really believing that we hit a saturation point and that you know, while we can create flexibility for businesses to transfer their licenses their feeling is that there is a lot already in the corridor. >> commissioner riley? >> yes, we heard this at the committee meeting. and at the time we asked whether or not the supervisor would support the proximity control in order to control the density. >> that is correct and our office has been working with it and work from planning to look at what a proximity control would look like and whether or not it would be effective. so we have looked at what 100 feet and 300 feet control would look like and then, i think, that once we get a good sense of how that would work, and how it would impact the existing businesses and how it would allow for some more businesses to come in, but what exactly is the number? and we would again, i think, additional feedback from the neighborhood leaders and associations on that alternative. and we would very much be open to figuring out whether that is an appropriate alternative to the fun ban on bars. >> why are t

it is over saturated. those districts and lots need to be updated. what we do is we handle licensing, education, and enforcement. we are liaison to the abc, as well as public health and the entertainment commission. last year we handled 637 licensing investigations, 385 involving premises conditions with no additional actions, 25 denials, and miscellaneous. we also conducted 28 minor decoy operations that involved 416 premises and 16 arrests. we did 20 impact subscriptions to see if they were handling the rules of procedure. for instance, the 47 that mr. allen brought up is something that we will go out and see. are they serving food at the bar or restaurant? generally, the license belongs to abc, however, i agree with the director of apple smith. it goes along with our input. we work really well hand in hand. with most of the speakers today, i feel i have worked very well with them. very flexible. in that case by case situation, personally i do not agree with the 50/50 rule. a $400 bottle of wine is in excess. we do go out with enforcement. one of t

again, we do saturation patrols in the neighborhood canvases and conduct under cover surveillances and recently a series of robberies on portland and we saturated that with uniform and under cover officers and we will do directed enforcements with buy bus programs and reverse and even decoy and robbery decoy operations and i can tell you in some of the operations my, officers have come back to me and tell me that they will sit there with specifically their cell phones and some of the more popular devices and see if they will be targeted but the reports that i get back is that there are so many people out there with the cell phone devices in their hands playing games or listening to music that it is going to be very hard for them to be specifically targeted for us to we do the tracking as well with the newer apps on the cell phone device and most recently, the court land series, we were able to obtain the account information from the vi

once again, thingland being saturated with more -- new england is saturated with more snowfall, what they don't need considering what they have been dealing with and this is going to head up. the mid-atlantic definitely being impacted by that rain that we dealt w. i talked about the temperatures and this is a look at the highs today, below the seasonal average. anywhere from three to five degrees. we have 46 at reagan national airport; 43 at dills; and 45 at -- dulles, and 45 at bwe- thurgood marshal. currently, we're near that whole temperature range into where we were for our daytime highs and it's 45 now at d.c.; 43 at quantico and 43 at winchester and cumberland to the west. 43 at frederick and gaithersburg. you can see the cooler air in the mid-atlantic and why they running into that precipitation into that snow and changing into rain and that. 36 degrees for overnight low and once again, showers possible as we move into the overnight hours. the clouds will start to clear out. we'll see sunshine into tomorrow and in the meantime for tonight, a chance of those showers picking up

shops, if they are so saturated, why do i have to get in a line that goes out the door and wait a long time? during rush hour when this coffee truck would be in service, i'm here to support the coffee truck. when i moved into san francisco, that was 35 years ago, there were hardly any large chains of restaurants. there was no starbucks. there were no kfcks and, in fact, they were all lined trying to get permits like this gentleman is. but then the city was protecting the small businessman. and the reason they couldn't get parents is that they didn't want that quality of food in the city. they wanted the unique business in the city. it seems now that has reversed. the food trucks, whether it's coffee or food, they are always offering service that is not here already. i go to they will awesome the time and the reason i do is because they are better. not always, but often. the small businessman will go out of his way to make it better. the large business will keep their -- if they are good, they will keep their quality at the same level to keep their business at the same level. if you wan

