for most customers, this would be pennies per day or less than $1 per day to be able to for dissipate in 100% green product. however, if we needed to recuperate at $19.5 million over the 4.5 years by de-greening the program, it does not generate enough cash. it would only generate $7.5 million needed to repay $19.5 million. this cannot be an answer in and of itself, and that was a question the commission have had prior. the other option we looked at is it the ratepayers pay for it themselves, paid for it not at 11 cents, we just raise the brake a little bit more to be able to provide 100% green, and also recover $19.5 million over 4.5 years. what this shows is we would need to do an average customer rate of 12.7 cents, and that would mean about $9 per month and cost for customers to be able to have 100% free product. and --- green product. it is by far the largest single group of users. if you go to the next largest level, which takes as well over to half of all of the residential consumers, $18.90 per month. the good thing is we could provide 100% renewable product. customers could p

. >> the average gas and electric bill is $123 per month. in the case of tier one, this would be $9 extra per month. you would have to look your average bill and compare it to how much their total bill would change. commissioner schmeltzer: [inaudible] >> if i could take a minute to show an average slide of how this presents in that average customer's pocketbook. i do not recall if we had the lafco. this shows you the average monthly bills for all of san franciscans and what it means to their household purse. the far right is the average monthly bill but san franciscans have for gas and electric service. that is $123 broken into electric. you see this cellphone average build up folks have typically amounted to did the plans right now is averaging about $99. some folks have better plants. the average water bill and sewer bill is down here, it going down to $76 per month. average garbage rates, 27. participated in green powers sf would be an additional commitment of $9 if you are very small user. $23 per month if you are an average user. this

they are blowing around at about 20 miles per hour in the district so that is pretty good. 10miles per dulles airport. 12 at baltimore. 21miles per hour at patuxent naval air station as i said. they're gusting high are than that. current temperatures about 59 degrees. the forecast for today, breezy, downright windy at times. a milder day, cooler, milder, whichever way you want to go. look if a high around 64 degrees today. that is a couple of degrees below normal. more on the weather coming up in just a little bit. >> just pull your hair back today, ladies or men if you have long hair too. >> good advice. work for anybody. >> all of a sudden, tony is coming up on the set next time around with his baseball cap on pulled to the side. >> about all i can do. >> on the roads, we are looking pretty good. no incident to report down south at the wilson bridge. northbound 210 traffic behaving nicely and you will find some problems along northbound 301. we received word shortly after 5:00, an accident involving a pedestrian. it is a fatal crash which will remain under investigate until further n

per hour at the coast. that whole thing lifts out, left with clouds thursday and then the winds diminish and temperatures drop down. 71 today, 66 with the heavy rain tomorrow. 60 earlry rain on thursday. friday, 58, low 60s on the weekend. race for the cure sunday morning. chilly in the morning with dry weather and low to mid-40s. >>> 95 south, slow at white marsh. slow at harford road. a live look at the beltway on the northwest side, old court road near 795, slow down from 795 to 70. jfx well at northern parkway, no issues to report as you make your way towards cold spring lane and downtown. the volume is building in the southbound side of the traffic as usual. >>> join us on our facebook page , the o official page for conversations throughout the day and tonight, elimination on dancing with the stars, a on going live conversation from beginning to end. have a great day everyone. for me, bedtime was tough. the problem? right here. i couldn't breathe... i couldn't sleep and mornings? rough. i tried tissues

that is pretty fast. 12-mile per hour winds in baltimore. 10 at dulles. 21miles per hour at patuxentir station. so yes, a breezy, breezy morning. here is a look at our sentinel radar. it was showing a lot of rain yesterday. that rain has pulled out of here and the clouds are going with it slowly but surely. we have some morning clouds and than we'll see a good amount of sunshine and more clouds we'll build in later. here is alook at the forecast for today -- here is a look at the forecast for today. breezy, wind gusting at times this afternoon up to 40 miles per hour. temperatures a little bit below normal. look for a high today in the district of 64 degrees. 62 in manassas. 63 in baltimore. >>> let's say hell hello to julie wright. >> hello, julie wright! >> hello, everybody. on the roads right now, you will find traffic volume moving at speed. this is working in your favor around the capital beltway. no incidents to report eastbound on 66. tharves to the rain overnight, you will find that the construct has already cleared because it never happened. lanes are open eastbound on 66. v

