i am the agent for ike's place. can i submit a letter from the head of the office of economic and work force development? president peterson: if you want the board to consider this right now, you need to read it into the record. you would be using some of your time. we may not have a chance to read it while you're speaking. but go ahead. >> she is also here, if the board would appreciate speaking to her or hearing from her as well. ok. i would like to start off by saying it is our position that we were not served properly. there is three different addresses that this notice has gone out to. it is my understanding that it was actually served on one of the other two addresses, and we actually received it -- the actual notice after the 15-day window. assuming that we were served properly, at the time we were involved in three different lawsuits, two of them against two pairs of tenants that were living upstairs. the main one was actually against the land for himself. all of these lawsuits basically involved in commerci

during this time and august, ike's was a fairly large story. it was in "the new york times" and the newspaper. they could not get the owners authorization. when they closed in september, there were roughly 40 days when they were operating in noncompliance. at the beginning of october, october 7, we sent a reminder, and administrative reminder. it was that which triggered the jurisdiction request, the filing on the 21st. in regards to whether or not there was proper service on that, all the notifications have been properly received by ike's place. the first notice, beginning with the enforcement notice sent out in april -- that describes the process. you are subject to penalties. you have an appeal right. and we do send certified letters out. you did receive a certified it receipt that ike's place received it on july 14. our department received this back on the 15th. commissioner fung: would you put it on the oversight -- on the overhead? >> we have the return receipt that shows it was received by ike's place, and i believe it was signed by an e

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ike made its final landfall in texas as a strong category two hurricane. with a category five equivalent storm surge. it devastated the island but it also impacted houston and my congressional district. it was a huge hurricane from 500 miles across, making it nearly as big as texas itself and its hurricane-force winds extended 120 miles from the center. it was blamed for at least 195 deaths, with substantial death and injury in texas. 195 deaths overall. the hurricane also resulted in the largest evacuation of texas in the state's history. an estimated 100,000 homes were flooded in texas. numerous boats washed away, smashing and flooding homes, knocking out windows, electricity, estimated to $2.5 million. you know what, mr. speaker? most of the people were deved because the electricity went out -- devastated because the electricity went out for almost eight weeblings and there were individuals without the ability to go to work. so these dollars will not be misused. and the important point of this legislation is there is a pay-go provision in it. it will no

kelly knew if trevor was anything ike her, he was a survivor.news came she was pregnant, the planning started. kelly knew she would be returning to work and would need she immediately called gale dobson, a kelly had known for 20 years. she knew dobson as a woman people in the community trusted. >> i didn't just choose a daycare provider out of the newspaper. i didn't juut pick one out of the yellow pages. i took time as to who i wanted for him. >> reporter: it's a decision kelly may regret making for the rest of hee life. >> i know i spoiled him. i didn't have a set schedule, because i just saw like he was a baby and when he wanted to sleep, i let him sleep. when he wanted to play, i let him play. we just kind of rolled with ii. >> reporter: within two days of being in dobson's house hee3 was on life support. >> i begged god to let me take hissplace or just let me die next to him. i don't want to live in this world without him. >> reporter: trevor died withinndays. doctors later testified that trevor's death was no accident but a homicide. >> we

that was one of the chasms that ike was speaking about. anyway, you were asked the question.t they are so proud of what they are doing. i mean, that's their job. that's what they are committed to do. and they have pride in their work, in what they are doing. >> larry: do they understand it? >> i think they do understand it. how could they not understand it with all the news coverage? >> larry: you came into an administration headed by a man very opposed to war -- well, who isn't? but voted against iraq. is that perception -- maybe both of you -- changed in the past two years? >> look, he was against the war in iraq because he thought it could have been avoided and it should have been avoided. in the very beginning he was not against. he felt we had to react in afghanistan where al qaeda came in and actually killed us. the thing that was interesting about the confluence of his commitment to make america safe and what jill does running around the country is there is a great phrase, only 1% of the americans are fighting the war but 99% owe them their support. it's really interes

