clay shaw came to court in good spirits today with his long-awaited trial under way, shaw seems almostng heard. >> the trial went on for six weeks. it's important to note that not one witness produced by garrison survived cross-examination. they were all proven to be unreliable, at best. >> in a unanimous verdict by a 12-man jury, shaw was found not guilty of charges that he conspired to kill the late president john kennedy. >> clay, we have our first question. why did you do it? [ laughter ] >> i would sum it up by saying that any society which allows a man like jack kennedy to have the top of his head torn off and then protects the assassins and obstructs any inquiry and attempt to find the truth is not a great society. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know genies can be really literal? no. what is your wish? no...ok...a million bucks! oh no... geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> information concerning the cause of the death of your president has been withh

here's bob shaw's backstage look at the makings of one of williams' biggest comedy hits. robin williams stars as a producer who is denied house visits with his kids. he devices a plan. >> can you make me a woman? >> no. >> i said why not do something in full foam. i thought you know what i'm missing. something with big hands. so we decided to, we saw the children's book. and it was interesting because it was about this guy that has to pass himself off as a housekeeper to see his kids. it had comedy potential and a story talking about divorce. it had potential. it was amazing. >> mrs. doubtfire is the first film from blue wolf productions, williams newly started production company. the movie was filmed all over the the bay area. and for one week in april various scenes were filmed in and around channel 2. >> your character works for a tv station and it's ktvu. were we the cheapest bid? >> i think you bid low. come we have donuts. you also have the best location. it was nice. i think they liked the location. it still looked like you're by the bay even though you're near the

this is shaw alley. if you haven't done it already i invite you to walk shaw alley if you can, brave the weather, because you can see the structure, the basket columns start to be visible. it's incredibly exciting and you can imagine ending shaw alley with a beautiful retail cluster is the perfect way to we've the streets together and into the fabric of the city. >> >> inside the grand hall -- the grand hall total is about 16,000 square feet. over half of it, 8,000 square feet is available for some very, very intense retail activities. the west end of the grand hall which is this slide we're currently showing it as an opportunity for food and beverage but in truth it could be many things, a creative retailer, a secretive tenant will see this as a. >> >> extraordinary opportunity. it's at street level and surrounded by 35,000 office workers, 7,000 residents. you can imagine in the evenings this could be a hub of activity. in the lower concourse level in phase two -- again you're in the 60,000 square feet

coach david shaw says it's really important for people who have really achieved something to help others who have not had those opportunities. >> this is such a positive thing. i hope i can just relish this and enjoy it. every hand they touch, every person they speak to have a chance to give them something positive. that is what today is about.

coach shave shaw says -- david shaw says it's important to help others. >> i hope i can just relish this and enjoy it. every hand they touch. every person they speak to has a chance to give them something positive. >> stanford's opponent is the university of maryland and the terrapin players were serving hot feels not far away at st. anthony's dining room. >>> crews in pasadena are putting the final touches on the floats for the 126th annual tournament of roses parade. hundreds of volunteers are helping. that parade of course is followed by the rose bowl game. florida state will take on oregon. the win her play alabama or ohio state for the national championship. stephanie chang has been an athlete for most of her years. and she was selected to ride on a float. san jose sports hall of fame named her special olympics athlete of the year in 2006 and she has already won medals in ten sports. >>> 4:56 on the clock. ringing in the new year in the right way. in 27 minutes the san francisco celebration and the safe and easy way to injoy those festivities. >> but first putting the breaks on the

consistent with shaw has said ever since being hired at stanford. sources close to him said there is no chance he is going anywhere. shaw has been highly regarded assistance with with the ravens, eagles in the nfl. >> stay out of the way when lebron is heading down the lane. don't get down there way when he is on the receiving win of an alley-oop. warriors back at it tomorrow night against sacramento. >> sunday night game, a good one, seattle, arizona, we'll have it for you tonight at 10:00 on sports wrap. >> thank you for joining us tonight. >> we are always here for you an ktvu. com. we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00, good night. all right, that's the last servo. behold the mobile omnidirectional neutralization and termination eradicator. or... all: monte. featuring one articulated razor-sharp killing saw, one polycarbonate grinding and flipping wheel, steel-armor plate exoskeleton top and bottom, and enough horsepower to drive a 110 pounds of mechanized death from zero to holy crap in 4.8 seconds. is it wrong to say i love our killer robot