perring parkway, we have a disabled vehicle at joppa road. we are tracking a water main break at sacred heart. another problem that could cause some delays. on eastbound 50, we have a problem, a disabled tractor- trailer. we will keep you posted on that. let's check outside. 95 at white marsh. southbound traffic. we're looking for a delay as a result of that accident. this is 95 for the south at the beltway northeast. southbound traffic, no sign of delay. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. a man is behind bars, and charged with sexually abusing two baltimore teenagers. officials believe there may be more victims. kim dacey joins us live from towson with more on the story. >> police say the suspect met one of the teenagers on facebook and another in an online chat room. according to police, sukeforth told his victims that he was 17 in one case and 19 in another when he was actually 22. one of the victim's parents believed her child was engaged in sexual activity with an adult after she found suspicious messages.

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we could have gusts to near 40 miles per hour. temperatures are near 60 in washington, and in southern maryland near the bay, but father to the west they're in the mid-50s in many locations, and quite a chill in the air there. some of the high spots out there could have their first snow of the season tonight, but not here. just turning chillier after the afternoon when we climb into the perhaps low and briefly mid and upper 60s. the higher temperature will be in southern maryland near the bay. highs reaching low 60s this afternoon, and the wind gusting up to around 40 miles per hour. so we will have the leaves swirling about and the winds will begin to diminish tonight. we will look at that and chilly changes into the weekend coming. >> see you in a bit. >>> even midday traffic can have its issues, and let's check in with danella sealock to see if there are still issues out there. >> you are right, i am still seeing delays. i-66 inside the beltway, first traveling the inner loop of the beltway, and here is the view from spout run

toward the radar site at 5 miles per hour. we see some rotation south of centerville with this particular storm. that's what wind sheer is all about. wind sheer is about varying wind speed and directions over a relatively short distance. and that's what creates the whole thunderstorm to actually rotate and as it rotates, then it can drop down the funnel cloud. we see these rings here. this is indicating sheer. any time you see the rings on the radar and you can watch this on your cable. you'll see -- looking exactly the same panel we're looking at and that indicates the possibility of a tornado. so again, tornado warnings for fairfax county and for prince william county and stafford county. i'm most concerned now with this particular area just south of shantilly, back to burke, and just now north of manassas. manassas you're in good shape except for heavy rain. and really prince william county, you're almost clear of the severe weather. it's going to be confined right in this little box inbetween fairfax and centerville. so th

winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. it is going to be a bumpy ride and as i said earlier, the strongest winds is behind the storm. 59 in baltimore. 43 chicago. their winds pushing 60 miles per hour today and 20-plus-foot waves on lake michigan. that's impressive. it's this storm. it's wrapped cold air around it. we cut off the moisture feel here and expecting to have winds likely to keep our temperatures colder even though they're coming from the south and the southwest. coastal flood advisories, here's the breakdown, temperatures falling somewhere between the 50s and the low 60s and dropping again as the strong winds, 46 tonight. 59 with more clouds, 60 saturday. going to race for the cure, it will be chilly in the morning but it will be dry. >> and well worth it. >> if you're traveling 9-5 southbound between the beltways, we have some debris in the road. two pieces of drywall, stay to the right. looking at the beltway on the southwest side of frederick road. a smooth ride through 95. inner loop is moving well. baltimo

so it eliminates that per tap fee. and the savings there is shown, and that's based on the percentage of youth riding the system. and per tap fee that is charged to them. and that's $891,6 20 as you can see there in savings or fees that would no longer have to be paid. offsetting that, there's an increase assumed in maintenance costs. there's additional riders on the system. so m.t.a. would incur some additional maintenance costs. and here's the fare enforcement reduction. $300,000. >> if you can pause for a second we have a question from supervisor mar. >> if you can go back to the student identification cards. san francisco unified has a uniform card and then my guess is many of the private and parochial schools have similar magnetic strip cards. >> right. >> and you would use that card as if it were your clipper card and -- >> two possibilities i think supervisor mar. one, that it would be a verbual check and hold up the sfusc card and most private schools have some sort of card as well. or there could be some unifo

