this data had already started, some companies, some entrepreneurs develop applications, helped us already with identifying some additional needs in the city and involving more people, we want to do even more along that line. and, so, this legislation will allow us to establish, along with the best practices that are going on in new york, chicago, and the sunlight foundation, that is to create a position in the city, basically establishing a data office, an open data officer for the city, somebody that's going to help jay naff. jay is like our external innovation officer. he's helping me connect up all the time with all of the different companies in the city that are establishing and creating things. but i need somebody on the inside. we have a 60-department bureaucracy. they're still working in a lot of different silos and one of the things that we still have to do is get them on a higher level of sharing their data. so, establishing a chief data officer for the city that will work with all the different departments, establish some additional standards for them to create pinpoints in ever

even some legal parts.ve to sign contracts with hotels, with our service provider, every contract you have to look at it and be very conscious of the terms that are written in the contract. >> the devil is in the details. >> yes. >> a son yuri spirits over the last 25 years -- and based on your experience over the last 25 years, what would you say are the most important qualities for somebody who is interested in the m.i.c.e. industry to possess? for that will -- for several, organization skills, communication skills, and in terms of balancing the different objectives that you try to maintain, what are some of them? >> all of them and you mentioned. [laughter] >> oh, ok. >> i have to say patience is important. when we are working on these projects, you have to -- it is quite stressful. you can talk to so many people, the police, the seet svice guy, the people doing the production, the leading people, and however you have to make them all work together. it is not easy. you start thinking about what is your b

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starting today we're going to see some much hotter temperatures, some places near 100 degrees over the weekend. we'll talk about it coming up. >> and checking your road forecast right now so far, so good over at the bay bridge toll plaza. we finally saw fewer cars behind the pay gates yesterday a little later in the morning commute so give you a breakdown of your travel times and get a check of mass transit on this friday. >> it is friday. all right, liz, thank you. >>> we begin with some new video this morning. we're hearing reports of an explosion in a burning commercial building on pacheco boulevard in martinez across the street from that shell station. the fire started around 3:00 in a building near peach street about a quarter mile from the shell refinery. no word on what started the fire early this morning. >>> a city of san francisco maintenance worker is accused of running over and killing a mother at a park in bernal heights. it happened at holly park. witnesses say the driver kept going after hitting the woman. kpix 5's linda yee shows us how it happened. >> reporter: police

together some objectives. likely a 60-day deadline, maybe a 30-day extension. kerry and hagel back on the hill again today. the polls continue to show 6 out of 10 americans oppose any action of any kind. something to watch, obviously. along with a lot of news. shares of dollar general rising in the premarket. discount retailer reported earnings of 77 cents a share. revenues exceeding consensus. same-store sales up 5-1 helped up demand for tobacco product which they recently added. c consumables at large up. >> this is the place where the walmart people seem to have gone. there is a trade down in part because, by the way, food stamps. remember, food stamps have gone up for 2% per year every year since 2008. 46 million people. food stamps taken by dollar general because they moved in consumables. i've got to tell you that is maybe the missing piece of the puzzle about what is going on in this country, whether it be dollar tree, family dollar, dollar gen. people are going to these places that just moving to calif

we have some sunshine coming your way after some low clouds this morning.erature of 74 degrees. >> and your morning commute is a little wet heading towards golden gate bridge or the bay bridge this morning. fortunately there's no big delays. and the san mateo bridge it is a 13-minute drive between hayward and the peninsula. we'll have more "timesaver traffic" coming up. >>> thank you, liz. a big black bear walking down a tennessee street quickly became the center of attention. yeah, i guess so. like paparazzi. folks in tennessee chased this bear just to take a photo. you can see the bear running up and down some stairs trying to get away from the crowd. think he's a little shy. he seemed more nervous than the people. it eventually went back to the woods after having his fill of downtown folks. >> i would be running not going up to it to take a picture. >> i'd probably take a photo but have my sneakers on. >> oh, boy. all right. >>> well, a vallejo elementary school has been invaded by a colony of bats. some believe the weekend animals may have been making t

