to eliminate this peak lane? >> the majority hayes and perk are permitted at a.m. and p.m. peak. >> okay, on the feldstreet will we have left turn restriction? >> no, the travel between oak and stell has three lanes. and it feeds into the next block that will merge into two to feed the rest of the project. even northbound vehicle at stell and feld is blocking and in the turn they have to go to two lanes. the two adjacent to that left-turning vehicle flows smoothly. you are going from three to two, basically. >> the improvement is not south of feld, it's north of feld. so the continue that is there south of feldwi wilwil wilwill remain. >> but south of feld, if you don't make that left turn restriction on feld-street. you will have a situation where someone in the morning hours makes a left turn you have one lane of traffic going northbound. >> the vehicles heading northbound on masonic as they approach feld. there are three lanes. >> what about after they cross feld? >> you will have restrictions. >> from hayes to feld,

if you look at the peak at the end of 2007, in this move, the s&p ran up 807 points. keep that number in mind. 807 points over 60-week period. now since the generational bottomed in march of 2009, the

we'll talk about when the storm will peak late in the the day tomorrow. >>> the walt -- baltimore city school system has hired a cheating detective company. the company will look at 8,000 test booklets from 2009 to 2010. the school system is investigating cheating. the school's chief was involved. >>> things inial assessment of educational progress tested thousands of students in 8th and 12th grade. they were asked to do writing assignments in three areas. now on average female students in the eighth grade scored 150. guys scored 140. in the 12 ged grade female students 157 compared to the male of 143. they believe one of the reasons for such differences is girls actually like writing better than boys. >> okay. >>> orioles are in seattle after losing two out of three in oakland and falling a game off of new york. tickets would go on sale saturday. if you place a $250 deposit for a partial ticket, by mid-night you'll be able to go online. the only place tickets could be sold is at orioles.com post season. >> getting close. all right. affording healthcare plan with no deductible. >> watc

people in utah were heading to the canyons to find fall color and found something else. peaks in the mountains can be seen with dustings of snow in september. this is more than a dusting. the snow hit the peaks, higher than 9000 feet in altitude but averaged 4 to 5 inches off the peaks, so much snow people went in the dark. >> do you like that, doesn't it get you excited for winter. >> i kind of am this year because it was so dry, so i actually want to see at least one or two good snowstorms this year. we'll see how that goes. that's good news in colorado, utah, definitely needed their snow for the wet weather because they have had the drought across that area. we have showers now feeding in across the area and we are going to be hit with some wet weather this morning. that's exactly what we're getting in cecil county. on the backside of that, we will dry out and have another round as we go through the rest of the morning and a possibility of some showers as we go into the afternoon. heading out to the football game. here's that forecast for you. mild with showers possible wit

goes for, like, at the peak. -- those were, like, at the peak. my time is up? >> i think you have 20 seconds. >> 3 lot of people trying to sell the property across the street. -- there are a lot of people trying to sell the property across the street. all this extreme blight is horrible for the church, for the real-estate market, for all of the neighbors. the constant homeless problem. it is horrible. >> would you like to offer your name for the record? thank you very much. public comment on this item? the public comment portion is closed. commissioners? commissioner hillis: i was not on the commission for the prior hearing. i did had a chance to review all of the material. i felt comfortable voting on this item. i am supporter of -- supportive of the draft motion. commissioner moore: on june 28, 2012, the planning commission passed a motion to disapprove. this topic has been exhaustively discussed. we had extensive meetings. nothing has been added. i move to disapprove. >> seconds. commissioner antonini: i would like to set the record straight on some of our e

i won't say "consensus", but a majority of data points and opinions that at least in the peak time s there is unmet needs. have we had communication from the consultant? do we have any advance suggestions from him about the unmet needs or are we really in the dark as far as what his conclusions will be? >> largely in the dark at this time. he has not issued any preliminary report or preliminary findings, so there is no draft report that hasn't been shared. i have not seen anything. i did call him, when i was first contemplating this, just to in part let him know, but also to kind of get -- see if i could get any sense of where he was. and since he hadn't finished his work, he wasn't really willing to commit anything specifically. though i interpreted that he was finding -- he was affirming what many speakers spoke to as there being a deficiency in the number of the tachi cabs. he wasn't committing to or talking about any numbers, but i got confidence from that conversation that that will be a finding. >> sure. and as i have said, since i have been struggling with these issues, the sin

