so just a comment about what we're going to do to help with the laura ling of the super service rate. -- with the lowering of the sewer service rate. it could be as easy as connecting it to your wash take. it could be more complicated. we do not know. then, there are some inspection fees. what we did is we worked with the golden gate restaurant association, and we had vendors go into small, medium, and large restaurants, and we got a quote, and then we got their water and sewer bills and figured out how long it would take to reduce their sewer service charge, and it came out to be something like one to three years, so that will help with the cost, and also, the reduction of sewer service will be long term, so that is a savings. then there is a monthly contract to have someone come in and flush the lines for free. hopefully, that is something you will not have to do. so i will close your just talking about any questions, more details if you want them, but we have been doing outreach for a while now, and we would go to the board of supervisors in the near future and that have a committe

"slip linging," -- lining," and this will be concerning a major thoroughfare in the peninsula. there are two bridges across the san mateo creek, and there is also miscellaneous work, but the painting of exposed pipes and during the system to prevent corrosion. supervisor maxwell: so the slip line, you have a pipe that is what diameter? >> i think it varies from 54 inches to over 70 inches. we wanted to make sure that we could maintain adequate capacity, and in this case, we are. supervisor maxwell: and the slip lining will -- >> we will dig them up and install new lines. supervisor maxwell: with these, you should be able to go -- >> what you are doing is coming up with a brand new condit, which will be able to withstand the shaking of a major seismic event -- a brand new conduit. >> and, obviously, it must be all straight lines. >> and you can insert bends, but the idea is that you only need to do a replacement as opposed to tearing other things up. it is steel pipe. i do not know exactly. do not quote me on that. that would be my guess. supervisor maxwell: ok. >> so if you app

she was with the darr ling tea party. >> bangalor. in the world with exception of the french are tired of the b.s. tired of it. >> we're rope adoping more than mohammed ali and zahir. we get it there are different types of jihad. quit blowing it up. >> bill: focus in on the muslims who want to kill everybody, then -- >> -- that's all i want. that's all i want. >> bill: okay. president bush i'm interviewing him tomorrow in ohio. i'm 16th in line after the dairy queen guy got a shot at him. so, how has he done so far? >> i like bush but some of the people he has decided to be with. you know look how solemn matt lauer is here. bush doesn't have to apologize to me as per matt lauer. if he is going to apologize to the american people, please, mr. president, i want you to put my name up there and say i'm not requesting an apology. when i vote for a guy, i assume it's a brutal job. and the buck might stop on the president's desk but it always seems to start with morning show hosts like matt lauer who are in the feel good business. bush has t

derivatives are a mystery re ling to me and they are to -- religion to me and they are to most of the members of congress. they probably are to many in the banking community. i think we're blessed that we have a president that at least is smart enough to try to figure it out but i think he ought to listen a little bit more to his wife. roosevelt didn't really start to get the message from the people until eleanor roosevelt began to assert herself. even nancy reagan had to clean out the people who were manipulating ronald reagan and get him to focus in different ways. rose lynne carter sat in every cabinet meeting. she never said anything in the meetings but i know she said a lot when she got upstairs. even barbara bush, and laura bush. laura bush brought us back into unesco without so much as a controversy. this is something i struggled with when i was at the u.n. laura bush just packed up and took her reading program to paris and the state department backed off and we solved a problem we had been generating for 20 years. we need someone who's from a working-class background, who has

help police find the person responsible for the deaths of five motor ling >>> surveillance video along the california-mexico border may help police find the person responsible for the death of five motorcyclist traveling through southern california yesterday. the driver of a honda may have caused together driver to plow into a group of 45 motorcyclist. the man who hit the bikers was arrested for driving under the influence, but the driver of the honda could be charged in the 5 deaths. >>> hundreds of jellyfish remain on ocean beach tonight. that is after the beach was nearly covered in them this weekend. ann on what may have caused them to wash ashore. >> all right. it is always good to see a new surprise on the beach. >> tens of thousands of moon jellyfish washed up this weekend on ocean beach. it is a couposity to the experts. >> wow, i was startled and amazed. i never seen jellyfish like that before. reporter: marine biologist works with live gellies at san francisco's aquarium of the bay and says that a mass wash up of three miles, was caused by tides, currents and wind. >> all pla