>> luckily we do have some insurance so luckily we will have that avenue first. after that we'll look at where we have existing reserves, where we have existing appropriation and where we can temporarily borrow that appropriation without unnecessarily delaying or adding cost he is ska clags -- to any other project. we're going to ask you to weigh in before we decide on that policy. >> my second question is probably to mr. carlin, i'm curious. what can be done to avoid erosion and problems with the, you know, the rain and the snow melt and everything? >> that's a great question. and i mean part of it is we'll do some slope stabilization to serve our roads so we have access to our facilities but there's a lot of burned soils and that's what the federal assessment team has been looking at so they'll be areas where they do expect some erosion so maybe they're going to put in some control measures or damns to help the flow. the irrigation districts are concerned because the burn streams from our drinking water facilities and they were concerned about how much erosion

that's where we're seeing some of the northerly winds and some low humidity.ature-wise you will see 70s into the central valley. a chance of some leftover showers wraparound moisture into lake tahoe 54 there. around the bay today 60s and 70s so some warmer weather but again, those winds will continue to blow. next couple of days, those winds will start to settle down a bit. by the weekend, looking great. in fact, some mid-80s expected in much of the interior valleys and plenty of 60s at the coastline. by monday, though, slight chance of showers coming in our direction. a schoolcast in gilroy from christopher high school. what a nice picture. looks like a great school. the home of the cougars! yeah. good for them. yeah. all that garlic down there in gilroy. the forecast, you know what? we are going to see about 47 degrees a chilly start for them early on today, warming up to 70 by the time they get out. 76 degrees by the time they get out, sunny and warm. if you would like us to do a forecast for your school, go to kpix.com/schoolcast and we would love to put t

so, it does help some. but if you want a program that's simply new resources, you either need to say you can say a rec from a new resource. the way the law is written now it's not a rec from a new resource. >> so, one of the things that i've been struggling with is how do you compare the greenhouse gas reductions from a new resource versus an old resource if you're buying pass rate, power from a new resource versus an old resource. instinctively, one would think that the more new resources the better. but i guess i'm sort of a bit -- i'm not quite clear on that because all-new resources become old resources at some point. if you just buy from new resources, then what happens to the -- when they get old. you don't buy from them any more? how do you think about this in your -- >> i think about this a lot. hopefully it won't impact clean energy san francisco for a little while. some of the procurement the utilities do now are from geo thermal plants that have been around for a long time and it does count when

some doctor said that you have to be careful, and scientists say, we found something, some stuff in theubble tea that was unhealthy or poisonous. in the end, it was not true. it was a very strange media politics campaign at that time. every german and taiwan -- in taiwan immediately notices this chain selling china oil. it is a product made in germany. some taiwanese businessmen had a great idea and are selling it here in taiwan. how can you sell china oil made in germany to taiwanese, for very high prices -- that is an interesting story. i met him, and he introduced me to his company. every german walking around taipei will notice this, notice these shops and not really know what to make of them. explain this to them, make them understand. >> okay. other than the controversy last year surrounding the bubble tea, if you look at the bilateral relations between germany and taiwan, a lot of things are happening. there is a lot of activities going on. we look at the number of mercedes-benz and bmw's in taiwan. there's a lot of business opportunity here. in your personal opinion, what is you

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some patchy fog.lphin in clearwater, florida and an 8-year-old boy from england are far from a like, but share a common bond. winter the dolphin has a prosthetic tail, and 8-year- old cieran kelso has prosthetic legs. yesterday, cieran traded his legs for custom made flippers for a rare one-on- one encounter. he says he felt an instant connection to winder after seeing her in the movie "dolphin tale" a true story about a dolphin that receives a prosthetic tail. kelso says he wants to come back and work at the aquarium -- so he can always look after winter. >> a pet store chain got into the halloween spirit a bit early, this year. the theme is "star wars," as you can see from these dogs wearing headbands to make them look a little like yoda and princess leia. dog owners posed their pets in front of a green screen as they tried out a few of the costumes and took a few pictures. the new costumes are just part of a line by the retailer, who teamed up with lucasfilms. the line features more than 50-product

of the some of the shows were some that we had meyers in the audience or going to the broadway stuff that i did i was really nervous but all in all the parents. you first then umbro we were little nervous very nervous not so much that i would forget lyrics which i did but not now that i would forget the words but but it was just it hit me right before i went up because i was hoisted up to the base of the top of the theater at the start right oh as the window washer and i had this moment i realized oh my god i'm starring on broadway show it's a lot of pressure and that was there the nerves were eight shows it's so good run plus a lot of great shows a level yes it was you get it was joe when you got to run through. if. i have headphones in and i can hear him saying his song on stage so i know he's enclosed in the song and then finishing up the battle like the really big problem. i think when when you perform at award shows it always gets you because you're looking out there and you see familiar faces you see i mean artists artists that your peers your peers and whether they respect you

