the planning code the site is located in the northeast portion of potrero hill area man the roanoke, virginia city council plan is a block funded by carolyn and hooper streets and show case square the streets and sidewalks are largely improved and has permit structures to date the department has 6 letters of support from the dog patch and the potrero hill dog patch and spur a nonprofit organization and the carr trespasser boosters association copies of the letters are provided in our packet no letters e.r. comments of opposition has been received in addition the project sponsor has provided a summary conducted over this last few years in your packet the department has evaluated the proposal and the planning code recommend approval based on the conditions outlined in the staff report important characteristics include 4 hundred 27 thousand mixed use pdr project creates a pdr character that is well integrated and the pedestrian connections is compatible with the light and scale of the neighborhood it come lies with the planning code that is intended to make the pdr spates in san francisco econom

this we can put things on hold awhile i take that route if we take the hardship roanoke, virginia routee'll- would that be correct as far as putting it on hold would that be; correct. >> assuming they go forward with the process it puts a stay on this process. >> yeah. >> but then up to the board to call the case again to get a status and decide for example that didn't workout you have a notice i have violation to address. >> yeah. but a awe cutting-edge the fees are awe including. >> i'm not sure. >> commissioner walker let me get clear having a room in the basement is not the problem it's the stove in the room downstairs. >> i believe they're all in the room downstairs according to the speaker but they put a kitchen down there. >> is it not legal to have two kitchens in a house when if i have a barbecue in the back. >> well, it's not illegal you can put a second kitchen if you put a kitchen downstairs and there is a sleeping room and bathroom that make ups a second dwelling unit that is the catch like i said section 105 they can go to planning apply for a permit and like i said this c

today the director of the white house office of national drug control policy is in roanoke, virginiannouncing the 2014 national drug control strategy. the very first thing on his list is the epidemic of prescription drug abuse. the data is incredibly troubling, what -- the data we've been looking at recently. we have a 400% increase in drug overdose deaths. >> 400% increase? >> 400% increase. 60% prescription drug abuse deaths. 500% increase in treatment admissions in this country. we have reportedly more than 2 million prescription drug abuse addicts in this country. one piece of data that's troubling is that 1 out of 20 people in the country over the age of 12 report using prescription drugs without medical need. >> so you're talking about a lot of kids. >> we're talking about kids as well. >> easy access. >> it's true. unfortunately because it's a prescription, because doctors prescribe it and pharmacies dispense it, people -- including kids -- have the sense it's not dangerous. it is incredibly dangerous. we need people to understand that. that was one of the big reasons to have

i was in roanoke, virginia, doing a comedy club.my life. just throwing off things at both ends. we'll leave it at that. yeah, so -- i did that thing where -- i'm sure you've done this too before shows. you take just enough dayquil, dristan, pepto-bismol. i've got just enough health to get me -- and all i was doing -- i was just hosting. all i've got to do is ten minutes. i've got to do ten minutes. so, i take the stuff. i've timed it just right. ladies and gentlemen, they introduce me. i've got to host the whole show. i'm walking out, like i'm coming out on the stage and the crowd is just totally indifferent. as i'm walking out, a guy in the front row, didn't yell it, wasn't mean. he just went [ bleep ], like that. as if he was a guy working in a museum. [ laughter ] like, there's a rembrandt. and that's a [ bleep ]. and there's a guy over there. and so when he said it, the crowd, the whole crowd was like, "yeah!" they just were so happy that the guy had said -- and then, as i kept walking towards the mic, like all the snot and ever

the last visit was in june joining is that the table is his life and made partner of the roanoke virginia law firm. chairman goodlatte earned his bachelor's degree at state college of made ready served as president of the college republicans and came to virginia to the law school then he served two years as district director and then practiced law until the election to congress on his first try in 1982 as part of the law practice that included immigration law. in addition he also serves on the house agriculture committee where he was chairman from 2003 through 2007 and interested in technology issues serving as co-chair of the chairman of the house publicly technology working room now to process though life plucking or tweets or firing of any kind while the breakfast is under way so people can listen to what the guest says there is no embargo when the session is over to help you resist that selfie your twi will e-mail pictures of the session to the reporters when the session ends please send me a nonthreatening signal if you have a question. we will start by offering our best to make open

