at on peak, you'll be charged the most, another shoulder, another off peak. so what happens is that your production looks like this on the hours of the day. you're going to produce more obviously during the suspect with peaking around noon. when you overlay the curve, they kind of look like this. so solar lines up very well with peak usage. remember when you're overproducing and selling during the day and buying at night, you can use this differential so you're selling high and buying low. that differential can actually use to your advantage depending on your lifestyle. ok, your paybacks ranges from eight to 18 years if you have to look at it that way from people who typically buy. the return anywhere from 5 to 15% or 18% or more on those big systems. so it's not a bad return for a very, very low risk investment. let's say you have 7% on p.v., you're going green. if you got that from your stocks, your principal would be going into risk. so anyway, stocks can go down as we well know. this is very solid. monthly cash flow, let's talk about that. if you were to

peak time service. we're still waiting for peak time taxis, peak time rates, or peak time devices. and howls.

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she saw more people in need in recent years. >> and there is a lot of peak. they have a small on their face and you care about me will and that is overwhelming. >> across down in southeast d.c., mayor gray helped hand out free turkeys to families in need and plenty of hugs and thank yous. and similar giveaways took part in other parts of the city. >>> this year than last, you add up the stuffing, the cranperries, trimming and desserts and it will cost a minimum and last year would have cost you $43.47, about 13% less. >> a new list of the worst airports in the country. how does dulles am extra holiday traffic? the list is coming up. >>> and it -- . >> santana moss hopefully is coming back. he hasn't played since week 5 and broke his hand. people want to know will 89 get back in the mix? we'll have the answer for you coming up in sports. brian. >>> and the edge is getting started. we're back in two. hang tight.  "no messages." but if you're looking for the one place that makes it easy, look no further than carmax. ♪"ta daaaaaaaaaa!" our app

to these cool peaks had never been climbed in winter until these year. simona moreover italy has a daily swoop and poor richard's dream of the united states becoming the first man in history to reach discernment of any career corum a thousand there in the winter months the trio removing gushy broom two from the list of one concord peaks it was really a challenge and nearly exploration adventure and probably the secret had been the team means myself beings in call even worked so well together we have the same wish to see an end of the scene positive approach to the venture that the end we were in the shop. had been working together for many years they made their names with another a thousand meter stands in mecca luthier park in two thousand and nine while richards was a relative unknown or more insistent on the climate not to mention supposed a job or for the vendors it should vision not only would he strengthen the team said nikolay will be able to recall the hopeful historic steps of region one of world climbing smores to be able summits i think some p

globalization as we have hit peak oil and and peak water so what are some of the couple the other countries that are rest of tightly coupled disintegration rest i think the other system that of course remains. is of course the financial system within the o.e.c.d. ations and that's principal united states europe while it's true that the united states has fairly decent energy resources if you don't count oil i mean we were pretty well. stocked with coal and with with natural gas but europe looks securely vulnerable and regard and it's somewhat tragic or ironic and some sense because europe perhaps has done one of the better jobs over the last two decades of becoming energy efficient and other words they have continually weaned from the demand side their consumption of oil and of continually move towards natural gas and solar and wind but as you saw post two thousand and eight even europe took another leg down in its petroleum consumption losing another million barrels per day and so one of the boehner abilities that i see with europe is there isn't as much discretionary energy consumption to

that's the peak. it is in the gas. >> narrator: some of them stumbled, all of them struggled but in the end, every one of them made it to the summit. >> miss kato, that's the summit. that's the peak. it is in the gas. >> narrator: some of them stumbled, all of them struggled but in the end, every one of them made it to the summit. >> miss kato, that's the summit. we are almost there. we did it! let's give ourselves a hand. just a few more steps to go. let's take a picture together. >> translator: these are happy tears. i joined this event to leave my loneliness in the mountains. as i kept climbing, i noticed the mountain was invigorating me. >> translator: invigorating and exhausting. they will all keep the pictures of their climb and the memories of what they conquered. >> the decision comes before a ruling on another former cult figure. the cult was responsible for a series of crimes including the 1995 gas attack on the tokyo subway system that killed more than a dozen people and left more than a th

