that issue. >> nicole with west field. we noticed when they first opened for business. >> when was that? >> i am looking for a date. >> that is the most exact date that you can give me? >> 2012 was last summer. >> is there a reason why there was not an appeal filed before now? >> and we or our office contacted dpw and we were told that the permit would be subject to renewal and the way that they do is has a new permit number and so we had the communication with the dpw advance of the renewal of the permit and then we were under the impression that we were supposed to wait for the approval. so that when the renewal was issued in a timely fashion filed the appeal of the renewal of the permit. but dpw said that the renewal was properly appealable to them and only heard the appeals of the initial grant and so they instructed us to the appeal of this board, when we filed it was rejected as not this being in your subject matter jurisdiction and it is a bit of a frustrating prospect as you can imagine and we are very aware of the

>> i personally was not employed by west field at the time. so i was not aware of that until i i started approximately eleven months ago. and that is we had already been working with mary on this issue. >> but then apparently nobody else or whoever your predecessor was... said anything either? >> in other words, the business started up and ran for two weeks and there were, nobody tried to go to management and say why is this out here? >> what i can tell you is that the... i think that you know this, but the whole market street area, some of the locations are under the jurisdiction of the arts commission and they issue permits to people who are selling things out in front to the arts commission permit and others, now dpw has this permitting authority as well. and so what has happened and what was happening in the past was that west field was trying to keep track and when they got a notice they would take issue with it, because they thought it was at the debtment of the ter ants. they did protest and with respect to this when they realized that

item 12: 2013.0292c c. noel; 4155 575-91255 16 west portal avenue - west side between ulloa and vic ente streets; lot 002 in assessor's block 2931 - request for conditional use authorization, pursuant to planning code sections 303, 729.44 and 703.4 to allow a formula retail use operating as a restaurant d.b.a. la boulognee within the west portal avenue neighborhood commercial district and 26-x height and bulk district. preliminary recommendation: approve with conditions 12. sf 12134 >> i'm introducing you to casey noel who is with the department. help me out. >> i will deal with the third person with the boards of directors boards who worked with gold man sacs international as a capital advisor as well as capital management and analyzing funding and creating real estate securities. casey has a ba from harvard and ms in real estate from nyu. >> welcome. >> good afternoon, president fong. the item before you is a conditional use authorization to sfb a former retail restaurant at 16 west portal avenue. it's a french cafe and bakery with 7 other locations throughout the bay area. they serve

west. as you know our attorney has presented transcripts to you in the condition that the new addition would beset back. during this discussion the project architect had the faulty site plan. any estimate using those plans regarding the relationship of these two buildings would be 3 feet off the correct measurement. please review this documentation following the letter. although some paperwork there is clearly written evidence of along the negotiation with the neighbors ten years ago. evidence of architect meeting notes of october 7, 2002. the additional story has been removed by the time and cc architects show it's a 55 foot and 40 foot lots. the garage and first floor will comprise 50 percent of the elevation. the project sponsor goes on to say that the project will not have the mass presence and neighboring buildings. these assayers as good faith point to general disregard for property. thank you very much. >> thank you, next speaker, if you haven't already filled out a speaker card, it

for west field, i will suggest not. because they were notified, specifically in this case. >> i don't doubt that. but, just thinking in and i am not trying to create problems for the permit holder, but the fact is that you know the application is predicated upon a certain notification requirements. you are correct, but in this case the location was across the street initially and through a variety of reasons it moved from one side of the street to the other and further moved the proximity another ten to 15 feet further east and so the location changed. >> i see, it was correctly radiused? originally? >> correct. >> okay. >> so would that require an additional notification? >> sorry. did i interrupt you? >> if the location of the food cart had moved, would an additional notification be required? >> that is a good question. i would suggest as a matter of scope in this case, you know from one side of the street to the other you are looking at this at 60 to 80 feet or maybe 100 feet. >> if you move that radius around there

