king concert at the masonic. there was a long bar set up at the main lobby before the gates where the ticket takers were stationed. i was surprised to see and other alcoholic beverage station in what appears to be a coat closet and many people taking their beverages into the auditorium itself. the obvious and it increased consumption of alcohol is most definitely a new experience in the that you, which seems to me to have been instituted since live nation has taken over operations. that was definitely not historical use in the past. only bottled water was permitted inside the auditorium. during the intermission, i witnessed the concerning violations of the most basic fire and safety rules. after the opening act ended, and the crew removed equipment from the stage to make room for b.b. king, the staff carry get a bit down from the state directly in front of one of the auditorium aisles and held unwieldy equipment straight up and filed through the handicapped exit. removal of the quebec through the exiles and a emer

the masonic meets this criterion. besides being an historic venue, these types of the news provide more jobs per square foot than any other retail. the jobs are not in just the technical field. they provide unskilled labor which we desperately need. i hope you will support this. i support it very strongly. losing the masonic, an iconic building and an iconic venue would be a sad day for san francisco. both the mayor and members of the board recognized entertainment as an economic driver. i hope that will also be considered. thank you. president miguel: thank you. our next speakers. >> good afternoon. i am the dean of grace cathedral since 2010. i make it clear that i speak on behalf of the trustees of grace cathedral who mandated me to do this. i also reflect the concerns of parishioners and parents. the cathedral is the episcopal cathedral. a house of prayer for all people. and an iconic place for worship, the arts, and community conversation. it's plaza and outdoor laboratory in the outdoor spaces dedicated to prayer

this is an intensification of the masonic's operations. there is no number to the limits amount -- allowed. i urge you to follow the established practice for what constitutes an intensification of the nonconforming use. the maximum of 287 event days a year compared to an average of 229 is a continuation of existing operations, not an intensification. the coalition continues to urge the strict limitations for -- be placed on alcohol service. this has resulted in any external offense or nuisance complaints. alcoholic beverages were served at some events but not others. alcoholic service was provided at 88% of live entertainment events and 34% of all limits. of gollott beverages were available. farrs were set up in five locations. multiple points of sale at each bar. masonic has a permit concession. since 2010 thpermits have been issued. the masons, livenation and avatar do not anticipate any change in events. to continue current operations, we expect the commission to leave this issue in the state of the abc which has considered granting a pe

i live one block from the masonic temple since 2002. i'm familiar with the number and size of events, noise levels and and times. i helped prepare the -- i helped prepare the exhibit in the submission. vents were categorized by type and double checked and we noticed canceled concerts. analysis showed 31.5 live evening events per year, which is substantially lower than those listed in the number of events provided by the masons. that includes four lectures and education events, 1.75 charity events and one amateur talent show. you cannot add small size events at a lower level and trade shows to the number of evening entertainment events. the impact on the neighborhood from weddings, proms, graduation ceremonies, examinations, citizenship and events that start and an early have a significantly lesser impact on the neighborhood when compared to the number and type of evening entertainment offense contemplated by this application. therefore, i urge -- entertainment events contemplated by this application. they are incorrect and using figures

staff has considered the importance of the masonic center as a venue to host entertainment, cultural, and civic events of importance to the region. the plan stresses the importance of sustaining such events. i should make one note to with respect to the staff report in motion that was submitted. regarded -- regarding the termination, the request for the cu -- it reflects no change in existing physical conditions and the city attorney may have some precise language that could be read into the record. i wanted to make the clarification. in conclusion staff recommends and approval of the authorization but recommends the condition imposed the conditions of approval shown in exhibit 8. this concludes my presentation and i would be happy to address details or questions regarding the request. thank you. president miguel: i will open this for public comment. oh, the project sponsor. i am sorry. thank you. you will recall you approve the use for alterations and intense vacation in 2010. the court overturned and boarded the cu. they are -- a new round of hearings will be scheduled. the hearing

