before returning to washington heights last year, he lived in schenectady for about five years, wherehis like-minded friends nervous by his extremism. he talked about changing his name to osama hussein, to celebrate his heroes, osama bin laden and saddam hussein. piment pimentell talked about killing u.s. service men returning from iraq and afghanistan, particularly u.s. army and marine corps personnel. he talked about bombing post offices in and around washington heights and police cars in new york city, as well as a police station in new jersey. as in other terrorist cases, pimentell's behavior morphed from simply talking about such acts to action, namely bomb building. pimentel followed instructions from anwar al awlaki's "inspire" magazine, to first acquire the bomb-making materials and then assemble them. he relied on a particularly notorious article called "how to make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom." pimentel acquired the readily available ingredients from home depot and other stores, being careful not to make all of these purchases from any one location at the same time. he

in washington heights, as a matter of fact. are just seeing him for the first time in court. deborah feyerick following this story. deborah, this happened moments ago. >> it did. you can see him there, don. he was arraigned on charges of plotting a terror -- plotting a terror plot in new york city. new york city's top cop says he was trying to launch a bombing campaign with three pipe bombs and that he got as close as drilling holes in at least one of them. that's when police swooped in an a

jose pimentel, of washington heights, which is in the northern end of manhattan, faces crutch relatedt district attorney vance will discuss in a moment. earlier today i also described this case to u.s. congressman pete king, the chair of the house committee on homeland security, who has long been a champion. federal support for the nypd's anti-terrorism efforts. they did outstanding work in tracking this individual and containing the threat he posed to the city. the police also con struck -- constructed a duplicate of an explosive device the suspect built and detonated it in the way he expended to use his weapons. we want to show you a video about the resulting damage. [explosion sounds] from any location at the same time. he wanted to avoid raising red flags. he used elbow joints customarily used to join two points as the main housing for the bombs. right here is an elbow joint. this is what one bomb looked like. there were three of these. he made three bombs. this is the clock that would ignite it. he also planned to affix nails to them as additional shrapnel. pimental planned to ma

he talked about bombing post offices in and arouud washington heights and poliie cars in nnw york city, as well as a police station n bayonne, new jersey." police put together thhs video of what pimentel is accused of trying to pull off. investigators say he tried to make pipe bomb, like this one, following instructions &pfrom a well-known al-qaeda pubbication called "inspire." "reading these recipes off the internet -- it doesn't have to be from inspire magazine, &pdoesn't necessarily make you an eefective bomb-maker either. it's not clear if this guy could've really detonated a bomb that would've worked. luckily, we're not going to have to ruu that experiment now."new york city officials say pimentel is an al-qaeda sympathizer and a follower of anwar al-awlaki, the radical american-born clerrc who was killed back in september."the suspect was a so-called lone wolf motivaaed by his own resentment of he presence of american troops in praa and afghanistan, as well &pas insppred by al-qaeda propaganda."new yorkkpolice say they had been watching pimenttl since may 2009... ut only acted no

they believe he was making this equipment in his washington heights apartment. as a matter of fact, new york city police, new york city police thwarted him in the process of making this describing him as an al qaeda sympathizer that talked about launching attacks on a post office, police station and u.s. troops returning from deployment overseas. the mayor saying pimentel was loan as a lone wolf, a lone wolf which means he was acting without outside help from al qaeda or other groups, as well. as we get more information, we are listening in. we want to get some analysis now from the folks here. we have deb feyerick on the telephone. peter bergen and fran townsend who's a national security and national affairs expert. fran, i want to go to you again because we were told before that the fbi wasn't involved and the last question that was asked to the police commissioner he said the feds were informed. not that they were involved. he was in the process of completing this bomb. >> yeah. when he was asked that question, he -- commissioner did not seem exactly enthusia

he talked about bombing post offices in around washington heights. and police cars in new york city as well as a police station in new jersey. >>> investigators started following the 27-year-old more than two years ago when they found out he was a faller of a radicallist. >> he was a lone wolf motivated by the presence of american troops in afghanistan and iraq. >> reporter: police say he used an online newsletter to learn how to build bombs. bombs. >> reporter: he faces several charges including to build a bomb for terrorist purposeses. he will be prosecuted under state not federal law. in new york, cbs55. >> it is looking more and more like no deal on a debt deal. >> reality is to some extent starting to overtake hope. >>> the potential impact is the congressional supercommittee doesn't reach this deadline on fixes the deficit. >>> a plan to return a painting to its rightful place. >>> after a soggy sunday we are seeing rain shower activity being moved but patchy fog tomorrow and very cool temperatures. i'll have the forecast details coming up next