i have also agreed to provide 12 low-cost performances per year, roughly $5 per year, also for low-incomeidents. they have also agreed to provide one free concert per year that is targeted for youth and families in low-income communities, delivered by their sfjazz high school all stars, which is one of the core programs. lastly, they have agreed to expand the jazz and mental program from two schools to a total of six schools. two of which will be title one schools, so we're pretty excited about that as well. the other schools will be located in disadvantaged communities of san francisco. the other to the benefits relate to out reach in terms of their ability to reach out to populations that are not typically served by facility like this. they have agreed to provide service to 100 used to their facility per year, particularly from disadvantaged communities. and they have agreed to make sure that they make concerted efforts to market all the jazz activities toward lowering tom -- towards low-income communities. and in essence, they have agreed in the next six months to develop a comprehensi

when upwards of 30 miles per hour. -- winds upwards of 30 miles per hour. in annapolis, that is a bright moon in a mainly clear sky. the high temperature today 79 degrees. the low was 51. 11:00 temperatures holding at 66 degrees at the airport. a few clouds here and there. the wins were out of the southwest around 70 miles per hour. germantown winds around 17 miles per hour -- the winds were out of the southwest around 17 miles per hour. germantown winds around 15 miles per hour. and a couple of degrees warmer down in frederick. a cold front will slide through the south during the overnight hours and during the day tomorrow. the moisture will fizzle out and the man across central pennsylvania and new york state. to the south of us, this will stall and eventually retreat northward as a warm front. temperatures are up just a bit on tuesday brought by a strong cold front on wednesday. here is futurecast, the next 48 hours. here is the frontal system lifting off to the north. it will bring us the rain and the potential for thunderstorms wednesday morning until

lake michigan had 50 miles per hour winds. the winds, though, not quite as strong here from that system. it's in the 50s now. the temperatures have gotten chillier over the last couple of hours after a mild evening. now, down into the chilly low and mid 50s. reagan national is now at 58. in parts of the blue ridge, shennendoah valley. here is the day planner. sunrise at 7:22. by 9:00, it will be around 50 degrees with sunshine and clouds in and out. temperatures into the 60s and the winds gusting perhaps to 40 miles per hour from time to time this afternoon. even higher gusts out of the ridges. a look at your evening plans in ten minutes. here is a look at traffic. good morning, danella. >> good morning. running on or clothe to schedule. marc, still seeing delays of 19 minutes. and on the roadways, if you're making your commute in southeast d.c., alabama avenue is shut down at 24th street while police are investigating. and looking at the roadways, making your way past seminary road, north and south, not seeing any accidents.

on average 50s and falling with winds to 40 miles per hour. hold onto the wheel all morning long ea lot of the roads are drying up, that is good news. let's take a live look at our traffic cameras. 95 at 175, no issues to report traveling southbound. the traffic to the right of your screen from elk ridge toward recall. between the beltways we have no major accidents reports. fort mchenry tunnel running smoothly. >>> problems on the newly opened intercounty connector. it is only eight months old and is already showing cracks. cracks on bridges that carry you in montgomery county. state inspections have revealed cracks in the overpasses on the ic c. the contractor says it was a design flaw and has agreed to cover any expenses to pay for the repair. the long-term modifications to the ic c, will come in the coming weeks. >>> today more discussions expected on the possible amendments to no child left behind. we are going to have what you can expect today, coming up. >>> rapper 50-cent doing his part to fight hunger. a live look in downtown baltimor

winds 17-24 miles per hour.ere's the shower lifting north, otherwise temperatures into the 60s and dropping throughout the afternoon. winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. it's going to be a bumpy ride. let's go to the roads. >> we have a report of a broken down car 95 south at washington boulevard. earlier accident 95 south at white marsh is in the clearing stages. 95 to 195 howard county. no issues to report between the beltways, 50 east at 97, that's to the left of the screen with the flashing lights. we have a disabled tractor trailer on the ramp. it doesn't seem to affect traffic now. just a steady flow on 50. >>> we had our first cup of coffee, we've all thought of quitting our jobs and doing it with a bang. how about with symbols. >> i'm here to tell you that i'm quitting. >> joey says he just finished his last 13-hour day after 3 1/2 years of butting heads with bosses, he said enough was enough. >> to tell your boss to shove it and push back in a big way. >> he's a member of the band he brought in. he snuc

