of that permit of the use much less a three year lapse. the evidence is overwhelming that the zoning administrator didn't abuse his discretion and looked at the facts and we didn't abandon the project and the use didn't lapse and that the project can move forward. members of our team are here tonight and can answer questions you may have and chris hawk from mission development group and another colleagues and thank you very much and ask you to up hold the zoning administrator's determination. thank you. >> thank you. mr. sanchez. >> thank you, as noted this is appeal from the zoning administrator letter of determination and requests that the department specific ask that the time lapse of approval of the authorization has been violated and i would answer that question and response. background on the project. it's located at 800 brotherhood way and residential low mix zoning district and height district. the subject property is more than 7 acres so it's a large project. the project sponsor began with the application in 2003 with submittal of

there's simply no evidence there is any lapse of use over the last three years. there has been continuous efforts to move it forward. there is continuous interaction with city agencies. the zoning administrator was absolutely correct there is no indication of abandonment of use, lapse of use. there is ample evidence otherwise and ask you to upheld the zoning administrator's determination and that is the question before you tonight and that narrow question whether there is abandonment of the project for three years and the evidence is overwhelming there hasn't been. thank you. >> i have a question for you. what is the outcome of the litigation in answer court? >> there were. >> >> two lawsuits and one was ceqa and negative declaration filed in 2005 and denyed in 2006. mr. lagos a pied that. the other churches and schools did not appeal the court of appeal and dismissed that appeal in 201270 later in 2007 is there was a permit issued for tree removal and this board upheld that permit. mr. lagos and another neighbor filed a second writ petition in 2007. that was den

add to the fact that they use a time-lapsed camera, people love to watch things in time-lapsed cameras>> some people even go so far as they will get ketchup and french fries and try it. >> jason's passion for creating unusual works of art doesn't stop with ketchup and fries. there's the cheetos elvis using crumbled cheetos, the lipstick angelina jolie drawn with various shades of lipstick, and the bette davis mascara painting drawn completely with mascara. but his most famous work comes shortly after he finishes ketchup art. it's a time-lapsed version of the mona lisa using microsoft paint. >> most people that have used windows have tried microsoft paint. it's the paint program included. it's usually good enough to draw a stick figure, and that's the extent of it. >> jason says he wanted to create fine art while using a simple consumer program like microsoft paint. >> the idea i had was to take something that people had experience with and put it with another thing, which was the mona lisa. it was two things that they could relate to and give it a value of its own. >> despite the limit

take a look at the time lapse. morning low temperature of 25 degrees. mostly sunny right now. here is a look at some of the current temperatures. notice how they are mainly in a lower 30's, right around freezing.31 and sterling. factor in the wind, it feels like we are down right near 20. here is a quick look at your travel forecast. from denver, all the way to boston, at no big travel problems. i will talk about the coldest air of the season, coming up. >> police in prince william county have identified to a man who shot a woman in dumfries. there wanted in connection early thursday morning. the tollivers knew the victim and they say there is a third suspect. the sheriff's office have released a composite sketch after an attempted abduction on wednesday. we have a drawing of a man who grabbed a 13-year-old girl as she was walking to her boss stop. the man tried to force the girl into a van with two other men in it. investigators are reviewing surveillance video from school buses in the neighborhood right or wrong the times did happened. the debate over guns, martin o'malley i

let's give you a time-lapse this morning. skies cleared fairly quickly. notice the ripples in this time-lapse as the northwesterly winds pushed the water downstream. we'll see a continuation of clearing skies through the night and clearing temperatures. by morning we'll see clouds increase. 21 in gaithersburg. 26 in quantico. the wind-chill is still a factor. it will be light tonight but it will drive the wind-chill into the lower teens. high clouds increase overnight. 10 to 20 is the range of temperatures. watch for refreezing of any wet spots on the ground. then the clouds roll in and look at the temperatures. tomorrow afternoon the next area of light snow. that is what it will be, light snow. we're thinking pvents 5 to 1 inch is likely, 1 to 2 inches of snow is a possibility. it will warm up next week. check out wjla.com. we just posted a blog about this next system and it has more information about how it will affect tomorrow's commute and the timeline. it is good information there. that is the latest from the weather center. back to you. >> good deal