. >> he talked about bombing post offices in and around washington heights and police cars in new york city as well as a police station in new jersey. >> here at home the san francisco police arrested six occupy movement protesters following a confrontation early today in front of the federal reserve bank. meanwhile, two campus police officers at the university of california at davis were placed on leave today in the wake of a controversial pepper spraying incident that also has the school's chancellor under fire. ben tracy has the story. >> reporter: the video is shocking. students at the university of california davis huddled on the ground in protestament police then begin shooting pepper spray into their faces. some students scream in pain while others chant "don't shoot students." the students were part of the larger occupy move. , railing against everything from big banks to tuition increases. the u.c. davis chancellor promised to investigate the police response. >> it's very unexpected and very sad and really very inappropriate i would say. >> reporter: but when students stormed

he talked about bombing post offices in and around washington heights and police cars in new york city, as well as a police station in baown, new jersey. >> reporter: investigators started following the 27-year-old more than two years ago when they found out he was a follower of radical cleric anwar al awlaki. >> the suspect was a called lone wolf, motivated by his own resentment of the presence of american troops in iraq and afghanistan, as well as inspired by al qaeda propaganda. >> reporter: police say pimentel used an online jihadist newsletter to learn how to build bombs. investigators say he likely accelerated his plot after a u.s. drone strike killed al awlaki earlier this year. >> i don't believe this case is as nearly as strong as the people believe. >> reporter: pimentel faces several charges. he will be prosecuted, under state, not federal, law. randall pinkston, cbs news, new york. >>> pimentel's lawyer said he was not planning a terror attack. a convert to islam. he is known as muhammad mousaff. he lived most of his life in new york city and he maintained his own website t

service member returning from iraq and afghanistan and bombing post offices in and around washington heights and police cars in new york city. >> reporter: authorities began investigating the 27-year-old recent convert to islam after he created this extremist website. on it he expressed support for osama bin laden and the radical american born cleric awlaki. >> what set him off was the elimination of awlaki. >> reporter: he is described as a classic lone wolf unemployed living with his mother. >> i'm very disappointed with what my son is doing. >> reporter: he used online truc instructions from the group. the nypd counterterrorism division which rivals the fbi has tracked him since 2009 under 24-hour surveillance for 30 days with police watching as he went to home depot to buy bombmaking components. >> it only takes one person to be successful and to mount an attack. >> reporter: surveillance photo shows jose pimental in the act. so while this is a holiday season for fun and family, for law enforcement, it's a time to worry. george? >> have to be vigilant. thanks very much. >>> we turn to th

returning home from iraq and afghanistan and talked about bombing post office in and around washington heightse cars in new york city and a police station in new jersey. >> the investigators started to follow the 27-year-old two careers back when they found out he was following a radical cleric. he used an on line letter to learn how to build bombs and he lickly accelerated the plot after a drone strike killed the cleric earlier this year. >> he is facing several charges, including conspiring to build a bomb for the terror purposes and he will be prosecuted under state, not the federal law. >>> new york, wjz, eyewitness news. >> he has been denied bail and the members of the new york city occupy wall street movement spent the night camping out near the harbor. they are going to continue their walk to washington d.c. and plan to be there by thanksgiving. >>> all eyes on the courthouse this morning and twin brothers are going on trial for killing a pit bull by setting her on fire. >> the potential jury members are expected to come to court and be asked if they have strong opinions about the case

citizen, moved to washington heights from new york, after a divorce two years ago. they say he maintained web site called trueisland1.com, that advocated violence against the u.s. nypd started watching him two years ago. since then, a confidential informant told investigators pimentel wanted to use a bomb to kill soldiers and marines returning from afghanistan and iraq. they say he also wanted to blow up police stations and banks. >> the suspect was a so-called lone wolf, motivated by his own resentment of the presence of american troops in iraq and afghanistan, as well as inspired by al-qaida propaganda. >> reporter: police say he had been trying to build a bomb since august, buying supplies at different times so as not to arouse suspicious. >> he made even some of his like minded friends nervous by his extremism. he talked about changing his name to osama hussein. >> reporter: now, pimentel was arraign last night and a judge denied him bail. if he is found guilty on the charges, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >> thank you. again, he would face a li

