entertainment was not permitted anywhere in soma and in other words, in this portion of soma and harrison street here, kind of following on the freeway was the dividing line and you can see the colors shift and north you have the yellows and the browns, and south, you have the blues, and for the most part and what that represents, is north of harrison is primarily intended to be mixed use, with mostly residential. south of harrison was service and light and industrial and it stayed the same, and it just changed to sal or sally to emphasize the arts and but it was still no residential, but the one change is that entertainment uses are permitted there now, and also in the wnuo which is the office district, which runs along towns and then also runs along 11th street to capture what is the, you know, the existing entertainment corridor that is there. and so, before, and as commissioner hyde mentioned when the task force is working on this plan, there is no such thing as an llp it exists in name. and it did kind of exist in concept, at some point as accessory entertainment, right? and so there

and so because the base line was north of harrison street was kind of like no entertainment. and so it was like, and the section just for the llp, and because there was essentially already, it was kind of an established and a commercial corridor with a lot of restaurants and arts related types of uses. >> okay. >> it feels to me, and i have to say that i, i have had a lot of problems with this plan since the beginning that harrison seems like an arbitrary dividing line and most of the established places are north of harrison, currently and if you explore what is in sally, and very few options, you have to basically create, a place of entertainment from the ground up. and my question is what if anything can you done to change it? >> well, any change would be over the legislation. as it is now is in the planning code and the zoning map. >> and the change to the planning, allows the other districts if you want to rezone in the specific property to allow them that would be, you know sh... >> either way it is legislative. >> what it feels to me is that it arbitrarily and at the ti

harrison ran for president with tyler as his running mate.he meaning was, if you vote for tippecanoe, which was harrison, you get tyler too. they won the campaign that year, and harrison died three days after the inauguration, and tyler became president. it was known in some quarters as his accidentcy. the battlefield today is surrounded by a wrought iron fence. the fence pretty much and closes -- and closes -- in closes the perimeter of the army camp. because there are dead u.s. military servicemembers buried it is treated pretty much as a cemetery. there isn't much in the way of interpretive materials. there is a large monument that was erected in 1908, but this battle secured the old northwest territory for the united states. it stabilized what had been a significant strategic vacuum and enabled the westward movement of the country to proceed forward. >> find out where c-span's local content vehicles are going next online. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> in this recent associated press image,

south of harrison was service and light and industrial and it stayed the same, and it just changed to sal or sally to emphasize the arts and but it was still no residential, but the one change is that entertainment uses are permitted there now, and also in the wnuo which is the office district, which runs along towns and then also runs along 11th street to capture what is the, you know, the existing entertainment corridor that is there. and so, before, and as commissioner hyde mentioned when the task force is working on this plan, there is no such thing as an llp it exists in name. and it did kind of exist in concept, at some point as accessory entertainment, right? and so there were discussions by the point that i got involved we were actually talking about individual land use and where they are permitted and how they are going to be treated. and we did consider them at that time, but just as accessory entertainment and we also came down was that they for the most part was treated like entertainment which is they are permitted south of harrison street with the exception of being fuls

and coming down from market to harrison is also horrible. from market to folsom at least is always a mess. right now there are 222 second story building is going up and they have narrowed the street because of the construction and they have the scaffolding coming out farther but in general even before 22 second street, that part of second street was always pretty dangerous for cyclist. people were making right turns onto howard street, the muni stops and goes around you and it goes actually uphill so people who don't have bike messengers and it can be a little bit dangerous for them. i reallien y encourage us to look at this again. just as the embarcadero plan that's coming out now that it has to be two complete separate responses northbound and southbound. those are just my comments, i look forward to what's going to be in the actual eir and i'm sure there are other forums and if any response to what i have just said, i would be happy to hear it. >> debra dwyer, planning department staff. thank you for your comments. i think our purpose fir

