we set out to design this our primary goals to reflect a in this case fabric in the dog patch and we really building our success is tied to audio ability to come through so to do this we've assembled a skill team and then what we did was linked we prepared at community meeting and sat at kitchen tables offer the psa past years and see this an interesting place we have addressed the concerns and make that better we learned about the proposed design which parts are working and not as a result we've come up with first a design that the neighbors embraced but for example, we're going to build a public dog park you'll see it when the arithmetic through go through and turn it into a public amenity and you know really maybe a little bit above and beyond similarly we're going to transform the streetscape from in front of our site it is a mustache much wider sidewalk and we also explicit look at that in isolation but we looked to the neighbors fewer block stretch so all the indiana street can have it in a cooperated way we're proud to present i'm happy to introduce you our team dan, and other

the south side with the glassy lounge and common dogwatch on the northern corner facing the new dog patch park thank you. >> so just to take a few minutes inform conclude thank you to the staff and also on the environmental side fantastic to work you with we've working hard to make sure we put this tangibly better we're proud we've done it testament to the project we have a unanimous endorsement and here to ask you to join and approve that project. >> (calling names). >> i live a block away from the site since this project is rather large for our small neighborhood no southerners from the neighborhood from the beginning, however, the project sponsors engaged with the community and represented the project until they delivered the design and as was mentioned sdma you know unanimously supported the project 800 indiana street will bring significant and meaningful benefits to dog patch community and much needed housing and stunning architecture and new dog patch park i strongly encourage your approval. >> thank you. next speaker. and good afternoon rob pool again along the architects they pres

crews are trying to patch it. we have the overnight effort to get the neighbor back to remain noal. >>> live doppler hd tracking what is last of the storm that seconded the bay area the last few days. expect precipitation this morning. what about the days ahead. >> while you think of shopping day, leyla gulen and mike will give you the conditions outside. >> you will still need an umbrella especially tomorrow but today we have light showers show up on live doppler hd and the southwest wind with the humidity hanging around and so will the chance of scattered light showers as we thread throughout the day. to the south bay you can see the nice waves of light rain with no flooding from the showers. but 280 at 17, it is wet this morning in the mid-to-upper 50's cooler than yesterday morning. light showers through the afternoon and low-to-mid 60's and it will turn to a little drizzle in the evening. dress for mid-to-upper 50's. >> fewer incidents shopping up on the computer. >> a welcome sight. this is berkeley westboun

of these times but nonetheless you got to be careful up until about those times for possible icy patches. up in the poconos it's going to be ice and snow pretty much throughout duration of this. we have a wind advisory until 4:00 o'clock town the shore. wind gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour. high tide tidal flooding up the coast and delaware bay. that's another issue. we have a general flood watch in effect today until further notice and that just depends on where the heaviest rain begins to hit and where we wind up get something slash flashy streaks and screams out of this. looks to me like south jersey up into mercer county is the best chance of that. 38 degrees in philadelphia right now, o 42 millville 34 allentown. you need to bundle up a bit. as we go through the rest of the day we're only stochg in the 40's this evening on that smart stone phone. storm tracker 6 app showing there's less rain in the afternoon than the morning. matt roads have been an issue this morning that certainly a lot of rain came down overnight led to ponding on a lot of the area highways david one of them being t

you can see through allentown and also berks county a patch moving southward there. that will go into montgomery and bucks. another patch right here in the southern part of chester county, and right through the northern part of new castle through wilmington, along 495, 95, upper chichester, even into media broomall and chester county. some snow showers here. some of these could create poor visibility but definitely slick conditions overnight on those untreated roads. please be aware of that come tomorrow morning. snow amounts through the afternoon and evening you can see albrightsville 3-inches. mount pocono. .6-inch. elverson .6. allentown .4-inches. right now in philadelphia 36. 32 in allentown. 24 degrees in the poconos. a lot of cold air to the north and the west. that is where our weather is coming from. it's going to stay that way for the next couple of days. and then things will begin to change. right now when you combine the wind that's gusting to about 30 miles an hour and the temperatures, we're creating feels like readings that are at 10 in the poconos. in

if you get stuck in value patch, at least go to a diversified value patch. david: okay.as most people know has the highest corporate tax rate in the world. lowering that rate may be one of the few things republicans and democrats agree on. will it happen in 2015. cheryl, what do you think? >> i had a off-camara conversation with a congressman he thinks it will be pulled off the table. that other things will come to congress's attention. we talked about the corporate tax rate, when push comes to shove in january when our brand new senate, republican-led senate comes to convene and congress as well they will push that to the side and that is unsupport gnat. david: wow. even owe though larry, most people agree, we'll hear this from lee in a moment, nobody pays or at least big corporations don't because they have all their special deals and everything, but still shouldn't we bring down the top rate? >> yeah, we should but optically it just can't happen. imagine being on television saying we'll give a tax break to all the rich corporations while individual get stuck holding t