coach shaw is looking forward to the matchup. >> we feel excited about the game.xciting games in the bowl season this year. you're looking at two teams that are tough-well-coached, two teams that look like they love the game of football and i'm excited to see that. >> a today's game, sun bowl in el paso texas, everything but sun in the fourth, crowley with 102 receiving yards through a tod. 31-30 duke. but the ensueing kickoff is run in. asu on top. duke going for the win picked off by brun. game over, sun devils win the sun bowl, 36-31. >>> the military bowl, gunner keel hits lashing and clueses the ball. big man williams picks it up but loses it. kicks it to his teammate, fights in for the touchdown and virginia tech wins 33-17. >>> miami hurricanes and the south carolina met in the independence bowl today. gamecocks, quarterback dylan thompson threw for 284 yards two tds cooper, 170 yards receiving, 78 right here. avoids three defenders and south carolina wins this one 24-21. >>> boston college and drew tuma's nittany lions and penn state at the pinstripe bowl

during an even for the upcoming foster farms bowl, david shaw who taq took over the stan forward rford program when harbaugh left said he can understand why a return to college coaching is being taken into consideration. >> i get notes from old players, hey, coach still thinking but. and that dup happen in the nfl. >> the 49ers play at 1:0025 tomorrow afternoon. >>> even the players are getting ready to say good by. offensive tackle anthony davis tweet i had just looked harbaugh in his eyes and thanked him for leading us to some of the best times in our lives. give respect when it's due. >> shoe will be along later. you can follow us on twitter for the latest. krbz 7 news bay area. >> president george h.w. bush will spend the rest of the weekend in a hospital. the former president has been under observation at the hospital for shortness of breath since tuesday. >> a fremont family is thanking the police department for a generous gesture made in the spirit of christmas. according to the department's facebook page officer elise dooly and her fellow officers surprised a family whose holid

coach shaw looking forward to the matchup. >> we're excited about the game one of the more exciting gameseason this year. two teams that are touch-well-coached, look like they love the game of football and i'm excited to see that. >> a little tour of today's action. sun bowl in el paso, everything but sun. arizona state led duke by as many as 17. in the fourth, crowley with 102 receiving yards and threw a touchdown. the ensuing kickoff return, 96 yards and richard runs in for the final. his second of the game. a hsu back on top 363-1. 52 seconds left. duke at the 13. going for the win, anthony boone picked off by brown. game over, sun devils win the sun bowl 36-31. >>> tech and cincinnati and the military bowl, theirwork hate, loses the bill, william picks it up but loses the ball. kicks it to his teammate who will fight his way into the end zone for a touchdown and virginia tech wins 33-17. >>> boston college and drew tuma's nittany lions of penn state at the pinstripe bowl in yankee stadium. boston college scored first but on the extra point it's a miss. -- oh we're at south carolina an

coach shaw looking forward to the matchup. >> we're excited about the game one of the more exciting gameshis year. two teams that are touch-well-coached, look like they love the game of football and i'm excited to see that. >> a little tour of today's action. sun bowl in el paso, everything but sun. arizona state led duke by as many as 17. in the fourth, crowley with 102 receiving yards and threw a touchdown. the ensuing kickoff return, 96 yards and richard runs in for the final. his second of the game. a hsu back on top 363-1. 52 seconds left. duke at the 13. going for the win, anthony boone picked off by brown. game over, sun devils win the sun bowl 36-31. >>> tech and cincinnati and the military bowl, theirwork hate, loses the bill, william picks it up but loses the ball. kicks it to his teammate who will fight his way into the end zone for a touchdown and virginia tech wins 33-17. >>> boston college and drew tuma's nittany lions of penn state at the pinstripe bowl in yankee stadium. boston college scored first but on the extra point it's a miss. -- oh we're at south carolina and miami

