but the buildings remain in the western side south of market. and these busy snoops -- busy streets, old and worn, but strong and proud. standing proud. silent witnesses telling stories of a legacy passed for my generation to other generations. testaments of my culture. visible, strong, dynamic, alive, alive. a committee that pulsates with art, celebrations, and the festivities, throbbing, breathing, reemerging. collaborate for recognition, protection, commemoration. these are the traits and of my streets. these are my streets now in the streets and leave behind for my children tomorrow. my legacy, our legacy. these are the streets of south of market. beating, breathing, my heritage. beating, beating with the heart of the filipino. ♪ >> [inaudible] and working closely with us and the community in developing the social heritage district proposal and providing direct assistance to u.s. and educating residents and the broader community about this process. for reaffirmation tables with the literature at our neighborhood affairs. our work together wi

. >> there's actually two areas down south, well south of d.c. that have been warned on for potential tornadoes. take a look at the radar and the radar loop. you can see two areas shaded in red. it's where we have the tornado warnings issued. southwest orange county until 4:15. then also, also for eastern louisa county and hanover. the north and northeast, quite a bit of lightning with it. golden, old bandana, goodall and oliver. we continue to see more warnings come out. another area here as we take a look at it. that area down south there, that is what's pulling to the north and northeast. oliver in the next 47 minutes. athens, in the next hour. it's louisa county thwarted spot spotsylvania and culpeper county is inside that tornado warning. the temperatures have been plenty, plenty warm. they are in the mid-60s. it's an area down to the south that's culpeper county until 4:30 and orange county. let's go ahead, if we can and take a look at the radar on the graphics 29 if we can put it back on graphics 29. there we go. again, two different areas

there is not as much traffic on south van ness. the buses moved over to mission street so there is not as much of those concerns and it would not make a lot of sense to move the entrance. in terms of the building, it gives me great pause. i live survive blocks from the site so i am aware of how this building looks very different to the context of the neighborhood. i agree that i think it looks a little too much like an office building and not too much like a residential building. it does not relate to the street in a way that we would prefer. overall, all of the other ideas with the open space, the affordability on site, they are a lot of the right things in this project. i think the project, when it is faced, is a great project. in a major issue is with the design. if you ever got from a few other commissioners. it is not that it is not an interesting design. i think in another location it might work very well. i think in this location, who have a harder time understanding how it relates. i am not saying i cannot support the proje

the subject property is located on the southwest corner of south van ness avenue and 15th street in theurban mixed-use zoning district. and a height district. the proposed project would replace a vacant lot, formerly a gas station, with a mixed-use building consisting of 40 residential units, five ground-floor commercial units, and would provide 39 off-street parking spaces at the basement level, with access to the garage on 15th street. pursuant to planning section 329, the planning request large project authorization with only two exceptions, one for rear yard and two for exposure. on january 27, 2011, the planning department issued a community plan exemption certificate, as the project is consistent with the adopted zoning controls in the eastern neighborhood area plan and was encompassed within the analysis contained in the eastern neighborhood's final e.i.r. previous history, it was before the planning commission in 2008 for a car wash at this location and was disapproved by the planning commission at that time. . it was found to be inconsistent with the area mission plan and the c

if you want to be treated like south korea, act like south korea. south korea, if i can have an additional 15 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. crowley: south korea has a strong labor -- strong labor and environmental laws. south korea is committed to representative democcy, and south koreaecognizes that it's a two-way street that must benefits americans as well as south korea. i strongly urge passage of this agreement and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from maine. mr. michaud: thank you. i now yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. delauro. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized for two minutes. ms. delauro: i rise to voice my strong opposition to this trade agreement with south korea. like the two other nafta-style trade agreement before us, we know this deal will lead to the outsourcing of american jobs, potentially displacing 150,000 u.s. workers according to the economic policy inst

new housing areas were also rezoned, primarily around south beach, south of market. the gold of the downtown plan has set for housing production at that time was about 10041500 a year. this is for citywide, and over the last 25 years, the average into the being 1600 units a year. much of this occurred in the last 1015 years. as far as open space and developments that were required to provide open space, 27 open spaces were created since the plan. there were also used to improve existing open space instead of acquiring new space intended because of the lack of preservation. 250,000 buildings are now protected, an additional 150 buildings are encouraged for retention. the buildings were demolished, that includes important buildings. as mentioned earlier, conservation districts were created. 2.5 million square feet have been applied for development and the other 5 million are certified as eligible. the transportation scorecard, we did not get more people per vehicle. the transit share has likely increased, and downtown long- term parking is being managed. the document a

