my goals have been to create a stronger community safety pla for the lo term. the advisory board has been useful. the police department staff has been wonderful. i am strongly supportive of my neighborhood and my residence calling for you to really consider their voices and tonot allow the jack in the box to continue between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m.. i will stand with my neighborhood this day, please don't let them operate between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m.. i will of knowledge that in the time the issue has come up since thethanksgivi violence and other issues, many of our residents have raise their voice, but it is a historic issue that has occurred around e ck in the box for decades where ma residents are very frustrated about not only the noise, but also the cleanliness d other issues. but i appreciate mr. con and bathi and their efforts to listen to the residents to create a stronger safety plan. i know that the former captain has given his recommendation that you have accepted and i think he has also accepted. i also read into the record to increase security protection

they are there fothe lo term. the have put a lot of money into the property. they want it to besuccsful for them the soundproofing has just about been cpleted i will let you hear from them. >> good evening. a later evening than it started. vice chair joseph: good night now. >> i am one o e new owne listening carefully throughout this hearing, i gleaned a few more thingshis i was planning to talk about were brought up. earlier,ermentioof welcoming new owners to the area. this is what the ownership is here. i have a historyof over 100 years in san francisco, with my grandparents, my parents, and myself. my grandmother was going right where the ball park was. my parents were both going in the city. i met my wife at the san ranccoalle i and now vice president and attorney of hewlett-packard. i came back after coll. i came back into san francisco in the 80's. came intthe south of market area and a bodybuilding on south rk--a ildi on south park, up from the ballpark. vice chair joseph: i was a ster >> iwas a champagne and jazz cover club. full entertainment. full re

one was 19 chinese in a container that was discovered by the longshoremen in los angeles. in terms of cost, you know, the cost that would impact our economy if something were to happen at one of the major ports is significant. we were spending, you know, a lot of money on our wars per month. $12 billion per month for both of our w afghanistan. we believe that was worth it. we believed it was worth it for the national security. i really think this is at that level and i feel like we are fu vulnerable. you answered where we are with the screening. you heard from a lot of the members from the committee that we really are interested in seeing you get a higher percentage of scanning. let's talk about not if something happens, but let's talk about when something happens. it was touched on terms of recovering. i know i will introduce legislation that talks about all of our ports in the country having a recovery plan because i think that would make our ports less attractive to an attack if we knew they could get up and running. in the port caucus, we will talk about a recovery plan for all

or walk away as we have from the doctors who need ctainty, long-term, not for 10 months, but lo term. i reserve the lance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan. mr. camp: thank you. before i yield i just would like to say to the gentleman that he did characterize our conversations correctly. it was very late. i do look forward to worng with him in the future on these issues as we move forward. with that i would yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from oregon, a nferee mr. waln. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for two minutes. mr. walden: thank you, madam speaker. thank you,r. camp. i want to thank my colleague from michigan for his extraordinary leadership in pullinthe house and senate together as chairman of our conference. one of the key elements of this piece of legislation is freeing up enormous swath of spectrum for use in the -- to grow jobs in technology and innovation, generate $15 billion to the treasury to help pay for some of the things that are being dis

bring those down, greece is on the back burner for us, will be a concern but being the size of los angeles, in termstion and the budget is about as big as philadelphia the global effects of that default is not going to impact what we're going to do. we think actually the levels 1350 you raise yours to 1375, 1400 is where the street is, we're at 1350 and it's february -- >> 14th. valentine's day i wouldn't forget that. >> those things will have to be raised quite soon. and this week we have a muted response because option expiration is on friday. a lot of of big strikes in play right now. the s&p is sitting at 1350, after that option expiration, after some of the reports of troika and other events we think we will start to go higher. >> as you raise your target -- >> we did it a couple days ago, 1350 is up to 1375. >> did you change the mix of what you would be buying? >> a few weeks ago, we added, took industrile yeahs down, i think financials will play out, we like technology and het care. >> what do you want to avoid? john you mentioned something important the ltr. the lending facility that the ec

