commission: having a report that they would have given on the peabody. anybody else?is is a short time. commissioner yee? commissioner yee: thanks for the report. we may not have the answer for this. this is contrary to policy. i am speaking of the bungalows. then, when i went around to some of the schools, have the new bungalows, it seems that for the last two years, it seems like we are doing that anyway. what capacity are you looking at? if you did do that, i think that is a mistake. is it ok to have half of the yard filled with bungalows? it meets the capacity of the yard and meeting the capacity of the school. i do not know if you have an answer for that. commissioner: in terms of the capacity, we ask them to let them know how many classrooms they have, this is multiplied by the number of classrooms and taking into account at the elementary level, the fire code, and all of that was taken into consideration. the numbers that we have do include bungalows in the event that that is considered. commissioner: we're going to have to refer that to other committees. i kno

commission: having a report that they would have given on the peabody. anybody else?is is a short time. commissioner yee? commissioner yee: thanks for the report. we may not have the answer for this. this is contrary to policy. i am speaking of the bungalows. then, when i went around to some of the schools, have the new bungalows, it seems that for the st

today's visit took us to del rio botanical farm in yolo county, where suzanne peabody ashworth was keenrestaurants to start trying the fresh fava beans and greens she's growing. >> so we'll take some of these greens into a couple of restaurants this morning and see what the chefs want to do with them. in sacramento, there's been an explosion of restaurants over the past 4 cr 5 years in our capital. again, sacramento, california, agriculture, fruits and vegetables--there's a very nice link there and the interest that my customers have in this produce. >> we call at 5:30 in the morning and get the normal order, and then, along about 7:30, we get the emergency orders. and if the phone doesn't ring between 7:30 and 8:30, it's a really wonderful day. but if it rings around 7:30 or 7:45, we then have to hustle around and make sure that we have enough for jim, who's always early and picking it up and getting it out to the restaurants real quick. [indistinct talking] >> so we've got salad greens today, fava greens. >> her fava beans and boxes of her braise mix were eagerly received at the magpi

he's won numerous journalism awards including sharing a peabody award for documenting the history of asian americans. and also he's been honored twice by sonoma state project, for writing two of the most censored stories. i whispered that reese was one of the organizers of ban the draft week. >> stop the draft week. supervisor mar: stop the draft week in 1957 and a notorious member of the oakland seven in their effort to fight the against the war. he's filed investigative reports that expose the reality of the u.s. policy in the middle east. reese exhibits the finest qualities of suchi will let supi make some remarks before we proclaim september 14 reese urlich day in san francisco. supervisor mirkarimi: think you supervisor mar -- thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor mar has said it quite thoroughly. he is a local hero with an international impact. his analysis really pushes back what i think is the trend of dumbing down political review and deception which seems to be the case with fox news and other mainstream news. i suggest everybody read his book. he is not just an analyst, he

. >> reporter: at the peabody farmer's market next door, plenty of people feel they were excluded as fenty pushed new development that changes the city. >> walk or run on h. street and see people eating at restaurants, full every night and they can't afford those restaurants. >> reporter: his campaign workers saw a different side of him. >> he did care about the members. >> we need to try to bring those halves together to make one whole to move forward. >> i was fully prepared and excited to serve the city for four more years but it wasn't to be. >> reporter: fenty has a law degree but has spent little time practicing law and he got into a bit of trouble with the d.c. bar when he did. he has not completely ruled out another run for political office but he does say it is almost 100% certain that he will stay in washington and serve this community in some way. leslie. >> we'll be watching for that. >> thank you, bruce. >>> prince george's county will also see some dramatic change thanks to term limits and the primary results. the winner is baker who beat four other competitors to repla

i spent years going through museum collections and opening up drawers in the basement of the peabody and the american museum of natural history where you are going through masses of artifacts, the striking black on white pottery of the anastazi, what is in this place? but the granary was not mine to open, it was left by other people, a stockpile waiting for their return. as i understand more of the anastazi, it is hard to say they ever truly vanished. the more i track them, it more it seems they are right in front of me until i can feel body heat in their foot steps. it is not unthinkable that somebody might return to this granary, maybe a century from now, relieved to find a sign of ancestry deep in this river gorge. i climbed down to this granary and laid my hand on its stone, feeling the grit of sand and the hardness of rock. a person could be found here in a thousand years, a person kneeling in the moment of decision. i climbed out and went back to my career, the obsidian night closing around me. i climbed into the canoe and swept the paddle across the water, setting a wake acros

he's won numerous journalism awards including sharing a peabody award for documenting the history of asian americans. and also he's been honored twice by sonoma state project, for writing two of the most censored stories. i whispered that reese was one of the organizers of ban the draft week. >> stop the draft week. supervisor mar: stop the draft week in 1957 and a notorious member of the oakland seven in their effort to fight the against the war. he's filed investigative reports that expose the reality of the u.s. policy in the middle east. reese exhits