house to hear from the south korean president, lee myung-bak in the south korean president will be at the white house this evening for the state dinner at 6:30 p.m. eastern. the senate has wrapped up most of its legislative work for the day. roll call votes anyway, as they vote and approve three judicial nominations we take you now live to the senate for here on c-span 2. senator from ohio. mr. brown jrk mr. brown: i ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: i ask unanimous consent to speak for up to 20 minutes as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: mr. president, this chamber considered trade measures this week for the first time in about four years. first and most importantly the bipartisan currency measure passed by an overwhelming majority, 63-35. this action on china's currency is long overdue. this legislation, i was the prime sponsor of it, the major cosponsors, we had cosponsors in both political parties, lindsey graham of south carolina, republican, chuck schumer of new york, debb

in south korea the problem is. that so far the state has relied on the particular model of economic development with a strong state probably in two years because of the tariffs were part of it so it was not reducing the options it has for intervening. on the other hand it will help korea to foster closer ties with the united states and most importantly it will help south korea to fight its growing trade dependency on china and i think this is sort of the mood political reason for having concluded. agree let's talk about this controversial naval base south korea is denying it's being built specifically for the u.s. but still seems to be no official confirmation or denial on this how do you see this facility in the future being used. well one purpose that very obvious is its uses part of the missile defense shield against long range ballistic missiles nala it's up to you to guess where those missiles might come from they might come from north korea they might come from further up north. and the other is really a quar

it was the other sun, and it's what drew my parents from the south, deep south, to here in the hopes that life might be better for them. and so washington, d.c. n many respects, was the inspiration for this book. this is the book, this is my copy. this is my copy of the book. you can see it's very well worn. it's called the salad, actually. it has been all over the country and to europe. and it is my version of it. this book took me 15 years to write, to research and to write. it took me 15 years to get to the point where i could stand before you today and talk about it. and that's why it's so special to me. and if this book were a human being, it would be in high school and dating which is quite frightening. [laughter] but there you have it. that's what it took. the reason why i wanted to immerse myself in something that a lot of us think we know but really, truly don't is because almost every book begins with a lot of questions. and i had these questions. where did we come from and what did it take for us to get here? what was the world that the seem in this book left? what would p

you are looking to go west, north, and south, more or less. >> we do have a site on tunnel road, just for the record. commissioner sugaya: since there has already been approved development plans through the redevelopment agency for right across the bay shore boulevard, would at&t ever consider this to be an interim site pending new development across the way which might, to which you might locate this particular antenna facility? >> i think we could definitely look at that. we are in the process of upgrading a lot of our facilities and we could definitely look at it if it becomes available if redevelopment would be able to least to us and it meets the radio frequency requirements in that area. >> i don't know when the development will start. given the economy, it will be a number of years away, i suspect. given that it is new development, there might be an opportunity and that might make the rest of the community happy. although i warn you that development is highly residential. maybe if it is there, you might have a different reaction. in any case, if you could keep that in mind. >>

if you are planning to head south of town, south of the beltway at andrews air force base. it is completely blocked with this accident involving a tractor trailer. it lost its load of lumber and hit the bridge abutment there. south of the beltway, on allentown road at branch avenue, we have this alternate set up for you. that should get you around that without much of a problem. but give yourself a little bit of an early start if that is where you are headed. southbound capital street a huge hole developed overnight. the right lane is blocked. northbound 295 past this scene you should be okay as

you can see it starting to move south. it is not making it south yet. it is expected to by late morning or early afternoon. napa 63. there is mild air over us. you throw in south wind in advance of that and have a tropical, muggy feel to that. looks like we are all right in the morning hours. north bay will start to cloud up. so far everything is taking aim to the north. there are some projections of over 2 inches. high pressure will build in behind the system. we'll get a good warmup for mid week. today the system slides sight. i think it will hang out more towards the north bay and then fall apart. rain northward. sun and clouds to the south. mild temperatures. a lot of humidity in the air. mostly cloudy day. if you are waiting for the rain it could take a while towards the south bay. 70s could develop on the high side later today. 70s on the peninsula. a lot of 60s with rain. this will be a steady rain for some but will take a while to get here. we'll take it into tuesday morning but clear it out. wednesday and thursday mostly sunny. >>> for the firs

