strictly as a contribution to the city skyline. the photomontage here shows the view looking from the garage toward the site. this is the same view towards the marriott, and the image on the left is without the hotel constructed, and the one on the right is with the hotel constructed, which demonstrates the effectiveness of the setback, which the department asked for. finally, this is the view along jesse street with the hotel seen on the left hand side. a couple of years of the model of the hotel i think are quite illustrative. the view down mission street towards the convention center is the back of the building. as rick crawford mentioned, there is not a restaurant in this hotel. the patrons who stay here will generate business activity which, hopefully, will fill some of the vacant storefronts on mission street that now exist in that block and will help further revitalize the plaza area, which is already an excellent civic space. the retail spaces will both be oriented to jesse end to mission street, as you see in this image. ty

the left is the city skyline and the right is a + 3 mount pam cam. and a jacqueline?> >> we've seen a continual stream of clouds, rain through the bay area over the past couple of days. in the past 36 hours, really. to see continuing through this hour it looks like rain it is not actually not hitting the ground. it is to try out there this morning, and it is evaporating before it hits the ground. it is falling very, very light. this is what we can expect today, with light rain and if any it will continue through this afternoon. we could see some sun breaks, tahoe but not that many. just a few peeks of it, and increasing cloud coverage again this evening. and push through and a stronger one. we will take a look at it out on future cast in just a bit. been a live, in washington d.c. i >> the senate has blocked legislation would increase tax on will be on jury first. this vote was 53-36, that is seven votes short of the 60 advanced. with two tax measures up for a vote. and without any action on congress, the senate is clearing the way for continued negotiations between t

the character of the skyline. they are joined by some on the city council. >> the skyline is a public domain.start selling it off. just like we don't sell off our parks. i think it cheapens the image of seattle it says yes we are for sale. >> the business community says that's ridiculous. it's a way for major corporations to be more part of a town where they are already employing thousands of people. with a commercial vacancy rate of 25%, they say anything that will help companies move downtown is a positive step. >> when companies are going to lease 200,000 square feet. they want to have an identity to the community and on the skyline. >> this thing came up for a vote but they decided to shelf it for six months to look at it furth further. megyn: just as lawmakers claimed to have gotten the message from voters, they dump a trillion dollar spending bill with earmarks tonight. the tea party reacts here 10 minutes away. she forecasts the weather, but the outlook for her career pretty stormy. a national face just arrested for making a false rape charge. and wait until you hear why she did it in

. >> reporter: take a look behind the dramatic skyline. sanfrancisco cityl was lit this crimson red color. city hall one of about 80 major buildings that are lit in red tonight, marking a somber world a.i.d.s. day c ommemoration. ♪ >> sheltered by a tent and t rees, people gathered to mark world a.i.d.s. day at the grove at golden gate park. >> the grove was -- obviously, it was created during a time when a community was devastated and a great place of darkness, destroyed conspiracy and d isillusionment. >> reporter: the 19-year-old grove is an earthy memorial for the men and women who died in the early outbreak of the a.i.d.s. epidemic. this man came today to remember lost friends. >> of course today is better. i'm alive and benefiting from the therapies. but there is a they men douse loss that we have to honor. >> reporter: -- they men douse loss that we have to honor. >> reporter: public health officials say there are up to 1,000 new h.i.v. cases in san francisco county each year. >> the ma -- the majority of our infections are among gay men. when we loo

owner wants the building housing the 900 employee headquarters to bear the name but there was a push-back at city hall. >> skyline is a public domain. you start selling it off. just like we don't sell off our parks. it cheapens the image of seattle. >> it can enhance our image and says we're proud of the headquarters. they have chosen us as place to do business. >> reporter: the issue came up for a vote but the city council decided to table it and study it for six more months. not exactly a sign of the times but definitely a glimpse at how it's done in emerald city. in seattle, dan springer, fox news. >> bret: we're getting breaking news in. next you will see a manhunt for three men suspected in being involved with the murder of the border agency last night. >> bret: additional border patrol agents are being brought in the search for suspects in the death of an agent tuesday night. union representative says 40-year-old brian perry was trying to catch bandits who target illegal immigrants for robbery when he was fatally shot. it happened north of the arizona-mexico border. four suspects are now in custody, but we'

the photographer? >> i believe it's scott. if i remember correctly. that's all right, you a lot of great photographers and it's hard to remember them all. it's a fascinating shot of a city skyline here with -- it looks like the break wall of lake michigan extending off into the background. how was this shot? >> i believe we -- i believe -- that's brian cassella photo. he was up in the hancock tower and it was around sunset and the silhouette of the skilet was just cast on to the water and made a beautiful shot. >> it's a story behind every one of these. we will put another one up and hopefully you can remember. i know it's hard to do. two individuals sitting out on a pier that's going off into the lake. i don't know. where is this taken? >> this is in antioch, illinois, which is on lake marie. a place where i spent little time in my youth. sort of a summer vacation kind of photo. it's two friends just sitting out on the dock with that sun. you can feel it on their back. think that's another one of those chicago season photos that really defines summer in the city. >> out there on the chain of lakes. >> yeah. >> we will put another one up now. this looks like -- this is a viaduc

