we don't do a lot of fertilizing. if there is really bad soil conditions then we might amend the soil. >> do people need to fertilize their trees. >> typically they don't if you are planting in your own yard, and if they have some products that are root stim lay tors, there are fungi that will help your roots adapt. you can scatter it around the roots and water it in. and it helps those roots to develop and get adapted. but generally most trees don't need a lot of fertilization if your soil conditions are very bad, you might want to amend the soil, i always like to do organic soil. we work with a variety of nurseries in the area. so there's not just one. we have some nurseries where we get a lot of the same species that ke with count on them. sometimes we have to go a little bit further up field. there are a few nurseries that they are not based in the city. they are based in the nearby areas where there is more land. and they have to be acity-approved vendor. so we are restricted -- a lot of times is having that pape

kids but for eight years she had dozens of unsuccessful fertility treatments. >> it's so hard not to your mind do bad places when you have been so unsuccessful for so long to try to keep your mind and body open to the fact that you will have a family. it's emotionally and physically draining. >> reporter: holly was about to give up until one day she heard about a fertility yoga class. >> if somebody said support group to me, i would have said no way but fertility yoga was like minded people. >> reporter: it helped worldwide help people balance mind and body. women use it to reduce stress. >> this yoga practice practices a community a place where women can gather and take inspiration from one another and feel less isolated so they feel better. they are more relaxed. >> reporter: that relaxation may be just what the doctor ordered. some fertility specialists believe adding yoga's time- worn "wisdom" to modern medicine is valuable for patients. >> i think being in a yoga class with other women who are undergoing the same stressful things that you're undergoing, the time in the of course

a fertility yoga class is the latest approach to fertility treatment. relieving stress is the key, they say. some fertility specialists say adding yoga to modern medicine is valuable for patients. >> this yoga practice provides a community where women can gather and take inspiration from one another and feel much less isolated. so they feel better, they are more relaxed. >> let's be clear, there is no clinical study that improves yoga increases fertility rates. but it can boost a woman's ability to conceive. >>> many of us of a certain age, women and men alike, have asked ourselves what would we look like with gray hair? after 20 years of coloring my hair, we now all know what i look like. the decision to go gray is often an emotional one. tonight a look at what it takes for people to finally ditch the dye. >> gray is good. >> for shirley, it started in her 30s. >> i kind of liked it. >> so she kept it. >> i never thought of my hair as something that was going to stop me from doing anything. >> but many women see gray as the dividing line between young

a fertility yoga class is the latest apreach to fertility treatment. relieving stress is the key. some fertility specialists believe adding yoga's wisdom to modern medicine is valuable for patients. >> yoga practice provides a community where women can gather and take inspiration and feel less isolated. they are more relaxed. >> now there's no clinical study that proves yoga increases pregnancy rates, but research shows mind, body programs designed to reduce stress can help boost a woman's ability to conceive. >>> many of us of a certain age women and men alike have asked ourselves what would we look like with gray hair? after 20 years of coloring my hair, we know what i look like. the decision to go gray is often an emotional one. tonight a look at what it takes for people to finally ditch the dye. >> gray is good. >> for shirley, it started in her 30s. >> i kind of liked it. >> so she kept it. >> i never thought of my hair as something that was going to stop me from doing anything. >> but many women see gray as the dividing line between young and old. men too. just because presi

that's nice time released fertilizer because then i add a water solyubble fertilizer. >> because it leaches out quickly when you're doing that watering. >> and if you don't overstuff it, it's that much more demained. >> there's a lot of roots in this pot. >> thanks for the ideas for mother's day. next sunday we'll be back with more. we'll see you then. >> if you have a gardening question, send it to sunday gardener wbaltv. you can also go on our website. and the time is 9:26. we're minutes away from sunday q&a with howard county executive. and celebrity inspired gifts for your mom that will not break the bank. >> we have a few sprinkles out there this morning and a little cloud cover. but better news in the forecast. we'll show you the seven-day in just a minute. stay with us. promise me low prices. and stick to it. like seriously low prices. [ male announcer ] at safeway, we made a promise of low prices. and we're keeping it. [ female announcer ] take our fantastic club card specials like driscoll berries, they're buy one, get one of equal or lesser value free. i need to know that when i'm