. >> why don't we have a peabody yet? ambassador, i know you have been following this story since it started. any recommendations for what we can do to help this woman or stop her? >> i think sending her to american samoa is the best thing that can happen to her. the whole idea you get publicity for this ind could of behavior and it feeds on itself and her career continues, i meaning is mind boggling. >> scpent taning. -- and entertaining. >> it is not her fault if she is board, right? >> it is a boring old-world we live in. if you think about it, it is a terrible circle. she doesn't work and she has a drug problem. she has a drug problem because she doesn't work. eventually she will run out of money and it will be a helicopter news shot and we will see in some crappy motel -- you know, something awful. the third will be celebrity rehab. >> they try to get her, but she says no. >> she is not ready yet. >> she has to hit bottom first. i personally love lyndsay. i love her. i love reading stories about her. it makes me feel

finally, stephen colbert is a peabody award winning host of the comedy central television show, "the colbert report." he and his team have a one two emmys for outstanding -- have earned two emmys were outstanding writing. he recently teook a trip to a working farm to understand the circumstances of the american farm worker. each of you has prepared a written statement. those will be made part of our official record. at this point, we would like to summarize your statement and about five minutes. -- we would like you to summarize your statement in about five minutes. there is a machine on your table that will give you a green light when you have time and a red light when you should summarize and finish. we will go first to dr. swain. >> good morning. thank you for allowing me to testify on this important issue. i speak today on behalf of millions of americans w would like to see immigration laws vigorously enforced. i contend that america does not have a shortage of agricultural workers. instead, we have a manufactured crisis by some the web like to ensure a steady supply of cheap lab

finally, stephen colbert is a peabody award winning host of the comedy central television show, "the colbert report." he and his team have a one two emmys for outstanding -- have earned two emmys were outstanding writing. he recently teook a trip to a working farm to understand the circumstances of the american farm worker. each of you has prepared a written statement. those will be made part of our official record. at this point, we would like to summarize your statement and about five minutes. -- we would like you to summarize your statement in about five minutes. there is a machine on your table that will give you a green light when you have time and a red light when you should summarize and finish. we will go first to dr. swain. >> good morning. thank you for allowing me to testify on this important issue. i speak today on behalf of millions of americans who would like to see immigration laws vigorously enforced. i contend that america does not have a shortage of agricultural workers. instead, we have a manufactured crisis by some the web like to ensure a steady supply of cheap l

finally, stephen colbert is a peabody award winning host of the comedy central television show, "the colbert report." he and his team have a one two emmys for outstanding -- have earned two emmys were outstanding writing. he recently teook a trip to a working farm to understand the circumstances of the american farm worker. each of you has prepared a written statement. those will be made part of our official record. at this point, we would like to summarize your statement and about five minutes. -- we would like you to summarize your statement in about five minutes. there is a machine on your table that will give you a green light when you have time and a red light when you should summarize and finish. we will go first to dr. swain. >> good morning. thank you for allowing me to testify on this important issue. i speak today on behalf of millions of americans who would like to see immigration laws vigorously enforced. i contend that america does not have a shortage of agricultural workers. instead, we have a manufactured crisis by some the web like to ensure a steady supply of cheap l

finally, stephen colbert is a peabody award winning host of the comedy central television show, "the colbert report." he and his team have a one two emmys for outstanding -- have earned two emmys were outstanding writing. he recently teook a trip to a working farm to understand the circumstances of the american farm worker. each of you has prepared a written statement. those will be made part of our official record. at this point, we would like to summarize your statement and about five minutes. -- we would like you to summarize your statement in about five minutes. there is a machine on your table that will give you a green light when you have time and a red light when you should summarize and finish. we will go first to dr. swain. >> good morning. thank you for allowing me to testify on this important issue. i speak today on behalf of millions of americans who would like to see immigration laws vigorously enforced. i contend that america does not have a shortage of agricultural workers. instead, we have a manufactured crisis by some the web like to ensure a steady supply of cheap l