. >> hello gentlemen and ladies i'm bill schwartz a resident of dog patch and i'm here to say that the loathing of the loop around 18th and 19th and illinois street is a very bad location to place the loop dog patch is changed so dramatically over the years since this was first planned in the late 90s i think willingly character war the most valuable player around that time it's a huge difference that's taken place there's three to four hundred cement trucks coming down the streets and bicycles we've become a bicycle city to put those two giant trains on illinois street which has become a residential street dog patch was once an industrial warehouse area there are new industrial business district south of 18th and 19th that won't be served so to speak as they run south the warriors are new in the area we're asking for new schools along the turn we're asking for as the sfmta to re-evaluate to seriously take a second look 83 at what this choice of a location that's what we're asking for. not just a casual oh, yeah, this looks like it will have a pothole here or interest it's not been giv

. >> public speaker: i'm here on behalf of bruce and neighbors of the dog patch. bruce couldn't be here but he wanted to convey a message. they have been more than a wonderful neighbor and community partner. the dog patch has worked alongside bruce and donating literally thousands of dollars and we'll try to do the same in the excelsior neighborhood. thank you. >> public speaker: good evening. the united commercial workers. you have seen me here over the last few years. it's not about access or jobs in the excelsior, the fact is we have the democratically mayor of sebastopol acting like walmart. they are afraid of losing their jobs. how come tonight we haven't seen the axis of love, the direct neighbor to sparks. not one neighbor. why. there is an lgbt location next to sparks. we urge you to open the green zone. thank you very much. have a very good holidays. >> public speaker: thank you. my name is raffial i live on athens street. i think you have heard a lot of opposition. i think our neighborhood has enough and a real issue of clustering. it's unfortunate that

search teams looking for the missing airasia plane find oily patches and objects in the sea, but they can't confirm they're linked to the aircraft. officials say at least five people have been killed in the fire onboard a car ferry traveling from greece to italy. >> translator: possibly there's a discrepancy between the list and the people onboard. that can happen from time to time, that there could be some other people possibly some illegal immigrants as well. >>> a snap general election is called in greece after the country's parliament fails to elect a new president. >>> and 160,000 people are forced from their homes by flooding in malaysia. >>> the search teams looking for the missing asia air passenger plane say they've spotted the first potential signs of wreckage. an indonesian helicopter has seen two oily spots in the search area and an australian search plane has spotted objects hundreds of miles away. it is still too early to know whether either sighting is connected to the missing aircraft. the search is centered on the java sea off the coast of sumatra. it's now been calle

so, dad did that to the eye patch. all kind of cool stuff.sts these pictures on red it, that's not all. let's take a look, he has pirate eye patch, pretty darn cute. and when she in a more loving mood, there is the heart eye patch. oh, my favorite. >> clearly made with love. >> this was surprised with holiday make over and shopping spree. did you ever watch project runway? that's the season one winner jane mc carol. he met one ashley de angries at the hamilton mall. she had no clue she had won the contest, because it was her friends had nominated her. she got a thousand dollars, that shopping spree, with him, and a whole make over. because the sacrifices if a she makes every single day, to take care of her younger brother. there he is, you can see him there. she gave up her senior year of school for home schooling, also delayed her freshman year of college to help care for her brother, because he's got brain cancer. >> i was very much touched by ashley's story about her brother logan who suffers from neo blastoma. >> i had to bring my brother

but i can even tell from my own experience, driving into work this morning, it came in patches. so, if you're going maybe out toward -- driving in through say fairmount park, or driving through the pinelands, you might find some of those little patches of fog. watch for t but today will feature through the community, evening, mainly rain showers, we are expect to go see some of those pockets of steady rain embedded within that. there may be ponding on the roads for the evening drive. morning commute, a-okay, not again until the afternoon at least the lunch hour that we start to see the raindrops starting to fall here. meantime, because it is a warmfront, look at the temperatures, not bad. low 50's, and above average both in philadelphia, and down toward the shore points. jess, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, yes, having pretty east he drive so far this morning, 5:34, we go outside, check out 95, and see how it is doing out there. and it is doing okay. starting to actually pick up little volume for relatively early start though this morning. but still, everything

