this will not be done until 2012. we will recommence the hearing on the permanent addition, and the other reason is because this cannot make much progress until this hearing takes place. this is the baseline project that they can analyze with potential changes. and that material and analysis will not be ready until the end of 2012. and this time is the continuation -- and there is a rule that the nonconforming use needs a new conditional use to continue with operation. the issues here are not particularly complicated and there is plenty of time for any factual questions to be answered. there'll be a staff report a week before the hearing. we have evidence that may be jeopardized, and we are trying to reschedule the new events for 2012 so that this -- if this is not resolved until 2012 it will be difficult for us to schedule things into the future. december 17 as part of the holidays. i am not aware of any policy for mid november to mid january. this is part of the effort to close down this -- and they sued to overturn

it runs until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow.cludes wind advisories and a high wind warning is a stronger of the advisories. northeasterly wind bringing some of that fog back in from the valley. 38 livermore 38 santa rosa, but the system is beginning to move through and you can get a good look at it. east bay hills, i just noticed we are starting to pick up wind and then we go into a very windy pattern later on. fog, then sunny, fog will get wiped out. a little windy at times, highs will be in the 60s and on the backside of this, we don't have any rain and once the wind dies down, you will be calmer, sunnier and warmer. >>> a critical roll in the suspect of the norway massacre, the reason he may never serve time in prison. >>> why mcdonald's is the only restaurant that is an exception. >>> good morning, it looks like fog is clearing out but that is not the case everywhere, we still have some fog and i will run the numbers out to you. ♪ born to be wild [ female announcer ] is your medicare plan keeping up with you? ♪ since you've

or do you expect to have the doors open until after 11:00? >> i think we are allowed a certain amount of time for people to exit the venue but would like the flexibility to have the music on until 11:00. people would exit between 15 minutes at 30 minutes. president newlin: i think since they did not reach the neighborhood and nobody has issued -- if it gets to be a problem, we can revisit its for the future ones. i think it should go to 11:00. >> i have one more question about placement of speakers. have you looked into how to mitigate sound the best cayou c? >> as i mentioned earlier, the event will be tented. we understand it might rain, so we are fortunate. the speakers are position towards the inside of the enclosure. i think coupled with -- the tenting is thinpretty thick. we did pay a little bit of consideration to that. >> who has the phone if there is someone complaining? >> i will. the dj is next to the dance floor, the dance floor is in the center towards the building of towns school. it is not on the street side or against to the n

closed for construction until 5:00. another half hour until that moves. that's about when the 280 c congestion starts up. back to you. >> it is election day in several bay area cities will be choosing new mayors. cupertino among them. perhaps the most closely watched today will be in san francisco. 16 candidates are running for mayor there. on sunday night someone burglarized the office of david chiu. thieves broke through the window and stole office equipment. this morning state officials will keep a close eye on san francisco's elections. christie smith joins us live from the city with that. >> good morning to you. there's a lot more to this than just picking a new mayor for the city of san francisco. they are using ranked choice voting for the first time. the secretary of state office is sending election monitors to the city of san francisco to keep an eye on everything and make sure that everything is on the up and up. several challengers to the appointed mayor lee ask for the state overnight after accusations last month that an independent group may

as long as they publicly notice it, they could call a meeting every day until january 3. >> meanwhile, several names were mentioned as potential candidates to be interim mayor. >> it was fascinating to watch the trial balloon go up. people's name would be floated for a week. there was a flavor of the week. david campos. former mayor art agnos was floated as a potential in term mayor. so was sheriff mike hennessey. so was the chair of the public utilities commission. current state senator mark lino. current senator leland yee. >> there were reports in the newspaper about various board members being nominated. we were concerned about how the conflict of interest laws would apply to them. very specifically for foreign issues. perhaps there would be six board members who would be not able to bridge as a paid in a successor mayor selection and appointment process. we would lose quorum. we have to contemplate how we would then bring back quorum. i went to bed every night with it on my mind. i woke up with every morning. >> time was running out. there were no more meetings scheduled in novem