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at least 10% or more, when they look back and the economy peaked at that point and that's not the case and definitely in the entered a recession if you look at the stock market. >> gary b, looking at the stock market, you're famous for that, in fact, we call you the chart man and look at overall trends. what is the stock market telling you about the economy, going up, down, side ways? >> well, if you believe that the stock market is, as you say a leading indicator. you would think that the economy is going up. i am not convinced. i think that the-- the coordination, the correlation between the economy and the stock market is always ten use at best. the things i look at, for the economy and i'll state clearly that i'm squarely in the middle here, i think the economy is at best moving side ways and i think we've been moving side ways, the things that count. look, unemployment. we've talked before, is inching down, but it's still, i think, anyone would admit, it's still at super high levels, it's a lot higher than the obama administration thought it was going to be at this point. and it's

. >> i would like to see the west of twin peaks labor quit later. >> -- neighborhood layer. >> i think we had heard testimony from the twin peaks improvement association with that. they saw twin peaks boulevard as being a strong border. >> the purple is the west of twin peaks council submission. >> thank you. any other questions? deviation, -0.69%. commissioner tidwell: could you say it again? yes. >> thank you. commissioner schreiber: yes. >> no. commissioner mondejar: yes. vice chair lam: yes. commissioner melara: yes. commissioner leigh: yes. >> please make this change. the last thing on our list is the hill. >> melissa, do you want to make that proposal? highlighting the block of th e post of van ness and franklin which would put the cathedral hill development in 25. >> that is a population of one person. >> who lives there? >> the guards. >> the deviation for district 2 would be -5%. we will be checking on that. >> it is still ok. it is still ok. >> would you like us to check on the deviation? we can take a look at it. >> it becomes 6.9944. >> i have some good news for you. the de

and we have wind gusts for you, the peak wind gusts in our airports, 58 miles an hour at national airport47, dulles; 35, bwi-thurgood marshal. martinsburg, 52 miles an hour wind gusts, fort belvoir, 49 and 39 at the air base. and the wins are strong across the region and highs in the 90s, upper 80s and some unstable air mass and that is some cooler air. 68 at reagan national airport; 63, gaithersburg and hagerstown and to fredericksburg at this hour. the mid-atlantic, and 67 in boston and 64 in new york and look at the 50s here. the temperatures a big drop. the northwesterly wind

than election day and worse than on inauguration date, and the only silver lining is not as bad as the peak. another claim is the quality of these jobs. listen to what the first lady said about that. >> that's how he brought our economy from the brink of collapse to creating jobs again. jobs that you can raise a family on. good jobs right here in the united states of america. >> the problem with saying that these are good jobs is the facts don't seem to support it. some of of the jobs were temporary and paid for by the stimulus or perhaps census work or that sort of thing. so they did not last. and some of the jobs are not worth the jobs that we lost. a variety of studies say we lost more middle to upper income jobs an gained more lower level jobs. the simple truth is that the numbers may be technically correct in some of the claims, but when you look at all of the details, there is an awful lot more that needs to be seen. this is tom foreman, charlotte. >>> the b.t. founder bob johnson was not a fn of president obama four years ago, so what has actually changed? we will talk to him live in