right now, just north of the metro area, patches of blue sky. we can show you what the folks closer to our area are seeing. this is damascus elementary school in damascus, maryland, and a lot of high clouds, but there have been breaks. as we go through the late afternoon, more in the way of blue skies and sunshine, but that is north and northwest of the city. at the moment, no rain to talk about or anything else. but, he said with a sound of expectation in his voice, maybe tonight, we will have some is a petition to deal with. low 40's across most of the area. 41 right now in gaithersburg. and through the evening, temperatures will drop through the 30's, but because it was so warm surface temperatures and sidewalk temperatures are warm enough that even if we get some rain or snow showers, i do not think it will amount to very much at all. through the day, the system will move out. temperatures right now definitely turning colder as you trend west. 32 in detroit. only single numbers across the upper mississippi valley. only five degrees in duluth

i want to talk about the benefits this project is going to bring to the dog patch community so to begin one of the most important benefits we will provide 326 apartments, new places to live and in fill and part of the neighborhood plan and exactly where new housing should be built in san francisco. the city needs this housing and i don't want that over looked but more than of that benefit -- secondly as peter described we going to transform the streetscape here and important connection between the ed nodes and we have the shopping district and esprit park. right now it's uninviting strip of sidewalk. we're going to increase this down the street to 15 feets and generous bulb outs in addition to the 15 at the three 34r -- plazas and it's a generous public gathering space and as mentioned not only are we going to improve the area immediately in front of our site we worked with neighbors and another developer down the street to gain environmental approval for the improvements and coordinated way and four block stretch here so another major benefit is the dog park. this is going to be built

suburbs we're dealing with light freezing rain and there have also been some icing conditions in patchesleast up through allentown, back through reading and also into parts of bucks, montgomery and chester counties. that will be a situation that holds until about 7 o'clock this morning. then we'll see rain overtake this part of the region and eventually in allentown and reading say maybe, 9, 10 o'clock we should see that change over to rain as well. for now a little icing possible in the northern and western suburbs at least in patches and the heaviest rain creating the heaviest ponding and puddling on roadways over along the eastern part of the region mainly in south jersey from trenton down to the shore winter weather advisory in effect early today. expires at 7 o'clock in those counties closest to philadelphia and i-95. the lehigh valley and berks county we probably have to wait until about 10 o'clock until we're comfortable enough to let that go, although i think conditions improve greatly there after about 9:00 and then up in the poconos we have winter storm warnings as we're going

. >> patches of fog here and there. thank you very much, mike. a story of perseverance. a san francisco to and with down syndrome is getting national attention for not getting up. >> chelsea warner has low muscle tone but her family put her in gymnastics when she was a young girl. she loved it so much, he hasn't looked back since. >> she probably competed for three years and came in last place every time and she didn't care. then there did come a time where she did understand what the low score meant. then became the whole new journey, telling her this is what you have to do if you want to earn a medal, that you have to work harder. >> she'll be on the "today" show, looking at people whose strength and determination help them achieve. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> the time now is 5:24 this tuesday morning. you're looking live out at san francisco. no fog in sight but a different story in the south bay. quite patchy on 101 if you're heading down that way. >> okay, mr. christmas, heard of him? >> yeah. >> word on the street is he's calling it quits. >> we're n

we do have some icy patches in through here. think the areas with darker blue are very likely areas that are seeing a bit more of the wet snow but these lighter areas that's where you've got that freezing rain potential and that's really from pottstown, doylestown up through quakertown even up towards allentown and easton, maybe areas somewhat close to reading as well so be careful out there in those northern suburbs. rain is going to continue to penetrate areas to the north though and eventually we'll see that blue change to green later this morning. for now that's what you got. let's get you outside. wet conditions out there also a little windy. probably getting windier as the day goes on and there's the airport. no big delays down there just yet but with this nor'easter moving up the coast you never know how the connecting flights are going to be affected later so you'll have to keep your eyes on the on time boards at the airport. 39 degrees is your temperature right now in philadelphia. chilly as you step outside and winds r