we will still have food available until 1:00 a.m. if not 1:30 a.m., it will be a limited menu that i believe you have a copy in front of you. i would not have ever considered taking this job if it was supposed to be and nightclubs that have food. i have been a chef in the city for 10 years and doing my internship at aqua and i ran the kitchen at fillmore which is where i got into the soul food aspect and there would be no interest for me to be the side show, we have to have food so let's bring someone in. i have been looking forward to the opportunity of presenting my food to the public in a restaurant setting. we had our tables put in and we have seating for about 52 with the bar seating. to answer the question, we would be willing to turn the tables three times a night as well as doing additional food in the night with a late-night menu. i wanted to say that and i appreciate the opportunity. >> i have the menu. what will be the late-night menu? what are you going to offer? >> chicken wings, crispy pickles come of fried tomatoes, tu

i believe it is from 10 in the morning until 8:00 that night. these are the hours that they are going to work there. i believe it was a thin market. -- was fifth and market. vice president marshall: we will see what happens. >> it was great for us. it is great to have them as partners. president mazzucco: anything further? please call item d. secretary falvey: item number d, commission announcements and scheduling of items. president mazzucco: do you have anything? secretary falvey: no. president mazzucco: we were at over 70 cases, and now we are in the teens. during the hearings, we take this role very seriously, but i really want to commend the commission. this was a very, very drastic situation, and it is a more than manageable situation, so we want to thank you for that. we are down to 16 cases. thank you. commissioners? commissioner chan? vice president marshawn: -- marshall: people did not think we could do that. >> i apologize. this cheap has made it clear. he has gone and told the officers. the message is clear. if you have made a mistak

that did not occur until roosevelt's second term. the disruption in europe did not occur until the second term. roosevelt could focus solely on the economy, which he did successfully over the years. that was my point. that is why i think barack obama has been dealt some of the toughest cards. 786,000 jobs lost the month he took office, the last month of the bush administration. >> we are over. thank you for spending time with us today. >> thank you. >> we have two managed to put some context on what we heard. i find it interesting that the person responsible for whipping up boats for the democrats doesn't know any what can we do about any-- whipping up votes -- whipping up votes for the democrats doesn't know any more than we do about the super committee. >> he may not know in every precise, excruciating detail, but i have to believe that nancy pelosi, harry reid, mitch mcconnell have a greater sense of where the super committee is heading that he conveyed on live television. >> our readers are see headlines suggesting the super comm

until now. in an interview with greta van susteren on fox news, gloria cain defends her husband on the accusation of sexual harassment. >> he totally respects women. >> reporter: there are four women who say cain sexually harassed them when he was the head of the national restaurant association in the 1990s. >> he suddenly reached over. and he put his hand on my leg, under my skirt. >> reporter: gloria cain told fox news, she can't believe that her husband could do the things he's been accused of. >> that would have been something that was totally disrespectful of her, as a woman. and i know that's not the person he is. >> reporter: the sexual harassment scandal may be keeping the focus off of concerns that cain doesn't have a firm fwras grasp of the issues. in wisconsin, he got tripped up when asked if he agreed with president obama on libya. >> okay, libya. no -- that's a different one. i have all sorts of stuff twirling around in my head. >> reporter: in october, the former pizza mogul was ne

you get to stay in the room until you finish your hearing. and day -- this was mixed. there was the comment in the letter format. the last item, they took up the modifications, for the supervisor weiner. there were very upset that the supervisor said modifications and suggestions, to appear before the commission. he was concerned that he was ready to table the whole thing until the need to come before him and make his case. they heard these modifications, and some of them were acceptable and some were not. and they have drafted their comments before you consider those modifications. that will conclude my report. >> commissioners, with that, we can move into the 15 minutes public comment. and we can discuss the commission. each member of the public can address you, keeping in mind that the category is only 15 minutes and they may not address you on items that are not on the calendar. with that -- >> somebody did >> someone did not write in a name. the general public comment relates to items that are not on today's calendar. >> i am a student at san francisco state unive

