you are going to definitely in need it. >> let us take a look at the traffic in both directions. ith us. we will be back after does brea this break quick break the and >> for those of you, better heading up to the high country, tony is joining us on the phone. with the chp. >> how do things look? >> it is chilly, they're all ec spots. however, we are getting ready for some icy spots with three-6 ft. through sunday. >> was going to say work it looks just fine. however, along interstate 80 it could be difficult and what advice can you give, tony? >> and please be prepared with a full tank of gasoline, food, water, and oftentimes if there could police. bring warm sleeping bags. -there could be-- chilies. and to have extra washer fluid. and have a pand with 6 ft.-8 ft. perhaps people should just stay home? >> [laughter] >> and i think that they should stay home particularly in the middle of the storm. if i'm helping them out of a bank but i want to see where they are going, safely. just to be prepared. >> thank you, tony oroszko with the c h p. and it looks pretty good but that is ful

again, let us look at some military. he took it to from the golan in 2008. there were five-four and cluster eight-eight. everybody walked into welcome to the faithful let's keep everything together and then he loses his offensive coordinator and there is word that there is a racket that is just going to spill all the secrets of what is happening. the naked underbelly of the organization and they fired him because of the last six weeks win-loss-win-wash. it was pretty much a. >> i am hearing that we might he have >> kevin lynch on the line> is that right? are you back? i was just a bit to talk about chad york. what did you make of that press conference today? he needs to get the general manager first right? >> yes, that is a great move because you cannot come at you give the general manager and no excuses if things bail. he is quick to pick this guy so it is all on hand. there should not be any discrepancy between the head coach and general manager when you hire the general manager first. >> would i be on the phone all of the time? >> well that is exactly but

>> yes, i do. >> tom: you can follow her on pbs.org or e-mail us, or look us up and send us a note by twitter and my feed or nbr's feed and facebook as well. we'll feature some of your questions next wednesday evening. our street critique guest, held rather kramer. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: quarterly results from fedex, oracle and research in motion-- along with weekly jobless claims and november housing starts. and if you still haven't cleared out your online shopping carts, you're in luck. ipping is on the house at over a thousand retailers on friday. we ask retailers why "free shipping day" is so popular. the gulf of mexico oil disaster was caused by companies failing to take necessary precautions. that's the claim made by the obama administration today in a civil lawsuit filed against b.p. and four other companies. they include anadarko petroleum, transocean, a division of mitsui and transocean's insurer, lloyds of london. the suit accuses them of violating environmental laws. it does not ask for a specific amount of damages. >> tom: if you plan to cheat o

looking at obtaining yellow's records as well? commissioner garcia: whatever is necessary for us to determine. what i am interested in is if we had a complete record and knew that sometime in 2011 or thereafter his name would come up on the medallion list. does it look as though -- it does not have to be a final determination -- he would qualify? >> right, but i was asking something a little bit different. commissioner fung: driving records for 2009 and 2010. commissioner garcia: that has been stipulated to by the taxi commission. >vice president goh: yellow cab was 2004. it is off the table. commissioner garcia: have been stuck with february 9, or is that too soon? >> can go to march 9? -- can we go to march 9? >> i want to make sure the parties and of the deadlines they have. if we are going to move this to march 9, the citadel would be due the thursday prior -- the submittal would be due the thursday prior. >> i apologize for interrupting, but i can tell you right now that assuming he drives 2009 and 2010, that is still only three years. commissioner garcia: we do not want them to come up pr

let us take a look at the current wind chills. appeals like to degrees in boston eight degrees in york. when up to 25 m.p.h. the blanks out it is about 20 in.. up in philadelphia and 19 in boston. it is piling up 3-5 be high. back to our what their in-store trecker. our storm is coming in. wet and windy conditions to develop tomorrow. let us take a look at the next 24 hours. mostly cloudy with patchy fog tonight. mostly cloudy with scattered showers tomorrow. it is after did. at 12:00 the rate will pick up in intensity. but 8:00 is heavier times and the right is very heavy. where are want to have more of your full forecast coming up. >> our coverage of trouble troubled goes into flight delays and cancellations. and this just in. a california appeals court has stopped the controversy also of government buildings. and salt governor leaves office. he has been selling them for $1 billion to balance the state budget under the deal does say would continue to use them to pay rent to ever purchased the. the government will not legally sel