stay away from it. >> but about halfway through our stay at indiana, josh harrison stepped right intoble. during a shakedown of his dormitory, officers found a nine-inch knife hidden among his possessions. harrison said he was considering using it on another inmate, one who was convicted of killing his cousin. >> he's going to try to come with his little dumb story, you can believe that. oh, they was going to do something and he knows i'm not going to let no one do nothing to him, so that would be weak to me. in his heart he's got to prove that he's tough. he's probably like me. he feels a lot of pain, but he's covering it up by trying to show violence, that's all that is. >> when robert found out that josh had been caught with a knife, he wanted to talk to him before josh went into lockup. so, you know, we were filming, we were following robert up there and i'm expecting, you know, the nice father/son kind of chat. and robert just lit into him. >> you think it's funny, don't you? you're a straight idiot. what you go get the knife for, for real? why did you get it? >> to do it on my c

leland harrison was the real senior diplomat at the post d l dulles was at. in 1916 harrison oversaw the tapping of the germany embassy's telephone and telegraph lines by a secret agent named joseph nye, who would give a daily report to the secretary, probably through harrison, on what they learned. one particular coup in january 1917, nye was able to tell the secretary that the german ambassador was about to tell him later in the day that germany declared unrestricted submarine warfare out in the pacific, which was a big thing that brought the united states into the war. harrison made nye a special assistant to the secretary, making him the state department's first security officer. harrison then brought nye as an actual state department employee into the bureau of secret intelligence. gave him the title of chief special agent. and he then started recruiting other chief -- other special agents, especially out of the postal service to become state department impeesz. at least one of these was sent overseas to cairo later on in the war to report on the militar

they were marching up harrison and turned onto 13th. just a few minutes ago, protesters were stopping traffic. the crowd now heading out of there in the area of 15th and harrison. earlier this afternoon, a large crowd gathered and they've been on the move ever since. the big concern is as it gets dark in the east bay, that's when the protesters have caused the most damage. on the uc berkley campus today, sympathizers hung something with a sign that said i can't breathe. many are questioning the use of such violent symbolism. this was the scene in san francisco where hundreds of protesters gathered. a lot of police presence. don't head down the side streets. more officers have been called in for back up. they will take any action if they see any vandalism or other criminal acts taking place. and in the north bay, several protesters staged a die-in. many are upset over the shooting and killing over the 13-year-old andy lopez by a sheriff's deputy last year. he mistook the air gun for a real assault rifle. it was a replica. the family has

harrison complained about his shortage of axis and their poor quality in the building of fort harrison on the way up. he had the troops build bonfires to keep them warm and ward off the rainfall, but had them sleep in battle conditions fully dressed on their weapons. videoer, visit c-span's archives which houses over 200,000 hours of public affairs programming. >> the archives started as an idea of a half-dozen professors at purdue university who felt the longform, unedited content c-span airs is an important audiovisual record of public affairs, the entire congress, congressional hearings, presidential speeches. and that video needed to be saved and saved in a way that scholars and the public could use it. >> first, learn about amelia earhart's life and career through the george palmer putnam collection housed at purdue university. >> from an airplane, even the watchful purple hills could not see so well as i the state of -- stain of evening. she would have been 23 whenever she was writing these. but you can see that she has a romanticized view of the height, being able to see nature

this last slide is an example of the block between harrison and bryant. one of the major improvements of the project in this area would be widening the sidewalks. the existing sidewalks are only 10 feet wide on each side. we will increase them by 5 feet to 15 feet on each side. this block isn't typical of the whole area but approaching hairs -- harrison in the northbound direction we added a lane to help vehicles trying to get to the freeway or the bay bridge to get there easily or to provide space and capacity for them. but one of the exciting projects is what we are providing for them which is two lanes and it makes it easier for pedestrians to cross second and harrison. again, you can see the bicycle lanes in each direction, you can see the in fill of trees, the sidewalk widening is shown. south of bryant, that second turn lane is dropped and parking is added. you can see this block doesn't have any parking because of that second lane, but south of bryant we have the widened sidewalks and we have one lane in each direction and bicycle lane, also bike s