so you'll know up until when. if you're siting down a traditional dinner torj you should know many foods were grown here in california. and there is a food costs more this year. and saying it is up 13% over last year. a lot of that to do with, has to do with higher fuel prices which raised a cost of transport prog ducts to the market. california produces about half of the fruits and nuts, about 7% of the turkeys, only foods probably grown elsewhere, cranberries and some pumpkins. >> and at half moon bay they import pumpkin autos sandhya patel is keeping a watch on an approaching storm. >> and this is causing difficulties for travelers. >> and there is a first half of the day going to be wet for tomorrow. so there is from our ski resort, winds gusting to 38 miles per hour. lake tahoe area under a wind advisory until 7:00 tonight. so a little bit windy heading up that way. there is a possibility of snow and rain. there is a live picture looking across the bay, you can see clouds are stacking up there. rain has begun

if you're eligible for medicare, you only have until december 7th to switch to anthem blue cross. so call today at 1-855-8-anthem. that's 1-855-826-8436. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> hi, everyone. and good afternoon. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >>> we begin with a new deal that may be on the way to "occupy" protestors in san francisco. the offer, trade their camp by a highly visible tourist destination for a portable classroom. anne makovec is at the "occupy" camp in justin herman plaza with the moving details. good afternoon, anne. >> reporter: you can see why they wouldn't want to leave this plaza here at justin herman along the embarcadero. look at the gorgeous view the bay bridge. everybody involved in this discussion knows it's all about location, location, location. >> look at it. how much worse can they do ?! look at this! >> reporter: this man works near the mission neighborhood that could soon contain "occupy sf." >> so if they are over there over here, city hall, the message is getting out. stow really doesn't matter where they are

saturday, you will be able to get outside, but not until probably noon into 1:00 pm. residual activity for the first part of your friday. saturday to sunday, looking like another round of rain moves through. periods of rain on sunday. if you want to make the outdoor plans this weekend, do so saturday afternoon. next week's big travel week, a lot of people heading out of town for thanksgiving. looks like we'll clear out just in time for that travel, guys. back to you. >> thank you so much, christina. >>> sombering statistics to pass along. alameda county alone, one in six people are served by food bank and one in four people in santa clara is at risk of hunger. >> teaming up with safeway for a one-day food drive to stock local food bank shelves. feel free to join us and give back. jon and i will be at rivermark safeway in santa clara along with christina loren and business and tech reporter scott mcgrew. the address is 3970 rivermark plaza near montague expressway and north first streets from 11:00 am until about 1:00 in the afternoon. stop by and pick up a $10 prepack

that dense advisory goes until 1:00.y did not support itself, visibility is about a quarter of a mile. it is already beginning to lose out and a lot of 30s here. not a lot but there is some, livermore santa rosa, visibility has improved and sunny by noon, that wind will start to crank up later today. it is right passed eureka and that's the drier air coming in. first we will have the cold wind and 50s and 60s, foggy cold and sunny and windy, blustery conditions are beginning to establish themselves and same for friday, the wind dies down, wind protected areas have 20s and it looks warmer. >>> nba basketball is back at 6:00 pacific time they started talking with agents including the golden state warriors, they are opening practice areas. nba authors reached a teal with that 149 day lock out and a short ended version begins on christmas day. >> we will ask if you will attend a war yours game or pass because of the nba lock out and one says i will pass. evelyn writes, i am disappointed in what the nba is today i'll only go

until they do that, she will thus be. >>mark: the herman cain campaign is getting a boost in funding. the campaign had its single best fund- raising date of monday taking in for the thousand dollars. >> we are eternally grateful. god bless us all. >>darya: that is the mother of conjoined twins after a successful surgery to separate her daughters. they were joined at this tournament for two years before they went into surgery and operated on by more than 20 physicians, doctors say that there was no blood loss. although the procedure was a risky the doctors say that everything went well. the girls are recovering in i see you and could be held in a few weeks. >>darya: the san francisco board of supervisors said that public nudists must cover-up when entering a restaurant and they must cover up their seat with clothing or other material while using public benches or other seating. the decision will return to the board for final approval at next week's meeting. >>mark: the former ceo and founder of solyndra negotiated a severa

