it ensures that all potential residents of the units near a poe are informed about the poe before they rent or buy the place that they're interested in in. and it improves communication between all relevant city departments while empowering the entertainment commission to take an active early roll in these projects. this is not a solution to all of the problems, but my legislation goes a long way in helping music and housing coexist in san francisco. i twant to thank everyone what has worked so hard to make this possible the entertainment commission, oewd; guy carson and terrance allen; tom temperno, the co-owner of virgil c room; and my cosponsor, supervisor wiener, but you are all welcome to jump on the band wagon at any time. our city attorney who was up late last night who was up making final revisions. . and speaking of revisions, i'm introducing this legislation sooner than i otherwise have because we don't have anymore board meetings this year. i want you all to know that i will continue to gladly accept your feedback and make any needed changes. with new year's eve coming in a

. >> and it sounds early to me, if we are going to grant a poe and we are going to grant and poe, and then i don't like it and let's see if the operator can handle it. and i think that we are just answering to the public's cry and the police department's cry that they want him to have a little bit more experience. >> right, i don't... >> i am going to take commissioner frost and then if you want to respond to that, you can go ahead and do that. >> just a question, if we do approve with these restrictions, how long does he have to wait before he comes back to ask for those restrictions to be lifted. >> so we can put a time line on that. >> and i know, can you do it or is it a new permit. >> yeah. you can do it whenever he wantsment >> they did say 6 months but i think that they have a different opinion at this point. >> does that help? >> six months. >> and we have done that in the past two, where the people come back to us in six months and if they have been good and done all of the things that required of them, and we list them, or modify them to be a step further. >> so just cami do

and we are going to grant and poe, and then i don't like it and let's see if the operator can handle it. and i think that we are just answering to the public's cry and the police department's cry that they want him to have a little bit more experience. >> right, i don't... >> i am going to take commissioner frost and then if you want to respond to that, you can go ahead and do that. >> just a question, if we do approve with these restrictions, how long does he have to wait before he comes back to ask for those restrictions to be lifted. >> so we can put a time line on that. >> and i know, can

poe. baltimore in many ways has a feel a lot like new orleans, an old port city with traditions and quirky and sometimes spooky history. i always kind of feel at home in baltimore just as i feel at home in new orleans. where i lived for ten years. what i want to do tonight is introduce you to this case that has kind of disappeared from the american memory. but for the summer of 1870 captivated the nation. newspaper readers across the country. try to explain it to you so that you can see what i saw as i stumbled across it. i began writing -- i found this story while i was doing much more traditional legal history. i was researching the famous slaughterhouse cases, the first case where the supreme court interpreted the 14th amendment. i was reading every single day of the new orleans newspapers in 1870. suddenly, there's this story about a white baby being abducted by two african-american women. the rumor begins to circulate that the baby has been abducted for use as a voodoo sacrifice. what

poe. baltimore in many ways has a feel a lot like new orleans, an old port city with traditions and quirky and sometimes spooky history. i always kind of feel at home in baltimore just as i feel at home in new orleans. where i lived for ten years. what i want to do tonight is introduce you to this case that has kind of disappeared from the american memory. but for the summer of 1870 captivated the nation. newspaper readers across the country. try to explain it to you so that you can see what i saw as i stumbled across it. i began writing -- i found this story while i was doing much more traditional legal history. i was researching the famous slaughterhouse cases, the first case where the supreme court interpreted the 14th amendment. i was reading every single day of the new orleans newspapers in 1870. suddenly, there's this story about a white baby being abducted by two african-american women. the rumor begins to circulate that the baby has been abducted for use as a voodoo sacrifice. what

and they are loud and i think that you are talking about something different and is that a one day poe that was issued and i could let my permit officer talk if he ever calls and i am confident that he would have received a lot of complaints. or i trust that it was not. >> do you recall? >> officer, and the permit officer, at the station and we did get a complaint from the residents, and it was a phone call on my desk. about the octoberfest beer garden and i spoke to you about that. and it was not, and it was, a band, not amplified sound, that is the only noise complaint. >> and was it this group? >> no. >> it was the adjacent lot. but it is all the same indication. >> okay, that is the only noise complaint from that area, in regard to music and sound. >> great, thank you. >> thank you. >> any other commissioner comments or questions? police? >> all right, thank you so much, captain. >> i am opening

