plan we talk about maximum heights at 5 hundred and 50 feet in the entire redevelopment project area that includes the area around market stre mointh moikt transit tunnel now the salesforce tower we've done the environmental documentation we starti started thinking that will be interesting to consider and higher height at the point place where we can pun what the the reconciliation for the transbay terminal something higher than 5 hundred is not a flat reconciling but maybe eight-hundred feet or something like that that is the feed that started with the planning commission district plan the district plan increased the heights in looking removing and what was approved the transbay but most importantly around the transit center itself and the height of the now the salesforce tower architecturally revised to one thousand and 70 feet which will be the tall itself tower in san francisco located within the transbay redevelopment project out that have that is the transit district plan in 2002. >> this is just to get your baerz as far as the geography the jagged line that surrounds the trans

continuing role of the redevelopment agency to capture the tax increment. >> yes.the state as clearly and inclusively determined the motorbike project needs to be completed it is an enforceable obligation that survived the dissolution the tax increment authority is retained to use the tax increment to repay the developer for payments that is made related to public infrastructure all of those are embed the contracts and obligation which quite frankly again are not before this board they or agreement that are if their say is challenge it will only be a civil remedy the court but the participation agreement and whether or not it authorized the fee like the tdif is simple not before you. >> thank you. >> commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> so i think being a graduate of redevelopments agency complirgs commission and working or working with the redevelopment agency i have some experience and i don't know if i have knowledge but experience. >> and one of the special opportunities created by redevelopment that was an island that pratsdz by itself not subject to pla

a former landfill in haywood county was redeveloped 3 into softball fields... and redevelopments in winston- salem and wilmington. 3 the site being discussed herr sand hill road, next to the former b-a-s-f plant.the landfill was closed in 2006, but previously stored construction waste, fly ash, nylon fabric and other wastes. under a brownfields agreement, the property could be redeveloped into a park with greenways, ballfields and a concession area.but there are specific requirements that must be followed to make the property safe for reuse.some people are have concerned about this redevelopment... so tonight is your chance to voice those and gain more information. 3 the meeting is at six p-m today... at the event center on the campus of a-b tech. coming up at 6, i'll share more about the state requirements that the developers must follow.live in 13. 3 3 a mcdowell county road remains closed this morning after yesterday's flooding. officials closed gilbert byrd road near nebo, which is a common trouble spot. a bridge was also washed away on calico 3 19:56 "we t

quite a severe warning and a little bit of redevelopment now. most of it is lowered. let's show you what's going on now. all the big drain on radar and is just action. it's nowhere near the point for melbourne to the south and west. coming through along 95. heavier showers will be here th the cosine between satellite beach in cocoa beach and all of that is moving at a good 30 mph. clear but the heavy band of showers makes it to rockridge and lo and behold, look at this. the leading edge of the front has yet to come through. all we have been dealing with his prefrontal activity. if you have children in gainesville at uf, they are good. heavy action turns up with the arrival of the front. there is every possibility will fire up more showers into the afternoon. there is a cold front now >> once it goes through, temperatures will drop off and we have a redevelopment through it it's through brevard county with the afternoon drive looking much better than what we have seen across lunch hour beer at 76b0 by 5:00. co cooler air will roll in with highs in the 60s. that forecas

a brownfield agreement is what allows a local company to carry out this redevelopment project. so, the site being discussed is more than 40-acres. it's on sand hill road. but, it sits next to the former b. a. s. s. plant, sparking concern among some. and the landfill was closed in 2006, but previously stored construction waste, fly ash, nylon fab fabrics and other waste. state officials say they have specific requirements to abide by to make the property safe for the new use, some include keeping at least two feet of soil cover over any waste in the landfill during that redevelopment, and using monitoring systems to protect against any possible exposure to previous contamination on the site. >>> but, tonight at 6 p.m. at the event center on the a-b tech public to weigh in on this project, because, of course, there has been concern over exposure to contamination. >>> so, tonight at 6 3 78, 6 p.m. is your time to weigh in. lauren brigman, news 13. >>holly: happening to day the north carolina state board of education is expected to approve a revised report of charter schools. the