you can use harrison street, fremont, and all that should be wrapping up within about a half- hour. >> might find a little frost on your car this morning. >> you need a garage. [ laughter ] >> needs a credit card. [ laughter ] >>> well, we kick it off at 4:31 on a serious note. wreckage of the missing air asia plane has finally been found. mark albert reports debris and bodies in the java sea are from flight 8501. >> reporter: crews searching were lowered into the waters off borneo island as relatives of the missing watched in disbelief. teams recovered red, white and black objects floating in the area along with debris from the plane, search teams say. the several countries resumed the aerial search. >> australia has sent two planes to an area width of the island of kalamantan as requested by the indonesian authorities. >> reporter: the u.s. is part of the effort. the uss sampson is joining a growing number of ships, planes and helicopters involved in the mission which has been expanded to cover land. the missing plane with 162 people on board left indonesia sunday morning headed to

harrison ran for president with tyler as his running mate. the meaning was, if you vote for tippecanoe, you get tyler too. they won the campaign that year, and harrison died three days after the inauguration, and tyler became president. the battlefield today is surrounded by a wrought iron fence. the fence pretty much and closes the perimeter of the army camp. because there are dead u.s. military servicemembers buried, it is treated pretty much as a cemetery. there isn't much in the way of interpretive materials. there is a large monument that was elected in 1908, but this battle secured the old northwest territory for the united states. it stabilized what had been a significant strategic vacuum, and it enabled the westward movement of the country to really proceed forward. >> throughout the weekend american history tv is featuring lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. we traveled there to learn about its risks -- rich history. earn will gnash learn more at www.c-span.org -- learn more at www.c-span.org. c-span3.kend on >> will hear about th

south of harrison was service and light and industrial and it stayed the same, and it just changed to or sally to emphasize the arts and but it was still no residential, but the one change is that entertainment uses are permitted there now, and also in the wnuo which is the office district, which runs along to

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orthodox street or harrison street is the best way to go. chris? >>> and septa passengers will soon be able to use debit cards and even cell phones to pay for rides. transit officials will begin testing a new key payment stimulater this month. septa hopes the new system will be ready to go in 2015. septa is one of the last major transit agencies in north america to use metal tokens. >>> it was a strange sight after a hotel was evacuated. we'll tell you why hundreds of people dressed as animals were out on the streets. wow, they weren't kidding. that story's ahead. >>> plus, the royals have arrived in the u.s. you'll find out where william and kate will be spending time today. >>> and if you haven't done so yet, this is a wayway to get a head start on your morning. wake up with your own nbc 10 personality. download the morning app to your smartphone. makes a great holiday gift as well. you'll find headlines, a live stream of our morning newscast, and you can even set your alarm to wake to the voice of an nbc 10 personality. everything you need to st

. >> commissioner harrison. >> here. >> commissioner wei. >> here. >> just a few remark focus you have any electronic sounding devices that are on please turn them off so they won't go off during the meeting. you will have three minutes to speak under public comment. remember when you make public comment that you make it to the commission. neither the commission nor staff will respond to any questions until public comment is through, and the commission may ask staff to respond once that done. if there's an item -- if there is not an item on the calendar that you wish to speak on an item under the jurisdiction of the recreation and parks commission you would speak on item four which is general public comment and then it is continued again on item 9, and last as a reminder the january committee meetings are canceled. we will have our full commission meeting in january but we will want be having committee meetings, and with that we are on item two, the president's report. >> thank you. a few items. one is with the heavy rains in the last weeks i am very happy to report that the harding go

car and harrison are in custody. investigators say 23 year old darren renaldo was shot multiple times in front of his home on thanksgiving afternoon. police say evidence led them to car and harrison who were arrested tuesday. detectives say the two are linked to multiple robberies and auto thefts. >>> san francisco is holding its annual chipping of the trees event to let people know when and how they can recycle christmas trees. the event outside city hall includes a giant wood chipper. to give you an idea of how the trees will be turned into wood chips that will be used to generate electricity. curb side collection runs from january 2 through january 16 and it's on regular curb side pick up day. >>> a christmas day fire left two homes in san francisco red tagged as unfit to live in. today we learn the fire caused more than $1 million in damage. a victorian home on mississippi street near 22nd street is a total loss while the house next door is heavily damaged. fortunately, there were no injuries so since most of the

