president o'brien: commissioner yee riley? commissioner yee riley: how many homeowners will be affected by this? >> i have not studied it myself, but we know that there are 7000 lots affected. we can assume that the majority of them are residential or retail or industrial and haven't become office. as to how many or converted to office? i have heard different figures. i would say probably 1000 buildings just because i have spent 20 years in the city doing permit and development law. i am speaking from my experience. how many small businesses in each of those thousand buildings? i don't know what you consume, but the number of them are owned by the tenant, owned by the user, sorry. they are single-user buildings. another large portion, they have multiple businesses under one landlord. that is the best i can answer. commissioner yee riley: it has been three years, why do you think it is only currently in the enterprise that applies for this? >> like most things in life, it is never one or two things. people haven't understood th

commissioner riley? commissioner riley: i will also support you as the president, i think that you have done a lot of good work for the commission. for the community for small business -- president o'brien: seeing no further comments from the commissioners, i will open it up for public comment. do we have public comment? public comment is closed. we shall bring it to roll call. >> commissioner janet clyde nominated commissioner steve adams. commissioner adams: aye. commissioner clyde: aye. commissioner dooley: aye. president o'brien: aye. commissioner o'connor: aye. commissioner riley: aye. >> that motion passes 6-0. congratulations, commissioner adams. president o'brien: next item, please. >> commissioners, you warare now on ite 11, election of the vice- president to the small business commission. it requires a motion and vote. the same procedures will be followed. president o'brien: do we have any other nominations? commissioner clyde? commissioner clyde: i would like to nominate kathleen dooley for vi

but what everyone will tell you about riley davis is that smiled until the very end. >> riley davis livedy 13 years, but he never went a day without a smile. even with a four-year battle with leukemia, a teacher named him sunny d. >> he was unbelievable. i had my classmate make him a book. and we named him super riley. because that's how he attacked the disease. he just was a fighter, a fighter, a fighter. >> reporter: riley was a fourth grader here at jacksonville elementary school, when he was first diagnosed with leukemia, and the school immediately rallied around him. >> reporter: riley's school immediately organized fundraisers with sales going to the family. >> i think we did one huge banner and just wanted to send it in to the hospital. we knew sometimes hospitals can be a dreary place. >> reporter: and riley's classmates did something else to support their friend. >> they all decided to shave their head in support of riley. >> it was another way to say, you know what? we feel your pain and the we're walking this with you. >> teachers, friends and family all gathered to say goodbye

riley davis smiled until the very end. >> reporter: riley davis lived only 13 years, but he never went a day without a smile, even through a four-year battle with leukemia. a teacher nicknamed him sunny d. >> i had my class make him a book. we called him super riley and we put the superman emblem on the front of the book and sent it to him. he was a fighter, a fighter, a fighter. >> reporter: he was a fourth grader and the school immediately rallied around him. >> i think we did one huge banner and wanted to send it into the hospital. sometimes hospitals can be dreary places. we wanted it to be a happy place for him. >> reporter: they did something else to support their friend. >> they all decided to shave their heads in support of riley. >> riley's teachers, friends, and family gathered tonight to say good-bye. >>> sub zero temperatures in china leave behind a scene of crystal beauty. the scene has attracted many visitors who are taking pictures and scale the frozen area. >> we do have seasons for a reason. >> this is very true, and we got a dose of winter around here today. that's fo

commissioner riley: no. >> that's 3-3, it does not pass. on the motion for o'commissionerb -- o'brien. [vote] >> that motion fails 3-3. >> let me state that the basis we will take comments shortly. -- let me state that the basisi -- -- >> we want to redo the votes, or if the commission wants to continue the matter, a motion needs to be made. a motion needs to be made in terms of giving direction. a motion can be made to do a recall of the nominations and votes. or a motion can be made to extend the election for the vice presidents to the february meeting. commissioner riley: i would like to move to extend the election to february. commissioner adams: i'll second that. >> i will vote against that motion, i think that we should release him down and while we are sitting here, consider this very carefully. the basis of that, there is not a commissioner that sits here today that has spoken had more meetings at city hall, has taken her time to go and advocate position by position. there is no more fear this person that stood in front of rules, st