there is a certain venues size the masonic is satisfying. 'm all for the arena, its 40 years overdue. but that's for a bigger type concert. and there is even a bigger type concert that would be at a huge stadium. but for this type of concert in the range of 2000 to 3000 people, you have to have a venue and it has to be appropriate for that size concert. it generates a lot of jobs, as we have point that out. it has to be properly permitted. properly policed. it is a wonderful than you if we do all of those things. it was pointed out that 700 people are employed by live nation, 500 of them are san francisco residence. we have had a lot of great entertainers come through there. overall, i am favorable to this but we might have some additional conditions. >> commissioner fong: i'm not necessarily important -- a supportive of this but i am supportive of the overall product live nation is able to deliver. and the space is able to deliver. i'm going to pick up on the the commissioner's comments on what's not hill was back in the day. it was the top

it is along the mason-dixon line and in parts of west virginia. that is until 8:00 and that means visibility will be 1/4 of a mile or less. 44 in the district and 43 in manassas and much cooler north of town. generally speaking, a mild start to the day. we're already at our average afternoon high. it will be a warm day with sunshine and westerly winds, and the temperatures into the mid- 50's and partly cloudy tomorrow and rain thursday into friday. >> we had a crush of northbound 95 close to garrisonville road. an accident on route 100 is in the medium. plenty of action southbound on 270 but no problems. the belt way looks pretty good. >> thank you, the time is 6:11 and 42 degrees in dale city. >> starbucks 6 -- expense its plan to break into the movie business. >> i think i would have been arrested. >> plus, taking a stand are holding up the line? a u.s. senator at the center of an airport security showdown. >> an alarming home invasion this morning in prince george's county and police are looking for the responsible parties. >> marion barry heads

readings in those areas, no advisors for the core of the state now, up the 95 corridor and above the mason dixon line we anticipate potential snow, that is why cecil county is colored in with that winter storm advisory. now we have colored in a county. again it is this mix that is the issue. general thinking is after midnight we see freezing rain, sleet a a little bit of snow. going for a couple of hours during the deep overnight as that low passes by to all sleet and freezing rain giving us problematic travel tomorrow morning as we try to get the day going, 35 the high, mixed precip, 28 overnight. tomorrow a high temperature of about 40 but our problems could linger into the middle of the midday. very problematic travel. i am very super superstitious, we have to do the following. cue the music. that is going to bring snow tomorrow, breezy if not windy and chilly, 33, if you are driving up to the game you are following that storm so be very very careful. >> show us your photos, keep them coming and to see slide shows for to wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,, >>> you want to be sure to check back in with w

have a dense fog advisory along the mason-dixon line. til 8:00 as visibility drops to a quarter of a mile. especially in some of the neighborhoods in the valley. 45 in the district. 12 degrees warmer than yesterday. hagerstown, 36. look at lexington park, 51 5:39.s at there is the clouds overhead. we still have some area of fog of the metro. we will have a lot of sunshine today. wind into the mid 50's. as we going to tomorrow, partly cloudy, areas of rain thursday to friday. it should be better on the rose yesterday. we are seeing action as far as volume. the geicoke you to picture out of springfield. a little bit of intermittent this fog bank. >> 5:40. about 43 degrees. >> learn why the d.c. movement subject of a hearing.onal >> and honor for the boston bruins hockey team. they were invited to the white house. [ other merv ] welcome back to the cleaning games. let's get a recap, merv. [ merv ] thanks, other merv. mr. clean magic eraser extra power was three times faster on permanent marker. elsewhere against dirt, it was a sweep, with sc

i have been in the masonic auditorium and in the past, i have never been at any event where you are allowed to bring the drink in terms of spelling on the seats or the carpet. it becomes a never-ending nightmare. there is a difference. i would kind of like to -- the more enthusiastic about supporting what is in front of us if that delmon would be taken out. the operator of the -- it is a very pristine historic building on the inside. a very beautiful interior of a certain period. >> i am surprised that would happen. in mexico city, it was common and allowed without question. i do not know. president miguecommissioner mooa comment? -- do you have a comment? >> we are the operator of the building and live nation operates somewhere in the neighborhood of 65 theaters across the country, ballpark. at all of our venues, theatrical or otherwise, we allow alcohol. what we have found is you require someone to not enter it requires them to drink faster. you end up with what we have heard consistently, the concerns are from the neighborhood. if you have the ability to drink your 16 pounds or 12 boughn