the radar returns are getting as far south as ukiah still moving more east than the south this is goingo be a slow developing weather system that will see rain eventually through most of our neighborhoods even if it takes until tomorrow morning. outside upper 50s to low 60s with the exception los gatos and antioch at . -- let's talk about the highlights. increasing clouds, cooler conditions affect all of us today. light rain north to south into tonight sun and warmer weather wednesday, peaking thursday holding on for friday. today cooler, four degrees in livermore, five oakland, san jose six, san francisco 7, napa the biggest drop 12° cooler than average. sunrise 7:13, set at 6:40. up the peninsula sprinkles during the afternoon. mid to upper 60s. low to mid 60s along the coast today, mid to upper 60s downtown south san francisco with a few sprinkles during the afternoon. bulk of the rain in the north bay from noon until the better parts of the afternoon mid to upper 60s. sprinkles light showers east bay shore during the afternoon mid to upper 60s, 70 fremont east bay valleys dry throug

furthermore, the department recommends continuing commercial ground-floor uses along south van ness.therefore, the department recommends approval of the project, and the basis for this recommendation is that the project sponsor has amended the project to match the light well, to better relate the design to the adjacent property . traffic-calming measures are currently underway by m.t.a. the site is underutilized currently and it is also close to transit to downtown. it is an opportunity site which currently, as a vacant automobile service station, significantly degrades the existing environment. and this development would be an improvement. this area was recently rezoned from c.m. to the urban mixed use, offering a higher ratio of family and affordable housing, which this project meets the goals. 60% of the units are two-bedroom units, which is 50% greater than the minimum required. 18% are affordable units. the ground floor character of the building is active and commercially oriented along south van ness avenue. curb cuts are minimized to one parking access point for the entire pro

if you are south because of that a south breeze. the system more to the north. as long as it is there we will mention a lot of cloud cover and a possibility, this is rain cloud forecast right here. watch the north bay yes. by noon things starting to rain. here is by this evening. san francisco about concord north. and then it fades and washes out as it goes south. maybe light rain to the south. there could be big differences into tomorrow morning. there is a lot of cloud cover out there. we'll see if the rain makes it to the south. temperatures on the mild side. so sun then clouds. rain to the north and some of that cloud cover is also in the form of fog. so 60s. mid 70s. upper 70s farther south. a lot of 60s. stay up in the north bay. we'll keep cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. rain developing. kick it out wednesday, thursday. cooler friday and then the weekend looks like the clouds come in and more rain on the way. >>> time now 4:55. tiger woods was the biggest name at the pga tournament. apparently not everyone who came to see him is in a of of -- is a fan. wha

down in petersburg south of richmond, sunny and 81 degrees. south of a warmer front. we're north of that front. we're still kind of stuck. it will be a battle this afternoon. some areas south will get some sun and warmth. north and west are likely to stay socked in all day. here is a look at the day planner with cloudy skies. temperatures getting into the low 70s. we had sunshine. we can make a run toward 75 and southeast winds and still a threat for a couple of showers or maybe even a rumble of thunder before the day is out into this evening and by 9:00, we're in the upper 60s. we'll stay in the 60s tonight and tomorrow. a threat for a few showers and storms. today, we've had some showers and storms streaming from south to north. you can see wave after wave. it hasn't been a lot in one little instance but since yesterday, we've got areas out west like in sperryville, three and a half inches of rain. in parts of fauquier county, two and a half inches of rain from yesterday. we've had heavy downpours this noon hour, things are relatively quiet, a few sprinkles south of