all in shaw which i think symbolizes the growth and development of our city especially in the areas. >> reporter: as he visited the businesses wasn't the mayor aware he'll be out of office in just a few days? while mayor-elect was talking about homelessness and recent violent crimes. >> i'm sure she's trying to get ready to move forward. we've done a lot of work in those areas ourselves. we've come a long ways but we also know there are tremendous challenges and opportunities still before us. >> reporter: for businesses and local residents in the shaw area many remember years ago when the booming area was booming with crime and unsafe. >> this is a celebration of the incredible progress we have made over the past ten years, but especially in the past four years under mayor gray. >> reporter: in the district tom sherwood news 4. >>> and mayor-elect bouzer is renews her pledge. she announced new human service appointments mile visiting muriel's kitchen. she's going to be taking office at noon on friday and said they must do more to provide short-term and long-term housing for the homel

our oh first speaker is andrew robert shaw, a military historian, author and broadcaster.ously the head of education at the national army museum in london. after that, director of the royal logistics museum in cam berlee. he lectures for the norwegian army and is providing historical consultation for a series of events planned by the bbc entitled the first world war with at home. for over 25 years he's led several archaeological projects on the western front. many of which have been featured in television series like finding the fallen, the trench detectives and time team. he's the author of 15 books including digging the ch

i know administrator shaw is someone who has served this administration for nearly five years now and his role was administrator of the -- of usaid. he's a very talented young man who has had an opportunity to use his expertise, both in -- in medicine but also his background in development to run that agency and to take on some very significant responsibilities. and whether it was, you know, the success that we had in terms of making a contribution to the efforts to rebuild after the haiti earthquake to even, you know, putting personnel on the ground to try and stop this ebola outbreak in its tracks in west africa, that he has provided over a usaid that's been remarkably challenging but he's been remarkably effective. i understand the announcement made today was one that's been in the works for quite some time now. >> reporter: as you know, the cuban government has not been happy with usaid programs in cuba. the juxtaposition of the two does raise some questions. if you didn't -- >> that's what i was trying -- >> reporter: could one have been delayed? >> that's why i'm trying to answe

abc's genevieve shaw brown with this morning's insomniac kitchen. >> i'm here with the famous chef jacqueres. so famous. i guess it's national dip anything in chocolate day. >> anything dipped in chocolate is good. you have to know that. so what i did, i take some dried papaya and dried guava. you can do that on the surface of the chocolate. or what i like to do is take my -- >> how pretty. >> then you drizzle a little bit of chocolate on top of them. >> spoons. >> take two of them. >> i'm ready. >> now i have some cornflakes. we're going to cover them in chocolate. a little bit of chocolate. you just put enough chocolate to make them -- to cover them. >> this is the breakfast of champions. >> that's what it is. all you need is one spoon. you take a little bit of it. and with the other spoon you just make some -- >> little clusters? >> little mound or clusters. >> how about something a little more advanced? >> you walk on the streets and you see people doing peanut into the caramel. we're going to do something like that, and then we need to cover it with chocolate. so let me show you how

i encourage in the shaw -- tom shaw lou house they work. >> we get presents for christmas and santa claus brings them something nice. we try to keep it to a minimum. >> what is a minimum? >> a few toys as possible. usually their number one choice is off the list. >> you have to teach them? >> you are like really messed up today. >> and no eating in the car, but we can get takeout. my wife and i are eating in the front seat and they say why can't we eat. we said when you can figure it out and eat without messing up my car they can eat in my car. but -- >> do you have quizes like that? >> sometimes i like to put a snack out. i say you can't eat it. they have to look at the snack like 15 minutes. >> he is not cigd. >> will power is a muscle. you can work it. >> you can share my therapist. they are gonna need it. >> they will be fine. >> andy, gifts for cats? >> whatever. >> i would like to say first of all to the shillue children if they are watching. in the future put the present you really want fourth on the list. >> that's a good one. >> i want to talk about has coronary thing. i don't bu

robert shaw's presentation. for those of you that have never tried to identify a set of human remains, this is incredibly difficult work and very important stuff. my primary job is for the "uss monitor" when we recovered the turret in 2002, we found the remains of two u.s. sailors inside the turret and over the course of about ten years, we worked really closely with the joint pacific account and command of hawaii to try and identify those remains. full dna analysis. we did facial reconstruction through louisiana state university. we knew there were 16 sailors lost so we knew generally out of a pool