west memphis, arkansas, 1993. a small town, blue collar, steeped in religion, crisscrossed with truck traffic and interstates. just across the mississippi from graceland and beale street in memphis, tennessee. it's a quiet place most people drive past. but it was home for three 8-year-old boys named stevie branch, christopher buyers and michael more. >> they were best buddies. christopher started coming in to be friends, i'm going to say, about a month or so before they passed away. but it was always davy and michael moore. >> on may 5th, 1993, the three boys went to school, came home and went out to play. stevie branch's mother, pam hobbs, remembers it like it was yesterday. >> we wasn't home probably five or ten minutes when michael moore came over and asked if stevie could come and go ride bikes with him. and i was telling him, i said, not today, son, i'm getting ready for work, and i'm cooking and all that and he and michael just kept begging, please, let me go, so like a lot of parents do, i gave in and i sai

west and mr. omara, because they are all charged with the duty to act professionally in the way that they are acting. >> midwin charles, who makes the closing argument for the defense? it was don west who made the opening statement. he and mark omara having sharing responsibilities, how do you thif they divvied up that responsibility? >> i don't. i think that was one of the best openings that i saw. >> despite the joke. >> despite the joke. despite the joke. i'm not sure. i between between west and omara, perhaps the jury may have picked up on that undercurrent that he has with the judge. i don't know, maybe mark oy mara might be the best byrne, but don west has been consistent in terms of the witnesses. he es dodge a good job in turns state's witnesses into actual defense witnesses. >> i've said this a couple nights ago, they've divvied this up, when there's heavy lifting to be done, it's don west. i'm not lessening the role that mark omara made, but he's the softer sell kind of guy. i wonder if

speak to that, i would imagine that would be the case most people are busy running their businesses and west field's interests in protecting their interest in protecting their tenants who are there. and they are people who have been, you know, making an investment and paying rent and you know, have invested in their businesses at that location. and west field has invested in that location by building that center there and as a consequence, i think that is why the rules were set up to afford the business owners and the tenants in those businesses, the opportunity to be heard of. and the point of this story is that opportunity was not afforded to the landlord and it is a million foot enterprise, and it has another half a million feet at the nordstrom's side of it which it operates as part of the center under the school district and you know it is just, a very odd circumstance that they did not receive this notice. >> where should the notice have been given, 865 market street which is the notice and the front door. but the map the radius starts across the street. it is not an important point, i

>> my name is dan kramer and i represent the west portal association. i represent the newest process. the notice was for two days and not for 10. this is a violation of the rule no. 7. that's initially the process. also we feel that the applicant did not provide complete information on the application which is a revocable issue. so, furthermore, it sounds like the police department believes that the permit shouldn't have been issued. there is many members of the public who agree with that and the applicant has left and indicated her decision to withdraw the permit. so, we respectfully request that you make a decision this evening on this matter. >> thank you. >> in the past when boards have been confronted with permit holders that don't show, boards have revoked the permit. we would issue a know show letter to them analyzed -- and they would have 10 days to request a rehearing. >> there has been a number of ways. but i need to say something madam president to the people in the audience and the appellant's representative. in the same way that you have ma

will develop a new kind of hero in the west he's seen as. a great leader of the opposition and so on but people in the west forget that he's a russian nationalist. he supports a split russian nationalism and so on and that's really neglected but people in the west look upon him as someone who fighting against corruption who isn't actually fight against corruption fighting against the put regime and so on. the magnet case which has been also highlighted in the west where middle. east dead. exactly sentenced. to terms of bridgeman doesn't make russian law and the russian government look very good in the west and the problem is that you princes of law the rights of property law rights of contract law and so on these are problems the west will insist with people and say you have to codify these and in other words you to become more like us. and i'm curious about what you think is behind that difference in perception i mean why why do you think certain factions are elements of these past aren't necessarily highlighted in the discussions about him