we still have some flooding south bound 101 just south of the toll plaza so sternly be aware that. as the ticket over to your traffic maps this morning, we have some flooding down the south and north bound both land are flooded and caltrain has been notified. in early this morning we talked about the snow in the sierra and you can certainly see that in the light right there. if you are heading up to the sierra, you will need to change along interstate 80 so definitely be aware of that this morning. back at home where to can public transit and off to a great start. no delays reporter for the ac transit or board this morning. >> and at 4:50 a.m. after much anticipation apple finally held a news conference in cupertino yesterday to unveil the new iphone. our tech report gabe slate give us a closer look at the newest member of the iphone family. >> the new iphone will be available with sprint bringing apple smart phone to all three major carriers. on the outside the new iphone looks the same with the same shape and design from the inside is much different, the new iphone will be called

korean counterpart there, south korean president lee myung bak. in. >> one of our outstanding local korean restaurants, michelle and i are looking forward to hosting the president and first lady kim tonight at tonight's state dinner and today president lee will address congress, a high honor reserved for america's closest friends. this state visit reflects the fact that the republic of korea is one our strongest allies because we've stood together, the people of south korea from the ruins of war were able to build an economic miracle and become one of our largest trading partners, creating jobs and opportunity for both our peoples. because we stood together, south koreans were able to build a strong and thriving democracy and become a steady partner in preserving security and freedom not only on the korean peninsula but beyond. as i said this morning, this visit also recognizes south korea's emergence as one of our key global part in other words. south koreans have served bravely with us in afghanistan and iraq. south korean forces have partnered

down to the south. in fact, south and east of there. we have had reports of hail southeast of fredericksburg, virginia. along with that report, earlier today, this afternoon, that potential tornado in mineral, virginia. louisa county, the same area that was the epicenter of the august earthquake with the magnitude of 5.8. here is a look. the whole area converging if you will along i-95 for the evening rush. now, it extends to leesburg. the heavy rain and severe weather towards leesburg and reston. right around reston. the heaviest of rain right now or one of those pockets right around western fairfax approaching chantilly, virginia. let me put the lightning on, too. there's been quite a bit of lightning with these cells as we watch them in afternoon and evening. tieson's corner you are about to get hit with a heavy cell. probably ponding going on in a few of the roads there. the other cell that's just west of quantico making its way northeastward heading to woodbridge around montclair. it puts williams county and southwestern fairfax co

neither north nor south. but the southern cause with that of slavery. >> host: adam goodheart, walk us through jefferson davis' 1861. with a headache that of this year? he had been a very respected statesman in washington d.c. he had been actually fermenter for quite some time. he'd been a hero to mexican war in secretary of war also had a somewhat controversial term as secretary of war. one of the things he is most known for is trying to introduce camels in the u.s. army in the southwest, which was not wholly successful. in early 1861, even before they get was elected president, he had really recognized secession was coming. he had gone around giving speeches. he had spoken even before lincoln was elected about how if the north tried to send troops down, their men would be slaughtered in terribly bloody terms. like many southerners, he was using terms to talk about americans that are appalling to us today. one newspaper article i found were southerners and let those northerners come down to the south. we wil

we are not talking about the south capital street bridge. where i'm at is south capital street right underneath 295 southbound. this happened on 295 southbound, not the can't street bridge. you can see where it happened where that white truck is. you can see crews working on this hole. described as being between three feet and six feet wide. just massive. no injuries to report although several cars did sustain some flat tires and minor damage after hitting this whole it is in the right most lane of 295 southbound. right now these road crews are working to repair it as fast as possible. the good news, of course, it is the southbound lanes not the northbound lanes, heading into dc. now if you just pan down a little bit, you'll see this is happening right underneath south capital street where you can see that the roadway has now opened back up, south capital street has been closed just a few moments ago. the last police car just pulled away south capital street now back open. it had been closed because keep in mind, this is a huge hole on 295.

end up with rain south. moderate rain. 60s and 70s. mostly clear south bay.p later on. >>> looks good. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, a late night for governor jerry brown. the now laws getting his signature. >>> and the protest movement spreading across the country is now coming to the east bay and the harsh words one presidential candidate has for the demonstration. stay with us. ask me how i've never slept better. why not talk to one of the six million people who've switched to the most highly recommended bed in america. it's not a sealy, a simmons or a serta. ask me about my tempur-pedic, do you know there's a tempur-pedic for everybody? tempur-pedic beds now come in soft, firm and everything in between. ask me how i can finally sleep all night. to learn more or to find an authorized retailer near you visit tempurpedic.com. tempur-pedic, the most highly recommended bed in america.