once we start to heat up today, we will see the rain redevelop. mainly this morning it is mostly cloudy and what we get through lunchtime, we will see more showers develop. they will make their way up to the north with those breezy south winds. we will have a couple pockets of rain. isolated thunderstorm not out of the question. i think most of our thunderstorms will be tomorrow and we will mainly be dealing with some rain. temperatures still warm even though we will have some clouds and some showers. we will climb into the lower 80' s is afternoon. we will talk more about the rain and storms for tomorrow coming up in just a few minutes. let' s get a traffic update and get over to ted. ted: construction on the 408 if your job in less than on the 408, you will lose that left lane. 95 northbound approaching state road 44, construction block me left lane going through that area. not a huge impact, traffic is moving nicely through volusia county. hovering over i-4 virtually. john young to colonial is only six minutes. jason: thank you, ted. it has bee

the eligible improvements will be consistent with what was available under redevelopment law. >> if only some of those provisions are met there is a provision for us to revert back to 27 percent affordable housing so the challenges and opportunities that are before us supervisor kim's resolution spoke specifically to ab 2 there are 3 different state legislations passed since 2011 modifying the rules under which the infrastructure district what about for the record ab 2 and the i f d or the infrastructure financing or the i f r d district in terms of term the both those are providing for a 25 year and the i f d provides for a 40 year term additional flexibility when it which can is start for the individual areas within the financing district so that some of the ditches the term are mitigated by a responsibility the timing of the 40 year requirement the e f d authorizes the local entities to commit and leverage the vehicle fees from the state in addition to the local property tax share but otherwise ab 2 i r f d and e f d only relate to the local pledge pledge of tax increment and not

. >> they preceded the adoption of redevelopment plan by a year or two. >> they feat would be helpfult enembarrass is tht given the context how even the last decade or 19 years the heights have evolved here i don't have is big issue i think that you know staff has done a good job but the question is why not zone the rest of zone one here and i think the answer will we met with a lot of that is entitle and built given what happened in zone one and elsewhere in the district i think that is appropriate for the additional hundred feet the other question i have is on the affordable percentages and getting clarity on what i mean if i look at the projects and what was built and entitled that is a wide not wide but range the affordable percentages inclusion percentages what is called for the plan i mean what's the baseline that 1re789 has to do in kind of - what's luger for the increase some t of it, it is ocii owns the land but the additional height. >> if you look at the redevelopment plan for the individual projects it required to build 1 percent the project. >> that's the developer cross

if it redevelops in the south we'll more snow in d.c. there's your me miss.s look at the coastal system justt coming right off the coast there.th if this was able to come in over d.c. we'd be dealing with a lot of snow. s the good news is that won't happen. heading into monday afternoon wn start to see the clouds increase. there's your clipper spilling into the mountains. we start to see the mix developing into the north and west there on monday.n m as we head into your day on tuesday, that area of low pressure moves from the mountains and starts to developd off the coastline. c you can see the moisture there developing just on the side of s me here. h you can see that snow right around the morning rush. we are concerned about those rush hours on tuesday. here's that first guess, kind of dusting to an inch down tot south and east of d.c. one to three much ines around the d.c. area and areas northwest. three to six off to the north. n a quick look at kind of what i'm expecting. i think this will be sort of a low to moderate impact. i we d

danville -- valerie rather. >> reporter: noreen, redevelop>> reporter: noreen, redeveloping this building is a $26 million project. the river district development lcc had to jump through a bunch of different funding hurdles over the past couple of years, but once it is complete, they tell me everyone in danville will benefit. in parts of downtown danville, the danville research building doesn't look like it has been touched from the outside, but inside tills a different story. construction workers have been on the job since october makeon the job since october making this building come back alive. >> and here is the floor of the restaurant. >> reporter: a coffee shop, pharmacy and more office space is also in the works for the and it needs a lot more work, but it will soon look like this. then when finished, it will look something like this. >> this area is a nurse's station. >> reporter: danville regional medical center the second floor. danville orthopedic clinic will take the third and fourth floors. with the perfect view of the downtown and the river, another restaurant is planned on

the center will be renamed riverpointe during the redevelopment process. a suffolk family called 10 on your side because they have unanswered questions about the shooting death of their son. they're pointing those questions towards the suffolk police department. 10 on your side's andy fox is looking into what really happened to corey achstein super: ginnie kinsey/mother (21 16;46) ((he was my baby he was a eyewitnesses say 28 year old corey achstein snapped and that led to his death. 05=9:44:43 "and he started screaming a whole lot of profanity and then he started threatening that he was going to kill one of them" police called reports of a man juveniles, we found one of them. what was going appears, or is something else not right with the death of corey achstein. (46 46:47) ((this is where my son's life ended right here)) runs:06 they say two sides to every story, maybe in this one there's three. i'm andy fox, 10 on your side. andy's 10 on your side investgation into the conflicting reports on this deadly shooting airs tomorrow night at six. coverage begi

you might get flurries redeveloping as this band works its way southeast. overall, the theme is dryer but still cold. 26 degrees outside at unca. wind chill down to 14.