you see the satellite in time lapses. usually whats is you kind of catch them going just vertically across. it's pretty unlikely that's that what would be and also feels too low for that. when we played it back and looked at it, we were just kind of amazed wondering what it was, and your imaginaon gets going when you look at the thing. >> what are some of theers people that have seen the video? >> about 100 different possibilities. it ranges. i've heard people say some kind of insect. i've heard flying ining delore somebody. >> anybody showing up at your door, government official, demanding the video? >> not yet. i'm hoping that doesn't happen. >>> it's trash day, and maybe time for some revenge. >> it looks like he kind of spilled out some of that trash on purpose. >> that kind of thing is garbage. really, garbage. see why, next. >>> now i'm back with a hit straight from the gig, talking about songs in the usa. >>> she's back with a new 49ers rap song. >> she is so cool. i love her. >> and bal >>> some surveillance video

this is a time lapse studio, where you can control lights and cameras very precisely. a film camera shoots 25 frames per second. but if you modify one so that it only shoots one frame per second and then show the film at normal speed, well, then you increase the speed of action by 25 times. and as the sophistication of time lapse photography has increased, so we have been able to show that plants can be as competitive and as aggressive as many an animal. and it was the mastery of time lapse that allowed us to make a series called "the private life of plants." condense three months into 20 seconds, and the desolation of winter quickly warms into the riot of spring. speed a week into a minute and you can sense the urgency with which the ground-living plants race to unfurl their flowers. of all the woodland plants the humble bramble is one of the most aggressive. it waves its shoots agitatedly from side to side as if feeling for the best way forward. the invading stem's backward pointing spines give it the grip it needs to climb over almost anything that stands in its way

a beautiful time lapse for you fewthing more than a contrails. are offpopped up and we races, in the low 70's. we just broke out into a very warm day, upper 60's, low 70's. 71 in fredericksburg, 62 in county. dramatically more than it was yesterday. much warmer it timew that it was this yesterday, 28 degrees warmer in , eight degrees warmer in quantico. if your downstream from the .ater, you are chilly as we go through the evening hours, we will see partly cloudy skies. will not drop that much. it is spectacularly warm for the end of january. tomorrow, another warm day, and then our luck is going to wear out on us. this is a powerful system that that youut trappings severey see in spring, a weather offering. mass, ispread warm air up all over the place. by late tomorrow afternoon or evening, we will see the windbility of damaging here. then a rapid drop in temperature behind the front. but colder air is just working across the u.s.-canadian border. for the overnight and early 50's and 60's. very mild temperatures and thunderstorms late the aftern

it had a condition of approval that said that a decision is null and void if there is a lapse of three years or more in the authorization. they have -- they were in several years of lawsuits and since 2007 they have been working on getting the appropriate permits. they have attended map approval from the department of public works. they have also submitted building permits to the planning department. to the letter of determination found they were in compliance with that condition, that they had not lapsed on their authorization. it was an appeal from neighbors concerned about the project. there was no appeal at the cu and it was approved by the planning commission in 2005. but there was an appeal of the environmental decision and also a lawsuit on the environmental decision. another hearing last night at the board of appeals unanimously upheld the letter [speaker not understood]. the they can continue processing the building permit application. i'm available for any questions. >> commissioner sugaya. >> i assume those lawsuits have been settled. >> yes, they were dismissed by the calif

it wasn't, and now there is no expiration or lapse date. instead the zoning administrator steps in and changes on his own on november seven, 2008 in a letter of determination conditioned 9d. condition 9d of the conditions of approval provides us specifically that the project sponsor and i shall quote "shall provide and maintain publicly accessible pedestrian paths" plural "from brood hood way to the areas stated" and i hope that all members know those sites are within park merced as indicated in the pedestrian access and public transportation drawing included in exhibit b. the zoning administrator modified that condition on november seven, 2008. substituting for it his own action stating that the pedestrian pathway -- singular -- shall be constructed to within 10 feet of the relevant property line. the 10-foot gap would permit some flexibility and alignment with any future pathway constructed on the neighboring property. the permission and the construction of the pathways -- plural -- for

the time lapse here and some breaks making for a nice sunset.e sunset is at 5:00 train and 30:30. a beautiful afternoon. the strong winds are diminishing. we have temperatures in the 30's and 40's. some snow showers off to the west. we have been watching and this is the leading edge. some colder. some gusty winds are settling down. the coal there will rush in. we will see some fog warnings in low lying areas. these are nothing new. you know what to do. stay away from the deepwater and give it some time and the levels will drop pretty quickly. the amount of moisture with the amount of snow will be be a factor. it should be warm enough . there should be some light snow falling. grassy accumulations and some rooftops. not a lot. we're dropping below freezing in some areas. there is cold air out there. not quite as cold as it was last week. there is a core of cold air. this will come out of canada. we're getting some colder air the next few days. folks in the midwest might get their coldest temperatures of the entire season. but will get in the prev