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i ve seen numbers that say we are 80% where we were at the very peak of the market. bu waiting for that, you have to take other things into consideration. e you also buying in this market? what are your plans for t the future? how ng will you hold oufor an improvement in price? i think it is a personal decision. >> thank youou so much for giving us a snapshoof what thinings are lookg like in the real-estate market. we will be back k after a break with pamela sorensen's take on the business of philanthropy retail, and hospitalality. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, protecting people's lives... [ soldier ] move out! [ male announcer ] ...without their even knowing it. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. we're sitting on a bunch of shale gas. there's natural gas under my town. it's a game changer. ♪ ♪ it means eaner, cheaper american-made e energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the we

during the peak of the evening commute. demonstrators say huge profitests have been successful in slowing down real estate foreclosure autos there are a couple dozen people in their homes because they organized and with occupy, fought the banks. >> actions the day of action begin was a noon protest at san francisco war memorial building and demonstrations taking place in the castro district and pg&e headquarters. >> there is the university of california released a report about the handling of the protests last year. there is officers seen jabbing and clubbing demonstrators and using pepper spray at uc davis this, includes 49 rec men daigs calling for better communications and training for officers. >> the close encounter and how we can see it california dairy farmers getting tired of getting squeezed over milk prices. why they say they can go belly up. >> and there is the way gas prices drive car sales. the news continues in one minute. >>> california dairy farmers say they're on the brink of bankruptcy. and they say they'r

it's hard to imagine this is still the peak of the hurricane season, but we've had a big break here the last couple weeks. no threats. >> i can't believe you're back and bringing the 50 s with you. >> 50s? 30s in illinois. and you don't like cold weather. >>> gummy worms instead of corn feed? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, was clint eastwood's new baseball film a home run or a strikeout with the movie goers? >>> coming up, a controversial ending between the pats and ravens. the biggest payday in golf and the babe ruth of nascar. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. riot police in greece used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse muslim protesters in athens during a rally against the controversial anti-islam film produced in the united states. six people were detained, but there were no injuries reported. >>> in nepal, rescue workers and helicopters continue searching for more climbers lost in an avalanche anne ththat kille

the report shows the peak season for movvng... is may first through august 31st. the second most popular city for moving into... is chicago. atlanta, phoenix and dallas round out the top five. classes are canceled in chicago for the 5th day in a row... as the teachers union and board of education workkto reach an agreement in the teachers' strike.thh board of education says they're getting closer.both sides say they hope a deal will be reachee this weekend... and that kids can return to school on monddy. 3& police in texxs yank a elderly woman from her car... pfter she refuses to show them &pher i-d. i-d.77-year old lynn bedford says she told the offfccr she needed to use the bathroom first... becaase she had a bladder infection. but the officer said if she didn't show her i-d... she would be arrested. when she didn't comply... thh officer ulled her mosssays: he controlled the entire situation and e made it go in he direction that he did. he let it escalate. he controlled that."mos says: "i really don't believe there was state law violated or &pdepartmental policy

this is the peak of the storm. we have two hurricanes out there, hurricane michael which is harmlessly out in the open of the mid-atlantic but could become a dangerous hurricane later today and then we have leslie. this is the one we've been tracking over the last couple of days south of bermuda. this is the one we'll have to watch impacting bermuda and the canadian maritime over the next five days. as far as the east coast goes, we're actually safe from leslie. the cold front that's heading off the coast will keep this storm off to our east, but it will grow potentially if the category 2 hurricane. it's going to send huge waves to the east coast. it looks like monday will be the closest it will get to cape maine. it could cross through the canadian maritime. it will be in a weakening state but they still have to prepare. the other thing we have to watch for is possible tropical trouble in the gulf. slow development is possible off the louisiana coastline. it's not where we want to see anything that. would be very

could be some downpours in the peak heating of the afternoon.s we go into tom and thursday that trough should slide further south. we'll get clearing, perhaps thursday night oral game, the weather will be look good and drier air for friday, should mean decent weather for the and of the week. tropical satellite staying active, left overs of kirk. leslie still a powerful tropical storm that's crawling in the open atlantic. a little bit of decent organization. still projected to become a very intense hurricane over the next three to survive days and eventually threaten bermuda. we'll see what happens. even the western most track keeping it offshore. overnight 74. showers and humidity continue, maybe a few showers or storms into the day tomorrow and then later in the afternoon, this is when we could get tropical showers late in the day. where the line will be we cannot say but we think somewhere in the state we'll get heavy rain. tomorrow night lingering showers and as we look at the outlook you can see thursday into friday we get the drying trend.

