both directions ritchie highway between 11th avenue and townsend avenue. report of an accident southwestern boulevard at wilkins avenue. we will have a live look at the harrisburg expressway at somewhat juan road. north and southbound light volume for this time of morning. over to a live view of the beltway at 295 in the southwest corner moving fine this. that is the latest on "traffic pulse 11." >> any time you have a nice mild friday in november, things are looking good. look at the dry swath on the water vapor imagery from new england to the deep south. that is a ridge of high pressure built in over the area and will keep us in the warmth for this time of year for this weekend. 61 to 66 today. 65 to close to 70 for tomorrow. i have the details of the forecast coming up in a bit. >> good evening. ed reed walked through the ravens locker room after the game and said the ravens let them off the hook. the falcons may have let the ravens back it but the ravens couldn't hold a one-point lead with one minute left. 26-21 the falcons go on an 80-yard drive to wi

property is at 460 townsend street.t is the appealing of a notice of violation and penalty dated august 25, 2010, regarding the operation of an unauthorized educational use at the subject property. president peterson: thank you. you have seven minutes. >> hello. my name is david cincotta, and i am here on behalf of the academy of art university. the zoning administrator has determined that because we don't have an institutional master plan or conditional use permit for for under 60 townsend, that the academy is occupying the building illegally. what am i asking you to do? what i believe -- as i have said in my papers, we have an institutional master plan, and the department has not wanted to recognize it. i'm not going to stand here and tell you that we have a conditional use permit. we do not. but we have been unable to have a conditional use permit reviewed because we don't have a valid institutional master plan, as far as the planning department is concerned, so there is nothing to review it against. i want to point

but about two months ago i received an e-mail from john townsend of townsend p books in deep river, connecticut, reporting that he had found an edition not reported in my book. in my opinion, the only edition missing from my rivers of america book. of course, i bought it. and thus it is my pleasure to present that missing edition to deanna marcum, mark and john cole forinclusion in the rivers archive. john, would you like to come -- [laughter] [applause] >> thank you so much. >> you're well welcome. >> this is wonderful. >> it was a surprising edition. >> may your collecting never stop. >> i hope it doesn't. [laughter] >> thank you very much. >> thank you, carol. >> thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> well, thank you, carol, and thank you, gene. it's a wonderful summary, and it's really a wonderful tribute, in this a way, to the collecting spirit and the sharing that goes so much part of it. and that, of course, is one of the features of tonight's ceremony. i want to say just a word or two about the contest and also point out for you, there's going to be a brief reception

the eagles across town to townsend to face the tigers tonight.nd in the dark uniform on the attack. gets the shooters roll for two. pat kennedy's tigers are playing from back court pressure. troy franklin will get the steal. he will take it all the way to the stop. >>> malcolm delaney, gunning for the upset, delaney will launch a three pointer. delaney lead all points. k state came alive. an alley oop to samuels. no upset in this one. >>> women's basketball top ranked kentucky riding a 79 game winning streak. huskies take on baylor. mia moore led the way, 30 points for her. the huskies regain the lead late. down by one, last shot is short. yukon wins 65-64 80 wins in a row for the two time defending women's champion. >>> roy halladay of the phillies wins the cy young award. got all 32 votes of the cy young balloting. he's the fifth guy to win the cy young in both the american and national league. i'll have update for you tomorrow at 5:00. >> thank you, mark. >>> nobody wants to see dog doo >>> nobody wants to see dog doo in their front ,,,,,,,, [

one of the properties was 460 townsend street. the planning commission hearing in november, commissioner sugaya asked the representative whether or not they had changed the use of this building without benefit of a permit. the answer was in the affirmative. it is clear that the property is in violation. the department and the city has been patient resolving these issues. we decided on an enforcement policy that we would hold off enforcement actions for applications on buildings that they had acquired previous to the environmental review period. we are pursuing those without benefit of permit after that date. that is why it is before you. the i.m.p. is what is holding this up. they don't have an environmental impact report. they filed this one in 2008. it takes one or two years. we are more than two years into it and the there have been considerable delays. the record clearly shows that we have not had complete compliance from the academy. we have had numerous hearings at the planning commission, probably more than 20. at one point

embarcadero is closed between second and townsend. here is a live shot of the golden gate bridge, i think a lot of folks were out late celebrating and we'll check the san mateo bridge. no trouble in either direction. on highway 92, you may find some road work until about 7:00 this morning. so far not causing any big delays. >>> thank you very much. >> the time is 4:44. >> and the battle over a california law restricting the 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. go-gurt is specially made to freeze and thaw by lunch time? so kids can have their favorite yogurt in their lunch box go-gurt. freeze it. thaw i