they were prevalent out there. >> this is twin peaks? >> going up to twin peaks. >> one form does not change much. >> eucalyptus trees have got much taller. that is not halt leading up to predict that is the hill leading up to there. fifth avenue, that area of san francisco. ucsf. that is this area right here. >> it is an earthquake hazard micro zone. >> again, another example of the wpa. the streets, they wanted to get to the top of the hill, said the duties beautiful walls and stairways. they are doing well. >> all of these hillsides have catalyzed the design and construction

that peaked at about 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. monday afternoon. that is a small snapshot of how the garage operates, but we now have the ability to track of the garage operates. commissioner buell: what is the capacity? >> we have 800 stalls in total. commissioner buell: so we're talking 500 stalls that are constantly occupied. >> yes, the 60's and figure -- actually, 62 with the remaining number of stalls around noontime, which was 300. obviously when you get into pcs in and the institutions are running at full rpm, the place is full. with that, i would like to turn the presentation over to salina. >> good morning commissioners. we appreciate the opportunity to come before you this morning and present this project. my name is salita reynolds, a section leader for a livable streets at the mta. i spent my entire career, about 13 and a half years, planning and implementing bicycle and pedestrian improvements with the mta and throughout the u.s. peter i am on the pedestrian and bicycle committees of the national academy of sciences national transport

traffic 101 san rafael, light we are off-peak now. the new plan called clear several officers will be assigned to do nothing except clear minor accidents quickly during peak commute times. the units will not investigate the accidents that will be done by other patrol officers later on after the vehicles are off the road. >>> more victims come forward claiming child sexual abuse. the former football coach denies all charges. next hear his explanation for what happened in the school's shower. >>> the great inflation, we'll tell you the latest about these two conjoined twins leaving and going home doing great. >> also the great inflation that is now an fbi investigation. the hacking that turned if's into >>> just horse play. that's what a former penn state football coach is calling the shower contact that triggered an avalanche of sex abuse charges against him. even as jerry sandusky claims he's innocent, new victims are coming forward. katie marzullo is here with the latest. >> reporter: 10 more accusers have come forward that would mak

climbing with the ecologically broad peak national law and. under par but the last that they see will be over the next world professional see that such exams usually have only a ten percent chance of success livin a ninety percent chance of failure but for people who themselves make the impossible possible their turn percent can be just enough for a turn recall rience party. ok up today more sports news from around the globe for in ties time have an r.t. say that. culture is that so much given to each musician on the mark with serious money is a major who's made out any military operation against syria so this could change the french change on the ground. sundance technology innovation all the eastham elements from around russia we've got the future earth coverage. of the looming. this. is. just so. i am. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images.

climbing with the peak of a people brought peak national life and a part of.the last that they see will be over the next one professional see it as such exams usually have only a ten percent chance of success and live in a ninety percent chance of failure but for people who themselves make the impossible possible their turn percent can be just enough for a turn gregorio it's hard to see. extraordinary shots and that is where we end the sport this hour we'll weather is coming up in just a tick. issues that so much want to hear which we finish by mark with serious what nato has ruled out any military operation against syria though this could change the face change on the ground. home.

as far as cost, a one-way trip will cost four dollars peak and $3.20 off-peak, and $6 peak and four $80 since off pete without an easy task. a small group of protesters had a big problem with the tolls and say a higher gas prices and told are already paying for the icc. >> people who have to pay increased tolls and baltimore, it is all for the icc. >> others expressed environmental and community concerns. >> it is not going to relieve congestion. we have loaned $3 billion is not relieving congestion while they are not fixing roads. >> as far as told, those collected on the icc will pay for its building. the official public opening will be tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. and will be free through december 40. for more information on the icc, we have provided some help on our website, wbaltv.com. >> drivers will no longer be issued warnings when they are caught on speed cameras. howard county executive says he hopes it will decrease the number of speeders. >> we have mobile cameras, so there are no fixed locations. we don't have enough for every location. we just want to change the culture,

