occurs before the majority of the investigative process is over. this is a serious concern to the public because it bodes that an officer can be returned to duty while ongoing criminal misconduct

lauren green out here in new york city by st. patrick's.s religion contributor, father jonathan morris is with us this morning. father, good morning to you. can you hear me? >> i can hear you fine. there you two. bill: never sounded better by the way. your initial reaction? what do you think? >> i was shocked as cardinal dolan mentioned. he was shocked. above all because the vatican doesn't like to set new precedent. this is, this is huge in the sense that the next pope, soon as he starts getting sick or elderly, people are going to start asking him very strongly, are you ready to resign? and the reason why, in the past the popes have been very reluctant to do so, they have recognized that the main job of a pope is not to be a manager but rather to protect the teachings of the church and the teachings of the bible. to pass on something to future generations and you don't need to be in perfect health to do that. on the other hand, it is obvious that pope benedict for a good long while, like the great reporting by lauren green just there, rec

st. louis to chicago and green bay and detroit. cincinnati and cleveland. that is a lot of snow. there is rain to the northeast as well. that is a big system. for us a lot of the higher clouds will drift across. mostly sunny. high clouds still nice. but just not as nice as yesterday. and not as breezy as well. so 60s on the temps. i did go 70 morgan hill and gilroy. high clouds will carry us into thursday. friday will be warm. we cloud it up. >> thanks steve. >>> coming up a battle over beer. why the world's largest beer maker is in hot water with angry customers. >>> push comes to shove. how the warriors lived up to their feisty name last night. a, baby. hmm. let's just share a 20 piece. [ internal ] 20 mcnuggets, for only $4.99? oh, man. she's beautiful smart and sensible. jackpot. [ crewperson ] anything else? [ male announcer ] mcdonald's crispy, juicy chicken mcnuggets are now part of the extra value menu. so you get the tastes you love at a price you'll love even more. guess who's going to the game? [ internal ] thank you. [ male announcer ] the simple joy of having more to

st. louis, chicago, milwaukee, green bay, detroit. cleveland. you name it. it's wobbling toward the northeast. travel delays probably expected. a lot of high clouds on the way. partly sunny, mostly sunny in the morning. and then the higher clouds will come in nice but a little cooler and it's not nearly as breezy. 60s and 70s. there are upper 20s here. might be a little tougher to rebound compared to yesterday. pretty mild toward santa clara valley. 60s for many. temperatures will continue to stay mild to warm. i think we cloud up on saturday. sunday will be cooler. >>> time now 6:40. people in missouri literally digging out of a snowy mess. the second winter storm to hit that region in less than a week. look at these pictures. heavy wet snow toppled trees and power lines. they cut off power to more than 100,000 homes and businesses. official state of emergency was declared in kansas city. they just got ten more inches of fresh snow yesterday. >>> the pope's final public address. what he told the adoring crowd earlier this morning. >>> and we are live in san

snow right now, around green bay, down to chicago, through st. louis.ack out to the west here, but it will be getting closer to us. this is future cast tomorrow morning. we're not showing anything in the way of clouds, so i think we start off with good amounts of sunshine. but watch how quickly the clouds come in. certainly by about 2:00 or 3:00, we'll be mostly cloudy. lot of snow back out to the west, but as we progress through the time here on future cast, not a lot of that is really going to come across the mountains. so maybe some places get a coating. i think a lot of places don't really even see a whole lot of snow, to be honest with you. then on sunday, we may have a couple of snow showers out here, all caught up in this trough of low pressure. cold air coming across, creating snow showers from time to time. the snow event this weekend, definitely, definitely going to be well back out to the west of us. down through ohio, west virginia, farther back out into indiana and michigan. we're just talking about maybe here, between tomorrow and sunday n

