commissioner fung: that is creating a vestibule, and in that case, it acts as a sound track. i think they use them in the zoo, do they not? commissioner fung: i do not know. commissioner garcia's motion. vice president garcia: i think that would take space from inside the bar. i do not know how much of the concern is that. how about the handicapped doors, where you press a button to enter or go out. commissioner fung: those only open in one direction. vice president garcia: i understand that, but you could still press from each side to have it open in one direction. commissioner fung: those also close very slowly. the longer the door stays open, the more there will be potential noise problems. if -- if you would, commissioner garcia, accept the modification of condition one, to the point where one door is operable -- vice president garcia: which sorta has some aspect of compromise a. commissioner fung: yes, and that door whenever a closer built into it which is adjustable to the point -- there are certain codes related to the pressure, the resistance that a door has an openin

a man ended up leaving them in the vestibule without taking money. the woman left after he was gone and they were not hurt. police are asking anyone who recognizes the man to call 410313 stop. >>> two teens have been arrested in connection with the recent string of car thefts in baltimore. police say 19 vehicles were stolen in ar arbutus and landsdowne. police arrested two other teens, but they were released. more charges could be filed. >>> a man who was shot several times in a university of maryland parking garage last night has been upgraded to serious condition. police are looking for the gunman and not identified a motive yet. the man was just leaving the hospital after being treated for stab wounds after he was attacked during a robbery in frederick. he was shot in the underground garage on redwood street. the man accused of shooting and killing a convenient store customer two years ago has been convicted. green will be sentenced next month, he is facing the possibility of life in prison without parole and serving 11 life sentences for shootout

the mother and child were in an atm vestibule when the man showed a weapon.t the police were outside and the man took off without harming them. >>> federal agents seized counterfeit purses and clothing. agents were seen carrying boxes marked evidence out of the building. the boxes had counterfeit nike, gucci and ugg products with fake nfl apparel. >>> the iphone 4 s hit stores today. this was the scene outside the georgetown apple store this morning, people camped out around the block. sprint which has the iphone for the first time logged its best day in sales ever while at&t i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. >>> you better get out of their way. the running of the brides at filene's basement today. the doors opened at 8:00 this morning. dresses were marked down to for a fraction of the original price. many customers arrived in teams and grabbed several dresses at a time and traded them. >>> ♪ rai

the victim says she and her daughter were alone in the vestibule when a man approachd with a unknown weapon in his happened. the woman saw a cab and shouted at the suspect that the police were there and the suspect walked out of the bank. the woman ran outside with her child. the woman and the child were not hurt. no money was stolen and the cab was unrelated to the robbery. police are asking anyone with information or recognize the suspect to call them at 410313 stop. >>> harford county police say a suspect wanted in the shooting of two mean many aberdeen was arrested in north carolina this morning. michael mac is wanted in connection to the shooting of tyrell polly and david dudley on october 4th. during the investigation, it was discovered mac had been robbed earlier and belief polly and dudley were responsible. mac's extradition is pending at this time. >>> abc2 news learned investigators turned up a second piece of tainted mail at the harford county detention center where a worker became ill last night. jeff hager joins us with the latest. >> investigators have the means the tra

there are vegetables and stairwa-- there are vestibules d stairways. there is the 2010 variance. we were not aware of such variance. they kept telling us they are working on a solution to present to us. vice president garcia: you put in for a change of address to jackson? >> right. vice president garcia: why did you not list the other address rather than the address on jackson? >> because that is another property of ours that we receive mail also. vice president garcia: where do you live? ok, explain to me what you did not arrange to have the notice sent to there? >> because our tax records and everything goes there to jackson street. vice president garcia: and is there some provision that you are aware of that the city requires that you list your permanent address or notices, or am i mistaken about that? >> we consider that also our dress -- our dress. i work in this city, and she comes to the city, so we checked our mail there, and it makes us stop by there. vice president garcia: and you attended one pre-application meeting? >> yes. vice president garcia: and that did not have

s and in an interior vestibule with access through the front doors and has a credit card swipe for security for after hours. and the project will provide employment for up to 20 people full and part time and will operate typical hours and less hourses on saturday. we have met with merchants, residents, and representatives from the merchant association and the pacific heights resident association. and last year we held a public meeting at the site to present it to the resident and receive feedback and answer questions and a number of meetings with individuals and groups within the area. as a result of the meetings, we made a number of design changes on the original plan to accommodate the suggestion and comments. these mainly include d the corridor so that when someone walk by the front of the store, they can see further into the branch and a more interesting view than looking at a bank of a.t.m.'s. i guess i am supposed to say overhead at this point and something will appear. and also in response to comments and suggestions from the neighborhood, we have work with sole studios, a local argu

last three days in freedom plaza six foot three guy who was right in front of me as we entered the vestibule of the museum and he grabbed a museum guard by the shoulders and showed him physically back against the wall into another into another guard and that's when the pepper spray came out i was pepper sprayed about twenty five of the people were pepper sprayed which actually doesn't seem like such a and under reasonable response if you're if you're an officer in your job is to keep a building safe and somebody grabs you and shoves you back to thank god and caught a gun pick ready to pull out a gun and we are committed to nonviolence as a means of social change and we don't think that any violent retaliation even if this was against us is going to get us where we need to go that person came back to freedom plaza we confronted him and asked him to leave and he did leave but then he came back again dressed in different clothes so at this point you know your assertion to your viewers is a very real one there are agent provocateurs committed to infiltrating our movement to discredit us but we a

owners are concern about an residential owners, that people are using, they say people are using the vestibules-- i'm not going there. >> just to be fair, i went down there last saturday, because i wanted to see what it looked like. there were, like, 1 million tourists down there looking at the wall street protests. >> so it is bringing business to those businesses who usually don't get a great many customers on the weekend in new york city down there on wall street. >> 38 days. a lot of folk didn't think it would last this long. now saying this is going to be a real occupation and we need to figure out a way so the people can protest, but so the people who live there as well can have drumming not all the time. >> that would drive you crazy. wouldn't it? >>> remember the fligattendant jetblue? he slid into the spotlight making a dramatic exit down the emergency chute last year. meantime, still needs to pay $10,000 to replace the airline's chute. >>> and kicking a dictator while he's down. listen. >> moammar gadhafi is, in fact, no d no-more gadhafi. replaced by ashton kutcher? i'm like, what? i