they were marching up harrison and turned onto 13th. just a few minutes ago, protesters were stopping traffic. the crowd now heading out of there in the area of 15th and harrison. earlier this afternoon, a large crowd gathered and they've been on the move ever since. the big concern is as it gets dark in the east bay, that's when the protesters have caused the most damage. on the uc berkley campus today,

now come word 95-year-old eddie harrison died from the flu. his daughter where he become a wright said he -- rebecca wright said he seemed to just give up when edith did not come back. >> he had no purpose to get better. i think his immune system was weakened, of course. because he had such passion for her. >> wright said that he did get a chance to talk one last time with edith monday, the day before he died, but her family said she's just too fragile to attend the funeral. >>> we have word of a possible data breach at chick-fil-a. the company says it's received reports of unusual activity involving payment cards at several restaurants. chick-fil-a says customers will not be held responsible for any fraudulent charges. >>> still to come, a history lesson on the origin of the times square ball drop plus a look at some other new year's eve traditions around the country. >> but first why recovery teams are having such a hard time finding victims from that >>> search teams looking for more remains from flight asia air 8051. >> so far only a few b

and harrison.. that's closeo lake merritt. >>> another look from our chopper of the protestors in oakland. right now, they are near 27th and harrison that's close to lake merritt. moments ago they lit a fear near the whole foods. the protests had been peaceful for the most part. we'll keep an eye on them. >>> the russian river has dropped about 8 feet since overflowing its banks yesterday in guerneville. it was the first time that section of the river has flooded since 2006. the high water was more of an inconvenience than anything. because there was no major damage. >>> but a much different story in redwood city. dozens of people are staying in shelters after their mobile homes were red-tagged. water from a canal flooded the le mar trailer park yesterday. some residents don't care about evacuation orders. they plan to stay. >>> they are scrambling to clean up in southern california before the next round of rain. cbs reporter bigad shaban is in ventura county with a look at the damage. >> reporter:

take orthodox or harrison street. out in delaware 95 southbound, we do have some road work there, that's going to be cleaning up in the next ten minutes or so, so just watch out for some crews around the area between delaware avenue and martin luther king, boulevard, which is around fourth street, left lane completely blocked for the next ten minutes or so. now carol, it is cold, it is cold, what's going snob. >> yes. i know, unfortunately, we're into december, jest, a and we're also looking at coastal storm that's going to be coming up here. so not only going to be cold, it will be wet. today, we should be dry, most of the day, you can see on storm scan3, we do have the clouds starting to move in here. we're going to be finding them increasing as we go through the afternoon, temperatures are cold, 28 degrees in philadelphia, 23 in allentown, it is 30 degrees in millville, 24 in reading, so the cold air is here. and soon the coastal storm will be as well. we will be finding a loft rain, one-3 inches every rain possibl

the resulting clean-up forced shutdown of several blocks of harrison street there. the fallen tree also damaged a car in the area and in vallejo firefighters had to saw through a massive eucalyptus tree. on 80. the tree fell on a minivan causing a chain reaction crash, hit a tangle of power lines leaving some nearby homes and businesses in the dark. >> you just hear a large bang. the power started flickering and went off for a while. we run outside and you saw the tree fall. >> a stretch of the freeway highway 80 shut down in both directions for hours. you might imagine snarled traffic for miles. >>> the strong winds also caused direct damage to buildings. this building in oakland where quite a few shingles will have to be replaced. that got pretty damaged. downed power lines over the past day or so. in martinez, downed lines onward street set two parked cars on fire. firefighters had to wait for pg&e to cut the power before they could douse the flames. the fires melted nearby streetlights. no injuries. >>> pg&e crews worked overnight to restore power to thousands i