citizen had moved to washington heights from new york after a divorce two years ago. they say he maintained a web site called true islam one.com that advocated violence against the u.s. the nypd started watching him two years ago. since then, a confidential informant told investigators that pippen taal wanted to use a bomb to kill soldiers and marines returning from afghanistan and iraq. they say he wanted to blow up police stations and banks. the suspect was a so-called lone wolf motivated by his own resentment of the presence of american troops in iraq and afghanistan as well as inspired by al-qaeda propaganda. >> reporter: police say pimentel had been trying to build a bomb since august, buying supplies at different type so as not to akrause suspicion. they say he and to ramp up those efforts after september 30th, the day an al-qaeda cleric was killed. >> made some of his like minded friends nervous by his extremism. he talked about changing his name to osama hussein to celebrate his heroes, osama bin laden and saddam hussein. >>> now to the impending failure of th

today a march, an 11-mile march from the northern tip of manhattan, washington heights, down to zuccottisouthern tip of manhattan on wall street, marchers called the march today the end to end for the 99%. joining us now for the interview is someone who was at that march today. bishop gene robinson of the episcopal diocese of new hampshire, senior fellow for center of american progress. he's been down at zuccotti park. thank you so much for being here. >> i'm delighted to be here, rachel. thank you. >> in your role as, in your role as a bishop, why are you supporting this movement? why do you see it as important? >> part of what a bishop does is look for god. look for god at work in the world. and i think i saw god at work in zuccotti park. it's astounding to me that the feeling i come away with down on wall street is this grieving over the loss of community that i think this represents. it seems to be about the dollars and the figures are terrible, you know, how the wealth has become so concentrated in so few. but the emotional content of it to me seems like people are mourning the fact

>> washington heights. >> all the way from washington heights, very nice, good to see you.h. let's check it out, show you what's going on for today, we're looking at what was hurricane season 2011, today is the last day of the season, average ten named storms, we had 19 in 2011, seven hurricanes, three of them major, one making landfall of course, that was irene, and we have tropical storm lee as well causing problems. we've got light snow across the northern plains, wet weather moves into the pacific northwest and sunshine in the southeast and warmer conditions making its >> good morning. it is cooler this morning than it yesterday. temperatures are in the 40's. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >>> up next, dr. conrad murray gets the maximum sentence for his role in the death of michael jackson. but how much time will he actually serve? en exclusive live interview with the prosecutor innocence the case, coming up right after this. one coffee with room, one large mocha latte. medium macchiato, light hot chocolate hold the whip, and two espressos, make one a double.

he had talked about bell atlantic mobile phoning post offices in and around washington heights and police cars in new york city. >> charges including first degree criminal possession of a weapon as a crime of terrorism and soliciting support for a terrorist attack. >>> the fight over cutting the deficit. the supercommittee likely to admit failure later today. >> the 12 lawmakers on it were supposed to come out with more than a trillion dollars in budget cuts but after two months of talk, they have not reached an agreement. let's get the latest now. >> not good news now. the deadline has come. there is no deal and that is a very big deal here in washington. what that means, the failure of the supercommittee which was create out of debt debacle earlier this year was meant to reach an agreement f they failed to reach an agreement, that would mean that an automatic $1 trillion in cuts would begin and that is going to trigger these cuts that will be spread equally between domestic programs and defense spending and now, the finger pointing begins. >> i think it is illustrated by the last offer

today an 11-mile march from the northern tip of manhattan in washington heights down to the park on the on wall street. marchers called the march today the end to end for the 99%. joining us now for the interview is someone at that march today, bishop gene robinson, and he attended that march this afternoon and has been down at the park. bishop robinson, thank you to much for being here. >> i'm delighted to be here, rachel. thank you. >> in your role as a bishop, why are you supporting this movement? why do you see it as important. >> part of what a bishop does is look for god at work in the world. i think i saw god at work in the park. it's astounding to me na the feeling i come away with down on wall street is this grieving over the loss of community that i think this represents. it seems to be about the dollars a and the figures are terrible how the wealth is so concentrated in so few. but it -- but the emotional content of it tooshgs any, seems like people are mourning it the fact we've become a society every man, woman and child for themselves and not a society in which we actually