bart kept 12th street station closed until 8:30. oakland city officials say parts of 14th and broadway will stay closed until 6:00 tonight. every commuter is advised to have a back-up plan. right now we get bart has reopened that 12th street station, city center station. get the latest at abc7news.com. >>> more than a dozen student protesters have filed a lawsuit against uc berkeley police. they claim officers used excessive force when they tried to remove protesters from the california us last wednesday. police say pushing protesters with batons was safer. organizers are encouraging students to walk out of class tomorrow. they are planning a protest oeuts side wednesday's meeting in san francisco over stat cuts to education that are pushing tuition higher every year. >> san francisco spca will be at the occupy san francisco camp this afternoon to address an outbreak of disease among camp dogs. officials have confirmed the presence of a highly contagious parvo virus that affects young dogs and puppies. they will assist those in need

we'll have it until 9:00.y in the northern sections until left :00 southern sections until noon. today upper 50s to a few mid 60s, mid 60s likely around the bay shore out to the coast where it will be easiest to get rid of the fog then fog again tomorrow morning. wednesday ab thursday we have to turn our attention to the winds that could gust up to 70 miles per hour above 1,000 feet. quiet friday to sunday. time for traffic. >>> good morning. we have difficult driving conditions to say the least because of the fog. stall now reported in oakland westbound 580 at highway 24 blocking a lane there. drive times heading out now 6:37, out of the central valley -- pardon me out of antioch highway 4 westbound marin county drive from santa rosa towards novato little under 35 minutes. out of the central valley now 205 to the dublin interchange, a little over 30 minutes. fog advisory for the bridges, all bay area bridges shrouded in fog this morning. looks like the golden gate bridge might be improving a little. looks lik

in the first quarter, no score, until this happens. rookie out of the university of kentucky, taking it 80 yards of pay dirt. ends it off with a nice little jumper. it was like a soft "j." let's look at it once more. cobb through the gut. and returned it for the house call. his first punt return of the season. packers up early, 7-0. next minnesota possession, vikes down 7-0. ponder drops back. oh. that was clay matthews. ponder was stripped off his feet. they would be forced to punt. next packers possession, in the shotgun. rodgers and jennings, going together like peas and carrots. touchdown. second quarter, minnesota down 17. a little trickery. ponder looking and finding tramon williams. that's good, right? no. not so good because williams -- he plays for the green and yellow. green bay would take over at the 23. third quarter, rodgers, quick to jordy nelson. breaks a tackle. and the rest is history. take another look. nelson with a nice stiff-arm. breaks free. scores. rodgers 250 passing yards, 4 touchdowns. packers win easily, 45.

they are camping out until the store opens. shomari stone is live in wheaten this morning. >> reporter: a lot of folks are already lined up. take a look down there. you can see they have gone all the way around the building. that line has grown over the last hour or so. if my photographer would come over here, all these people up front have been up here since late last night. their goal is to really get deals on electronics this black friday. most of these folks want to buy the sharp 42 inch plasma tv. the biggest deal is going to begin at midnight. some stores are opening up at 9:00. right now people wait in line, play cards, read magazines and take naps in tents. for some, it's not as exciting and fun as having thanksgiving dinner with family and friends. >> it's boring, but worth it. >> reporter: why? >> great deals. >> reporter: most people watching this at home are having turkey. you are here at best buy. how does it feel to be here and what do you plan to accomplish? >> getting the christmas gift i want for myself this ye

. >> right now we have a permit until 10:00. >> and you want the music to continue until 11:00. >> where is this located? i am wondering because they hear a lot of complaints about music when you have at the bottom of the hill, a stadium effect. >> we are on top of the hill, on the roof. it is tented. >> how far of a radius did you send out to neighbors? >> the surrounding block. on both sides of the school. >> just a block? ok. president newlin: any more questions? >> why does it have to go to 11:00? why the extra hour? >> typically our events have been five hours and i feel like we need those five hours. we thought about starting at earlier but because of the sports program, parents won't be able to get there earlier than 6. in order for the timeline to progress and have time to do -- have cocktail hour, dinner, auction, then have maybe an hour of dancing, we feel like -- >> disco dancing? house music? >> in the spirit of trying to attract a diverse community, is an indian theme. bollywood theme. i don't know if you are familiar with that term. >> are you familiar with the police depar

