the first is the palmer case and others which have interpreted it. an act says that a public agency cannot control the rents on new construction except under certain circumstances. the language is quite broad. at the time the law was passed we were involved in fighting it and we raised a flag, hey, this is not just an anti-rent control law you're about to pass, but inclusionary zoning laws, bonuses, a lot of stuff is in question. the palmer case came around later and the court said no inclusionary zoning law for rental housing. it's a violation. so if you can't have inclusionary housing laws for rental housing, how are we going to control these rents? how are we going to do it relyly? we can come up with -- reliably, we can come up with a scheme but we need something here. we have two separate acts that have separate requirements. the ellis act says a public agency can't require a landlord to continue to offer rental units as rental. here we're going to have some kind of agreement that the landlords are doing that. in a case that just came out in jul

palmer was enjoying his retirement after four decades after a bus driver. in the middle of the afternoon friday those golden years came to abrupt and violent end. when evelyn palmer came home just 20 minutes at the grocery, she called for her husband sterling, but no answer. >> she kept going back there whining. i turned the light on and there he was at the foot of the step. >> reporter: she found her husband on the basement floor of their home. >> i tried to give him mouth to mouth resuscitation. he wasn't doing anything. the only thing i would say is please don't do this to me. then when i looked down i saw a lot of blood. >> reporter: police say sterling palmer had been stabbed. >> we're asking for the community's help. here we have a 78-year-old man, someone entered the house, stabbed him several times and as a result of his injuries he died. >> reporter: earlier in the day he did have money in his pants pocket. his wife knows that because he pulled it out to give her some to buy a sandwich. when he was discovered dead he didn't have any money in his po

the palmer decision makes matters worse. we no longer do rental housing in san francisco or anywhere else in the state and the embassy suites case makes the matter even worse than that. we are not that close, i think, to figuring out how we are going to make that promise a reality. and i think some more discussions are going to have to occur, until we figure out what the mechanism will be. i am not sure at all how it's going to be accomplished. and i hear a a lot of wishful thinking. but an outreach is great, but the bottom line is what are the courts saying about this? can we do this? how do we do this? we don't have that answer right now. thank you. president miguel: thank you. >> good goo afternoon, i am in the san francisco tenant's union. we, too, would like to see this move slower rather than quicker. there's a lot of complex issues and a lot of housing involved. the biggest issue in terms of preserving the rent controlled units, be were able to do something with trinity plaza as people may know, but subsequent to that

>> sterling palmer was found stabbed to death inside his home. george lettis has more. >> i liked him. he was a sweet person. >> bernisce wilson said she didn't hear or see anything, but at the 21,000 block someone got inside a home and stabbed sterling palmer. he was 78 years old. his wife discovered his body after she returned from an erand after 2:00 p.m. >> palmer was a retired m.t.a. bus driver. >> who would kill a 78-year-old? >> i don't know. especially a nice guy like that. it makes you whopped, what's going on? i don't know what to say. everybody says it can't happen in their neighborhood. man, crime is everywhere, you know? >> detectives were still collecting evidence into the night. from the outside of the home, there was no clear evidence of a break-in. >> that is certainly something homicide detectives will look into. it could have been a robbery or home invasion. >> police hope someone with information will give them a call. >> the verdict is in on former city councilman ed harris. 11 news i-team barry sims has more on the verdict a

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this controversial ban takes effect early next year, and elizabeth palmer has more tonight. >> reporter: every new terror alert focuses hostile attention on france's muslims, hostile, they believe, is exacerbated by political attacks like the recent campaign against the full veil led by president nicholas sarsarkozy. "in our country," he said "we can't accept women imprisoned this way." for a pop plus president it was a populist stance. a poll found 82%ment the veil banned in public. it's widely seen as anti-french and a symbol of oppression. but this woman who took up the veil 11 years ago said it's just cheap politics. "this law will stigmatize muslims and it's being used to distract french people from bigger problems." under the new law, women who refuse to take off their veils could be fined over even arrested. "we are guaranteed freedom of lgz here in france," she says. "this ban simply breaking the law." in the whole of france, with a population of 65 million people, maybe 2,000 muslim women wear a full-face veil. it's such a tiny minority, say critics, it's not really an issue. t