. >>> she never thought she would be able to have children but her fertility was saved by taking the pill. >>> and then cracking down on some dog owners. the bay area company that will rsy.particular offventro cothtinne ecmaono t ntroversy. the connecti wono wmesoell known restaurantsme and nancy pelosi. we're back in a moment. eleofeff >>> accusations flying over the implications of president obama's health care plan. it's dubbed obama care by gop opponents. 20% of the waivers issued went to luxury hotels, restaurants, and spas. that has prompted many in the gop to pounce, calling it political favoritism. vicky wynn is here. >> this all started with an article in the conservative leaning website called trendy posh clubs saying that these businesses did not have much in common with other companies that have received the waivers. the author cites a steakhouse that served a $15 porter house, true spa and landmark blue and gold fleet as the latest recipients of these health care waivers. they are getting a year-long ex sem shun to the health care plans that they offer. sarah palin jumpe

. >> translator: this is a liquid fertilizer made from indigenous micro organisms, mixed with discarded vegetables. >> reporter: not only fertilizer, but pesticides produced from locally accessible ingredients like lemongrass and garlic. farmers rotate their crops to keep the soil healthy and fertile and city dwellers are interested in learning organic skills. >> translator: most are impressed because of the chemical free approach. >> the market is intended to promote sustainable and profitable ways of farming. it will be a place where consumers can find safe, nourishing produce. but, it has also become a tourist destination where visitors can exchange knowledge on how to live more healthily. >> so they say you are what you eat. it's a notion that's so very true. that wraps up our bulletin. i'm reporting from bangkok. bye now. >>> day 13 of sumo from tokyo. hakuho maintained his unbeaten record. it's action time. kaisei in his debut of the tournament has been terrific. kakuryu is his biggest challenge. kakuryu can be brilliant. the big brazilian fights with all his might overpowered the

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the group performance in front of the patron saint of fertility.t's also believed the dance helps singles find matches. >>> ancient history can be yourself in dallas. four dinosaur skeletons will go on the auction block next month. at 400 years old, their value has appreciated over time. the most expensive skeletons, stegosaurus is estimated to sell for $2.8 million. the only concern is where the lucky bidder is going to find room for it. >> that was my favorite. i would route for the underdog. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. in washington, the senate will vote on a republican plan to expand offshore drilling in the gulf of mexico, virginia and alaska. it calls for a one-year extension of the drilling leases suspended by the obama administration after the bp oil spill the. >>> personal items owned by ted kosinski will be sold by u.s. marshals in an online auction. items include his type writer, various versions of his manifesto. proceeds will be used to compensate some of his victim

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we have a link on abc seven.com. >> there is financial help available for couples using costly fertility treatment to conceive. invito or ivf range from $10,000 to $15000. it is pricey. a nonprofit organization known as inside can help couples with the considerable expense. they work to get doctors and drug companies to provide services for free. in exchange, the patients must agree to provide 3500 to inside for their assistance. we have a link to the virge - vinge - virginia nonprofit. >> a little boy came from peru for surgery to save his life. he needed a kidney transplant. donor was a pleasant surprise. we have the story from children's hospital. >> it is just working its way to the surface. >> it is one of the last check ups for him at stanford. he and his parents will soon return to peru after undergoing a kidney transplant two months ago. he was born with a rare disorder. >> the kidney serves like a coffee filter . one of the things that the kidney is supposed to hold on to is protein and you need that to grow and thrive. his kidney had holes and he leaked protein. >> when the par

a fertility yoga class is the latest holistic approach to fertility treatment.elieving stress they say is the key. some fertility specialists believe adding yoga's time worn wisdom to modern medicine is valuable for patients. >> this yoga practice provides a community a place where women can gather and take inspiration from one another and they feel much less isolated. so they feel better, they are more relaxed. >> all about relaxing. now, there is no clinical study that proves that yoga increases pregnancy rates in infertility patients but research shows mind-body programs designed to reduce stress can help boost a woman's ability to conceive. >>> still on the medical front, the more coffee, the better at least for men trying to fend off prostate cancer. in a new study, men who drank 6 or more cups a day had a 60% lower risk of developing the deadliest form of the disease. even just one cup offered protection from all forms of prostate cancer. researchers believe it's anti- oxidants that play the role, not the caffeine. >> hm. >> ah! [ laughter ] >> three more

earlier in our history, it was all that free fertile land. later, it was fossil fuels. later, it was sending all those smart kids through high school who had never been before. >> reporter: but the once easy pickin's are now slim, says cowen, demonstrating with our >> not so easy to get to. it's like all the science we've done that we have not yet turned into useful products. >> reporter: products that proliferated in the past and spurred the economy. >> cars are improving slowly, but not as rapidly as the car was an improvement over the horse. >> reporter: cowen points to recent visions of a future that's never materialized. the hoverboard, imagined as a 21st century staple in the '80s film "back to the future two." space odyssey's to jupiter predicted for 2001, already a decade behind schedule. jet packs like the one gh- flyin' double-o 7 sported way back in the 1960s. and the big breakthroughs we've heard so much about: nanotechnology, gene therapy? >> how close is nanotech to being a reality? no one knows, but it's not going to come tomorrow. the sequencing of the h