this could be a time-lapse in virginia. this was early this morning and high cloudiness then early afternoon it started to clear out and turned into a beautiful afternoon. light winds and cold temperatures out there. satellite radar not revealing a lot of disturbances out there. 37 now in washington. 34 in frederick and fredericksburg. as we head through the evening hours temperatures will drop 31 to 20 degrees. that is when we'll have the coldest temperatures. it will feel colder tomorrow and in the next seven days it will warm up and eventually hitting 50 degrees by wednesday. go to wjla.com we have new blogs and this one is about the feature of the national weather service put up of the time-lapse of all the tornado and severe thunderstorms warnings put out this year. i wish he had more time to show you the whole thing but we're out of time. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> do you have plans sunday, 4:30 in the afternoon? >>i will be some where watching. i'm not sure where i will be but i will be watching. the red

owe b president obama was talking about letting that cut to lapse.t raises income tax for people of all levels on the social security tax to 6.2 percent which adds up to a lot of money for a family. that's a big tax increase. >> the payroll tax holiday is going to effect folks. this is a dedicated tax that goes to fund social security. when they took the 2 percent out of social security we were funding the program through deficit spending. you probably shouldn't be continuing this temporary program for another year when social security has plenty of fiscal challenge of its own. >> you sport that move to let that lapse? >> i think it's a good policy to let the tax holiday expire. >> the tax stays for 400 for individuals 450 for households. it goes 20 percent above that threshold. there are people who say eerie time we raise that capitol gains tax total revenues for capitol gains go down because people cut back investments which hurts the entire economy. what say you? >> this is about the art of compromise. when congress waits until the last minute to

let's start with the time-lapse. this is from the rooftop camera. the clouds rolled in and all high cloudiness right now but they will lore and thicken tomorrow. 52 degrees in washington and fredericksburg. cooler north and west in gaithersburg, 46 degrees. the lower and thicker variety of clouds will develop around the region tomorrow in advance of the storm center. it is tretching fa the gulf coast and spreading all the way north to the southern lakes. we will have a chance of a few chorses through the afternoon and evening hours tomorrow. through the morning it will be cloudy and just a chance of light patches of rain. that will move out and skies will brighten up on saturday turning warmer to lower 60's. a big push of warm air on sunday. we expect temperatures in the upper 60's. we'll see the clouds, mild temperatures overnight. 50 at midday tomorrow. we'll climb to 52 with a chance of showers. in tetching hours, it will be a mild night. a slow-moving cold front will change it all. it will take us back to where we should be with a chance of rain

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we'll show you a time-lapse in fairfax. a pretty day. early clouds gave away to sunshine as the high pressure builds in. but the high pressure came in with gusty wind and cooler temps. 37 in culpeper county at the regional airport. the dew point is at 18. it gives us a good guy guide on how low it will go tonight. upper teens in many areas. 30 degrees now that's the temperature in manassas. 35 at the national's capitol. we're going to keep heading down. 40 degrees, the temperature, the high. that was very early this morning. the temperatures have been falling all day. 43 is our average high. the leading edge of this cold air is over caribou. we're not going to get socked with the kind of stuff they have at the hudson bay we're going to have the coldest air we've had all winter in a few days. we'll warm up tomorrow thanks to shifting winds. same one overhead now and we'll start to warm a bit tomorrow. 33 in detroit. 29 in pittsburgh. 35 at reagan national airport. no real weather features portraying much because it is clear out there. the

look at the time-lapse pictures. we started the day with a little bit of sunshine. then clouds began producing some snow flakes. it just didn't amount to a whole another -- lot. a few spots had more than o'hare did. sile -- i'll show utah list in a moment. but then here it came. the rain, and freesy drizzle is a possible for a few more hours. here are the numbers. kankakee came in with .8 inch. now, high temperature today a little after 11:00 this morning we hit 39 degrees. and we are looking forward to some very warm air in the area the next sen days, but there is cold air pooling up to the north. and speaking of cold this is an area of freezing fog in southwest texas. that advisory in effect until tomorrow morning. now look at this. wind chill numbers at o'hare not very impressive. the wind not very strong, but throughout the area it's a little blustery. we'll look at the wind plot in just a moment. you can see temperatures throughout the area. very mild. the normal high for this date is 31 degrees. the effect of the wind, it's producing wind chills that shrink th

