i am here on the secret wine shop at 1097 howard st.. propose operations -- sunday clothes, saturday through friday, 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.. if approved, the premises will operated shop was on sale and of sale premises of wine. applicant premises is located in a high-crime area appeared applicant premises is located in a low concentration area. there are no records of protests. conditions -- sales, service, and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of

i am here on the secret wine shop at 1097 howard st.. propose operations -- sunday clothes, saturday through friday, 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.. if approved, the premises will operated shop was on sale and of sale premises of wine. applicant premises is located in a high-crime area appeared applicant premises is located in a low concentration area. there are no records of protests. conditions -- sales, service, and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. no persons under the age of 21 shells sell or deliver alcoholic beverages. the interior lighting contained herein shall be sufficient to make easily discernible the appearance of all persons and patrons in possession -- on the premises where alcoholic beverages are possessed or consumed. supervisor chu: thank you. any questions from the committee? i will open it up to public comment. are there any members of the public that wish to speak on item 1? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> make a motion t

in the area, and i also appreciated your historical analysis, in particular, the reference to 631 howard st., which was very well done. so i think it is well done. i would move to certify. >> second. again for the general public, remember the eir addresses the alternatives, and some of the issues brought up. we will discuss later, but the eir itself i think is very well done, and michael here is extremely good in his responses to the general public. commissioner moore: my concern is that my question regarding policy and forward-looking response to concerns about not yet determined open spaces on top of the trans bay terminal were not really answered. however, i would appreciate if there would be a more pro-active way of looking at it and also looking at the expansion of the museum. i cannot help but say, and not particularly singling out the developer or this eir, whenever we have an aggressive developer- driven eir, it gets very tight around howard and this question that does not really adapt a response to questions which are not being spelled out. the issue, and i'm talking to the juniors

this is an important you because it talks about this historic building their along howard st. just off the corner, and we want to bring the base of the building along so that it carries that line across and relates to that part of the neighborhood. intentionally sits back there, what it reveals, and along the base of the building, we really wanted to make that march use of glass and big, movable doors, so when those doors part, that lobby and that place -- cafe tables really become part of the light of the city, really becomes part of the life of the neighborhood along with the articulation. here it is with the street trees, so that becomes kind of an arcade with the trees, clear glass buildings and movable doors, really becomes very lively, and a part of the city would be kind of a blank for sought that is more of a fortress -- blind -- blank facade that is more of a fortress. they are looking along second street. the reveal their -- there that reveals that four-story base. the street trees that i think are important to give the building scale between it and our building. her

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howard university. and nbc's norah o'donnell st there now. >> good day to you, tom. we are here at howard university.ck university in the nation's capitol. how many people here are considering going into teaching? so you can see, tom and secretary duncan, a number of students interested in teaching. a lot of us want to know about incentives. what incentives are there to go into teaching. ? >> yes. thank you. my question is you talked about the incentives to join, but how are you going to make sure after they join it they stay in the classroom? >> great question. we talked about the 9 through 14 school that will be created here. one thing howard has done in a creative way is they run a phenomenal charter school on the campus. it's not just the series of education or a philosophy of education. they have a fantastic school where the students are going to train. as we start to think in a more creative and innovative way, i would love to see more universities like howard pop up and create the pipeline to enter great universities like howard university. i talked about the teach grants. something else we fo

howard? >> still watching the tornado warnings right now to the east across south central anne arundel, calvert and eastern st. mary's until 4:30. we will update that on live doppler 9000 hd. a lot to talk about. 9 news now will return after this. [ male announcer ] itchy dry scalp? get selsun blue for itchy dry scalp. strong itch-fighters target scalp itch while 5 moisturizers leave hair healthy. selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. time for football on verizon fios. the nfl in 100% fiber-optic hd quality. that's a good start. but what's this? i can check my fantasy stats without changing the channel. and get an alert any time my team enters the red zone. and then watch every red zone play on nfl redzone. watch out couch, you've got competition as daddy's favorite. it's time for fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v visit verizon.com/getfios. >>> i'm andrea roane. here with howard bernstein. let's get to it. >> we have the flooding rains and have to worry about severe weather in the form of tornadic thunderstorms and this morning we have a tornado warning for d

include carol, baltimore, harford, cecil, down through howard, anne arundel, and off towards the eastern shore. those pink counties to our south, calvert and st. mary's. that's a tornado warning, extending through 7:00. because of doppler radar-indicated rotation, which is the first sign that something may drop from the clouds, a funnel cloud and touch the ground. nothing has been confirmed on the ground as of yet. pushing to the north at 40 miles per hour. so this thing is racing to the north. next one on the list could very well be anne arundel county. we're watching it right now. we could take it in closer, you can see what appears to be circulation around the orange shading near chesapeake beach and through eagle harbor. we'll watch that area head up towards the north at nearly 40 miles per hour. really a deal, you may be dealing with this shortly. shady side and annapolis. it's just heavy rain. we'll watch this storm, could race to your location, you could be next on the list. right now, look at rainfall, annapolis, over two inches. edgemere, 2.63 inches and anywhere from an inch and a half to over two inches of rain in most locations. f

