constructed in 1923, the subject property is identified as a con tributing structure within the north east landmark district. the proposed project involves the addition of the ex-per or and interior and i guess that is great for the building and the restoration and including the replacement of the architectal features and the addition of the canopy. specifically the scope includes the interior of the building along the battery and the facades and the installation of a new wall on the exterior wall surface along the rear alley. >> the main entrance along the battery street will be reconstructed based on physical and photo graphic evidence, utilizing the glass, fiber concrete or material. additional alterations are proposed on the facades that includes the addition of the entry, and act together on the north side of the entry door and painted the work above the entry door immediately north of the entry and the new walleds sconces replacing the non-historic front door system and a new storefront of similar configuration and replacing the doors in the bay and immediately north of the central b

i would be in the basement if i was near elkton or north east. this storm has been following route 40 and now into cecil county. you got to head down to the basement. stop your morning routine. let me go back and take another look. >> do tornadoes ever backtrack? >> unless you're in a tropical system. like in a hurricane. you get the rotation. in this case, no. once it is passed, it has passed.] >> thank you. >> a city councilman wants baltimore to reconsider doing business with the state of florida. kim dacey with more on the story. >> good morning. it does ask the city to take a second look at the business dealings with florida. in a move he believes makes baltimore the first major city to pursue an official protest of florida, a resolution will request the city minimize its dealings connected with the sunshine state. george zimmerman shot trayvon martin during a scuffle in 2012. mosby said the application of its stand your ground law is too vague.the law allows people to use deadly force to defend themselves. >> i am not calling on the state o

but things shifted toward the north and east. this is what we are working with. ots of flood warnings across the area and in baltimore county and points off to the north and everywhere else. so dealing with flash flood watches. so heavy rain across the area for today. and also some stormy weather and severe weather happening this morning. so let's talk about what's going on on maryland's most powerful radar as of now. because we are very active and our storm the tornado is looking right around elkton as of now. i will try to zoom in on this cell so you can see what's going on. we are dealing with a cell that is capable of producing a tornado this morning, but also we have plenty of lightning with this cell and also we are dealing with gusty winds across the area. and, we are dealing with heavy rain. so, in the next 12 minutes this is pushing off towards northeast 29 minutes elkton and 45 minutes newark and 48 brookside. so this is what we are dealing with this morning. again a. very dangerous storm. hopefully you are hearing my voice and have your plan of action a

this will begin to slide off towards the north and east. the other area that we are looking at this morning no warnings but still dealing with lots of downpours heavy rain around sherry-- cherrytown back to the west around carroll county and frederick county and tawnytown getting in on heavy rain but the movement of the storms you can see westminster walnut ridge another line of showers and thunderstorms working their way off towards the east. again, no warnings on this now but we are dealing with heavy rains and the flash flood watch in effect. let's show you what's going on with the watches and warnings if you are tuning in you are looking at this pink which means a tornado warning has been issued and it was issued at 6:30 this morning from the national weather service. and with this we are dealing with very dangerous weather. you need to have the plan in order behalf tornado warning is issued. that means a tornado is happening right now. the national weather service saw rotation in the upper levels of the atmosphere and severe thundersto

vincent martin of north east d.c. was taken into custody. police are still looking for demarco james. the man entered a home on nicol james' ex-re girlfriend lived. they confronted a man in the residence and shot him. neighbors are stunned by the violence. close.as so right across the street. a shooting. kind of scary. >> police say martin is charged facesurder and james murder charges. other big news story. tighter security in howard university after a student was teenager says she was sexually assaulted in a classroom. where she spoke with students about changes. make sureool wants to students feel safe while and they are here. one thing they can expect, beefed-up security. quiet sunday afternoon on the campus of howard university, but in the next week more students will be arriving for the start of a new school year. >> i am excited to start classes. >> she and her friend are excited despite their sense of security being shattered this summer. , 22-f their classmates year-old omar sykes, was shot and killed near campus on the fourth of ju