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they have to saturate the air.saturated, it will start to reach the ground. you get the idea we'll be dealing with a period of very light snow over the next couple of hours. we'll have a cold front coming through t will bring much colder air. it will be a very chilly day. but the next couple of hours, we'll be dealing with snow falling across the area. we could be dealing with light accumulations. perhaps a coating, maybe a half inch, maybe up to an inch in a few spots as this whole little system moves on through. let's go on to the winter weather advisory. the weather service playing it safe here and when they forecast up to an inch in an urban area during rush hour, they often issue these winter weather advisories. winter weather advisory for washington, d.c., for baltimore, for the 95 corridor here for the next couple of hours. i think the snow will wiped down by 8:00, 9:00 this morning -- will wind down by 8:00, 9:00 this morning. not looking at a lot of snow but enough to cause some problems out there on the r

it's going to take a while for the air to be saturated for the rain to actually come all the way downground so satellite and radar picture showing the clouds moving through, but it's dry. we are going to see a bit of a low, some clearer skies filling in overnight and then here comes the second round that is going to actually bring us the rain into tomorrow morning. now, only over to see rain, but we are going to see cold right now. temperatures are fairly mild in the upper 40s and low 50s. it was about ten degrees cooler this afternoon than what we saw last night, but the cloud cover will help keep us a little warmer out there this evening. here is what you can expect with the rain, the light showers beginning overnight really around the 4:00 hour. then we're going to see on and off rain through much of tomorrow. and a chance of thunderstorms, and this system is bringing some very cool air with it, so we are even going to see snow locally. i'll tell you what the -- when the snow levels are going to drop down to and we'll talk about the future cast coming up in just a bit. >>> still ah

people in one neighborhood say they've just reached the saturation point. >> they're holding a meetingeds=ftorium on poke street. we're live now from polk street. >> this is a vibrant night life with 28, 30 something crowd coming in from around the bay area, a lot of fun for them. not so much for residents who live here. san francisco has a vibrant bar scene. some say lower polk street reached it's limit. there are 45 establishments. flyers around the neighborhood ask if knob hill is becoming a new las vegas. linda chapman organized the meeting to talk about a situation she believes has boten out of control. >> they converge here, young people, zprumpk noisy so. packed you can't walk down the street. i don't mean have you to dodge around them, have you is to stand there. >> complaints led the district supervisor to propose not a ban but a cap on new bar autos we've reach aid saturation point in recent years. noise, and quality of life issues for residents and the neighborhood. >> small business commission would rather prohibit a new bar from opening within 100 feet of another. but ther

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the rest of us it will take time to a, move in, and b, saturate the atmosphere enough to start seeing snow. not a wide area of snow at all. where it does fall, it will stick. 34 manassas, 34 in la plata. i think the snow starts around the d.y. metro area. with a temperature of 34. continues until about 11. >>> doug, thank you. >>> police chief lanier is speaking out against a report that the city underreported rapes and sexual assaults. lanier says there's evidence proving flaws in that rert. pat collins has new details. doreen, they knew what they wanted to right before they researched it. those are the words of police chief kathy lanier. the chief is on the warpath. she says this report is flawed and she says it is wrong. please chief cathy lanier said the human rights watch report on the handling of sex crimes in our city is misleading and harmful. >> released before that there's 170 undocumented sexual assaults that police commonly mistreat victims that wouldn't exactly say to a young person or any person who is a victim of a sexual assault, are they going to want to report to pol

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it will take a while for that really saturate the atmosphere. here comes that area of storm, circulation to the west. tomorrow morning, 7:00 in the high cloudsa lot of temperatures around the area into the 20's. way out into the shenandoah valley. watch what happens. this is a simulation. by noon time, anything will be of spotty. montgomery county might be a few snowflakes, maybe a bit of and that will be the story into tomorrow. heading out 66, there could be some slippery spots, but no significant accumulation because it is so dry. the second part of this storm develops, and that would be something for us. and no cancellations and no overlyto relieve the about her morning rush hour. there'll be some sleep and a very bit of light snow and it turns to reigned as we get into saturday. at sunday back to some sunshine. >> we are lucky. thank you. >> it is all a and or you are out of here. make a deal with boston. new jersey gives washington the devils. >> they started against the very talented doubles team at the top of the nhl east. they have not