he is at two-term mayor of los angeles and his convention is expected to potentially help democrats woosh voters for president obama. that's why the obama campaign wants him there. it looks like the texas primary will get pushed back for a third time. a panel indicated that the primary should be moved again, this time to as late as june 26th. texas picked up four new congressional seats after the census shook three million residents live in the state. the minority groups said the new numbers are not reflected in the way the legislature redrew the map. not enough hispanic districts have an impact on the process. it just will. is president obama a master strategist or accidentally lucky president? that's one of the questions raised in the latest issue of the atlantic that takes an early look at president obama's legacy. joining me now is the author of this look. first things first that i enjoyed about your piece. you tried to get into the issue of how we rank. the first thing you have to do is win that. >> it sounds like an obvious point. we tend to pupu it. he said he would rather know a

los angeles mayor since 2005. he's currently in his second term in office. >>> the montgomery county school board has approved the superintendent's $2.13 billion budget request. it allows the school system to keep up with growing enrollment while meeting the minimum requirement to fund student education at the same level yearly. the 2013 budget goes to the county cownts next and -- county next he he -- county council next and ike legal g.t.e. for -- leggett for approval. >>> fans are showing their love for whitney houston turning out at a local new jersey church. >> randall pinkston reports from newark, new jersey. >> reporter: the fence around whitney houston's home church is adorned with balloons, flowers and notes of love for a fallen star. >> me, myself, i think whitney was the greatest. >> reporter: this woman came to the church tuesday to find a spot for her memorial to the late singer. >> her music is the song track of my life. >> reporter: she has a special connection to houston's childhood. >> she went to franklin school which is now called the whitney houston academy where my mother taught. >> reporter:

los angeles. despite the tourists saying the term "destroy" was british slang for party, they were held on suspicious of committing crimes. -- suspicious of committing -- suspicion of committing crimes. >> this is a mix-up. this is stupid. if you're hungry and you go to mcdonald's. you say i'm going to go destroy a mcdonald's. or if you're going out to a nightclub. say it is called caesar's palace, to get drunk drunk, you say i'm going to get destroyed at caesar's palace. >> they spent 12 hours in separate holding cells before they were put on a flight back to england. the decision was not solely based on the tweets. >>> the line between reality and entertainment is blurred when costume characters are pepper sprayed by police on hollywood boulevard. the officers say the characters started throwing fists on a stretch of a busy sidewalk outside of the kodak theatre. apparently they were fighting for tourists to pay for posed pictures with them. one imitator was treated for minor injuries no arrests have been made. >> the star of the sitcom "rosian" is running for president. the green party has welcomed

lo love. that's the whitney i love. >> in terms of the issues she had to deal with, how much of an impact do you her natural talent? >> for me, being in the studio with her and understanding the stress we artists go through at times, it's not the first time in history that, you know, where we feel the pressure. what i was saying earlier, i was saying every night when someone has to go up and be a superman or super woman on stage, no matter what happens, i think that takes a toll on us psychologically, emotionally, physically. >> there are fans gathering in new jersey outside the funeral home where her body is being flown to tonight. i heard, chaka told me, she believes tyler perry arranged for the flight on a private plane. obviously will be very emotional when whitney's body arrives back in her hometown there. how would you like her to be remembered? obviously, all the stuff about her private life will be gone over and repeated and so on. how would you like her as an artist to be remembered? >> i would like her to be remembered, me and whitney, beyond music what we share, my father is a preache

term which runs to 2014. >>> the former commander of a drug squad will be allowed to travel to los angeles to appear on the doctor phil show. a judge gave him permission to travel with his attorney next week. during the talk show taping he will encourage law enforcement officers to seek help if they're under stress. his attorney said he was under stress because of health issues at the time of the crimes. >>> the streets of san francisco are about to get a much anticipated face-lift. the mayor, along with other city leaders, kicked off a 248 million-dollar road improvement project, including repaving roads to get rid of pot holes as well as repairs to sidewalks and bike lanes. >> people are beginning to understand more and more that we have to invest in our infrastructure and our roads and sidewalks are a key part of that. >> the three year project will be funded by a bond passed by voters last november. the mayor's office say it will create 1600 jobs. the work is set to begin this summer. >>> it could be the final attempt to save the marina in martinez. leaders plan to spend $1 million to clear away layers