i ended up ling down there, really enjoying the culture down there. it was actually in 2007 i was approached by the federal government. they had a group of people who were running bicentennial events for 2010. so three years out they planned artistic projects for the year 2010. and they said, look, john, we really want to do something about mexico." it's not so much the theme of 2010 in celebration so much as showing the country is unified. so the idea came up to travel to each of the 31 states, mexico is a very divided country. extremely diverse. so we traveled to 31 states, mixing north, south, coastal and central regions, sort of a mixed salad, to break that divide, regional divide, and at the same time doing portraits and interviews of a huge spectrum of people of mexican citizens. so carlos swin is in the book air street taco seller is independent book, lenore kerington is in the book, karls fuentes is in the booker a fisherman is in the book, sort of the whole gamut. >> rose: you're looking for what in terms of the photographs? >> i never knew e

we cleared everything out across the eastern seaboard with the exception of a few clouds ling ring acrosse outer banks of the carolinas and up towards new england. this is part of the storm plaguing them for the last three to five days. it's pulling farther out to sea and once it gets out of here, high pressure will be in control. temperatures have been running a little above the expectations. no reason to change that on this veterans day. in fact, the cold front acting on some moisture, but a lot more heat. that's back to yesterday's high temperatures. and while we hit 64 in baltimore, just on the edge of the warm stuff, southwestern virginia and beyond in the 70s. in fact, from charlotte to louisville 74. 77 in st. louis and memphis. and in jackson, mississippi, those are yesterday's high temperatures. there's heat to be found. it will get stuck. a nudge of that air will push in our direction. we are virtually dry. high pressure locks us in. that moisture stays west and doesn't get on the move until the end of the weekend. it probably doesn't move into the mid-atlantic until next week w

ties to populations that are racially, cull trl -- culturally or ling giftly -- or linguistically isolated from police staff. i won't go over the 2009 outreach highlights. they are in the 2010 outreach plan, and our plan is on our web site. i will talk about the 2010 outreach goals we have been working on this year. they focus on our mission to provide the public information about the o.c.c.'s services. we listen to community members about their policing concerns, and we enhance our community's partnerships so that we can more effectively reach large audiences. we have to do more with less. through the policy work that we do with the police department and the mental health community stakeholders, we are working on enhancing response to mental health call. to the budget process we are continuing to advocate to funding to improve the outreach potential of our web site. we simply don't have funding to enhance our web site in a way that would enable us to have online filing of complaints of -- however, our information technology specialist is doing the best he can to put together some solution

in the meantime, i think we are are mud ling along. i think commissioner chan's useful comments will clarify things for the public and for us, i think. commissioner kingsley: i would like to make a motion that we amend our current practice so that prior to public comment the president states the preamble as stated here on paragraph a with the deletion of the words "with the president's permission." and to coordinate the scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings to try to have that as well as public comment in close proximity to each other. on the commission agenda. >> is there a second? >> second. comman chan i would -- commissioner commarned chan: i want to confirm you do not mean iteming the rules of order? commissioner kingsley: no. >> without objection, so ordered . vice president mazzucco: thank you, commissioners kingsley and slaughter. any public complent on this matter? >> commissioner ray hart. i am not surprised that public comment is almost eliminated. i would like to comment on one thing

