it was harrison street essentially as a spine and the same concept, west and north of harrison street you have mixed-use design and more alleys proposed. if gives more flexibility for lower intensive non-residential uses. as was mentioned the proposed folsom street neighborhood commercial transit. also 9th and 10th street are proposed to be a regional commercial district. the sli is evolving into a district that has an even more emphasis on arts and will become sali. there are some alleys that have established housing. the existing [ho-fs/] cluster of zoning that we have is extended down to 7th street. regarding heights. much of the heights in the district are currently limited to 40-50'. you have one exception with the hall of justice and also much of the state property around the interstate is lower than 40' . there is some strategic upzoning proposed. this map for the proposed zoning, there are a lot of hatched properties and i will go into detail what those recommend. this gives you a quick indication of the height changes. growth projections, we have existing conditions and curre

north of harrison street, they also have office. it's only permit in the wmug and red and red mixs in an historic building. pdr uses are permitted in almost all the districts except red. heavy uses -- and then an additional height and to take advantage of the additional height in the sali, a project would have to devote one entire floor to an arts activity. regarding night-time entertainment, it's been that way since 1990. all of the existing night-time entertainment uses prior to 1990, the new code would principally permit night-time entertainment uses in the sali and wmuo with exception of the folsom street corridor -- or the 11th district up to folsom. they are generally prohibited in districts north of harrison street. it gets to the issue of separating night-time entertainment and residential. generally speaking, night-time entertainment is prohibited north of harrison street. however, limited live performance would be permitted in the harrison street llp. regarding historic buildings and land use flexibility that they may have

. >> reporter: keishae harrison and her son kyree have been living in this emergency shelter for a years hoping to get help from the government to pay for more permanent housing. >> i'm on a waiting list for public housing, section 8, and i've been on the wait list for four years. >> reporter: if lawmakers can't reach a deal to stop forced spending cuts by friday, harrison and others like her could find themselves waiting much, much longer as funds for public housing are slashed by three hundred million dollars and more than 100- thousand families lose rental assistance, according to the center on budget and policy priorities. >> it's not like we are in good shape today. >> the need for housing assistance is vastly outstripping the availability. >> this is going to make us go backwards and it's going to make the problem even worse. >> reporter: harrison's shelter is run by a non- profit that gets some funding from donations. critics of government housing programs believe they limit this kind of private sector support. >> we know there is very, very broad, robust research that says for e

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i have the great honor and privilege to introduce and to introduce karen harrison who is also receiving this award tonight. karen harrison is a registered nurse and clinic manager at the native american indian center in oakland and a member from a tribe here in california. she started out as a medical assistant in 1985 with the native american health center and went on to get her registered nurse degree so she's been with the health center for 27 years and 21 of those years she has been a registered nurse. [applause] karen has greatly contributed to the native american health center and sharing her knowledge and wisdom with the whole agency and this goes out to the community as well and serves as a chair on the advisory community and board member of the friendship house and coached american indian children in the tribal athletics program and known as the coworkers as the patient whisperer and when there is a patient that is angry or agitated she is always successful in calming them down. she is a mother and her with her family tonight. can all her kids wave? and she is here with her sis

it was harrison street essentially as a spine and the same concept, west and north of harrison street you have mixed-use design and more alleys proposed. if gives more flexibility for lower intensive non-residential uses. as was mentioned the proposed folsom street neighborhood commercial transit. also 9th and 10th street are proposed to be a regional commercial district. the sli is evolving into a district that has an even more

delegate hate harrison will be -- hatty harrison will be laid to rest today. family, friends and elected officials celebrated harrison's life during the funeral service over the weekend. harrison was the longest serving member in the maryland house of delegates. she was elected into office in 1973 meaning she was also the longest serving african- american female legislator in the united states. >>> maryland's former first lady now wants a new job. she has her eyes set on becoming anne arundel county executive after john leopold resigned earlier this month. this appears to be a last- minute decision. >> ehrlich want expecting leopold to resign so her decision to run for office came last week. some other candidates have expressed interest in the council seat. maryland's former first lady says she plans to use this week to figure out if she has the support of at least four council members. that's what she needs to win the seat. she says the mere fact she's a woman sets her apart. she wants to replace leopold who resigned after being found guilty of misconduct in