terms. kareen wynter is in los angeles with the latest. >> reporter: it's been four days since whitney houstong to light. the coroner's office confirms they have issued subpoenas. investigators are also contacting familiar sills where the prescriptions were filled. several doctors and pharmacies have been contacted and officials say.doctors have been cooperative. and it's also been confirmed where. they were under the singer's name. we should mention that it does not appear that houston, who had a public ballots with drug addiction was, quote, doctor shopping. cnn has confirmed that she visited a doctor in beverly hills just four days before she died. the doctor an ears nose and throat practice 'tissers. he's treated her for many years as well's other well-known singers. >> her funeral takes place this saturday. i understand the pastor that that funeral is sippinging out? >> that's right. marvin winans officiated her marriage to bobby brown, he will give the eulogy at the funeral. yesterday, winans, the brother of c.c. winans was asked what it was like to give the eulogy. here's what he said t

what is reimbursable and what is not i would think that support of los angeles, would be in regular conversations with the month in terms of what they need most and how it fits within the grant structure. >> commerce one miller convened a hearing we had last " weak on specifics for security, and the issue of 100% cargo scanning did come up. we understand that the administration has pretty much set at this point it is not feasible. that is something we will continue to strive toward. i know there are a lot of levels, point of origin, the safe and secure ports initiative. i hear that. 14 million containers come in and out annually and i am still concerned that we are not standing more than 3% or 4%. i think what we need to look at its investment in the technology that might be out there that actually could help us achieve this without slowing down commerce and without being a burden. i am so very worried about those containers coming in and out of our ports and whether or not we truly know what is inside of them. >> there have been a lot of significant improvements made in the safety and security of cargo particularly con

that cloud cover at the top of tomorrow morning will make for a very cool day in terms of where we expect to end up. 70 in losout 68 in milpitas, 70 in fairfield and 68 in pittsburg. comfortable at the coast, 63 in half moon bay. 63 in pacifica. throughout the next couple of days we do start to change. more showers in the mix saturday into sunday. a check of the drive with mike. >> we're going to take you out to the area near the carquinez bridge. westbound 80 at willow. we had an earlier accident. the latest is westbound in the commute direction off of the bridge heading down into hercules. this is like hi to cause a ripple there, even after that clears we'll get a burst heading through hercules. we're seeing lighter volume through the area, it's a thursday so we don't see quite the hit we would on a tuesday. 40s where it's yellow down through berkeley, around the curve, the bay bridge plaza, the rest of the approach is moving. the bill continues and coming off of the workly serve it's slow into the maze for that approach. our choppers were along 101, now looks like they are heading over 92. you see the low

term. romney still needs to secure more delegates to win in los angeles. edward lawrence, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, along with caucuses in colorado and colorado, missouri is holding a primary tuesday. there are no delegates at stake in that contest. >>> the scandal making news again on capitol hill. now, congress wants to know why no official charges have been filed in the case. >> reporter: well, vic, that scandal led to big changes but has resulted in no criminal charges. during a recent hearing, house members say they want to see someone held accountable for problems exposed by whistle- blowers. in 2003, workers had evidence of remains being buried in the wrong graves and incomplete burial records. a result led to the ousting of the cemetery's top two schedules. >> army officials say they have completed a complete investigation into the matter but say the decision on whether to charge those officials now arrests with the justice department. >>> a u.s. marine is set to go on trial, for allegedly hazing a comrade, who allegedly committed a suicide. ser

term problem. as you can see behind me, gas prices are only on the rise. brian? >> miguel almaguer in los angeles starting us off. thanks. >>> the price of gas isn't the only contentious campaign issue tonight. birth control seems to have become as one headline writer put it today, the third rail of american politics right now and this happened really out of nowhere. in fact, it was a question about birth control that got the biggest audience response at last night's gop debate in arizona. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more on the politics of birth control and women's health. >> reporter: protests today in richmond, virginia. >> our bodies! our lives! >> reporter: a flashpoint in the political fight over government's place in women's health and reproduction. so provocative, the mere mention of birth control prompted boos. >> i don't support that. >> reporter: at the republican debate. >> just because i'm talking about it doesn't mean i want a government program to fix it. >> reporter: and rare applause at a democrats-only staged hearing today. set off by the outraged democrats vented when rep