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. >> jimmy: like he hate a whole box of sour patch kids. sure that's embarrassing for willie tatum iii. but that's even more 'embarras embarrassing for his father and grandfather. why was his father born in the '20s? this is a young man. here's a funny item from mexico. they are now selling pin yatty that's modeled after a very well-known american television personality. [ speaking foreign language ] >> jimmy: see that? ryan seacrest isn't the only one producing kardashians. they're doing it in mexico, too. we had someone -- [ laughter ] to understand, we had someone translate that into english in case you're wondering what the reporter was saying. >> translator: in ranosa, a lonely man was forced from his home when his wife discovered him humping a kim kardashian pinata. >> jimmy: well, in fairness, he doesn't seem that hard to get, right? the trailer for the new "terminator" movie came out today. arnold schwarzenegger, as you may know, is back. said he'd be back, and he is. a man of his word. in this one, john conner goes back in time to

: he has no tongue and an eye patch.ime we have thanksgiving at our house, it's a disaster. >> jimmy: he should be wearing a helmet or a face mask. so, is he okay now? >> i mean -- he keeps asking me if i can hear his speech impediment. >> jimmy: oh, okay, yeah. >> he keeps thinking that he's talking funny. >> jimmy: is he not talking fun funny? >> i mean, he always kind of is talking funny. i can't tell. >> jimmy: are you guys still on the ranch that you -- >> yeah, we're up in -- it's close to kardashian country. >> jimmy: oh, it is? i don't know, where do the kardashians live? >> kardashian country. >> jimmy: one of the times, you or jerry were here, you were growing grapes and making wine out of the grapes. >> that was a long time ago. we started ten years ago and the vines, we had 800 grapevines, they finally matured. we've made wine. >> jimmy: how did you do that? >> i don't know. i mean -- listen, we thought it was going to be, quite frankly, we thought we were going to make wine but we thought it would be, like,

the toms river patch sent us these images. the animal kind of looks scary.ooks like something from the dinosaur age. look at the rows of sharp teeth there. most of its skin is gone and sunken in and one theory out there. comes from a rutgers university professor and the professor said, i don't think it's a dinosaur. could be a bottlenose dolphin. >> i hope it's a dolphin. pretty scary otherwise. >>> let's head now to new york for a look on what's ahead on "today" show this morning. >> for that we say good morning to matt lauer and savannah guthrie. good morning, guys. >> good to see you both. coming up, talking more about the deadly storm that is lashing california. this is leading to mudslides, new flooding and evacuations overnight. and the rain and wind could intensify today. al's going to have the latest on that. >>> also ahead, mark wahlberg comes to studio 1a and talk about his new movie and dramatic weight loss for that role and why he is speaking a parden for a 26-year-old criminal conviction. >>> ice buckets, selfies, celebrities, the biggest pop cu

proposed revisions include the extension of the par fit walls the rear facade you walls including patch paint and repair of the walls and new concrete screen walls and installation of new exterior of a new metal stairs from fire escape as well as new roof assess lards and new mechanical including patchwork to date the public has received no public inquires the department staff recommends approval to insure that the certificate of appropriateness the staff recommends prior to approval the permit the project sponsor will minimum minnesota misses all minimal equipment you determined by the staff my ductwork with to be encaused and any painting will match the exterior and the preservation staff will demonstrate the color and capability of the exterior and the project sponsor will look at the plumbing work and for the exterior and interior and two prior to approval the project sponsor shall provide detailed specification for the paint repair and patching of the exterior and the proposed paint shall be agreeable and in compliance with the national guidelines the project sponsor is here and ha

it's in patches around the bay area. it's causing some issues with three-mile visibility from hayward and mountain view and a half-mile in santa rosa reecea where the temperatures are in the 40s. a cold front is sitting offshore. it's a weak one. it won't hold together all of this moisture. but as we go through the rest of the afternoon it is it march slowly to the east and some of the moisture will be headed toward the bay area. for the most part we are talking a dry, partly to mostly cloudy day today. once again out ahead of the front very mild to muggy conditions. we will talk about the front and how it impacts the rest of your weekend coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. >>> chaos in the streets of berkeley has led to several arrests overnight during a demonstration to protest deadly incidents in ferguson, missouri and new york involving unarmed black men and police. it wasn't all violent. some protesters stepped in to try to prevent looting and damage to the city. you are looking at individual video from sky 7hd