group was engendered turning them at the table is mary ellen, his wife and a named partner in a roanoke, virginia, law firm. chairman goodlatte is a massachusetts native who earned his back to the greek and main reasons as president of the college or republicans but he came to virginia to attend law school in washington and lee university. after law school these are two years as this egg director for congressman butler and then practiced law in roanoke from 81 until his election on his first try in 1992. part of his law practice included immigration law. in addition to chairing the judiciary committee, representative goodlatte also served on the house agricultural committee where he was chairman from 2003-2007. he is interested in technology issues, serving as co-chair of the congressional internet caucus and chairman of the house republican technology working group. so much for biography, now onto the exciting matters of process. as always we are on the record no live blogging or tweeting. in short no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway so people can actually listen to what the gu

and moves across out to sea, but we are also seeing precipitation now back-filled into roanoke, southwestern virginia and southern west virginia. that is what is going to get us early tomorrow. not a big storm but a yellow alert. good enough for th for light snow. critical hours is 4:00 a.m. to noon. the heaviest will be east of i- 95 and south of route 50. you in st. marys county could have more snow. prepare for a slow and slippery commute. here are the winter weather advisory issued about an hour ago by the national weather service covers the entire area, including frederick and counties renew of route 15, fairfax, prince william and fredericksburg where you, too, will probably get 1 to 2 inches. fredericksburg and la platte practice taare probably in the mini bull's eye. saint georgia county and southern maryland will get the most. a trace north of that. there is the future-cast at 5:30 in the morning. by 7:30 there is the snow again and again a mix toward richmond. if you have travel plans to go south of town into richmond tomorrow i would not do it until the afternoon. by 9:30 we are looking at

it's a pleasure to be here and pleasure to be here with my wife who is a practicing attorney in roanoke, virginia and doesn't get to washington as i would like but will be coming to washington, because my daughter is going to make us a grand parent soon and we are pleased that she will be coming up to see that granddaughter. i want to take the opportunity to do something that has become a bit of a tradition and that is you allowing me to announce my committee aagenda. we have done this before and i'm honored to do it again. let me start by saying that i'm proud of the numerous legislative accomplishments we had in the 113th congress, including passage of the u.s.a. freedom act, the bipartisan innovation act numerous bills aimed at reducing business regulation and reducing sanctions for attorneys who file frivolous lawsuits. the house judiciary committee will look to build upon our work. the committee will continue to advance an agenda that is focused on creating jobs and making america more competitive and free. the judiciary committee plays a particularly critical role in advancing pro-growth po

. >> several police agencies just wrapped up a news conference in virginia outside of roanoke and our maryland bureau chief brad bell is there with the new details just released this noon. brad? >> what's going on is through that mist up there is taylor's mountain southwest of lynchberg and at this moment investigators are literally on their hands and knees digging for clues. we can show you the video of what's going up there right now. investigators tell us they have some new information that poin pinpoints a couple of pieces of ground and they are going over in a very concentrated way those small tiny plots of land and what they're looking for, sadly, is evidence the remains of the lyon sisters. these little girls, 12 and 10 years old sheila and catherine lyons vanished, as you said, from what was called wheaton plaza in march of 1975. they've been covering this case abc 7 has for nearly 40 years. big breakthrough. last february authorities announced this a man by the name of lloyd lee welsh they considered a person of interest. he was a carney passing through that area and matched

right now the precipitation is already start to go fall in spots like roanoke and charlottesville or charlottesville, virginia. that moisture though moving in i'd say by about 6:00 7:00 mainly starting as rain but possibly mixing in with a little bit of sleet and wet snow. fortunately, temperatures right now are above freezing so anything that falls should be wet. but just be extra cautious on the roads this friday night. this will continue during the first half of the day on saturday, i think, wrapping up by noon. accumulations will be greatest farther northwest in the d.c. metro area, probably not much as far as snow. most of sunday is dry. but overnight sunday into monday, another weather system will greet us and will bring us a chance for snow. so that may delay or cancel some schools come monday morning. so we'll continue to monitor it. doug hill will be back at 4:00 with more radar updates and more on system number two. >> and "good morning washington" will be starting at 4:00 a.m. monday m [cheers and applause] >> oh, oh, oh! ah, ah, ah! ha, ha! [laughs] i'm terry crews, and i'm ready to start giving a