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for the last six years all right so couple of points first of all i guess that is the definition of peak oil and number two what i mean it's moved over to asia it. and what in what capacity how does that work exactly all supplies no zero sum game. one hundred percent of the growth in asian to me has been composed of simply freeing up oil consumption from here in the west i mean for example if we look at petroleum consumption in the united states or around peaks of two thousand and five two thousand and six at the top of the housing bubble when we were building lots of houses and people were buying pickup trucks and light vehicles oil demand here in the united states is down almost thirteen percent in that period and we're not recovering hard to man we remove a lot of discretionary demand obviously we have a lot of wasteful discretionary manta to move out and of course as our economy feels to recover maybe we're about to remove another trench and here in the united states not bragger i see a lot of activity in the u.s. with this fracking this you know they go into the geological crossed i

that's the peak. it is in the gas. >> narrator: some of them stumbled, all of them struggled but in the end, every one of them made it to the summit. >> miss kato, that's the summit. we are almost there. we did it! let's give ourselves a hand. just a few more steps to go. let's take a picture together. >> translator: these are happy tears. i joined this event to leave my loneliness in the mountains. as i kept climbing, i noticed the mountain was invigorating me. >> translator: invigorating and exhausting. they will all keep the pictures of their climb and the memories of what they conquered. >> the decision comes before a ruling on another former cult figure. the cult was responsible for a series of crimes including the 1995 gas attack on the tokyo subway system that killed more than a dozen people and left more than a thousand sick. this video shows him showing his 1-year-old son on the seat of a swing. and this is footage of his wife. one month later in november, 19789, the three were killed. their

at the peak 2500 east bay customers lost power last night. pg&e says most customers got power back overnight but lights are still out for 300 customers right now. >> now to the story today. today saturday occupy protesters have called for a general strike that could bring thousands from all walks of life. police and businesses are bracing themselves for possible ramifications. amy hollyfield is live at frank ogawa plaza with the latest. >> reporter: some protester are awake this morning. a little earlier than they usually are. some were hanging new signs like this one behind me. we heard music playing a few minutes ago. there's energy this morning definitely going into this strike. city leaders say they've been talking to the protesters about what to expect today. they have every reason to believe the demonstration will be peaceful. occupy oakland is calling on people to send a message to the 1% of the wealthiest americans by staying home and not buying anything. many businesses like kelly's coffee here will be closed today. some want to avoi

traffic 101 san rafael, light we are off-peak now. the new plan called clear several officers will be assigned to do nothing except clear minor accidents quickly during peak commute times. the units will not investigate the accidents that will be done by other patrol officers later on after the vehicles are off the road. >>> more victims come forward claiming child sexual abuse. the former football coach denies all charges. next hear his explanation for what happened in the school's shower. >>> the great inflation we'll tell you the latest about these two conjoined twins leaving and going home doing great. >> also the great inflation that is now an fbi investigation. the hacking that turned if's into a's at >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> just horse play. that's what a former penn state football coach is calling the shower contact that triggered an avalanche of sex abuse charges against him. even as jerry sandusky claims he's innocent new victims are coming forward. katie marzullo is here with the latest

ridership during the peak hours. that probably accounts for a small portion of this. and, of course, this is all against a backdrop of an economic decline. >> reporter: now the interchange, especially for drivers coming up northbound interstate 880, base toll of $6 during the peak and $4 off peak is saving drivers an estimated 15 minutes just trying to get on to the bridge. the findings will be presented wednesday, formally. what do they do with this? add in more fast track lanes if necessary or speed up the lights. i'm christie smith. jon and marla, back to you. >> christie, thank you. >>> growing number of businesses in downtown oakland says the occupy protest could force them to close for good. building areas tell us their tenants are saying they will not renew their leases because of the protests and violence that's gone with it. and pat kerrigan says she thinks that the protests in downtown oakland have set businesses back years. >>> city hall demonstration in santa cruz this afternoon. they're upset by a ban that holds protesters responsible for drinking, drug u