us a shot of getting into some more light snow on thursday. if not, baltimore south, there will be some more snow and it looks like southeast virginia beating usn the snow and that may continue with the next event on thursday. now, the other thing to keep in mind is the temperatures. and i want to let brett know the temperature in atlanta georgia is 15. that's colder than here in central maryland. the cold air dives south and pushes east and we are locked in a few snow showers or flurries. a wind advisory with gusts up to 45 miles per hour. regardless of maybe reaching 29 as the two degree guaranteed, it will feel like the single digits and teens into the afternoon. 15 overnight. we will match atlanta's number by daybreak tomorrow with clearing skies and partly cloudy. maybe a flurry tomorrow with temperatures back to 30. now there's another shot of snow in the extended forecast. we will talk about that in a few minutes. right now let's talk about traffic with kim brown. >> reporter: this morning, traffic is off to a good start driving through anne arundel county. no issues on route 50 or i-97 this morning. there are wind warnings in place at

us. thank you. it's nice fireside with your. earlier this week we look back at experiments that the cia performed on soldiers and civilians during the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's everything from giving them l.s.d. trying to cure homosexuality or even placing devices in their brains well those are horrible revelations but at least that was all the past right well not so much we've already learned that during the bush administration this country tortured individuals to get mo who knows where else today we have a new piece of information an investigation done by the seton hall university school of law shows that the u.s. military routinely administered high doses of a malaria drug which poses severe psychological side effects to detainees at guantanamo bay there's a drug that even in standard doses can cause severe side effects like hallucinations convulsions psychotic behavior memory impairment a drug that in massive doses could make those side effects last for weeks even months and this clearly wasn't for the benefit of the detainees there's no

looks like. just east of the flag are those retaining walls. the next picture, this is what the base of the flag usedlook like. now we see what it currently looks like with our beautification efforts. similar to activation efforts. the idea is to green and make things look pretty. thank you. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you very much for your presentation. any question? supervisor dufty: briefly, i want to say how proud i am of the castro community benefit district. i was very involved as the quarterback for the effort to secure from property owners in the castro. we have had an incredible contractor that has worked with us to provide cleaning services. i think that andrea and her board of directors and all of the leaders from the community that served in that role, individuals involved with businesses and property owners have really come together to be a force for good in the community. i am extremely proud and this is one of the things that will reflect on as one of the best things i was able to make happen in my eight years on board. extolling the virtues and good work in the community buildin

for us looking at just the cold. let's go to the three-day forecast and you can see high temperature today already hit it. it will be falling. tomorrow we struggle to get to 30, j.c. 32 on wednesday. don't be surprised to see flurries and a slight snow shower the next 24 hours. >>> breaking news now from virginia. a federal judge has just declared the obama administration's health care law unconstitutional. the ruling sides with virginia's attorney general in a dispute that both sides agree with ultimately be decided by the u.s. supreme court. several other lawsuits have been dismissed and there are others pending, including one filed by 20 other states in florida. virginia republican attorney general filed a separate lawsuit in defense of a new state law that prohibits the government from forcing state residents to buy health insurance. >>> now let's go to peggy fox with today's momslikeme.com segment. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox with momslikeme.com. if you have a child old enough to know what a nintendo dsi is, he p

backyards are converted to wildlife habitats as well. >> commissioners, what will this transition of uses look like? the department renewed its lease in 1996, which expired in 2001. the department will issue a notice of termination of lease. in recognition, to provide time to figure out ways to figure out how they can be involved, they will receive a 90 day notice. the department would begin demolition and cleanup of the existing site into it initiates a community meetings to refine the design of the site and work with community partners have identified desired features. we will also create an advisory board of neighbors, partners, and community gardeners to provide oversight. the community will be asked to refine our concept plan which i am not going to ask our project manager to describe in more detail. >> good afternoon, commissioners. first of all, i'd like to begin by describing, what is a community garden? according to the policy that was adopted by the recreation park commission in 1996, it is a site that is operated and maintained by the recreation and park staff as well as volunteers.