winds anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour, sustained up near 20 miles per hour near the coastline.ainfall here across interstate 280 and highway 101, from san francisco down to san jose. speaking of san jose, we'll finding a lot of moderate showers here. eventually it will get to you and some consistent rainfall down here. winter storm warning is up for tomorrow. this is up to 7,000 feet where we could see upwards of a foot of snow and winds that could top 50 miles per hour. numbers are cold. we've been telling you rant about that all week long. here's what you can expect for the morning. it's going to be slick out there. we have some of the heaviest rainfall in the earliest hours of the morning and throughout wednesday, a chance of isolated thunderstorms expected throughout the afternoon and some sunny weekend changes coming our way. so the strongest wind and rain is about 120 miles offshore, right there with that frontal boundary. so about three hours away from the strongest rain to get here. the storm is opening up and spreading heavy rainfall in california, washington and orego

southbound 95, speeds around 60 miles per hour. so far so good on the harrisburg expressway appeared at powder mill road, an accident as you travel toward the capital beltway. this is the northeast side at bel air road. is a traffic i-95 south of 195. north and southbound traffic running smoothly at this hour. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. time for sports with pete gilbert. >> five years ago, ray lewis put forth a resume to guarantee him a place in the pro football hall of fame. he continues to dominate on the field. his plays in nfl history may leave him as the greatest of all time. the first possession on sunday. he had another first -- first player to but together more than 40 sacks and 30 interceptions in a trip. he made the final tackle in the game. the all-time leading tackler continues to amaze his fans and his coaches. >> he's doing things better just indescribable. i think he is the greatest linebacker who was ever played the game. and he proves it. look at his 15th year. he is playing as well as he is ever playe

per hour northerly wind gusting to 30 mi. per hour might become a 40 mi.ht is over time lapse pictures o'hare airport picking up a quarter inch of rainfall by 4:00 this afternoon still raining there at the moment frankly most of the beach in getting rainfall at least part of the region closest to lake michigan looking for the clouds to hang around all night tonight look at this rainfall spending over lake michigan right now shooting to the south across the chicago area the heaviest rainfall appear to have come down parts of the no. indiana reports indicate as much as 2 in. of rainfall a computer model suggest going to be all around for awhile look at this finally by tomorrow night should begin to lift out of the area and might get peak of sunshine by friday but tomorrow looks like a washout look at these numbers grade point estimates from forecast computer you can see more than 2 in. of rainfall expected to come down once the storm finally ends in parts of northern indiana with generous amounts along the lakeshore of course we do have those warnings and ad

you're traveling looking at 54 miles per hour.f you're making your way to i-95 on the inner loop, only going to take you about ten minutes to do so. far fax county parkway, clear in both directions. >> thanks, danella. 5:24 now. virginia transportation officials are now apologizing for emergency road work that stranded commuters for hours during yesterday's morning rush. contractors were attempting to replace a 25 foot section of concrete near i-95. but the concrete did not set correctly. as soon as traffic was let back on i-95, the repair crumbled, forcing crews to close all but one lane again around 5:00 a.m. crews will make permanent repairs this weekend. >>> a speed camera in northwest d.c. is making drivers very angry because no one can see it. it's hidden by a giant tree. the camera is along missouri avenue along seventh street. the stretch of roadway is notorious notorious for accidents. >> we get through here all during the day and night. >> i don't care where they put speed cameras, it doesn't make any difference. just ob

per hour 31 mi. per hour here in the city ...ined wind of 20 mi. per hour o'hare is currently at 30 mi. per hour. it's the upper 50s low 60s near midway. there's a humidity of 41%. this is the last pollen count of the year ... there's a high mold spore count actually. 40 mi. per hour gusts are forecast for today and for tomorrow. the storm we experience now is 2,300 mi. across it is dominating the weather up across a good part of north america. there is snow occurring and some sections of ontario canada. we have the 10 days no forecast happening to the north across the border the wind will be strong today and tomorrow even into tomorrow evening. tonight the coolest weather in two weeks. the high temperatures this afternoon will be 59 degrees. tonight showers will be early in some spots. we will be windy and cold tonight down to 40 degrees tomorrow will be seasonably cool it will be a beautiful day with some wind about 59 degrees a high scattered showers sunday morning and it will be breezy but by the time the bears play it will b