we can tell you the number of delays today remains higher than what is typical but is lower than the peak earlier in the week. some flights are canceled for the next month or so because of this ongoing issue. >> still to come the nation's largest bank gets ready to cut thousands of employees. will tell you how soon that might happen. >> also, why fewer of us are driving alone in our cars. [ romney ] my plan is to help the middle class. trade has to work for america. that means crack down on cheaters like china, it means open up new markets. next, we've got to balance the budget. you've got to cut the deficit. you've got to stop spending more money than we take in. and finally champion small business. have tax policies, regulations, and healthcare policies that help small business. we put those in place; we'll add twelv te million new jobs in four years. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. i'm barack obama and i approve this message. some of our children's greatest experiences have been in the smaller classrooms. vo: but mitt romney says class sizes don't matter... and he supports

we've not seen the entire year, that means possible triple digits inland, sunday and monday will be the peakat and likely the warmest weather this year. concord tomorrow 84, san jose 79, the heat gets going saturday and sunday fremont's 78, palo alto 77, walnut creek fairfield 92, upper seventies for san rafael and petaluma. upper '90s inland, well into the 80s in the bay. four straight days in the '70s. the heat will and tuesday and back to normal wednesday. >>> the a's hit five home runs today wasn't enough to beat texas how did stanford do in,,,, >>> stanford's stock not of been higher without andrew luck after beating u.s. c, tonight david shaw us a thrill the cardinal at washington the had the lead late in the first quarter an interception and egos for the touchdown makes it 13-3 stanford under five minutes to go jayson williams gives washington a 17-13 lead, josh nunez wanted more but picked off that was the ball game stanford's offense held out of the first time since 2007. a's and rangers bob melvin hopes another rookie pitcher polls them through. one inning allowed two home runs mak

i do support the peak-time permits, which you tried in single operating permit. i think you should issue more of those. they will be on the roads when needed. you know, just a general comment seems like you took 20-30 million dollars out of the industry and you haven't invested in that industry even $1. not in working transitions for the driver and haven't approved any kind of service. i was part of the group in '95, which we supported the sharing of the dispatch data, which was greatly improved the cabs. you haven't picked that issue up and overall i'm extremely disappointed with your work. >> thank you next speaker. >> amy lawrence, followed by keith rasckin. >> good afternoon; >> ladies and gentlemen of the audience and commissioners, good afternoon. i am shocked at the speed of which you destroying the income of the average driver in san francisco. given medallions away nonstop, only to find out the story of the income of the san francisco taxi driver -- what does he actually make? do you have any idea? put it out more medallions is fine, but san francisco has

of the peak of the heat is sunday. near the bay this will be the warmest weather we have seen this year. fairfield 92 and 80 in benicia. oakland 70. sonoma, 81 degrees. high temperatures over the weekend, 98 inland on sunday. we're looking at temperature's staying warm for the next several days and that shot of the golden gate will be much different picture coming up about 24 hours from now. >> we are supposed to get a live picture from roberta in the zeppelin but we're having a few technical difficulties and we will check in with her later on, dan hurd: when i was a child, california was a leader in education funding. erika derry: and the fact that california isn't making it a priority frustrates me. dan hurd: i'm ashamed of that, and i don't want this to continue for my daughter. brenda kealing: prop 38 is going to bring a lot of money to our schools. suzan solomon: the money stays at the school site. cade derry: what i would really like to see is that the teachers... that were laid off come back to the school. navaz

