howard is a legend. i don't want to say everything, but we sat in his living room and he said, trust me, this business is tough. you have to make huge investments. sometimes they pay off, sometimes you learn from your failures. it is remarkable to see someone who took cerna overnight from a small company to a huge company that merck bought, and now to see what he has done in just a couple years with nectar is extraordinary. it makes the point, people. he is absolutely right, all of these fancy buildings, computing taking shape, 2 million square feet, only 1 million left, that is all great to have the physical space, but there is a point that people get why everybody wants to be down here. not just science and biotech companies, but it is people, it is a collaboration, interaction at the fitness center, what you are getting coffee. it is the connections after work and before work that sparks the quality and the imagination that leads to the spirit that defines the best of what ucsf and academia and berkel

howard, your turn. >> there will be areas that don't have theys in montgomery, howard and prince georges county. we have slick streets due to the snow band that's been persistent the last couple of hours. coming down 270, you will see it there. frederick to urbana to clarksburg. eastern montgomery on the border with howard county. this is drifting to clarksville. glen elk may get in on this right now it is west of you and laurel, this is the heaviest snow we are watching this morning. i anticipate we will have some snow covered streets. you see it north and east of bowie almost at 301. watch for that. temperatures in the teens and low 20s now. top out near 30 this afternoon. >>> it is 6:00 a.m. here's monica. some slick streets out there. >> we say the affects of that, especially on 270 where there was an accident at route 109. we will take you there. the accident is cleared now and delays are getting better. may not look like it here but it is a 15-minute ride from 80 in urbana past 10 t which is an improvement on 270. once you are beyond this, you are moving well this though rockville.

joining howard, why not. chris: we'll be right back with our big question this week, who had the very best year of everybod you may have heard his name already. be right back. lightning fast. lightning strong. verizon 4g lte. rule the air on the most advanced 4g network in the world. chris: welcome back to our annual award show. who had the very best 2016 c13 chris: welcome back to our annual award show. who had the very best 2010? we have four nominees of our own but you may have had others. our four, tea party movement itself, changed walk. the flip side, republican leadership in the congress like mitch mcconnell and john boemiter. big year for them but they also now have to deal with the coming challenge of handling the tea party. or was it the royals over in britain, with the engagement of the future king and queen. good year for the queen,kiing a elizabeth and monarchy. or was it hillary and bill clinton, already mentioned. she posted another idea as secretary of state and he was pivotal helping democrat

it includes howard, montgomery, prince georges, anne arundel, carroll and frederick. i believe the dc area, as well. however, however, let me show you what is happening on the radar. you can see most of the area, can we just get that shot adjusted? we will show you the snow falling frederick across montgomery county. this is coming in to northern prince georges. got that right there? that is that persistent band. we are seeing this on live doppler 9000 hd and when you see it going light to flu, the darker the blue the heavier the snow. from urbana down to 270 to around, almost to gaithersburg, middle brook, 124 over to laytonsville, south of damascus to olney and howard, montgomery counties going down to laurel had some snow earlier in college park. right now looks like a little more to the east of there. through bowie and lighter davisonville to shady side. watch for the snow in morning. temperatures in the teens and low 20s and anything that is not treated will be slippery. back to the weather computer and start the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast. obviously, maryl

howard? >> i think so. because the left wing of the democratic party is going to be busy trying to find its own identity and argue about what the democratic brand is and all that kind of stuff. and obama's going to be trying, i think, succeeding, do get a deal. chris: that's the pattern established this week. >> the tea party is the force. the democratic left is not. chris: everybody likes lower tax rates. and everybody says at least they hate loopholeless. isn't there a potential, this is what bill bradley did, lower the rates by increasing revenue by plugging all these phony loopholes that the corporations and the people with special interests get through offer the years. >> that could be done. >> and the deficit commission said you could find $1 trillion by closing loopholes and everybody from warren buffett to bill gates, billionaires -- >> there's one difference between now and 1986. and that has been the exponential growth and power of lobbyists. lob yists protect loopholes. they're going to win. they