in 2007, the then-prime minister of south korea, is now the current south korean ambassador to the united states said, and i -- quote -- "-- ambassador to the united states said --" the planned ratification of the south korea-u.s. free trade agreement will pave the way for the export of products built in kaisong, north korea, to the u.s. market." end of quote. isn't that wonderful, isn't that wonderful? bad enough for the workers of our country to have to compete against people in china and vietnam, people making 20 cents an hour, 30 cents an hour. now we're asked to compete against slave labor in north korea. that's the treaty that people will be voting for today. mr. president, i think a lot of folks have mentioned in terms of colombia the assault on trade unionists there. since 1986, some 2,800 trade unionists have been assassinated. less than 6% of these murders have been prosecuted by the colombian government. and last year alone, last year alone in a small country, more than 50 trade unionists were assassinated in colombia, up 9% from 2009. now, i would ask you, mr. president, if in

toward south central virginia, south of culpepper, down route 29, this is where we are picking up more moderate rains moving toward madison right on route 29 moving toward the north. you guys toward south and west are going to see it before we do. we have a coastal flood warning in effect until noon around dc, arlington and fairfax counties. the darker green areas those tides could be running a foot and a half above average. mid-60s in most areas to low 60s north and west. at reagan national, the temp 66, dew point 64. the humidity high is 93%. once we get rid of the rain that will come through today, nice and clear. that is your weekend into early next week. today 71. we finished the day with sunshine after the showers and storms moved through midday. windy tomorrow 67 after starting in the 40s in many areas. sunday beautiful, 72. what a great finish for the weekend. slight chance of a shower. monika is stepping in. >> reporter: north on the beltway there was an early morning accident. that is what it left for you. since about 5:00 this morning on the westbound side of the beltway, le

/south korea free trade agreement will not lead to an influx of models into south korea. first of all, he says, parking spaces in korea are made to fit korean cars. european and japanese cars are okay but the big american cars will have problems. the korean mark set an attractive one for the u.s., given the phenomenal explosion in car ownership here. back in 1990, just over 3 million vehicles were on the road. 20 years later, there were almost 18 million. that's an increase of more than 400%. environmental concerns could make some u.s. models undesirable in an increasingly green korea. as part of the fda agreement, south korea agreed to lower its strict emission and safety requirement in some cases. car design is also a factor. one fta expert tells me when koreans buy cars they look for style, design and convenience. big powerful cars like in the u.s., are not seens astylish here. i don't expect a surge in demand for u.s. cars. korean car and auto parts companies declined to talk about the fta, saying the topic was too sensitive. but korea's trade investment promotion age

it will produce drops to the north and south -- south, far less to the south. i think everybody will get some rain out of this. but for areas to the south, it will take a while. it clouds increasing throughout the day, even though we do have some mostly cloudy skies for a few. it will turn cloudy. the heaviest rain will be in the north. so for a couple of areas, say san jose south, you might get a couple of/100ths and then the upon -- couple of hundreds. here's our system by ginning to move through. you can see right there in that last frame, if you are south of that, you are like where are the clouds? well, they were getting there. i think the rain will start to move east and south. one system moves out. that's the one for wednesday. that's tapping in a lot of moisture and has a lot colder air in it. our system today, won't be bad. it will be okay. it will be the first rain for everybody. sun gives way for increasing clouds. rain moves in, 60s, 70s. santa clara valley but for others it will be in the 60s on the high side. tuesday is all right. we'll clear it o

, but what do south koreans think? >> first of all, he says, parking spaces in korea are made to fit korean cars. european and japanese cars are okay, the big american cars will have problems. >>> a cardiologist says michael jackson might have lived if 911 had been called sooner. we'll get the latest from the involuntary manslaughter trial of dr. conrad murray. >>> and finally, radiation levels spike in a tokyo neighborhood. why the damaged power plant in fukushima may not be the source. meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> the company research in motion says blackberry service is now fully restored. an executive with the company says it has fix the the outage that left millions without e-mail or internet service worldwide. take a look at how the problem spread across the globe over the last three days. it had such a huge impact because there are about 70 million blackbe

