they're on the south side of quint street, between scotia and sante fe. because their south facing, the sun does shine on the front of the buildings most of the day, as it travels across the sky. very modest buildings. >> this is from page 3 of our brief. the subject properties in the center. appellants property is there on quint street. the project was approved because it is a very small project and within the buildable area. they applied for it in this manner because they wanted to get to it quickly. they wanted to have a fairly quick project. didn't anticipate any objections. with the rh-1 zoning, 75% of the lot can be covered by the building itself and so this particular deck is entirely within the buildable area where the building could extend. and so this is a fraction of what they might have afopplied r and let me show you what i mean by that. they're only taking the deck out 9'6" because that's included in the buildable area the entire building could have been extended to that and on to that a pop-out into the required rear yard of another 12 feet

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i was in nova scotia, actually the teens were what the daytime highs were there.ell as being affected by it as well as canada. 17 degrees what it feels like right now in d.c. here is a look at that, what i am speaking about great portion of the country, look at this, all this area here, just entrenched in this arctic air. and it is sticking around. the as we mention, is that snow, from that clipper system, but as i said fast moving, it will be moving it way across here tonight into tomorrow. it will be out of the way. but we will have to deal with maybe just an inch or so of accumulation in d.c. maybe a little less along the i95 corridor, to the north or northwest see little more, maybe one to 3 inches, but over the higher elevations different story. they have some advisories there, could see anywhere from four to 5 inches, even more, into the mountains. the cold air, being reinforced of course, so here is a look at future cast, so here we are, 2:00 a.m., see it moving there, by 11:00 a.m. out of the way, maybe passing flurry or two late in the afternoon before it

we had a cuff kwebs nova scotia case because nobody wants to try and use as a err defense that the policeiterally tried to plant evidence or stram somebody where, it goes against sort. they're the police. >> it's where he with thought the end e evidence wount. the. >> frz is the from the st. he was suing was part of the search made for a huge yikt have interest, and for possible miss chief at the cream scene. >> what i can say is from the evidence i have looked at, it i think he was innocent. is innocent. >> preparing for trial b is itting clernd about a vial of ehry's broad reft over from his overturned rape kweksz which00 sitting in the county sivz. >> there was a broks that had been slit open with evidence tape where. >> that's really the big aha moment. >> for many viewers it was the awe mau moment ef i making the murer. >> the attorneys thee recognized that someone could have poked a hole no that skriel and spread avery ae wlood the inside theresa a's v. her they're where i is the key was planted in the residence. >> dlaets that's where he with thought the evidence pointed, reply plu

developing and the energy is injected to this creating a powerful storm and new england and nova scotia'sroblem and not ours. but as it's energy rolls through here on saturday from the morning to afternoon we see snow showers developing and a general coating to 2 inches now for saturday and because of how cold it has been the roads are slick here and slow it down and prepare for saturday if you have to do errands for new years eve. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 24 tomorrow and 28 on friday and both days are dry andare much lower than the air temperatures, here is the snapshot future tracker 10:00 in the afternoon with light snow in the region and snow showers with a high of 28 degrees, behind it we pull down evenol sunew years eve for2 with harsh windchills and same for new years day. frigid digits, 21 for a high the core of the arctic air arrives and overnight lows in the single digits and stays cold as we start to warm in tuesday and wednesday highs still remaining below freezing day and night a week from now. >> a long hall. >> thanks adam. >>> actor markham elis remembe

only at flow have a scotia outlets, which is -- nova scotia outlets, which is state owned.determine how much marijuana can be sold. >> the san pablo police department is making sure that needy kids enjoy the holidays. yesterday police officers and community members collected hundreds of toy force kids during their annual toy drive. the gifts will be wrapped this week and delivered to school children saturday. >> we have to give back to our community, not only do we have to give back to our community, we also have to bring our community together. >> now, the children who came to the event with their parents to donate toys also were able to meet santa claus. and we're tracking even more people, the toy drive doubled as a car show. >>> in the next hour, the latest developments from the scene of a pipe bombing in new york city. >>> an explosion rocks new york city this morning. now we're learning more about the alleged bomber. >>> and north bay fire victims being urged to sign up for federal aid even if you're not sure you actually need it. >>> good morning and welcome back to