i am familiar with the redevelopment know. we passed it again in the senate. i'm hoping the house will have tested for the second time to the president will have it on his desk. watch the entire debate, one of the first televised primary debates in history, this weekend on road to the white house rewind. sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. only on c-span3. >> how can we best get people to pay attention to wasteful spending? we can defined -- defined things that are easy to understand. the government is so large, an organization has to cut through a lot of the noise and other things going on. members of congress talking about the wonderful things they are doing. try to get people to be more involved and make it more personal so they understand the impact on them and their families and children and grandchildren. >> sunday night, the president of "citizens against government waste" >> it also publishes a book which compiles the organization list of unauthorized government programs. bipartisand of a coalition with members of congress, which then was called the congress

absent of commercial rent control currently the site is redeveloped or up for redevelopment it makes our job really tough no matter how many services, no matter what we can provide in terms of lease negotiation looking for sites, the market is really tough and so the 18 month would be a minimum. most likely as mentioned, it would take much longer than that but at least we are asking for our businessicize s is it make take longer but what is their guarantee, what if they are on a month to month squlees the property owner can say i will redevelopment. it enhances the protection beyond the lease so in case there is no lease what we hope is that 18 month is a minimum notification for us to be able to work with them to provide our time to -so we can try to make the most use of our program and everything in place. it is no guarantee recollect , there are many challenges when a business relocates but currently we don't have that. we don't have a minimum notification period or other programs impacting small business or if they are privately redevelopmented a lot of times wedon't know so in t

southeast overtown pk west community redevelopment agency. don't you think this would be a major coup for this area? >> it could be. it could generate more tax dollars for that area, more that dollar means can invest more within the redevelopment areas, certainly. it could be a major boom for the area. but on the other hand, there are some neighbors who are just west of the stadium, spring garden neighbors, and they have concerns about this 20 something thousand feet stadium next to their quiet homeses along the river. there are a lot of interests we have to consider. but overall, remember, the decision is made from the city commission's perspective on the planning and zoning. if we talk just about the benefits of bringing soccer to the miami area, this is a major win for miami. however, when we talk about planning and zoning, we have to be more keenbout the issue. >> let's talk about the plans for the world center marriott. $75 million hotel and convention center. this will be at the former miami arena site, and you have said d i was reading

. >>> cincinnati has redeveloped its riverfront, now covington want to do the same. a local architect isparenting the picture. kayak, a rockwall, and a concept. the riverfront part in cincinnati such a hit, now the other side of the river has to keep up. >> what we're doing on the other side of the river is being meant to compliment what is being done on the cincinnati side. there's a whole another side of the river for folks to enjoy. in no way is what we're doing competing with them. >>> a $10 million project to raise the riverbank has been finished first. ground has to be greek enon -- has been completed first. >>> it's a story still trending this morning, xavier took down the number one team in the country last night and it was arguably the biggest game in cintas center. villanova the number one to play at the sintas, and in front of the largest home crowd ever. rebound the wild cats, and had six, count them six players in double figures. >>> it was crazy. i have never seen rocking crazy it was wild. >> it was a hem of a game, and i never -- >> electric tonight,

some models want to redevelop t off to the north. if it redevelops off tot north nor we will not see as much snow. sno all models do show some snow, it's just how much. that's the question. let's start with a couple of models, though.mo this is the latest round of the american model painting that tha one to three much ines right across the d.c. region less to to the south some off tot west as well. here's the latest run of the urine model. north to south with the blockbuster of to two to six. here's our first guess, really rea my first guess.ss. a dusting of an inch down tot south and east.d i used more than just the two models to make this map. map one to three across the district and across to hagerstown. another out towards the mountains. let's wrap it up here with your fox5 accuweather seven dayther forecast and you'll see that it gets cold after we head through the weekend. we get our snow chance on tuesday. that ushers in a colder air mass mas for the end of the week. wee in fact, we're talking about abo high temperatures only