howard the first, drwew, is one of our premier project managers. his dedication to the agencies suggest -- agency's success is highly commendable. he exhibits a style that is very disarming. it brings consensus among peers and stickle average. -- and stakeholders. he is very efficient. i give him a task that takes four hours for the normal human being this morning, and it took him 10 minutes. i am honored to be able to present the award to drew howard. [applause] chairperson nolan: mr. howard, congratulations and thanks on behalf of the agency and people of san francisco. >> as a san francisco native who has been writing muni -- riding muni since i was knee high to a grasshopper, it is a privilege to be able to give my services over the last 19 years to muni, to be part of it. i also need to think my wife, clare, who is born with me and i have been at innumerable community meetings like it at night. maybe daddy will come to dinner tonight. it has been a privilege. thank you very much. [applause] executive director ford: the final item i need to bri

this shows the impact on howard and now, -- and natoma. is passes through for the parcels before entering into the new facilities. the bus ramps are wider because they are going from one way traffic to two-way traffic. eventually, they are going to be a more substantial design. now the foundation requires we demolish in order to construct ramps in a safe manner. this concludes my presentation. >> any questions? with that let me ask if there are any members of the publish who wish to speak -- public who wish to speak. let me ask if there are property owners who wish to speak in opposition. if there are, please the of to the microphone. each property owner shall have five minutes. >> may it please the hon. board, my name is fitzgerald. a garage owner. we have filed an objection letter dated november 23 in. additionally, after i am through, he will address you as to the fax. in addition to the item we filed, one item became apparent which should be brought to your attention. that is referred to as immediate possession. the city is now going t

. >>> amy is in for howard, and howard is calling in watching. she is doing a good job. but first, we want to run dune the list of school closings and delays. schools in howard, montgomery and prince georges county in maryland are all on a two hour delay and lowdon county schools in virginia. in maryland allegheny county schools, queen ann, st. mary's and charles county schools are closed. warren county and frederick county schools in virginia are now closed. public charter school in dc one hour late. virginia culpepper county schools closed friday. caroline county schools in virginia closed friday. fairfax county schools open two hours late. >>> and fred ricksburg city schools are on code grown. king george county schools are closed. orange county schools are closed. page county schools are also closed. prince william county on code red for employees. stafford is closed, employees in stafford county are on code two. in west virginia berkeley county schools opening two hours late, grant county schools, hardy and jefferson county schools opening two hours late. no a.m. pr

western howard you saw it on the border with montgomery. this goes in to college park and bowie and even in to parts of anne arundel county. west of annapolis is seeing lighter snow showers but it will cause slippery roads the next few hours and that's why a winter weather advisory until 9:00. not out of the question that some of this drifts to the metro the dc area the neve next half hour to an hour. back to the weather computer and show you the day planner for today. temperatures have slowly climbing to 30 degrees. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast today, obviously we have flurries and snow showers this morning. watch for that. we have the wind also. very blustery. 17 to 25 t. sunrise 7:18. setting 44:67 but the wind chills are in the single digits. in fact a wind advisory is up for everybody here now. toward culpeper and fredericksburg. we will have sustained winds 15 to 25 or 40 or higher later on today. right now we have gusts close to 30 in washington. 31 at cambridge. pax river 33. 37 in winchester and oakland, maryland where the

howard? >> reporter: anita, the storm is pulling away. you'll be able to track the storm, pushing through the region. really hit the hardest was in the early afternoon about 3:00 to 4:00, it started to wind down. now, southern virginia might get to an extra dusting. the rest of us, just a couple of flurries here and there. i want to talk about sunday though. sunday is the anniversary of the december's record-breaking snow from last year. one or two things are going to happen. this storm goes out to sea, no problems, right? well models have been flipping and flopping. this is giving us headaches in the weather office because storm track b though, that comes much closer to the coast. if that happens, this will be major east coast storm. this could happen sunday into monday. and i mean a major storm, especially up for new england, impacting our snow as well. you know, there are some folks to have a chance for a little bit of a break. someone submitted this photo to wusa9.com of a snowball fight