they form your life, the soundtrack of your life. ♪ you make me feel >> reporter: genevieve shaw brownnew york. >> i love those kinds of shows where you see real life and someone's history that you don't really know. >> i love the shows where you go and can sing along to every song. >> would you sing along? >> of course. because nobody can really hear you over everybody else. when the game is on the line... okay patrick, let's go base, shark, blitz. the nfl trusts duracell quantum to power their game day communication. abort! abort! he's keeping it! duracell quantum. lasts up to 35% longer than the competition. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank acco

the plane had regularly scheduled maintenance and this was the third for southeast a shaw this year. want to remind you that flight 370 disappeared with 239 people on board. that remains a mystery. malaysia air flight 17 was tragically shot or eastern ukraine. all 290 people on board were killed. but in terms of what is happening right now, what we are giving you right now is the air asia 8501. she is an aviation security analyst and they have been discussing it and talking about what is ging on. what is going on. the sadness and reality is that the families will get some -- i don't know if it is relief, but they will know what happened. the sad reality is that their loved ones are gone. and now the airlines and those on the ground must be able to try to console them. what do the airlines have to do to help them move on from this tragedy? with us on the phone is kyle bailey who just joined us. kyle is an aviation analyst. kyle normally air experts are better able to talk about what happens with the plane, what happens with the pilot, what happens with air traffic control, what happen

and all i could think of was, merry christmas, boys. >> i'm john shaw.t as a buck private with the 86th infantry division during world war ii. it was cold. i remember trying to get a drink from my canteen, which was frozen solid. we started out through the woods crouching and moving forward. then someone yelled fire and shout. so we started firing and shouting. and the traces went through the woods. we moved on. in a hysterical way getting more and more excited as we moved forward and heard more noise and were firing. we went perhaps 20 feet or 25 feet, and all of a sudden there was that terrible noise that a person hates to hear, the little pop of a flare. and it was a german flare. and it lit up the woods. there we were and there they were. the germans opened up with machine gunfire. i know i had a kind of sinking feeling that this was it. this was the first real fighting that our company had been in. where we were playing with the big boys and we knew that this was for keeps and all of us were terrified. these machine gun bullets were firing a few fee

our oh first speaker is andrew robert shaw, a military historian, author and broadcaster. he was previously the head of education at the national army museum in london. after that, director of the royal logistics museum in cam berlee. he lectures for the norwegian army and is providing historical consultation for a series of events planned by the bbc entitled the first world war with at home. for over 25 years he's led several archaeological projects on the western front. many of which have been featured in television series like finding the fallen, the trench detectives and time team. he's the author of 15 books including digging the trenches, archaeology of the western front which came out in hard cover in 2008 and just released this year in paper back. he was given the prestigious honor of be ing named a fellow of the society of anti-qaries in london. he'll share his work on ark kolg in 1914 and 9i1915. please welcome andrew robbershaw. [ applause ] >> good morning, everybody. thank you very much for the invitation for the memorial. thank you very much for turning out

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think they were to say why not put those speech writers said they were paraphrasing george bernard shaw said uc things and say why but i see things ever were and say why not? so the speaker addressing the garden of eden is the serpent. [laughter] everything is possible. everything. thank-you. [applause] wait for the microphone to arrive. >> how do we know the authentic game of these housing projects? it is also argues is a really a redact cognitive development? had to decide what is a true reading of progress? >> beats me. [laughter] but i attempt to understand that some of your old enough to remember is too knows what evil lurks in the hearts of many? so i think the starting point is to say that those to set up programs like head start they seemed sincere the interested but posing as that either/or questioned the is the problem that often happens is once the program is set up the desire to solve the problem turns into an effort of lives and reputations dependent on the perpetuation of the disappearance of the problem. >> my question is if you are not a liberal when you are 28 you have

genevieve shaw brown gives us a look behind the scenes. >> reporter: it's the broadway musical you haven't seen, and yet somehow know the words to every single song. "beautiful the carole king musical" is the story of a season in king's life. and it's a very different king than we know from "tapestry." >> how does she become carole king? she got married very young, had children very young. she strove a lot of her life to have what many of us conceive to be a conventional lifestyle. i always thought of her as this hippie with flowing hair, and she was but it was like a journey to that. >> reporter: the journey was one of a shy songwriter who along with the husband she would eventually divorce and two-year friends made along the way, penned some of the greatest hits of all time. ♪ this love i can be sure >> we all know all the songs individually but don't know them all as part of these two particular writing partners songbooks and as these connections are made. oh, my god, these guys were that and that and that. and you hear people, especially if they grew up with the music, making these won