we could have gusts around 40 miles per hour. the leaves will be swirling around.emperatures will be down into the low 50s after it peaks. getting chillier tonight, as the winds diminish, sunset at 23. down to 50 by midnight and quite a chill in the air starting off friday morning. we'll be down in the low 40s in many locations. afternoon highs, low 60s and partly cloudy. over the weekend, remaining chilly in the morning. low 40s afternoon highs. saturday should be sunny and partly cloudy on sunday. here is a look into next week. on monday, partly sunny. afternoon highs into the mid 60s. slight chance of a few sprinkles out of the mountains. then on tuesday, sunny, into the upper 60s. could get some rain midweek next week. on wednesday, highs into the low to mid 60s then. check the weather 24/7. here is a look at our traffic on this thursday morning. good morning, danella. >> good morning. let's head down to i-95. had a lot of problems there yesterday. right now, it's looking much better. if you're driving around the city, both north and south on i-95, not seeing a

the 31 miles per hour traveling southbound on 95. no delays on the north side. 13 miles per hour on the west side in the outer loop approaching 795 towards seven. in the loop delays on the northwest corner as well. this is old court road. we switch over to traffic on 295. southbound delays at 175. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have some heavy rain to contend with this morning. a strip of having to moderate rain from baltimore county into parts of carroll county, howard county. driving north from annapolis, you'll hit that heavy batch of rain. same thing if you come from frederick county. keep that in mind. there could be a few thunderstorms this afternoon. high temperature expected in the 60's. we'll check the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. the ravens are 8-point favorites to beat the jaguars on monday night. the ravens are in first place of the afc north. are some concerns over how often joe flacco is getting hit. was sacked twice against houston. he is stan

strong winds, looking at 20-30 miles per hour winds.red and purple shading, they could see 40 miles per hour winds plus. it's going to increase through day tomorrow. decreasing through thursday and friday. looking at temperatures 71 today. ive 6 with the rain and wind tomorrow. 60 rain and early on thursday, staying windy, 58 friday and dry through the weekend, great for race for the cure. >>> i guess glen burnie, mountain road, we have a report of a large sink hole. that intersection is closed. jumper hall at mountain road. doing okay because of the light traffic. smooth ride between kaytonsville. we have steady traffic in both directions. lanes are open. we have no longer the two-way traffic we had overnight. the drive times are doing okay. 83 southbound, to the beltway, five minutes, 95 white marsh to the beltway, 6 minutes. outer loop fine. 7 minutes between 795 and 70. >>> president continues talking about jobs and the economy. he is on a 3-day bus tour. some say the tour is a campaign tour. what the president is hoping to accompli

we'll have winds gusting up to about 40 miles per hour today. should be a pleasant day although on the cool side. let's kick it off with a look at vipir. we'll show you what is going on out there. as we look at the radar, you can see that we've got a lot of shower activity off to the north and east and it looks like the last round of showers has really pushed off to the north this morning and we should be looking at quiet are weather for our morning. not expecting rain for the morning commute. temperature right now, 63 degrees. humidity, 78%. you've got the winds out of the south at 17. the pressure is way down. breezy and cool out there although a lot more sunshine than yesterday. highs in the mid-60s. we should be dry today. more details on the forecast. we'll look at the weekend in just a minute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> some of the top stories this morning, a deadly shooting on board a metrobus. this happened on the w 4 bus just after midnight near the 2300 block of alabama avenue in southeast. so far, no word on what led to the shooti

which cost five to seven yen per kilowatt hour. however, the figure does not include the expenditure for decontaminating a wide area of land, including forests or for storing nuclear waste. this was due to insufficient data, as yet from the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. one member of the commission stated that the total losses including those additional expenditures would be about 12 times higher. this would increase the total generating cost for nuclear power to as much as 22 yen, or just under 30 cents per kilowatt hour. making it three times more expensive than coal-generated power. >>> time to check on some of the stories we've gathered from broadcasters around asia. we begin tonight with this item sent by ddi india. >>> bhutan's king has begun a nine-day visit to india, together with his new bride. indian prime minister, manmohan singh, officially welcomed the royal couple to new delhi on monday. in talks, they discussed ways to boost bilateral economic ties. india has opened 16 checkpoints along the frontier for bhut