>> good morning, howard. we're seeing snow returns on there. let's take a live look at the doppler 9000 hd. these, what you see in blue around new market, harrisonburg along 81 down toward charlottesville. this is not hitting the ground just yet. it is evaporating. we're waiting for the atmosphere to moisten up a little bit. we can track the snow that is falling on the titan. we do see some areas farther to the west. we're probably going to see the snow falling. on titan, we'll see the snow creeping closer to the metro area. howard, some areas getting maybe at most several inches of snow in some areas. >> the problems are that's cold right now. even if it is not treated, it is going to stick. 22 here in washington. light northwest wind. however, there are the suburbs. the snow is coming. you can see it from indianapolis and at charleston, west virginia. as you were talking about the snow in southwestern virginia reaching the ground. we'll take a few hours to moisten up. on the future cast here, by 1:30 this afternoon, we may have an inch of sno

. -- 580 howard, and demolish it, and construct a train extension. they are greatly destroying our ability to to lease it by driving, taking all our property, and now constructing this bus route 5 feet away from our property lines with no sound mitigation measures. this is our elevated bus routes. it is within 5 feet of the property line, and the graphic shows the elevated bus ramp going on to our property, so i am not sure how that is happening. my point is they are damaging to us. why are we being so damaged by this process? it seems the only reason they are not taking the whole property is for the current value of money. i am here to encourage you to stop damaging to us. >> are there any other property owners who wish to speak? seeing none at this time, if i can ask if there are any members of the public to oppose any of these resolutions? if you wish to speak, please step up. seeing none at this time, if i can invite the staff for up to 10 minutes of rebuttal. >> thank you. to quickly go through some of the issues, they have mitigated the steps b

the owner of a howard county wildlife sanctuary is appearing to keep 23 monkies.leen lateen owns the sarchght weary in woodstock. the county board of appeals is hearing the case to decide whether or not she can continue to house monkies. her neighbors whose property on old frederick road shaves shares the driveway says the sanctuary draw large crowds. the couple believes the sarchght wary should not be able to house the exotic animals. and it's licensed to operate by the department of agriculture department. officials there say they will inspec the facility once or twice -- inspect the facility once or twice a year. >>> speed cameras will catch more fast drivers and bringing in serious revenue. baltimore department of transportation says from november 1st of last year to the same time this year, it hand out more than 379,000 citation at 40 bucks each. and that equals a total of more than $15 million for city. city leaders and the department of transportation official insist speed cameras are not a revenue generator but a safety tool. >>> eight minutes before seven

. >>> howard is here to tell us we might see a little snow for another day. >> no problems today. plenty of sunshine. the only problem will be the breeze being up. we may top out at 32 today. windchills will stay down in the single continuing legitimates -- digits this morning. teens to low 20s this afternoon. the mountains have seen less snow than earlier. oakland is 9 degrees. it's 19 in ma fan sas. -- manassas. it's 19 at the patuxent naval air station. the forecast highs have been around 32. maybe 33 here in town. warm spot culpeper at 35. but you folks in the shenandoah valley, winchester up to hagerstown, it will stay in the upper 20s. here's monika sam samtani with the latest traffic. >>> we changed our light from green to yellow. that's because we have a couple of incidents to tell you about. we'll start off first with some video over into the district where we've been telling you about some icy conditions in the 3rd street tunnel this morning. if you're heading northbound on 395, you're okay at the 14th street bridge and again once you head into the 3rd street tunnel, icy