final of the paris small stars for the second year running on feast battled it out with ruben sword ling in front of the home crowd but the man would opt out of the larger battery of the semi's was unable to go further and grab the trophy two time french open runner up sword link to view six one and then held on to secure his second title of the season a tie breaker. and same with tennis as the seventeenth annual russian and wards were held in moscow over the weekend the nation's cream of the crop were all in a full out red carpets mode for the event usually except that the best male player award he won two to them and seen twenty two and reached the semifinal of the u.s. open becoming russia's number one ranked player in the world but a large part of the ceremony was dedicated to up and coming players who are expected to shine for russia in the near future these fourteen year olds are said to be the best reserves that russia has at the moment meanwhile world number two and deal has semifinalist availability over is expected to be won the best female player of the and despite a quite suc

ling someone else do the heavy lifting while we sit back and enjoy. >> stake, repair. >> they said their industry will prepare close to 70 billion meals in 2010 with projected sales close to 600 billion-dollar. but with so many meals prepped and delivered on a daily basis we sat down with chef michael wagner with the school of culinary arts to find out if the food is always safe. >> i think if you have a degree of success you relax a little bit and when it comes to food safety there's really no compromise. >> reporter: compromises that have led to infractions from the maryland department of health. but wagner says you can be aware of some red flags, like the cleanly necessary of a parking lot or surrounding area before you even walk in the door. but, once inside, there's one spot you'll certainly want to check out. >> that's the way they keep their rest rooms. obviously the rest rooms which are being frequented by guest, if the rest rooms are dirty and sloppy you can imagine what is going on, you know, where people don't see. >> reporter: and when the times comes to order a meal chef wag

top free market and will build infrastructure for such olympics in two thousand and fourteen in a ling deal bezel will also sell a twenty six percent stake in road building concerned transport to strasburg. that's all the update for now but i'll be back with more in less than one hour so. great for the feel we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in some petersburg she's available in hotels a story of. a trip to the soto to true school toto. in a sea of this. visit. nine thirty pm in moscow good to have you with us here on our team these are your headlines a controversial russian artist putting his life into the hands of internet users in a bid to promote freedom of expression. he was wanted for inciting religious hatred after staging crucifixion could be electrocuted online voters so decide. new york's mayor accuses americans of making the scapegoats of other countries including china and says the u.s. should focus on its own practices instead michael bloomberg made the comments when he was addressing a meeting on climate change in hong kong.

. >> reporter: lee sayses she hopes that her release with the release of ling would help improve relations between the u.s. and korea. she says the latest developments are disheartening. >> this kind of provocative actions are not going to help to continue the conversation, open conversation. it will close the conversation. >> no one wants to see this escalate. there's no reason why it should. >> reporter: paul lim is with the korean policy institute a think thank that studies relations between korea and the u.s. lim says he has family in north korea. >> with the help of china, in getting back to negotiations with them about all the issues we have with them. >> both lee and lim say while the ideologists of both the north and south remain different, there is progress to be made with the united states. >>> the california secretary of state the -- the support central immigration act was the work of the tea party. it would become a crime to hire illegal immigrants and the author said the bill avoids the constitutional questions of the arizona law. >>> the san francisco city college nursing stu

. >> reporter: lee sayses she hopes that her release with the release of ling would help improve relations between the u.s. and korea. she says the latest developments are disheartening. >> this kind of provocative actions are not going to help to continue the conversation, open conversation. it will close the conversation. >> no one wants to see this escalate. there's no reason why it should. >> reporter: paul lim is with the korean policy institute a think thank that studies relations between korea and the u.s. lim says he has family in north korea. >> with the help of china, in getting back to negotiations with them about all the issues we have with them. >> both lee and lim say while the ideologists of both the north and south remain different, there is progress to be made with the united states. >>> the california secretary of state the -- the support central immigration act was the work of the tea party. it would become a crime to hire illegal immigrants and the author said the bill avoids the constitutional questions of the arizona law. >>> the san francisco city college nursing stu