. >> reporter: keishae harrison and her son kyree have been living in this emergency shelter for a yearhoping to get help from the government to pay for more permanent housing. >> i'm on a waiting list for public housing, section 8, and i've been on the wait list for four years. >> reporter: if lawmakers can't reach a deal to stop forced spending cuts by friday, harrison and others like her could find themselves waiting much, much longer as funds for public housing are slashed by three hundred million dollars and more than 100- thousand families lose rental assistance, according to the center on budget and policy priorities. >> it's not like we are in good shape today. >> the need for housing assistance is vastly outstripping the availability. >> this is going to make us go backwards and it's going to make the problem even worse. >> reporter: harrison's shelter is run by a non- profit that gets some funding from donations. critics of government housing programs believe they limit this kind of private sector support. >> we know there is very, very broad, robust research that says for eve

and the very very ugly matthew harrison harrison is the president of the christ the king lutheran church in newtown connecticut shortly after the newtown shooting tragedy reverend robert morris lutheran church participated in a vigil with leaders of other faiths but since that's against the rules of lutheran church that he is a member of he was reprimanded by his boss harrison and forced to issue an apology . so rather than encouraging the town to come together after on thinkable tragedy. harrison decided to punish his priests efforts to unite and comfort the people of newtown and that in addition to the bizarre it's very very. early years after her death iran's philosophy of selfishness and billionaire empowerment rules the world and today the united states and other independent governments around the world are crumbling all iran's billionaires are taking over . when they choose so-called free trade agreement especially the very secretive trans-pacific partnership which has less to do with trade and more to do with a new law of global governance for transnational corporations each one o

be shout out to larry harrison for taking care of our eagle staff. you maybe seated. calling up to the podium at this time michael lupdtin and vice president of the marketing and branding for this station. >> hi everyone. can you hear me? hello everyone. i am from kqmd and i wanted to welcome you to this eighth annual indian heritage celebration. we are honored to be honoring four heroes from the community who have tirelessly worked throughout the year to provide the kind of service that admissible media is about and engaged community and robust heritage is about. nominated by community leaders they have worked at the grass-roots level and share the highest values we all share. as a public supported media organization we are committed to this and in november we are celebrating american heritage indian month with special programs on our television channels including kqed and plus and world. many are provided by native american public television which is actually an organization that produces indian producers and countries with partnership with public television and rad

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if you like, i'll give the presentation on 760 harrison. >> that would be great. >> all right. so, this particular request is retroactive acceptance of the second of two five-year options for renewal. this property is located between third and fourth on harrison. i have a map to get you oriented. this is dph's south of market mental health services clinic that occupies the whole 13,000 square feet of the property. this particular lease rate would be $23.40 a square foot per year. and in addition to that base rate, we would pay janitorial and utility services. so, the cost for the fiscal year 12-13 are shown in the budget analyst's report in this case on page 3. and they total, then, $26.89 a square foot per year. again, considerably under those comparables that i showed you earlier. this, again, reflects what we believe is a negotiated rate that's below fair market rent. there was a considerable back and forth between the ownership and the city on this particular item, thus the retroactivity. the rate is like the previous item, fixed for the five-year term at that rate. the oth

as don harrison explains, it wasn't just gun owners. >> reporter: close to 1,000 people gathered to show their displeasure over governor o'malley's gun restrictions. one of them is the limit of magazine size. the governor wants to ban .45 assault weapons. >> personal liberties are being infringed upon by our politicians who are here by the grace of our votes and they're only temporary employees. >> recently purchased a new gun. i went out to try it. this is the first shot i took with it. >> reporter: one of those politicians who ad to be agree is senator nancy jacobs. >> this bill is an infringement upon everyone's second amendment rights. >> reporter: in a much more serene setting the governor spoke to the senate judicial commit. the room was standing room only. the governor fees anyone who wants to buy a handgun should be forced to get lap license. part of that would mean passing a firearms safety course. >> we are not trying to ban hand guns. this law protects legal gun ownership. it is designed to stop criminals from buying guns. >> reporter: besides the governor and the legislation

democrats are moving one step closer to filling the seat of the late pat harrison. they nominated [indiscernible] on thursday. harrison died last month, the longest serving delegate in the house, the first african american woman ever to chair a committee in maryland. >> beautiful on this president's day. hopefully you had your chance to go up side this afternoon. temperatures are just warming up. the dewpoint is currently at six degrees, so it is very dry, the humidity only at 34%. the fact that the wind is finally coming down makes it feel much better outside. this afternoon, up 30's to the lower 40's. then the clouds roll back into tonight with storms approaching tomorrow. all of those details in the forecast. >> maryland state police are working with officials on the eastern shore, looking for the person responsible for stabbing a student to death. the student was driving to the somerset campus on saturday night when they came upon another group. witnesses tell police that someone stabbed edmund sinclair after an altercation. police do not believe it was a random