right now good morning to annie, who is in for howard. she has weather first and we are just hearing prince georges county is also on a two hour delay. >> reporter: good morning guys, happy friday. no surprise with the delays out there. still some areas may see slick road conditions. the major roadways not looking too bad. we are talking about subfreezing conditions on your friday morning, so bundle up once again. here's a look at your day planner today. sunny skies as low pressure has moved off, onto the east. can this morning, looking at 2 degrees. -- 29 degrees. currently in the 20s and teens for your friday morning. our satellite and radar picture showing that system has moved off to the east and we are now seeing partly cloudy to mostly clear conditions, to start off your morning. your highs for today, okay the good news here, we have light winds. temperatures are going to be above freezing by the highs for today. 36 at reagan national for your friday. culpepper, you may even break it up to 40 degrees at that mark. oakland, 26 degree

help me, howard. help me, howard. i've never needed you more. how can a guy who claims he's a supply sider, loves all kinds of tax cuts, here's a bonanza in tax cuts across the board for all classes, including his? and he's saying he's against it. >> well, there's both substance and music here, chris. the substance is in the op-ed he wrote in "usa today" today, mitt rock romney says his objection is that he wants these tax cuts to be term permanent, not two years but permanent. what he's really trying to do is show he understands the music of the tea party. i talked to one of the founders of tea party p patriots and he said what he doesn't like about the deal is it was quote, done in the dead of night. in other words, it was done with barack obama. what a lot of republican conservatives don't like and what mitt romney -- >> don't hug that guy. don't hug him. >> what mit romney is playing to is the fact that conservative circles this is now known as the obama compromise and that in and of itself is enough to doom it in their eyes. >> even a fist

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harford, baltimore, carroll and howard anne arundel county, possibility of upward to an inch of snow. we have to two bands of snow with the break in between. most of the roads are wet. they are warm but some cooling could cause freezing and especially north and west. this afternoon windy and ted steady or colder temperatures. and more snow on the way in the extended forecast. here's the most powerful doppler radar. through northern unann aid ropedel county light snow that -- ann aid rundle county, light snow that could be -- anne arundel county with light snow that could be sticking to the grass. snow from southwest to north. westminster will get a little snow. we will show you their temperatures are at 30, and 32. dropping to near freezing. could be slick west of town. but we are cold with snow showers this afternoon. kim brown, how about the road? >> reporter: how about the roads. it's cold outside. you could see some precipitation where you are. for the netly, the road conditions -- fortunately, the road conditions are not too bad. we have an accident still lingering up in aberdeen

. >> as you heard from howard, the snow is on the way. salt trucks around the region are getting ready for the expected snowfall today on wednesday. crews in maryland, virginia and d.c. pretreated the interstates in the area roads. the road crews are hoping all of this work will help prevent a repeat of all of those accidents we had on last friday. >> the tax cut compromise has passed a senate and now heads to the house. but lawmakers there have some serious questions about the plan. >> however, they know time is running out. as whit jon reports, if they don't pass this by the end of the month, everyone in america will see their taxes go up starting january 1st. >> the yeas are 81. nays are 19. >> the tax cut compromise may have sailed through the senate but it could have a rough ride in the house. democratic leaders plan to vote on the bill as early as today. but first, they want to raise the estate tax for the wealthy. a change, they say, would save billions. >> think of what you could do with that $25 billion. first of all, you could r

howard had 27. butler routs stanford 87-53. >> in berkeley, mike montgomery and cal hosting cal poly. down only 4. later in the half for three from the corner. money. bears up 42-39. then mark sanders for the follow. he had 15 points, ten boards. cal shot only 38% from the field. guiterrez with the dagger from deep. wasn't pretty, but cal now 6-4 with the ten-point victory. >> that's the tempy like -- tempo we like to play. >> that made us less aggressive, and obviously the clock's ticking, and it's either do or die as far as winning. so that puts pressure on us. >> mike: at the wooden classic in anaheim, st. mary's improvess to 9-2 with a big win over long beach state. >> 35 bowl games in the next 24 games. big time for college football fans. we kick off with the new mexico bowl. byu and utep, their last bowl win was in 1967. i think that's when alan was born. nine-yard touchdown, 14-0 cougars inch the second heaps, 31-yard. byu up 31-10 he at the half. hoffman, three td grabs. byu blows out utep.