we said let us look at the rest of the homes. we should look at the rest of the homes and build that way. i am going to match myself to the one that is close to the unit. that is what we said. but as go up to that building. that is what we got the variance for. on the south side, there is a church. there is another building that is set back because they are buildings. three lots. i cannot compare this merrill lot to these older buildings. -- this narrow lot to these older bear -- older buildings. we were grateful that we were given the variance in the middle. they said let us not give you everything, but let us give you something. now that we have the opportunity to express our feelings and ideas, i think it would be better if we look at the rest of the block and see it is more according to look at them than to look at the south side. when they say it is going to be a huge building, how could it be a huge building in these small, narrow lots backspin it is a tiny building. there are four floors. it is according to the code. that

most of afternoon for us looks like it's going to be mainly cloudy. next five days while have generally temperatures in the 30s. it continues to be a very chilly december. again storms stayed east and south sunday. monday we're cold with some clouds, 36 degrees. next chance of light snow will be on tuesday and again looks like the rest of december will stay below normal with the temperatures. hey, lindsay is coming back with sports when the edge continues. stay with us. >>> good evening. when asked on wednesday if he felt he would be the starting quarterback on sunday, donovan mcnabb replied yes, yes indeed. if only he knew then what he knows now. it turns out mike shanahan has other plans and donovan mcnabb has been benched for the remaining three games of the season, but the benching drama is not new news for mcnabb who was yanked from week eight in favor of rex grossman. it was a little unexpected this time. his 15 interceptions is a career high this year and there's nothing left to play for post seasonwise. the skins decided hey, it's time to give

let us take a look at the stormtracker 4 radar. heavier in the north bay, let us take a look that the yellow one your screen. besides the north bay, scattered shower activity through the delta, and off the coast line through the peninsula. how we 1 0 1, near the bottom, the vallejo, napa, heavier activity. and novado--and the wind has shifted into southern california getting hit hard. foit yet any travel plans for that area? do not be surprised. in another rainfall coming in late tomorrow night and early wednesday morning. the futurecast come with showers house this evening, 8:00 p.m., pushing to the north bay. mean the north of the golden gate. overnight hours, start to taper off. with a chance of isolated sprinkles but really not that much. we will stay dry until the evening word rainfall comes right back in is the heavy stuff coming in the north bay. . san rafael, san francisco. and by 9:00 p.m., through the north bay, widespread/moderate and even heavy. south of the golden gate, the orange on your screen. it is possible that the

and the us looks into the actions of the hakas been targeting the chips don't process and the nation's two wiki leaks was supposed to criticize last accomplished bounden it's still about a month most two minutes it's. up next we report on the rise of christian fundamentalism in america in the off tomorrow or the nine eleven attacks. this crusade. this war on terrorism. is going to take a while. i really believe that the pagans the abortionist and the feminists of the gays and the lesbians who are actively trying to make that an alternative lifestyle all of them tried to secularize america i want the thing in their face and say you've helped this happen. they can point to nine eleven and say look we told you something like this was going to happen we're told at the end of the world was coming there'd be a great confrontation and see something like this is never happened before and now it's happening and no you should listen to us now you should take note that our message has a meaning we were able to foretell these kinds of apocalyptic policy destruction. when all of the colonies had be

those showers offshore heading for all of us. looksd showers will touch more than just the north bay did this morning. here's a look at our temperatures, 49 los gatos. low to mid-50s elsewhere. monterey bay and inland upper 40s to near 50. waves of scattered showers, possible thunder. a little break tonight. i'm sure there's a stray shower possible. mainly dry, same thing for tomorrow and tomorrow night. that's when the big rain comes in, gusty winds. i think we'll see flooding and the possibility of more power outages and rock slides. this weekend another chance of rain. for today we talk about low to mid-50s for high temperatures. low 50s in the north bay. around the monterey bay, you're starting to see that persistent rain taper a little. mid to upper 50s. for tonight mostly cloudy. may be able to see the lunar eclipse between the breaks and the clouds. patchy fog will form also. pair of lows sitting off the pacific northwest rotating. this is the low i'm concerned with. the steady rain that moved to the south and bring it back up t

this moisture is going to stay with us, looks like, throughout the day today. a couple sprinkles and showers out there. nothing heavy. no flooding. no winter storm warning to deal with but we'll see a little snow especially through areas of northern nevada. through 80, difficult drive, moisture near tahoe. back up in the high country, that's where you're seeing the heavier stuff. i mentioned alaska. economic out this storm bp a huge monster storm affecting anchorage today and areas of southern alaska. mostly cloudy. 64. nevada, showers and 38. >>> weekend forecast coming up, lynn. >> all right, bill. thank you. >>> also coming up reeshgs tail sales zoom. home sales jump, and a lawsuit against bernard madoff's bank. your early morning biz headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, is this the weekend in animated farry tales that knocked harry potter off his pemp. >>> wild finish in college football. michael vick leads the eagles and lebron with a homecoming to remember. >>> you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn