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ling pu i like it. it will be a wet one. like to moderate rate up and down the i-95 corridor and around the beltway. what you see is what you get if it is not ready and your house yet, it will be. it will be ready today. cloud in " with a high temperature mere 56. we'll come back and looked at the forecast going into the weekend. >> good morning. not a whole lot happening at the moment. the potential for problems as the rain continues to fall. southbound 95 at caton avenue, word of a disabled vehicle. use extra caution. leave extra time this morning. 36 miles per hour because of the rain on the north side. looking at pretty easy rights so far eastbound 70. 56 in towards 29. 11 minutes on the envelope northeast side per eight minutes on the inner loop from 75 over towards 83. tall minutes on the west side of the loop. it is slick out there. plan accordingly if you're going to travel in the next few minutes. we switch over to 95 at caton avenue. no sign of the disabled vehicle or a delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 1

ship was aift for three days and nights with limited food, backed up toilets and dark cabins after lingts power when the engine caught fire. >>> to mark veterans day, president obama participated in a ceremony with u.s. military personnel south korea. and first lady michelle obama surprised a group of soldiers based in germany by jumping in to serve them steaks at a special veterans d meal. >>> tuition is going up at the use of maryland and other public universities in maryland. governor martin o'malley whohas just won his second material a governor says the four-year tuition freeze can't last forever. he proposed a 3% increase for next year. heaid he is hoping the tigs rate hike won't go higher than 3% over the next four years. >>> and disney wasn't the happiest place on earth today. that help ive down wall street. the media giant missed its profit estimates. the dow closed down 73 points. 11,283. nasdaq closed down 23 points at 2555. and the s&p 500 was off five points at 1213. >>> today, amazon.com pulled a self-published every book from its website after the book generated outge fro

>> mantle the fear of ling that ring. >> it's around here somewhere. >> yikes! >> 6:37, 58 degrees.t out this morning that quesons your safety on a metrobus. >>also ahead, a body is found inside a box just a few feet away from a major interstate. >>> 58 degrees rightnow. beautiful blue, clear skies out there this morning. weather and traffic together on the ones, coming up next. >>> trees down, debris scattered in a number of >>> good morning. time for weather and traffic on the ones on this wednesday morning. overnight storms are long gone. this morning partly cloudy. temperatures in the low to mid-50s around most of the region. 56 at nional airport. winds are not too bad now. but later today, we'll have winds gusting 30 to 35 miles per hour beginning mid morning and continuing into the afternoon. few clouds will race through. highs low to mid-60s briefly. clouding up by dawn tomorrow. highs mid-50s. a small chan of a sprin el. how is the traffic, jerry. > tom, following breaking news which willave a certain effect on your commute along i-270 southbound. live pictures of an acciden

this just felt like a little bit of writing ling out of the initial july 2011 -- >> i don't know why it would, savannah. we've always said july 2011 was not us exiting afghanistan, it was the beginning of the condition to drawdown forces. >> you know everyone short-handed it getting the withdrawal and different officials admit something different to all -- some say it was wholesale significant withdrawals, others saying not so much. >> anybody that follows this closely knows the afghan war was not going to end in 2011. the president never suggested such. we always knew this would be a lengthy process. there was far more work to be done than we can achieve over the next 11 months. we don't know what the conditions will bear in july of next year let alone at the end of 2014. so we have a lot more work to do. but i should note that the security situation is changing to the extent we're seeing a lot more reintegration, low level fighters giving up and wanting to end their alliance with the taliban and join the government. >> let's jump to two other topics quickly, the s.t.a.r.t. treaty.