most of it is west of 340. it's not that much but you probably need the wipers, at least for the low setting here. temps are up. mike was talking about how sticky it was. 78. feels like it's already in the lower 80s in d.c. frederick is 72 with westminster. those are some of the cooler spots with 77 in fredricksburg and 75 in la plata. going into the 80s. >>> beverly farmer g morning you to. 6:00 a.m., volume is building. >> we're looking decent on the roadways too. outer loop of the beltway from andrews, landover, out of greenbelt and college park, the pace still good. right side of your screen getting into silver spring and on toward bethesda. volume for you on 95 southbound still light trying to make it down to the beltway. the bw parkway, 50 in good shape. 270 with the volume in frederick county trying to make your way south toward hyattsville. out of stafford we've seen delays getting into quantico and then again getting past dumfries. this incident on the shoulder. still sluggish out of dale city. the pac

west and mr. o'mara because they are all charged with the duty to act professionally in the way that they are acting. >> midwin charles, who makes the closing argument for the defense? it was don west who made the opening statement. he and mark o'mara have been sharing responsibilities. how do you think they have divvied up that responsibility? >> i don't know. i say they go with the guy who did the opening. i think that was one of the best openings that i saw. >> despite the joke? >> despite the joke, despite the joke. i'm not sure. i think between west and o'mara, perhaps the jury may have picked up on that undercurrent that he has with the judge. so i don't know. maybe mark o'mara might be the best person. but i think don west has been a consistent person in terms of the witnesses. he has done a very good job of being able to turn state witnesses into actual defense witnesses. >> but lisa, i think they have clearly, and i said this to you a couple nights ago, divvied this up, good cop/bad cop k

become jihadists and accepted money from jihad is cause is a bit with that is precisely because the west is not be prepared to provide them with weapons if you were to accept that argument that means that the you know rebels are so easy to manipulate that why would they would you put them at their house of the country in the first place if these people are ready to you know kill civilians and the crowd liver is hard so just because some saudi money were accessible to them well i mean why would you want them to be a legitimate representatives of the syrian people in the first place the assumption of your question is that we started to the west somehow started this revolution all this democratic move we didn't is syria in a worse situation now than it was when this movement started undoubtedly did we make mistakes was it a mistake maybe to call for president assad to step down before negotiations started possibly but you know to portray you know your assumptions about the conflict also are so flawed that you can't look at the objective truth either that's what you're accusing me of doing b

and it was posted by don west daughter's. he released a statement that says in part, sometimes we are deeply disappointed by things our children do but we love them any way and we move on. trayvon martin's parents say they will not react to that posting. >> thank you. when nbc nightly news continues on the sunday evening, the promising new drug that could improve the lives of millions of women who suffer from hot flashes. >>> and a soothing sound to babies. new therapy that is more than music to their ears. >>> health news tonight that could mean a big change in treatment for millions of women dealing with one of the more unpleasant effects of menopause. a new drug approved by the fda is the first of its kind. >> reporter: it's the most common symptom of menopause and hollywood has had a field day with it. >> look at this, my first day as a woman and i'm getting hot flashes. >> reporter: but for the women experiencing hot flashes, it's no laughing matter. some say it makes their body feel like a raging furnace. intense waves

storm is helping firefighters get the upper hand against a wildfire that burned 42 square miles just west of palm springs. the fire, which is now about half contained, has destroyed seven homes and 16 other structures. the riverside county sheriff's department lifted evacuation orders today for several communities that had been threatened by the fire. more than 6,000 people have been forced out of their homes the past several days. >>> we will check in with rob my yesterday d.a. crazy weather going on. >> saw the rain falling near the fire lines, good news around the idyllwild area. showers include some thunderstorms of lightning but there's been enough rain to also wet the ground there which helped the firefighting efforts in southern california. notice which way the moisture is going, kind of unusual to see it going from east to west, little easterly wave here moving off northern baja, california, now west of southern california, starting to pull that moisture out of southern california, now