term. >> reporter: romney still needs to secure hundreds more delegates to win the gop nomination. edward lawrence, cbs news, los angeles. >> missouri holds its primary tomorrow, but no delegates will be awarded. so few candidates are spending any time there. >>> the economy and prices at the pump are a key issue come election time. according to aaa, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is $3.48 today, nationwide $3.56, in the d.c. area and don't expect them to go down any time soon. the motor club predicts we will see prices spike next month as refineries do their annual maintenance and switch their fuel blend for summer. >>> we all feel pressure, get to your job on time, make sure the kids get to school on time, but should being late mean you go to court? >> reporter: i'm peggy fox in leesburg. a waterford couple was summoned to court this morning. they'll be on trial next month because their children were excessively late to school. >> i don't think it's appropriate for the county to basically make up laws and then try to enforce them in order to intimidate or bully parents into compliance. >> w

term. in charlotte, well, in los angeles, mayor, antonio villaraigosa is joining us live.or, very good to see you. congratulations in this position of yours. you and i spent a lot of time on the road last election season. back then you were on hillary's team, now you're front man for obama. he's the guy with the record, the experience. what is the most important thing in that record that you're going to be pitching to the voters to secure a win? >> well, that the economy is coming back that he's been able to demonstrate that if you work across the aisle and the way that he's made an effort to do, that the people can actually get back to work. about 2 million new jobs have been created. every month it begins to increase. i think people are going to look for a president who is focused on job creation and not some of the divisive issues that you hear in the debates. last night and over the last few months. >> let's talk about a very critical voting bloc. this is the cover of "time" magazine. it says, "yo decido, why latinos will pick the next president." nearly 10% of voters

term unemployed. as president obama waits for congress to finalize the compromise, he is taking the campaign west. he is hitting losngeles first for a fund-raiser in beverly hills. lots of stars attending that, including a performance by the foo fighters. from there, he heads to the bay area tomorrow. his fund raising rolling through san francisco, including an event at the knob hill masonic center. tickets for the event range from 100 to $10,000. >>> in business and tech, san francisco's diamond foods bet the company's future on buying pringles, the stackable potato chips. >> reporter: i am afraid pringles won't be a san francisco treat. kellogg's bought the pringles line from prok tehran gamble, yanking the sale from diamond foods. now, diamond tried to buy pringles for more than $2 billion, using money it may not have had. diamond executives accused of moving money around the balance sheet to make that purchase. now the company is under investigation and lost the pringles deal. >>> the general services administration, the business arm of the u.s. government is the latest agency to drop blackberry phones in favor

she certainly was rated a term in this bright and shining one. >> coming up, a live report from los angeles with more on houston is being wherever it at her passing could impact tonight's grammy awards. >> in a while, mitt romney ended his long losing streak last night with a victory in maine's republican caucuses. >> but it's hardly the big victory he was hoping for. ron paul came in second, 36 piece at to romney's 39%. while it's a boost, it provides an arguably bigger boost for ron paul who has yet to place this high in any contest thus far. >> we lost by i guess almost 200 votes, 190 votes. it's almost like we could call it a tie. >> neither newt gingrich nor rick santorum actively campaigned in maine. >>> california democrats meet in san diego this weekend. the party celebrated nancy pelosi's 25 years in congress. she said california congressional races could help democrats win back control of the house. >> it's time to send a clear message across our state and to the rest of the country that california stands with the democrats near the party of medicare, medicaid, social security, an

los angeles. >>> up next, a whole new meaning for home delivery. >>> we're back now with a growing movement that's giving a whole new meaning to the term, home deliverylot of folks these days, building a new home isn't an option, but thanks to an increasing trend they're able to buy the home they had always hoped for in the neighborhood they want at a fraction of the price. and we get the story now from nbc's thanh truong. >> reporter: it's a new kind of mobile home. a three bedroom ranch once headed for demolition. >> instead of tearing the houses down, we pick them up and relocate them and turn them into houses again. >> reporter: with the help of jacks, dollies and trucks, the house is on the move, getting a second chance with a new family. is this your dream home? >> it's a home. yeah. it's close. >> reporter: james and michelle wanted a new home. but building one was too pricey. so they visited the used home lot near portland, oregon. >> no different than a used car lot, i guess. but a little bit bigger. >> reporter: they bought the house for $40,000. almost half the cost of building a new one. >> the one you got is perfect, andy. >> reporter: d