these are on saturated fats, not the saturated better, not the trans fats. all well as great fat.ed vats, but windy the unsaturated kinds. gerri: thank you for coming on. i think the studies are amazing. some good news finally end of the scientific community. i love that. >> the seven are all well and that's the mill on the treadmill. gerri: okay. all right. up to the t-bone in the freezer. no one will be upset abo the prospect of living longer, certainly at downside financially. i'm talking about social security. already the program is facing a serious cash flow a shoot. according to the heritage foundation's of security as promised more than seven half trillion dollars more in benefits than it will ever deliver. the indefinite deficit will start in 2016. now worse yet workers under 35 right now well received less in benefits than they paid into social security. no silver bullet, there is one simple way we can f this problem, raise the retirement age. congress has not changed the eighth since 1983 when it started increasing the age from 65-67. by the way, that one took effect for

the northeasterly winds that are associated with it will be pounding the low grounds with saturated water. any kind of additional rain will be triggering flooding and landslides. it's now moving toward the china peninsu peninsula. these temperatures are really high. this is why the storm is intensifying but out toward the north things are very cool. tokyo just at 7 and 2 for the high. lots happening in the north american continent as well. we have a tornado touchdown in california. it's the same system intensifying as it moves toward the united states bringing snow, really heavy amounts to the north of the system. about 30 centimeters is likely across the central plains down toward the south. severe weather is likely to ignite. we're talking about large hail, damaging gusts and activity that cannot be ruled out. here across southern quebec, there will be snowfall. los angeles down to 16 degrees. now across the european continue innocent, high pressure covers much of the central regions. we got another atlantic system moving in. it's quite unstable. talking about italy, we have seen magnif

it just goes to show the atmosphere is try to saturate and the rain could begin at any point.e are seeing eyes showing up in western maryland, especially about garrett county. there is concern the ice could stick on the roads. everyone else climbing above the freezing mark. this will mostly be a sleet concern, even into areas like frederick county, western county as well. let's talk temperatures. that is what is so crucial to the impact of the storm system. it is well above freezing cold at the airport and downtown this is going to be a rain event and it is quite a stay rain even as it hits the surface. notice how the temperatures drop down near hagerstown. we have 36 in hancock. we get all the way west into garrett county. 28 degrees right now. as that rain hits the surface it freezes on contact. ice could accumulate and you could get a little sleet out into western maryland. the rain is probably going to slow you down on the roads as well. plenty more rate set a common threat the afternoon. we will continue to build and through the south and west. temperatures are pretty muc

attended the festivities but it did happen within walking distance of the parade route, an area saturatedith undercover and police just for this occasion. city officials estimate that 200,000 people peacefully packed downtown baltimore to celebrate the ravens superbowl win. but detectives say fight broke out about eight blocks away from the parade route, around 1:30 tuesday, tuesday ending with one man stabbed to death and two others wounded. >> we believe this stemmed from a dispute. there is no it permission to suggest at this. these individuals came here for the ravens victory celebration. >> the group of boys involved in the fight, they are confident for this will lead. to an lead >> over 600 cameras cover the city. homicide detectives are. reviewing are -- detectives are reviewing footage. >> we are told state police and two other agencies help the city ramp up patrols. >> downtown baltimore is one of the safest part of the city. we work hard at it and to invest in camera technology and making sure the police officers are there. what we will do now is find out who did this on a day b

it creates a world in which -- just saturated with meaningful encounter. and it seems to have been contagious because people have now left our event and they have left our world and they continued to do activities. they did not go to a festival and say their appetite. they came back and tried to change their world. that is why we are starting this burning man project. we think there is a law that we can do together. try it sometime. try living for eight days without buying, selling, listening to an ad, and tell yourself, disco to give things to people. see what that is like. it is quite remarkable, the effect it has. i could go on forever about this. it is quite a novelty. we do not say that you can live like that all the time, but going back to my original criticism of society. we are going to moderate the appetite of the consumer, which is going to destroy us. then we are born to have to try to find satisfaction in life that did not involve high levels of consumption. we think that kind of meditation will lead you to those things. of course, there is als

to saturate and prevent and interrupt any violence that may occur. this is a component or peace that has been building. i polled the captains of payview, mission, ingleside and the northern district. these are the most affected by gang violence. they said they appreciated what the crn did what they want to see them more. they need to fill that communication. it also comes down to training and trust, to be able to have them talk to officers. they would address the officers, they had arrested some of them, when there were actually under. they will help the police and the community. under his guidance we are the most active community. of anyone in this country and any department. he puts his money where his mouth is. he tells them to stay out of the gang, and that we have officers with a wilderness program. there are a number of things in the organization in place to start to make change. we have seen this over the last three or four years. in 2008 there were 98 homicides in san francisco. the number is now almost half. i think we continue to see that,