. >> administrator shaw is someone who has served in role of administrator of u.s. id. he has used his expertise both in medicine, but his background in development to take on very significant responsibilities. the success we had in terms of the contribution to the efforts to rebuild after the haiti earthquake, to even putting a person on the ground to try to stop this ebola outbreak in its tracks in west africa. he has been remarkably effective, and we're incredibly grateful for his service. i understand that the transition announced today is one that has been in the works for quite some time now. >> and you know the cuban government has not been happy with u.s. programs-- >> the u.s. did, the agency that alan gross was working for. david? >> the u.s. intersection there works as an embassy. it record works for the cuban government there, it processes visas and functions just like an embassy. in years past that embassy used to flash these pro-democracy slogans for passersby the idea of spawning some homegrown revolution. obviously that has not happened, but the idea of

abc news travel and lifestyle editor genevieve shaw brown says she lost 2 pounds in just four days onaby diet. she says it's simple. just eat the healthy food you feed your little ones but in bigger portions. >> when you think about the foods that we feed our little ones, we're talking about really small portions, so they're health full foods, foods like chicken and fish, steamed vegetables and so these are great foods for mom and dad to consume. >> and it's also not just what you eat but how. nutritionists recommend three meals a day using portion control, not rushing through the meals and they say snacking all day is a major no-no. >> ♪ >> here at the big board with big talker the big throw down on twitter by philadelphia city councilman jim kenny after he saw new jersey governor chris christie a cowboys fan sitting with cowboys owner jerry jones at last night's game. can kennedy says he was pretty ticked off after you see christie here high fiving jones after an eagles turnover. kenny took his anger to twitter writing hey, fat bleep christie kiss jerry joan's bleep in his box from

carr was yanked in favor of matt shaw who did not do better? if he is the game there is a chance for a pink 6. then johnson had it. 5 for oakland, they lost 52-0. the first shutout since week 7 of 2011 when they lost to the chiefs 28-0. >> we all have to take responsibility. it starts with me. and, you know, we got to take responsibility for it. so, it is embarrassing. >> it is the nature of the league. looking at the scoreboard. it happens. you know, every single week. you got to learn from it. and you have to move on from it. and, you know, we do have to learn prosecute it. can not dismiss it. after playing the way we did a week ago, coming out here, doing this, it is just, you know, well, it is something that we really have to pay attention to and learn from. >> yes. raiders were embarrassed. so were the 49ers on thursday against seattle. so bad that the owner tweeted an apology. but, they could still win the nfc west. larry fritzgerald out for a second straight game. cardinals in atlanta first quarter, falcons, go for it on 4th and goal. to

. >> conor shaw getting the start for the browns against the ravens.ens need a win to stay alive. in the fourth, joe flacco over the top to torry smith. 16-yard pitch and catch, ravens 13-10. four minutes later flacco hits aiken in the end zone, ravens one. with a charger loss baltimore graves the final playoff in the afc. so seattle some new england have home need advantage throughout the playoff. we'll hear from the 49ers on the head coach's future coming up at 6:00 p.m. here on abc7 and, jed, 1:00 press conference tomorrow. i'm a little surprised both are willing to talk about it. it will be interesting tomorrow. >> very, thank you shu. >>> coming up at 6:00, can he have an update on a deadly bicycle crash in the east bay that claimed the life of a popular assistant plan. >> the once toxic san francisco bay is showing signs of an incredible recovery. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. >>> that's going to do for us abc7 news at 5:00. thanks so much for joining us. see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news, the frantic search for

i've heard about the project inform so much years and many of us have been behind that i see randy shaw and it only feels like it's been 18 years and finally coming out of the adolescence and it's actually geology to grow and before it opens its doors but this site has been something that our neighborhoods the tenderloin and mid-market neighborhood have bun talking about for years and years the tenderloin looking forward to the markets coming to this side of the neighborhood to bring you jobs and also a place where people can shop because we have retail in the tenderloin neighborhood and i know the many years the negotiations and many of you were involved in that and finally being able to get the time and have the project come to fruition but i came into the office in 2011 and the mayor remarked market street had a 50 percent vacancy rate it's amazing what has within accomplished over the last years and is a press with the marketplace all you way to van ness where we have many of our tech companies at 1465 and government offices as well it's excited to see was you do with the neighborho