joining me now, teff poe, philip agnew and paneil josephs. brother agnew, marches are scheduled in washington and new york tomorrow. organizers are hoping for a million people. what do you think the real point of it is and what can we expect? >> the point of it is simple. people are sick and tired of being sick and tired, and that's what we saw in a neighborhood in ferguson, missouri, when a young man was murdered and the community rolls up in a way that we haven't seen in 40 or 50 years. people are tired of a system that criminalizes every day, that profiles, that stops, that frisks, that imprisons, that kills people in our community and then once they're dead, forces the corpses to defend themselves. people are tired. that's what we're going to see around the country, there are mobilizations happening at cities around the country. they're not spontaneous. they're decentralized, they're coordinated. but the fact of the matter is no matter what race the people are going to the marches, the consensus is clear. the way that this country is run,

from near poe thome up to poolesville to near da mass cans cuss, a little bit of light sleet there. temperatures above freezing so even where the wintry mix is, it is melting on road now here is the timing the rest of the day. a little bit of rain now through 10:00 this morning. another area moving in in green. all moving through around 5:00 through 8:00 p.m. across northern virginia, the district and maryland. continues to track away and by 10:0 11:00 tonight it's mostly over with. watch out, there might be just a little bit of slushiness on some of those roads in far mourn maryland. we're going to hold stead i in the upper thursday. then rebounding as the weather roller coaster continu. we might get rain friday night and again saturday. your drive time forecast and how is the drive time on the roads now, melissa? >>> not so hot if you're heading southbound. blocked from 123 to spout run. try to get over to the parkway off old dough mminion. opene same thing if you're on 1. perhaps some of the folks who cross the river will cross earlie. 14th street bridge slow as is 270 southbound

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showers across the poe know, co lehigh valley.and we're really starting to see the back end of the system. we do have them across the area. it will stay in the forecast for the rest of the afternoon and evening. but it will be colder as we go through tonight. temperatures dropping down colder than last night. so we could potentially have some icy spots on untreated roadways. something to be cautious of. as we go into the weekend, we're looking at driver conditions, so great for the eagles game. here is a live look in the near. they have been seeing a pretty steady snowfall. mostly on the lighter side. temperature right now mid-20s. fee,1=)jut like 12 degrees because it's still windy outside. only a mile visibility there. north and west, temperatures mid to low 30s. 34 pottstown, 35 westchester, upper 30s in philadelphia. so temperatures will continue to drop. 40 in millville, 44 in dover. so it will be colder tonight than it was last night. the snow showers moving in, lehigh valley, poconos, this is where we have most of the snow

poe. mr.oe: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to five requests for one minute speeches on each side. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. poe: mr. speaker, it was a bright sunday morning in the islands of hawaii. america was at peace and unprepared for war. soon the rising sun was darkened by hundreds of japanese planes as they bombed pearl harbor. the american battleships were sunk, over it,400 united states military were killed -- 2,400 united states military were killed. most of the united states aircraft were destroyed while still sitting on the ground. it was december 7, 194

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. >> we kept our come poe chur po. and really held strong in the second half. and a big win for us. >>> denver jumped out to a half. love, the three. taking a 25-17 lead at the break. stanford fights back. nossek, in the point. 17 off the bench. coast-to-coast. and one. cardinal hang on to win, 49-43, improving to 5-2. >>> cal's been mopping the floor with opponents, undefeated at home. hosting princeton. tigers jump out early. steven cook, behind the screen, the three. princeton up nine at the half. the embassy pull back. blocked the shot in transition. cal down five. cal forces the turnover. tyrone wallace with the emphatic dunk. wallace has 23. cal wins by ten. bears improve to 9-1. >>> st. mary's, meanwhile, early season nonconference road test against creighton. aaron bright off the glass. had 22. tied at 61-61. we go to overtime. in the paint, 71-67, in omaha. >>> got the sharks, 49ers and raiders highlights tonight at 11:00 p.m. tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand, or a helping paw! so mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money

significant is because it's been widely reported that the targets of these airstrikes were munitions deep poes, which were housing surface to air missiles launchers, and we also understand that they were destined for hezbollah in southern lebanon. hezbollah and israel, i should say, have long had a very acrimonious history, have fought conflicts against each other, and it would be unsurprising that israel would tribe to prevent them from acquiring such weapons, whatever the case, the israeli government not admitting publicly that it carried out these strikes. >> what do we know about what is going on in the knesset ahead of the dissolving parliament? >> reporter: that's right, israeli lawmakers are in parliament, and they're debat ing a number of issues, but we do understand that at some point this evening, possibly early in the morning or, indeed, some time on tuesday they will vote to dissolve parliament. now, that, of course, will bring elections to be held in march of next year, but the fact that parliament is dissolving so soon after the last election, which was only two years ago, under