the sun came out south of town. temperatures shot up into the mid and upper 70s and that was enough fuel for the fire so to speak. showers are turning over the next couple of hours. the temperatures are running in the upper 50s to upper 60s. sunrise this morning not until 7:16. it sets until about 63:00. we are going to see the sunset. not the sunrise, but the sunset. maybe thunder through noon. 68. as we go through 4:00, look partly sunny. becoming breezy. westerly winds gusting over 20. temperature of 69 degrees. by 8:00 a west wind at 16. temperatures down to 62 with partly cloudy skies, this is the last batch of rain to see for several days. this morning we are watching it across west virginia. some of the moisture coming out of north carolina, watch here toward roanoke and raleigh. all moving north and east. fred ricksburg, culpepper the rain will return to you in the next hour. the water has been piling up on the west side of the bay and the tidal potomac. good warnings for dc, arlington and the areas along th

this is at south capitol street.is starting to build as you make your commute right now on 395. this is the scene at seminary road. not seeing any accidents. if you're traveling north on 395, delays from edsall. they continue as you make your way across the 14th street bridge, moving pretty slowly. on the rails, big delay on the marc brunswick east train number 872. your delay is 20 minutes. now back to you both. >> danella, thank you. >>> time 6:42. ahead, going to be another rough monday at the ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. the quarterback? that's the big question on this day after. >>> this morning racing fans are mourning the death of indy champ dan wheldon. it happened during lap 12. the 15-car pileup began when two cars bumped tires and two cars went airborne slamming into the catch fence. one of those

on a visit to south viet nam, senator holly from westmoreland's home state of south carolina was told we are killing these people, the enemy at a ratio of 10:1. the american people don't care about the 10, they care about one. westmoreland didn't get it. westmoreland's response to any problem was to request more troops. the result was the buildup of ice u.s. contingent of ground forces that eventually reach well over half a million men. but when the troupe request kept coming there was no evident progress in winning the war, washington's patients finally ran out. in the spring of 1967 westmoreland asked for 200,000 more troops but got only a fraction of that amount. he stated publicly that he was delighted with the outcome but in his memoirs he said instead that he had been extremely disappointed. later still, on the witness stand and a trial suit he brought against cbs television he changed his stance again and said he had not been extremely disappointed. in response to cbs attorney from westmoreland's own book extremely disappointed, forcing westmoreland to recant. in the wake of th

louisa county, which is south of orange, which is just south of culpeper. touched down near james madison highway and blew a roof off a structure. it was vacant, so no injuries down there, but we got that reported on a tweet. so this is a very serious storm. it really is. i can't emphasize that enough. so if you are in that area we talked about, midland, catlit, hopefully you have taken cover. the storm has a good bead on manassas and to the east. it is pushing off to the north, northeast at a good clip. you don't have much time. it will cross 66 here in the next 20 minutes or so. so here's some of the areas, bristow at about 5:14. lake jackson at about 5:16. and the storm itself is moving off at 22 miles per hour. has a 90% chance of hail no. surprise there. oftentimes storms that contain tornadoes will also have hail. but if you are in these areas, you need to take cover. long view at 5:19. georgetown south at 5:22. this is where we are concerned. that's manassas right there and it's moving just through manassas, probably have hail right now in parts of m

you could also take potrero south.you get on the james lick freeway south of hospital occurred near army street or cesar chavez, you will not be influenced. this will back up the northbound ride heading into san francisco because of all that activity. >>erica: fortunately we do not have any other hot spots around the bay area. people driving westbound towards the city have not heard the word just yet. there are no metering lights to deal with just yet. >>erica: on the san mateo bridge, george is recommending this as your alternate route towards the peninsula. this ride is completely unaffected. a 14- 50 minute drive time and at the golden gate bridge, southbound 101, a pretty clear shot towards san >>james: here is a live look from the roof camera looking out toward san francisco. we are able to see the buildings clearly. the fog is not terrible just yet, but we do have overcast conditions. all over the bay area we are running cloud cover. in some spots a could be turning into fall primarily at the coast. we could see