he taaked about bombing post offices innand around washington heights and police cars in ew york citytation inn bayonne, new jersey." olice put together this video of what pimentel is accused of trring to pull off. investigators say he tried to make a pipe bomb, like this from a well-known allqaeda - publication called "inssiie." &p"reading these recipes off th internet -- it doesn't have to be from inspire mmgazine, there are lots oo them -- ddesn't necessarily make you an effectivv bomb-maker either. it's not clear if this guy could've really detonated a bomb that would've worked. luckily, we're not goinggto have to run that experiment now."new yorkkcity officials say pimentel is an al-qaeda sympathizer and follower of anwar al-awlaki, the rrdical american-bornn cleric who was kiiled back in septeeber."the suspect was a so-called lone wolf motivated by his own resentment of the presence of american troops in iraq and afghanistan, as well as inspired by al-qaeda propaganda."new york police say they had been watching pimentel since may 2009... but onll acted now when hee allegedly sta

morris wasn't going to be impressed by washington's height and stature as so many of his contemporaries were. the reason he was not going to be impressed was he was the same size. some years later when a french sculptor did his great standing statue of george washington, the original is in richmond, he had come to america and mt. vernon to do a life mask of washington state. but for the body model, he used morris, who happened to be in paris at the time. it was his judgment that morris looked enough like washington that he could just use him as the body model. morris certainly was not going to be impressed by washington's education. washington's formal schooling, whatever it was, had stopped by the age of 15 or 16. morris had been sent as a boy to a school run by a french-speaking minister, so he learned french at a very early age. his mother was a french discendant. he had gone to kings college in new york city, which is now columbia. he had a great facility both for mathematics and for languages. his first biographer says he used to amuse himself by doing calculations in his head. and

. >> he talks about bombing post offices in and around washington heights and police cars in new york city, as well as a police station in bayonne, new jersey. as in other cases his behavior morphed from simply talking about such acts, to action, namely bomb building. >> reporter: police released this video at the news conference announcing his arrest, demonstrating the damage the pipe bombs i was building coulbombs he was building could have done. he had been under surveillance since 2009. vetters say he jacked up his speed of building bombs when muslim cleric anwar al-awlaki was taken out by a drone attack earlier this year. his mother and others are expressing shock that he had such a devious plan. she talked to reporters about her son calling him, quote, a normal guy, even apologizing for the situation. she says she noticed a change in him about a year ago and didn't like the way he was heading, but couldn't stop him. the nypd tried several times to involve the f.b.i. in this case. the f.b.i. concluded he didn't have the predisposition or the ability to carry out the plot. he's be

he talked about bombing post offices in and around washington heights and police cars in new york cityrested pimentel, who they say is an al-qaida sympathizer saturday inside his apartment. police say he was putting a bomb together at the time. >> the nypd intense division did outstanding work in tracking this individual and containing the threat he posed to the city. this is another case where our precautions paid off. >> reporter: an attorney for pimentel disagreed. >> there is nothing sleeper or hidden about this whatsoever. it would not have required a very difficult investigation. if this is what we're coming up with, then we're not where we have to be. >> reporter: neighbors are taken aback by the news of the arrest. >> it's pretty surreal, actually. >> it's pretty frightening, this close to home. >> now the charges against pimentel include first degree criminal possession of a weapon intended for terrorism. he faces life in prison if convicted. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today is the deadline for the debt super committee to present their plan. but they failed to agree on a d

>> washington heights. >> all the way from washington heights, very nice, good to see you.so mu >> very nice and good to see you. let's check it out and show you what is going on for today. hurricane season, 2011. today is the last day of the season. average ten named storms, and we had 19, and seven major hurricanes, and one making landfall, and that was irene, and lee was causing problems. we have light snow across the northern plains. and windy conditions across the north west, and we have warmer conditions making their way into texas. that's what's going on around the country, and here's what's going on in your neck of the woods.. >> i am meteorologist, tom kierein, in storm center 4. it's sunny and chilly on the final morning of november. it's a picture looking towards the west, and we will have the sunshine with us here for another few hours and then clouds will probably be building. right now quite a chill in the air. we are in the mid-30s in most locations and near 40 in washington and by the bay. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >>> up next, dr. conrad murr

