i represent winfield design international, inc. the property in question on 23rd street, number 3000, and we are a small corporation that is owned by two owners, thomas shuen and milton gaines. for the appellant. the property had been previously used as an industrial site, operated by winfield design international inc. winfield applied for a permit to develop an apartment project. the city and county of san francisco required as a condition for obtaining a building permit an inclusionary housing requirement of bmr units, under planning code section 315. also, winfield had to record a notice of special restriction on the property, which included the fact that these bmr units were a part of the property. the important part here is back winfield design did not receive any concessions from the city in order to obtain a permit, and we contend that winfield is therefore not required to provide these bmr units, and being required to have a conditional use permit requiring the bmr units, that this violated costa-hawkins. at the time, my cl

what did winfield who the care so much about?the great general who conquered mexico was against the mexican war. that's the kind of paradoxes you have. it's like robert e. lee disapugh pooed of slavery, and he was the great defender of it. history was made up of these paradoxes, and to understand how we got where we are now, we have to know something about these contradictory events and these very complex people. and i think that will help us move forward to know that. >> to come back from the sublime to the more narrow since we have a minute, i'll ask a question. of course, i spend my life just brooding over how exactlyday i have correct died -- davy crockett died, and i notice that in your book you, of course, cite bill droneman's book and his questioning of the diary which i believe is gospel. but nevertheless, you sort of dodge the issue, i think, and i think beautifully, by saying that there is a greater meaning to his death. and it really kind of relates to the question you just answered about what correct meant to -- crock

on winfield loop. his neighbor finds the story a bit suspect. >> there's no motive whatsoever. it simply doesn't follow his character at all. >> when the police detectives came around and asked us if we had heard or seen anything. >> reporter: kathy lives across the way and says she slept through the commotion sunday morning. now she's left feeling uneasy. >> there's been very little vandalism or anything suspicious that happens in this neighborhood, so we're a little surprised. >> reporter: the tsa released a statement to news 4 that reads in part, tsa is working closely with local law enforcement on this matter. mr. rodman's being held in the regional jail here in prince william county without bond. aaron gilchrist, news 4 today, manassas. >>> rumors are flying about what the next ipad 3 will look like. and when it will be on sale. the website ilounge.com says it has the scoop. it says the sources tell them the ipad 3 will be .7 millimeters thicker than the ipad 2. the reason so apple can include extra light bars inside to support a higher resolution display. as for the relea

prince william county police say rodman approached two women in the 10500 block of winfield loop. he was wearing his tsa uniform where he flashed his badge and sexually assaulted the victim. police found him a short time later. we know more about the paperwork mixup in prince georges county. scott broom with the latest in upper marlboro. >> i'm scott broom outside the prince georges county courthouse where we know more about a paperwork followup that resulted in an accused murder going free. 24-year-old frederick scott has not been seen since he made a $75,000 bail november 10. and walked out of prince georges county jail. it turns out he got a bail that was meant for someone else. according to state's attorney, angela alsobrooks. >> the status hearing, there was no mention of his bond and what happened is there was an erroneous bond for $75,000. that was placed in mr. scott's file by the clerk's office. that paperwork belonged to another defendant. >> scott and another man face a murder and handgun charges for the murder of watson in march. now, a warrant has been issued for scot

specialist adam winfield turned witness and testified about the self-styled kill team. >> did you say kill team? >> yeah. >> what did he mean by that? >> he meant that he would kill people. one way or another. >> are we talking about enemy combatants? >> enemy or -- >> not then? >> yes. >> specialist jeremy morelock was known as gibbs' right-hand man. he admitted three counts of murder and said gibbs planned the attacks. >> he was like hey, you guys want to wax this guy or what? >> calvin gibbs has pleaded not guilty to 16 separate charges. he faces life in prison without parole if convicted. >> anti-capitalist protesters are spending another night camping outside st. paul's cathedral in london. what more can you tell us? >> this shows no sign of letting up at the moment. it has been an interesting development, because those same protesters are to be given a 48-hour notice to move on. the city of london corporation and the authorities of st. paul's cathedral say they will hand over a legal notice shortly and that if the demonstrators refuse to leave, a court injunction will be sought.