st. vincent de paul street and invitors supervisor farrell and green to attend the meeting so i think we're ready to go on that one. >> [inaudible] i will have more information from him. >> that is 6:00 o'clock -- >> when? >> february 27. >> 27. >> the last wednesday in february. >> and it's the third wednesday that we're dark, third wednesday? >> actually we are dark -- if i could raise this with the commission. we are generally dark on the second wednesday of the month and commissioner dejesus serve on the democratic central community and they meet and if we can talk as an agenda -- we might have to adgentize that and move the dark one to the third week and if we could agendize that and discuss it. >>i understand we're doing gun violence presentation. >> well, i wanted to discuss that with you commissioners and if we want to schedule that for the 30 and have the chief figure out who will do the presentation. i don't know if he wanted a presentation or information from the chief. >> it's basically a presentation from the department to kind of get us kick started in terms of some of the pol

these green cars run along the st. charles avenue line, the world's oldest in service since 1895. red ladies. whether they're running late to work or like her, running from her past. >> they told me there's a street car named desire. >> there's your car now. >> it connects to the canal street line. >> reporter: barbara major born and raised here gave us a tour of the same streetcar she took when she was a little kid. >> do you remember riding it barbara? >> oh, my gosh, yeah. i remember riding when i could only ride in the back, and so for me this is an amazing journey. i want to emphasize the economic development. >> reporter: these days major rides up front. she runs the rta, the city's mass transit system, cheering the board's commissioners. >> reporter: there's a bit of time twlaerchl you step on one of these. >> oh, my god, yeah. you go back, but thank god not all the way back. it's time travel in great way, yeah, it is, but it's a great kind of time travel. >> reporter: the loyola avenue line, the city's fourth and newest one now becomes part of its future. construction bega

remnants of ancient rome and he'll pass by the cathedral of rome and beyond into the green exterior of the city toward castle st. angelo. >> the helicopter kind of swooped a little bit there as he went over his bishop -- >> people may not know this, but his tight system not just pope or his holiness, but he becomes the bishop of rome when he becomes elected and as liz said is home church. >> the question is how to deal with the problems we just alluded to and who the cardinals will move forward. they know that this is the great agenda that is going to have to be addressed. which is their internal problems and their relationship, the cardinal's relationship, the priestley relationship to the rest of the world and how that is addressed, the few people that i have been able to talk to who will really talk about the conclave in a meaningful way who are going to be there say to me, anyhow, that there is an elusive kind of shorthand in talking with one another in which they do talk with each other about how they must in the conclave move to address these problems. and at the same time, without talking too much about

st. francis. -- on top of the state francis. the equipment you see painted green, that is all the original equipment from 1972. we are just now in the middle of modernizing this equipment. >> why modernize? doesn't the equipment works fine? >> it does, it is of analog and intensive, and there are some additional controls. let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and control system. we are down to about

these green cars run along the st.e 1835. ♪ riders call these the red ladies, whether they're running late to work or like blanch du bois running from her past. >> they told me a streetcar named desire. >> there's your car now. >> we're connecting the line to the canal street line. >> reporter: barbara major, born and raised here gave us a tour of the same streetcar she took as a kid. you remember when you were riding it when you were little? >> oh my god, yeah. i remember not only riding when i was little i look good for my age but i remember riding when i could only ride in the back and so for me this is an amazing journey. i want to emphasize the economic development -- >> reporter: these days major rides up front. she runs the rta, the city's mass transit system chairing its board of commissioners. there is a bit of time travel when you step on one of those. >> oh my god, yeah. you go back but thank god you don't go all the way back. it's time travel in a great way, so yeah it is. it's a great kind of time travel.

st. patrick's day. so we're going to have an irish band, green beer and it's going to be fun. >> you're big on holidays. >> reporter: so today valentine's day, let's take a look at what we have going on here. obviously a lot of commotion i guess, a lot of busyness and a lot of activity. tell me what folks are doing here now. >> we're basically pulling the orders and packing them and then it's going to dispatch area. some of it as you can see came in here early with high heels and getting their last-minute valentine's flowers. it's going to be a combination of both. >> you're doing a lot of fed ex shipments now. this packaging that the ladies are doing here that our camera is focusing on, really important to preserve the flowers whether they're being shipped. >> correct. fed ex is usually the afternoon but these are going on our delivery trucks. yes, in the summer witnesses' warmer, they need to make sure everything is ice packed the. we do the opposite, we put warm packs in. we snuggle them with all kinds of warming material because it is too cold right now. >> a little tlc for our flowers. >> exactly.