the midwest has been growing more clark and more corn requires a heavy a fertile household. every you nine hundred thousand tons of agricultural fertilizer washes into the mississippi river from thirty one states outside the museum. as the river moves through louisiana it brings all those nutrients down with it because algae blooms which use up the oxygen and cause what's called the dead zone and slow are no oxygen. makes sense from the mouth of the mississippi all the way into texas. and no fish no crabs all the type of aquatic organisms that they normally catch so it's having an impact on the whole united states but it's only quote impacting the economic base along the coastal areas. occasionally field of food and music i think a lot of the richest places in the world but now natural resources are something that folks who have been in power have abused and neglected. two hundred petrochemical plants line eighty five miles of the mississippi river between baton rouge and new orleans. they produce over twenty five percent of the petrochemicals made in the united states. it's

died there they were two years into this great experiment with no leaders and so in this land, very fertile land, but then this were about 50 million people maybe now -- >> 100 and something. >> 180. >> tripled in the land size and lahore to islam ma bad is like driving san francisco to l.a. >> how did you practice the different religions? >> part of what happened, the zea who came in, moved the government officially toward being an islamic state and at the beginning, janaa saw it as pakistan was muslim with a lot of rights guaranteed to other religions but more and more it moved officially to be a muslim state, and so everyone has to attend classes on islam and so on and so on there is a small christian minority, 5% perhaps of pakistan is christian centered mostly in the punjab. there are a few hindus but not nearly as many, you have to remember in indian there are more muslims in india than there are in pakistan. >> true. >> and so -- but religious minority persecution is huge even within these different sects of islam,. >> with that being a central location what i hear how is education h

in the middle you have the fertile plains of like kansas of the punjab, the punjab and then up here right about where your finger joins the little bumps that would be islam ma bad the new capital and then on up here you get the mountains, pakistan, the great hindu kush going town 4,000 feet and then down to sea level. >> well, that is an interesting way. >> that is an interesting way to understand pakistan of course this is caused because the indian subcontinent is mushing into asia, causing mount everest and these sort of things, so india, pakistan, one entity, on the east, great jungles that lead into burma. so can't go that way. on the west, afghanistan with the fierce tribes and down below the great sis earth. so -- desert, natural protection and you can't go over to nepal and that way. that is pretty tough. there they are. pakistans you will remember became a country in 1947 by a mr. jinaw when the raj was ending. he was beating the table and said, we muslims need a separate country. they won in no small part due to christian minorities everybody was surprised. there is pakistan. >>

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but fertility yoga, it's a lot of like-minded people. you share your stories. helps balance mind and body. for an hour every week, hopeful moms-to-be just like holly use age-old focus to reduce stress. >> it provides a community, a place where women can gather. they feel much less isolated. they're more relaxed. >> reporter: that relaxation may be just what the doctor ordered. nyu fertility specialist believes that adding yoga's time-worn wisdom to the modern medicine he prescribes is valuable for patients. >> i think being in a yoga class with other women who are undergoing the same stressful things that you're undergoing, the time in the office, the drugs, the cost, really can help a person be grounded and relieve a lot of her stress. >> reporter: relieving stress is yoga's key. making a difficult physical process easier on the soul. mind/body programs designed to reduce stress have reported fertility increases up to 35%. regardless of the patient's history. but nothing can prepare you for that phone call. >> she said, congratulations. and i just started hyst

they help fertility and doctors to provide the services for free in exchange the patients must agree to provide $3500 to inside for their assistance. we have a link to the virginia nonprofit company at abc7news.com. >> four-year-old boy and his parents made a journey from lima peru to undergo surgery that would save the boy's life. he was born with a rare and deadly kidney disorder and desperately needed a transplant. a northern california pediatrician was a perfect match. she donated one of her kidneys and the life saving operation took place at lucille packard's children's hospital at stanford. >> the kidney serves like a coffee filter. and you need it to grow and thrive but his kidney had holes in it so he leaks proceed pro teen. >> relatives have plans around the world to start a fund-raising campaign to help with costs. >> hopefully he can enjoy the bay area before going back. this weekend may not be a good time to do a little sightseeing. >> in could be snow in the mountains. very unusual weather headed our way. >> today a nice one out there. sfo this morning where no delays an

