we have headlined the butterfly project and we have this new garden in frederick they would like to see. >> thank you very much. >> let me say that before any decision is made on the facility, that we do hear all sides of that subject matter. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am with nature in the city and i am gear on the same subject as the recycling center native plant nursery. we have been his partner for several years, and this has become an important part of the restoration and community education program. we have seen a lot of stuff in the news this week and we are concerned and we want to underscore how important to the house committee and the ecology of san francisco this has become. i have 22 seconds left. we supplied plants to the community and backyard habitat restoration as well as the greenhare street corridor. this is endangered in san francisco and this is very important to restore this environment for the butterfly. thank you. >> i am the executive director of the the cycling center native plant nursery. i would like to speak in support of the recycling center. this of a

the carner blue butterfly h 40,000 left.s relative. >> sometimes if it's less than 50,000it's in trouble. because it shows us that things are happening to our environment, to our climate, to our ecosystem that's serious impacts the world. >> reporter: some numbe so low that they're on the verge of extinction. the living dead as some conservationists call them. d too often there is a zero or a question mark. losing one species can have a detrimental effect on other species because they're all connected. >> that flower population goes away, that butterfly's going to go away, and we need to be concerned about all of those connections. >> reporter: the signs explain, human development, habittal degregation, hunting, oil pipelines all contribute to the loss of this plant, this animal, this insect. the photographs look outfrom the national geographic so that you can see them as you pass by. lit at night, they become especially beautiful and wanting. species can become extinct over time every million years or so. the consertionists

. >> you know there is a movie with ashton kutcher it says if you kill hitler it is like butterflies die. >> what this comes down to is i throw a mean brunch every sunday. i make a great cheese omelette. if you make fun -- if you are at my brump and make fun, i am kicking you the "f" out. this guy has basically come to new york, come to our studio apartment and made fun of our cheese omelette, let's kick him the "f" out. >> i made fun because i couldn't identify the cheese. he said it was human cured cheese. >> it was a little man made. and you enjoyed it. >> i think that was unnecessary and i uh poll jiedz for that comment. -- and i apologize for that comment. >> if he says our government is behind 9/11, why can't we say things like i believe ahmadinejad kills babies and eats them. why can't we say things like that and disseminate it? >> in fact he does kill babies and eats them. you look at the interview and he did a great job trying to keep the guy on track. but you look at this and you suddenly find that he is able to deflect the criticism. and everything they do that is incredib

. >> another one, "i have a butterfly bush that will not stand upright. can i pruned it?" >> you can, but you should only do a little bit of a time. -- a little bit at a time. >> she will be here doing a live on whether to chat from 12:30 p.m. on. if you did not get your question answered, you can join that chat. you can e-mail your questions to us at wbaltv.com. you can also mail us your questions and pictures. up next, your maryland lottery midday numbers. we will also get another check on in the forecast. firsold gibbs canning company. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. >> coming up this afternoon on oprah, jenny mccarthy opens up about her breakup with jim carey. tonight in the news at 5:00, closing the gender pay gap. we examine

to allow somebody to walk through a street and see a butterfly because there are beautiful trees and there is something else happening in terms of urban environment. we put all of that in this plan, which finally got down called the better streets plan and this will anchor the future of this effort for decades and decades to come. s caesar chavez is. leyland avenue is next and though the next mayor will take the credit 19th avenue is next and that is long overview. this is what this represents. we told these ideas from all across the country. portland was doing some of this. but we don't like being second place to portland. so, eat your heart out, portland. we took a little bit from bloomberg in new york and that was the idea of payment to park land but we don't like to be second place, we are now doing more on that and we took the ideas from chicago. and i will say if there is any father or mother of these ideas it is mayor daley in chicago who is on these things years and years ago. i went out there when i first became mayor, got so jealous going down michigan avenue i said we have

. >> yes, and we'll have over a thousand butterflies. >> i have to get my twanger here, i forgot it.have the crew, we have joe, we have the coach, we have tony, luther. >> slots harry. [ laughter ] >> keep trying. >> he's practicing for that place in perryville. all right, luther, let me hear those magic words. >> maestro, the music, if you please. >> all right, it's monday. these guys have been great in rehearsal and we're ready to rock 'n' roll. the big walk coming up saturday. stand by. [crowd singing manic monday. [crowd singing manic monday] >>> nice idea to have the butterfly. >> you guys were phenomenal. >> we'll invite you back in november! [ cheers and applause ] . [ laughter ] >> great job, the lupus foundation of america. the d.c. chapter, thank you, and the big walk saturday. give yourselves one more big hand! [ cheers and applause ] >> and that's just around the corner. well, it's coming up. that's two months away. >> don and bern, the admiral is up. >> well, i think they're on the phone. >> enjoy this day. >> see ya. sometimes, we wake up some guests. yes. >> but it's a

add a father painting shelves on the cove, a pinch of guilt, statues of isabella butter flisse -- butterflies, and extinct alpha betts, a teaspoon of autumn leaves, a shepd playing with the winds, some animal begging for snow. mix vigorously like the mountain mixes up its slopes. preheat the bed of a star to -- 240 light-years away. thank you. and next is -- [cheers and applause] >> next is robin black. >> hi, robin! >> oh, ok. i had to know. this is called "eviction notice." the police turned us away. 11 years old eating baby food. days warm like the occasional free matsoff from next door. no plates the cups were yoplaits. i stepped on a nail taking my sister through the yard the drinking from beer bottles that tasted like warm quarters the i caught fleas from cookie puss sleeping on my stomk keeping us both warms. at that age i lost the comfort from lies. stranded on a crescent move, floating in a sea of ash littered with diamonds the i swallowed past lives to spit these alternate futures. >> one more big round of applause for our very talented apprentice program. fantastic. >> the person i