the ranks of the opposition to what was serious kurdish minority scattered along the country's north east border parts enjoying a large degree of independence but there are other on claves have become targets of deadly attacks and mass kidnappings by fighters that's what we see in the black who kurds claim trying to carry out ethnic cleansing this comes amid reports of an independent arcade a state about to be declared in northern syria but according to german reporter manuel oxon writer who is closely following the syrian conflict allegations of a kurdish genocide are likely to be met with international silence. i don't expect any international reaction except. protests to right now i don't think so because they are international interests especially the international geopolitical interests of turkey was a very important nato member we shouldn't forget that nato troops also german troops are now at the turkish syrian border with patriot rocket systems heading against syria so we have turkey on this site and it's long turkey place this important role in this conflict i don't think that th

it's offshore, moving in the north and east in the next 24 hours. the track, we have partly cloudy chance. and the main focus of the thunderstorm activity to the north and to the east. the cooling trend as well. temperatures mainly in the 60s, 70s and 80s. the forecast model, not showing much. as i mentioned, there's' chance, picking up actist. even in early thursday morning, we'll start off with lots of overcast. and temperatures for the afternoon, cooler than yesterday. santa rosa, 79. fairfield in the upper 80s. as i showed you upper. and warmest locations inland approaching the 9 o degree mark. san jose, 80 degrees. clouds in the morning, leftover patches in the afternoon. back to school for today, in san leandro, starting in the day in the upper 50s on track to reach the 70-degree mark. partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. look ahead, the five-day forecast. the chance of shower for today. slight chance for tomorrow in the north bay. warm things up, brief warm-up on friday. cool off by the weekend. >>> time, 6:52. why the family of the accused k

there's that fire i-80 to the west and north texas street just to the east. that apartment complex, see that little flame icon? is just to the north and east of that. everything is being pushed in that direction. you get just a few embers from a fire it could be a mile or two away in this case just a couple of blocks, if that gets on the rooftop you could have a new fire burning. so i'm sure firefighters are watering that apartment complex downright now. >> so quickly. >> they have lost seven homes already and counting as they get in firefight hopefully under control. we have seen a lot of smoke go from the dark black to the lighter white smoke which is indicative of water on the flames. >>> steve large from our sister station in sacramento filed this report. >> reporter: you have a lot of, a lot of engines on this street on marigold dividing one side of the street from the other. and their number one goal right now despite what you're hearing from darrell that he feels not enough was done to save his home, there's a lot of homes that are still standing and co

us embassies and consulates across the middle east, north africa, and south asia are closed sunday inase terrorist threats turn into attacks. the move came after officials picked up increasing chatter from al qaeda in yemen, where multiple sources tell cnn an attack plan could be in its final stages. >>"well, the numbers are so big that i can't go into it other than the fact it definitely is planned a very enormous attack, a catastrophic type attack. that's probably the best way to describe it. and i can't really go any further than that." the threat is considered credible though ambiguous-- it could target us or western targets all across the region, though yemen is getting particular attention-- with security around the us embassy there even tighter than usual. there's a long history of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula targeting the us. including the christmas day 2009 underwear bomb plot. now cnn terrorism analyst paul cruikshank says there's a new twist: al qaeda's leader in yemen-- once osama bin laden's personal secretary -- is reportedly now the second in command in the organi

in town new york avenue bladensburg north east just the traffic signals so far are the only thing slowing you down. >> thank you, steve. s police investigating a deadly hit and run in prince george's county. this happened before 10:00 p.m. last night in landover. officials say a woman was walking along the eastboundtbou lanes of 202 when she was hit. the striking vehicle, the veh vehicle that hit her apparently took off from the scene. if you know about it police wanw to hear from you. justice for vanessa pham. her killer found guilty of first-degree murder. >> the case was nearly unprecedented because the judge allowed a television inside the courtroom. the jury unanimously found him guilty in the stabbing death of the teen. pham's body was found inside her car in fall's church in 2010. after his yesterday he confessed to killing her after she offered to give him and his daughter ar ride to the hospital.th the fairfax county commonwealthc attorney asked for life ine i prison. >> her death was not quick and it was not easy. it was pure savagery. s >> the jury recommended 49 years behind b