police say just before 3:30 sunday morning he approached a woman on winfield loop in manassas as she was getting out of a friend's car and walking toward her townhouse. they say he was wearing a uniform and flashed a badge, likely gaining the alleged victim'ses trust. the 37-year-old says she was groped and then sexually assaulted. when he ran, the woman immediately called police. >> during that canvas, a man came out of his residence that matched the description and was immediately interviewed and detained by our officers. >> reporter: rodman is a tsa supervisor at dulles airport and police says he was wearing his uniform at the time of the alleged assault. now he's charged with committing aggravated sexual battery and forcible sodomy steps from his own front door. his neighbor finds the story a bit suspect. >> there's no motive whatsoever. it simply doesn't follow his character it ter at all. >> one of the police detectives came around and asked us if we had heard or seen anything. >> reporter: kathy lives across the way and says she slept through the commotion sunday morning. now

they are all owned by winfield design international inc. vice president garcia: i am sorry. i must have misread that. everyone of them? >> yes. vice president garcia: thank you. >> surely. commissioner fung: several questions. the principles that you introduce, where they the principles of the firm at the time they got their entitlement? >> yes, sir. commissioner fung: a slightly different question, commissioner garcia, but since it was constructed that the units were rental units, are they now going to be marketed for sale? >> that is not envisioned at this time, sir. commissioner fung: i did not see much in your brief related to the findings by the mayor's office on housing in terms of non conformance to the conditions. do you concur that the bmr units were not in place? >> there was some compliance but not full compliance. what might breed has alluded to with the -- what my brief has alluded to was the california state law. we were prevented from being allowed to use the unlawful detainer statute, not prevented, but there was an interference, and the penalty has alleged t

man was arrested for breaking into the home of chicago white sox general manager kenny williams winfield is charged with residential burglary he is set to appear in bond court today the incident took place between november 18th and 21st while williams was out of town police say that he also wore the clothes of kenny williams and his 2005 world series ring at some point during a burglary he left behind hospital bracelet which incriminated him >>president obama has a pardon demand from park ridge convicted of transporting stolen jewelry nearly 30 years ago 72 year-old martin crowley and said he was surprised to learn about the pardon and that he is grateful that it came during the things given holiday he does not want to discuss his conviction or why he was pardoned be careful where you parked this holiday shopping season ... state police are patrolling the malls and shopping centers looking for cars parked illegally in handicapped spaces robert jordan is live with that report in the loop >>ethically this is a bad idea and state police will be out checking for violators fines and penalties

he assaulted a 37-year-old woman along winfield loop early yesterday morning. to the victim, he displayed a badge and assaulted her, then ran off. police arrested him at his home down the street. we'll have a crew and live report coming up later this hour. >>> a murder suspect who was mistakenly released from the prince county georges jail. he walked out of jail less than two weeks ago. it never should have happened. he was held without bond on murder charges. darcy spencer joins us live from police headquarters in palmer park with new details for us. darcy? >> it's taken a day of digging, phone calls and research. we have a good idea of how it happened. a different suspects court information got put in this defendant's file indicating he had a $75,000 bond. unfortunately, no one caught this mistake until it was too late. he was already back on the street. 24-year-old frederick scott, charged in a murder that happened in march