but, some have concerns about this redevelopment... that is a big reason why this hearing is taking place. 3 coming up at 5-30, i'll share some examples of former landfills in north carolina, that have been converted to recreation spaces. live in asheville, lauren brigman news 13. 3 3 today, a toddler from haywood county will be laid to rest. a funeral service will be held at noon at garrett funeral home in waynesville for the family will receive friends starting at 10 a-m. an autopsy revealed that little kyler died from a brain injury, caused by blunt force trauma on sunday. the haywood county sheriff's office is investigating. no charges have been filed in the case. 3 3 3 we have a developing story out of jackson county, detectives are investigating a suspicious death after a man was found shot to death in his home in cashiers. deputies got a 9-1-1 call from the home of timothy norris yesterday morning and arrived to find his body inside. they are not saying who made that call, but no one has been arrested. a family friend says he ca

. >> we are looking at redevelopment here. the redevelopment when we jon: phase 2 would put a roundabout right here at hillsboro and exceed trail. they would have to shear off the corner of the property. >> what will be left be virtually unusable. jon: the city will take the auto shop through eminent domain, a process where public projects are trumped by -- where private property is trumped by public projects. they will be paid, but -- hillsboro. >> this does not work well. >> he says these medians and fewer lanes will cause other problems. >> we are already concerned that a tough traffic situation is going to worse and worse. jon: there are broader concerns about whether more roundabouts folks who want this roundabout say it makes the commute less safe. >> this is not a good safe -- this is not a good place. you have people moving about. it's a real bad idea. jon: they spoke out against the plans of public meetings, but got nowhere, a feeling that he is all too familiar with. >> they are not listening. it is like it is going

northside development group has positioned itself to redevelop those properties by leveraging resources and making resources available so by the city donating that property it puts the northside development group in a position to redevelop them" them"3 the city also granted 25- thousand dollars to hope ministries.that group is partnering with miracle hill to help homeless people get back on their feet. 3 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes. minutes. 3 cloudy with light rain off and remain in the upper 40s to low 50s. tonight, widespread rain arrives with lows in the 40s. wednesday brings t-storms, heavy rain and wind, and possible flooding. sunshine returns thursday. 3 3 now let't'send it over to the traffic center. 3 3 traffic center.over to the now let's send it 3 now let's send it over to the 3 we're watching: watching: 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- joe-- 3joe-- joe-- 3 there's a great opportunity coming up for high schoolers who love science and math. we're live in spartanburg with details on how to apply. greenville-- you're watching the morning news o

tapering off a little bit late tonight and tomorrow morning and redeveloping as we head in to the afternoon, and that high of 58, couring first thing in the -- occurring first thing in the morning with temperatures falling all day long. friday, clearing and 49, saturday dry and sunday a chance of a little bit of precipitation, but now, looks like most of lot be east of us and maybe light snow or flurrys next week. francisco now with jeff gravley. >> reporter: we are here at super bowl city and a few more folks made their way to town in san francisco. when we come back, coaches worry about super bowl distractions. we will talk with the panthers color analyst, eugene robinson >>> dop it update on the coach mike sh krzyzewski. he felt fine. now the reason why we are here, super bowl 5, broncos practice player, murphy was sent home after questioned in a prostitution sting. jared has the story of the message the panthers received. >> reporter: eugene robinson super bowl past isn't classified informs. the night before super bowl xxxiii, police charged the then atlanta falcon with soliciting sex f

plus a big redevelopment plan. we'll explain which neighborhood area could get a face-lift. plus if you get a burrito craving today -- you might have to wait. we'll tell you why chipotle will be closed ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: sun/cloud mix. a few showers late in the day. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 8- 12mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a few light rain showers and then a few light snow showers. lows will be in the mid 30s. winds sw 5-10mph. tuesday: mostly cloudy. a few light rain or snow showers. highs will be in yesterday is departing. conditions will calm down today. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. the breeze won't be as bad. over the next couple of days a large upper level system will bring us a chance for some light to be light the entire time. this will start as a few rain showers by this evening. then some of it could change to flurries or light snow showers tonight. a dusting is possible in spots. tomorrow light rain or snow showers are will be in the 40s. a much colder weather pattern will be around for the rest of the week. highs will be