commissioner riley: i have a question for the director. it says here that we have to have a hearing within 30 days. we meet once a month on monday, and the board of supervisors meet on tuesday. if they met tomorrow and had something to refer to us, what we have enough time? >> i think we will, possibly. it now sounds like those procedural elements will be removed out of the charter with a mandate that when there is a determination of job loss by the comptroller's office, that there is a pause button for 60 days. if there is any other conditions or -- commissions or departments that want to weigh and have the opportunity to do so. this will have the business community have time to read the legislation, and evaluate it, and weigh in on it as well. the procedural elements that are drafted now in this particular charter amendment are going to be removed and worked out. it may look a little different than what this is. >president o'brien: what is your time frame for how long you think this will be to where you say, we have something ready for t

i had a class mate make him a book and we called him super riley. because that's how he attacked the disease. he was just a fighter, a fighter, a fighter. >> reporter: riley was a fourth grader here at jacksonville elementary school, when he was first diagnosed with leukemia. >> they organized fundraisers. >> i think we did one huge banner and just wanted to be able to send it in to the hospital. we want it to be a happy place for him. >> reporter: and riley's classmates did something else to support their friend. >> they all decided to shave their head in support of riley. >> it was another way kids could say, we feel your pain and we're walking this with you. >> reporter: a celebration of riley's life was held today. his teachers, friends and family all gathered to say goodbye. >>> updating the breaking news in baltimore county, where icy conditions are causing major delays, let's check in with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. some pretty dramatic pictures that captain mike had, christy. >> absolutely. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene. y

commissioner riley: aye. >> that motion passes 6-0. president o'brien: next item, please. >> commissioners, you are on the item number six, discussion of possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors, 111077, police code for commercial parking lots. amending sections 1215-12 15.4. and adding sections will 15.7 -- 1215.7 to set requirements for plants, to suspend or revoke a commercial parking permit for violation of an improved security plan. to authorize the chief of police to promulgate rules that set requirements for security plans. authorize enforcement by the city attorney in a civil action. in your packet is the file number of of what the legislative digest. we have a presentation from the legislative aide to president david chiu. >> legislative attention, although there has been progress and a number of areas, much of the city's nightlife actually takes place in the parking facilities -- is poorly lit and contains a few other security features. the unintended and unsecured lots, which sometimes leads to ill

>commissioner riley: this is an excellent idea to give us the time. we did not have the opportunity to see the report, and we have to make a recommendation prior to outbreak of the small business. i think it is great and i support it. >> i would agree with what -- commissioner adams: i would agree with what commissioner riley said. seeing the analytics after. it is a very important piece of legislation and i support it. president o'brien: i would like to say that when i first heard about this, i was absolutely delighted about it. today, i went back and looked over. we hold the retreat once a year where we hold that somewhere that we are not going to be started. the retreat that we had at the beginning of 2011, one of the items on the air was flagging the concern that we had, we were being sandwiched by legislation that we felt very strongly was going to influence the small business community. recently, we had a very long drawn-out saga on the health care ordinance. the first original renditions of that was by the mayor and by some estimates would cost

nicola s riley is charged.iley will be brought back to maryland. >>> when he didn't show up for court, a judge issued a bench warrant for an annapolis man accused of running a huge paving scheme. clack was arrested near orlando related to a paving scam there. while in jail clack was served with a local warrant. the anne arundel state's attorney is getting the okay to extradite clack back to maryland but florida authorities might want him first. they say clack paveed the driveway of a 92-year-old woman without her permission and went to her bank to try to get $8500. >>> pape meap police raided an apartment building and officers were surprised to find an annapolis all der man. police confiscated marijuana and other drugs but alderman kenny kirby was not charged. in that incident three people were arrested after drugs were found. the raid was carried out because of complaints. >>>q when the áit)qáball team tips off tonightiápá savannahfái state, coach todd bozemanw3 will notçó bexdçó in sight. ciÑÑ onjf saturday ñ

riley were indicted on murder charges. riley was in court last week after being extradited from utah. >>> a bill legalizing same-sex marriage failed the general assembly after controversy. don harrison found out the governor is making some changes to his approach. >> reporter: the governor, along with clergy and others who sport same-sex marriage bill in maryland emerged from the governor's residence to a bright morning in annapolis, wishing a new day would bring new hope to a bill that failed last year. >> we want our children to live in loving stable households. >> reporter: they focused more on the religious freedom, giving churches a decision on whether to perform same-sex marriages or not. if they don't, they won't be subject to punishment. >> the punishments are more explicit in this bill than last year's bill. in fact, they may be more explicit in this bill than any other bills around the country. >> reporter: she said she wants what most marylanders already have, equality. >> is that every squat adult -- adult will