sustained winds of 100 miles per hour. this is rina. so hung up towards the cancun tomorrow. -- this is not unusual to have a hurricane out there. this may drift into the southern part of the gulf of mexico. at home, nothing going on. 48 at the airport. 45 in rising sun. we have mostly clear skies. we have a friend go through last night. that from is what off the coast now. this nice area of high pressure is in control. there is going to be nothing going on for the next 48 hours. lots of activity up to our north and west. some rain showers near chicago and milwaukee. that will head east and bump into the high pressure and fall apart. mostly sunny today. high temperatures near 70 today. that is above average. tonight, mostly clear skies and chilly. we drop back into the upper 40's and low 50's. thickening clouds to more and a chance for rain showers late in the day. high temperature around 70. it will be chilly with high temperatures in the 50's. on saturday, we may not get out of the 40's. we could see some flakes of snow mixed in. suns

gusting up to 24 miles per hour. and even 25 miles per hour winds up here. you'll notice the air is indicating the motion. the southwest wind, not which way the winds blow, but the southwest wind here at 17 gusting up at least for it here. satellite picture radar combined, you'll see the system just spinning. this was the two-prong system. the first storm was gone, but this one will be hanging around for a while. that's really bad news for michigan and ohio and much of indiana and parts of west virginia in our mountains. but as far as we are concerned, we'll see the clouds give way. we'll have a pretty decent day tomorrow. and you're looking at, you know, just a few clouds right now and a few sprinkles up in the mountains, even a few wet snowflakes west of the divide. okay, turning cooler. still breezy tonight. not as windy, but still breezy. chilly overnight. cool, but nice tomorrow and crisp. even more crisp than tonight. becoming partly cloudy, winds southwesterly at 10 to 15. even downtown, we're talking about upper 40s tonight. and we're talking about m

that is between 12 and 25 miles per hour. that will dry out the ground and maybe the pamps will dry out. down tonight to about 44 and we will have the update in a few minutes. >>> more on the "rules of engaugement ." >>> more on the morning drive and the check on weather coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> you will probably need a light jacket. 37 in oak land. 59 on the shore. everybody now, pretty much start to go cross that mid to upper 50 range. 63 in bellaire and we are seeing 59 from columbia and 60s near kent island. the winds will be substantial, up to 25 miles per hour at times. we are in the double digits and the freeze from the southwest is bringing in mild air. balmy considering the rain moved in and those winds are coming in with a mild flow. the blood pressure that brought in the rain and the southwest flow of air, this low will move out, but that same direction will bring in a cooler wind starting tomorrow. our temperatures will take a bit of a hit. the wind will drop back, but the temperatures will be about 6

we're at 16 miles per hour. beginning at 795 in the outer loop. that delay continues down to liberty. things break up after that. then you are looking at a smooth ride beyond that point. j.f.x. in great shape. heading down toward the beltway. a live view of traffic. here's what it looks like. you can see definitely in the outer loop going away from us, delays developing. a live view at white marsh and you can see a lot of volume there southbound toward the beltway northeast. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. time to check in with tony. let me tell you, you are so going to get booed. >> let me tell you what's going on now. a chilly start. partly cloudy skies today. we'll make it up to 54. sunday it cools off. it looks like it will be ok for trick-or-treating monday with a high near 60. we'll start with a cold rain in the morning thfment changes to snow in the afternoon. >> some minor accumulations possible. i do have to emphasize, temperatures way above freezing. even if you see stickage, it will be mostly oirg. you will be able to drive throu

we could have gusts to near 40 miles per hour. temperatures are near 60 in washington, and in southern maryland near the bay, but father to the west they're in the mid-50s in many locations, and quite a chill in the air there. some of the high spots out there could have their first snow of the season tonight, but not here. just turning chillier after the afternoon when we climb into the

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