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. >>> topping our health watch tonight, caffeine and fertility. researchers today are reporting that too much coffee or caffeinated soda might impair fertility. it does apparently in mice. researchers found caffeine reduced the activity of the muss lds in the fallopian tubes which of course carry the igz from the ovaries to the womb. experts say the amount of caffeine given to the mice, by the way, was the human equivalent of just about two cups of coffee a today. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. yesterday we had tornadoes. anything as crazy as what we saw yesterday? >> no, not at all. the radar scans around, it is dry here in this over 300-mile radius right now, but it was some wild weather. just in case you missed our coverage last night of this event, i did want to take you all in and just show you the locations of where these tornadoes did touch down. reported tornadoes, we haven't seen any confirmed reports coming back yet from the national weather service in terms of size and strength. but likely all of these tornadoe

to use the specific sectors fertilization?icronutrients, like iron, magnesium and follow the label. >> notice how careful i am doing this. >> and you would have to seek out and do those instructions. the mire lemon tree can be a pretty heavy the meyer lemon tree-- requires fertilization for optimum results. >> and in terms of...? >> with some mildew on the apples the could even get on the roses. it is cool at night and warm during the day a great way to take care of that is the disease control bacteria. it is okay. >> is fine if you're still using an organic garden. if your organic gardening. >> they used to do a lot of chemicals. >> now, the latest pest control products to the market that are effective, easy-to-use and also easy on the environment. question. you have 3000 different plantings how to you fertilize? >> sometimes will do that with inorganic fertilization addition but a lot of times i the micro- sprinkler system that in check steep fertilization right into the sprinkler system. you can set that up. it in checks th

for a lawn that can't be beat, get a fertilizer that can't be copied. scotts turf builder.ow is the time to feed and kill dandelions. use scotts turf builder plus 2. >>> 9:47 right now. it is freezing in the studio. >> you had the goose bumps all day long. >> i look like a chicken. >> we can't wait to get outside. >> i'm just right. it feels perfect in here, in my opinion. >> we're hoping for perfect outside or something close to that. >> it's not going to be a bad day. if you're going to get outside and spend a little time in the great outdoors today, it's not going to be a bad thing. a chance to thaw out a bit. humidity values coming up a smidgen. it will be mild and temperate outside this afternoon. still, though, the risk of a couple of light rain showers coming in before the day is through. keep that in mind as you make your plans to get outside. certainly not going to be a lot of rain. anybody that gets a few raindrops shouldn't be any more than maybe .1 inch. i think maybe it will be .01 inch as far as measured rainfall potential for today. outside cloudy skies have

this because the these violations of people's basic rights and we're really thrilled we're really fertile the people are making their voices heard and they're letting their legislators know that they're not going to stand for this and it heard that legislation is already being drafted it's in the works to overturn this stance so are you meeting any kind of resistance from political leaders there are people who are going to go supreme court justices not too much as a matter of fact it seems that it must be this is one of those issues that people from both sides of the political spectrum can really get behind because it's just basic basic eilish an's of you know the home as the as a sanctuary and if you can feel safe in your home where can you feel safe cracked out stand will thank you so much for joining us tonight stephen q. of the great work and best of luck with your rally next week thank you very much outstanding that was steven skolnick student at uni at a university who is organizing a rally to protest the recent supreme court decision there so. last night i was considering my rants

and so the fertility part is also a sensitive, not just about education. there's a lot of a lot of undertones attach, et cetera. is there a way pakistan can prioritize what this report has put out? and perhaps if you can comment on this as well. because in some ways you are overwhelming a state which is are we so much in trouble by saying this is it, and good luck. how does one go about? again, you don't have to enter everything but i thought i would throw these out. >> thank you very much. first i want to make a connection, and then becomes which would message which is a website that a major, pakistan education task force was indeed off but it is back up and i checked it so that is good news. and they say was because of a server problem, which i doubt. [laughter] but the good news is, the good news is that it is up and it is back and it means it is not dispense i must correct my words that and i had mentioned that is a really great effort. it will test. about police question, i think it is a central question about democracy. my point of view is and i thin

for a lawn that can't be beat, get a fertilizer that can't be copied. scotts turf builder. now is the time to feed and kill dandelions. use scotts turf builder plus 2. >> we have an accident with a downed pole in pasadena. you may find some closures. they are blocking all lanes at mountain road. b.g.e. crews are on the scene. they are all set to clearly accident. another promise by, baltimore street at carleton street. there was some fire activity -- another problem spot. 140 at hamilton pike, there is construction. another spot where you may see some delays as volume picks up. the harrisburg expressway looks good this morning. we'll show you the other area roads. all of the major roads in our area are wet this morning. give yourself some extra time and take your time once you get out here. moving well on 70 despite terrain. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> we're moving along nicely. the 48 bus is running 15 minutes late. we have the 30 bus with a d