that you may have on the arg comments on approval and the signage and the special signage on the north east water front is quite restrictive and so while you may feel that there is a signage that is more in keeping with the historic photographs, the special district, that is outlined with the planning code is actually more restricted than what we would say the standards would allow and so that is one of the conditions that the on proval is outlined it is that it is. i am happy to answer the questions if you have them. >> in regards to the exposed stainless steel systems it is a standard condition of approval to ask for a painted finished metals within this district as a predominant character defining feature, bound from the district. >> thank you, commissioner baoerl pearlman. >> i had written down exactly the question that the project sponsor had asked about the stainless steel and it does differentiate it from the condition on the building and it is also, set back in under, you know the building and thes set back and so, in terms of that condition, do we want to make it different or exact

the conceit of some showers moving to the north east.ear the bay area began season thunderstorm activity in that will brownback side. so we do have high fire damage it reflect on one morning and effect until 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. will talk more about the fire danger and a thunderstorm coming up in just a bit. >> pam: still ahead. texas senator ted cruz is the media darling of the tea party. why the republican contender for president has a big problem. and we'll explain how suspected kidnapper james dimaggio used various methods to cause the death of hannah anderson's mother and brother. >> catherine: the haight bowl letter sent anonymous must anonymously to the autistic child passed up a hat. up ahead! hat. up ahead! úo hat. up ahead! i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be awesome. that's the doctor i want. at kaiser perman

there could be enough instability with this system to generate showers and thunderstorms to the north and east of the bay area. tomorrow morning, here we go with the drizzle once again. then once again, activity flaring up to our north and east. we'll have to keep an eye on this for friday. mendocino county has the possibility of showers and thunderstorms there. warmest locations inland on track to reach the mid to upper 70's by about 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. san jose, 73. san francisco on the cooler side, 63. a look ahead at your five-day forecast, a few scattered clouds for friday. we'll be watching thunderstorms develop just to the north of the bay area. then clearing skies. we warm up those numbers for the weekend. at this point, the warmest day should be sunday and into monday. so finally, a bit of an uptick in the numbers. >> how concerned are you about the thunderstorms? >> the thunderstorms -- of course, the fire danger is somewhat of a concern, especially up towards mendocino county. it's something we'll be watching quite a bit. >>> coming up at 7 on tv 36, what would you do with $425

that's north and east.uld be close after that things calm down sunday and monday. >>> 49ers play the first pre- season game. and we have more with the new security measures that the fans will face. >> that's right. >> and against the broncos at 6 p.m. and end of an era this is the last season for the niners here before they head south a new in terms of security. check that out. and letting people know that the new nfl bag policy is in effect. there will be two entry points to the stadium because they know it will take a bit for everyone to get used to this. this is not just for the but it is for the entire nfl. there is no better place to watch a game than in the stadium. this is what you will see if you go to nfl.com trying to educate all fans of the nfl, letting them know what is going to be allowed in any stadium and what is not. this comes in the wake of the boston marathon bombings. measures are being looked at. this is a very strict policy. there are some stadiums they do not let any bags in. the rule

and this is a view of what it will look like at 19th street and looking north east. again, how do we address and treat the function of the slip way to make it active and lively? the function as a recreation and the open space and the consultants have come up with an interesting designs and using keel blocks which are blocks that are used to construct and repair ships. this is how we can use this as furnishing and play equipment and activate the space and provide the flexibility of not having them for permanent but being able to move them for special events. >> we are looking at what are the historic ships that were built there and other historic things built and there are three things that exist today, the uss olynpia and it was built at pier 70 and the uss sulivan in new york city and was built there and the transbay were all built at pier 70, how could we take these historic facilities across the country and interpret them? and we are looking at outlining them in the slip way to recognize them and interpret them and offer possibly a partnership with the non-profit

usual moscow studio where in a very special setting astonishingly beautiful shetland isles off the north east coast of scotland where the north sea atlantic you will find the shetland isles and there is a way harris to talk to the first scottish minister alexander salmond about the defining point of every land its sovereignty and its mr solomon's flagship policy to see scotland become independent from the united kingdom one of the benefits and the drawbacks let's take a look. at europe in scotland.