and russia's relations with the west. well i don't think this is going to cause any dramatic change this will merely continue a narrative that is presented in the west about a a authoritarian russian government so i don't think we'll see any dramatic change we'll just continue to see more of the same. marks the vote out thank you so much for joining us here on r t to discuss this case with us and mark's about as a senior researcher of the international relations department of moscow state university. now moving on to other world stories in briefs. and the greek parliament has narrowly approved a public sector reform bill to secure a nine billion euros in financial aid from international lenders a ruling which will see thousands lose their jobs despite a large scale and a stirring protests throughout the country the german finance minister is scheduled to visit greece on thursday to discuss a hundred million if you will loan. in egypt thousands of supporters of the ousted president mohamed. morsi have taken to the streets

blang to set up the shop at west portal. the space is needed to be renovated for maybe the last 50 years or so. you couldn't really see, i see you agree with me. you can't really see from the photos that were shown here, but the panelling was falling off and it was a mess and we are very excited to see them move in there. our organization contacted them and asked them if they would be so good as to move in there and they responded positively. i can't think of anything that we can do to the west portal avenue that could revitalize it any greater than that what l.a. blang has intended it to do. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker, please? >> hello, my name is em it miller, a resident in west portal and also a member of -- i'm on the merchant committee within, that did the survey. we surveyed, the response of the is survey was over 300 respondents in west portal area and two-thirds of the respondents listed on the survey that their priorities were a bakery which we don't currently have. we feel that l.a. blang would b

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armed rebels and the problem is that your south your group and many other arab intellectuals in the west seem to you said just that you know on this particular case using violence using armed resistance may be justified and my my argument is that it is not because in the case of george w. bush he also had some strong arguments of reading the world of saddam hussein to one percent had blood on his hands he was a dictator so president bush felt or at least articulated that you know world may be a better place without him but using violence once you start using violence you cannot control the point is actually right i agree with you once you start violence you enter into perpetual cycle of violence that you can't really control after that the party that started the violence and in fact brutal violence was the syrian regime the revolution started son and to you into your viewers who may have forgotten this revolution started after fifteen boys young boys of ten and eleven year old were taken from their homes tortured abused raped and then returned in a shattered state to their parents in the

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interest which is not this is not what i think our army said was a west assisted the rebellion and i think the reasons why the west backed one of the sides to end this conflict has nothing to do with democratic aspirations it has everything to do with geopolitics that i've. run out of time please join us again same place same time here on all the part. more news today violent games. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. as a divided city iraq brings the body count to record levels are to investigate another legacy of the u.s. invasion you amy and contamination that's wrecking the lives of those born after the war. they did tsunami clashes with muslim brotherhood supporters as rival rallies raised around the country leaving over eighty people date on the sinai peninsula the military launches a crackdown on surprise its famous. long delayed peace negotiations between israel and the palestinians are finally said to be solved in washington monday evening of the prime minister netanyahu cabinet. one hundred and four palestinian prisoners. and the diplo

west doesn't think of any of it is credible or right. respectfully,'s up to the jury, not mr. west. the issue is, i think, the provocation language should be included. the only issue i hear is whether or not it also ought to, on top of the issue was provocation, include the phrase force or threat of force. and again, carrying a firearm or grabbing or accost iing to the point that someone hears, let go, and a physical struggle. that is evidence of force or threat of force. it doesn't have to -- it doesn't s say -- gibbs certainly doesn't say deadly force because, of course, gibbs is itself a non-deadly force case in the first instance. the state's argument is the defense is arguing what is credible, not what is actual. >> i understand both arguments. >> let me point out, as a matter of law, following someone on foot or by car is not against the law. you are absolutely allowed to do that if you want to, and especially if you want to tell the police where the person is. that cannot be considered provocation under the law, just like, because you happen to have a concealed weapons permit