los angeles. when i realized that the politicians were just looking for the next seat most of the time and not focus on long-term problem solving, the cops would focus on long-term problem- solving because they wanted to be safe. they wanted to be able to make it home at night. when i learned from the officers, ms. rice, we with love to protect the committee, but they hate us. and we understand why they hate us. but we do not know how to change. that is when i realized i could be a go-between between the gang intervention workers and the officers. officers would say things like call. rice, woulwhat you lying we call survival. we are told do not provide city for these poor people. just keep communities that are in the upper a bushel on, the good committees say. and contain and suppress the violence in the hot zones. once i realized that they did not do this and cops wanted to provide safety, the safer the poorest communities are, the more likely a cop will not get shot on their watch. they can go home safely if the community? them here so that became the mission. that became the mission in the early 1990's -- no,

nop lo this was now something very serious for the united states and many in this country for for the long term didn't know whether we could be certain of just exactly what was going to happen. now, that's the nims which the space race was born. khruschchev when they made their first successful launch when we had failed to do the same thing said that with their new boosters, he quoted, socialism has triumphed not only fully but irreversibly. quote. that's where the space race started. the soviets were going to space to prove their superior or the, and they said so. we were trying and too often we were failing. and that was too bad, also. they are orbited sputnik, the first orbital vehicle around the earth. if you look up toward the balcony area outside, an exact model of it. went up on the 4th of october, 1957, beeping its way around the world and khruschchev once again said the u.s. now sleeps under a soviet moon. we tried to counter just a few months later in december with vanguard and it blew up after a four-foot lift off the pad. we remember some of those pictures very, very well. so, with

term planning and also legislative products -- projects. she started as an intern for rec and park. she has experience working directly with the community in san francisco and los angeles agreed she graduated with honors from ucla and the planning program curry she originally worked for the planning and redevelopment agencies in teheran. should read from the faculty of fine arts and urban studies. we are pleased to have her. >> hello i am here to introduce the ordinance proposed by supervisor mar. i'm going to start by briefly introducing the ordinance and then talking about why it is being proposed. i am going to continue with presenting the modifications the department is going to propose. i will talk about the public comments they received so far and then our conclusion. i will end with the environmental review results and the additions we have to the draft resolution. this is a very familiar topic to you. this is an ordinance that would amend the planning code 263.20 to provide a maximum five-foot ground floor height increase. this would be when active uses are provided. actor uses as defined by section 145.1e. it would allow a maximum five- foot ground flo

to complement what kamala has done in terms of introducing some of the people that are here in the hall. i think of particular importance is the fact that the loswith his wife noreen. if you would give them a round of applause for coming up, that's very special. [applause] >> also, alameda district attorney nancy o'malley, san mateo d.a. steve wagstaff. kamala introduced senator mark leno. you can give him another round if you would like. [applause] >> someone who is going to have his hands full and is totally ready for the job, our new mayor, ed lee. [applause] >> our new chief of police. [applause] >> kamala mentioned our city attorney, dennis herrera. public defender, assessor, treasurer jose sis narrows. of course, kamala who is here, give her a round of applause. united states attorney melinda hague. [applause] >> sovereign lano county d.a., sonoma county d.a., supervisors mark farrell, malia cohen, charmen chu. judges, i understand they were all invited. i hope some are here. members of the council core and our fire chief, our wonderful fire chief joanne hayes-white. i met the person i'm going to introduce next way back in the 1960's and

terms of the route. we've seen some cuts. they've cut burbank here in los angeles.the real key here is what's going to happen to the cities that have limited service or the cities they think that are low yield cities. like orlando, hawaii, las vegas. those may get reduced service and the smaller cities that have limited service may get cut altogether. >> you know what disturbed me, peter, a nervous nellie flyer as you know, i'm scared on the arm. some mechanics are losing their jobs. they should be treated like gold and have job security. how worried should i be as i get an on an american airlines flight. >> it's perhaps the largest employer in tulsa, oklahoma. 6800 people. they'll lose 2100. a little less than a third of those. what that means is that american has prided itself as an airline that did all maintenance in-house. you lose 2100 people, that means a lot of the jobs go out of the country. outsourcing some main nans. right now, i wouldn't be worried about that. the real question is federal oversight. that's a completely other story we can cover later on. >