seeing heavy rain and its redeveloping down nearw millersburg and a couple more showers and lighterll out towards west salem to the overall coverage is going to diminish quite a bit off near cleveland. we have had some breaks after some really heavy rain this morning and if any shower redevelop scrimmages selfless of strongsville to the west of medina, that would last five or ten minutes. now thein temperatures, we superimpose the temperatures of the top t of the satellite rater and there it is climate 50s although c back to toledo ready to put 25 to 30 degrees warmer than whato it was for yesterday morning. we look at our temperatures of 55 and will be at 54. 5 that will drive temperatures down if thou pass through chicago at 36. was at 32.a and they will come more out off o the west. that will drive a little bit. the wins will come out of the west to the northwest and that is close enough tol trigger a snow shower. t that will into her until sometime after midnight tonight. and starting to see some drier weather in the west. breaks of sunshine to watch what we call -- and that is th

showers will continue to redevelop, keep that in mind as you begin your day. some showers could be heavy i think by the afternoon hour we will see so much improvement it will be the tale of two days. broward county, you're on the front end of wet weather, even though we're looking at a drying trend to western browardrd and southwestern miami-dade, more showers will race through. if you see the skyk fill up with a little bit of lightning, all of that is now off shore. the heaviest of the showers clustering together, continuing to move off to the east, not worried about thunderstorm activity taking shae. we say good-bye for the time being to the cluster of showers, the last of it moving along i-95, 595 through ft. lauderdale, ft. lauderdale beach through oakland park. pompano beach and deerfield beach also seeing showers exiting off to the east. miami beach, wet startrt to the morning, if you're a morning walker or runner, some wet sidewalks out there. ocean drive fairly wet as well. a bit of a lull in thehe action, i think showers will continue to redevelop. th

through midday, though, that is our time line with bigger storms to redevelop. the storms will turn into a very windy wednesday ahead. >>> into the breaking news center with an update to the traffic problem we're telling you about in north charlotte. this is graham. there are police directing the traffic because, you know there's no power to that area. you can see the lights if you look up to the center of your screen, there they are completely out at this point. all lanes are closed. we can't see any lines down so we aren't sure what's causing the problem. we're asking police to get more information on all of this. this is a busy intersection, so it will be a place you'll want avoid altogether. we're keeping an eye on this >> we just got an update on what's happening here. as you mentioned, john, attando 29. so graham street is open but police. to get around the closure, you could use craig head as the alternate route. if you want to get around the congestion on graham street we're expecting because police are directing traffic, use statesville as the alternate

there goes the main batch and here comes a little redevelop, and by 3:00 a.m. as those temperatures get colder, especially in the upper atmosphere, the rainily rain event could have wet snow mixing in. that's what some of us could see for the morning commute but shortly after that look at 9:00 a.m. and by lunchtime in the afternoon, we have got sunny skies but remember, when you have got clear skies overnight after a cold front it gets really cold and by saturday so be ready for that. i want to skip ahead to what's going on this weekend. here goes this system again tomorrow, it will be a sunny day, we will be happy with it. same deal on saturday, still chilly with a few clouds but we industrial the area of low pressure that's going sneak in here on sunday, maybe lasting into monday, bringing us some cold rain. i know yesterday i mentioned it could be something else. i am backing away from that right now. we will have maybe a little excitement tomorrow morning instead. so your 7-day forecast, no 70s. we have got 40s tomorrow, and saturday. we are up to 50 on sup

behind this, we are getting redevelopment as well. this will probably be a process the next two to three hours to work through. once it moves through, i think we will be looking better hate afternoon and evening. the tornado watch runs until 7:00 this evening for the counties shaded in red. i think the threat will be long gone by then, at least in the viewing area, to the east a different story. i am hearing bells and whistles behind me. obviously we have an update on a warning. >> this is an update on the high wind warning for areas around us mainly to the south and west. that is indication there of how powerful this area of low pressure is. i am going to step in front of the wall. look at the line, that is the virginia border, through wilkes to the south on the georgia border. all of this is capable of producing severe weather, dangerous lightning, strong winds, that can take down powerlines and trees. hail, torrential rainfall, in the core of that storm. not all of these produce tornadoes, any of them certainly have the amount to s