. >> who at west field did not get the notice? >> the physical location is on the fifth floor of the nordstrom side is 865 market street box a, is the mailing address. >> important to note. >> i want to know specifically you are claiming should have been. >> it should have been dropped in box a? >> correct. >> and it was dropped in every other doorway. >> so it just missed box a. >> except what in the public record would they find that? what if they are doing a search, you have not provided other than the list of distribution lists who should have been accessed or received notice as the owner, if you have not provided any assess or or any other information? >> west field is the owner of the center. >> and i know it, and i know the facility. >> have you not shown us that they should have received notice. >> i would respectfully submit that we are the owner of record and we are the property taxpayer. and we are clearly having developed that project under an opdba with the redevelopment agency and the city is well aware that through

the economy of west virginia was built around coal and west virginia has powered the entire united states of america for a very long time, so we're not real sure what we are going to do at this point. hopefully bring in new jobs, but if they put new restrictions on burning coal, has the after effects of laying off many. if people are not burning coal, we can't sell coal, can't mine coal, people at home don't know how they're going to feed their families. >> the president said this is a global initiative, not just the united states, he is going to request, negotiate, push for this to happen all over the world. does that give you some comfort in west virginia that everybody is going to just voluntarily jump up and quit using coal? >> absolutely not. i mean, other countries are driving forward and fighting to become new superpowers, they're going to do what is economically successful to drive their countries forward, and i don't think that we here as americans should be so much worried about what's going on overseas, we should be more worried about people like my two cousins laid off last we

this is the west side of the beltway. traffic is increasing in volume. 70 eastbound looking good at 65 miles per hour. the j.f.x. looking good heading into the city at northern parkway. this is 95 near white marsh. looking good southbound as you head towards the city. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it will be a warm and steamy day today. we will top out at 89 this afternoon. scattered thunderstorms are possible this afternoon. if you take the boat out today, to twoights 12one feet. we will check the seven-day focast in just a few minutes. >> 76 degrees at the airport. >> do not go away. >> good morning. looking very nice. this is the west side of the beltway. we are starting to see the normal delays down to edmondson avenue. at 54.00 is looking good at warren road, 64 miles per hour heading south towards the beltway. things are looking good on 95 that white marsh. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we have typically hit the hottest part of the year in baltimore. it is 88 degrees and it st

still booking west, north west at 29. the track for the hurricane center brings it over haiti here by wednesday afternoon. so this afternoon. then as it interacts with cuba, it will be downgraded to a depression. the circulation will be riched apart by the landmass. approaches south florida friday morning midday just as a depression. skirts the coast and potentially over toward savannah, somewhere on the georgia coast here by sunday as a weak tropical storm. so we'll get some rain from this but not looking like it's going to be a big monster tropical issue. 87 today. a couple of showers this morning. some storms this afternoon. tonight 74. tomorrow 86. scattered afternoon storms. that will shift to the south bringing in some drier, cooler, much more comfortable air by friday. a life 84. by saturday still rather pleasant, 86. some storms possible later sunday, 86. and a better chance monday high again 86. beverly farmer, skies are pretty. >>> so far pretty good. northbound side of 95, we have the volume as you head through

>> as it relates to the appeal for west field, i will suggest not. because they were notified, specifically in this case. >> i don't doubt that. but, just thinking in and i am not trying to create problems for the permit holder, but the fact is that you know the application is predicated upon a certain notification requirements. you are correct, but in this case the location was across the street initially and through a variety of reasons it moved from one side of the street to the other and further moved the proximity another ten to 15 feet further east and so the location changed. >> i see, it was correctly radiused? originally? >> correct. >> okay. >> so would that require an additi n

interested from the east to the west. --it drifted from the east to the west. of high pressure will develop on the east coast with very little rain but soaring temperatures. this whole pattern was changed by the weekend. mostly sunny today. hot and humid. and temperature between 91 96. the heat index will be around 100. it will stick around for a while. the heat index could be between through110 from tuesday thursday. time to check the roads. >> good morning. we are tracking one accident southbound on the j.f.x. near northern. this is a live picture of the j.f.x. near ruxton road. we will let you know if any delays appear. 11 minutes on the north side. 12 minutes on the west side. 70 eastbound. traffic heading southbound is moving very well down to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. says he wants to promote manufacturing and jobs within maryland. he outlined some plans and one includes the grand policies for allstate agencies to give preferences to goods and services if they are competitively priced or of comparable quality. he believes in ide