counties until 1:00.ú anna ruanne arundel baltimore c, charles, dorchester, howard,cl, montgomery, prince george's, queen ann'sssomerset, ston the storm. meteorologist steve fertii continuing to track the rain right down to your neighhorhood. that is coming up after the -reak..3 >>> and i'm meteorologist emily gracie live at fells poont where blue diamond almonds! more bold flavor! more variety! more value! more of what you want... not what you don't. blue diamond almonds. (play-by-play announcer) it's up and it is... good! more than a snack. >>residents through the regiooú are joining us. >>> we in fells point have seen a lot of water on the roadways. it wwlllonly get worse as the morning goes by. tte steady rain is coming down.ú it's the ligh lighter rain we hv we're watching the water level because it's low tide right now. we have seen water rushing through the area with the as high tide approaches shortll afternoon, that will certainly be an issue. i waat to take through the watches in the aaea, becauue ww have a ttrnado watch in effect until early this afternoon aad now a tornado aaning for kent county. this is toppin

morning, as you are traveling in howard county you want to watch out for a fallen utility poll in wood bine in bot!!woodbine in both du want to stick with old annnpolis road or st michaels road as an alternate, it's expected to reopen at 9:00 a.m. no problems at liberty road. along the inner and outer loop. if you'rr traveling at the outer loop, you're looking at an 11-minute ride. it will be clear if you're %-that will take 11 minutes.3, if you're traveling the northeast cord o corridor,,an ae speed of 55 miles per hour. patrice, back to you. >>> in today's primary eeection all eyes in baltimore city are on the race for city state'ss3 attorrey. incumbent patricia jessamy is facing gregg bernstein. megan gilliland is ive at grrnt elementary where gregg ii expectee to be there.3 >> reporter: the polls are opening and already -xcitementing building here. there's news crews and the signs lining the sidewalks as enter tte school where a lot of people will be voting today.ú bernstein no doubt the underdog here this morning facing jessamy a 11 year incumbent of the position. bernsteinn truly picking up speed, picking up major endorsements, like the baltimore sun and

howard county for about another 15 minutes. stay tune. i'll have another update and veronica will joy me again. >> thanks very much. due to the weather conditions all st. mary's county public schools will dismiss two hours earltoday. all afternoon and evenig activities have been canceled in st. mary's county. no addition al -- or ino additional amounts are made, schools will operate on a normal schedule tomorrow. due to weather conditions, all public county schools will dismiss two hours ely today. our team coverage of this wet day continues now with tracee wilkins who joins us from annandale, virginia. that's where this morning's floods took a dangerous turn. >> reporter: here in northern have virginia as we s throughout the rest of the area a big mess with plenty of roadslosed throughout the area. and here on this road another example why you should not try your hand at high water. it was a wet, long, miserable morning commute that started for a lot of drivers on thinner loop of the beltway after a tractor-trailer jackknifed. it happened just before 5:00 a.m. fuel poured from the truck causing major backups throughout theorning commute. meanile, in

st. louis. >>> at number 4, dan uggla has hit 30 home runs. they say he can't field. looks pretty good to me on this ground ball by ryan howard. they win 3-1.ase. number 3, ruben tejada gloves it, rips it, jose urea spins, complete double play. mets beat the pirates 9-1, my question was that better than number 2. gore dan beckham flips it. double play, white sox lose though, lose 9-3 to the twins. roberta. curtis granderson robs ben zobrist of an extra base hit. they win it in the 10th. ,,,,,,

st. louis. >>> at number 4, dan uggla has hit 30 home runs. they say he can't field. looks pretty good to me on this ground ball by ryan howard. they win 3-1.at first base. number 3, ruben tejada gloves it, rips it, jose urea spins, complete double play. mets beat the pirates 9-1, my question was that better than number 2. gore dan beckham flips it. double play, white sox lose though, lose 9-3 to the twins. roberta. curtis granderson robs ben zobrist of an extra base hit. they win it in the 10th. they get back into first place, 8-7 win and we'll be back world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california was working. i'm jerry brown. california needs major changes. we have to live within our means; we have to return power and decision making to the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. she fought to get our veterans the first full combat care center in california. her after school law is keeping a million kids off the street and out of gangs. and she's fighting every day to create new