they have some -- some people come with very sick children, others come with other biological cases.very bad. it's a war. i mean it's as bad as a war can get. >> reporter: the european union announced the immediate release of regee aid. but nor money will be needed to feed and care for the people and lebanon is hoping for more international assistance, with hundreds of thousands of more refugees expected here in the coming months, lebanon's government knows it cannot keep pace with the number of people, and there are growing worries that the demand will soon effect the stability of the country itself. >>> and what you are seeing there, we are expecting sat any moment to hear comments from secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov, they are meeting to see if there is any life to this proposal that russia has put forward. we'll bring those discusses to you as soon as they begin. >>> california still needs approval from three federal judges who ordered the state to cut 10,000 inmates by the end of the year. the governor wants to spend more than $300 millio

we need some kind of staying power. and we know that in democracy and we all want to keep our democracies, some of these reforms are not popular in the short term. but they produce results in the medium term. so i see some down sides with the political side. having said this basically i am confident because the experience in europe has shown that we really need to make this kind of reforms. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> it was my pleasure. >> rose: thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time.

some spots make it into the mid- 80's. i know we need some rain. could have some rain going into the beginning of next week. tomorrow is october 1 and we will get into the 80's. >> we start on 87. we have an accident on 97. routenes on the ramp to 32 are shut down. it is also impacting traffic on route three. this is a live look on 97 as you approach millersville. no delay is are showing. we will start to see some delays. consider 295 as your alternate. york road is shut down in the city because of fire activity. 70 eastbound, 65 miles per hour. problem free so far on the west side at baltimore national pike. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we continue to follow breaking news. fire crews are finishing their fight against a fire. >> kim dacey joins us live on the scene. >> no one is injured in this fire. firefighters are still on the scene investigating the fire. still a very active seen. block is where it happened. we have closures about a block away in any direction on york and cold spring. that will affect the morning commute. fire did

some of them are not as fit as others, some of them haven't been in school for a while. so we really don't want to give them one more thing to think about. but once they are clear of the gates -- >> for what you say for these purposes but asking an openly gay black man, i don't think it's any harder to identify myself as black other than gay. i understand your position. you are right, i have never been and never will be a member of the para military organization. so i have to accept your word on that. but i don't think identifying yourself as lgbt is a stigma. it's also a status and a sense of being that many maybe proud of. i don't think there would be anything wrong with asking. i think perhaps we should explore how best to gather this information. i think it would be a comfort to the community and the officers ranks to know this position. >> i couldn't agree with you more. but what often happens, it only takes one believes that police are a certain way and actually the members of our department that is right lgbt find out are pretty cool. but in the process, there cou

there are some non-profits. there are some other programs that do provide esl courses. but if city college were to close and students weren't able to access other programs there is a wage cost and we base this on a u.s. census bureau study that had 9 english workers. these had a good command of the language and the annual wage is about $13,000 per year. >> before you jump to the big picture economic impact, can i just ask about the 5,000 students without a high school diploma and 16,000 immigrant esl students, the annual wage loss for the city college for these 5,000 no diploma people would be about $9,000 a year. you would increase probably their struggle to live in the city. so that's $9,000 for that population, but for the 16,000, mostly asian pacific islander and latin hoe immigrant students they would lose $13,000 per year. >> we compare this with someone smb who does not speak english at all. these are the two parameters that we use. >> for this population roughly 21,000 people that are esl or getting some basic skels or high school equivalent, that is a huge popu

some of them may be sick as we speak. opportunityr best to get some security and some relief. tens of thousands of americans die every single year because they do not have access to affordable health care. the spite this, republicans have --d that if we lock the is lock of these americans out of health care from one more year, if we sacrifice the health care of millions of americans, then they will fund the government for a couple of more months. does anybody truly believe that we will not have this fight again in a couple more months? at christmas? here's the bottom line. i am willing to work with anyone of either party. to make sure our government works better. i am always willing to work with anyone to grow our economy faster or to create new jobs faster. house in orderal for the long run. oftentimes -- i have demonstrated this time and time again but one faction of one congress,ne house of in one branch of government does shut downey get to the government to fight the results of an election. keeping the government open is not a concession to me. keeping vital services runn