>> we have the return receipt that shows it was received by ike's place, and i believe it was signed by an employee. with that, i will answer any questions. vice president goh: it is the department's position that the 15-day period ran may 5, or something? >> it was between july 13 and july 28, the 15-day period that the permit holder could have requested appeal on the notice of violation. vice president goh: thank you. president peterson: can we try to see the signature line again? >> sure. can i have the overhead, please? that is what we had received. president peterson: thank you. >> it is my understanding ike's is now operating at a new location. i think commissioner garcia pip question of the use of the jurisdiction request -- i see nothing beyond if this board were to take jurisdiction and reduce the penalties. but i do not see how one could find it was not in violation. it was clearly in violation at the time. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, commissioners, the matter is submitted. commissioner garcia: the reason i might be willing to -- that i persona

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among those ousted: a number of veteran democratic leaders, including 17-term missouri congressman ike skelton; 15-term minnesota lawmaker james oberstar; 16-term budget committee chairman john spratt of south carolina; and 13-term pennsylvania congressman paul kanjorski. in the senate, republicans picked up at least six seats, and by late this afternoon two races-- in alaska and washington state-- remained too close to call. >> give michael bennett a big big round of applause. >> ifill: and colorado incumbent michael benett was only able to claim victory this afternoon, although his opponent republican ken buck had yet to concede. >> change is hard. we can't get it done overnight, but we can get it done together. this definitely a race for the record books. >> back to work for the people of nevada. >> ifill: in one of the most watched races of this election season, senate majority leader harry reid managed to survive a tight contest in nevada. next on his agenda, he said: finding middle ground. >> the founding fathers in their wisdom said that the house of representatives should be di

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ike legette has issued an order to allow liquor sales on sunday. that could bring in as much as 2 million bucks a year. e sunday sales will be allowed to start november 21st. it is 5:16 and we're in the ddle of happ hour, and doug joins us now. any news on the weather? >> yes, can i have some water? >> there you go. >> beautiful day. >> it was lovely, nice breeze. >> it's going to stay that way. over the next couple days. not just stay that way. it's like a carbon copy each and every day. we've seen 63 and sunshine tomorrow. we'll see 61 but also some sunshine. let's take a look out there and show you whatwe're dealing with. the sun has made its way down. still a little bit of light left. we'll have another 15 minutes or so of light befor it gets reilly dark outside. that's what you expect this time of year. nice warm afternoons, temperatures falling down in cool overnight crisp morningings. winds out of the north-northwest at 10 miles per hour. 61 in manassas, down toward quantico, 59 degrees. laplatcoming in around 61 degrees. over toward salisbu

the washington examiner has learned that ike leggett has issued an executive order that would open liquor stores on sundays. the order is expected to be finalized tomorrow. the plan will reportedly be introduced as a six-month trial. the arrangement will allow the county to capitalize on higher than normal liquor sales an the holidays and ensure the setup produces a profit. >>> authorizing water boarding is one of the startling revelations that president bush offers in his new book. >> it was the time someone called him a racist that still upsets him even today. former president bush writes in his new book that he personally authorized water boarding terror suspects. he said the interrogation technique helped to stop attacks in britain and america. >> i will tell you this, using those techniques saved lives. my job was to protect america, and i did. >> reporter: but he specifically wrote about protecting british targets like london heathrow airport and the capital's banking district. the book claims 9/11 mastermind mohammad folded after being water boarded giving up large amounts of infor

eddy, freddy, ike. >> larry: i saw freddy and ike perform. your father was, what, only 49?yeah, yeah. i don't think he was even that old. he was born 1919 and passed in 1965. so he wasn't even 49. more like 46 or 47. >> larry: so, now you lead, what hospital was cookie in? >> she was there and i was in cedars. >> larry: not even close. >> no, my friend tammy met me at the house and it was just wild. it was wild. and we went, got to the hospital, and then we ended up, of course, sitting there for hours and hours and hours. >> larry: they didn't pay attention to you? >> oh, no, i'm just saying that they prepped me and all that, but the actual surgery didn't happen until that afternoon. and my sister passed actually around 8:00 something that morning. but they did not tell me, and my doctor expressly said to my family, don't tell her. i want her to go into this surgery upbeat and still thinking that cookie is doing okay. >> larry: so your kidney was from a dead person? >> yeah. >> larry: what was your -- you wake up, what does it feel like? is there any different feeling? >> y