shaw and the lady to briefly explain the rationally. >> we're asking for an increase in the range of 035 to 45 to 60 this is the expansion of the names of names their target go range is the market range over $25 billion sense we've hired them it is has moved in 5 hundred and 40 names fear asking for bandwidth to better take advantage of the opportunities thank you. >> i have nothing to add. >> i will open up for public comment on item 4 sierra club i'll close. and >> i'll move the adaptation of recommendation and any discussion. >> can we ask questions. >> sure. >> this is in age let me see reporting on the bottom of the page regarding china no addition for the market to have a more placement roll in china can you expand on that it is constructive expand. >> november 17th monday it was posted it was mid october i think this is in the memo that the shanghai correct with the 3 hundred only available to u.s. investors if you have a x c license they'll be trading in hong kong and available in our portfolio very good. >> for monday. >> i'm looking for mortgage our saying up to 60 names wo

. >>> after three straight bcs bowl games under head coach david shaw they end 7-5, but still good enoughfor a post season bid to the foster farm's bowl at levi stadium. that had to be a flag. three td's in the first half and 14-7 stanford. mccalf free could be the future for the cardinals especially if he keeps doing this. bounces away for a tackle and a loss. goes the other way and gets a good block from hogan for a gain of 22 yards. that sets up logan's -- hogan's quick td pass. stanford lead it at the half. the second td pass and a little behind him. stanford goes on to win the foster farms bowl 45-21 your final. >> i think we finish the season so strong. i am proud of everyone on this team. really happy to see us not back down. >> we earned the right to be here positively and negatively. we had a good time and had a good time and earned a win. >> congratulations. the warriors are wracking up wins no matter who they play. maybe the worst team the sixers. we'll show you how when we come >>> one team -- one sign of a good team is not coming down to the level of your opponent. golden sta

he grew the verizon center and revitalization of shaw and an and an ta /* /* i want to talk about marionarry the father. i remember i was 13 and he took me to his hometown in mississippi and through the delta and took me to clarksdale and greenwood, mississippi, where jim crow -- the headquarters of jim crow and white supremacy and op pressing for our people and i got a chance to see what a real cotton field looked like and shot and what it takes and he said, man on the left is weak and the man on the right is weak i'm weak. you have to build and uplift your brothers with you. you can't feel like you're better than the next man or -- because money and power can be stripped from you. but if you have strength from your people and unity you can carry on. and i've carried that with me and that was one of the things that always stuck with me. there were times when he loved the city and there were times i didn't feel like he was always had the time to spend with me as a father, you know, but one thing he taught me is that love is a force that doesn't -- that always recycles. and the love that

joining us now is buzzfeed's dorsey shaw. let's talk about the sony hacking scandal.uestionably or latently racist exchanges between amy pascal and scott ruden where she asks what she's going to ask the president and should i ask him if you like django. they go back and forth about those afro h-centric movies. is that a bigger deal than maligning the reputation and skills of angelina jolie? >> i would say so, internally also it's probably going to expose the fact that racism is pretty embedded in the system and that's kind of what it showed me but it was also interesting that they were talking about how pay wages and like the gaps at sony. so it was kind of interesting, that kind of angle. gives you a lot of insight. and i think these leaks will keep on coming out, so who knows. >> right. and the other thing is it made every single hollywood executive, most of whom are white, probably scared about the e-mails they have sent. there's clearly not enough people of color in the higher echelons of the hollywood food chain. i do think the angelina jolie picture of amy pasca

s shaw neighborhood as mayor. beginning at noon today, gray will cut ribbons for 17 new businesses in several neighborhoods. the cutting spree will begin at compass coffee on 7th street northwest and end at a rural at 7th and florida avenue around 2:30. frederick county maryland liquor board is looking for a full overhaul. among the changes increasing fees for stores that violate county it is requesting all stores have a person trained in alcohol awareness at the business at all times. this will help stop the sale to alcohol to minors. >>> if you take public transit, changes on metro. thursday they will be on a sunday schedule for new year's day. new year's eve the system will st open a little later. they can take trains until 2:00 in the morning if you're out celebrating. >>> there is a special easement for all of you with kids and you can't stay up late for the new year. noon yards eve is for the entire family. it begins 10:00 a.m. wednesday. lots of activities for you and the kids. there will be a moon bounce a