(vo) which side will win the soul of harrison?'re never gonna move. >> announcer: chatting with you live at current.com/billpress. this is the "bill press show." live on your radio and current tv. >> bill: you get is. 33 minutes now after the hour here. it is the "full court press." on a thursday morning february 28th. coming to you live from our nation's capital and brought to you today by the united steelworkers and their international president, leo gerard. good men and women of the steelworkers union. north america's largest industrial union representing over 1.2 million active and retired members. you can get more about their good work at usw.org. here is the big event here in washington. yesterday in the supreme court justices picking up a case called shelby county versus holder. headline in "the new york times," voting rights law draws skepticism from justices. doug kendall is the founder and the president of the constitutional accountability center here in washington and joins us in studio. hey, doug, good to see you. >> g

. >> don harrison talked to the mon who's responsible for picking up the peses. >> reporter: when you walk into the boys and girls club, you're greeted.a sign that says play fairly and be honest. he said 14 laptops were stolen long with two tv's, one of them a 40-inch flat screen. >> the total value is over $15,000. >> reporter: the thieves came into the center. brody is searching for answers. >> who knows what's in the head of an individual who would be as cunning and calculating to arbitrarily make a decision to go into a youth focused environment and take away the many things that they know help these young people move forward. >> pretty selfish act, isn't it? >> very. >> reporter: the laptops that were stolen look like this one. the only signs of force is where they broke the locks to the cab met to get to the computers. >> could have been someone who had access to the building. >> reporter: it was tough news to break to the children. >> spend a little bit more time artic you can lating it to a 5-year-old, less time with a teenager. however, both are very upset and angry. >> repor

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in anne arundel, don harrison. >>> an update on a fire that burned a mother and two young children. it started in the bedroom in the second floor apartment just after 10:00. they suffered very serious burns. the woman was taken to the bayview burn center. both boys were taken to hopkins. sadly, smoke alarms were not operating. two other people got out safely. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> you can get the breaking news by signing up at our website. you can also fouls at abc2 news. >>> continuing coverage at this hour of two cases where a man exposed himself to girls in columbia. howard county police arrested 49-year-old steven lair last night and charged him with indecent exposure for flashing a group of girls in the columbia mall in january. police released this surveillance picture of lair a couple weeks ago and said he was caught doing the same thing to an employee of the mall's housekeeping staff last night. lair was released after posting a $7500 bond. police are investigating the possibility that he exposed himself to two girls just days ago. >>> all r

don harrison went to the spca to see how people and the shelter feel about the decision. >> reporter: these are the faces of a difficult decision. a court ruling last year state that all pit bulls should be labeled inherently dangerous. that forced many to either give up a loved family member or face a lawsuit if the dog attacked anyone. a spokesperson with the spca took in a handful. >> owner has to make the decision to pick between their home and dog. >> reporter: she believes today's vote will now make the decision to give up a dog less about the breed and more about the individual. >> regardless of breed, each dog has a individual personality and breed doesn't play a part. >> reporter: in fact most owners say the breed is very people friendly. >> they are very people friendly. they are anxious to please people. you know, they love to snuggle. they are really great dogs. >> reporter: here, they see a much better future for the pit bulls. >> going forward we are hoping more will be able to keep their dogs in their home and not have to make the decision to give up the dog based on th

harrison ford. and the writer of "fight club" is a hot ticket right now. she have dominic quinn and salmon rushdie will be honored with his play. midnight he's children. and we know him from "sat an's versus." plenty of other films coming up. thank you for coming out, can't believe that we are on the red carpet tonight, it's time for the world premier of your weather graphics. let's get a look of what you can expect tonight. if you are coming out, you will see plenty of stars that are involved in the films as we head throughout the next couple of weeks. wi we are going have more of that coming up. temperatures will be in the 50s through the next couple of hours. a 13 day event with 200 international films. 44 countries will be represented and including visiting film artists. go to cinequest.org for more information. you can see tomorrow morning we are starting off with patchy fog, temperatures in the 40s and by 4:00 p.m., plenty of sunshine with upper 60s to near 70 by the afternoon hours. on that seven-day forecast, the award goes to friday for the best w

and the very very ugly matthew harrison harrison is the president of the christ the king lutheran church in newtown connecticut shortly after the newtown shooting tragedy reverend robert morris lutheran church participated in a vigil with leaders of other faiths but since that's against the rules of lutheran church that he is a member of he was reprimanded by his boss harrison and forced to issue an apology . to rowan encouraging the town to come together after on thinkable tragedy. harrison decided to punish his priests efforts to unite and comfort the people of newtown and that in addition to the bizarre it's very very . thirty years after her death iran's philosophy of selfishness and billionaire empowerment rules the world and today the united states and other independent governments around the world are crumbling while iran's billionaires are taking over with each new so-called free trade agreement especially the very secretive trans-pacific partnership which has less to do with trade and more to do with a new law of global governance for transnational corporations each one of these