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. >> i feel ike crying. i wake-up in the middle of the night and my roof is torn off.i'm totally violated. it was shaken. my car had somebody's roof faal on it, material things. >> reporter: many folks are pushing to get back in their homes quickly. they have medication and other vital thhngs they want to get to. a cur few i curfew in place yesy since 5:00. the police offfcers have 1, 2, and 3 and 4 at every single here because it's so dangerous inside. >> that's right, and it's a shame to think that e're one week away from thanksgiving, and these families are dealing with -ot being able to get their things out of their home and whether anything is recoverable. >> reporter: the thing they are thankful is no major injuries. some have been able to think on the bright side and thankful for stuff like that, others still worried about what is next. >> absolutely joel. >>> as joel said mayor stephanie rawlings-blake declared a state of emergency after walling up and down the streets and surveying all of the damage, she decided to establish a reliefú fund for all of the peopl

so what i -- what i -- what ik so what i -- what we're asking is that any time the conference center is open, that they -- they're required to have 95 parking spaces. i think their lawyer is a little mixed up because he says there's 67 parking spaces. there are 25 parking spaces that -- there are two developments basically there. there's bridge housing with 150 units, they're required to have 25 parking spaces. there are 67 parking spaces in the whole place. so they really only have 38, i think it is, parking spaces that they can use. that's why your predecessors on the planning commission understood the deal and that's why they required the project sponsors to have 95, really 24/7. he's also a little mixed up on his $340,000. yes, if you had a valet parker in there 24/7, 352 days a year, lawyers can make anything sound but but that's not true. if you really figure it out and figure out that between the hours of 8:00 and 5:00 and any time they have extra events, it would be closer to the $144,000 that he made a mistake and put in his original document. what i would ask is a motion th

the government is moving to introduce measures that it hopes will be an incentive to amils,ike guaraeed child care and parental leave. berlin once tax-funded care for children when you're an older to be made available by 2013. that is already the case in one state. >> this is nikko. he is proud to be going to nurture reese school, following the footsteps of his older sister, -- he is proud to be going to a nursery school, following the steps of his older sister and a temporary his father reduced his working hours with the kids were born while their mother kept her full-time position as a college professor, and coordinating their schedules is a complex task, but things that easier once he went to nursery school. >> first of all, i can keep working without any disadvantages. at the same time, i know that my kids are being looked after. i don't have to worry about anything bad happening to them. >> the family just bought a house. he wants to work full time again. every bit counts. they are happy they don't have to pay for their children's care at nursery school. it is a new experience for

vote for the game you would ike to see highlights of by going to foxbaltimore.com and click on high schoole of the weekk this week's slate of games for friday novemmer 19. all regional finals in the football playoffs. broadneck vs arundel in football. franklin vs. north harford in football. wilde lake vss river hill in football. city college vs. eastern tech in football. we will announce the winner on thursday night. >> and remember you can watch all the high school state championships over on our sister station, cw baltimore. 3 a tate final, ttursday december 7:00. 4 a finals next day, friday december three, 7:30. two championships on saturday december 4. first the 1 a staae finals at noon. followed by 2 a staae championship at 2:30. you can see all four state title games on our sister station, cw baltimore. i will be joined by former ravens wally williams in tte booth for all four games. >> final look at the overnight. it looks liie we will see a chance of thunderstorms, and temperatures in the 60s right now. [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent. [ younger brother ] oh, do you

and it looks ike dry as you see on the future scan. no activity in the form of precipitation. and into friday, saturday, and then sunday, off to the west you start to see the leading edge of the next system that will be affecting us by early parts of next week. giving us a shot of rain. tonight 35. cool conditions. winds out of the north at five. tonight 59. clear skies. winds outside of the north at five to 10. a beautiful day all and all. closer look at the seven day coming up. >> demolition gone wrong. the aftermath and what caused right now, verizon has the new samsung galaxy tab. at just seven inches, it's the only tablet designed for maximum mobility. and it's android-powered and flash-enabled for the best web browsing experience. get yours at verizon. >> this is the ohio edison power stack. one of the largest in the country. >> not anymore. built in 1927 stack active until operations ended back in 1981. it was set for demolition today. but everything didn't go according to plan. get this. >> yes, this was supposed to fall the other way. no one was hurt. nearly 4000 peop