st. paul, milwaukee, green bay. the leader of the group? negative 41 windchill this morning. i can't even imagine. the forecast this weekend, we're going to stay warm in the west, we're going to stay very cold in the great lakes and we'll have a couple chances at some snow diving down from the north right through the mid-atlantic. so, today we get rid of that snow. rest of the country looks just fine. no problems at all. on saturday the next chance of snow comes down through the dakotas. just a little light coating there possible, iowa, minnesota, and chicago. saturday night that will go through kentucky and the ohio valley. and then on sunday, super bowl sunday, this little weak storm will make its way through the east coast. it is possible to see a couple inches of snow from new york city northwards up to new england. at this point it does not look like a blockbuster storm, but if you are traveling to your super bowl parties or destinations, you may have to drive in some of the white stuff. just like our friends in d.c. this morning. you

it goes all the way to green bay to chicago to st. louis.y big-city snowfall totals when it's all said and done, a foot possible in kansas city. omaha, wichita, a little less than that. just a glancing blow really for our friends in minneapolis and chicago. you can probably deal a little better than your friends to the south with three to six. and everyone in new england, we're okay the next two days. i'm still tracking that potential storm for you as we go throughout this upcoming weekend. it looks like it's going to hit saturday night into sunday morning. significant snow interior sections of new england. more on that later during "morning joe." you're watching "morning joe." we're brewed by starbucks. many cereals say they're good for your heart, but did you know there's a cereal that's recommended by doctors? it's post shredded wheat. recommended by nine out of ten doctors to help reduce the risk of heart disease. post shredded wheat is made with only one ingredient: one hundred percent whole grain wheat, with no added sugar or salt. try

green not coming into fairfax county. a little light range in prince william, stafford, charles, into st. mary's, southern cal vert and farther west of there a little bit of rain in faulkier county, just now coming into southern loudoun county. a little light rain farther south, too, rappahannock county, culpepper and madison and green. in the blue ridge, the higher elevations, that little area of pink, that's where they're getting that light freezing rain, initially a light glaze may be forming on untreated surfaces there. as we get into the afternoon, there could be a little more. and down in the valley, though, it's above freezing but up on those ridges where it's below freezing still. but closer to washington, in the upper 30s to near 40 degrees, upper 30s in montgomery, fair x fairfax, arlington, prince george's county near 40 in washington, and warming into the mid-40s this afternoon. how much rain will we get and when does it end? that coming up along with the seven-day outlook. >> we'll see now yao in a few minutes. >>> for many across this area this morning it was a tough commute

st. peter's square. he signed a legal document allowing the churches cardinals to meet immediately following his resignation this thursday. lauren greennew york. do we know when the conclave is going to start. >> not certain yet. is he amended the rules and only another pope could do that. we will know likely friday. that is when the college of cardinals will begin meeting going over details about the church including scheduling the conclave. anything from march 8th to march 10th. >> shep: lauren, why is it important to move that date? >> if you want a pope by holy week, it had to be done. church law said they couldn't begin 15 days after the papal seated was vacant. to have a sunday installation mass a new pope would have to be elected before march 17th. most of recent conclaves have taken two to three days. you have to leave that much time. >> shep: and papal conclave does meet britain's highest catholic leader will apparently not be there. enter scandal,nal keith o'brien resigned in scotland amid accusations that he acted inappropriately with several priests. a british newspaper yesterday reported the allegations dated back to the