another thing the palmer study gave us was effect on our projected demand. you can see the higher line represents what we think would happen based on the climate change effect and that's 8 percent bump over norms in 2040. so a climate change enhanced version. the footnotes of this slide is since we conducted this study and this speaks to something chuck just mentioned their subjectively lower than when we first did this so that's an issue we're trying to understand how to incorporate that into our plan when demand is not going up in the same way it did in the past. there's fundamentally a different relationship. part of sit just a different way and we're sighing higher and a lot of infill with residential and high density residential. these are some of the things we're trying to figure out how that impacts our planning. next slide. so what are we doing as a result of this work. well, first we plan to use our work with local models for watershed and there's new models this year for the,ipc, these we think will be better to down scaling the global effects on t

elizabeth palmer has our report. >> reporter: linda norgrove was kidnapped almost two weeks ago, while on the job for an american aid organization. the military finally located her in the mountains of eastern afghanistan. convinced that rescue was her only hope of survival, they mounted a raid last friday night. britain's prime minister received a phone call from the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, david petraeus, who told him that video filmed during the operation may show that norgrove was actually killed by her rescuers. >> that evidence and subsequent interviews with the personnel involved suggest that linda could have died as a result of a grenade detonated by the task force during the assault. >> reporter: u.s. special forces rappelled down from helicopters near the compound where norgrove was a prisoner. they fought their way through small arms fire toward her. then, there was at least one explosion. which killed her. what and who caused it will now be the subject of a full military investigation. of course, this comes as a terrible shock to the norgrove family. as a friend s

they remain concerned about the stabbing murder of the 78-year- old sterling palmer, a retired mta bus driver found by his wife inside his home. a crime that has shocked his edison high way neighborhood. >> everyone says it cannot happen in their neighborhood, but it happens everywhere. >> the commissioner has met with all of his top brass to better strategizing. most of the victims had criminal records and aside from the murder of paul markham all had reoccurring motives. -- aside from the murder of sterling palmer, all had motives. >> robberies, drug disputes, and fights for most of them. >> detectives are asking anyone with information about the case of sterling palmer to call the baltimore city police department. we have been informed that this year there have been 171 murders compared to the same time last year where there were 176 murders. there were a record low number of homicides. live outside baltimore city police department, lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> bald market police say at least two people were stabbed after 6:30 p.m. saturday night at octoberfest. using cell pho

. >>> the family of a 78-year-old shirley palmer wants to know who killed him. the retired worker is pg remembered a good man died the wrong way. he was found stand to dead inside his home 2600 block of edison highway. the case has detectives stumped and they are looking for your help. >> here's a man that did everything right. you know, retired from the mta worked hard raised his family in baltimore, never been in any trouble, never any controversy just did what he was supposed to do, and then is violently murdered in his own home. it's senseless and you can't even begin to imagine what that family's going through. >> the funeral for sterling palmer is scheduled for 11:00 friday morning at the dalton baptist church in northwest baltimore. >>> a flag painted in the middle of a knoting ham street is history. baltimore county crews removed it to the protest of some neighbors. the flag was right in the middle of albert take avenue. written next to it was support our troops and a tribute to a service member named justin. but an anonymous complaint brought out the co

as elizabeth palmer reports, the british government is as equally concerned. >> this reinforces the needr vigilance against a continuing terrorist threat. the threat level against the united kingdom continues to be assessed as severe, which is not a change but, of course, is very serious. >> reporter: also this week, osama bin laden released two new statements. they will be examined by intelligence agencies in case they contain coded orders to militants. u.s. counter-terrorism officials believe senior al qaeda leaders may have been planning to attack several european cities similar to the terrorist assault in mumbai several years ago, when men fanned out in the crowded downtown killing and wounding almost 500 people. pakistan's border region with afghanistan is still a haven for al qaeda training camps in spite of stepped-up attacks from u.s. drones and pressure by the pakistan army. this summer western intelligence agencies were told militants trained in this area were going to carry out the european attacks. so, while the travel warning is based on serious fears, it's vague, leaving ma

