especially north of the metro area along the mason-dixon line. 0.3 miles off in hagerstown. ve the dense fog advisory until 8:00 a.m., along the mason-dixon and along the potomac until 8:00 a.m. down to a quarter mile in some of the neighborhoods at times through 8:00 a.m. clear skies otherwise. a cold front off to our west. right on our doorstep. behind desksthe cold front we have a westerly wind which will be gusty. you will notice that at 10-20 miles an hour, gusting even higher. despite the passage of a cold front and cooler air moving into town, if because of the west wind coming down the mountains we will warm up very nicely today. a down sloping effect where the wind will come down the mountains on the eastern side and that compresses the air and warms it. we will reap the benefits of that process today. 52 in the district, $54 airport, 37 in martinsburg wide-ranging temperatures. 60 degrees in fredericksburg. we will likely be near 70 later on today near fredericksburg. mid 60's in the metro area, upper 50's northwest of town. laurel, 65 along with reston. spotsylvani

at the mason-dixon line. wide-ranging temperatures currently. 37 in martinsburg. 58 in fredericksburg. in d.c., 52. a mild start to the day. 55 in culpeper. this afternoon, westerly wind, down sloping warming effect. if it will be breezy, mid 60's in the metro area. close to 70 to the town. cooler in northern and western maryland in the upper 50's. plenty of sunshine to start the day tomorrow, increasing clouds. if rain friday night into saturday. thunderstorms by midday saturday. temperatures dropping behind a system by sunday into monday. >> thanks. about to learn more about the cherry blossom festival. a news conference this morning will kick off the event. it will be a five-week centennial celebration. in 1912 japan gave the trees to washington. today we will learn about plans for festival events and when the blossoms are expected to reach their peak bloom. your chance to get in on the annual white house easter egg roll could be in a few hours. tickets are available to an on- line lottery and will started

because there's track and a long history of a desire to do that so the fort mason center needs things like outreach to the community and it needs help with their website and creating a petition and help with generating positive media around the effort and potentially help with knowing what's going to with the park service environmental review and potentially knowing where the m.t.a. is prioritizing the funding for the project in its range of things it funds. so that's an example. and as part of that, as i described, it's very difficult, because as part of that, they might need me to communicate with a department, a commission, a representative, and so forth, on their behalf, related to a government decision. so that's the conundrum i'm in. i understand the struggle you're confronting, but i think the type of communication, that's why i was trying to emphasize the specific type of communication, i don't think is really at issue, and it's whether any communication would provide potential for undue influence or unfair advantage given all the categories of people who a

the masonic auditorium on nob hill. 00-seat venue now, completed in 1958. it has not undergone any substantial rehabilitation or changes since then. we did get permits for the city in 2010 to renovate the said her -- of the center, add seats, make it more like the fox and oakland, where the city of oakland put in tens of millions of dollars to renovate that venue and modernize it and make it appropriate for these days. unfortunately is superior court judge put us back in the process again. i want you to keep in mind when, later this month, you hear the next a masonic appeal of issues that were raised today in this hearing, it is not a nightclub. it is a concert venue. we're talking about an 11:00 p.m. closing time, 11:30 p.m. closing time on weekends. but it is important that you recognize the importance of these larger venues as well that bring people to san francisco for concerts'. they have a multiplier effect. they're not nightclub's the large venues. in this case, masonic happens to be in a mixed use neighborhood, b

tonight the bright blue on your freeze warning a effect along the mason-dixon line. he point westward. it will be just above freezing in the metro area. sunny and 56 degrees. on over.going to zoom startingd traffic is to heat up. o gaithersburg, give thell going to normal travel times. the three best does step. -- goo d through bethesda. in good shape right now through northwest ave. of the norm. the metrorail is reporting that n normal service. >> thank you. is 10 minutes past the hour. to surge. continue a gallon of gas has jumped 11 cents. >> prices will climb through midday. then it'll finally retrieved. the national average price for a regular is now $3.89. in d.c., $3.14. in virginia, $3.83. we're looking at 55 degrees. >> things are looking up for tiger woods. he has a new video game hitting stores. say.what he has to stepot machines are one stepot machines are one greetings from the windy city of chicago. stepot machines are one people here sure are friendly but some have had a hard time understanding my accent. so to make sure people get every word of the gei

ride along the mason dixon line we have a dense fog advisory. to a quarter of a mile or less. be aware of that. 59 degrees in the district. frederiksberg 61 degrees. 51 degrees in winchester. 39 in martinsburg. 40 in hagerstown. it is a wide range and temperatures. if that be the case this afternoon. we will burn off the morning fog. it will be breezy. you'll notice the westerly wind. 55 degrees for the high in the district. 69 and stafford. only in the upper-50's of parts of western maryland. cumberland 67 degrees. tonight clear. temperatures are from 40 degrees. increasing clouds and a tens of late days sprinkles. >> a beautiful bride. it keeps the visibility rather poor. we're coming out around brown tail. the good on 66. nothing was complicated on 395 between the beltway in the 14th street bridge. nowhere is to report from springfield virginia. >> all right. thank you. ♪ >> fans are remembering davy jones, at the heart throb to talk to the music charts and the 1960's. >> he was 66 years old. he died of a heart attack. this shows how he gaine