they go to their naval base, halifax in nova scotia. but then they come back in the summer of 1776 to new york. washington new that would probably be there next strike so he has already come with his army from boston to new york. and then, in the late summer of 1776 and the fall, there is a series of battles around our city. of first one is the battle long island, sometimes called the battle of brooklyn. a lot of it was fought in what is now prospect park. there is a path in there called where there was one of the engagements. a crushing american defeat. washington takes survivors from brooklyn over to manhattan. at --itish land above him cut him off by marching across to murray hill. he takes his army over to harlem. there is a skirmish there which we win. but the british outflank him again and he has to retreat to white plains. in whitea battle plains in october, 1776. another defeat. , downs across the hudson into new jersey, and then at the end of this year, he is retreating across new jersey, central new jersey, towards byladelphia

you know what, guys, i just came from nova scotia where our lows we were having were the daytime highstion of the country which we'll show in you just a bit. clouds rolling in right now across our area, that's all ahead of this clipper system, that's going to bring us a snowfall. so, staying unseasonably frigid, yes. we're not getting a break at all. we are talking some flurries tonight, and some lingering light snow into and snow showers for part every your saturday as well, nothing that will be accumulate to go anything great. so not talking snowstorm here at all, folks, but bitter right into a brand new year, 2018. so no warming up there. ridge of high pressure what we are talking about, that's going actually move it way out, as we get ready for clipper system to head in. that's what's going to bring us our fast-moving snow. >> this is not coastal system where you can get maybe a lot more in terms of accumulation as it sticks around. >> clipper system from the west moving rapidly to the east. and so once it moves in tonight, into tomorrow, it will be in and out of here. but right no

migrating to nova scotia and eventually sierra leone.r, an inspiration to overthrow the tyranny of his day. to side with the right against the wrong. with the weak against the strong. and with the oppressed against the oppressor he said. here lies the merit of those revolutionaries and many that have followed. like douglas, most americans are not content with reassuring origin stories. we work now for the prospect of a better future with fast struggles as our guide. when we see the american revolution in its own historical present, we look not only on the grandeur of long dead heros but we appreciate the efforts of common women, men and children of all sorts -- their losses as well as their vkictories and th determination to turn those losses into lessons that would keep them fighting on. americans can be true to that past by re-quisting ourselves for the times to come. taking history as an inspiration to make the united states the country we dream and need it to be. i for one feel very fortunate that this museum is alive right now to sh

alabama state university, barbara scotia, howard university, morgan state university,st augustine university, tag diegoa university and from my own district, johnson c. smith university. the achievements of these schools over the past 150 years are beyond remarkable and incubators of innovation and black leadership is an incredible accomplishment in and of itself. these schools have been able to persevere despite discrimination and neglect in order to provide african-americans a first-class education. i stand here today as a living testament to the necessity and importance of hcbu's. my mother was not an educated woman and not able to obtain a high school education and didn't attend an hcbu but she understood how important. she cleaned other people's house and she understood how important it was for me to go to school. ke those visionaries who understood the horrors of slavery, she understood the dream for me. and i couldn't recognize the potential in my myself, and it was north carolina that saw something in me and made a committed investment. they gave a poor black girl from newark, new je

ends up in nova scotia as one of the african-americans who finds their freedom by becoming canadians. and we talk about the ultimate victory in yorktown in 1781. the fighting continues for two years, after that, including finding the claims the life of john lawrence, the beloved aid to camp to george washington outside charleston in 1782. when did you first begin your interest, your passion in the revolution? >> like many people who are watching american history tv, a lot of folks are exposed to history through their families, i had a grandfather who never took the highway anywhere, took us on backroads, and was fabulous at painting stories, you see that field out there, there used to be a whole town there. this was talking about an oil drilling community up in northwestern pennsylvania, called pitthole, which is now all forests. it was a boomtown. telling those stories getting interested in the past, that ignited our interest in the things that had happened long ago. growing up in western pennsylvania, i became interested in george washington, the george washington we know in western

loyalist unit in the british army commanded by arnold and a the endin of the war ends up in nova scotia as one of the african-americans who find their freedom by becoming canadians. then we, of course, talk about thee ultimate victory at yorkton in 1701. of course, the fighting continued for two years after that, including fighting that claimed the life of john lawrence, you know, the beloved aide de camp to george washington outside charleston in 1782. >> f when did you first begin yr passion in the revolution? >> oh, mylu goodness. like many people probably watching american history tv, i think a lotoo of folks are expod to history through their families perhaps, through a family member. in my case i had a grandfather who never tookav the highway anywhere, always took the back roads and waser fabulous at painting david mccullough-like stories. you see that field out there? used to be a whole town there. this was talking about an oil drillingha community up in northwestern pennsylvania called pit hole,, which of course now s all forest but at the time was a huge boom town. it is sort o