. >>> the familiar live 78-year-old sterling palmer wants to know who killed him. palmer was found stabbed to death inside his home friday here in the 2600 block of edison highway. right near erdman avenue near the shopping center. and the case has detectives stumped and they are look for your help. so if you have information, call them. the funeral for the retired mta worker is scheduled for 11:00 tomorrow morning at daulton baptist church with is consider -- which sits in northwest baltimore. >>> it's now 6:05. democracy 2010 news here this morning. two candidates for governor going head to head again today. governor o'malley and former governor ehrlich will participate in the second debate before the november election. this event is hosted by the washington post and will be streamed live on the website starting at noon and we will have complete coverage of the event tonight at five, six and 11. and voting will continue for the second day on a new contract that puts performance ahead of experience for baltimore city teachers. the contract replace experience and a

it is >>reporter: his family says palmer had no ennmies. >> very lovable man. very lovable. extremely. >> i hadn't heard anything say anything bad about him. thht's why it is so puzzling this would happen to this man. >>reporter::accordiig to the family, there was no sign of forced entry. all that was taken was the cash in his pocket. >> we're asking anyone who may have seen anything or omeone snishs the neighborhood, call homicide detectives. >> i just pray that if anybody knows anything they will come closure. we can bring >>reporter: we spoke briefly with -- she said she's making it. the couple celebrated anyone with information is ary. asked o give detectives a call at this number. >>> reporting live at police headquarrers, fox 45 news at 10:00. >>> police need your help tracking down some of maryland's most wanted. officers are looking for keith stan dlts ord tonight. he's wanted for the beating and rock a man in downtown baltimore. he's about 5-6 and weighs about 140 pouuds. >> they attacked a man from behind, knocked them on the ground and continued to beat him. >> an

>> mitchell: elizabeth palmer in london, thanks. and for more on the terror alert and what it means, we are joined by cbs news national security analyst juan zarate. good evening. >> good evening. >> mitchell: the big question is, why now. >> the alert comes at a time when authorities are learning more and more about this al qaeda directed plot at europe. and so in some ways the authorities the u.s. government has a duty to warn u.s. sustains about this potential threat in europe. in addition, this comes at a time with a lot of media attention about what we know with respect to the threat. and so authorities couldn't avoid putting out some sort of advisory to warn people traveling to europe. >> mitchell: the alert is pretty vague, no specific countries are mentioned. what does that say to you? >> well, it says a couple of things. first that authorities are still worried about the seriousness of this threat directed by bin laden to hit in europe with assault teams in mumbai-style attacks. it also suggests that they're worried that th

but now elizabeth palmer reports it appears the u.s. forces who went to save her may have accidentally killed her. >> reporter: linda norgrove was kidnapped almost two weeks ago while on the job for an american aid organization. the military finally located her in the mountains of eastern afghanistan. convinced that rescue was her only hope of survival, they mounted a raid last friday night. today, britain's prime minister received a phone call from the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, david petraeus, who told him that video filmed during the operation may show that norgrove was actually killed by her rescuers. >> that evidence and subsequent interviews with the personnel involved suggest that linda could have died as a result of a grenade detonated by the task force during the assault. >> reporter: u.s. special forces rappeled down from helicopters near the compound where norgrove was a prisoner. they fought their way through small arms fire toward her. then there was at least one explosion which killed her. what and who caused it wi

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. >> reporter: he was enjoying his retire after four decades as an mta bus driver after evelyn palmer came home from the grocery store found back door open and the dog outside and she called for her husband sterling but no answer. >> she kept going out there wining and there he was at the foot of the steps. >> reporter: she found her husband of 50 years on the basement floor. >> and i tried to give him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. he wasn't doing anything. and the only thing was please don't do this to me. when i looked down i saw a lotted belove. >> reporter: he had been stabbed. >> we're asking for the community's help. we have a 78-year-old man, someone entered the house, stabbed him several times and as a result of his injuries, he died. >> reporter: in the day the murder victim did have money in his pants pocket. she knows that because she pulled it out to give her some to buy sandwich. >> whatever they wanted, he would have given to them and they didn't have to kill him. >> reporter: saturday the police arrested someone next to the home but they are not considered a suspect. th