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those regulations were in place until the 1990s. they were repealed in the 1990s, and eight years later we have a financial crisis of 2008. now, it is impossible to prove the yawns the shadow of any doubt that one led to the other. as i say, business is causation in history and impossible to prove because you can't rerun the experiment with a different premise. but it certainly does seem suggestive that there was nothing like 1929 during the whole period of 1933 until the regulations were repealed. and then within just a few years after the repeal of the regulation along comes 2008 which is the worst financial crisis since 1929. so i guess you could make that point as well. >> i would add one thing. when we use the word regulation i think it is important to remember that regulation has not stopped. we have got this weird works trap when they do regulations that banks don't like it called regulation. when we deregulation banks like it is not some our free market. is already laid and in the incredibly elaborate code which banks used i

temperatures will stay in the 40s and 50s and red flag warning continues until 9:00 as they extended it, they being the national weather service, there are still gusts 45 miles per hour, very low humidity. half-moon bay airport, oakland hills right where tara is, although it could being stronger than that. black hawk, 28 miles per hour, napa airport says five but i have seen higher peeks in napa county, but a southeast things are starting to turn. 40 to 62 in oakland, 50 in san jose, 60 in fairfield and there are some really cold readings and 4039 in bolder creek -- bolder creek. that system that is coming into the north will be here tomorrow evening and we'll see temperatures drop a good 15 degrees and it does not have a lot of rain but does have a lot of cold air with it. it is slightly cooler than yesterday and when that system drops in, it will be much cooler and this is more of a showery system not a rainy system and it will produce rain in the foothills, the forecasted highs did not change too much, it will be cooler on thursday. with your weekend always in view, cold saturday

until then, it will be beautiful. right now, we're cold. cold, 43 in washington, lots of 30s to the west. monday as as, you are 30 degrees. 35 in martinsburg. 4 in frederick. here is your forecast. warm, sunny, high temperatures in the upper 60s later this afternoon, maybe a few of us will touch 70 by 3:00 or 4:00 today. so enjoy the afternoon because we have cooler weather ottawa. more details in just a minute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today is election day in the u.s. and in virginia all state house and state senate seats are up for grabs. even though only about a third of contested and there are local races in every county and city across the commonwealth n maryland, there are local elections in bowie, college park and greenbelt. baltimore's democratic mayor is expected to keep her job. >>> in the race for the white house, republican presidential candidate herman cain is holding a news conference later on today to answer sexual harassment claims. this as a fourth woman came forward yesterday accusing him of trying to grope her when

bart kept 12th street station closed until 8:30. oakland city officials say parts of 14th and broadway will stay closed until 6:00 tonight. every commuter is advised to have a back-up plan. right now we get bart has reopened that 12th street station, city center station. get the latest at abc7news.com. >>> more than a dozen student protesters have filed a lawsuit against uc berkeley police. they claim officers used excessive force when they tried to remove protesters from the california us last wednesday. police say pushing protesters with batons was safer. organizers are encouraging students to walk out of class tomorrow. they are planning a protest oeuts side wednesday's meeting in san francisco over stat cuts to education that are pushing tuition higher every year. >> san francisco spca will be at the occupy san francisco camp this afternoon to address an outbreak of disease among camp dogs. officials have confirmed the presence of a highly contagious parvo virus that affects young dogs and puppies. they will assist those in need

. >> goes to 1-2 in the afternoon and runs until 5. [music]. thanks to the stern grove association they renovated the concert meadow. it used to be a rolling grafsy area. put in a new stage and stage building. they put in terraces. we get from 8,000 to 12,000 people. and the meadow next to the concert meadow is full of people even though they can't see the music they hear it. i walked into the meadow several times and they don't even care. we do have literally events going on day and night. the concert association has kids days during the week. the performers come out for hundred 200 kids. now, the truckadero truck house gets rented out for weddings and retirement. the croquet clubs and horse shoes. 2 play grounds, tennis courts. we have from 25 to a hundred dogs here. it's like bisons going across the mid west. there are so many dogs they are covering the ground cht it's a get together. all the dog walkers know each other. if you go to pine lake day camp now, you will see 50 kids there. the r directors are wonder. >> the pine lake is natural.