prosecutors say mary jane scanned ling used craigslist to hire the caregiver that would later kill here warwick is accused of stabbing scanlon to death. warwick was convicted of attempted murder in 1999 following an incident at napa state hospital. but a jury later found her not guilty by reason of insanity. >> i definitely feel a little let down by the state. feel maybe the state has regulations maybe this wouldn't happen. >> in 2008 the legislature passed a law that provides at least some protection but little is done to enforce it. the law gives the state's public assistance program in-home support services the authority but not the mandate to conduct background checks for all seniors and disabled looking to hire caretakers. we called the counties of san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, alameda, contra costa and marin. only san mateo county offered to do a background check. the other counties told us they couldn't do background checks unless the caretaker was already registered in that system. >> we pay legislators to enact legislation that would protect the public like this and t

perhaps that's theç silver ling they'll be looking for in a poll that has a lot of clout. >> savannahrie, thank you so much. david gregory, always home and "meet the press" on sunday. >> we're waiting for the top of the program for more on that. bobby jindal will join us to talk about the republican party and some of his complaints about the administration in the gulf oil spill as well as our political round table. >> possibly another republican candidate that is becoming a bigger field. >> right. >> what's at stake with the new arms treaty? deputy national security adviser dennis mcdoneoug from the white house. you can find me on twitter at mitchell reports. only on msnbc. let's support the small business owners getting our economy booming with the first ever small business saturday. on november 27th, shop small. it's going to be huge. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades to silence] ♪ [ upbeat instrumental ] [ rattling ] [ gasps ] [ rattling ] [ laughing ] [ announcer ] close enough just isn't good enough. - if your car is in an accident, - [ laughing continues ] make sure it's repaire

put her in a medical glaxy and send her to rockford and i said don't do that to my mother without lingknow. >> remedy here although it's not done quite often is to bring in an outside doctor. bring in an outside specialist and determine what is right for the patient here. >> reporter: so the family at this point asking for more time and they plan to ask that judge in rockford to delay his ruling until the family can bring in an independent medical expert to look at this matter. so a lot of emotion for the bedean family. it's going to be awhile to sort through this before a judge can make a decision. at northwestern memorial hospital, julian crews, wgn news. >>> i want to keep you there for a second. quick question. what do the bedeans expect northwestern to be able to do for the woman if she has inoperable pancreatic cancer? why would they want her to stay there? do doctors offer any hope? >> well, we have not been able to talk to the doctors. according to janet bedean, the family's belief that there are still measures that can be taken to extend the life of their mother. and they beli

especially now thanks to ads running in almost every competitive congressional district linging a democratic we did research a couple weeks ago so it's probably higher now. the republicans have spent over $70 million using her name in ads. it's got to be sky high. >> i was talking to a republican pollster. these guys can probably vouch for it who does battleground polling in 70 states. he said the single most effective ad they can run against any democrat is congressman "x", voted with nancy pelosi 86% of the time. it's a sure winner for republicans. they're doing it over and over. >> we're going to continue with our panel, we'll be right back. and all my investments, but it's not something that i want to do completely on my own -- i like to discuss my ideas with someone. that's what i like about fidelity. they talked with me one on one, so we could come up with a plan that's right for me, and they worked with me to help me stay on track -- or sometimes, help me get on an even better one. woman: there you go, brian. thanks, guys. man: see ya. fidelity investments. turn here. anople really lo

. >>> a new sdy is linging severe acne to suicide.rchers found an even greater risk for teenagers using accutane but they believe it is likely due to the acne itself. not the drug. the study found suicide risk to be highest within six months after accutane treatment ended. researchers believe the patients became distraught when their social lives did not improve after their complexions cleared up. and coulit get easier to make healthy decisions at the supermarket next year. the federal government has asked food makers to develop a labeling system that would p nutritional information on the front of packages. volunteer. >>> a 14-year-old girl in mclean, virginia, is being credited with saving her teacher's life. >> she jumped into action giving her teacher the heimlich maneuver. she said she was sigt at her biology class on monday when she noticeher teacher culdn't make out any ords. they were the middle of a nutrition lesson when piece of food got lodged in her teacher's throat. she had taken a class at reston hospital center teaching