>> sterling palmer was found stabbed to death. george lettuce has more. >> i've liked him. he was a sweet person. she did not hear anything, but someone got next door, instead the man who lived there multiple times. he is been identified as sterling palmer. he was 78-years-old. he was a retired bus driver. he can often be seen clean and shining his cadillac. he went to church every sunday. who would kill a 78-year-old? >> you have me with that one. especially, a nice guy like that. it makes you wonder, what is going on? crime is everywhere. >> police are still protecting evidence. there is no clear evidence of a break-in. >> that is something homicide detectives will look into. there are a number of possibilities. >> that is why police hope someone with information will give them ". -- a call. >> it is a split verdict for the three men accused of killing ken harris. and at jerez have spoken. >> i am wearing purple because purpled meant victory. i feel today, we have the victory. >> the verdict offers some resolution to the tragic murder of former baltimore city councilman k

bengals drive, carlson palmer moving them down the field. 31-yard return, and here comes the tampa baybuccaneers, 31 yards through the uprights. tampa bay beat cincinnati, 24- 21. >> very good for tampa bay on the road. baseball playoffs, and a victory today at game 4. the victory over texas. >> no home field advantage in that series, plenty of home field advantage for the ravens. much more tonight on ravens wrap up following the sunday night football game on nbc. stick around, john collins with the stick around, john collins with the woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our money. woman 4: our money. woman 5 sync: and he worked for another bank that collapsed. man 4: costing tax payers 17 million. anncr: tell bob ehrlich big banks don't need he

carson palmer today made a couple of critical throws for interceptions. you had just even drew brees who just didn't play his type of game. not really getting things done and moving the football the way they are capable of. and the ball is in the quarterback's hands so much, they determine so much of their team's success and failure, i think you're going to see these quarterbacks have to come through and start playing a little bit better football to be consistent in the middle of the year. >> tony, thanks a lot. we shift to mike florio, the subject is another quarterback but a different situation. mike, you and peter king and others have been reporting all day on the ongoing situation in the brett favre situation when he was with the jets in 2008. what is the update? >> well, bob, i agree with what peter king said during "football night in america." this is a situation that could be wrapped up by the end of the money and would be be surprising if the nfl were to ultimately suspend brett favre for something that would turn out to be an isolated dissented.

one case there remains a top priority is the stabbing death of 78-year-old sterling palmer, a retired mta bus driver found dead in his home by his wife. so far, no suspects and his edison high way neighborhood remains shocked. >> everyone says it cannot happen in their neighborhood, but crime is everywhere. >> that was lowell melser reporting. baltimore city police have identified the body of a woman found dead at the bottom of an elevator shaft. she was walking in the vacant building along north howard street with two others when she fell. her death has been ruled an accident. howard county police are investigating a deadly accident that happened early saturday morning near route 29 in johns hopkins road where police say the 19-year-old of rockville crashed head-on with 20-year- old virginia man. park remains in critical condition. the cause of the accident is currently under investigation. >> police need your help to find a robbery suspect. this man walked into the madison square savings bank on bell air road saturday morning. they immediately recognized him from a previous robbery.

arnold palmer the course in villa mora contrast not to greene who raced to support eleven birdies before finishing. but those final few holes mattered little ask the hard work we are still running down the thirty nine year old winning by two shots from francesco molinari to capture third euro title. that brings us all into the gridiron finally where the bird of prey belongs to the eagles this week following a comfortable winner of the falcons on sunday philadelphia halting atlanta's winning streak four games even sikorsky no reports right. mike smith in the failed . the best seat the eagles had all their plans to sean jackson getting the ball in a reverse. score in the first quarter the twenty three year old also affect. thirty four yard pass from kevin cobb to make it fourteen nothing still a. speedy playmaker however unable to skate with. a second. home crowd holding their breath with both motionless on the field jackson eventually helped off the field the rest of the concepts with a concussion robinson. had to make for the side. twenty one nothing to the eagles his. legendary side and

