just one more question before i turn to judge blackburn-riggs by.n we met, i saw you at a public panel. you were asked the can obvious question you must be asked, wasn't your court being political in bush v gore. you had a powerful response to that. >> the message from our court was every vote should count. we weren't dictating a particular result. and that we had many opportunities during the six weeks of litigation to come up with a decision because it was only 600 votes that the separated bush from gore to come up with decisions that would have given the election to gore. how would we come up with it if we were saying there should be a statewide recount where votes undeniably had not been counted where they had intended to be. so we felt the majority of us felt that we were really vindicating the best tradition that every vote counts. so no, i to this day will defend what our court did as being consistent with the precedent of the court and of the states who make sure that elections are conducted fairly. and i think that that point, we were discu

. >> the fluctuation has a importantly riggs the birds can see we cannot. >> in whatever way it is done i appreciate our interpreting the scoping administrator i want to note it the 45 of the height of the building normally you have to submit a calculation since we don't have it i want to make sure we get it. >> is that a motion. >> yeah. that was a motion in sort yes. >> second. >> okay. before we vote we should repeat motion. >> the architect i have a question on the windows if i come up first of all, the south facing window what is the height of that ceda facing window. >> above grade. >> well, not above grade from the top of the windows to the bottom of the window approximately. >> approximately 3 feet. >> it's got to be more than 3 feet in height it looks at pretty huge. >> yes four and a half feet. >> it's only - and 5 foot back from the property line. >> yeah. the one that commissioner moore was talking about the facing south one. >> this window right here came about when we introduced this one. >> there's a large view of on the second panel the view from the front and the view w

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beatty to kick it to cody riggs. can the former gator make a play against the seminoles? irish down by four will start this drive inside seminoles territory. >> herb: this is what everett golson, when he sat out last year and he had to sit and watch his team play when he worked through that, this is what he thought about. playing in a game like this against florida state, against jameis winston who won the heisman trophy, the team that won the national championship. people questioning him. this is what he wanted, the ball in his hands with 2:53 to go, down four. he's living a dream. let's see what he does. >> chris: good protection. thrown into traffic. deflected and almost picked off. that was dangerous. terrance smith, the linebacker, tipped it. >> herb: he's talking to koyack because he wanted him to get to the outside. he stared down koyack the entire time. he's done that a few times tonight. terrance smith came close to intercepting the ball and tyler hunter nearly comes up with it. >> chris: pressure up the middle. fuller in motion to the left side has got it but th

beatty to kick it to cody riggs. can the former gator make a play against the seminoles? irish down by four will start this drive inside seminoles territory. >> herb: this is what everett golson, when he sat out last year and he had to sit and watch his team play when he worked through that, this is what he thought about. playing in a game like this against florida state, against jameis winston who won the heisman trophy, the team that won the national championship. people questioning him. this is what he wanted, the ball in his hands with 2:53 to go, down four. he's living a dream. let's see what he does. >> chris: good protection. thrown into traffic. deflected and almost picked off. that was dangerous. terrance smith, the linebacker, tipped it. >> herb: he's talking to koyack because he wanted him to get to the outside. he stared down koyack the entire time. he's done that a few times tonight. terrance smith came close to intercepting the ball and tyler hunter nearly comes up with it. >> chris: pressure up the middle. fuller in motion to the left side has got it but th

this happened along south dakota avenue northeast along riggs road, happened on september 27th. >>> doug is here with a check on our weather. beautiful day today. >> you get a nice batch of rain and thunderstorm activity last night. some good news, we did need the rain and more good news, no real severe weather. 78 degrees, winds out of the west at 5 miles an hour. it's been on the mild side as our average high temperature is only in the 70s now. 78, pretty good number. 72 in leesburg, and 68 in gaithersburg and 76 in fredericksburg. i do think temperatures will drop fairly quickly this evening as we are going to be seeing clear skies and that means no rain. the radar is on the clear, too. tomorrow morning, chilly. no rain so you won't need umbrellas. it will be a little chilly. how about long sleeves and long pants and you may want to send them off with a light jacket or sweater because it will be rather cool tomorrow morning. satellite and radar picking that up. clear skies towards boston and west towards chicago and around ohio. not much in the way of clouds moving our way until you g

prince george's county has not gone digital, so we tracked down paperwork on kenny's carryout on riggsttsville. the september 2nd report cites eight violations including roaches observed throughout the facility and in the flour and general lack of cleanliness. grab your smartphone by checking the restaurant alert yourself and track recent inspections in d.c., virginia and montgomery county. all the restaurants passed reinspection and they're back in business. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek wusa9. >>> two possible cases of ebola in our region, doctors being extra careful isolating and testing. >> reporter: i'm debra alfarone in charlottesville where search teams are on the search for hannah graham, they're ramping up big time this weekend. i'll tell you how. >> reporter: virginia's governor blasted republicans for unethical behavior. now it looks like his own chief of staff did the same thing, the latest on a reported cell phone message. >>> after doctors first sent an ebola patient home when he was in the hospital in dallas, hospitals across our region are taking no chances. th

avenue, a bitia of a problem on layhill road near riggs road.i-66, an accident has only the left lane getting by. the trees are blowing around. ever die down? >> it will be breezy, but not near as windy as it was yesterday. don't leave home without the sunglasses. 56 at reagan national. wind out of the north-northwest between 10 and 15 later this afternoon as temperatures continue to climb into the mid-60's, highs topping out around 70 degrees. breeze, but it picks back up again on sunday. 68, mid-70's expected into the middle of next week. it does not get much better than this for a late october weekend. >> it does not. don't be forecast, but surprised to see snow plows the streets of d.c. today. drilling on using their equipment. a live report coming up on the drills in a few minutes. fortunately, nothing like that anytime soon. another news at it coming for you and 8:27. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and halloween warning. could the color contacts you wear with your costume be damaging your eyes? had you can protect yourself right