owned by the shriners, and they're going redevelop this it is unclear exactly what they're going to do. in the business community that has been one of the places to hold events. there has been a vacuum for the business community, like do we, there's plenty of great event venues, very popular: it will be interesting to see how if business will adjust to a la carte not being available. >> you will keep us posted i am sure. >> sure will. >> this one not sitting very well with fans. the bucks are raising season ticket prices for the first time in almost a decade. >> they're up about 20% the least expensive use today be $300, and now they're $400. they lowered season tickets about 25%. they were sitting at the second lowest in the league. their perception is they've had a lot of value and the prices are going to rise a little bit in 16 they will be 22 out of 32 teams, they're going through periods. in order to keep the fan experience where he want out the be they is a hundred comingment from a business side perspective, they see this as a balanced approach to growing some reason knew but

northside development group has positioned itself to redevelop those properties by leveraging resources and making resources available so by the city donating that property it puts the northside development group in a position to them"meantime the city also granted 25-thousand dollars to hope ministries--which is partnering with miracle hill ministries--to offer housing for individuals who are homesless given they join their program to get back on their feet. 3 hollywild animal park's board of directors are inviting the community to a meeting to discuss the park's future... future...director kim atchley says the spartanburg county park is in danger of closing if it can't get adequate support from the community! community!last year...over two dozen of the park's exotic animals were killed when a fire broke out in a barn. atchley says the tragedy may have led the public to have quote "mistaken impressions" about the organization.she says hollywild is solely reliant on admissions, donations, gifts, and grants... because it does not get any state or federal funding.and where the park goes f

this is what we know so far this land will for sure will be redeveloped. well what it will become. we might not know for a couple of months. it is a big landmark coming down with a nice movie this always easy convenient to get to dozens of people stop by on wednesday to check the demolition out. most had a story from when the movie peter was in its glory days would bring kids will bring friends here and was amazed when was the littlefield said was an all day as going on in chesapeake city leaders hope homeschooling develop the proposed project is a sixty two and a senior living community. i don't think retirement community is fit for this area team bronze wasn't too fond of baggy on first off but says he isn't totally opposed. hey it's this kind of sits back up so now the way with everything else so it might fit in i really see that would that that would be an improvement others like linda locations are all for eight from the storm and senior citizens want to be close to convenience. i know i do because i'm a senior citizen has a seedy city leaders tell me can take up to four month

lake wish streaks of lake affect that they cannot over the lake were starting to see some of that redevelop it's not getting any. at least at this point. another reason to vote for falls.s. the renewed fit a month and a month and a half.w they could touch 32 south ofof canton. "has if the high temperaturesem will continue to come up over theup reconnects the highest 42 will stay theree through the middle of december a sign that the patterns are beginning to shift a little pushes springlikepr weather near 40 well above 50 weekend with the chance of frank andof another couple first sunday night into early on monday i don't think the push of cold air will be all that significant for we need to keep an eye on anotherh office that coming up coming off a little bit later.e helen comes in on monday it will be so when it comes in later on this week. this think they are rain-but snowk i did this for three hoursou ago. he do this 47 times fox 8 news is your officials school closing station. pretty quiet right now on the fairways that's good news as youou head out the doors we arer starting to see som

we'll have rain redevelop. from the city on east, any type of accumulating snow looks to be confined to eastern long island. there's a shift in the track of the storm that has an impact of the storm. 45 and then 46 with more sunshine on sunday. certainly look forward to this weekend. pretty nice. sounds -- >> lauren, what do we have to look forward to this morning. >> mostly clear roads. no major problems. we have our first incident out there of the morning. a disabled vehicle on the bqe heading eastbound. that's in the right lane. watch out for that. we take a live look outside at the george washington bridge where things are moving along nicely. the lower level has reopened. we have roadwork there but you'll need your e-zpass until >>> thanks, lauren. commuters will have the countdown clocks to let them know when a subway train is coming. many more are coming for city buses. there are 30 of the clocks city wide. the installation of 350 more will be announced today. the signs will use data from the mta's syste