that's what we should be doing. >> fran townsend, does he make sense? >> he does make sense. i think the american people are frustrated. we associate pat-downs and that sort of behavior with law enforcement, the way we treat criminals. the underwear bomber was almost a year ago. why haven't -- why don't we have better technology. in defense of the government's action, they have deployed more of these scanners. they haven't done a very good job explaining they don't retain these images, they are screened away from where the public view is. they're trying. but they need to do better. >> congressman ellis, the government tries and needs to do better, do you think that the answer is in technology, more technology at the airport, some new way of screening that perhaps is less invasive, or is it as your fellow congressman suggested, perhaps we're doing this wrong, we should be doing more profiling, using more intelligence outside of the airport, to judge -- to have have a better sense of how to judge people and select who gets more screening at the airport? >> clearly it's both. i

central subway provides a direct link to caltrain and imposed high speed rail station at fourth and townsend. earlier this year in march, we put in a programming request to the california transportation commission for $27 million, and we were approved by the ctc to move forward with $27 million of the $61 million. a $31 million represents the balance of that funding source. prop1b, there is $78 million left in the program listed as uncommitted. 72.3 of that $70 million of and committed funding will be allocated to the central subway program. we have been receiving $9 million in savings from this been climate for project phase one, so we will be looking at reprogramming that prop k effort back to central subway. phase two, we recently received federal allocations that allows us to unallocate some of the funds for islais creek. geneva can be project, that project is in close out, $1.2 million in savings for that effort that would be allocated to the central subway project. finally, the its radius system replacement program. there will be some lower-cost program that will be allocated back. som

brookland a pole down between 11th avenue and townsend avenue.ve a look at the west side of the beltway at liberty road. you see volume building but no official delays so far so you should be pretty good there. switching to a live view of 95 at 195 both north and southbound moving. that is the latest. now for a final check of buses and trains with kurt kroncke of the m.t.a. >> we are looking for the most part pretty good on the marc trains. no delays on the penn, camden or brunswick. light rail on time. buses 27 with a 30 minute delay 52, 53 and 91, 15 to 20 late. 1, 3, 61 and 61 at charles and pratt. now back to sandra shaw. good morning, sandra. >> good morning. happy friday to everybody out there thanks to a nice ridge of high pressure over the entire east coast we will see plenty conditions, above normal. different for november and plenty of sun. the next bound have i to the west and that will be ear sunday night and it will likely just cool us down for the start of week. later next week is a shot of rain. so not bad. right now temperaturewis

because the academy of art university is operating at46 4560 townsend without conditional use authorization. and there is the i.m.p. the first part is irrefutable. we could talk about whether or not the process has been fair and reasonable, and two points had to deal with the issue of receiving from someone in planning a note or something stating that the basic requirements have been met. the language would suggest that not all ofthe requirements have been met. there were three other things, i can't remember what those were, i think it was enforcement, transportation, and a third thing that was being asked. the other issue has to do with technical aspects of that, whether or not the hearing was closed. the hearing is not closed when the additional information has been asked for. i feel comfortable with the fact the basic requirements having to do with i.m.p. have been met. i am not going this a a thatau -- to say that aau acted impishly. [laughter] >> i'll go. i concur with commissioner garcia, that the issue for us is the conditional use. the appellant is asking the us towei weigh in on ye

townsend lost their openings tonight. >>> in boxing, weigh in for the super welter weight fight in dallas tomorrow night. paquiao checks in at 145-pound. he will face antonio margarito he weighed in at 150. next, an upset special at laurel park. rebel challenger went off as a 70-1 long shot. guiding a come down the stretch. first time he won, pays $145 on a two buck bet. finally a long shot that veers off course. it's a reminder keep your eye on the ball. keep your eye on the ball it'll spill into the gallery where a spectator takes it right on the head. the man was cart off for medical care with an ice pack on his head. >> there's a souvenir you don't want. >> thank you, mark. >>> when we come back, a hair raising tata,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a soon to be new york city landmark is readty to go. their christmas tree was donated by 9/11 first responder. 30,000 light and a christmas star will be used to decorate the tree. this year's lighting ceremony is still on for november 30th. >>> take a look at this acrobatic performance at halftime of an nba game in chicago. that's right, no hands on

. >> reporter: i'm at townsend and second and the giants have won the world series.the crowd is out of their mind with happiness. they have been high fiving cheering, you can see they are completely -- overwhelmed happiness here. the giants winning the world series. jeff bush,. >> and it's going to be a victory parade this week. will the weather be nice? we have pretty good weathehe p . >>> live pictures of the park where the giants fans are celebrating. it's like almost four hours now since the game ended and it doesn't look like anything has budged. thousands of folks still out celebrating, waving flags, cheering, sure they are having a little toast here and there. >> you can imagine if they won here at home. this is nice and safe jonathan able to orchestrate a little easier. take a peek here. maybe we are -- just weren't around a television screen. here you go. ranger fans, they knew they had to win but couldn't catch linecum. all that talk about molina getting inside the giant's heads because of his experience never paid off. renteria, on his way to being the mvp

joining us live now is john townsend with aaa. as always thank you for joining us and answering much needed questions and hopefully giving answers to those questions tonight. okay. so a lot of people are illustrate hadding the roads. what's the best way to stay ahead of all of the traffic? >> think about the fact that you will have plenty of company. one million people in the washington metro area, 990,000 travelling by car. 95% travelling are going out by car. the best advice leave out on tuesday. avoid wednesday, especially between 12 and 8:00 that evening. >> so 012 and 8:00 that evening? >> absolutely. >> those are the times to avoid. that's absolute gridlock because not only do you have 990,000 people travelling by car. 95% of the people travelling going out by car. but also the people who live in the area and who are going to stay in the area will be going shopping for the last minute items they need. so plenty of gridlock on area roads. >> reporter: as you mentioned people travelling especially going north there might be so