county executive ike leggett said he rejected the idea in the past but he is wilng to reconsider it. virginia is exploring a similar money-making plan. earlier this weekeggett announced mopt goalry county liquor stores can sell alcohol on sundays. that could bring in an extra $2 million a year. >>> beginning next year paying to go toollegen maryland could cost more money. governor martin o'malley says after a four-year freeze the tuition rate cannot is stay flat much longer. he is pushing for a 3% increase next year. he hopes to keep the increase at 3% the next four years. >>> underage drinking and hazing at g.w. they are investigating five fraternities and sororities. all five of the chapter being investigated occupy university townhomes on townhouse row at the university. according to the school paper, approximately one quarter of g.w. students are involved in greek letter life. >>> the ballot count in alaska is getting pretty ugly. murkowski's team accused rival joe miller of making approximate petty challenges had in her write-in campaign. one appeared to have her name printed an

ike a monthly miracle? dr. kim mulvihill o explain. >>> all right. is what's called the monthly curse more like a monthly miracle? dr. kim mulvihill joins us to explain. kim. >> reporter: well, allen, we're talking about a woman's menstrual cycle and whether you call it your period, that time of the month or aunt flo, one company is calling it a great source for stem cells and that has a potential to one day cure disease. stem cells, the future of medicine, with the potential to cure just about everything. but it's a little more complicated than donating a vial of blood. the best kind of stem cells come from embryos or after a baby is born. stem cells are collected from blood in the umbilical cord. one company says the future of stem cells is in menstrual blood. they are doing research and selling the ability to collect and store what they call your monthly miracle. >> there didn't seem to be any downside any risks associated with doing it and there was a lot of upside potential. >> reporter: dawn mcfadden decided to try it buying in the company's cl

michael in new york first how hard is it to make a list like this ike as i know that you're one of seven. editors there to put this together and maybe what are some of the most and. biggest criticisms that you've gotten so far. well you know it's very hard to do this power something that's it means different things to different people so we define power very specifically we defined in four ways we asked whether a person has power over a lot of other people in the case of a country like russia we look at the population we ask whether or not they have significant financial resources compared to their peers so for you know a head of state we look at their g.d.p. for a company we look at their revenues and then we ask whether or not they're powerful in multiple ways so somebody like mayor bloomberg of new york is not only a politician he's a billionaire he's a media figure bloomberg some weird thing first that we're going to italy and then we ask whether or not they actively wield their power and actively wielding parties actually what gives i think putin a pretty big jump up who came in fou

and missouri's ike skelton chair of the armed services committee. in the senate, hear reid, who barely survived his own re- election bid was calling for compromise today. >> i think the main message that we should have received last night-- i know that i did-- is that people in nevada, the american people, want us to work together. >> reporter: but after an election where even the president's former senate seat went to the g.o.p., republicans aren't in a mood to make deals. >> let's join together to move the country back to right of center. >> reporter: one person who has not made her plans clear is the current speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. will she become the house minority leader or make way for someone else? katie, she hasn't announced it yet. >> couric: all right, and i'm sure you'll be keeping an eye on that. nancy cordes, nancy thank you. the midterm election was also a big test for the tea party movement as well as for sarah palin, who has upped her profile in national politics. so how did they do? cbs news estimates palin- endorsed can

so they have got ik vick, they have got receivers and they have got weapons and a running game.ing to be tough to handle down the stretch. >> tony, your former team, the colts, lost of course, toy at new england. big comeback but they fell just short when peyton manning was intercepted in the last minute. the third pick of the day for him. did throw for four touchdowns. but that dropped their record to 6-4. is this cause for concern in indianapolis in they were 14-2 on their way to the super bowl last year. >> they are not used to being in this situation but they have got enough guys who understand that december is when you win championships and they will bounce bk. they will get some guys healthy. they have got to come down the stretch and just get on a streak and they have done it before. my last year there, i think we were 4-3 at one point and then ran off eight or nine in a row. they are caple of doing that and any time you have peyton manning you colts can get on a streak like that. >> we turn to mike florio. among the topics tomorrow in your monday ten-pack, the titans eem