you have to look at the time lapse. isn't that beautiful? gorgeous sunrises. does a few high thin cloud. as some folks would say "cirrus or near us." look at these temperatures. 60 in fredricksburg. hagerstown -- 58 degrees. even oakland md., melting the snow now at 52. do not worry, skier's. temperatures will plummet. you will get more snow later this week. not around here. just a few flurries by saturday. 70's south of fredericksburg. even parts of the shenandoah valley in the 70-degree mark. this really shows the temperature contrast going on with the intense weather system in the middle of the country. 4 in great falls montana -- great falls, montana. we're in the warm sector today and tomorrow. but here is the cold front and behind it cold air that will move into town. it will slam us, probably late in the day tomorrow. we could get thunderstorms, possibly even strong or severe thunderstorms. hi locally -- likelihood of thunderstorms in arkansas. tomorrow, that severe thunderstorm risk ships is word. washington is right on the northern fringe of the rest.

a time lapse and from our rooftop camera, and other beautiful evening. just a nice night.that will lead us into a cold overnight with many areas getting close to 20 degrees or the upper teens. 20 degrees with the dew point of nine. the air is very dry and has the potential of getting into the teens. the dew point in the upper teens, so one of the cold nights we have had this entire winter season. three degrees below the average high of 43 degrees. 33 in new york city at laguardia. caribou, maine, seven above. 24 in detroit. minneapolis, 20 degrees with plenty of cold air. the coldest heart will bypass our region. tomorrow, right back to 40 degrees. temperatures three degrees below average. some high clouds is about all we have seen today. the storm track remains well to our south. the high pressure is in charge for the next couple of days with a minor cold front passing through or an atmospheric area of low pressure with a minor cold front. that will reinforce the cool, dry air. we will finally get the high pressure and change the wind direction and that will cause the tem

starting off with a nice time lapse looking west. there goes the sun. i bet you probably 7:14 a.m. it will come right back again. some clouds coming through late tonight. pushing colder air. the high of 66 was the temperature at midnight. below 42 was the afternoon low. we dropped a little more in the upper 30's nil. north and west in washington is where we are finding the colder temperatures. there is a push of colder air moving to the west. cold and and stables -- unstable air. maybe a dusting to have an inch of snow in many areas. look at the current air temperature, dropping quickly. 0 in minneapolis. the cold air is surging. the difference between the cold air a outbreak of last weekend this week, it will get -- left back up into canada. we're warming up rather quickly after we chill down for a couple of days. there are areas of snow showers. it is not a coastal storm. a lot of energy and atmospheric moisture. a light coating possible. flakes may be falling during the rush hour. if there is a chance of a slippery spot, that is something to be concerned with. we will clear up i

able to they have about the terrorist attack in beaning zip and the -- benghazi and the security lapses. some say clinton has to testify on benghazi before she holds confirmation hearings and that could affect timing of her decision to retire at the end of president obama's current term. >> secretary's clinton's health problems have been surprising for almost four years. she never showed any signs of health problems. >>> well it is the new year's most popular resolution. we all want to get in better championship in 2013. we'll take you inside a local gym where people are already starting. >> and painting the town purr -- purple. >> normal 42. we guaranteed you 42. our first weather win are of 2013, jan -- winner of 2013, janice rollens. we're back with more abc2 news and your weather for the week coming up. >>> the new year means it's tim to pick a new rest liewsmghts -- resolution. >> we're going to increase this. >> reporter: a lot of the area gyms are filled with men and women who have a better outlook on personal health. >> i'm in here to continue last year's resolution and to keep

look at this beautiful time-lapse from our rooftop camera in arlington. this morning it was overcast but then cleared out for a beautiful day, just completely blue sky and there goes to sun. it will be back tomorrow, i bet you. it better be or we'll be in trouble. tomorrow the sun will set at 5:00 the last time the sunset was that late was on the 8th day of november. we're going to gain 38 minutes of daylight from now until january. so daylight hours getting longer. 38 was the high this afternoon. 43 is the average. across the area 28 in frostburg. 32 in silver springs. in the low 30's across the area. the temperature map shows the cold stuff to the north that that is up to northern england and up to the canadian arctic. so the cold air is feeling off that way. what is coming in place is the moderation. these are cold, cold numbers but over the next five six, seven days we're going to see a warm-up that will spread to the east in our direction. we'll hit about 50 next week. a little disturbance coming through tomorrow morning. i think it will just give us