the lay-up and the foul. mason built the 24-point lead and win 89-83. >>> elsewhere, american hosting hole cross. the first half, the eagles in white taking command and brewer with the win and with that 18- point lead. getting pickpocketed and with the dunk for mike. holy cross rallies to take a 47- 46 lead into -- lead into the second half. holy cross went without a basket the final nine minutes. munoz, 14 points, 10 boards and au over holy cross, 57-54. >>> we anyway hole cross would make a run. they're a team that plays in spurts. when they went ahead, the fact that we were able to respond with our own spurt, you know, on that was very good to see? is -- that is a nice win for our club. >>> virginia tech on the road, the final seconds, the hokies down seven and eddie with the 3- pointer, coming forward nine secs ago, and trailing by five. eddie again for three. the lead is set to two and that is how the game ends. going to boston college, 51-59 and the hokies are 0-3 in acc play. >>> and harford defeats -- and n

. >> mason: once we started groupon, theoxicating. it was just this rocket ship ride that you couldn't let go, but you didn't want to let go, either. >> stahl: not only did mason launch a retail revolution, he brought the company to a place where, in this economy, they hire up to 150 new employees a week. how many people work for groupon? >> mason: across all 46 countries that we're in, we have about 10,000 people. >> stahl: groupon's headquarters in chicago is part tech start- up, part old-fashioned call center. >> hi, this is sadie, calling with groupon. >> stahl: unlike most dot-com rocket ships, groupon looks like a real business. where most web sites rely on algorithms, groupon relies on actual human beings. >> and did you want to go ahead with the 25 for 50 for the mani- pedi deal, or...? >> stahl: what these human beings, the salespeople, do is think up deal ideas, then convince local merchants to offer them at half price. >> so, what we're going to do is actually customize a deal specifically to you. >> stahl: groupo

in this case, it is a proposed widening of the sidewalk at the southeast corner of mason street at theintersection of mason street and washington street. this is part of the work that is being done currently at the chinatown recreational center that is under construction. the design team doing the review process determined it would be appropriate to widen the sidewalk in to the southeast corner to reduce the crossing distance on mason st. to provide better pedestrian safety or the proposed center. the department has reviewed it. it went through the planning department and city agencies have determined it is satisfied. >> looks like it is across the street from the cable car museum. i am looking at the google maps. it looks to be a street on a hilly area but is a narrow street. is that the major -- >> this is on mason st. on the opposite corner of the rec center. you cannot put anything in front of the rec center because that is where the cable car turns. you could not sure in the sidewalk. supervisor wiener: any questions? is there anyone from the public who would like to speak? public

vacation time in the new year, you're looking at a live picture of the dance stage here outside the masonic temple. the stage is loaded with people who are obviously dancing, taking in music and waiting for the big event at the zroek of midnight. there's going to be a laser light show, those ping-pong balls will be dropping, 6,000 of them. everything will fake one of these ping-pong balls home, it has the first night alexandria and the date on it. it will be a cool memento for the end of the year. darcie spencer news 4. back to you. >> celebrations are going on all over our area. here's a live look at downtown d.c. china touchb is bustling with excitement, as people get ready to ring in 2012. here's a live look at times square in new york city. hundreds of thousands have gathered to bring in the new year, wendy gillette joins us live from there, and things -- i guess they're somewhat heating up, it's a little warmer in times square than usual around this time. >> andy, it's hard to hear what you're saying here, it's so loud. what a party is going on here, we're right in front of the main st

hitchens nails the three from the wing, humpity dumps 27 on mason. jmu down two at the break. but mason starts the second half on fire. latrell goes up and under for two of his points. six minutes to go now. mason up just three, who do the patriots go to when they need a big basket? ryan pearson, the big man knocks down the huge three and pearson had a game high 27 points, george mason wins 89-79. in the a-10, tony taylor and g.w. taking it to the bronx. under 30 seconds to play, g.w. down four. a shot blocked. fordham going for it on the other end. but tony taylor comes up with the steal. this is a crazy sequence. taylor brings it back up the floor. a huge bucket and the colonials are down just one. less than 10 seconds to go, ignore the scoreboard, it's wrong on your screen, g.w. was down just three here. here's taylor for the tie, but the tide is too strong. the colonials fall to 8 and 13 on the season. and just quick, tiger woods at the tournament today he shot a 66, he's in the lead going into the final round. looks like his second consecutive win if he wins tomorrow. >> t