street, block number 3721, lot number 019. 568 howard street, block number 3721, lot number 020. and 13 parking easements, interests across and through 85 natoma street block number 3721, lot numbers 095 through 105. block 3721, lot numbers 109 through 118. adopting environmental findings and guidelines under the california environmental quality act, administrative code chapter 31 and adopting findings of consistency with the general plan and city planning code sections 101.1. president chiu: col relation, at this time we are going to sit as a committee as a whole to conduct the public hearings on the proposed resolutions of necessity to acquire certain property interests by eminent domain and then vote on the resolutions themselves. specifically, well consider the acquisition of real property commonly known as 85 natoma street number one, number two, three, four, five, seven, nine, number c-1, to 60 tehama street, 564 howard, 568 howard, and 13 parking easement interests across and through 85 natoma by eminent domain for the public purpose constructing the transbay transit cente

now, howard, you've been talking about one to three inches.reated surfaces. that's where we're going to see problems. i saw a sign i had never seen before at connecticut and nebraska, one of the portable signs saying weather pavement treatment. beware. that was supposed to happen today. starting at 10:00 a.m. >> that's probably some of the pretreatment, the solution that's suppose to the keep the road a little bit -- >> this is a sidewalk. >> people slipping on the sidewalk. >> want to talk about culpepper county. by 8:00, they'll make a decision. >> your advice to them? >> the snow is coming. if the snow was leaving, ok, a delay is warranted but with the snow coming, i think a lot of the districts are doing the safer than sorry thing. i think is applicable. >> let's get you going on the day planner. bus stop forecast for those areas that aren't going to school today. it is dry this morning. i think the morning commute is going to be ok. cloudy and cold. temperatures running teens to mid-20s. now, in the shenandoah valley down south toward har

howard. >> thank you very much. annie will be in for me tomorrow morning. >>> 19 degrees in gaithersburg. and this is why the snow is so fine and powdery. when we get the weather snow temperatures up around 30, 32, 33. right now we have 23 degrees. feels like 18. want to show you quickly, got to show the snow totals that we are projecting for today. snow is coming through. it will be with us for the rest of the afternoon and the evening. so don't worry about that. there is -- it is only so quick i can get through. here is the future cast. by 4:00, maybe 2-inches in spots. down south looking at three plus. and by 6:00, fredericksberg 3.5. still 2-2.5 here. and we have 25 today and 38 tomorrow and saturday. by sunday, a slight chance of delmarva gets snow. and another chance of snow on tuesday. we're going into the kitchen at 12:22. you're watching 9 news now. >> happy holidays. this is colonel dave hall from kabul, afghanistan. i would like to wish happy holidays to everyone in haymarket, virginia. especially my love

. >> reporter: the buildings and the offers are four-story 568 howard, $6.2 m neighbor 564 howard, 1.45 million. a million dollars for 60 tehama and about 3.58 million for three owners of 58 natoma 580 hours already taken in parts. chris daly told the examiner the owners were holding out for more money. no one at city hall returned our calls for comment but this attorney says. >> the issue my clients haven't said they are going to take 580 howard in the path of the project and they haven't made any offers. so they have taken two of the five pieces of 580 howard you want them to take the rest because it's hard to run the building with only three-fifths of it. >> reporter: supervisor supervise chris daly says they are holding us up for more money. >> there is negotiation over fair market value. we want the negotiation over all the property that's going to be taken. >> could this problem stand in the way of progress on the transbay terminal? >> i don't think so. i mean, my clients support the project. they don't dispute that the properties are necessary to the project. quite the opposite.