some places getting a coating of snow for today and some impressive rain fall totals. a lot of places with record rain today. 63100ths for today. over -- 6363 100ths today. here's the view from earlier today. there's another storm coming in behind this one. it looks like all the rain is going to remain up to north -- to the north of california. we could get a few high clouds. live view, bay bridge, things are beginning to clear out tonight for the rest of this evening. look for partly cloudy skies. we'll have scattered clouds to start off the day on sunday. i'll have the rest of the details coming up. >>> today's downpour left a few wrecked cars. the cable car out of service for about three rorta major disruption. this stopped the cable car right in its cracks leaving tourists frustrated. directly below were two cars that caught the fall. thisthis w will need body work a new windshield. this isn't the first tree that toppled on the block. frustrated if you need a safe tree, we'll take care of it. >> reporter: they're hoping they'll replace these trees with smaller, mor

some can be because you have some glucose abnormalities. if your dog has a seizure more than once a month, we will probably treated with drugs but go to your vet and he will do tests and he will figure out what is causing the seizure. and theld go to the vet veterinarian will do some tests and make sure you figure it out. noted on wednesday and the area looks swollen with red and black spots. is this normal? >> when a dog is neutered, it is a major surgery. dog in thenvolve the surgery process and it wakes up and moves and lakes and runs and jumps and there is natural swelling that occurs. the rule of thumb is relaxation and rest for 10 days. >> a bag of frozen peas? >> that might work but the dog will not let you do that. if you do rest and relaxation, query the veterinarian and tell him there is some swelling. >> what can i do about a seventh month old boxer-pitbull mix. >> you have to train them. if you are not capable of training, find the training class. there is a trainer in town, baltimore magazine voted her best in terms of dog trai

some of them did. some of them didn't.'ll talk to rick nielsen, the principal of union high school in union, utah. the son is on the football team. we heard the son got the jersey back. principal, good to have you here today. >> thank you, jenna. good to be with you. jenna: you heard, from the coach and couple other administrators told you this was his plan what did you think of the principal, what did you think of the father? >> of course as administration we want to support our teachers and do everything we can to fulfill the vision and mission of our school. we thought it was right along the lines of what we're trying to do. we support our coaches. said, you know what? i think the coaches were worried they would have calls and it would be kind of a negative thing and we, let them know that absolutely we appreciate, have in them in what they're doing and would support them 100%. as a father, the same thing. we're trying to instill these, you know, values in our children and so i just thought, wow, this is great. you hear

some of the regulations in the state have some spirit along this line. if you keep somebody else's data and it's compromised, you need a mechanism to notify those whose data has been compromised even if it is not your fault. if someone hacks in and takes a peek at your customers data, you need to have to know which date is not picked? this kind of technology is very important. >> you mentioned earlier what is important for taiwan's cloud computing industries to develop software capabilities. has this been discussed? can data securely become part of it as we designed this software for the industry to become competitive in the future, also adding another layer, saying this material stored under the software will be better protected? >> yes. each has technology that is exactly as it is. one of the measures to make sure your data is safe from the landlord is to encrypt it. but if i encrypt my data, i cannot ask my landlord to search through it. so if i store a thousand files at the dropbox and encrypted. the dropbox operator is no way of understanding the co

new directions and use some new tools to engage our members. in particularly we're leaking healed to online engrossment what's the timeframe that is 2015. it's going to be a self-serve system they'll go only line and enroll so we want to use this opportunity to prepare for and we can equip people to be in a more is it serve mode. it comes down to 3 things and we ask are we serving one of those options. the first is awareness then adopt activity and resiliency. when it comes to awareness i use myself ann as an example i knew a lot about consumptions but not a health care expert not a medical professional but i feel i've gone through an education process and i'm more for the record about health benefits and my goal would be to take the minutes through a similar process so they can have a good layperson's understanding of the health care system. at the same time we're going to be asking people to do more because the world of health care is getting more complicated with the federal health care and other things offered by the state. we need our memb

nor did he work from photograph although i have found some newspapers or photos he cut out some part of the photo may no where a gesture in a painting. in 1970 he went on a plane flight. now this the one on the left is a photograph he took and think one on the right is the work on paper. and then the next one this is his photograph from the trip and then those are some things it relates to. all artists change things we know this because we've seen x rays that appear to be a confident choice. my father was interested in the evidence of the change, as it evolved. i learned about his values as a painter over time. when i had my first lead in the play the director sent me a but can of roses. i asked him to paint them for me. he explained he didn't paint what others wanted him to paint only what he felt moved to paint. i was disappointed but i understand because of the way he presented it. imagine my surprises when he did paint them. i suppose because i understood he can't be expected to paint it my roses became an instrument afterward. people knew he loved cigars. he always stored things