palmer-owens that's a hook up for 71 yards and t.o.'s first bengals touchdown. browns are now 1-3 after beating the 2-2 bengals. >>> one family's first game attended this season was the orioles last game of 2010. game four of four for detroit. damon with a man on second and he delivers a base hit. the tigers win it 0-2. >>> in auto racing, kansas city here we come for race number three of the sprint cup chase for the championship. greg biffle comes home the winner, jimmy johnson second. nine drivers separated by 900 points. >>> finally in golf, bad day. at the rider cup for team usa who came in with a two point lead over europe. that didn't hold up. and that capped up a flawless day for europe. they know lead it 9-1/2 to 6- 1/2. >>> there's a brand new guy for the chicago bulls, boozer broke his hand today he'll be out for two months. >> rough luck. >> that's how it goes. >>> thanks, stan. >>> still to come, it's a unique sport. you're not going to hear stan talk about it but it requires a lot of training ,,,,,,,,,, gecko: good news sir, i just got an email from

stay in the game and the match was tied at thirty one at the hof plus palmer. pulling away after the point the great ball movement playing must have dividends as they held on for a seventy four six the i. the san francisco giants are finally living up to their name on the baseball diamond the team which burley made the playoffs. surging to a two game to nothing late in the world series following a nine zero thrashing of the texas rangers the big arm pain giving the rangers a run for their money with no run scored off him in more than seven innings cain holding his opponent's with an earned run as he's done for the entire playoffs girt renteria doing the scoring for the giants won nothing here in the fifth the thirty five year old finishing with a home run and three r.b.i.'s the colombian native with a single in the if the inning making it six zero. all giants in the one overall nine to nothing the final score the series heads texas and subway for the next two or possibly three games. boxing were money back in los angeles gearing up for his championship fight on

it is notorious because it is reminiscent of the notorious, rates, mccarthy hearings -- notorious palmerthey confiscated people's computers, a task force, books, cell phones,;çmv passports, and 13 activists to appear before a federal grand jury. the majority of those targeted have participated in anti-war protests at the 2008 republican national convention in saint n?5n paud in hundreds of beatings and the rest was almost all charges subsequently dropped. the national coordinated raids and fishing expedition, as i call it, marks a new assault on first amendment rights, especially of solidarity activists and anti:g-union campaigners and union activist, which began on september 11, 2001, and with the passing of the repressive usa patriot acts. i share a great concernj, with many anti-war and social j% activists that the fbi is using the pre-tax raids investigating terrorism in and sent to investigate activist and our projected free-speech activities. i'm asking the supervisors to join me in denouncing the raids on the homes of these activists, and also the action of taking their computers

palmer to owens.wens goes in for 78-yards and the first bengals touchdown and this goes to the browns, they're 1-3. they beat the bengals and meantime, the baseball oriole game of 2010. this was the game against the birds. and they make contact and in comes will with the go ahead run and the tigers win it. the orioles finish 34-23 since buck showalter took over. >>> and nascar, a post season, if you will. the standings are tightening up and jimmie johnson, second and he took the lead and the top nine drivers are separated by 100 points and seven races to go. golf, bad day at the rider cup for team,sa. they came in with a lead over europe. europe didn't lose a match. europe has a 9 1/2 to a 6 1/2 lead. 12 matches will decide the rider cup. >> and that's sport. everyone's feeling good now, i guess the town's psyche is good. >> yeah, lots to talk about tomorrow. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, caught on tape, a landslide. it's a dangerous location and putting homes at risk. and be sure to watch "csi: mia

in 2002 through the university of washington through richard palmer and margaret hahn, i won't go over that now dash maybe later. next slide. a couple mayor studies we conducted is a reduction of our snow pact. the bowling watershed is not a rich environment. we do regularly get snow fall and our highest elevation in there is about 2500 feet. what we do have is a dotted line showing our regular run off of the strea