we're past peak color.fact, we still have also some color left to go here in areas of southern maryland and around areas of the northern neck. still some color left there. but, at peak color right here, all you have to do is look around the area and look at some of these fabulous images sent in to us of the golden maples. hues of golden maples and vivid reds showing up and these photos courtesy of bill fulton. you can see we're just past peak color on that leaf and, of course, we love to get out and the birds love to get out, too. isn't that cool? of course, we have the frosting warning. these are macrophotography. you can see on the edge of the leaf, a little bit of frost showing up and the cool nights and the warm days that, of course, we need for the vivid array of color that we get around the area. here's some more images to show. look at that macro photography some of the dew coming off the leaf and amazing images around the area of fall color. hey, if you want to find out more, how to get images like

streak with a goal is true or at least this process while it's currently school is near the relegation peak game there between rostov and am part for now and go on coming up there are two games in the championship rings any two or three points clear at the top of that take on locomotive and if this in sideslip are second place to this girl could go a level with them on points if they'd be big spending and g. that will be the last game before the winter break with fixtures resuming at the beginning of march down started i dunno moscow missed the chance to go second in

a moment ago i talked about the eiger, one of the iconic peaks here.el for climbers in this area. over 13,000 feet tall, it's steep, prone to bad weather. it is very dangerous. since 1935, 60 climbers have died trying to make the assent. its name alone conjures up images of triumph and tragedy. the eiger, the most dangerous mountain in all of europe. climbers the world over are drawn to its treacherous north face, a steep, jagged wall of rock that plummets nonstop for over a mile. >> the north face of the eiger was one of the real icons in the history of mountaineering. people had originally thought that it wasn't possible to climb because it's just too steep and too big. >> reporter: in 1962 john harland became the first american to conquer the eiger's north face, solidifying his legend on this massive mountain. >> the north fafs tce of the ei has claimed its 27th victim. >> reporter: but tragedy struck four years later. climbing a more direct route to the top harland fell 4,000 feet to his death. his rope severed on a rocky ledge. his legacy lives on

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there are jagged peaks, a rugged terrain. the fuselages is stuck in one of the crevices. >> all three children between the ages of 5 and 9 along with three adults died in the crash. the body of one child has already been recovered. >> thoughts and prayers from all of us in public safety for these families and everyone involved. >> rescue crews were brought in to come through the wreckage. officials say it does not appear whether it was a factor in the crash. the faa and ntsb will arrive in arizona later today. >>> a 75-year-old montgomery county man is recovering from a frightening ordeal. he was threatened at a grocery store in wheat and and was forced to go on a terrific ride -- in wheaton and went on a horrific ride. the driver took him to several atm's and made him withdraw money. >> i would walk up to him and asked him if he needs any assistance. he is that kind of man. >> police are searching for the attacker. he was not physically hurt, but emotionally shaken up. >>> someone stole a car heading northeast gas station an

it is throughout the city, most notably twin peaks, edge hill, telegraph hill. every once in awhile, you hear about those who make the news with a rock fall or landslide. usually occur in the telegraph and twin peaks. . above the rock are the soil deposits. the most common is dune sand. it is nothing but rocks that has been worn down from the sierras and deposited along the beaches. the wind blew that dune sand over most of the city. it is this mustard color. on the avenues, it is very thick. it can be up to 400 feet thick. as you moved south across slope boulevard, that is the tolar foundation. it was named after the first to score every in -- after the first discovery in the cemetery. the man was out there and noticed this material was unique. he started mapping it. he traced it all the way up to slope. the dune sand generally has the consistency of sugar. it is fine grained sand. it is usually loose. it is poorly graded. the colma foundation can be the same stand but it is denser. it may have to play in it. it is much stronger. it is an excellent supporting m