have died. >> eddie harrison died yesterday from the flu never getting a chance to see his wife edith again. she is still with her daughter in florida where she was taken in a family dispute over her care. >> i want my wife back home with me. >> reporter: that was eddie harrison earlier this month the day after his wife of six months, 96-year-old edith hill, was removed from her alexandria home that she shared with him and her daughter rebecca. she was then sent to live with another daughter in florida. >> they were always so talkative to the people and we got so many congratulations. there was so much excitement they had and their bucket list, so to speak. >> reporter: the couple had gotten some publicity for their summer wedding dancing the night away. edith's daughter rebecca said they were healthier and happier together. rebecca wright said eddie was never the same after edith was taken from the home. he apparently lost his will to live. >> he had no purpose to get better. i think his immune system was weakened, of course, because he had such passion for her. >> reporter: eddie ke

kerry gary radnich>>: to start 19 and to no coach in history has ever started like that harrison barnest 1.11 in the stretch. one of five to 93 the war years on 19 and to war yea they'll go to seattle at least obtain point underdogs. t d a hopefully you'll say why not. new speaker: "it's something i am obviously working non." gary radnich>>: he is traded to a loss angeles and badgersdodge earthiness santana is that supposedly the guy they're looking at. pam moore>>: will have a team coverage on the white and windy weather conditions, to meet issues. have will have a team coverage on the white and windy weather conditions, to meet issues. have a good my nai'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to

there's a building fire in frankford, stick with harass -- harrison or herbert instead.have trouble with the lights outside the sports complex in south philadelphia. we have a disabled vehicle on cottman from bridge street. we have delays on 42 northbound from 41 on up to 295. >> thank you, matt. breaking right now, mystery surrounds the discovery of a dead woman in south jersey. her body has been stuffed into the trunk of a car. katherine scott broke the story at 4:30 a.m., live at the maple shade hotel where the body was found. katherine. >> reporter: matt, investigators were here for hours gathering evidence. looks like they are starting to wrap up the crime scene. a tow truck was here and towed away the vehicle that police were concentrating on for hours. some police vehicles remain on the scene at quality inn on route 38 in maple shade. police say the him woman at body was found in the trunk of the car. this investigation began late last night when family members called police saying they were concerned about the woman's safety. police traced the location of the car

six people at harrison and speed. five at stake in congress. police say the protesters blocked streets in those locations after officers asked them not to do that. the protesters have been released. in a statement police say police will always protect the rights of residents, the rights to free speech and also peaceable assembly. on the north side. back to you. >>the city of chicago is being sued for eavesdropping on the cellphones of street protesters. the suit stems from a pro- michael-brown protest on "black friday." a police mobile unit, known as a "stingray," can home in on cellphone signals. and one police radio call suggests, the authorities used the stingray to try to anticipate the protesters' movements. >> are you guys picking up any information possibly? >> of the most people agree there should be basic information out there about how it's working and how our rights are being protected. >>for its part, the police department says its always protects the people's rights of free speech and peaceful assembly. president obama is respondin

the idea may have motivated her son harrison to get moving. >> i don't know if it has to do with thear he's really started crawling and moving around a lot more the home. >> also allowed harrison to play outside and travel at the same speed as his older brother for the first time. >> they're not walking yet. some of them at the age where we would typically think of children being able to walk. it gives them experience of moving through space that they won otherwise be getting at that speed especially. >> a professor of physical therapy in delaware came up with the idea after a trip to toys r us he realized he can use inexpensive materials like pvc pipe, pool photos, harnesses and wiring to hot wire the power wheels. the invention is helping children nationwide who may not ever have been able to move on their own. >> if there's a child whose unable to use their hands to press a button to make the car go, you can move the button and put it behind their head so they can use it like a head switch. >> purchasing one of these little cars and adapting it only costs $250. compare to a motori