see, that is the enhancement moving toward us. look where it stretches. it goes back out and as this system drops down it is going to send in band after band after band, so a very active pattern. unbelievable amount of snow. winter storm warning is out already. snow fall heavy, sacramento at least eight feet. snow level will go down and then back up. the snow level is around 4500 feet. today is cloudy, cool, breezy to windy, gusts over 30 miles per hour, the highs are 40s or 50s, rain, cloudy, southern california will get slammed on sunday, so if you might you know head down there early if you want to get down 5 and beat this system down there, because they are burn areas and when they get rain it can cause problems, so we get it today, go to southern california and move back up, the sierra easy 10 feet of snow the next couple of days. >> for those people who want to go there driving wise. >> you can try but it is tough. >> dozens of children received and unexpected christmas gift this morning in oakland. [ siren ] >> you can see the present wasn't the on

those shers offshore heading for all of us. looksthe widespread showers will touch more than just the north bay did this morning. here's a look at our temperatures, 49 los gatos. low to mid-50s elsewhere. montereyay and inland upper 40s to near 50. waves of scatter showers, possible thunder. a little break tonight. i'm sure there's a stray shower possible. mainly dry, same thing for tomorrow and tomorrow night. that's when the big rain comes in, gusty winds. i think we'll see flooding and the possibility of more power outages and rock slides. this weekend another chance of rain. for today we talk about low to mid-50s for high temperatures. low 50s in the north bay around the monterey bay, you're starting to see that persistent rain tar a little. mid to upper 50s. for tonight mostly cloudy. may be able to see the lunar eclipse between the breaks and the clouds. patchy fog will form also. pair of lows sitting off the pacific northwest rotating. this is the low i'm concerned with. the steady rain that moved to the south and bring it bac

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let us now have a look at the government's claims.rs do not accept the government's comparisons between their scheme and ours- i mean their comparisons between their scheme and the current scheme. we think that they have chosen their assumptions to produce the figures that they want. many people do not realize that the £15,000 threshold set in 2006 is the same in real terms as the £21,000 threshold that will start in 2016. let us look at the government's figures none the less. they say that a graduate in the bottom 10% will pay less, but how much less? what is the change that has led the deputy prime minister, the prime minister and many other ministers to say that the new system is so fair and so wonderful? according to the government's own dodgy figures, the poorest 10% of graduates will pay an average of just £88 a year less-£1.60 a week. as the advertisement says, every little helps; but to see members of parliament, including ministers, sell their consciences for just £88 a year is a tragedy. if the government's real aim were to

used. are we looking into that? >> actually, the work that was done to understand where in the gary corridor, that was led by mt es, leading into the space of work. the bike plan did identify a programmatic acknowledgment of a cheery facility in this area, rather, a facility in their geary corridor. it is something that could be seen as a next up for by planning, and it would be led by mta. commissioner maxwell: so there is no specific work on bike corridors, boulevard? they have them in berkeley, san jose, so there is a dedicated lane, a place for bicycles. >> there are multiple different developments of that moving forward. there are developments of cycle tracks that are being identified. those would be referred to as class 1 facilities because it is fully dedicated and in some

turned to us look since the actions of the hackers in targeting phones which are still process information as to what he needs to sleep supports his stuff and these are most of all abandoning the website it's still about money to post to race eight groups. dozens of russian children on the collected in to be used by foreign adoptive parents every yet that's according to russia's child rights on that's when he spoke to r.t. about efforts to improve the situation. thank you very much for being with us today now since day our job is to us promise to enter the anti-government agreement on protecting the rights of adoptive children and i believe first round of talks wrapped up in washington yesterday what's going on there is a protection of. the rights of all adoptive children who lives in russia and came into the united states of america is our priority i can say is it now or all discussed bra and all. points different points in this agreement and we hear the final document now the final document the next step is sending clear is the command to federal authorities and. we are ready to understa