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it's going to redevelop off the coast. so there's a lot of moving parts with this forecast. let's go hour by hour. right now we're looking at that area of low pressure off the midatlantic and here is the probability of at least a wintery mix moving inland into south jersey by 7:00 a.m. and then the slowly will be moving out over the course of the day and then we'll watch snow late on monday moving in from the west with that midwest system. a lot going on. snow showers spreading across the region on tuesday during the daylight hours and evening into the evening. after sunset on tuesday, that's when it will be sticking to the road. along coast, monday, yes, a potential for coastal flooding at times of high tide and little bit of light snow. tuesday light snow. rain mixing in down shore. al i95 corridor, we don't expect. much. midnight light snow. tuesday is when we see the bulk of the snow showers. in north and west all snow. before midnight on tuesday and during the day tuesday, the bulk of the snow will fall. here are the factors that we're looking at. snow begins late monda

the rain become more scattered mid morning into early afternoon before steady to moderate rain redevelops after 1pm right into this evenings commute. temperatures remain mild in the low to mid 50s. rain totals by late tonight will reach 2 inches or more in spots. then as temperatures fall to 33 degrees tonight look for scattered snow showers thursday morning with most snow melting in impact. however i can't rule out some icy patches of slushy snow for tomorrow mornings commute. thursday we will watch on and off snow showers with accumulations best 1 inch however most melting on impact with highs of 36 degrees. then colder and dry friday into the weekend as temps will rebound by sunday into the upper 40s carstar single lane closure on southbound i-75 beginning at 9 p.m., followed by a double lane closure at 11 p.m. each night monday, feb. 22 through thursday, feb. 25, with lanes reopening by 6 a.m. the following day. also, the ramp from southbound i-75 to galbraith road will be closed beginning at 11 p.m. each night, reopening at 5 a.m. the following day. weather alert ponding could be an

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this one is going to redevelop behind this one. and bring us a second storm on tuesday. let's talk about the first one. as we go through monday morning, it looks like it may start snowing and there may be a mix on the cape and the islands to begin. quickly flipping over to some snow and then as we go through the day, it continues to blossom. now this model is bringing the snow all the way back to western not necessarily the cape. a lot of the other models tracking it farther off shore meaning the biggest impact for some snow would probably be southeastern mass and the east coast of massachusetts. but it's all going on depend on that first track and how it develops because then we're storm. if that one goes off to sea, this one has a chance of developing into an even stronger storm. to more parts of the area. that storm on monday though right now, the best chances for the snow not giving out totals as of yet because that track is still uncertain. here are the bands we're talking about. high chances for some snow look likely on the cape and islands in southeastern mass. me

as coal-fired power stations come to the end of their lives, we must ensure that proper redevelopmentes place so that we provide jobs for constituents like hers. clive efford: the football supporters federation is considering calling on fans to hold mass walk-outs to get their voices heard about ticket prices. will the prime minister act to give fans a place at the table in club boardrooms so that their voices can be heard when issues such as ticket prices are being discussed? prime minister cameron: i will look very carefully at the suggestion the honorable gentleman makes. because there is a problem whereby some clubs put up prices very rapidly every year, even though so much of the money for football comes through sponsorship, equipment and other sources. i will look carefully at what he says. julian lewis: the vital debate and vote on the trident successor submarine should have been held in the last parliament, but was blocked by the liberal democrats. given the fun that the prime minister had a few moments ago at the labour party's expense over trident's successor, it must be tem

there have been plants in the books by people who wanted to redevelop that site but given forward. they are trying to figure out if the rays go elsewhere what happens. there is contingency planning and it is smart. you are trying to attract developers who would have ideas to put a mixed use project there. it could attract millennials like a city within a city. it is exciting to see the potential future there may be the timing out if they got a chance for redevelopment, we could see something interesting. >> a lot of what if's. >> that is the beauty of business news. >>> you have news about a new area that is different from the others.>> drama burger. we have so many burger concepts. this is a name that sticks. from the kennedy, an old chinese restaurant and they picked drawings and the owners have been in tampa for a year from lithuania and their specialty is pastrami. old lithuanian recipe. it's interesting to see these concepts. on that stretch of kennedy boulevard which for many years struggled in places. >> in florida we grow big alligators in tampa but gators grow big companie

anything that redevelop slater today will be more hit and missis we are not anticipating part of the any accumulation as the cloud cover stays pick temperature will tend to climb we willll make it into lower 30s later this afternoon under mostly cloudy skies the bigger questionon will we make it above 50 on friday and will we see some rain before the temperature climbs will talkmp more about that forecast as the conditions set to quiet background with no sign of any significant articular at least through sunday.un we will check that out specifically the coffee quiz coming up in just a few minutes. it is traffic time withte patty has be close in on 7:00 a.m. it is pest west 120 fifth.if they just push it off to the right-hand side traffic obviously very slow. you can see the flashing lights not on the right-hand side of the road was so that left lane is now open but traffic is very slow as you come up 71 north path police and fire cruise still on the scene's top end of 77 starting to bunch up from 22nd as you had towards thatad end about bridge that's also 24 minutes from route 82 you