i believe the key is reducing pakistan costs fertility rate now -- pakistan's fertility rate to 2%. i am not saying it is because the resources would be severely stressed smith with a population of 450 million people, and -- stressed with a population of 450 million people, which is true. they already face lack of resources. the reason for saying the fertility rate needs to be lowered is increasing the opportunity for participation in public life. government attention to public life is very pour in pakistan. in was not until 2004 before they allowed the word condom to appear on television. president obama mentioned the commitment of the u.s. government to infant and maternal health and will increase, and i think pakistan should be a focus of that commitment. 18,000 pakistani women die every year giving birth. that is far more than the number who died at the hands of militants in 2001, but the everyday security of women gets little public attention. in pakistan there are eight soldiers for every doctor. there is no secret to the key of higher public participation of women. they ask t

for a lawn that can't be beat, get a fertilizer that can't be copied. scotts turf builder. now is the time to feed and kill dandelions. use scotts turf builder plus 2. deer removal. alex demetric reports something different could be tried even though the end result is a bullet. >> reporter: managed deer hunts like the one here relied largely on arrows and bullets of recreational hunters. that's not sitting well with nearby homeowners. >> we have deer with them running around the neighborhood. we have deer on the side of the road that aren't dead. >> reporter: but the county parks like oregon ridge too many deer are devouring too much foliage. >> they're hearty eaters and kind of destroying the understory and so the floor doesn't have the regeneration it should. >> reporter: to hunt or not to hunt? the solution. instead of opening oregon triple digit regular hunters a private company will be hired to thin the herd. >> we wanted to make sure that this was a controlled. >> they're going to hire deer cooperators to shoot the deer at night with night vision goggles. >> reporter:

important for us because we have celebrated the first year anniversary for working this beautiful, fertile piece of land. this lot was an overgrown jungle. really serious leagues. -- weeds. it has been a pretty action packed year for us, transforming the lot from that to this. we can't think of a better way to make this year -- the mark this year of hard work than the signing ceremony. little city gardens is an urban far more people can come to learn about agriculture and talk about food systems. little city gardens is also a small business in that we aim to support the work that we do have a place that we hold in the community by growing, selling, and distributing fresh produce. we started this business because we believe that productive urban farms have a great role to play in the future of our cities. urban farming has always had an important presence in san francisco. we felt like the agricultural movement could take on the sustainability of some of them could support themselves economically. when we began, there were no gardens that we could look for as a model. we knew there'd be amp

analysts are saying that tech sector is very fertile. >> keep an eye on twitter feeds. you will see videos and pictures coming in today. >> lots of smiles. >> lawrence, nothing but good news from you. >> much improved around the bay area. that's headed eastward. you can see the system spinning up showers as you make your way into nevada. but california looking nice right now with high pressure building n temperatures are going to start to warm up nicely. still a little cool in spots. you have patchy fog out there. 40s and 50s right now around the bay area. but by the afternoon, a whole lot of sunshine coming in. 76 in fairfield, 75 livermore and 57 degrees in san jose. >> jukes traffic is still very light and it looks great all across the stan. foster city and peninsula, westbound 92 the right side of your screen. a live look at the nimitz. 880 by the coliseum. you are moving fine past hegenberger all the way towards 66. there is about a lunchtime as game. they take on minnesota at 12:35. >>> we'll be right back. >> most high billion-dollar industry nationwide. >> thiev

>> and agency taking away some of the financial burdens using expensive fertility treatments to get pregnant. we'll have stories and more later today at 5:00. >> let's end fun, models virtually walking on water. don sanchez has what's hot. >> cold war turns hot in silk stockings. in the eureka theater. >> automobile classics at third marin, sunday at marin county fairgrounds. greek food and dance at the greed orthodox cathedral. exotic paradise as models walk on water. third annual summer fashion show on saturday. ♪ >> a bay area treasure, they create musical imagine at razz room at hotel kikko. >> and meals on wheels sunday on fort mason. ♪ >> dance magic from students at san francisco school of the arts friday and saturday, palace of fine arts. >> happy birthday wavy grady, she 75. they help him celebrate at crane pavilion in richmond. >> magna carta at the legion of honor. >> and offerings a place to create. join me for the annual fund-raiser tonight at performance art institute. >> and amazing performances at curren theater. >> a lot of indoor activities will be quite popular. >> that is

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