. >> he talks about bombing post offices in and around washington heights and police cars in new york city, as well as a police station in bayonne, new jersey. as in other cases pimental's behavior morphed from simply talking about such acts to action, namely bomb building. >> reporter: commissioner ray kelly also talked about changing his name to osama hussein. jenna: he is an american citizen, he does have a family here. we understand his mother is speaking out now. >> reporter: he was living with his family in new york. his mother along with other neighbors are expressing shock that he had such alleged devious plans. carmen sosa talked with reporters today with her son's terrorist activities. with tears in her eyes she called him a normal guy. she saw a change in him about a year ago and didn't like the way he was heading. >> i told him what about what you are doing? he said it's not your business. i'm old, i'm 34. and now he's 37. >> reporter: he has been held without bail and will be back in court november 25th. the latest as we get it in the newsroom, jenna. jenna: we have more

>> washington heights. >> all the way from washington heights, very nice, good to see you. let's check it out, show you what's going on for today, we're looking at what was hurricane season 2011, today is the last day of the season, average ten named storms, we had 19 in 2011, seven hurricanes, three of them major, one making landfall of course, that was irene, and we have tropical storm lee as well causing problems. we've got light snow across the northern plains, wet weather moves into the pacific northwest and sunshine in the southeast and warmer conditions making its >>> good wednesday morning to you. what a difference a couple of hours make over the city of oakland. take a look at this. your skies are rapidly clearing. visibility coming up. we still have dense pockets of fog out there, so travel cautiously, especially through the south bay. as we transition through the next two hours, we should clear out. 63 degrees in redwood city, 63 in los gatos. the reason for the clearing, gusty northeasterly winds pumping from land to sea. it will be breezy tomorrow as well. calm

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a 27-year-old from washington heights, new york. right here in the new york city area. he's a u.s. citizen of dominican descent and a convert to muslim, to islam and he wanted to change his life to usama hussein as an homage to usama bin laden and saddam hussein. and he learned how to make a bomb from that on-line magazine "inspire." >> and that's pretty much the headline here because how many more of these type of lone wolf kind of al-qaida operatives are we creating right here in the united states from that particular magazine in that is an argument about free speech. should that "inspire" magazine be allowed to live on even though al-awaki is dead. this guy became more determined after the death of al-awaki. he was down to the last hour of putting together the last bomb and nypd had to act. >> we had to act quickly yesterday because he was, in fact, putting this bomb together. he was drilling the holes and it would have been -- it could have been not appropriate for us to let him walk out the door with that bomb. he had decided to build a bomb august of this year. but clearly, h

this man from washington heights, born in the dominican republic who had come to the attention of theer reports from the albany, new york, police department that he had intended to travel to yemen for terrorist training. that never came true. but that put him under the microscope for the nypd for a long time. >> sure. so the nypd tells the f.b.i. we got this guy. we think he's going to do something stupid and twice, they said we're not interested because he doesn't seem smart enough to pull it off. peter, it doesn't take a real smart guy to try to pull something like this off. >> there's two issues. there's not an intelligence test for terrorists. and a lone wolf is a wolf. a bomb is a bomb. whether it's branded by al-qaida or al-awlaki who this man was a follower of and according to commissioner kelly, became even more -- even more radicalized on news of his drone strike death in september of this year. this is a great, great lesson for us. unfortunately, to some extent, there's a patchwork quilt of protection here in the united states. here in new york, we understand there have been

washington post publication. later demonstrators headed to columbia heights to protest the retail stores. >>> will the long holiday weekend make the difference in washington? the deficit super committee failed this week and now congress is about to try to pick up the pieces. fox's doug luzader has the latest. reporter: the old battle lines may emerge next week when congress returns, but a deadline could lead to answers. >> the mood on capitol hill is one of shock right now. reporter: shock because with little fanfare the once heralded congressional super committee collapsed in failure this week unable to come up with a plan to even make baby steps in reining in debt growth. so now december 31st payroll taxes automatically go up, unemployment benefits are curtailed, medicare doctor reimbursements go down and that's just the start, but after pardoning turkeys and generally getting steeped in the holiday spirit, is there a chance for washington to rethink all this? they're going to get stopped at the supermarket and stopped at the gas station and people will recognize them and put it a bug in their ear about doing so

heights football player. that's according to the washington post. edward kosak is accused of punching a 16-year-old player for the hilton high school team in late october. his son plays for potomac high school and there was a may lay on the field after the game. >>> last night, william roman turned himself over to park police in lafayette park across from the white house. he told the white house police officer he was tired of running and gave up. roman is accused of robbing a 79-year-old man in 1997 and appeared twice on america's most wanted. >>> an 8-year-old is lucky to be alive after getting hit by a metro bus. this happened on 29th street and friendship heights. the x3 bus was traveling down the road when the bus ran out on the street. >> this operator has had upwards of three decades of experience. so he's seen this kind of thing before, but it's always unnerving when you have something that's this close. >> the boy suffered only a bruise on his left hip. accidents rarely occur because drivers go through an intensive two months of training to