arnold palmer the course in villa mora contrasts not to greene who raced to support before finishing bogey but those final few holes mattered little. was written down the thirty nine year old winning by two shots from. third to topple. on to the gridiron finally where the bird of prey belongs to the eagles this week following a comfortable win over the falcons on sunday philadelphia halting atlanta's winning streak up four games with former michael vick looking on from the touchline even sikorsky has more. rights mike smith than the falcons with a chance to assert themselves as the best team in the n.f.c. the eagles had all their plans to sean jackson getting the ball into reverse and opening the score in the first quarter the twenty three year old also effective in a more conventional way calling in a thirty four yard pass from kevin caught up to make it fourteen nothing still in the opening quarter. philly speedy playmaker however unable to skate with hughes the robinson in the second the eagles' home crowd holding their breath with both players motionless on the field jackson even

. >>> and yet even more violence to tell you about a78-year-old sterling palmer was found stabbed severaln friday night right-side his home on edison highway in northeast baltimore. no word on suspects or a motive in this. >> a kidnapping suspect from georgia is behind bars this morning in our area. maryland state police arrested 30-year-old devin pol polanco in cecil county on saturday night. his estranged wife and her two young children were in the car. she called police telling them she was being taken against her will and according to authorities, he drove to new york to give her money for food and she says she got into the car thinking they were going to the store when they began driving back to georgia. >>> he had the heart of a champion but it was his heart that broke on the basketball floor. over the weekend, harford community college honored 18-year-old devonte bundley who collapsed back on october 1st. the medical examiner told his mom an irregular heart book took his life. team members and friends signed a ball at a memorial service for the athlete. >> the goal was to finish ha

sam donaldson and john palmer, you can see it every night, right? >> yea, or on dmond.ds to be fothe working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and business. he increased college tuition... by 40%. 40%. and i thought i knew bob ehrlich. he was against raising the minimum wage. made $2.5 million... working for a lobbying firm. $2.5 million? he's not really on my side. with this tough economy, we really need a governor on our side. >>> you certainly know that it is one of the most challenging economic times in u.s. history, with unemployment at almost 10%. now, a new television show is trying to give people a fresh start in their job search. it is called "the fairy jobmother." a sort of super nanny for the job airing on lifetime. joining us to talk about it is international career specialist hayley taylor. >> hello. thank you very much for having me. >> just keep talking. >> your slogan is no wings, no excuses. why has it been so successful? >> oh, there's so many peop

sam donaldson and john palmer, you can see it every night, right? >> yea, or on dmond.mployees who used to work for hp. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. fiorina laid off 30,000 people and she shipped our jobs to china and india. i had to pack my bags and i was out the door that night. we even had to train our replacements. she didn't need 5 corporate jets. one hundred million for herself. fiorina never cared about our jobs. not then and not now. i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message. >>> you certainly know that it is one of the most challenging economic times in u.s. history, with unemployment at almost 10%. now, a new television show is trying to give people a fresh start in their job search. it is called "the fairy jobmother." a sort of super nanny for the job airing on lifetime. joining us to talk about it is international career specialist hayley taylor. >> hello. thank you very much for having me. >> just keep talking. >> your slogan is no wings, no excuses. why has it been so successful? >> oh, there's so many people, you know

sam donaldson and john palmer, you can see it every night, right?llenging economic times in u.s. history, with unemployment at almost 10%. now, a new television show is trying to give people a fresh start in their job search. it is called "the fairy jobmother." a sort of super nanny for the job airing on lifetime. joining us to talk about it is international career specialist hayley taylor. >> hello. thank you very much for having me. >> just keep talking. >> your slogan is no wings, no excuses. why has it been so successful? >> oh, there's so many people, you know, unemployed, the economic situation that we're all in have been so tough on everyone. people don't know which way to turn. they don't know how to pick themselves up. they don't know how to apply for the first job, they're just stuck. >> how do you tell them? >> i try not to tell them. i try to show them. sometimes, i have to tell them. >> how do you go about it? >> we have to address the situation of the way they're living. the fact they're not able to do anything. demoralized, depressed,