. >> reporter: it was not until his comments came into the newspaper when he came into attack. what words were missed was his adamant urging that no one be vigilanteys. >> no amount of property is worth someone's life. >> reporter: for some the joke didn't go well. >> i don't believe it's a joke. >> reporter: critics took issue when they suggested everyone arrest side guilty. the naacp called the remarks alarming lilacking in judgement knowing the constitution guarantees a presumption of innocence. >> i don't want to see anyone innocent of a crime be convicted. >> more than 150 people heard the sheriff. none complained. >> all i know is that the people there at the meeting, i can personally a test to, nobody crimped or got upset. >> i don't think and pick my words like a lawyer like i'm trying a case. i'm here to stand up for the victims in the county and i will continue to do that. >> reporter: could he have said it differently? perhaps. but he said he's not going to change. the sheriff said he doesn't remember his exact words. he said a lot of things that night and said what

until then, we have a dense fog advisory issued until 9:00 a.m. tuesday for the northeast bay valley. car kin east straight until 11:00 a.m. visibility expected tuberculosis a quarter mail or less during the early morning hours you will want to be aware of this as you head out the door during the commute if taking the kids to school or driving to work. by morning lack for temperatures primarily in the 40's. 39 degrees though in napa. some cal 'definitely first thing in the morning. here's lack at the pacific satellite picture. we have clouds going through today an it was a cool afternoon but things changing a bit. we have a dry pattern this week thanks to the area of high pressure change will come in the form of less fog more sun and milder conditions. watch what is going to happen. area of low pressure will manufacture in across canada down across the pacific northwest and eventually sliding down the spine of the sierra. as it does high pressure pressure builds in behind it and l it's packed. it will get windy heading in the wednesday morning thr

occupiers have until midnight tomorrow until they have to leave their tents. the mayor says there will be shelters available for those who are homeless. >>> assistant bay area headlines. closing its door. the 82-year-old chain said in berkeley will shut down. don't have an exact date yet. andiron koa. >>> another hurdle next month, expected to approve a $700 million construction project on december 7th. the dta needs $900 million from the federal government to begin work next year. the goal is to link san jose by bart in 2016. >>> check this out. lowest tide of the season at pillar point harbor. a tide meaning the water level is below the average depth at low tide. so normally under 5 to 8 feet of water and a half mile of shore is dry enough to walk on. leaves aquatic creatures like star fish and crabs stranded. : we are on our way again, to mars. >> liftoff of the atlas 5. >> 13,000 people watched nasa today. the six wheeled one armed robotic roamer is named curiosity and search for life on mars. this is the planet most like earth. it will use scientific inst

the advisory is still out until 9:00 for the areas. temperatures chilly, especially north and west toward the shenandoah valley and the piedmont. 33 degrees and mark -- in washington. clear skies will be the story one more day. a cold front, you see there rainfall superimpose. that will dry up as it moves through the area. a day with sunshine today. temperatures in the upper 60's to lower 70 perry tomorrow, may be an isolated showers. right back to beautiful weather. that is the latest. >>> lisa, your turn. >> i will talk about traffic across the american legion bridge. everything looks quite right now. we're good right why -- right now on both sides of the beltway. travel times are good on 66 out of centerville to get to the beltway. over the wilson bridge, a green light for you. both directions. 95 northbound, but more action at of dale city to the beltway. leaving the pentagon, the crash after the exit for the u.s. senate now gone. northbound 395 is stacking up traffic out of virginia. >>> thanks so much. 6:42 groups and 40 degrees.

all those sales are good up until 10:00. there are some sales that are only for today and some sales that are going to run through the weekend. >> not too many people come down and take advantage of something they've seen. >> definitely come on down. as i said, we've got plenty of associates that would love to help you, just come on down. >> most of these deals, the door buster deals will be available until 10:00 p.m. tonight and then he said, you know, of course there will be some more sales this weekend as we go forward close tore the holidays. reporting live from best buy, abc2 news. >> all right. don't forget tomorrow is small business saturday. when you support small business you're also helping the community. small business creates more than 65% of all new jobs. that's according to recent report. >>> for the first time since 1965, translation of the word of math have changed. several dozen changes in all as it moves to a more conservative mass. said the changes bring it closer to original intended meaning. >>> starting