one was with south korea.elebrated the free trade agreement with the president of south korea last week. president obama says he will sign it within days and called it a win for both countries. white house says the south korean trade agreement will create 70,000 jobs. congress also approved agreements with colombia and panama. >>> a private memorial for apple co-founder steve jobs was held in stanford, california yesterday. california governor jerry brown declared october 16th to be steve jobs day. another private memorial service will be held on wednesday at apple headquarters. jobs died more than a week after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. >>> hundreds of nations recognized world food day on sunday. as the global population nears the seven billion mark, reports say rising food costs are making food more scarce to vulnerable societies. >> one out of every seven people will wake up and not even know how to fill this cup of food and with the volatility, they're never sure how much food they will have. >>

it has the ramp from south bound 24 to 95 closed. you can use the ramp from north bound 24 to access south bound 95. as far as the rest of the area, we have absent accident, there it is on the southwest sited of the beltway. as far as the beltway itself, easy driving in and around and no problems to report on the harrisburg express way north or south bound. let's go take another live look, as you can see. >>> that ramp is closed off, for the most accurate information, you can count on us, back to you. >>> thank you. here is what people will be talking about today, it is the start to a new era after the death of moammar gadhafi. the rebel forces captured and killed the leader. millions of americans celebrated the death of moammar gadhafi into the night, waving american and libya flags, across the world, thousands took to the streets as the fireworkses lit up the night sky. this video shows his final moments a live. the rebel forces captured and shot him thursday as he tried to escape his home town and they drug him in the drain ditch

monterey showers to the south. south bay a few more into the overnight hours. here is what you can expect for tomorrow. next couple of days. scattered showers tonight into tomorrow. mix of sun and clouds. dry, cool. winds picking up into the afternoon as well as we brace for the next big storm early wednesday. seeing heavy rain in the morning and the possibility of thunderstorms in the wake of the cold front. we will talk about it, you are not going to believe how strong it is. >>> the wet weather is cause for concern for homeowners. excessive rain earlier this year shifted a hillside, putting homes in danger. some of the homes have already been deemed uninhabitable. the homeowners association put up sand bags but some residents are still worried. >> hits us and the rains really start coming down, they are going to be worried people. >> the city applied for federal aid but so far hasn't received help in fixing the problem there. engineers recommends a few of the homes be removed. right now everybody is just trying to hold on. you can stay on top of the weather

if you want to be treated like south korea, act like south korea. south korea, if i can have an additional 15 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. crowley: south korea has a strong labor -- strong labor and environmental laws. south korea is committed to representative democracy, and south korea recognizes that it's a two-way street that must benefits americans as well as south korea. i strongly urge passage of this agreement and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from maine. mr. michaud: thank you. i now yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. delauro. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized for two minutes. ms. delauro: i rise to voice my strong opposition to this trade agreement with south korea. like the two other nafta-style trade agreement before us, we know this deal will lead to the outsourcing of american jobs, potentially displacing 150,000 u.s. workers according to the economic policy

to say we're all cousins in the south and the way. i think there is a certain extent we may be looking back but these writers for the most part, you can read william faulkner today and be just as stunned as they were in the thirties when he was re teeing it and of his great-grandfather's which was the civil war. i don't know if we are looking in the past is not even passed. i say we are haunted by with what happened in the past and how we came through that to how it made us stronger and i for one think we are better off and stronger for having gone through the civil war and civil rights movement. band if you look at the south and we have them blessed into have in hand all was the others to help us reflect what happened to us here. >> on behalf of congress will come to the 2011 national book festival. we help you are all having a wonderful day to enjoy the great authors that we have here. before we began i want to inform you the pavilion presents station is being billed for the library of congress website and by c-span for airing on bo

watch for another crash on 95 south bound at 32. on 295 at 32, another accident and the 75 south bound approaching the beltway and in pasadena, a car fire is still going on and watch for some miss activity on emerson road with a new traffic pattern, the speeds on the beltway, this are the speed sensors down to 50 miles per hour. there is a live look outside at the 95 just south of the boulevard. you will have to tap your brakes approaching the beltway. there is a look, traffic is very slow coming in from that accident on 32. there is the traffic report brought to you by toyota. nnchts the top of the news in this half hour, a chopper crashed into east river and killed a tourist on board. >> good morning. we are actually there, watching the flight take off. the emergency divers jumped into the water on the east river, raising to pull survivors to safety. they were on board this chopper and they were there right after take off. >> the chopper became from the bottom of the river, they were trying to figure out what happen. >> it spun ar