>> commissioner harrison? >> here. >> commissioner martin? >> here. >> both commissioners levitan and arata are excused. as a reminder we ask you to turn off any electronic devices and we ask that you take any secondary conversations outside. in order for the meeting to proceed as efficiently as possible. if you would like to speak on an item today, please complete a blue card. you are not required to complete a blue card. but i will call the names off of those cards first. each person will have three minutes to speak on an item, unless otherwise announced by the president. just as a reminder, general public comment is on item 4 and then again continued on item 12. so if you would like to speak under "general public comment," those are the item numbers. last, if you could please address your comments to the commission when you are making public comment. in order to allow equal time for all, neither the commission, nor staff will respond to any questions during public comment. the commission may ask questions o

. >> don harrison spoke to parents who feel that that wasn't the right decision to make. >> reporter: this was a common sign during yesterday's morning commute. anne arundel county police got calls for more than 60 accidents in two hours. one was for a school bus crash, a car slid into the bus on richy highway near 695. no students were hurt. school opened on time and that had parents pretty upset. >> it's been disappointing because it's been slick roads, been a lot of ice on the cars and it's just been pretty tough. i think they kind of missed the call. >> we went through all the things we normally go through. >> reporter: bob moser with the board of education said they did all the checks at 4 and 5 in the morning and he said the icy conditions started around 6 when the high school buses were on the way. >> we got the cold snap at the perfect time and if the road temperatures are hovering above freezing and you get a cold snap, we saw what could happen. >> reporter: some parents don't blame the school district. >> the state highway administration should have called the school and let

very smartly the area south of harrison is set up. the silver tsunami is coming and i think this plan will provide for it. for businesses to succeed, they have to have a great product and llp is not going to help, if they don't have a great product and we already have nightclub that are closing and already closed. thank you very much and thank you to the task force members. my partner and i did attend the first community meeting at betsy carmichael and really appreciated the chance to have some input at that stage. thank you. >> thank you, mr. whitaker. >> my name is themus mickus and i have sent supervisor chiu and you an email detailing my position. i want to apologize in advance to speaking to a very small point that perhaps through inadvertent, i think allowing a garage to operate in an alley way would create traffic and other hazards should not be permitted. so i ask you to please, go ahead and adopt your plan as you have planned and without changing it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> >> supervisors i am with the company c

harrison passed away at 84 years old. >>> a developing story this morning. we are expected to learn more about a raid that happened at the north pointe flea market. it happened on saturday. police went in and was look for cds and fake brands like polo timberland and apple products. more than a dozen vendors were accused of selling fake products. police say the raid was on individual vendors and the flea market not shutting down. >>> for a story that gained national attentionch the mother who says -- attention. the mother who says her 2-year- old child was slapped by a fellow passenger on a flight. sherrie johnson is here with the latest on the investigation as the parents are speaking out about what happened. what are they saying. >> reporter: it's something that makes you wonder who would think about hitting a child. but that man is facing a federal charge and child's parents are speaking out. an idaho businessman lost a job after allegedly slapping a toddler on a delta airlinesflight. as of sunday joe hundley is no longer an executive in i'do at a aerospac

crisis of conscience and realized that i was the worst person that i knew. >> reporter: now harrison and his 50 staffers raise money to build wells and purification systems around the world providing water to 3 million people. >> helen in uganda said for the first time in her life she felt beautiful because she had enough water to wash her face and clothes. >> reporter: an estimated 800 million people use dirty water that leads to disease and death. harrison hopes to help another 100 million people in the next several years. >> companies donate money to pay for the salaries and office costs, so 100% of the fundraising costs goes to the project. you can track them online and see pictures of the wells your dollars can help to build. >>> we're taking a live look outside right now, a pretty soggy drive home for a lot of people in the area. topper joins us from the weather center. are we seeing snow tonight? >> i think you will north and west of town. i don't think it will stick. you have to go out toward frederick to see any accumulation. even there it's a tough call. we have advisories