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riley was extradited on thursday and posted a $300,000 bail today. riley faces murder charges for alleged role in a 2010 abortion that killed an 18-year-old woman inside a clinic. priers say instead of -- prosecutors say instead of calling 911, she drove the woman to the hospital. >>> new information tonight in the last hour on the fire in cumberland that killed two young girls. investigators released the names of the children, 7-year- old page ford and her 4-year- old sister, died in the row home on harrison street the mother survived along with an 8- month-old baby boy and four others. six firefighters were treated and expected to be okay. american red cross are helping the family who can't return home tonight. >>> a baltimore city police officer was involved in a crash in the be 200 block of garrison, the cruiser was following what appeared to be an armed man. the crash was minor. no word if arrests were made. >>> for the latest on plans for steel workers laid off last month. rg broke the silence pledging to bring the workers back next week. as je

police began investigating riley and dr. steven in august 2010 after a botched surgery at his clinic. nicole waived extradition on monday after a judge denied a request for bail. no word yet on when riley will be brought back to maryland. >>> many of you may reck ing recognize this man. this -- he was arrested in florida on warrants related to paving schemes there. he paved a driveway for a 29- year-old woman without her permission and went to her bank to get $8500 for the payment. the state's attorney plans to have him extradited to maryland. florida may want to try him first. >>> big game is less than a week away. players and fans are getting ramped up in baltimore. with the painted streets in purple all over the area, covering the darkness what does harbaugh have to say? kuren redmond has a preview of what we can expect. >> reporter: the ravens ground crew will be all over spreading the purple pride. the first stop is at the best western in westminster and patriot plaza where the teams logo will be painted. all on hand to

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for alice riley, coordinator for fairfax schools, that meant students in 2018 will not be keeping with the times. >> we are paying taxes online, shopping online, paying pills online. this is what we're preparing our students for. >> they're give anal log-in nam and password. they can click on videos online and scroll down and with the click of a button. >> because they need the internet, they have access to things like twitter and wikipedia and cheating can become too easy. >> when their eyes are glistening, i say, okay, get off facebook. mostly i find they're doing what they should be doing and it's also how i teach, running around the room a lot. >> reporter: students without a computer can check one out from the school or use the library for internet and local hot spots for access. the switch has not come without some opposition from parents. >> what it was probably more than anything, fear of the unknown. >> reporter: riley says it's about preparing the students for the digital world they live in. >> i tell my dad about it. he's in shock and didn't think we would do these things. i

doctor nicola riley... maryland on thursday...and she has an initial appearance and bail review scheduled this morning in elkton. the charges come from an august 2010 procedure that left an 18-year-old woman with a ruptured uterus and injured bowel. prosecutors say riley drove the woman to the hospital rather than call 911. u-s soldier suicides have 'leveled off' in past years. that's according to the general in charge of the effort to reduce the amount of army suicides.his latest numbers show that active-duty army suicides were up slightly in 2011 from 2010.however, army officiall say sexual assaults and domestic violence are continuing to rise. government agents raided the washington, d-c offices off cogent, in an online piracy sting.the target was megaupload-dot-com.officiall also seized about 50- million-dollars in assets and shut down the site, which they say distributed copyrighted television shows, images, computer softwarr and video games.hours after the raid, the so-called "hacktivist" group, anony

a live after someone cut the brakes in the woman's car and prince william county police say kevin riley of woodbridge is the one who did it. the woman and child got into the car and started driving, noticed the brakes were not working. and they were able to stop the car out without anyone getting hurt. riley was charged with two counts of wounding and he knows the woman. >>> police took a person of interest into into custody and charged him with setting more than 50 fires since last thursday. many of the blazes started inside and are under cars and spread to carports and apartments. luckily there were no fatalities and serious injuries. we're expecting to know more about the suspect tonight. >>> and next on the news edge at 6, think you need to go to the gym to reach your goals? we have a new way to work out. >>> and first, steven tyler confirming he's ready to walk down the aisle again. reports of his engagement have been swirling since last week when his longtime girlfriend was spotted wearing a huge rock on her left ring finger. the american idol judge and areao smith front man has b