. >>> tram poe leenl dogs. >>> mandy and brian are getting married, but they're doing it in just aboutst original special and crazy way i've ever seen. >> going to bicycle to bruce's bridge approximately 14 miles. >> we will hike -- >> to the circular towers approximately 24 miles, climb a route. >> eventually get married on top of kingora if we make it. >> this is a destination wedding. cycle 14 miles, hike 24 miles and hike to an elevation of 11,884 feet and get married on the top of the towers and then turn around and go all the way back. >> is the officiant going to have to do all of that with them? because that will suck? >> i will perform the ceremony at the top where i will join these two in holy mat try money. >> the most important part of the ceremony is a drink. >> i got it a week ago, $8. >> 8:00 in the morning, they've been going for two hours. took two hours to start the cycle. it's a 50 mile hike. have you to do 24 hours and come back. >> we have never hiked 50 miles in 48 hours. >> we're banking on marriage adrenaline. >> i'm too tired to keep going. i'll see you back to

friend taking on the heirs of world-renowned -- the hairs of world-renowned writers, like edgar allen poe to promote animal shelters and raise awareness about abandoned dogs.cccccc m pacifica this is democracy now. >> today the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. and the most significant changes in our policy in more than 50 years, we will in an outdated approach that for decades has failed to advance our interests and instead, we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. >> president obama announces the

poe. maybe i should call you judge poe. i think all judges want the public to be better informed about our branch of government. and recognize that the public is not as well informed as they used to be, perhaps when we were in school many years ago. we recognize and embrace the fact that public access to the courts is very important. they are public proceedings. we understand that, you know, cameras may augment that. at the same time, though, we're balancing other interests. i appreciate that you have had seasoned experience as a trial judge in texas and there are a number of judges in the pilot itself that came from state court experience. we're going to be surveying all of the participants in the pilot, including judges, some of us didn't have that experience before being on the federal bench. others did. it will be interesting to hear from those judges that have the prior state court experience as well. but that's going to inform how we go about formulating policy forward. there are concerns. i think there are legitimate

. >> a lot of questions on the weather and thunderstorms and poe step between the aircraft systems ands all part of the investigation and what we will see in the future. thank you john perry fish. >> fox news will continue with our coverage of this throughout the rest of the day. coming up next is "media buzz." thank you for being with us. >> we will see you at 7:00 eastern for the fox report with continuing coverage and much, much more of the search for airasia as the search-and-rescue operations resume in under an hour. hopefully, more developments as they happen tonight at 7:00. in my world, wall isn't a street... return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. start investing with as little as fifty dollars. >> this is a fox news alert, airasia from indonesia to singapore is missing. the famili

of affection of for them as architecture, i don't especially love my nose but i don't want anybody poeing their fist in to it. so there was that . the only thing that could be said was the not understanding the way reality was now reconfigured. always implicit in this thing that would flash in to certain lights being manifest. otherwise it was just a total blackness, so that seemed appropriate to the spirit and mood of what was happening in new york in the week following september 11th. >>> stay with us, next on the show, george r.r. martin who wrote "game of throwns." >> why couldn't i have been five kingdoms, five kingdoms would have been a lot. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> the holes are closing in tunisia. voters cast ballots in a historic post-revolution election. hello. i am marianne. you are watching al jazeera. cop fron

. >> we continue at accuweather where justin poe vick is tracking it all. >> thanks. thankfully, not dealing with severe weather in the mid-atlantic and the northeast. but we have a lot of rain. coming down in buckets along the interstate 95 corridor from d.c. to philadelphia to new york city. right in boston, a steady, soaking rain further inland. and a little bit of snow around chicago. potentially as far south as indianapolis. so a lot of travel delays there. and equally as many travel delays here in the pacific northwest with another major storm. snow further inland. so poor traveling conditions in the northwest, and along the eastern sea board. and rather chilly on christmas day in the north. back to you. >>> thank you. we're following a developing story from texas. former president george h.w. bush experienced shortness of breath, and the hospital stay is a precaution. he's 90 years old. he spent seven weeks there last year after complications from bronchitis. >>> and the protests in new york resuming after the deadly attack on two police officers. hundreds of d

poe pass yum helps your muscles move, your nerves to work and kidneys to do their job.haps you get good results because the potassium was helping your body to work better. as you can see, potassium is a very important supplement. it's best to try to get your potassium from whole food sources especially fruits, vegetables, nuts and dairy. be careful as boiling can boil potassium right out. in the case of potassium, too much of a good thing is not so good either and it can interfere with some medications or if you have kidney disease, diabetes, heart disease, addison's disease or ulcers and some other diseases you should not take potassium without speaking to a doctor. otherwise, you can usually get enough potassium from a good diet. well, that about sums it up. and if you have a question, just send me a message on facebook or twitter. we try to answer as many as possible. that's all for today. until next time, i hope you're learning to be more of a healthy you. >>> new details emerging about the dairy attempt made to rescue an american hostage from al qaeda in yemen. hel