i'll go through them bassett the west for ruling iraq out cynically advocating a similar approach in syria i want to discuss that i'm now joined by our last hour to critique president of the code of a foundation mr altikriti i really appreciate your being here now my first question may sound provocative but i find much of the pro-democracy and anti assateague rhetoric really similar to what we heard from george w. bush about a decade ago people like yourself who at least at some point for in support of armed rebellion argued that since assad is a dictator syria would be a better place without him and therefore all the mashers to get rid of him are somehow justified even if it is a war and to me that's the very asons of the bush's case to launch a war in iraq there are some stark differences to start off with between iraq and between syria and iraq there was no revolution in iraq there was a war that was instigated by the push of interest strategic financial. whatever it may be at the time the lead tony blair and george w. bush to launch a war which i felt the time was one of the lead

hayward west at 9. livermore west at 16. if it's 16 and west at livermore, that tells you, it will be cooler than everybody. 73 reno and tahoe. it will still be hot in the desert southwest but for us, the cooler patterns here, a lot of fog, no a lot of fog in a few hours. low clouds, breezy. the areas that usually get the wind are cranked you. chloe said there's a west breeze up in clearlake. how about that? it's been a long time since we've had that. a lot of 70s and 80s in areas that were 100. antioch, it's tough to drop temperatures. today looks like a 15, 20- degree temperature. it will be cold and foggy and also parts of the coast. much cooler saturday. it doesn't look like anything dramatic. >> okay, steve. >>> a crackdown on the dog walkers in san francisco is about to begin. starting monday, the parks and recreation department will be looking for people who are walking too many dogs. the new law which limits the number of dogs that can be walked at one time took effect july 11st. under the law, anyone who is paid to

this is west 580 out of the altamont pass. the bulk of the slowing clearing by the time you get toward north first. still we have speeds coming down into the mid 50s approaching the dublin interchange and west 84 to the bottom of your screen. speeds slowing from val sooet seed tas toward 680. we'll look at the south bay in the next report. >>> new this morning, this is monumental and very progressive. pope francis saying he will not judge gay priests. the pope making those remarks moments ago on board the papal plane on his way back to the vatican from brazil saying, quote, if someone is gay who searches for the lord and who has good will, who am i to judge? the pope made these remarks during a press conference with reporters that touched on a wide range of tropicings ranging from reports of a so-called gay lobby inside the vatican to what he carries inside his briefcase. for the record, he says he carries a razor, a prayer book and a book he is reading about a saint. >>> 6:08. happening now, former penn state officials are in

that consists of annexing 10% of the west bank, fragmenting what remains of the west bank, annexing some of the most arable soil, critical water resources, the hub of palestinian life, east jerusalem, and there will be some international consortium to solve the refugee problem. there is a possibility they could ram it through this time. >> speaking to israeli army last year, martin indyk expressed doubts that talks could produce a peace deal. >> i am not particularly optimistic because, as part of the matter, is the maximum concessions that this government would be prepared to for four short of the minimum requirements. so it may be willing -- possible to keep the talks going, but i find it very hard that they will reach an agreement. >> yousef munayyer, could you talk about who martin indyk is, the former ambassador, and also, norman finkelstein, the despondency of the palestinians? about me say something that quotation. that was from last year. he was talking about a then- right wing government, which has since become even more so, more beholden to the interests of religious nationalis

in the ariel settlement west bank. peace activists up and hammer believes this is a first step in an effort to push israel to give up its expansion ambitions i hope that what we just saw coming from europe will be and now there is a way to pressure the israeli government into making very clear to these very public that their world is supporting israel but their world will not so-called days when the accumulation in the west bank and israel has to find their way to stop the occupation in the west bank otherwise we will find out said the fighting would most sanction and even maybe a boycott about the against israel that i'm against but this is maybe so i think that today most israelis understand the need. to restart the negotiation and to find a solution to the conflict i hope to together with the american pressure and the european pressure there will be some kind of result and we will see the restart of the negotiations in the next couple of days. so i have for you this hour authorities in belfast block a global loyalis