. >> reporter: today, the city's public works crews moved quickly to clean up as many drains as possible in a day's work. here along skyline boulevard, a gutter got clogged by branches and mud. down the road, workers were feeding the wood chipper. pg&e says 13% of its power outages are caused by trees. so the best prevention is to try to keep limbs and branches from tangling with power lines during windy, wet weather. oakland maintenance crews are rushing from one spot to another. this crew is flushing yet another storm drain so water won't back up and flood. >> what we do is run the flusher hose down the line, pull back the debris and vacuum it up records a different type of defense is on alan goldberg's mind. compared to what chicago bears fans like goldberg endured during home games like last weekend -- >> actually, i'm from the midwest. so anything that happens here, it's still great weather. there's optimists in the storm, there are. >> reporter: well, optimists, public works say it's more like being realists. so crews are on standby this weekend and ready to respond. in oakland, sherry hu, cbs 5. >>> slick roads are

the very thick fog. caltrain has issued an advisory for highway 1 and highway 35 skyline boulevard in pacifica and daly city. a tree down in the santa rosa area on mark west springs road at quiet water as well as a rock slide on highway 128. eric, jenelle. >> frances, thank you very much. it's 5:38 now. >> police make an arrest in the fire in the hole prank that's left a drive-through worker scarred. a flight to hawaii using our points from chase sapphire. last minute... on christmas. and sitting next to us, chevy chase. and we really hit it off. we play golf, and then the luau. he's like da vinci with ice. and after, we help hang christmas decorations. wait, wait, wait. you flew last minute... on christmas... with points from chase sapphire? yeah. amazing. believe it. with points from chase sapphire, you can book airline tickets with no blackout dates or restrictions. yeah! i thought we'd eat at hey, you ghome. save some money. $200 bucks? that's not saving! [jacks voice] at my place i'm bringing back the bonus jack. two patties, melting cheese and my secret sauce plus fries and a drink for only $3.99. i g

the m. line. look out for that. also you'll find a lot of thick fog as well through pacifica and daly city, skyline boulevard, highwayity less than a hundred feet. we already know about those flight delays at sfo. the north bay we have trees down in the vos area. mark west springs road. even a rock slide up highway 128 north of calistoga near the county line. toll plaza backed up to the 880 overcrossing. you can get the latest whenever you want it by going to abc7news.com and click on the bay area traffic link. eric. >> frances, thank you. 6:51 now. in san mateo city officials are trying to look for ways to resolve a noise issue with union pacific after the railroad refused to request a lower volume of its horns. it's similar to the problem san mateo had with caltrain last year. caltrain moved the horns from the bottom to the top of its locomotives causing an increase in volume to warn motorists at nine track crossings. the examiners reports after numerous noise complaints, caltrain spent $200,000 to move those horns back where they were. but union pacific which runs freight trains says it doesn't have the same locom

. >> reporter: today, the city's public works crews moved quickly to clean up as many drains as possible in a day's work. here along skyline boulevard, a gutter got clogged by branches and mud. down the road, workers were feeding the wood chipper. pg&e says 13% of its power outages are caused by trees. so the best prevention is to try to keep limbs and branches from tangling with power lines during windy, wet weather. oakland maintenance crews are rushing from one spot to another. this crew is flushing yet another storm drain so water won't back up and flood. >> what we do is run the flusher hose down the line, pull back the debris and vacuum it up >> reporter: a different type of defense is on alan goldberg's mind. >> reporter: faking up the city's offer for -- taking up the city's offer for free sandbags, linda brown. have you had big problems before? >> when it really -- it comes in so we need sandbags, yes. >> reporter: you don't want to get wet at this time of year? >> no, we don't. >> reporter: a different type of at the dense is on al land goldberg's mind. compared to what chicago bears fans like goldberg endured du

the surface. and this research was done in spain. >> what a nice weekend. >> and there is if you like spring, get ready to feel kind of warmth we zpokt see around march and a city skyline and we're dealing with clouds, and fog tonight. here is a time lapse from this afternoon. high definition camera, watch fog just return -- rushing n late this afternoon and early evening hours obscuring parts of the bay area so. we're facing poor visibility tonight across some roadways during this commute. and we're going to be dealing with fog like this heading into weekend. taking a look at visibility right now, half moon bay, half a mile. sfo reporting two and a half mile visibility sm. flights are delayed due to low ceilings. there is a foggy night. dense, warm up for the weekend z we're going to see lingering fog into the valleys. that will be the only area as fog hangs around. we did have a few disturbances go through. but other than drizzle outside, we're in for a warmer weekend. there is sunny skies heading towards sunday. so animation saturday night. notice fog forming into sen tral valley. this is spilling back n this is what is going to hang around making for hazy sunshine

the rockslide is on skyline which a lot of people use to a side 17. skyline road at black road. let's take a look at the c ommute. look at hayward and union city. speeds are down to about 15 miles an hour at 92. a lot of slow traffic. >>> we do have a lot of fog. also some light rain continues now. moffet naval air station. hayward, light rain. this little bond is moving south. a lot of fog. there's a -- there's so much fog in the air. by tomorrow, everything will start to lift out of our area. actually kind of warm conditions in san jose. very mild. the coolest san rafael. they've all been at that temperature for three or four hours. rain fell at lake level at the keys and 50s all the way down to southern california. can you see the source in the clouds. they are streaming up from -- well, the hawaiian islands. 50s and of os for your temperatures. tomorrow, even warmer. in fact, by the coast on saturday and sunday, near 70 degrees but inland, we could have some very thick fog. >>> the obama administration has a dire warning for democrats if they don't go along with the president's compromise with republicans on expiring tax c uts. i'm bob kear

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