it's -- it's -- what's going on with the poe-lees in america is similar to jim crow days. it was the right message but just the wrong -- they put it the wrong way. >> reporter: the effigies are another example of the struggle for protestors to get their message across. night after night, small groups of masked protestors on the fringes who believe peaceful protest doesn't send a strong enough message begin to deviate from the crowd. they write graffiti and break windows. sometimes they loot. they have even turned on other peaceful demonstrators who were trying to stop the crimes. but the poignant points that "black lives matter" that relations between police and communities are important they continue to push through beyond the mass demonstrations. in washington, earlier this week a large group of congressional staffers put up their hands and masks on the capital steps. pro athletes including kobe bryant of the lakers have made their views clear before games. >> i mean, i feel like they are taking away from the actual issue, you know, we're here for the lives of these peop

in part i is made poe by the george s. and dolores dore eccles foundation, sweet's candy company a family tradition since 1892 and the robert d. kent, jr. charitable trust explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. (narrator) in the summer of 1948 the world was at a crossroads. many european cities remained in ruins from the war. western allies and the soviet union were locked in a confrontation over the future of a defeated germany. millions were hungry and homeless, and armies strained against hastily drawn boundaries.

there are concerns about rain related accidents especially along highway 17 and the poe testimony of mudslide. these are mountain people used to heavy rain. >> i'm more excited than concerned to be honest. >> because we haven't had so much rain, right? >> exactly. i'm welcoming the rain. i'm hoping we don't have too many problems. >> in boulder creek, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> this should be the biggest rain storm since february. abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is outside tracking the storm. >> ama, this storm is going to soak us and pick up the winds as we head towards your tuesday. we may even be seeing thunderstorms around here. let's chk out live doppler 7 hd and i'll show you where we still have some showers in the east bay, very light return from oakland toward lafayette, concord, san ramon, down to street level here. right around skyline boulevard we are seeing a few returns, macarthur boulevard, wet roadways for the evening compute. this is nothing in comparison to the storm that's coming. it's got a pretty good subtropical moisture tap. it is going to bring with it

advocate it is my responsibility to check on the quality of medicine for the quality assurance as well as poe potentcy and the quality was unsurpassed and secondly wh, it was opened they had an amazing compassion program, where the people can come in and who my experience as a patient at his dispensary was exemplary and he had terrific medicine and some of the best medical cannabis in the city, and i miss it, i miss it. i would sure like to see it be restored to that location again. one other point that i would like to make is that when he was in... the dispensary there, there was not one complaint from the neighbors while he was there and so he was an exemplary dispensary for the model for the city and the community. please reinstate his permit. thank you so much. >> next speaker please? >> my name is charles malcom and i am strongly opposed to the cannabis club reopening, when it was there before, and there was constant noise problems. and approximately out in front of our building. and which we were promised was not going to happen. on more than one occasion, when trying to leave, my apart

. >> former jersey shore star nicole snooki poe lizzie officially ties the knot. married her boyfriend saturday in east hanover, new york. that's about 15 miles west of new york city. 17 groomsmen, 15 bridesmaids, attended the ceremony which a great gatsby theme. of the couple has two children ages two and two months. >>> good sunday night everyone. we do have big temperature spread going on across the the delaware valley right now i want to show you this on weather weather watcher. just to the north we have that fresh snow still on the ground up towards the reading area temperatures in the upper 30s this hour as lieutenant alan matthews in burnville checks in at 38 degrees. partly cloudy skies. also lisa cold and damp feeling tonight. wish it was spring. i hear you on. a long way from spring. not even officially into winter just yet. farther to the south in wilmington, delaware, look at that, mold air moving in. lisa kerrigan checks in at 60 degrees this hour. beautiful evening with the warm air moving in. and that's going to be the trend over the next 12 no 24 h

speaker, i now yield four minutes to the gentleman from texas, judge poe. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for four minutes. mr. poe: i thank the gentleman from new mexico. mr. speaker, it was called the war to end all wars. it began 100 years ago and after three years world war i was a bloody stalemate. then the american dough boys entered the bloody trenches of europe and the tenacious teenagers went over there to a land they had never seen, fighting for people they did not know. but soon after the war turned in the favor of the allies and the war was over. allied victory was declared in 1918, millions and millions of people throughout the world had died. 116,000 americans died. many more thousands died when they came back to america from the spanish flu that they got while they were overseas. the last survivors world war i veteran was frank buckles. this is a offense of him shortly before -- photo graph of him shortly before his death. i got to know him before he died at the age of 110. like i said, he was the last survivin