some of his soldiers. but you know, you made the great journalist achievement by interviewing him but i'm afraid that in the mind of ordinary citizens who sees it people do not understand he's a clever guy. he knows what he's doing his father was very clever. he's not going to fall into any trap that you can prepare by any question but the end of the story is that he's lying in your face about any issues from hezbollah just working on the border to he's against mass killing, he never did it. he did this and more than half a dozen adults, small size cases in the past. we do not use explicit with the public all the information because it will -- the only thing that it will tell him how we know and he will immediately announce -- >> rose: so you're saying the united states government cannot present the evidence because he wants to know how you got it? >> and he will say immediately that it's fabricated. it's not about -- we are confident inform the americans. the president is confident, the leaders of the u.k

we have had some great times in the past with some of these shows. you have been kitchen and bath in the past. >> i'm an architect. i do a lot of construction work. or >> do people look for when they do a bathroom remodels? >> that is a good question. kitchens are the ultimate and social room, while bathrooms are kind of the opposite. bathrooms, like kitchens, are part of homes and houses, so they are part of architecture, and they are opportunities for people to express themselves, to express their style. they are just an important element in the house is in san francisco. >> i think we can talk about how bathrooms had changed in san francisco. the old-style we're used to have a separate compartment for the bathtub, and now, we have a whole different concept. >> traditionally in san francisco with victorian and edwardian, we had split bathrooms. a separate room for a toilet, and a second room for a tub. i have done literally dozens of projects where we try to combine them. the difference in today's baffin's is there is a lot more stuff. double vanit

we need some kind of staying power. and we know that in democracy and we all want to keep our democracies, some of these reforms are not popular in the short term. but they produce results in the medium term. so i see some down sides with the political side. having said this basically i am confident because the experience in europe has shown that we really need to make this kind of reforms. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> it was my pleasure. >> rose: thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. on today's show, we're going to prepare my southwestern-style menu. and doesn't my table look festive? we're going to make a great recipe lineup that you and your family are sure to enjoy. so let's go and prepare it now. ♪ jazzy ♪ you're gonna be healthy ♪ ♪ with the jazzy vegetarian ♪ jazzy, so snazzy ♪ we're gonna cook something up that you like ♪ ♪ scat singing ♪ jazzy, so snazzy laura: so join me in the kitchen right now. ♪ we're gonna cook something up that you like ♪ ♪ that's right ♪ today's show highlights easy sou

some are criticizing -- outcome.ome are criticizing her for not being present. >>> if there is a shutdown, some government services would be unavailable immediately. kyla campbell has information on what and will not be affected. >> reporter: without a deal, that the -- the first places to close, national parks. in california we know that national parks bring in $3 million a day for the local economy. also many federal offices would shut down and hundreds of thousands of federal workers face furloughs. mail delivery won't be impacted and people who collect social security and disability will still get their checks but lawmakers do warn there will be delays. people who count on food stamps will still get the help. this latest crisis on capitol hill has people pointing fingers. in a poll, 46% said they would blame a shutdown on congressional republicans. 36% said they would blame president barack obama. the house is back on capitol hill this morning four hours ahead of the statement. i will be listening as people talk

i know this project has been underway for some time. i personally would have preferred to see an approach towards underground opportunities and i know again, it's too late to turn back the clock, but my biggest concerns about moving this project forward, although i of course support this as an option, are the loading for some of the small businesses. i know that was briefly mentioned and hopefully that would be taken into consideration. i know this we don't have the kind of alleys that maybe other places have to load and unload into certain businesses, but i know that's a continual problem with our businesses. parking will be a challenge, and also with the significant number of tickets that many of the delivery trucks are receiving as a result of double parking and everything. it's a challenge to our city, especially when we make significant changes and put in bike lanes and take out parking, but i want to make sure we are taking the concerns of the businesses who are significantly impacted seriously. if we come up with solutions that r

some of you all may have heard or seen some of the publicity around the book. i am the first tenured african-american scientist at columbia and when that is the case one must pay a price. in the book i am saying that the price is too high. it's a hell of a told that it takes on someone in folks who are coming up subsequently i'm trying to show folks how we can decrease the price so we can produce other brothers and sisters who look like me they want to become scientists. so the book is trying to describe this. that is one. two, when we think about what we are doing in this country -- i study drugs by the way, study drugs of dubious and then you think about what we are doing in the country in terms of drug policy some of you all know that if you have been living anywhere than under a rock you know that our drug policy disproportionately impacts negatively black folks particularly black men and what i'm saying in terms of drug policy is that the price is too high for our community. hide prices a play on on a personal story of science and drug policy. >> that is o