lee and laura ling were employed by current tv when they were arrested for crossing into korea without visas. it took a visit from former president bill clinton to free them. they'll appear tonight at 7:00. >>> for the first time ever the golden gate bridge has a woman as its chief engineer. eva bower will take over for dennis mulligan. she's a native of poland. she worked at the san francisco landmark for 16 years and also spent time at caltrans. she has managed projects such as seismic retro fit and the toll plaza paving. >> let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. it will be blustery on that bridge and a lot of bridges today. >> definitely. we had the wind out there. 10 to 20 miles per hour on top of these temperatures that were in the low 50s so it felt like the 40s out there for many of us here throughout the bay area. we had a high of 52 in san rafael. san francisco had 54. we are getting some 30s currently. 53 in livermore. temperatures dropping off. we're starting to see the wind decrease with clear skies and this arctic air in place, it's going to be in the 30s here quickly. 47

those are just ground lings that they were roughing up. these are big killers. and, you know, i guess you are right, it has to do with america. they don't think we are a noble nation. >> that's right. and they continue to take the side that is always running america into the ground. but, there is no commonality between american soldiers and what american soldiers do and tastes who would blow up buildings and kill 3,000 innocent people and then proclaim that they want to continue to take acts of violence like that forward. there is no moral equality if you will between what our american soldiers are doing and the terrorists. and we need to stand clearly with the side of common sense and national security. the president was only doing what we would expect him to do. had he not garnered that information. had some terrible tragic accident occurred, the president would have been blamed, i dare say, by the same people who are accusing him. >> bill: sure there is no doubt that we had another terror attack that the whole country would have been off kelter and unintended

we have been telling you go get your car maintained before ling out on the road. what exactly does that mean? >> and we also have a mother/daughter tame making a famous family recipe. and sweet potato recipe. and so deborah came in. and they're going to show us the recipe and then we'll put it online. >> this is one that we were telling you about today . and you have done it before. and you are looking for normal things. beer, pot, but headphones. just whether you think you're one step aled of them. there is something else they are trying. a story that you better hear loud and clear. >> and you have concerns about out of control keg parties and worried about your child smoking weed but it seems some kids these days are ditching the familiar vices and going more high-tech for their high. >> it's -- there are some of the 3d for the years. -- ears. >> a neurologist with the dwhreuft of maryland medical center is talking about eye dosing. a new fad that has kids downloading music made from droning noises. >> it's designed to work through soundtracks that are engineere

i had moved it back a little so she could see the ling of my hair.e wouldn't sell me anything out of the store. and i felt discriminated against. >> fas mart issued a statement saying it has a zero tolerance policy involving any type of discrimition. the richmond-based convenience store suspended the clerk while it investigates the incident. >>> a high school play in maryland tomorrow may see more drama well before the curtain call. west borrow baptist church plans to protest at richmond montgomery high school in rockville before the play even starts. the controversial group is known for its anti homosexuality demonstrations and protests at funerals of oldiers. news 4's john schriffen explains how it attrted the continue very see. >> whenever i think about matthew, i think about his incredibly beaming smile. >> reporter: more an 12 years after matthew shepard, an openly gay college student was murded, his legacy lives on. students are in final rehearsals to perform "the layer many projec" a play about the town in wyoming where shepherd was killed and

but the cia is very good at reset ling these people, giving them false identities and hiding them. >> minister vladimir putin, once a spy himself, sounded deadly serious about the double agent this summer telling reporters the russians had been betrayed by a traitor. putin added "sellouts always end up in a ditch either drunk or drugged. the other day one such traitor kicked the bucket, exactly like that, abroad." but in this country experts say the defector would be given a new identity by the fbi and cia. for them a double agent is a huge prize. >> it means that the head of counter spy operations for these -- for the russian intelligence service -- you know, the old kgb, has defected to the united states. and if that's true, that's a big blow to the russians. >> reporter: making the most of her role in the cloak and dagger drama is chapman, now a celebrity back home, posing for russia's edition of "maxim" magazine, launching a luxury boutique and an app so peek can play poke wer a virtual anna. she even has her own action figure. >>> u.s. officials won't comment on any of this but d