this is pushing off towards the north and east and this was just issued at about 5:52 this morning.ional weather service thinks it's capable of producing a tornado and it's five miles south of bel air moving off to the northeast at about 25 miles an hour. what we are watching now is for the locations impacked. we are talking about perryman and aberdeen and havre de grace this morning. so, again, if you are in these areas, you need to to the lowest part of your home as of now. and you need to do it now because this is what we are talking about. it's happening and you need to turn the television up and you can hear my voice as i am talking and again go to the lowest part of the home. if you don't have a lowest part of your home put enough walls between you and the outside and go into an interior room or bathroom and make sure to cover your head. i am going to give you more information and get more details on this and we will come back but right now let's go a check of the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: you mentioned it a torno warning issued for harford county. you want to be extra

wind out of the northwest at 2 -- winds out of north east with the 2 miles an hour.ad through the day, we are looking at temperatures by lunchtime at 83 degrees and again, not going rule out the chance for showers and thunderstorms isolated in nature. let's check the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: well we have the first crash of the day in downtown baltimore. right on martin luther king junior boulevard at west lombard street and a imagine alert if you are using the light rail this morning. there's a disruption between at this mowno and hunt valley. there's a bus bridge in place due to utility work on west warren at beaver dam roadblocking turn lanes in both directions. the mainline is clear. jfx54 miles per hour southbound at cold spring lane. 695 up to speed. 11 minutes on the outer loop from 795 down to 95. and 795 going to be nice and clear here in owings mills boulevard. no problems getting down to the beltway. that's your timesaver traffic. >>> it could have been your 8- year-old coming home from football practice in a crosswalk when he was hit by a car. jaq

that's pushing the best energy to the north and off to the east. visibilities are running well right now but we still have some fog at sfo, to check out our flight tracker. oakland, san jose, running on time. oakland, only 60 right now. 66 in san francisco. 59 at half moon bay. mid-to-upper 70s in the east bay valleys and down into san jose. right now the warm spot, fremont, and looks nice in san jose from our camera here. you can see downtown awash in sunlight. a smaller chance of storms today and tomorrow and that's why the high fire danger continues. a little warming trend thursday and friday. for today, low to mid-80s for most of the santa clara counties. we'll hang out in low to mid-sevenning in. san mateo, mid-to-upper 70s. at the coast, mid-60s, most of the north bay the and watch 74 in oakland for a cool spot, and 80 in fremont, and it's not going to be quite as uncomfortable in the east bay valleys. temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s, still possible. just get the humidity out of the house during the evening, a couple of games tonight

syria as part of the plan the militants like use of stepping up lethal assaults on kurds in the north east to seize their land more from our correspondent in the region policia. we've been speaking to eyewitnesses relatives and also kurdish journalists and from the sequence of events that we've been able to piece together that coming nineteenth of july you had an assault by islamist extremists at that stage they placed a bomb in a local kurdish school they also rounded up and abducted a number of civilians the very next day and number of kurdish houses in various kurdish enclave were blown up it was also an entire kurdish village that was destroyed and some five hundred people were kidnapped that violence continued into early august when you had the reported killing of at least some seventy kurds and the abduction of another three hundred and fifty now this week we saw a massacre in which some four hundred and fifty kurds were killed from the figures we've been receiving seven hundred twenty of them were children some three hundred and fifty of them were women that massacre happening in a

four hundred fifty kurds most of them women and children were allegedly killed in the north east of the country has the details. according to various reports at least four hundred fifty people have been killed by the on their front in north eastern syria reports say that at least one hundred twenty of those are children now we have requested information from the united nations in regards to the situation we have received their response according to the united nations they their team is in the region investigating these reports which haven't been confirmed as a few odds and should this in fact be confirmed to be true then the united nations are saying that this amounts to a war crime and that probably should provide some sort of stimulation to the international community to act quicker when it comes to syria and the situation which seems to be spiraling out of control and that is exactly what russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said when he urged the international community to come together and solve this issue a stand in syria we believe that in this action in this me we were shocked