he's on the phone for us this morning from roanoke, virginia thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> where do you begin with suspects like this? >> the important thing to look at is the behavior. what they're doing is they're fleeing from the police and they're trying to keep from being caught. that's why they're holding a hostage. in this case not to press a demand but to shield themselves from police intervention. so on the one hand they say they're willing to die. but by holding a hostage, you're saying to the police i don't want you to hurt me. so the police are really going about their business in the appropriate way. they're isolating the situation, containing it in a smallest possible area. and keeping a dialogue open. as this is the most proven method to which they can secure the safe release of the hostage. so that's pretty classic you know conduct that we're seeing from the police. >> so once you know this about the suspects that they really don't want to be caught or they don't want to die, or they would have exercised different actions, then what exactly do you say to

we have all of this to go down towards roanoke, back toward west virginia. the white on the backside is also colder air filling in across our reskron. we're in for a very cold tuesday, wind chmielewskis in the teens. i've got that coming up in just a couple minutes. >>> a local hockey coach bupsed in an undercover sting. all new at 6:00 reaction from the league after we broke the news of his arrest for child pornography. >>> paying the price. how much money you could be forced to shell out to use one of the most popular national parks in our region. >>> five fires in 14 hours. tonight crews say there's something we can all learn from these close calls. when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the aches. the chills. the fever. an even bigger deal? everything you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer than you have to? prescription tamiflu can help you get better 1.3 days faster. that's 30% sooner. call your doctor right away. and attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. tamiflu

based on new information, a recovery team is searching a mountain site in bedford county virginia east of roanoke. federal, state, and montgomery county investigators are involved in this effort. >> the investigative work of this task force regardless of the outcome of today's efforts will be as tenacious as humanly possible with the target of locating these children and providing the parents closure in this nightmare that no parent should be forced to ep d. >> the search is expected to take a couple of days. we've just posted a story that looks back at the lyons sisters' cold case on our app, nbc washington. during the break, take a moment to catch up on one of our area's most heartbreaking mysteries. >>> the university of virginia has reinstated phi kappa psi after an investigation of sexual assault allegations. the fraternity was suspended after the allegations were made in a "rolling stone" magazine article last november. the magazine apologized after discovering discrepancies in the story. a police investigation found no basis for the allegations. all uva fraternities and sororities can resu

eastern north carolina headed out to sea, but there is also a little prosecution in roanoke and southern sections of west virginia kind of clipping us tomorrow and giving us a little bit of light snow. the yellow alert wednesday for light snow. critical hours are 4:00 a.m. to noon. hasn't changed on that. the heaviest, only talking about an inch or two, will be east of i-9 # and south of route 50 -- i-95 and south of route 50. prepare for a slow and slippery commute tomorrow. montgomery county, arlington, fairfax and prince george's county and st. charles county is where it when the worst and most of the snow will fall. so, how much? 1 to 2 inches playing south to fredericksburg and southern sections of prince george's county. a trace to an inch through d.c. and baltimore and through frederick and hagerstown probably just flurries. not much north of pred rick or north of i -- frederick or north of i-70. 5:30 in the morning, yes, there is the snow breaking out and there is a little mixture of rain that will cut down on the amount as little bit, but most of the snow will be in maryland. around 7:30, this model is a

roanoke. police think the 16-year-old could be with a man named donald quesenberry. >>> virginia is saying no to a plan that would decriminalize marijuana possession. a senate committee rejected the proposal which would have eliminated the jail time for possession of pot. senator adam ebbon, an alexandria democrat was behind this proposal. it was rejected on a party line vote of 9-5. >>> how would you feel about an armed officer being stationed at your child's school? >> if a maryland delegate has his way, that's exactly what would happen at every public school in the free state. nikki burdine joins us live from springdale, maryland outside c.h. flowers high school with more. good morning, nikki. >> reporter: good morning. this plan could get very expensive. if you consider there are more than 1400 public schools inned state of -- in the state of maryland and putting an armed officer in each one of those schools, that is going to have a big bill. let me tell you a little bit more about this bill. the bill proposes it would all happen before the next school year. 900 officers would be put in t