it happened on winfield loop. we have live with the latest. >> reporter: police tell us that the victim was being dropped off by a friend when it happened. take a look at the picture of the suspect. it's a 52-year-old. we are told by police that he is a tsa agent. he apparently is a supervisor at dulles international airport. he approaches a woman when she was walking home sunday morning about 3:30 in the morning. he was wearing his uniform and showed her a badge. at that time, police say the victim was groped and sexually assaulted. the suspect took off on foot. listen to how they caught him so quickly. >> we conduct a canvas of surrounding neighborhoods and residences. during that canvas, a man came out of his residence that matched the description and was immediately interviewed. >> reporter: they hold personnel to the highest professional standards and investigates all levels of misconduct. tsa is working with police on this matter. they are not able to tell us if he posted bail but we are going to continue to

prince william county police say rodman approached two women on winfield loop in manassas early sundaythe women claim rodman was wearing his tsa uniform when he flashed his badge and then sexually assaulted the victim before running away. police tracked down rodman a short time later. >>> alexandria police are looking for a man accused of assaulting a woman while she was jogging about 24 hours ago. this happened in the 200 block of east del rey avenue. police say the man grabbed the woman from behind, touched her inappropriately and then shoved her to the ground when she screamed. the victim believes he was wearing a black puffy coat, dark pants and a skullcap. >> dominion, virginia, is restarting the second nuclear reactor at the north anna power plant. unit two is running at 7% power, gradual process. both reactors of the plant shut down after august earthquake near the plant in louisa county. federal regulators kept them off-line until november 11th so inspections could be completed. north inez unit one reached full power on friday. >>> we're helping you get hired. >> jessica is bac

the incident happened earlier yesterday morning on winfield loop in manassas. he assaulted a 37-year-old woman. rodman in a tsa uniform at the time displayed a badge, assaulted her and ran away. police arrested him at his home down the street a short time later. >> anytime this is reported to police, we conduct a canvas, basically of surrounding neighborhoods and residences. during that canvas, a man came out of his residence that matched the description and was immediately interviewed. >>> tsa holds personnel to the highest professional and ethical standards and investigates all allegations of misconduct. they are working closely with local law enforcement on the matter. >>> penn state university hired a former fbi director to lead the investigation of the child sex abuse allegations. freeh will look into how the university responded when the allegations were made and whether there was cover up by administration or coaches. earlier this month. the grand jury accused jerry sandusky of sexually abusing eight boys over a 15 year period. joe paterno was fired for

police say a woman was getting out of a friend's car early on sunday morning on winfield loop in manassashen 52-year-old had harold rodman approached her. he was in uniform and flashed his badge. the woman says he groped and sexually assaulted her. neighbors say they have a hard time believing those charges. >> i mean he's more like a model of the community, as opposed to anything but that. there's no motive whatsoever. i mean, it simply doesn't follow his character at all. >> the tsa released a statement to news 4 that reads in part, tsa is working closely with local law enforcement on this matter. right now rodman is being held without bond. >>> the former head of the fbi will help penn state as the university investigates its handling of sex abuse allegations brought against former coach jerry sandusky. louie freeh was picked by the school board's trustees to investigate the conduct of university personnel. freeh who stepped down from the fbi in 2001 said his inquiry will go as far back as 1975, nearly two decades earlier than the grand jury report. >> if our investigation identifies a

reno fire officials said they may have prevented 4,000 homes from being burned in this winfield wildfirets as high 85 miles an hour. reynolds, you were saying this. you weren't -- hurricane strength winds whipping up a fire. >> absolutely. basically like a blast furnace so to speak. the winds will drop back, humidity is going to be back. the firefighters should have a little bit of help from mother nature. yesterday, a nightmare scenario, areas scorched around reno. we're seeing the storm system that helped provide wind and that's up and out of the part of the nevada. what we're going to see behind it a little bit of a respite. maybe moisture from the pacific. it's going to take a while to get there. it's not going to be in an instant. firefighters will have their work cut out for them. that storm system is not nailed to the ground. it's going to lift into the northern plains. as it does so, it goes from a wind maker, also wind, but also a snow maker. the twin cities, back into the northern plains, anywhere from 3 to 7 for the northern plains. for the twin cities, i'm thinking anywhere t