term. >> reporter: romney still needs to secure hundreds of delegates to win the gop nomination. in loseles, edward lawrence, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, along with caucuses in colorado and minnesota, missouri is holding a primary tuesday. tomorrow, there are no delegates at stake in that contest. >>> a wild police chase ends with an arrest. police say a man stole a truck with a trailer, with a stunt grinder. police chased him onto interstate 795, and into reisterstown, where the trailer overturned. the 38-year-old suspect was arrested after a short chase. >>> and anne arundel county police arrest two men. police say they followed the man on hamlin road and held him up at gunpoint. police were able to track him down because of the description of their getaway car. >>> time now for a quick look at some of stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. >>> a rundown former movie theater in station north will soon make a comeback. >>> the possible changes that could pave the way for employers to offer annuities as retirement plan options. >>> and more on what the

term. >> reporter: romney still needs to secure hundreds more delegates to win the gop nomination. in loses, edward lawrence, wjz eyewitness news. >> along with the caucuses in colorado and minnesota. missouri is holding a primary tomorrow. but there are no delegates at stake in that contest. >>> retailers are expected to receive a lot of love for valentine's day. spending on gifts is estimated to be up nearly 9% over the last year. the average american will spend $126 on valentine's day goodies. men will spend nearly twice as much as women. jewelry is the most popular gift, followed by a special evening out. >>> time for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. a rundown. former movie theater in station north will soon make a comeback. the possible changes that could pave the way for employers to offer annuities as retirement plan options. and more on what the jeremy guthrie trade means for the orioles. for these and more, read the baltimore sun. and remember to look for the wjz first warning weather team. >>> kai, how many times

terms of rainfall over the next three-day period. tonight, mainly clear skies. numbers dropping into the mid-30s in the north bay. 34 in santa rosa. 41 in los gatos. for your friday forecast, it is here. numbers will be above average. down here in to the south bay, 67 in san jose. 67 in morgan hill. breezy across the santa cruz mountains. also warmer day for you tomorrow here in the east bay with 67 in danville. 67 in the castro valley. from alameda to fremont, cooler from 65 to 66 there. 65 in pacifica and more upper 60s to low 70s expected right up across the north bay. on your three-day forecast, we'll find those few areas of patchy fog for tomorrow morning. temperatures near 70 degrees as we head into sunday. so super sunshine for all the super bowl parties as we head into this upcoming weekend. looks great for fan fest as well down at at&t park. sunny. mid to upper 60s. and rain, oh, yeah. phil was a little right here in that trafforecast. a little chance coming by tuesday. >> we've been listening to that guy for 100 years. >> i do it every day. >> if you look at any major league roster, you'll find many players with bay area roots. it

terms of running a team of people. running businesses. >> we're going through a major reorganization at this point. in losngeles and new york, the success in both of those cities was as a result of collaboration, significant collaboration efforts, my proudest accomplishment was in los angeles. the collaboration between the los angeles police department and the city's minority population, particularly african-americans, who were effectively at war with each other for 50 years. we were able to resolve that, turn a corner on race relations, and that city is becoming a martyr of race relations between the police force and the minority communities. >> we had a big, big issues, obviously, back in my home country, britain, the northern island situation. in the end, prime minister tony blair, at the time, had to sit down with notorious terrorists and do business with them. he had to bring them in and talk to them in a language they felt comfortable with before peace could be achieved. although people throw their nose up at that kind of thing, actually, isn't that the way to wrestle with most of these dilemmas, wh

down to the south we're talking los gatos and the morgan hill hitting the 70 degree mark as well. in terms of cloud cover clouds are streaming toward the south. that is what is keeping temperatures on the warm side, unseasonably warm. we're back with more headlines in a minute. few if high >>erica: and chris brown is a real honor have collaborated on tucson's just released this morning. a lot of fans are outraged. >>mark: we are keeping our eyes on wall street. the dow jones getting closer to the 13,000 mark. >>mark: fat tuesday march across celebrations are wrapping up. run announcer: this is the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m.. for >>darya: we are starting with traffic. george had the updates on hot spots. they have the eastbound lanes shut down. at glen cove, for fear of accident occurred with the degree all across the lanes. we continue to have major delays on highway 4 this morning. normally the slow traffic ends before pittsburgh and bailey wrote westbound but a minor crash at well as is still on the shoulder and the backups have been horrendous. a drive time of 54 visits could be as much as