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i think, yes, have pushed some people away and created some communities. think that's not exactly what this country is about and it's not why many american muslim families have come to the united states. >> do you mind talking personally about some of your own experiences with bigotry in this country? >> i'm born and raiseed in brooklyn. on 9/11 i was a college student and to walk out of my college campus and to see burned. burned it's a traumatizing experience. i think for me, to raise my children now in what is a post 9/1 i11. my kids only understand what new york city is now. the identityish about what does it mean to be an american. what does it mean to be a muslim and that you. a american muslim and a proud american is something wear trying to instill in our children. someone who looks like me needs to be seen ^py an american it shouldn't. something that i'm ashameded of. it should be something i'm proud of to live in a country that embraces people of all back tkpwroupbsd an people of all faiths. >>> are you saying your kids can be bullied? >> absolut

ginsberg for some months now. but in addition to the information that you can now get about where our parks are, i think we need to take this one step further. we need to allow folks to do the online transactions that allow people to make reservations at the barbecue pit or at that picnic table. these are three of hundreds of ideas that i have heard over the last few years. my guess is you in your heads have the solutions to them today. and mayor lee and i are looking forward with this legislation with all of you to figuring out how to make our city government the best 21st century city government that we have in the entire world. so, thank you for being here, and it is my pleasure to introduce our mayor's budget director kate howard who in addition to helping to balance multi-billion dollar budgets every year, she will tell you about our plans around our chief data officer. thank you so much for being here. (applause)

and make some matches that would give some families some long sought answers all these years later, possiblydetermining how some of these boys died. jon: what an incredible and disturbing story. thanks. jenna: a scare in the air just after takeoff when a plane hit a bird and hit an engine. how does this one end? passengers tell us about the harrowing experience. plus the growing conservative trend to just say no to any sort of foreign conflict or intervention. could this be wrong in the case of syria? that's next. >> i think it's a mistake to get involved in a syrian vifl war and i don't see a clear cut american interest. i don't see either party that is victorious if either part is victorious being an american ally. [ male announcer ] this is claira. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take more pills

some are but some aren't. so we do want you to call them in. >> on the van gogh are they only available in the daytime? >> no, there is some at night. if there is an opera, a movie. that's fine oovment does it go up until 10:00 at night? >> yeah. we are working on a brochure so we don't have anything fancy. when we do get a brochure we want to work on a transit website. if anyone wants to work on a trip or you have information about a trip, you can give me a call. excuse me. 701-4440 or e-mail me at kate do the toren @ sf mta.com. >> do you have these in different languages? >> we will. we have our shop around brochures and our main languages, russian, spanish and chinese. i work in a hospital and that would be helpful. >> thank you. i have your e-mail. >> staff? any questions? thank you. next is a progress update for light rail system. what i'm going to do is give you a little bit of a background about the light rail system and talk about some of the things that will be coming in the future. i know many of yo

however, there are some clouds off to the south and west, some showers down toward roanoke. those won't make it in here. the dry air will eat this up. the dry air can't eat up the clouds and i think that will keep up the temperatures a bit tonight, not as chilly. right now 75 college park, 69 bethesda, 72 arlington and springfield, 7 in fairfax. looking at 73 -- 70 in fairfax, looking at 73 in waldorf and 69 by the water in annapolis. milder at the bus stop tomorrow, mainly 50s for the kids tomorrow. thursday another beauty, a few more clouds and friday pleasant and seasonable, temperatures in the mid-70s which is about average for us. so for tonight partly cloudy, just cool, 49 to 58. we may lower them a bit at 11:00. by morning mostly sunny, pleasant, 50s and 60s and by afternoon another nice day, mostly sunny and warm, continued beautiful, high temperatures 75 to 80, winds light easterly at about 5 to 10. so we're looking at really a nice start, just cool, 49 to 58, gorgeous by afternoon and pleasant, 70 to 75 as you head home from work. next three days we'll keep it goin