we have all of >>> after three straight bcs bowl games under head coach david shaw they end 7-5, but still good enough for a post season bid to the foster farm's bowl at levi stadium. that had to be a flag. three td's in the first half and 14-7 stanford. mccalf free could be the future for the cardinals especially if he keeps doing this. bounces away for a tackle and a loss. goes the other way and gets a good block from hogan for a gain of 22 yards. that sets up logan's -- hogan's quick td pass. stanford lead it at the half. the second td pass and a little behind him. stanford goes on to win the foster farms bowl 45-21 your final. >> i think we finish the season so strong. i am proud of everyone on this team. really happy to see us not back down. >> we earned the right to be here positively and negatively. we had a good time and had a good time and earned a win. >> congratulations. the warriors are wracking up wins no matter who they play. maybe the worst team the sixers. we'll show you how when we come bac >>> one team -- one sign of a good team is not coming down to the level of yo

. >>> after three straight bcs bowl games under head coach david shaw they end 7-5, but still good enough for a post season bid to the foster farm's bowl at levi stadium. that had to be a flag. three td's in the first half and 14-7 stanford. mccalf free could be the future for the cardinals especially if he keeps doing this. bounces away for a tackle and a loss. goes the other way and gets a good block from hogan for a gain of 22 yards. that sets up logan's -- hogan's quick td pass. stanford lead it at the half. the second td pass and a little behind him. stanford goes on to win the foster farms bowl 45-21 your final. >> i think we finish the season so strong. i am proud of everyone on this team. really happy to see us not back down. >> we earned the right to be here positively and negatively. we had a good time and had a good time and earned a win. >> congratulations. the warriors are wracking up wins no matter who they play. maybe the worst team the sixers. we'll show you how when we come mmm ring ring! ring ring! progresso! wow soup people, i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich cre

nonetheless the coach shaw said his team is pumped about playing in the game. >> i have a lot of faith leadership and the guy who play the last game in stanford uniform they want to go out with a bang. go out with a whip. also want to good out with playing great footbal football, great team football. captain worry about the aspiration at the beginning of the year. look where we are now and the fact that we played the football team and getting close to playing our best football we still haven't shown the team best football yet. >> stanford maryland should be a good game. 7 sports brought to you by ebay yes would i come over if only i had been invite invited. one time. >> sad luck story. >> thanks larry. >> 7 news continues now on line on twiceer pace book all the mobile device with our 7 news app. >> 4:30 >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- blake shelton. from "wild," laura dern. and "this week in unnecessary censorship." with cleto and the cletones. and now, finally, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you.

nonetheless the coach shaw said his team is pumped about playing in the game. >> i have a lot of faith in our senior leadership and the guy who play the last game in stanford uniform they want to go out with a bang. go out with a whip. also want to good out with playing great footbal football, great team football. captain worry about the aspiration at the beginning of the year. look where we are now and the fact that we played the football team and getting close to playing our best football we still haven't shown the team best football yet. >> stanford maryland should be a good game. 7 sports brought to you by ebay yes would i come over if only i had been invite invited. one time. >> sad luck story. >> thanks larry. >> 7 news continues now on line on twiceer pace book all the mobile device with our 7 news

. >> good afternoon, my name is thomas shaw and i think it's commendable that you are attempting to modernize potrero hill. i wasn't served when the services came out when they carried out the scoping and i actually own potrero hill -- so i support alternative 3. i don't want any changes to take place in potrero hill. the problem was in the zoning -- they zoned it for public housing and it's really private property. so i wanted to make a note today before i carry out any more proceedings that a mistake has been made. i don't want construction in the neighborhood, and i think that any changes that have to be made is my responsibility. so again, i want to support alterive 3, no changes to be made. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi. i'm leable and live wisconsin street and i think my street one is of the most impacted with the rebuild. i would like to say that i'm for rebuild and i'm in no way against the rebuild. however, i do have some serious concerns. on my street right now i can only have one person at a time visit me, because if they park across the street, they have about a 50/50 chance o