. >> let's get you started to look at the time-lapse at rockville campus. it was a pretty day with the clouds coming and going. as high pressure builds in behind the clip their dumped snow on the area. temperatures never made it above freezing. reagan national airport is the high is 129. temperatures right now in the 20's. the warm spot, fredericksburg. down to 21 in frederick. 26 at the nation's capitol. we have one clipper out of the way and another one to keep our eye on. the winds have been a bit of issue. not strong but enough to drive the temperatures into the teens. very slowly it will pull out over weekend. but still in place, the clipper coming down from the northwestern great lakes the set up in s in place for increasing cloudiness and snow for tomorrow afternoon. 3:00 is when the snow will move in and out by 9:00 or 10:00. teens again tomorrow night. the snoast by this model produces about an inch. not a potential of a major snowstorm. but any snow during a friday evening rush hour is a problem because of sub freezing temperatures. this is what t

a time-lapse, a good glimpse in the sky with a nice sun rise. that is the story area wide now. 45 in frederick. 49 in washington. 52 in fredericksburg. 57, a mild day, 14 degrees above average. wait until the weekend when we might get 25 degrees above average. colder air to the west but not dramatically cold, that is locked up in canada. when i tell you winter is returning next week it it will be seasonal temperatures. it will be more january-like as we head through the next six or seven days. moisture from developing systems are pushing to the north spreading showers to the lakes all the way to the mississippi river valley. it will pass to our northwest tomorrow. we'll beeno the fridges of it. chilly overnight 33 to 40 degrees. as we get through the day tomorrow we'll look for cloudy skies pretty much for the entire day. through the day, hang on to the cloud cover and we'll watch for light rain or showers. right now, it looks like everything should clear out quickly as we head through the day saturday. we'll start off saturday with cloudiness b

here is a great time lapse of the sun rise earlier this morning. isn't that beautiful? 7:20 the sun popped up over the district earlier this morning. notice how cold but notice how quick the clouds moved in. -- notice how quick that clouds moved in. a lot of what you see here, westminster, a lot of that white is not all snow. we anticipate flurries shortly in frederick and snow after. martinsburg reporting a little bit of night snow. -- of light snow. we have steady snow off to the west. they could see about 5 inches in maryland all the way until tomorrow. look how widely scattered is. stretching from the great legs all the way down to north carolina. -- from the great lakes all the way down to north carolina. the reason is the two week little systems. -- is these two weak little systems. they are giving our atmosphere and a kick and energy to fire off. the all-important question, how much? on average about an inch. a little bit more or a little bit less in a few locations. this is the latest run of it. about an inch and a half in gaithersburg. about an inch and a half

time lapse showed how clouds make window disappear.ped freezing temperature and factory full tilt made this week a perfect storm for pollution. at its peek plugs hit 7 55 in beijing. making breathing extremely hazardous. by compare sont worst polluted city in the u.s. bakersfield, california, hit a high of 159 last year. super toxic air. >> particle pollution like that can cause heart attack and stroke that can kill people. it's lethal. >>reporter: this photo from green peace study shows what air filter looks like after 24 hours in beijing. wipe a thin layer accumulated on most cars. that is soot and grime. this is my own air purifier. watch this. that's what we are breathing bay jeng. it's like becoming an instant smoker, beijing did issued emergency warnings first time ever this year. seems of government can't avoid problems everyone can see. >> immanuel one third of the u.s. population 100 million people visiting san jose in the next two months. that gives awe sense of what began today in india city of about 1 million people. it is

time lapse photography in foxboro, all eyes paying attention, come 6:30 on sunday as the ravens beat the patriots. we will have your game day forecast coming up. >>> as we mentioned, if you haven't guessed, getting ready for round two against patriots. fans are showing purple pride. county executive hosted a ravens rally today. it was a party with a purpose until the day the plaza was called patriots plaza. it's declared a ravens plaza. we have shown you the party, let's take you down to fells point. megan pringle is down there in a sea of purple. are you playing pool now? >> i have the gnatty bow, the pool. if you can't go to the game, sometimes going to a bar hanging out with people and talking is the next best thing. that's going on here now. there is a good vibe here. so many fans, so excited, on saturday last week this place was nuts. i have a feeling it's going to be that way sunday. i'm here with tony lombardi. he has a website called rustle street report.com, about the ravens, this season, has been amazing. it's been a roller coaster. >> it's been just a great drama, start to