terminal as a result of the work in terminal one and the changing construction schedule to the redevelopment program we believe their extension and the proposed extension of the terms before you is appropriate the proposed lease administration will extend the lease through september 30, 2019, and carry an estimated rent of $3.7 million for the airport over that time there is a recommendation by he budget analyst office to amend the legislation to have language retroactive to june of 2015 i believe that it is to address one at whereas clauses for the prospective date, however, they did budget analyst report recommends approval i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you very much supervisor tang. >> just a quick question about it you could stammert for the rd why it pushes things back. >> it is not necessarily delayed it is moved was tbecaus of the increased passerby levels from the redevelopment program is it is not that anything has an delayed but timeline and shiftsd and impacted patient the terminal the gateway is one of the areas that is can changed that not necessar

in 2013 johnston city leaders adopted a merle hay road gateway redevelopment plan. a 6 million dollar renovation across the street at lithia motors is already underway and the city hopes to capitalize on the areas proximity to the highway. mayor paula dierenfeld says project can't move forward until the area in question is completely removed. for a decision on the proposed bakken oil pipeline. after months of public input, followed by four days of in a row of hearings this week, the iowa utilities board says it needs more time. members debated the issue yesterday afternoon. if approved, the 3-point-7 billion dollar multi-state pipeline would carry nearly half a million gallons of crude oil a day across 18 iowa counties and into illinois. "the impact of a spill, and pipelines always spill and sometimes the costs can exceed 1 billion dollars and you still never get it cleaned up." "our members enjoy iowa, we live in iowa and enjoy the outdoors and we care about the environment and it will get put back correctly... the next public hearing will take place on february 20

it will be windy and the sprinkles and flurrys will redevelop behind a temperature of 42, high of just 39 on thursday with a good deal of sunshine, a little mini warm up friday with 42, arctic blast saturday w temperatures only in the mid 30s, probably not geting above freezing sunday with a low sunday morning of 13. some moisture heading our way early next week. that could take a variety of forms the way it looks now. we will have more on that as we get closer to time. that's 144 hours away. >>> still ahead, two school north carolina middle school. >>> one of the people injured in a train crash died at a hospital. the passenger trains were on a curve, neither had time to break before a head-on black boxes were recovered. >>> a mecklenburg county middle school student was hospitalized after two school buses collided in the parking lot around 8:00 a.m. officials say combined 40 students were on board. the condition of the injured students has not been released. >>> two murder cases produce emotional days in court. the jury in the north hills murder trial saw disturbing evidence. we will

our redevelopment plans, before the state goal redevelopment, use tax increment financing to get theaffordability levels of. that usually require some sort of incentive or subsidy >> i think the most recent example is high-profile large -with the supervisors got involved. i don't know if that's oppressive been set for development of the size. >> after 30%? >> yes. the high-profile arts wrote the supervisors weighed in on and i do need to say any more about it. this a different situation. >> you're imagining these projects i hope the bigger picture helps you imagine the book were talking about much smaller buildings. and were talked about much smaller developments. but smaller developers. a lot of these outlying neighborhoods, we haven't seen a lot of development because it so hard to even make it affordable. it cost just as much to build the units in any part of san francisco. labor costs are the same. the hard costs are the same. the rents are higher in some of our more transit ranger did it rose. there is a reason we need to help offset that additional demand and these lower-cost n

the rain become more scattered mid morning into early afternoon before steady to moderate rain redevelops after 1pm right into this evenings commute. temperatures remain mild in the low to mid 50s. rain tonight will reach spots. then as temperatures fall to 33 degrees tonight look for scattered snow showers thursday morning with most snow melting in impact. however i can't rule out some icy patches of slushy snow for tomorrow mornings commute. watch on and off snow showers with accumulations best 1 inch however most melting on impact with highs of 36 degrees. then colder and dry friday into the weekend as temps will rebound by sunday into the upper 40s. you decide 2016 donald trump wins the nevada caucuses, his third state victory in a row. at this point, he may be hard to stop as we get closer and closer to super tuesday. fox news donald trump wins the nevada caucuses, his third state victory in a row. at this point, he may be hard to stop as we get closer and closer to super tuesday. fox news correspondent doug luzader has more on last here. on cam intro these are the results that have