chucks it up to beat the buzzer. mason takes a 5-point lead into the break.h paul hewitt not a happy camper. he said play some defense. they didn't do it. damien lee sinks the three. that gives drexel the lead and mason would not come back. 21 points, oh, man. drexel wins it 60-53 in this one. at the nfl playoffs were college basketball, we would be down to the elite eight. the ravens heavily favored to beat the texans in baltimore on sunday. there's a sense of urgency in the charmed city this year. ray lewis said his team is more complete than the ravens super bowl winning team. anybody beside a trip to the super bowl would be disappointing for baltimore fans this season. despite the expectations can you tell everybody's pretty loose up there in baltimore. probably because they've been in this situation before. the ravens have won at least one playoff game for four straight years. that must be nice. they're a perfect 6-0 against playoff teams during the regular season this year. so no reason to be uptight, right? >> come on, man. of course we still lose. i m

the patriots have now won six straight. so george mason, 10-1 in the caa., just his first year there, he's got his team on the top of the conference. >> way to go. >> my school plays mason on the 14th. >> which school is that? >> vcu. we're going to have to beat them. >> you can watch for live reports from indianapolis starting monday. >>> tommy, tommy, you rolling, you creeper? [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you doing? this is pat sullivan coming at you on

here across the mason dixon line is where i anticipate. this is going to be a sprinkle or passing flurry but the winds are going to continue to be strong here is a look at the future cast. we start to see a little bit of that precipitation heading its way across and quickly ming its way out. by 10:00 tomorrow night, we are back to mainly some sky system, clearness and a few clouds. cold dome. things change next week. we have a warmer influx of air. we are headed into the sixties by the time we hit mid-week. not going to be bad at all. will be pleasant and enjoyable with the sunshine. a few clouds by the afternoon hours. once again, could see some of that passing precipitation. otherwise, not bad. tonight, the gusty winds, 30 degrees, a lot cooler in the burbs, into the 20s. here is a look at the forecast. dry week ahead. could see some changes but before that, not bad. look at the 60s on wednesday. >> pretty good >> looking forward to that. >> imagine a fun ski trip suddenly turning into a life and death struggle. suddenly an avalanche and

and the candidate who makes the case that he can take on the president and win may well carry >> mason: jan crawford in new hampshire, thanks, jan. for more perspective on the republican battle, we are joined by cbs news political director john dickerson. good evening, john, mitt romney has a sizable lead in the polls in new hampshire, so how important really are these debates going to be? >> reporter: well, romney's opponents are going to try to make them important, newt gingrich's spokesman said tonight was "fight night," another republican veteran said he expected newt gingrich to be so ready to attack romney he would come on stage in a black cloak carrying a size and santorum says romney should wear a flack-jacket. his opponents hope to soften romney up for the upcoming contest in south carolina. >> mason: if somebody doesn't emerged in south carolina, john, is this race essentially over, if someone doesn't challenge romney there? >> reporter: well, in conversations with gop strategists that is the feeling is that romney's advantage in money and organization plus the fact that his

mostly scattered and light along the mason dixon line. xpect that to fill in as we go through the overnight hours. while it's not raining like you would think, there is some rain aloft. it's evaporating before it hits the ground because the air is dry. but this will try to fill in a little bit. but tomorrow night into friday morning, that's when we'll get the bulk of this moisture and by no means is it going to be anything near as heavy as they've had in texas and louisiana where we saw reports of 5 1/2 inches of rain. they had 70-mile an hour winds. 5 reports of tornadoes. not anything significant across texas and louisiana. that moisture rolls in tomorrow night into friday. tonight only a spotty shower here and there. temperature 39 degrees. a few around for the morning commute and for our afternoon and evening commute, but most of this holds off until late in the day. temperature tomorrow 53 degrees. so expect some clouds. not a lot of sunshine and showers passing through the region. a few around in the morning, 38 degrees at 8:00. by n