five seconds of video wasn't going to do it, so i had to time lapse it. >> to start, xavier tips overmall basket of toys. so out comes the big toy chest. then a quick dip inside before flying in dad's arms on the couch and playing a little piano. all that playing works up an appetite, so time for a lunch break. since it's just the boys, why not ditch the shirts? after squeezing out the play saucer, it's bongo drum practice on the table. followed by a diaper change and basketball, baby style. finally, it's time to clean up, the ultimate love letter to mom. >> i was pleasantly surprised to see that he picks up after everyone. after their play time. it's peace of mind to know that my guys are at home, just enjoying each other and having a blast. so i just love it. i love it. i can watch a million times. >> that is precious. is that the cutest thing ever? i have mixed emotions towards the dude, though, because he set the bar so high for the rest of us guys. he made us look good, but also pathetic at the same time. >> i'm just impressed he didn't turn the television on once. i come home an

. >> this is a time lapse footage of the smog creeping in over the capital. by midday, it is in your wide out. by monday morning, hospitals report a flood of people arriving complaining of people having trouble breathing. the rapid industrialization, so often dion. >> she has been sick for a while, but the air pollution may or worse. the coughing is really serious. we can't take her outside. >> ha worry has led to anger and boldness. better known critics of the government protest and demand officials do more, they were joined by editors of state- controlled newspapers. i am looking forward to what the government will say about this. i especially want to know if the secretary and mayor are in beijing. and how do they guarantee they can bring safety? every day for a year, the photographer documented the solution. his 364 photos were displayed in the gallery, acting as a counter to the government lies of the air quality. weekends like this, he is feeling defeated. >> it has been the same the whole time i have been taking these photos. air quality has not improve

but the california exemption lapsed at the end of%+] 2012 so it's considered taxable income. >> forlenders to do principal reduction and encourage borrowers and last thing you want is at the end of the year to get hit with a tax bill. it will be a boon to homeowner autos but homeowner woz have paid taxes on amountsing for given through short sales, loan modifications and foreclosures. >> still to come jentsing day for a man that went to extremes to stalk his exgirlfriend. >> a mother under arrest for reporting her son missing. and wait until you hear where police found him. >> i'm sandhya patel. live from the roof of the broadcast center time to start searching for umbrellas. we have rain coming to town this weekend. i'll have timing coming up. >> it's the end of a football legacy. the coach putting down a clip board after three decades. >>> authorities respond to a call about a missing autistic child arrested the mother after the child was found in her messy apartment. the 30-year-old arrested on sacramento county officers responded and found coke roaches, dirty diapers and trash p

if the senate does not act, everything lapses in the 112th congress at noon on thursday when the newongress is sworn in, and what that means, richard, is that they've got to start the legislative process all over again, and all the turmoil and all the back and forth and the late nights and the negotiations we've seen hanging by a thread that have gone up to literally the last minute and really beyond the last minute are going to have to start all over again. today is a holiday obviously. people are not feeling the impact of what's going on here. the markets open tomorrow. people are going to go back to work getting their paychecks that will see a much bigger bite taken out of them if congress cannot agree because of the higher taxes, those bush tax cuts that are going to lapse. >> this congress, as you have been telling us, they now have 43 hours to get something done and so many people are watching what's happening there in washington, d.c. mike viqueira, thank you so much. we'll be talking to you later. joining us now is congressman john yarmuth, democrat from kentucky. thanks for

now $350 billion worth of programs were appropriated many never authorized or it has lapsed. so of we appropriate money and why not have that committee to put them all in one? we could ignore our own rules. >> host: how much fear is there with members of congress of criticism to not be reelected? >> guest:. >> for a larger perspective i was a businessman before and i became a physician as an older individual. i was known as grand bought in might medical school class and practiced 25 years. my goal was to be a physician. i was at risk with the only with my patients. to put it into context the depends the goal on the senator. is to fix the problem to create a good as a future as we have had it is that is above to get an office with notoriety you would keep that fear in perspective. when the number one goal is the position or the notoriety is to secure the future so how you value your position on certain policy changes. that is not a impure or terrible but nature. but if you ever secure liberty and freedoms for our kids stop sending it to the politicians. >> host: did you get ho