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not coincidentally, we were at the peak of a last large recession. when you have large recessions, it naturally follows you're going to have increased poverty. ed good news is it looks like the poverty rate peaked in 2011, looks like we're coming back down as things get better action there is every reason to expect that number is also going -- inform victor y guess what? it turns out when we were in the midst of the recession in the '90s was one of the most effective times in the late '90s, late 1990s, that's when welfare rolls were declines as a result of this welfare reform act. so it's not necessarily true that these things go hand in hand with a bad economy. >> i agree. when you look at things over the long-term examine -- and that half century since we began the so-called war on poverty, the numbers have continued to get worse. i think part of the problem is that we're giving people subsidies, government handouts and they don't really need it. one stunning statistic i ran into this week is that 40% of american school children are on free or subsi

this is probably the peak week of the hurricane season. we have tropical storm leslie. unfortunately this trough heading up to the coastline, off the coast i should say, is going to miss leslie. the storm is going to sit and linger off the eastern seaboard the next week. near bermuda next weekend. it will send large waves and rip currents, probably dangerous beach weather today through the next couple of days on the eastern sea board. be careful, swim near lifeguards, dodge those afternoon storms because of that humidity that will pop up this afternoon. that's a look at your national forecast. now the weather outside your window. we'll continue to watch a chance of showers and storms many areas of east coast including miami, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia. pretty much all the way up the coastline. we are dry in the middle of the country. hot, austin 99. >>> looks leek what's left of isaac, that moisture, going to bring rain to the east for the next couple of days. >> it's going to be a wet labor day, we didn't want that. >> not all day. >>> ben hinsy's ready putting bain

you expect that at this time of year, the peak of the melt season. there is snow on the mountainside in the distance. but what scientists are concerned about is the rate of melting out in the ocean. it has left them stunned. >> a journey through a frozen ocean transformed into slush. this is the arctic where temperatures are rising and the ice is stirring. we approached the ainge and we need to be careful. like many, it is shedding great chunks of ice into the ocean. 1 million fragments fall like trouble. -- rubble. it is beyond doubt the arctic is changing dramatically and the ocean is going through a record amount. although this region is remote, it could have repercussions for global weather patterns thousands of miles away. across the arctic, scientists are trying to understand what is happening. a helicopter lifts a device into the air and the measures the thickness of the ice. an indicator of how long it might last. the results are verified the old fashion way, by drawing. researchers say the ice is definitely getting thinner. during a break, i

it comes through after the peak heating of the day. we don't think we'll she lot in the way of new showers. how about the tropics? nadine showing strength. let's take a closer look at play in dean. you see pretty deep convection. possible it could become a hurricane over the next 12 to 24 hours, so we'll see what happens to old mighty nadine. 58, mostly clear, cool. there could be patchy fog by daybreak tomorrow, so we'll watch for that into the morning hours. any fog that does develop will burn off, partly cloudy, warm day, 83 but a chance for a stray shower coming in tomorrow evening. taking a look at the weekend setup, it's not bad at all, 70s, shungz real -- sunshine really good. if we see a shower, it will be late friday evening. so i would say this. enjoy the weekend. enjoy the rest of the outlook because conditions will get a little more unsettled and probably not as nice as we go toward tuesday. >> when buying a used car, you search the web looking for good prices. >> but of ri car holds a see -- every car holds a secret. joce

of course, the peak of the rush hour it will be a little slow. hit and miss showers and storms out there today. it will be more miss than anything else. and then later, the forecast period we will see significant rain. tu f mid-atlantic and new england. >> all right, bill, thanks so much. coming up, more war drove woes for england's prince william and kate. plus, have kristen stewart and robert patteson the reon tot level? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. the new depend silhouette briefs for charity to prove how great the fit is even under a fantastic dress. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. we invite you to get a free sample and try one on too. r spenr nes a little help saving. for adding "& sons." for the dreamer, planning an early escape. for the mother of the bride. for whoever you are, for whatever you're trying to achieve, ncas thnoly, gnc and over 150 years you're trof experienceve, to help you get there. ♪ >>> welcome back to "first look." fans are remembering andy williams who died tuesday night at