it's producing rain and snow showers across areas of the allegheny front near the mason dixon line and moving across the d.c. metro area. expecting it to change to snow quickly. you might see a coating on cars and grass. that's about it for accumulation in the city. north and west, maybe an inch or two is possible. here's a look at the winds. been gusty all night long. fairly gusty, from 16 to 33- mile-per-hour wind gusts now. should improve overnight. 45degrees now at national airport. 43 baltimore. 33 at hagerstown. 45 at fredericksburg. overnight low into the 30s. clipper will move through. behind the front, ridge of high pressure and plenty of sunshine as we head into your monday. here's a look at your five-day forecast. are we going to be warming up. 62 by tuesday. 65degrees, unbelievable, by wednesday. showers wednesday, same early part of thursday. we cool down a little bit. back to you. >>> thanks, gwen. >> got to be patient. >>> we are taking the edge off with what you may consider an interesting endorsement to say the least. >> interesting indeed. it's a rap written to suppor

majority of this heavier near the mason dixon line. accumulations maybe an inch of two on the shenandoah valley. scattered rain and snow showers possible with this clipper system. gets out of the way, and tomorrow this ridge of high pressure builds in. left with plenty of sunshine. winds light for your monday as well. very, very pleasant. a great day to enjoy. about midday, about 44 degrees. about 46 by the 4:00 hour. look at the temperatures in the south. influx of warmer air. it is heading our way. jet stream will take a trip to the north and open us up to get really, really mild air and that will set us up for upper 50s and 60s into the week. in the meantime tonight, dealing with the scattered rain and snow showers. mainly to the north and northwest. whip in and out of here quickly. mostly sunny and light winds for tomorrow at about 47 degrees. here's a look at that five-day forecast for you, 62 degrees on tuesday. and i think a round of applause for wednesday at 65 degrees. not all bad. a few showers on wednesday, though. and same

6,000 ping pong balls were launched into the air at midnight, followed by a laser light show at the masonic temple. even without the big bang, families enjoyed the night. >>> more than a million people packed times square. the enormous crowd gathered to count down the night together as mayor michael bloomberg and lady gaga pressed the button together to lower the famous iconic ball. it of course meant plenty of kisses to go around. >>> well, the final campaign blitz is on in iowa. as republican presidential hopefuls try to woo voters. candidates are campaigning hard across the state just two days before the state's caucuses. it comes as polls show mitt romney and ron paul are running neck and neck with 24% and 22% respectively. however, rick santorum is right behind both of them with 15% and closing hard. it means iowa is being hit hard from all ends by candidates trying to secure their vote. >> we are getting constantly bombarded with candidates's phone calls, mailers, everything you can imagine. >> while santorum and romney seem to have the momentum, neither can be too confident just yet.

the deficit. his wrister beats mason and we're tide 2-2. up the right side and shoots and also risks it past mason. it takes us 2 minutes and 53 seconds for the caps to go down two to up by one. later third period, orloff behind the net and there is a second goal of the game. back-to-back two-bowl games for obie with 16. the caps rally and defeat the blue jackets, 4-2. >>> and georgetown is taking the college hoops world by storm this season. winners of nine straight, they have three victories over top 15 teams. today, providence was in town to open up big east play at the verizon center. the hoyas once led by 14 points in the first half and talk about the second half. it was a dog fight. henry sims misses, gets the rebound and scores. he had 11. the hoyas up by six. with four minutes left, and the lead down to one. sims misses another jumper. the freshman, one of the 15 boards and gets the putback and the foul. porter with six, the lead now is 3. the final seconds, providence, a huge turnover here. ahead to jason clark and with the lay-in,

the maim app inch is right along the mason dixon line because once you start getting into pence vein up toward new york -- let's take a look at our watch, warning and advisory graphic. there you see it. here the issue is going to be frozen precip. you can see advisories up for western maryland. right now on tv hill there are your currents, essentially temperatures in the how to mid- 30s. low number 1 pass by last night with clouds. i didn't see any flurries. i am calling it low number 1 because this storm has to be low number 2, kind of like bang bang back-to-back lows, this is coming much closer to us and dragging its problems into the mid-atlantic, the general thinking is it gets out of here and gets mild. can we back in our total graphic? as it moves across the area overnight mixed precip happens but 3:30 or 4:00 it may go to a bit of a glaze, tomorrow morning could be problematic and eventually we get to 40 and if there are frozen issues they will release their grip but maybe not until 930 9 the 9:30 or 10:00. we will be on the air tomorrow morning, we will be all over the story.