the final minute, mason down eight. mike morrison turns it over. the lay-in plus the foul. vcu defeats george mason 74-64. the patriots now await an nic bid. >>> virginia tech hosting nc state in their regular season finale. guard eric green drives kind of sort of takes flight here and makes an acrobatic lay-in. the hokies trail by four. the wolfpack up 13. scott wood inside to a cutting c.j. leslie for the dunk. he had 18 points. nc state defeats virginia tech 70-58 to earn a winning acc place for the first time in six years. the hokies play clemson thursday night in the acc tournament. >>> acc women's championship game in greensboro, maryland versus georgia tech, game tied, tech turning it over. the terps angela bayard bring tups. maryland up two, the bench and -- brings it up. maryland up two, berndt and the fans charged up -- the bench and the fans charged up. maryland wins 68-65 and congratulations to brenda frese. they become the first team to win 10 acc championships. >>> the quarterfinals of the big east women's tournament georgetown facing west virginia. the hoyas s

shenandoah valley and along the mason-dixon line. locally, it is a freeze watch. we will be just above freezing in the metro area tomorrow morning. off to the northwest of town, a few degrees below freezing. 56 degrees tomorrow and sunny. >> thanks very much. topping sports, ohio state and louisville punched their tickets on saturday. kentucky and kansas joined the party yesterday. on the ice the capitals keeping the playoff hopes alive on the weekend, setting up another must win tomorrow night. alex ovechkin getting his ninth goal in the last. seven last that gave the capitals of victory over minnesota. tiger woods is back on top as he won the arnold palmer invitational yesterday in orlando, his first pga tour victory in 30 months. >> and bright as he has a new video game coming out tomorrow. patuxent it's monday morning 56 degrees. >> the financial benefits of a happy childhood, coming up. and the "hunger games" quenches fans appetite. >> and there's a debate over whether former vice president dick cheney we want to protect the house. right. but... home security

them for the fort mason position, recognizing that if it's not offered to you, that may be unnecessary, but at least to take that potential road block out of the way or let us consider that. am i going further than you meant in the. chairperson hur: i did ask whether that was something that would be helpful to mr. selna. i'm not sure how far along we can go in that. >> whether you would be to do it this evening? i'm sorry. i didn't know that's what you were asking. yeah, i would more than welcome your input or a decision on that particular -- that matter, and i'm happy to provide you with more detail about it if you'd like to the extent that i know it and again, so, please, yeah, i'd be more than happy for you to do that. and i can answer whatever questions that i can answer that may be relevant to it. chairperson hur: i suggest we take public comment and then perhaps we'll invite you back up, mr. selna. >> thanks very much. i understand this is unprecedented and there are unknowns for you but i truly do believe, given the limited amount of time and limited contacts that i had, it's a

called his own number and look at the beautiful reverse lay in. mason survives the upset.ld off georgia state 61- 59. they will take on vcu in tomorrow's semifinal round. in other local scores, gw falls to dayton, 75-59 in their season finale. also american crushed by lee high, 85-66. some good news. the maryland women advance to tomorrow's acc championship game to face georgia tech. coming up, how much is too much for rg3 and did tiger woods contemplate leaving golf? dave ross and wisdom martin debeat it all. off the wall is next.  people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? somebody help me down. >>> off the wall, dave ross and wisdom martin. we have controversy in the golf world. >> that can only mean tiger

quick and delicious. >> mason: you might remember these ads from the 1980s. >> goya. >> mason:. >> goyaecome the nation's largest hispanic-owned food company with an estimated $1.7 billion a year in sales. >> we're expanding the whole distribution facility. >> but talk to the brothers who run it. they say they haven't even served the main course. >> our dream is to have goya products in every store on every table across america. >> reporter: every store? >> every store. and every home. >> reporter: lofty plans from humble beginnings. the company was formed in new york city in 1936 by a spanish immigrant named presidentio ortiz who thought his name was too hard to pronounce so that same year he bought the name goya from a moroccan sardine manufacturer for $1. goya foods was born and grew quickly but not without struggles. >> the supermarkets at that time didn't want to recognize the latino community, kind of didn't want that element in their stores. >> reporter: bob is presidentio's grandson and goya's current president. >> what a lot of people feel is when an immigrant comes into this c

this request links into the masonic avenue street redesign study, which was completed early in 2011. the currently proposed upgrades would take three objectives from that study, including reducing the number of vehicular collisions along the corridor. that study is currently under environmental review. at 78 is expected to begin the design work for this request by in the spring of 2012, completing construction in 2014. submitting future prop k requests to leverage the remaining highway safety requests. the second request is for planning and conceptual design environmental phases of the second street streetscape project. so, this is an $80,000 propped a request for general funds for the environmental review of the second streetscape project. as the board will recall, the original second streetscape project received a $4 million block grant from the authority. recently, in february, there was a special board meeting in which the authority reprogrammed those funds to other projects with community average coordination amongst city agencies, putting the federal funding at risk, we took ac