in particular be careful on side streets and along the main roads matt pellman is seeing icy patches here and there. temperatures dipping to the freezing mark by 8:00. be prepared for school kids, sometimes you get there a little early, get the last minute reading down, go ahead and do that. 32 by 8:00. noon, 37. we'll get up to 39 for a high later on. that will be about 2:00. it will be windy and chilly today and a couple of pop up nuisance snow showers are possible, but nothing big. all right, matt we had snow overnight, what are the roads looking like? >> reporter: this is 202 at the bypass at chester county. you can see white coverage, shrinking reducing the width of the lanes. you can see the spray off the vehicles caict welt conditions. -- indicating wet conditions. penndot has been out overnight. we have a crash 202 that's gone. the vehicle into the pole at 352 is cleared. we've got a broken down vehicle in horsham along horsham road at keith valley road and crash in lower lower moreland alter wood road. -- at terwood road. watch out for a downed pole in lindenwald at white ho

the ben franklin bridge, and fairly gray through the morning and we see a break here and there with patches of blue opening up in philadelphia and other points that are previously totally socked in, remember that wind at 16 miles per hour gusting as high as 30 today and that make its feel like the 30s over the next couple of hours. satellite shows you there is a lack of cloud cover over philadelphia but we are dealing with a fair amount in other points of i-95 and points west. temperatures are even, 44 in cape may, millville, wilmington and philadelphia only a couple of degrees cooler that be that in trenton and allentown. 42 degrees by 3:00, we are already sliding by, and down in the upper 30s and sliding down overnight until we hit 33 by sunrise tomorrow and tomorrow we have high pressure getting closer to us from the west. we'll have more sunshine and a few more clouds, certainly sunnier overall, and a seasonable high of 43. notice to the west, these iso r isobars where the lines are flowing in between, they are closer together north and east of us nearer to that departing area of low pr

patches of green in montgomery county. parts of st. mary's. the bulk pulling across the eastern shore and moving away. temperaturing still holding steady in the 30s. we've been hovering in the mid and upper 30s all night long and all the way up until now. and it's really not going to change much into the afternoon. just hovering into the mid and upper 30s throughout much of the region. so we don't have to worry about any freezing or any icing as we will begin to dry out. one more round of rain later today. show you the timing on that. barbara? >> thanks, tom. new cameras are keeping an eye on your driving in the district and handing out tickets for the . the warning period is over for two stop sign cameras in the northaes six speed cameras in the northeast. if you get caught, you'll be slapped with a $50 fine if you blow through a stop sign. speeding fines range from 50 to $300 depending on how fast you're going. >>> right now a local sheriff's office is making the stage. floyd barry is being sworn in as the county sheriff. the first african-a

a few patches will develop near the bay, especially for the inland areas toward the north bay. high pressure is building, pushing the storm track to our north, the source of warming for monday and tuesday, more wednesday, christmas each, the weak system moves in, a slight chance of a shower by wednesday evening, a better bet by late wednesday night and thursday morning. favoring the north bay, but some of the forecast models keeping us dry, some of them producing scattered showers, something we will be watching out mid-week. tomorrow morning, showing dense fog toward sacramento and modesto, bay area, patchy dense fog forming for the morning commute, afternoon, skies becoming partly cloudy, temperatures a lot of 60s before monday. san francisco, 65 degrees. more neighborhoods, san jose, 66, a lot of upper 60 says toward morgan hill and gill roy. we were talking about pretty potent storms, this week, one, fairly weak, between now and monday and tuesday, fair skies after patchy dense morning fog. the chance of a shower by wednesday evening, thursday, on christmas day, we should ha

it has patches on it. why are you patching an oven mitt, mom?n i looked at the patches and i realized the material from the patches came from a skirt that i had sewn in, like, 7th grade home economics class and she probably had that skirt someplace as well. it was very typical of my parents. >> brown: i know. we've come to realize that is very typical. >> yes. >> brown: they're horders. they keep everything. >> they keep everything. they can't throw anything away. this is a habit from them having grown up poor. they were children of russian immigrants and also they graduated from college into the depression and i think those sort of scrimpy habits continued throughout their lives. >> brown: your work is often very personal. >> yes. >> brown: did this take you into some deeper realm? >> yes, this was probably the most personal thing i've ever done. i think with my cartoons, the parent figures are my own archetypes of parents and they're taken from my parents, parents i've read about, dreamed about and made up. it's a mishmash. except in the case