st. kitts and experience it. go for lunch, maybe hit the greens if you want a bit of a splurge. >> absolutely. >> florida keys. >> time of year, but pleasant 70s. you fly into miami. again, you can get there for under $200 from the east coast. lots of quaint b&bs and inns all over the keys. not much more than $100 a night if you're looking to save your pennies. and there you get to go water sports, kayaking, it's a really great all-around destination. and quintessential experience, sunset, drinks on duval street in key west. >> all right. >> the water shots are so pretty. >> yes. >> for people who want to go on vacation but don't really want to be around people. there are some people like that. i want to go vacation, but i don't want to talk to none of y'all. what do you say? >> yes. we would recommend -- there are lots of sort of private islands that you can stay at. they're going break the bank a bit. but the other option is places like panama and belize that are less discovered. you can actually go and find a quiet patch of beach without as many people on it. >> all right. >> if only the book always came with

st. mary's county this morning. now, charles county, just areas in the pink and gray, that's where they're getting maybe a little sleet. perhaps a little wet snow. the green, maybe a few sprinkles of rain, so a hodgepodge of different types here moving on through. it's going to be with us for another two or three hours. temperatures are right near freezing, so any that is falling is going to be sticking. of course on grassy areas, maybe on untreated pavement areas. so watch out for that. we're right near freezing now. suburbs and in the rural areas as well. shenandoah valley just near 30 degrees. parts of southern maryland, eastern shore, a little bit above freezing. here's the timeline. as of noontime. we may have just a little bit, this is comeing through and by late afternoon, perhaps a little more snow or light sleet and maybe a little bit of rain as well. south and east of the metro area, this is 10:00 p.m. but much of this precipitation will be gone and by 7:00 a.m. on saturday, a little rain around the metro area and areas east of washington. by late saturday, that rain is gone and tonight, a little light coating in the light blue area. a little sn

st. peter's square on wednesday before formally abdicating on thursday evening we understand. lauren green is here with us, with more on this story. so, lauren, tell us about the changes that have been made to the dates of the conclave? >> reporter: martha, this is something that had been long speculated because they wanted to have a new pope in place by easter so they had to move up these dates. the pope had to sign a special document today allowing the cardinals to move up the start date of the conclave if they all arrive in rome before the usual 15-day transition period after the papal seat is vacated. he is vacating the seat on thursday at 8:00 p.m. the rules around a 15-day waiting period to start a process of picking a new pope was started in 1996 by pope john paul ii and can only be changed by another pope. that is what benedict did at that. one of his last official acts. the pope gave his final sunday blessing to huge crowds in st. peter's square. no date has been set for the con chraf to begin, in order to to have a new pope by march 24th. the new pope would have to be installed b

green. just minutes ago the world saw pope benedict appear for the last time as head of the catholic church. the pope took a short helicopter trip from stters basilica to castle gondolpho, a hilltop villa. two hours from now the swiss guard will leave their posts, and benedict will cease to be pontiff. benedict announced his title will be pope ameritus and said he will not return to private life. the last pope to abdicate, 719 years ago, had a much rockier departure. he was imprisoned until his death and is thought to be depicted in daunty's inferno as a cowardly shadow in hell. >> preparations are completed at an 8,000 square foot monastery near st. peters. for the catholic church and the within in seven people worldwide who are members of it, the attention now turns to their next leader, namely who will he be and perhaps of equal importance, where will he come from? the past century has shown dramatic changes in the worldwide catholic population. while 65% of the catholic population lived in europe in 1910, that figure has now dropped to 24%, and as the number of catholics actually sh links in europe each year, it is growing rapidly i

st. callamus catholic chung in silver spring at 10:00. >>> metro's board will get to the bottom of issues facing the agency. the safety committee will get a report on last month's green line meltdown. thousands were stuck in a tunnel or on dark trains for more than an hour because of a problem with the third real. the -- third rail. the real estate committee will look at a plan to build nbc 5's new headquarters on land metro owns near the greenbelt station. >>> in the next hour or so, we expect to get word that mailers and usairways -- american airlines and usairways will merge. don't expect changes overnight. the justice department and judge in the american airlines bankrupt case have to approve this. when it is said and done, the usairways name will be phased out and the new airline will be the biggest in the world. both airlines have a major presence in our area. passengers and employees we talked to say they're concerned about the long-term impact. >> the biggest concern i guess amongst the rest of the employees now is how seniority lists are going to merge together. >> american is -- is -- any experience has been rather bad. so i prefer not to try them. i'll sti