easton 23 earlier today and westminster you saw a peak wind gust of 21. still sitting all clear. that will continue to be the case. chances for showers go up the later you get in the day tomorrow. the higher the chance for rain will be. those temperatures still at 70 or high are and the highs today -- higher and the highs today unbelievable. winds from the south around 12, steady, 12 to 14. that is a warm breeze. tomorrow the clouds will thicken up. we'll see mid to upper 60s. i don't think we'll see upper 70s again. that's for sure. too many clouds and there will be the chance for spotty showers to cool things down. the real cold air won't arrive until wednesday, wednesday night and thursday. when it arrives, you'll feel the change. to the west, we can see the leading edge of that rain maker. that's the leading edge of the cooler air. still a big warm surge that we will be experiencing for the next day and a half before the front pushes through later this week. you can see that reflected all the temperatures ahead of that boundary well into the 70-degree plus range for the most

by noon time, near 60, peaking in the low to mid-60s by midafternoon.se will be at 7:37 this morning. sunset, 6:06. after sunset, increasing clouds, down to near 50 by midnight. a look at changes o way for tomorrow morning. might get some rain and the weekend forecast, next week, 61. how is the commute now? >> good morning. chopper 4 is live over mcclain, virginia. if you're traveling georgetown pike, we have a car in the ditch at the intersection of swings mill road. police are directing traffic and they are nowing you to alternate to the southbound side of the road in order to get by. please give yourself extra time and caution while you're traveling in this area. also another look at i-66. still very slow at fairfax county parkway. now back to you both. >> thanks. >> 6:42. 46 degrees. ahead, why now is the time to act if you want to witness a holiday tradition. >>> battery boost. apple's plan to tpeubs the major flaw with its new iphone. >> and for the first time we are hearing from republican rick perr >>> excuse me. excuse me. >> he is trying not t

also when the winds could be peaking. the cold front moving across the bay.hat's why we are seeing winds start to kick up and become faster even lower elevations. high pressure moves into the great basin low to our south distance between the two and the fact these are strong areas of high and low pressure create this pressure gradient or this tightening of the winds that create the warning that you see for the areas in orange. where the gusts could be around 70 miles per hour. [ unintelligible ] the rest of us winds could hit 45 miles per hour. here's your seven-day forecast, not much of a temperature change we are in low to mid 60s even out to the coast calmer friday not a chance of rainy where in this forecast. it is really dry this time this year compared to last year when we were having record snows in the sierra. >>> for people taking the popular cholesterol lowering drug lipitor you have the option of taking a less expensive generic version. pfizer's patent expired today, offering unprecedented discounts and incentives expected to make the price compara

however, riverside areas are on high alert, as the tide is expected to peak on sunday. >>> thailand's capital is still battling devastating floodwaters, but there are signs of recovery in the central city of ayutthaya. more than a month after the disaster hit, people in the world heritage-listed city are starting to overcome the crisis. nhk world's dhra dhirakaosal has more. >> the big clean-up is under way. hundreds of people gathered at one of ayutthaya's ancient temples. ayutthaya has been severely hit by the flooding disaster and people are trying to clean up the temple in order to help the tourism industry recover. at one temple, volunteers removed mud and waste on big clean-up day. they also brushed the walls of the historic site. >> translator: we should do all we can to bring every back to normal. so we came with thi project to help revive ayutthaya. >> reporter: ayutthaya was hit by massive floods in early october. vast areas of the city were submerged and more than 300 temples were under water. the monks at one temple were unable to ask for alms. they also lost income becaus

the washington area is now at peak. out and see the leaves because they'll be dropping big time over the next few days. not that we have a real big wind coming, a bit of a breeze tomorrow, but they'll start releasing pretty soon. in my own backyard today it sounded like they were snowing leaves except they were all crackling as they hit the ground. here is a foliage report. we're now past peak for the most part at kline drive. in the red this is us and we are on -- at skyline drive. in the red this is us and we are at peak with the foliage. if you're near the beaches, it will probably be better next week and only patchy color down through southeastern virginia, but those leaves will be dropping. they've hung in there quite a long time this year actually. tonight we are watching a system that will pass just to our south overnight and while it looks like a whole loft rain will come into d.c., what you're seeing is a lot that probably won't hit the ground. this area of low pressure produced the snow we saw yesterday in den