the congress heights area of washington, d.c. in southeast. a number of the businesses along here are asking for more police protection because they have been robbed, say salted, and there's a murder. we'll talk live to some of these business people when we come back. >>> 9news now is brought to you by your local toyota dealers. [ male announcer ] the chicken marinara melt is the featured $5 footlong™ of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty cheese served toasted on freshly baked italian bread. get it pronto, cuz this november only, it joins our everyday $5 footlongs! subway. eat fresh. >>> some business owners in dc's tough congress heights neighborhood are demanding more police protection right now. >> that's right, the call comes after a string of violent armed robberies and one instance, a murder. >> bruce johnson joins us from one of those target businesses and he has some dramatic surveillance video. >> we are inside the shop. how many people in here have been touched by crime out here? how many people have been held up, rob

police arrested 25-year-old henry delanto williams of southeast washington and a 15-year-old from capitol heights, maryland. both are charged with robbing three cabbies. police say the suspects have been known to hail cabs near metro stations. there may be more cab robbers out there. police say 11 robberies and carjackings have happened in the district this month alone. >>> today euro zone financial ministers agreed to ramp up their rescue fund but won't say by how much. they also may turn to the imf for more help as borrowing costs continue to rise. they agreed to give greece a $10.7 billion loan to fend off a financial collapse. some economists believe without deep spending cuts, tax hikes, and bailouts, the european economy could collapse and spark a new global financial crisis. >>> investors' uncertainty about the euro's future sent asian stock markets down today. right now european futures are down, but u.s. futures are up. >>> right now u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is heading to myanmar for a three-day visit. clinton will be the most senior u.s. official to visit the country sinc

height. according to the washington post one of the women wants to now tell her side of the story , but she can't because of a cast yacht -- confidentially agreement. so will this years old matter actually matter? for more let's go to the red eye political correspondent, prairie dog ballerina. what's up? >>> there was question whether that was a prairie dog. graham? >> it was a prairie dog. it lives with my brother. >> we don't know where though. >> let's not discuss that. graham would you say cain is handling this crisis well, or the opposite, not well? >> i don't know. i was recently accused and convicted of sexual harassment. i did not have my contractor renewed at a major university. >> really? >> yes. >> and i had said you know what, i don't know if i want -- if i feel like i want to be your boyfriend, your agent or a third parent. when the dean told me i was terminated i said are you serious? >> if it were me i would just have him flip the bird to the entire subject. it is an easy dart to throw. it is a stupid dart to throw. they are just not clever and they are looking for money. they are

a little fog around from washington's benning neighborhood to forest heights, capitol heights, viennasky. it's frosty cold down near the freezing mark in most locations. except near the bay waters and the potomac where it's near 40 degrees. lots of sun today. patchy morning fog through midmorning. during the afternoon, peaking in the low 60s. sunset at 5:02. getting dark early. by then, we'll be down to the low to mid-50s. then tomorrow a bit warmer and a pleasant trend toward the end of the week, maybe some rain thursday. a look at the weekend coming up in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> if you're traveling eastbound route 50. right now still the right lane is getting by. crews working to clear the three vehicle crash that cleared here. the road should be open soon. if you're traveling westbound, you're slow as you pass lottsford vista. a lot of rubber necking. if you're traveling route 50 at all, please give yourself extra time. and the outer loop at colesville road in maryland, an accident blocking the right lane. i'll give you a travel time if you're maki

height. we will now begin to lose washington street. it will be a wall of glass and brick or concrete or what ever you have it. the other view on the second page is what happens to the view of telegraph hill. there is an excellent presentation on the. if the club is going to change profile as suggested today, we are putting a dagger into hundreds of middle-class families and seniors who now enjoy the facility as we have it now. there can be improvements. but to take away nine tennis courts -- there are nine there now. to build the highest priced condominiums in the city, all i want to know is when we put a sign that says "this property is only for the very rich. " it is an insult to the integrity of all of the work -- it is an insult to the integrity of all the work the neighborhood groups have done. we will continue our battle. we feel this was promised to the community over 40 years ago. we wish to maintain its. thank you. >> maureen aronirwin. >> i am here to read a letter submitted in support of the project. >> i am writing to expre