the time lapse video, a project taking place in a home just outside of chicago. and you will soon see what makes this the coolest thing on the block. you see guy working feverishly putting up this white wall. >> looks like he's putting up a fence. how can that be? >> keep watching. this entire project took about 30 hours and about five days to complete. do you have any idea what's it is yet? >> a soccer field. >> close. they're going to put in a rubber liner. throw in two hoses. fill this -- ice rink -- up, in his backyard. >> backyard ice rink. this thing measures 65x42 feet. holds 15,000 gallons of water. took 14 hours to fill up. once it's done, this thing is -- >> smooth, too. >> you bet it's smooth. this is perfect for skating. perfect for the kids to come around and play hockey on. beautiful. >> that's awesome. >> joining us "right this minute" is scott. this is his home where the rink is. he's obviously a chicago blackhawks fan. scott, tell me who built this for you? because that's not you out there? >> no, it's absolutely not, and i am very fortunate to h

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one that is even tougher than the one that congress let lapse in 2004.bs 5 reporter, brian hackny on why she is pushing ahead despite a slim chance of success. >> for dianne feinstein, it's personal. >> i became mayor as a product of assassination. >> they both have been shot and killed. >> the death of her colleagues, including the first openly gay public official was so traumatic, she rarely discusses it. but here, she answered in graphic detail. >> i was the one that found the supervisor's body and i tried to get a pulse. once you have been through one of these episodes. once you see what the crime scene is like, it isn't like the movies. it changes your view of weapons. >> she put on an elaborate event. display ten different types of assault weapon. the kind of rifle the shooter used to murder children in newtown. assault weapons were designed for and should be used on our battlefields. not on our streets. >> the proposed legislation would prohibit the sale, trough, and importation of more than 150 assault-style weapons. and ban large capacity magazi

menopause triggers memory lapse and it is not just the result of losing sweet from hot flashes but symptoms are most acute during the usually stage of menopause. 117 women were involved in the study. you can read more in the journal of menopause. >> the san jose state football program is in the spotlight but not the right light. they have just won the military bowl to cap an amazing season but our chief votive reporter found out san jose state is among the football programs that give players a powerful painkiller linked to serious health risk. >> focus on one former player that lives in sacramento who says he suffered a heart attack after receiving injections from the team doctor game day after game day so he could play despite severe pain. >> he contacted stanford which just won the rose bowl. you will want did tune in to the report tonight on "world news" at 5:30 and on "nightline." >> all right, right now our meteorologist, mike nicco, is here. it looked like it snowed because there was so were frost. >> we will look and show you what it looked like. if you are about to use the fireplace

starting at about 6:00 this morning, this is a time lapse from our fairfax camera. you can see the clouds we had. beautiful sunrise with some high, thin clouds left over and. now 36 degrees. mostly clear skies at this time. but there's a northwest wind at 10 miles an hour now. that is ushering in the cool air from the north and giving us a wind chill factor. even though the thermometer says temperatures korengal are in the low to mid 30's for the most part, it feels like the 28 0's. we will only move up a few degrees from where we are now. with the north wind it will be tough to warm up even with sunshine. much cooler air to our north and west. we are missing out on that blasts, but we are cooler than we had been. we're coming off a record 2012. the statement released from the national weather service, our average temperature was off 61.5 degrees. that beats a 30-year average by more than a 3 degrees, which is significant that. is indicative of a climate like atlanta, oklahoma city, or san jose, to put it in perspective. hard to think about that for today. looking a

reduced this incident of violence, nor was there an uptick in this sort of violence once the law lapsed. >> during the 10 years that the assault weapons ban was in effect, the use of those weapons in crime went down a significant percent an. >> senator, is there any gun regulation, any restriction of gun rights, you could accept or vote for? >> sure. i think the fact that we have background checks with people buy firearms and we prevent felons and those with serious mental illness acquiring them, those make perfect sense. >> so a background check is something you could support? >> well, the background checks are in place when a licensed firearms dealer sells firearms. and there's a lot of room for improvement -- >> but 45% of sales are citizen to citizen. that's the loophole we talk about. >> that statistic is pretty bogus. it's based on a study before the background checks were put into place. so that study is highly questionable, that 45%. >> wayne lapierre never questioned that study when i brought up that point. he questioned feasibility and collecting records, but still there is a