we peak gusted 45 to 50 miles an hour. now the gusts reduced to 25 to 30. look at the windchill feeling like 30s. we warm up to the mid-50s tomorrow. we go to tailgate for the ravens we fall into the 40s. more for weekend. the rain made it hard for folks at the airport. most planes are running on time. there's delays for planes coming and going from the east coast. abc two news.com will help you. prepare for extra baggage fees. take your bag and weigh it in. that's from southwest.com. the last time they were calibrated and if they are wrong, that's in the local news section. if you're driving we have our web site up and going. we found out about an accident at 195, on 100, it will be shut down for a while. before you leave the house. get on abc two.com. no problems on 95. no problems coming out of the city. we look good so far on thanksgiving eve. >> lots of traditions around the holiday, the night before thanksgiving is another tradition of sorts. friends reconnecting at bars all over the area. tonight we were in towson at the rec room. young adults. while

the snow west of the beltway and in pennsylvania, down to 100,000, after the peak of halve a million people without power. check this out, showers we were watching this cluster, may clip arundel county. look out for possibility of showers. this stuff diving towards the southwest. the storm off the coast and a impressive look, see any circulation here. this is what happened over the weekend. flair up, once it runs in to the atlantic. this one not turning the corner up the coast, racing out to sea. the cloud line cutting through baltimore. if you get outside, you may look up and see clouds covering half the sky ask clearing towards the west. high pressure builds in, and a lot of nothing going on for the next couple of days. it is november, typically we start november with normal high temperature of 62. taking a day or two to get back to normal. as we watch the storm depart and basically looking at the winds, relatively strong, just along the coastal areas, we got relatively light winds for the next couple of days. 62 normal high. there will be clearing skies this morning. breezy and th

here's some of the wind gusts peaking at 21. 21 in chester town. 25 in goldsboro. it shows all clear. that will continue to be the case. tomorrow the chance for rain goes up especially late in the day. warm temperatures 72. 60 in westminster. our temperatures were up in the mid-70s. we have 76 in the inner harbor. 73 in washington at reagan. the wind chill continues to be a due south wind, south 10 to 12. tomorrow we'll be above average. even with the clouds thickening up, we'll see upper commit account downtown to mt. washington. the view is showing clouds on the increase from the west but no rain near the state. that will begin to change tomorrow. this pound dry will continue to get its act -- boundary will continue to get its act together. we'll see a mild night, breezy conditions, mild tomorrow before the colder air behind president -- the front arrives mid-week. near 80 in jackson, mississippi. you get idea, a warm surge for mid-november. our trend says the chance of rain begins to go up tomorrow afternoon. then into the day on wednesday on and off rain with t

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also when the winds could be peaking. the cold front moving across the bay.t's why we are seeing winds start to kick up and become faster even lower elevations. high pressure moves into the great basin low to our south distance between the two and the fact these are strong areas of high and low pressure create this pressure gradient or this tightening of the winds that create the warning that you see for the areas in orange. where the gusts could be around 70 miles per hour. [ unintelligible ] the rest of us winds could hit 45 miles per hour. here's your seven-day forecast, not much of a temperature change we are in low to mid 60s even out to the coast calmer friday not a chance of rainy where in this forecast. it is really dry this time this year compared to last year when we were having record snows in the sierra. >>> for people taking the popular cholesterol lowering drug lipitor you have the option of taking a less expensive generic version. pfizer's patent expired today, offering unprecedented discounts and incentives expected to make the price comparabl

i think the peak of the gusts will come tonight into tomorrow morning. we could probably expect some trees to come down and power lines, too. so keep that flashlight handy over the next couple of days. starting out with patchy, dense fog this morning. computer models picking up on the northerly component of the wind. starting to see that already. that will mix out the low clouds and fog this morning. so probably not going to see that for some time to come. temperatures by the afternoon as high as 65 degrees and blustery into san jose and blustery into oakland at 64. next couple of days howling winds they should beginsubside though toward friday and the weekend looking good probably staying nice and dry a few more clouds in the latter part of the weekend. that's a look at weather. let's check on traffic now with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. yeah, windshield wipers, you need your seat warmers possibly if you got 'em and a lot of fog out there to start off your morning commute. third straight day of it. so let's go out live show what you it looks like

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