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harrison passed away last month. nina harper's name will go in front of the full committee on wednesday. >> counterfeit merchandise was seized, as police targeted specific vendors in dundalk. charges are pending against the vendors. >> to mean that baguette not for do you mean that bag i got for $10? the turbulent life of a tragic country music star comes to an end. >> it seems there's no place that is safe from annoying ads. and even your mobile phone. >> today is the 10th anniversary of a snowstorm. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> good morning. kim dacey checking on your morning commute. there's a problem spot in the street. 28th lane closures are possible. 65 on 70near 29 as you head east for the beltway. traffic is very light for this time of the morning. this is southbound traffic at 795. it is picking up just a tad. not too many problems on the major roadways. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava marie has a look back at a big snowstorm. >> it is cold this morning. nothing like it was

with a new movie in the works, there's harrison ford. may return to play one of his most famous roles. >> i would love that. >>> it's the most unusual joyride you will ever see. what happens when you put a sloth on a ski boat? this is a sequel to the movie "snakes on a plane," sloth on a sea boat. this is a viral video. we'll show you more of this coming up later. >> you call that bizarre? >> yes. >> that's not bizarre to you, ron? >> can't keep my eyes off this thing. >>> we're going to start with a dramatic crash landing and a birthday present one woman will never forget. her husband took her along for her first flight, ever. and clayton sandell is on the story. >> reporter: tara fielding was flying high. >> we're over top of the overpass. >> reporter: taking a ride in a small plane above utah for her birthday. in back, husband, jonathan, with a camera. her mom, katherine, and 7-month-old son, jacob. suddenly, the engine starts freezing up, losing power. >> i know we're going to be fine. but this is kind of scary. >> reporter: they sea

harrison and others like her can find themselves waiting much, much longer.nds for public housing are slashed by $300 million and more than 100,000 families lose rental assistance, according to the center on budget and policy priorities. >> not like we're in good shape today. the need, the need for housing assistance is vastly outstripping the availability. this is going to make us go backwards and it's going to make the problem even worse. >> reporter: harrison's shelter is run by a nonprofit that gets some funding by donations. critics of housing say they limit this kind of public sector support. >> we know there is very broad, robust research that says for every dollar government spends on sort of these kinds of programs, it actually crowds out 75 cents of private donation to charities. >> reporter: after losing her job at a clothing store three years ago, harrison has finally had success in finding a new one. at the washington national's baseball stadium. >> i'll be doing the promotion and i'll be at the front entrance passing out t-shirts and keychains a

delegate harrison will lay in state in annapolis at st. anne episcopal parish church today from noon until 4:00. tomorrow she will stay in late at -- lay in state at her home church. they will receive friends from 6:00 to 8:00 tomorrow and starting at 11:00 on saturday and monday. then going to be buried at veterans' cemetery at garrison forest. >>> for early childhood education programs. two lawmakers proposed legislation that would take funds from the state's lottery revenue and create a program race to the top and that would allow local districts to compete for grants. now under the proposed legislation, maryland school districts would submit proposals to expand their early learning programs over the course of three years. >>> coming up this morning on "good morning maryland" at 5:00, alzheimer's disease is on the rise and the numbers are a lot higher than you would expect. >> coming up how many people are expected to develop the disease during the next 40 years. that is straight ahead. plus -- >> moms, you want to stay safe on the road

harrison died last month. dozens of people rallied outside the state house in support of a bill that would ban discrimination against transgender people. a delegate believes it is time for the general assembly to act. >> we should not allow discrimination and any kind. this is one of the last steps. >> no word on when a first hearing would be scheduled. >> should congress do nothing when it returns next week, maryland will fill the impact particularly hard. maryland, virginia could feel the most pain from the $85 billion in cuts because of the large number of government agencies. congress has until march 1 to come up with a plan. >> 6:08. when it comes to selling your house, the nose knows. >> pain at the pump. gas prices continue to climb. >> oscar pistorius is back in court to enter charges he murdered his girlfriend. >> local businesses are hoping to make prompt a reality for >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have an accident