. >>> the verdict is in, a townsend gas station owner sister-in-law has been charged. today jurors found susan betta guilty of gun and conspiracy charges. prosecutors say her sister porter's wife carla was the master mind. >>> if you are going to fly you have to do a full body scan or body pat down, but not your pilot. kelly mcpherson has the story. travelers are protesting heightened security measures of complete body scans and personal pat downs after a san diego traveler posted this on you tube. >> i don't understand how sexual assault assault can be made a condition of my flying. >> reporter: we met one maryland traveler who had the pat down at new york's la guardia airport and thinks it's a good thing. >> it's a little uncomfortable, but it's okay. >> who would want somebody's hands up in their crotch area. i know i wouldn't. >> if they can do something else like some kind of body scan, that would be good. >> reporter: on friday the tsa said pilots with two forms of id will not be scanned. >> i don't mind as long as i'm safe. >> reporter: a police officer who lost

. >> reporter: i'm at townsend and second and the giants have won the world series. you can see the crowd is out of their mind with happiness. they have been high fiving cheering, you can see they are completely -- overwhelmed happiness here. the giants winning the world series. jeff bush,. >> and it's going to be a victory parade this week. will the weather be nice? we have pretty good weather in the forecast. ly let you flow if it coincides with the parade. and. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings ] do you guys needs a moment? since john is always on his phone, we thought he'd like using wells fargo mobile banking. just paid the electric bill. wow. he's able to pay his bills, check his balance. wow. [ banker ] even transfer money between accounts. i can tell you what's playing, if you like. i can tell you, too. see? oh. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when life is mobile. ♪ you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brak

there's townsend, steady and light rain to the south also to the east of the area.least it's steady light rain. a few pockets of moderate rain. moving out toward pennsylvania also down to virginia and west virginia. overnight tonight, this will continue to move across the region. it may actually stop for a little while then pick up again tomorrow and into tomorrow afternoon. and probably again into tomorrow night. temperature wise, right now hasn't changed much. 48degrees, the coolest spot 41 down in oakland. the winds are going to pick up a lot. winds this system picks up in this area, the winds are going to shift and dry things out. then they might pick it up to 35, 30 miles per hour. not much wind then winds will blow things around. dry things out quickly on wednesday. as the low pressure down here over northern mississippi heads across the tennessee down to pittsburgh. the windchill is not as extensive right now as it was earlier. to the north, showing some light rain. a lot of it not reaching the ground because it's so light. and maybe a little fog here or ther

arnold townsend, representing san francisco naacp today. let me be cautious because if i talk too much and too fast about mr. king, i will get emotional. there is an overwhelming amount of things that we could say, but let me just -- one story i remember him telling me -- i do not know if you all know it or not, but there was a time when people look like the three of us were not even welcome in the supervisors' chambers until mr. king and some other longshoreman kick in some doors, and i mean that literally. the supervisor chamber doors, because of those kinds of policies. he is a hero, a mentor, a father figure for so many of us. for thousands. he was walking home one night about 11:00, and i was with a friend of mine, and he was walking down the street towards his home, and she asked about him walking down the street by himself, and i said that nobody would bother him. that would be suicide in this community. right now, we are running over to turk street because a project that mr. king spearheaded an may happen, where we took money that t

temperatures generally in the 40s though we have low 30s out there from chestertown to edgewood. 38 townsends talk a little football. tomorrow one of the biggest days the state has seen. we have a rare big ten match up, penn state and indiana at londover. i think we are looking at tailgating weather in the 40s. finally about 50 by kickoff. cr isp, sunny and breezy one of their biggest games of the last several years. florida state seminoles come to town. it's looking like a chilly night. 8:00 kickoff 44 but falling to the upper 30s. hopefully that works against florida state. they are used to the warmer weather. they will have none of it. no wind out there to speak of but temperature wise in the mid- 30s back through baltimore and 33 in ocean city. frigid down near the beach. 50, 52 in wilmington. the numbers about three to four degrees below average. tomorrow about four or five degrees in the afternoon. should end up neighborhood by neighborhood -- toward the big game, 59 or so for a high temperature but a kickoff closer to 50. denton 60 tomorrow with sun, rock hall about 58, maybe a bit of