st. croix river just as north of the illinois state line and in the right direction. you look at rankings a lot like the tallies when it comes to super bowl trophies for the green bay packersthose that the minnesota vikings don't have. i knew you'd appreciate that analogy. >> greta: i do appreciate that analogy and i suppose, too, the wisconsin income tax 7.9% compared to higher in minnesota 9.8%, but you also have, your unplymouth rate is a little higher than minnesota's right now. >> it is and it started out considerably higher than minnesota's was two years ago, tim pawlenty was the governor until 2010 and left that state in pretty good shape when it comes to the economy. >> greta: and he left a big deficit. >> what's that? >> didn't governor pawlenty leave a pretty hefty deficit? >> in terms of the economy their unemployment ras was lower than the state of wisconsin ours went down from 8% down to about 6 1/2%, a couple of years before i was governor, as high as 9%, but we're turning things around and i think not just when it comes to taxes. we've had the last two years, property taxes have gone down the first time in the two consecutive years after 12 years of taxes go

green card -- sorry. do you want to make the next pacemaker? you will have to go back. that is not helping us. i have heard this from the president of st. cloud state in minnesota, they are having trouble. they have great students who are training but if they do not have jobs right away they have to go back. i am bringing him as an example for our state of why this is more than just about fortune 500 companies. this is about the fabric of our communities. i think that is a very good question and is part of why we are making changes in this bill. your question was just about everything -- thank you for bringing up education, infrastructure. this is all about the competitive agenda in the country. you see how senator mccain and i get along. there is some appetite to move ahead. the next few years in america, over there on the hill, will not just be standing alone giving a speech. it will be whether or not you are willing to stand next to someone you do not always agree with for the betterment of this country. i believe that is how we will move forward. >> as our ceo at atlantic live closes out the session, i want to say a word of thanks t

green is turning to right. i know the temperatures have been dropping. .25 at middletown. 41 degrees. that's a cold system. that's a steady cold rain, santa rosa, pelt luma, glen ellen, stville as well. a little too cold -- cold to walk to beaushon bakery. it's not that bad. stretching from hercules, crockett. richmond, mill valley and parts of marin county. nothing too heavy but almost of mooing over to berkeley -- but almost moving over to berkeley and oakland. the system will work its way in throughout the day. it will be a cold, cold day with 30s and 40s on the highs. some of the higher elevations will not get about above -- get above 46. highway 17 this afternoon in the santa cruz mountains. you might want to get home early. i think that could make it down to 1700 feet. i think most of the system will be gone. another one coming in on thursday. after that, i think we'll be cool and breezy with your weekend in view. there will be a system to the neither north and east on saturday. >>> 8:37. for the first time since he was arrested, we're hearing what olympic athlete oscar pistorius has to say about the night his girlfriend was killed in his home. pam cook is in the

green card -- sorry. do you want to make the next pacemaker? you will have to go back. that is not helping us. i have heard this from laces -- the state of the union, the president of st. cloud state in minnesota, they are having trouble. they have great students who are training but if they do not have jobs right away they have to go back. i am bringing him as an example for our state of why this is more than just about fortune 500 companies. this is about the fabric of our communities. i think that is a very good question and is part of why we are making changes in this bill. your question was just about everything -- thank you for bringing up education, infrastructure. this is all about the competitive agenda in the country. you see how senator mccain and i get along. there is some appetite to move ahead. the next few years in america, over there on the hill, will not just be standing alone giving a speech. it will be whether or not you are willing to stand next to someone you do not always agree with for the betterment of this country. i believe that is how we will move forward. >> as our ceo at atlantic live closes out the session, i want to say a word of thanks