here's a time lapse of what it took to build this train. this blew my mind.ight think, how did he get so authentic looking? >> when i found out about this train being scrapped we got ahold of it before it was scrap and took all of these original parts out of it. >> does this guy ever talk about why he wanted a train in his basement? >> the train is where i feel most at home. it's where i feel most at peace. it's this bubble of comfort. especially hurdling along at 85 miles an hour. >> go buy a ticket! the train in the basement something in going to go 80 miles an hour with the snow and the wind passing him. >> i think it's a little cool. you need two things. >> you need a site and a great e. >> looks like he's getting eady over 100,000 hits in a week and wants to be mentioned on the tv show "the big bang theory." hopefully, jason, we're helping you out. >>> this little lady is about to hit it big at the amusement park. >> oh, she's terrified. >> see the first ride, next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, remember the cat with the corkscrew leg? we've

on a trip to iceland with his girlfriend, neuroscientist, shot several days of video , a time-lapse ofhenomenon. he reveals his big proposal. she said yes. the video end with the newly engaged couple standing under the shimmering green and purple lights. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight,ay

a lookout side, we will show you a time lapse here. we have a lot of clouds.se high and mid-level clouds, this was earlier this evening these clouds will be with us for while. that is the deal. no big deal but we will see clouds especially south of town, actually. this is now a live lookout side, our wealther cam, looking at temperature -- weather cam, looking at temperatures, 30s. dew point 11, pretty darn cold night. satellite pictures, radar combined this is is causing the cloud cover there is some rain even a few embedded thunderstorms along the gulf coast. atlanta, charlotte, raleigh, light rain but as far as we are concerned this will be high and mid-level clouds, tonight and most of tomorrow. for the north, more cloud, south, more sun. cold across the board. need a coat, hat and gloves not much wind, no wind chill. more clouds south of town no precipitation and cold and quiet, on friday, nice way to finish the week. weekend looks chilly but no rain and no snow. good news for saturday and really good news for playoff sunday. all right, overnight looks li

maritime biological research stations in the world today one of the most remote ones is in the come to lapse of. an old wind powered generator is the symbol of the bottle tickle research station belonging to moscow state university. and only a handful of staff stays at the station in winter young students from moscow state universities biological faculty after pairing their theses presentations. biologist yellin across nova has surged to the station for twenty five years she often comes here with family in winter. she studies c i did ducks and sure and i stay here. i just spend nearly all of the life time on water and in the end. it is only during the brief reproduction period that they make nests on the shore they always stick together on land as they do on the sea. young female dogs with their own nest legs help the out of females to race day baby birds and sometimes several get together to form a kind of kindergarten where they grow their flash things together with me if they find a safe place with enough food for their ducklings grazing them together is the convenience thing to do with.

an assault weapons ban that lapsed in 2004. and he'd like stricter laws on gun trafficking. but senator schumer, just as i challenged wayne lapierre of the nra very hard when this came up, i challenge you as well with a question of, is this really going to make a difference? and rich lawry wrote something that caught my attention in "the national review." no one can write a law against mothers owning guns that one day might be turned against them by deranged sons who then commit horrific acts of murder-suicide. shooting rampages are hard to prevent because they are so often committed by young men with no criminal records who want to die. these are adult facts that don't intrude on the childish world of white house policy making. he notes adam lanza in newtown, his own mother of course passed a background check. >> here's the bottom line. these laws are not perfect. and you'll always find certain exceptions. but they make a huge difference. every major person who has studied the brady law, which is the most significant gun safety law we've passed in the last 20 years has said

at wednesday's long-awaited hearings on benghazi, clinton took responsibility for security lapses but that obviously was not good enough for many republicans. >> i categorically reject your answer. the american people deserve to know answers, and they certainly don't deserve false answers. >> i think when you have a united states ambassador personally warning about the situation over there, sending this cable to your office -- >> if i could, 1.43 million cables come to the state department. they're all addressed to me. >> in her testimony delayed by more than a month for reasons of ill health, mrs. clinton gave lie to the speculation that she was avoiding the committee amply defending herself, her department, and the administration. but that didn't stop the chattering classes from the favorite parlor game called cutting down the clintons. >> she opened up crying which is part of the script. >> this anger, this outrage, i can tell you was not spontaneous. i'm telling you it was staged. this was all preplanned. they've had four months. they knew this was coming, and this was their strat