the sun is shining on the exporatorium today. [ applause ] >> on behalf of my constituents in the north east neighborhoods i want to welcome the neighborhood to the best district in staoet with the exception of any other district represented here. we all know the saying that it takes a village to raise a child and i want to thank each and every one of you that you look around this crowd today. we are the diverse crowd and the diverse village of san francisco that is going to bring in half a million people a year to this site, that is going to bring in 50 million people over the next 21st century, tens of millions of kids are going to be raised right here on this spot. thank you for that. >> they say that victory and successes have many parents and i want to take a moment to add my thanks not just to the dreamers and the architects and the engineers and the builders, the donors and the exporatorium staff but i want to thank my neighborhood associations, the environmental groups and the transit organizations that worked together for many months for my aid and myself to make sure that we negoti

the direction of the fire is expected to head north and then east. e of fix wing aircraft and firefighters will be key. it's expected to spread to the north and the steep terrain is making it difficult to fight the fire. coming in the next hour, we'll explain how fire resources not only battling this fire, but others are running thin. ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. >>> san francisco's public utility commission is keeping a big eye of the big fire near yosemite and the possible impact on the bay area's water supply. the hechy system pipes water from the fire zone to yosemite to 2.2 million people in the area. the biggest concern is ash from the wildfire could float into the reservoir. >>> bayback high school in berkeley is hundreds of miles away from the fire to yosemite. students found themselves in the middle of the fire when the flames took an earlier turn this week. the fast-moving fire roared right toward their camp where they were having the yearly retreat. students took the cell phone videos when they were ordered to evacuate. they ha

extreme weather nearly two dozen construction workers were swept away by a spreading floods in the north eastthis is topical storm trami of these southern provinces triggered huge landslides burying dozens of homes it's estimated two hundred people are dead or missing since the beginning of the floods over a months ago. mother nature continues to cause devastation in russia as well floodwaters in some areas of the country's far east are now said to be a alling but still there's concern over this is here action in the city of a bad ups where water levels are expected to reach eight meters this week and five thousand people have already been affected imagine so workers have erected almost seventeen kilometers of temporary embankment ten of them in her bar's replies have been described as the wires to a country with many thousands of hectares of farmland swamped it's estimated more than sixty million dollars worth of damage i have been down the high water levels were caused by have a downpours in early july and are not expected to start receding until i met next. in one germantown growing kind o

civilians being massacred in syria four hundred fifty kurds were allegedly killed by rebels in the north east of the country now let's get more on this from our correspondent in the region in. well it really it seems like the situation is spiraling out of control without any sign of resolution so what has been the reaction and tell us about the international effort there. well the international effort and that seems to be one of the big problems in the region is that international effort doesn't seem to really be there there may have been some talk about the situation in the necessity for syria to come to a peaceful resolution of the conflict but it doesn't seem to be there as you have mentioned around four hundred fifty people are reportedly reported to have been killed by al-qaeda affiliated groups in northeastern syria this one really is going to be children the problem is that russian foreign minister has pointed out is that despite the fact that carnage seems to be on the increase the international community stays silent for some reason. we believe that there is in this action in this me

lot of growth that is happening in the south east corridor and they want to connect up with the north east corridor. and so, this is our future, this is what we have been talking about and it it is right here before us and it starts and i also want to give a big thanks, fong, you and rose, and gordon and so many other people have been such strong leaders of this effort along with the federal partners and the regional partners and to have the nails of the boring tunnel machines that are reflected here, (inaudible) chung, thank you for being here and you are a decent ant here and i believe that it is the grand niece, and then, of course, big alma which will be the boring tunnel machine that shows up next month, and it will be under construction and be complimenting the two machines that will be part of this sef fort and i am excited to hear the reving up of the tunnel bore machines and i understand that we can't do that today because of safety reasons and ones that notice starts happening once the digging starts and the tunneling starts then i think that we will have that great reflection of