the first round passes, we have this badge over central west virginia that will make a beeline for the mason-dixon line. most of the rain will be isolated north of the metro. later on, we get in and the action. look at the moisture that has -- on the action. but the moisture that is already dropped. this is part of the system have been talking about for a few days. behind that warm front is the warm air associated with it, and that is being pulled north. this will slide into place right over washington tonight, and into tomorrow, and we will have a unique situation. 50 degrees in the district. 43 in gaithersburg. 38 in hagerstown. 54 with a little bit of sun in fredericksburg. temperatures will climb while we are sleeping. normally temperatures drop. we will be lower-60's when we wake up tomorrow morning with thunderstorms. do not be surprised if you hear the rumbles of thunder. then temperatures will drop back into the for the plan still throughout the afternoon. some of us could be facing -- drop throughout the afternoon into the 40's. some of us could be feigning the facing three-quarters of an

i think they are looking below the mason dixon line at the south carolina race. that you pointed out the numbers there,27-24, romney, santorum. intd interesting in that race, the 45% of republicans who think that romney can and will win the nomination and is best to defeat obam a. so why is he 27%? yesterday, he spoke to a crowd in south carolina and he said about obama, he said, he is killingions, he doesn't mean to, but he is. that is why republicans are not flocking to romney, he is not take off the gloves. he is being meek and timid about this incredibly destructive presidency. >> sean: you believe that obama is purposely destroying the economy? i would disagree with you -- i think he's a rigid idiolog and he's in over his head -- [overlapping dialogue] >> the smartest man in america. he set out to fundamentally transform the united states of america. his words right before he was elected. he has gone about that systemat cawlically. >> sean: there is some truth to that. >> if 1.7 million people lost their jobs or fewer people are employed now-- >>> hang on. b

mason. fires, the rainbow fadeaway jumper. 45-23 mason. d half, of pearson with an ice core, the jam. george mason wins, 89-83. virginia tech now on the road against boston college. b.c. with the second half lead. the kiss off the glass, two points. boston college wins. army-navy rivalry, without explanation. with the steel, goes all the way, for the layup and one. army cruises, 75-62. the miracle run of tim tebow and the broncos has come to an end and getting blown out by the patriots 45-10. he completed only three passes in the first half. >> how many touchdowns did pretty have in the first half? >> about 5. >> that hurts. >> more than 70 young women are headed to college thanks to oprah winfrey. she thought the school in south africa to provide an education for underprivileged girls. when free said that she decided to act after talking with former south african president nelson mandela about ways to end poverty. >> this is the beginning of the ending of poverty. these girls have now broken the cycle of poverty in their families. >> all b

at the masonic temple. we have the ritual. i bring the -- [ inaudible ] we begin as i explained. with a pledge of allegiance to the trilateral commission. that is how it works. >> bret: that is a joking answer but i'm serious with the question. the republican establishment is conservative, is it not? john boehner. >> sure. >> that doesn't mean it's tea party. it's anti-tea party. the way the fault lines in this race shape up is newt is running what he describes as a anti-establish in the the campaign. establishment is the media, mitt romney. the money, wall street interest. anti-tea party interest in the party. newt has had two surges. both were squelched by tens of million of dollars as he would put it establishment fund aid tack ads on behalf of mitt romney. i don't know if romney is doing it here. you can see the slipping of gingrich's poll numbers. gingrich has a chance tonight to see if he can pull off the same magic in south carolina. the difference is, that the last debate in south carolina was two days before the vote. this one is four days. that is a huge difference. >>