to look at issues like commuting, fatigue. it forces us look at training. it forces us to look at fundamental regulatory relationships. absolutely. it's a very important, important event. >> it's become the symbol of everything that's wrong with the industry. >> o'brien: the term "watershed" comes out frequently. is this a watershed accident? >> i think it is. i think it is. certainly for this decade, it is the watershed accident. >> o'brien: the story of flight 3407 really begins in manassas, virginia, at a regional airport about 30 miles west of washington, d.c., where i found the roots of colgan air. the company's rapid rise as a regional carrier is a story ofmh how the airline industry has changed over the past 30 years. colgan got its start here in 1965. hi, tom. how are you? >> welcome to dulles aviation, manassas, virginia. >> the colgan family operated a fixed-base operation in manassas virginia. and out of that grew an air-taxi operation. where it is that colgan would contract with... with x company to fly from a to b. >> o'brien:

looks good here. earlier in the week we received the green lights of the nations as early as 6:15 a.m.. this year chain requirements, let us a look now at the changing conditions there. as you manage to pick up to requirements for both interstate 80 and the u.s. highway 50 and of course the chains are required on highway 88 from cook station to woodforde. more from the chp >> checking in with officer tony briscoe for more about the storms that are coming to appear good morning officer. >> good morning mark. right now we have light snow and shane and effect for interstate 880. if you're planning on traveling eastbound audi 80 you can expect some train control. it is several miles west of the summit. >> and you have four-wheel- drive r e five or eight checking for it or will drive plus snow tires? >> will we have several different shane control conditions and are to conditions mean that with snow tires is fine but if you have anything else you need to change it up. >> a lot people are concerned about the possibility of a closure on the 80. how you determine when and if he closed i would. >> well we tried to base it entirely

everything is in their hands a star is only born when a player is ready to become a star on us and i gotta look at them ok shell is now in his first season is this the toughest year of competition in your opinion at the it's a very interesting season as i'd say the gap between the clubs is closing i think this shows that the league is growing in stature and the teams in the cage are developing and it's getting tougher and tougher to win the going cup figure ever so much for your time. now let's turn to the football when manchin ited states top of the english premier league after two know when i was sunderland berbatov scoring twice at old trafford to ensure they stay two points clear of i was manchester city . scored twice for them as they beat you castile three one changes part of spurs a fit after a two one win over villa despite having to face off in the first half with both goals for tottenham boss meanwhile top of the table after they lost to wigan and west ham they've fallen away i still got a two year when their burn involved and got the better of west brom a couple of games worth respon

look overnnght inno tomorrow morning. most f the activity on tte ast shore and south of us but nnnetheless looks like the folks thaa get falls once again gett6& inches to foot of snow overnight tonight nn we ttlkk& about anywhere from about a foot to 2 feet of nnw in the last kim of days. just a little trace we can see acrrss parts of the central portion of theestate. 27 degrees in downtown baltimore looking at 22 in hagersttwn. only 9 in western marylann. whhppeddoutt& of the northwess fromm22 to 25 gusting to 40 at times through the day tomorrow. makk wind chill factor likk 13 in baltimore. 10 below zero ouu there in westeen maryland. thaa cold ar that is going to continuu to spill doww from the greet lakessand ooer our region creating the akeeeffect snow showers ann continue to see that on off for the next ay hear and that will ccntinue to move on off toothe north that low pressure snow showers to the north of us but looks liie will continue to ccear up and warm-up this week. then tomorrow lookinggat 30 for the high with indy onditions and then the 7 day forecast showing& 322on weenesday and few sun ray there but few sno

use. we would not be looking to article 7. formula retail is a special control that applies if it is in an actual n.c. district or if it is in a special use district like this. commissioner antonini: okay, thank you. i think from what i am hearing, we have sort of bifurcated, from some degree, where we would be voting on whether we were in support of the c.u. for any entertainment uses but we are passing on the zoning but we could take that up next week as part of our discussion that deals with broader areas. that might be ok. my only misgivings are whether the c.u. is too high a bar to pass on this. that might give a little problem. i like the supervisor's idea very much, and mr. barnes, could i ask one more thing? the discussions will continue regardless of our vote as to what type of controls to have? >> absolutely, the supervisor remains committed to the vibrant business community. commissioner antonini: in deference to supporting the supervisor, i will probably vote for this, but i would like to see a look at mandatory d.r