want to change all the menues until it has to.about you? do you want to know how many calories are in there or the fried calamari or the double cheeseburger? >> i think it is important because we have a health problem in america. >> i think ignorance is bliss. if you don't know how many calories you take in, you aren't going to beat yourself up. >> i think it's harder to justify it to yourself when you are about to consume a thousand calories in one sandwich. >> i don't think it's for the federal government to decide my calorie intake. >> some say the calorie notice did change their habits. >> when i found out how much the malt was. >> the calamari i used to order all the time was very fattening. >> and i thought, wow, chips has that many calories? >> and in despite of the alert, no one skimp on the bread and pasta seemed quite popular. >> they are going to go back and exercise more when he have a lasagne. >> the labeling law is in limbo but until then they have agreed to provide customers with a brochure that lefts all nutritiona

don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. i found answers about fibromyalgia. then i found lyrica. ask your doctor about lyrica today. >>> some rain-drenched ski resorts near lake tahoe. the die-hard skiers didn't let this put a damper on their weekend. they went to the slopes anyway. >>> now for a look at morning road conditions. ice and snow on parts of i-15, 84, and 90 in the northern rockies. damp on i-10 and 20 in texas, and soggy on i-40 from memphis to paducca. >> if you are flying today, a few weather-related airport delays are possible in the cities of memphis and dallas. >>> well, three hours on a family looking forward to a happy thanksgiving holiday are now making funeral plans instead. >> that's because all three lost loved ones on a small plane that smashed into a mountain side outside of phoenix. here's the latest details. >> reporter: it was a tragedy captured on a web cam. one day before thanksgiving. a small plane crashing into an arizona mountain. >> i looked up, and i saw this fireball, and it rose up, and

2 to january 19 time --, item four until december 15, and items 1314 and 15 to january 26, 2012. antonini? fong? moore? olague? the items are continued. you are now on the consent calendar -- >> should we be keeping these or will we get new materials -- >> -- >> you are now on the consent calendar. item #5 in the consent calendar is considered to be routine and will be decided upon by a single roll call vote. there will be no separate discussion and thus a member of the commission discusses -- and then this will be removed from the consent calendar at this and future hearings. item #5498 west portal avenue is a conditional use authorization for a new wireless television -- telephone service, located on the rooftop of a financial services building. this is a commercial structure within a minute -- individual neighborhood commercial district. this is part of the wireless communications network. following any public comment that would remove this from the consent calendar, this item is on that hands. -- >> is there any public comment on this item? public comment is closed. -- >> i m

until now. is it enough to stop the slide in the polls? public to address the harassment issues that bedeviled her husband's campaign. and here is the thing. on friday you heard from herman cain himself how his wife first responded to an accuser's press conference aired on this network >> so did your wife say anything? >>guest: she did because i called her after this press conference they had. and i said to my wife, i said, hello, sweet heart, did you see that interview? she said, yes. i said, well, what did you think? and she used some language that i've never heard her use before. >>neil: leave it to greta to go to the source, gloria cain up close and personal, with the hardest workers in the business, a preview of what you can expect to see "on the record," tonight. what did you learn? >>guest: well, she is straightforward. confident. tough. and she is very likable. i don't what did or did not happen involving the allegations against her husband, but she certainly is standing by herman and she says something to the fact she would not be

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conrad murray be held in jail until november 29th. but the maximum sentence as four years, but the verdict as guaranteed he will lose his medical license. the jackson family said they wanted this to prove he did not kill himself but instead was killed by a criminally incompetent caregiver. latoya jackson this left the courtroom and said michael jackson is looking over them today. live up from the newsroom, rebecca cooper, abc7 news. >> we will be monitoring the scene outside the courtroom and will bring you any reaction at 6. >>> also tonight, the controversy surrounding herman cain, a fourth woman is now accusing the republican presidential candidate of sexual harassment. sharon bialek she appeared with attorney gloria allred today laying out a detailed account of the sexual advances he allegedly made towards her. scott thuman is in the satellite center with the story and herman cain's reaction. >> she once worked at the national restaurant association doing fund-raising. she had been let go and was looking to get rehired. she was in