the ground was so saturated that small cracks opened up in some houses. six homes were cell low tagged meaning they needed more inspections. the pipe that broke was 60 years old. >>> san jose's famed flea market is getting new neighbors. it is been approved for the sale of 10 acres of unused flea market land. homes and attacked homes build by kb homes is under way. it will be called market park. >> my reaction is i think it's fantastic. just preliminary numbers is we could possibly be looking at an additional 6,000 to 7,000 people a day that will come when it gets here in 2017. >> it's not clear if the flea market will still be there. >>> with the u.s. supreme court hearing on prop eight just weeks away, the state attorney general has filed her arguments with the court. she says the backers of prop eight have no legal standing in the case. harris claims the group, called protect marriage, isn't hurt by the practice of allowing same sex marriage couples to marry. the high court will hear arguments on this issue on march 26th. >> two days and counting until

the air is beginning to get saturated. that is ahead of our next coastal system. we have a lot of twenties on the map at this hour. 23 in frederick, 25 in hagerstown, 27 degrees in winchester, 25 in manassas and 28 in quantico. let's look into the future and to help you with the timing on this system. clouds will be a predominant throughout the afternoon. we could start as snow, but it is more likely a wintry mix late-night into the early morning for tomorrow before we start to see the transition to all rain with temperatures in the mid 40's tomorrow afternoon. very windy conditions behind this system to clear as out friday night into saturday want. the impact of this storm is not huge for us. huge for the folks up to the north. a breezy start to the weekend on saturday. lots of sunshine on sunday, 49 degrees. hang in there. pa>> nice and quiet and around the entire metropolitan area. there was road work on the beltway and north of the american legion bridge near river road. and has been picked up. traffic moving great. still some construction and about, wisconsin

go easy on the saturated fats.ruits and vegetables and don't cut out the good dairy. >>> this month is women's heart month. hart disease is the number one killer of women. the american heart association did a survey after their first study in 1997. they launched a national campaign. at the time just 30% of women knew that heart disease was the leading cause of women. last year it doubled to 56%. african-american and hispanic women have great are awareness in past years but still fall behind whites. >> jamie, it is american heart month. we're talking about all of your hearts. abc2 partnered with the university of maryland medical center and we are joined by dr. brad taylor. talk about some of the clinical trials that might help people along the way. >> sure. there are four trials currently that we are conducting in the division of cardiac surgery. the first one is an aortic valve trial called partner two where we take an aortic valve. instead of doing the traditional surgery, put a valve on a small catheter and plac

>>reporter: walnut creek has pit its saturation point act coursing to police. they pour more alcohol than any city in california and that is too much for a police force of 65 officers. that's 15 less than the budget calls for. the moratorium is for the public safety, according to the police officers. hugo, who go one of the last lick come licenses issued by the city say there's no problem. >> we need that revenue. we need the people. we need the customers. we need that. we have to provide the customers what they're looking for. >>reporter: the city agrees that this place is not a problem. i sells gourmet food. right now door, the lounge used to be only a nightclub, now it serves dinners just as the city asked it to do, saying food takes the edge off drinking. the full bar moratorium still stands even though more residents say let is the bars open. i like the night life here. it's fun, busy but in a good way. >>reporter: you don't think the city should shut off the liquor licenses, as they have, for the next at least year. >> no i don't. i think it would be fun

hermes' skin is so saturated with it that it's dissolving the bad robot.in the end, all his implants were no match for my wife's reckless seasoning. now, husband, don't you think you owe zoidberg a thank-you for saving you from yourself? but i hate him. honey, we all do. but fair is fair. (clears throat) zoidberg, i... i know we have never been friends, but i appreciate what you did. thank you. never been friends? ouch! what a zinger. well, here's one for you, mr. not-my-friend conrad. (grunts) you acted like a big jerk. you were selfish and stupid, and you don't deserve a wife like labarbara or a friend like me. (laughing) it's funny because it's mean. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i'll be here forever. ♪ wa-ooh ♪ wa-wa-ooh... ugh. he's doing it again. ♪ wa-wa-ooh, wa-wa-ooh... captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. boy