reporter: bruce, the mason inn is the big time hangout for baltimore ravens fans.here were 200 of them in that bar. they were getting ready to get in the super bowl because they thought that game was in the bag. >> we're going into overtime. we're going to win the toss, get the ball and win the game. reporter: that was the game plan. >> that was the game plan. >> what can you say? >> honestly when you're the kicker, you're either the hero or the goat. so we could have gone into overtime and we didn't and that's what happened. reporter: you know, bruce, all these fans had good things to say about the baltimore ravens. they say they're still the best team in the washington d.c. area and they said next year they're coming back even stronger. reporting live in glover park. >>> shifting gears, family, friends and players are remembering joe paterno who died surrounded by family at the mount nittany medical center. penn state fans have been gathering at statue of the long time coach at state college. the family released a statement saying he died as he lived. he fought h

>> san francisco, the masonic center. a chinese concert over there. at the city hall. at the palace. vice chair joseph: mr. chang, unfortunately, your application is not filled out. many of -- i am going to say this the only way i know how. if you do not understand what i am saying, stop me. the application, the paper you submitted, is not filled out. there are many areas that you did not answer. for instance, what are your door policies is blank. describe your plan to control lines. tell everybody to keep quiet? that is insignificant application. i find that this application does not meet our standards. it is just blank. your application is blank. i have a problem moving forward with this application. commissioner perez: you are required to do a neighborhood outreach and talk to your neighbors. you said you did not do any of return on your application. that is part of the requirement. you need to talk to your neighbors to ask about what you are going to do. tell them you are going to have entertainment. >> i posted a sign in front of the door more than 45 days. commis

the terms have now lost two in a row. let geese to fairfax. george mason actor and comedian bill murray? his son luke is an assistant for the tigers. first half, patriots up 30-22. vaughn gray with it misses the jumper. the offensive rebounds, gives it to mike morrison for the big dunk. george mason up by 17 at the break. cruising. second half, towsend within ten. says get that out of here. huge block. patriots going the other way. cory edwards to sharod right. monster dunk. he's rocking the suburbs. george mason beats towsend 72-60. they have lost 39 straight. ouch. in foggy bottom, george washington going for their third win in four games. here's something worth cheering for. down six, tony taylor inside of john capreva. good looking play. gw trails at the break. second half, spots up, hits the jumper. part of a 15-4 run to open up the half. just over a minute to go. colonials lead by three. the sophomore from serbia, feeling it. knocks down the three. he finished a with season high 19 points. george washington beat charlotte, 60-52. the colonials win th

the 3. game high 30. maryland beats virginia tech 73- 69 to end a 3-game skid. paul hewitt and george mason james madison. the patriots with an eight-game home winning streak vs. the dukes. ryan pierson with this out to vertrell vaughn. watch this nifty reverse. he had 14. i didn't just like it but so did his teammates on the bench. less than 9 minutes to go, pierson at the top of the key going to knock down the 3. had a game-high 29 and mace over madison, 89-7:79. >>> and we have three months until the nfl draft. who will the 'skins take with the 6th pick in the first round. today mike shanahan and his staff in mobile, alabama, looking at prospects by coaching in the senior bowl. there is the head coach of the redskins just relaxing guiding the south in the would it unis checking out the talent. kyle shanahan working with oklahoma's brandon weeden. he's 28 years old. a former baseball player. in the third, the north's kirk cousins to derell robinson to the house. the north leads it 20-6. interesting that shanahan's offense hadn't found the end zone yet but i digress. >>> how about the thir

pearson barry's a three getting the lucky bounce. mason led by 17 at the half. in the second half, back comes the tigers. this cuts the lead to 10. towson got the lead down to five, but then mason took control again. they are ready to -- are available-- they pull away. >> we get through tomorrow and then we get a warm up. >> tomorrow will still be called. by tomorrow night we could see some freezing rain or freezing drizzle with a higher chance of rain on monday and then again on thursday and friday. look at the temperatures next week. >> not bad. go baltimore ravens. we will see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. saturday night live is next. have a great night. >> follow breaking news and whether any time at wbaltv.com and stay connected to us through facebook and twitter. ♪ >>> live from oakland university in rochester, michigan, it's the cnbc republican debate. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome to this cnbc republican debate. i'm maria bartiromo. >> i'm john harwood.