st. mary's and calvert into anne arundel over the next 15 minutes. elsewhere on the radar we have some very heavy rain that is falling, as well, continuing to fall, now in eastern howard county. that's heading off to the north. another pocket of someoderate to very heavy rain is falling into northern montgomery county. southern loudoun unty. western fairfax county. another pocket of very heavy rain is falling in southern unty. all of this is traveling due north at a raid rate. all this associated, again, with this huge storm system that continues to circulate just off the atlantic sea board, and over the last three hours we've had this rain really pick up in intensity. we had light rain earlier in the eveng but just in the last couple of hours we've had a couple of waves of very heavy rain. likely many the small creeks and screams are going to become very full with water and maybe even overflow their banks in the next hour or two. right now we don't have any flood warnings but certainly there's some ponding of water on all of the roads, all around most of the entire region. this rain stretches not only from across our metro area but all the way to our west into the mo

st. johns. every sitting president since james madison has visited. >>> at howard university hundreds gathered at a memorial service for walters. among his many accomplishments, shaping campaigns for reverend jessie jackson. dr. walters taught life lessons. >> he said don't measure yourself by them, you are better than that. and i'll never forget those words. and the respect we had for him was so great, i took my little b-minus and walked out. >> walters was thrust into the segregation debate after he took a seat at a wichita, kansas, in the civil rights movement. >>> it is 8:10 on this monday morning. poverty rate is at the highest level in 15 years. we'll look at what this means for everyone, including d.c. residents when we come back. >>> and then the university of maryland campus put on alert. another robbery near the college park campus. stay with us. that and more coming up when fox 5 morning news continues.  ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ >>> check headlines at 8:14. we s

howard will get us started. >> i think we will be here until 10:00 a.m. actually. >> we have a tornado warning across caliver and stmary's county until 7 a.m. southern calvert, parts of st. mary's and tornado watch covers the metro points east until 1:00 p.m. go to live doppler 9000 hd. we have a lot of rain we are looking at here in southern maryland. the storm between saint leonard an lusby here. this secondary storm in saint mary's city so a couple of area we are watching for rotation and strong wind and potentially could put down a short lived tornado. heavy rain from benedict, as well. this is moving in to southern and southeastern prince georges county. calvert county. what a mess it's been there this morning with at least four inches of rain reported. flooding in the north beach, chesapeake beach area as well and other areas reporting flooding throw the next few hours, plum point to saint leonard. elsewhere go the metro and show you what is going on. a turn warning is a doppler- indicated tornado. we don't have any confirmation but we are seeing rotation in the storms. is we will be safe and issue the tornad

howard county, maryland, kathleen cairns, for fox news. >>> well the skins try to rebound from a heartbreaker and they have to do it on the road. the team is in st. louis to take on the rams so can they get back in the w column after the tough loss to the texans. dave ross is here with a preview of the matchup. >> it's never easy to win on the road, right? we'll find out today. it's the first test. hopefully this is a test they'll pass. >> and i love the matchup between the two quarterbacks. >> that's one of the guys we're going to talk about right now. and we have to hope there is no houston hangover today because in all honesty, the skins are flat out bedder -- better than the rams and you mentioned one. the skins hope he doesn't get his first win today. he would be quarterback sam bradford and so far so good for the rams new franchise player. bradford was the first overall pick in the draft and he's already showing big-time promise. now the rams decided to throw their star right into the mix and he's been impressive in the first two games this season, albeit two losses. but the skins say they will not take this rookie lightly. >> watching him

howard county. watch for more delays on northbound 45, mount airy we are looking at closures and and overturned tractor trailer. new accidents coming in, mount vernon place shutdown between stide and on self 95 we have drive * down to the fort mchenry. here is a quick, live look at traffic. and we will switch over to a live north of child streak, everything going smoothly. that is the latest, 03 you. -- over to you. >> we were in the 40's yesterday, and now we are in the 60's except along the pennsylvania line. 68 downtown. the forecast today, there is a chance for a thunderstorm late in the day, high temperatures into the mid-80's and it will stay there all the way through the week. perhaps 90 on friday. >> did you just call me santa? [laughter] >>> 8:00 now on a wednesday morning, it's the 22nd day of september, 2010. so summer hanging on for the next couple of hours. we're going to get into the 80s "toda today and maybe a little bit warmer tomorrow. outside this morning, along with meredith viera and al roker. coming up we're going to talk about this beauty pageant that's making headlines on both sides of the atlantic. >> she's from wales. some wonder how somebody from w

st. paul, barbara. caller: i agree you with the word peace. guest: thank you. i receive it. caller: i have a granddaughter who is at howard university graduating in a couple of years. guest: wonderful. caller: i live in atlanta in april and my daughter lived out at college park and they were having problems with transportation out there. guest: yes, ma'am. caller: using that you will have the problem cleared up pretty soon -- and do you think that you will have the problem. duprey soon? guest: -- the problem cleared up pretty soon? guest: first of all, there is a differentiation. college park is not a part of the city of a plant appeared my ability to control -- that is not a part of the city of atlanta. my ability to control what goes on in college park is limited. but we have a system that runs through college park and connects to it as a part of fulton county. we have a regional transportation funding solution that will be strengthened and that will allow us to be a strong partner for the city of college park. host: if we see you this time next year, what will be different about atlanta? guest: one thing is that atlant