tack a live look at west oakland b.a.r.t. station people lining up all morning to snag a seat on buses chartered by b.a.r.t. yesterday the buses in 4 of the 5 stations were full by 7:30 in the morning. >> a live look attent state 80 near el scerrito and albany. bob redell's camera as he makes his way through the traffic and morning commute. more on traffic conditions, anthony slaughter filling in for mike inouye. what's happening? >> i wanted to show you that specific lotion. approaching the bay bridge, things are bogged down from 880, 580 through the caldecott tunnel. good news where bob is at, the camera freeze, he's right here coming through just got on to 80 and you can see he's about to hit a heavy patch of some traffic. this is going to be where things slow down for him. let's show you what it look like in the location. it's foggy. headlights are on. here's where we're starting to see the back up through emeriville. past it, things are slow as folks trying to get into the bay bridge approach. another perspective, furthe

look at what is out west and far west out towards hawaii or the pacific. today, the wettest day in philadelphia history. in a span of five hours philadelphia got more than seven inches of rain. there was widespread flash flooding. let's talk about hawaii because all of the way out towards hawaii every single island in hawaii right now is under a tropical storm warning with wind gusts of 60 to 65 miles an hour. tropical storm flossie. that is the storm heading directly towards the big island. windy, wet, with very, very rough surf coming up. >> making our weather around here seem ho-hum. >> the city is cloudy. highs today for much of the city, in the 50s. 65 in oakland. concord, 76. livermore, 78. livermore, oefpb a slide temperature wise, it made it all of the way inland. talking about going to 95 from four days ago down to 82 for a high today. that is a big drop. overnight tonight. widespread cloud cover. fog, drizzle, lows in the middle 50s for san francisco, oakland, 76. mountain view, 76. two reasons for the gloomy weather. south and west. going onshor

a couple of showers and springsles to the north and west. you may encounter some of these, but most of this is not touchini the frowned, if its ground, if y brief and very light. flooding issues up in clevelandl this morning pushing into western pennsylvania and we'reid not going so much see theseso thunderstorms but the energy m here this upper level piece of energy thatbu is causing theseth thunderstorms will move throughh later today.r that will likely cause additional showers and storms to fire up around here. i think more showers and storms as the cloud cover dampens theov prospect of the weather, we should have a few thunderstorms as well.ere let's thget down to the tropics, with what is left of our tropical storm chantal. there it is, it actually completely disappeared for a fo time becoming a tropical open wave. it looks like it's trying to reemerge to the south and west of puerto rico. we will have to monitor thatat progress over the next couple days. there's indications that it will intensify and become a tropical storm as it pushe

jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality there is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it. >> we are here in a bubble. after sometime of working together with jamal i said let's do this in california. you only have to choose in that neighborhood what kind of latte you want in the morning. >> when i go there i'm always eager to go to my people, to my neighborhood. i want to have the least interaction with the israelis as possible. >> many israelis don't want to know about palestinians. they don't want to reach out. they don't want to cross into streets and neighborhoods where the palestinians live because of a mixture of stereotypes and so on. >>

another cluster of storms out to the west. we're going to watch this action because we'll get that first wave coming here later this morning north and west through the early afternoon in d.c. then it's going to move south and east of us for the afternoon. still spotty showers and storms not out of the question north and west for the evening hours. then tonight midnight still a couple of showers. we'll quiet down toward tomorrow morning. then tomorrow afternoon we'll pop more showers and storms but it will be from d.c. and it looks like points south and east as drier air starts to move in tomorrow night into friday. by the way, chantal still a tropical storm. we'll see how well it does as it approaches the dominican republic and haiti. hispaniola can really affect its circulation. 87 degrees today. a couple of showers this morning. storms this afternoon. 74 tonight. tomorrow scattered showers and storms, mainly in the afternoon and a better chance late. we'll start to move south of d.c., 86. as drier air moves in for friday, it