harrison will lay in state in her home church in baltimore city tomorrow. >>> and update for you this morning on the underage sexual assault case for the man behind the voice of elmo. today cecil singleton will appear in court. he was the second person to speak out against puppeteer kevin clash. the third accuser is also expected in court. that person has yet to be identified. clash is a baltimore native and as a result of these accusations he has since resigned from his role with "sesame street." >>> taking a look today, police in anne arundel county seized an arsenal of weapons from a man they say snuck into a high school this week. >> this morning the suspect is at shepherd pratt. police are still trying to figure out why 25-year-old justin beaumont went to norris county high school on monday. he followed an employee into the school through a doored that not yet been closed. he was charged with trespassing and a further investigation led police to a cache of weapons in his home in glen burnie. along with magazines full of ammunition. that's when officers went into high alert. >> po

delegate harrison will lay? state in annapolis at the st. anne's parish church today from noon to 4:00. tomorrow she'll be in state at her home church the united house of prayer for all people to come by. >>> an ak-47. an uz huipiles, those are some of the -- uzi pistol, those are some of the weapons taken from a home in glen burnie. why the guy was trying to get back into his old school. sherrie johnson joins us with the details. you have the latest and new information on this. i bet they're wondering what he was trying to do trying to get into the school. >> reporter: there's a lot of suspicious behavior going on and police want do get rid of any potential threat and this morning, 25-year-old justin beaumont is at shepherd pratt for an emergency mental evaluation. police are not sure why he went to north county high school on monday and after the suspicious visit to the school officers went to his home in glen burnie. they found weapons and went into high alert in the wake of the mass shooting in newtown, connecticut. police found several

. >>> local leaders have nominated nina harper to replace had did harrison. the longest serving delegate in the house and died in january at the age of 84. the committee is expected to be guarded on to the governor. >>> some inspirational stories at the black history oratory contest. for years wjz has been a proud sponsor of this event. this year we get to showcase very talented students. >> everyone is relaxed. >> as part of witness's commune -- as part of wjz's contest 9th grader john clark came in third. >> i'm going to study mandarin chinese and i want go into engineering. >> the second place winner had never done public speaking before. >> despite the fact i was born with a hearing impairment i have braced who i am. >> it was very hard for me because i'm not ready good with talking in front of people. i guess i did it as an encouragement for me to get better in speaking in public. >> this year's winner. >> this boy benjamin grew up in a rough part of inner city detroit and struggled to make good grades in school. >> joshua campbell. >> no matter where i

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harrison ford, right? >> i am. it's called "42." it's the jackie robinson story. harrison ford plays the owner of the dodgers and i played dixie walker, the right fielder in '47. kind of the main antagonist in some ways, kind of helped start the petition to kick jackie out. >> all right. so we have to check that out. that is called "42"? >> "42. ". >> thank you, ryan. we appreciate it. i think this went okay, right? >> you did great. >> all right, youawesome. >> a-plus. >> thank you so much, ryan. let's get a look at the weather maps and what you will find out here to cinequest or anywhere in san jose. temperatures in the 50s here for the most part. again, this is happening over the next couple of weeks. you can go to their website and check out this event for more information. there's some 200 films and hundreds of different artist that is will be involved in this. on that seven-day forecast, what you're going to find is plenty of sunshine all the way through this upcoming weekend with some of the warmest

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her husband, benjamin harrison, died just one month after his inauguration. meet anna harrison and other women who served as first lady over 44 administrations in c-span's new original series, first ladies, influence and image. their public and private lives, interests and influence on the president. introduced with the white house historical association, season one begins february 19, on c-span, c-span radio and c-span dot oregon on february 18. >> british prime minister david cameron was in algeria wednesday for talks concerning the recent hostage situation that left six brittons dead and made a surprise visit to libya. he took questions from the british house of commons in his weekly question time session which topics included state of the economy, housing benefits for veterans and a proposed tax increase on beer and alcohol. this is 35 minutes. >> order. questions to the prime minister. alison seabeck. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with mine tieral colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in the house i will have other m

thank you very much, congressman pelosi for being here, and harrison thompson to help me take such swift action to have a national dialogue. congresswoman spear for your personal experience and what you are doing now, we're really grateful. i'm just one of many mayors. i want you to know that being part of the u.s. conference of mayors i had a lot of discussions with other mayors who are faced with tremendous challenges in their cities and if i have learned anything in the last couple years being both interim mayor and the new mayor and many of you know i'm not a lifelong politician, so i learned the politics of this job somewhat on the job. but one of the things i do know at heart is that we all struggle with this and we know it can never be an answer only that the police can solve or law enforcement in general, that we quickly learn that mental health, that preventing ammunition and guns from getting on the street, that education, job training, paying attention to housing, poverty, isolation, all of those elements lead to the uptick in violence. that's actually quite a strong lesson fo