this request links into the masonic avenue street redesign study, which was completed early in 2011. the currently proposed upgrades would take three objectives from that study, including reducing the number of vehicular collisions along the corridor. that study is currently under environmental review. at 78 is expected to begin the design work for this request by in the spring of 2012, completing construction in 2014. submitting future prop k requests to leverage the remaining highway safety

was south of the transfer -- the mason decisiodixon line. st. augustine was established in the late 1850's during the separate but equal and in most cases on equal time. this school was started by the first order of black roman catholic nuns, the oblate sisters of providence out of baltimore, maryland. their purpose was to educate black children. these nuns persistence and unflinching sacrifice influence my mother's life and my life. my mother was in high school when the march on washington occurred. the weeks leading up to the march, my mother participated in many peaceful demonstrations and picket lines in front of the white house. again, this is another example of unshakable persistence and sacrifice. she did this being afraid and not reacting when the white agitators were spitting on her and her girlfriend. it was important for her to peacefully continue in her fight for justice and civil rights. i mother was the first to obtain a college degree and went on to an education in education that lasted for decades. my work ethic was derived from h

i would also note by the way that the new executive director of the fort mason center foundation, a former city employee, is now on the city's board of appeals so that may create the appearance of some convoluted mode of access and i want to be clear they know mr. selna a little bit, he's a fine, fine fellow, and my comments are not about his character but about the nature of the request that's before you and the approval process for a waiver, having been through this at many past meetings. i don't believe in this case that the criteria were met. i don't believe you should grant a broad waiver in the way that's being proposed. i don't believe that you have enough facts for a specific waiver and so i would recommend, following further discussion, that you not act on this tonight but lay out some conditions perhaps for this to come back to you and if it's so warranted, the usual practice is that the individual leaves city service, lines up some other opportunity, either starts with that without communicating to city folks that that person is at that time unable to communicate with and then s

has more now about the results of these so-called stress tests. anthony. >> mason: the federal reserve conducts the stress test every year, scot, but this is the first time since 2009 it's made the results public. 19 bank holding companies were evaluated. overall the prognosis is good. 15 passed, the four that failed: city group, sun trust, allied financial, and met life. the tests are designed to ensure the banks have the cash and securities necessary to withstand a financial crisis like the one we endured in 2008. the fed's scenario imagined the banks weathering a severe recession in the u.s. with unemployment 13%, a 50% drop in the stock market and a 21% decline in housing prices. four banks did fail, that's down from ten that flunked in 2009. since then the 19 participating banks have nearly doubled the amount of capital they're holding from 420 billion dollars in '09 to $759 billion now. america's banking system, scott, is significantly healthier. >> pelley: and anthony when we say these four banks failed the stress test that doesn't mean those banks are in tr

by the other masons, who tended to be not only the social leaders and the financial leaders but the intellectual leaders. c-span: what was a mason? >> guest: a freemason. that organization started in france, and it was anti-catholic and it was anti-autocratic. they were great believers in individual rights and great believers in thomas paine and the rights of man and all that. c-span: only men? >> guest: oh, yes, sure. this is where arnold, i think, picked up a lot of his rhetoric. he had very good rhetoric, but i think this is where he picked up a lot of his patriotic rhetoric, from being a mason. anyway, he gets to cambridge and he manages to meet joseph warren, the head of the massachusetts committee of safety. there is a massachusetts committee of safety, a massachusetts committee of correspondence, a massachusetts assembly. the massachusetts assembly was official, but all these other little ad hoc organizations sprang up to articulate grievances against great britain. arnold was a connecticut captain, and warren was able to create him a massachusetts colonel and to send him with

item 7 is the commission approving the condition at use authorization at the masonic center. item 8 is the motion disapproving the planning position. item 9 is asking the clerk to prepare finding. president chiu: as i mentioned earlier in the meeting, colleagues, both parties in this matter have agreed to a continuance of one week. there have been fruitful conversations in recent days that potentially may lead to a resolution of this matter. so with that, i'd like to first entertain a motion to continue for one week. motion by supervisor farrell. seconded by supervisor martha we continue this item to april 3. before we move with the motion to continue, if there are any members of the public who wish to speak on this matter, please let us know. seeing none. on the motion to continue, colleagues, if we could take that without objection. without objection, that should be the case and this matter will be continued until april 3. madam clerk, could you read the adoption calendar. >> items 12-16 are being considered for immediate and unanimous adoption without committee reference. t

the nas nasdaq hits its highest level of the 21st century. anthony mason with a report on which banks are healthiest. new information on the massacre in afghanistan. the president vows a full investigation. >> >> the killing of innocent civilians is civilians is outrageous and unacceptable. >> pelley: reports from chip reid and david martin. it's primary night in alabama and mississippi. correspondents andrews, nancy cordes and jan crawford on what could be a g.o.p. game changer. and byron pitts on how a poster child for america's obesity epidemic became a model for turning it around. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. if you're one of the millions of americans invested in the stock market maybe through your 401(k) plan, chances are your nest egg is worth more tonight than when you left for work this morning. stocks reached heights today that we haven't seen in years. have a look. the dow gained more than 217 points, closing at 13,177. that's the highest close since december of '07. the na