>> well, i debate howard dean on college campuses routinely.ou have just seen what in that clip what i get to see in college campuses which is when he is lucid, he suddenly turns into something other than what he is. look, this is a guy who wanted a more expensive version of health care reform. one trillion $55 billion for first 10 year price tag was too little for him. he wanted robust public option which the taxpayer would pick up even more cost. for him to sit here and say we can't have this tax package because it's too expensive, what he is saying basically is we leave too much money in people's pockets and we need to take more of it from him. remember, of this bill that's before the congress right now, $480 billion of the so-called cost is leaving in people's pockets the money that they already have under the current tax rates if we were to raise tax rates, it would take $408 billion out of the pockets of americans over the next 10 years that would be if we kept the current rates in hand. he doesn't like that. he wants that money. this has

help me, howard. i've never needed you more. how can a guy who claims he's a supply schneididsider and he's he's against it. >> well, there's both substance in music here. the substance is in the op-ed he wrote in "usa today" today, he says his objection is that he wants these cuts to be permanent, not two years, but permanent. what he's really trying to do is show he understands the music m imic of the tea party. i talked to one of the founders of tea party p patriots and he said what he doesn't like about the deal is it was quote, done in the dead of night. in other words, with barack obama. what a lot of conservatives don't like and what mitt romney -- playing to is the fact that in conservative circles, this is now known as the obama compromise and that in and of itself is enough to doom it in their eyes. >> even a fist bump is barack obama is lethal now. >> that is a republican's biggest concession here. for two years, mitch mcconnell has played the strategy of i'm goipg to make him acceptable. >> did you hear boehner on 60

folks in howard county. as well as prince george's county. montgomery and points sooth of @%at. %-because the snow will start to fall around 11:00.3 lunch time for us.@%12 r 1::0. and then into the evening rush houu. @% it could be a sllppy commute coming home. going to work should be okay. how much are we talking about? i am thinking traae to 1 inch ssate line innpennsylvania. one to two across the cennral portion, altimore, annapplis, back to ellicott ciiy and howard county. ann down toward dc, laurel, ddwn to around one to 3 inches, and northern virginia ne to 3 inches. so decent snowfall furtter south you go on the 95 corridor. clear skies tonight. 22 degrees. breezy conditions. for tomorrow, looking at the snow showers coming down in the afteenoon. ann evening.3 take your patience. @%d five-day forecast shows 37 friday. saturday there watching for 30% @%ancc forrthe storm to form. could go over the atlantic. so we will watch it to see how it plays out. and then clearing anddcoll temperatures for next week. >> topless acrobbts put onnthe performance of a lifetime. highhprofi

his banter with howard cosell quickly made dandy don a fan favorite.e was 72. >>> basketball, miami is start to go heat up. they beat the bucs with their fifth straight win. miami was up 11 at the break. a pass from wade in the second half behind the back to chris bosh and bosh did the rest. heat won it, 88-78. >>> from the magic's chris duhon. the ball is going out, duhon reached around the defender, flipped it to his teammate while diving head-first into the crowd, and that is an assist the hard way. duhon was fine. but the magic worked. >>> and a show against the thunder. a circus shot in the third a season high 29 for him. final seconds of the quarter, derek rode from mid court and banked it in. chicago was up, 16. but the shot of the night was from benny the bull with his back to the basket, he heaved it up from half-court, off the backboard and in. benny the bull, a winner as were the bulls, 99-90. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> is a pay cut in shock jock howard stern's future? your early morning entertain

howard to smith to beat the buzzer, it was 41-22 at the break. howard benefits the long pass, gets the hoop despite the foul. he went for 27. butler rolls 83-50. stanford 6-3 after the loss. >>> cal with the 61-41 winner. saint mary's got a career high 28 and improved to 9-2 with the win over long beach state. >>> in one fell swoop the nba's magic dramaticly remade its roster. arenas goes to the magic from washington, the wizards get lewis. the magic made a deal with the sun. turkoglu returns to orlando, as richardson. in exchange for them the suns get vince carter and another former wary ear, they play tonight in portland. >>> college football's bowl season got started today in illinois. the quarterback got in the end zone twice against fresno state in boise. the huskies win 40-17. 11 games for the first time -- the bowl run down for you tonight at ten. the championships and the sharks who lead st. louis 3-1 in the second. we will see you tonight at ten. >> that is the report for tonight. >> for all of us, thank you for joining us. the next news