various ways through -- through beautiful tile work you see and gate ways and railings and through butterfly and dragonflies. so thank you for your beautiful work, what a gift to the city and a gift to the neighborhood, and glad i have this opportunity to thank you publicly. so in concluding, i'll say i hope visitors and residents do to downtown visitation valley with enjoy our exubebrapt bright bouquet for generations to come. thank you so much. >> thank you. for this whole project is obviously a great benefit for all of san francisco. the primary beneficiaries are the folks here in viz valley, along this corridor. as primary beneficiaries, they were the ones that suffered the most as we were getting the work done. as you could see, it was a significant construction project. just like a major renovation would be in your home, a little disruptive. this was a little bit disruptive and we understand that and appreciate the support and patience of the merchants and residents of leland and the surrounding streets as we understood took this process. we worked very hard on all of these projects to

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one is butterfly at pier 33, not 50. and the cellar. those venues came in and met with not only our staff, but with the officer's station and sat with them and took the time to go through the police reports, any cad calls. make them clear about why they were there. what we felt that they needed to remediate and go through, step through a list of the requirements being added to the security plans and gave them an option and time to ask questions if they weren't clear on it. we consider this the first step in our practice of discipline. any violation becomes a violation of their condition. the orders directing this plan are sent by e-mail and via mail delivery and in some cases it's possible we hand-deliver them and get a signature that folks understand that. we did both of these venues first at the request of captain brown. there were some problems they felt they were seeing over and over and we're hopeful this will be immediately sort of a way to remediate some of these problems that are more nuisance-type problems, sound problems, secu

our mypix photo is called hummingbird and butterfly garden taken in san mateo. and allen, i can't find the hummingbird. >> you have to look very closely. they're very tiny. >> very teeny. >> hard at work. >> they are. >>> all right. thank you. >>> all right. if you watched tv back in the 70s 70s, you know that phrase, book 'em, dann, o, a classic like. christina had the tough assignment in honolulu for the star-studded premier of the new "hawai five-o. >> got to make it interesting over 100 times. so i'm working on it every night, book 'em, danno. >> aloha. >> reporter: it's a contemporary take. "hawaii five-o" is back with a hot cast. they had a sunset beach premier it's filled with action and comedy. you know, drama. i mean, it's got everything. >> how's the arm? >> let's just not talk. >> reporter: alex owe laughlin plays detective steve mcgarrett a son on the mission returning to awhat hugh to investigate his father's death. >> i hope we keep making a good show. >> reporter: she will have you at a low has. daniel dae kim is an ex-cop that may crash your luau

fish and wildlife services and city organizations to reintroduce the blue butterfly atop twin peaks and we're the first city in the nation to introduce the new green steam machine, a weed kill that are eliminates the use of pesticides around children's play areas. with respect to sustainable design, the department is committed to providing its newest parks and recreation facilities with sustainable features. renewable energy features have been included in all project designs. 100% of qualifying building construction and renovations meet lead silver standards and smaller standards comply with green building standards which were developed by this department. so we have the chinese rec center and a new prop 84 projects, we've got proposed new native landscape areas, and a community demonstration garden. a playground which is currently under construction, we've got living roof and solar panels on the clubhouse, a water saving drought-tolerant plants and rainwater system. in addition, we manage over 35 community garden consisting of roughly $7 -- 750 individual plots. a 2008 survey found mor

watching in the wind actors dressed like butterflies are all part of a project to one thousand young actors from different russian c.d.'s it's been masterminded by japanese choreographer shusaku to q he believes people from different nations can understand each other better through art but now all of them are people have. seen about how jungle future. and. while shusaku concentrated on future i can't feed a group came up with a flashback into the past the main character of the political satire was a write in former president. well he's also strong in the power of art when travel and feel used to make it easy go he called their performances every post with alex resolution today festival director that i buy she says your favorite kind of cedar is one which traced to trees from reality that. you can is not on an artistic you plant project is also of social and political and here we have people of the planet who gathered to show that we can leave and create together it's not only the actors who get a feeling of unity the openness lose the boundaries between the two most in the audience a

muttering in the wind actors dressed like butterflies are all part of a project to one thousand young actors from different russian cities it's been masterminded by japanese choreographer shusaku to q he believes people from different nations can understand each other better through art but now all of them are people have. seen about how jungle feature. and. while shusaku concentrated on future a check feeder group came up with a flashback into the past the main character of their political satire was we write in former president what's love that. well he's also a strong in the power of art when travel and feel used to make you easy go he called their performances every post with a transmission today festival director nothing. says your favorite kind of theater is one which trace to transform reality but on a. new kind of man is not on an artistic event the project is also of social and political importance here we have people of the planet who gathered to show that we can leave and create together it's not only the actors who get to feel you have unity open you lose the boundaries be

her to bed, my four-year-old, couple of years ago, looked at me and said "when is the night-night butterfly going to come?" and that's from seeing the lunesta commercial that was quite popular at that point in time. so we've changed the way we think about medications with the marketing and advertising and given them more of an assumption to be safe than they were many years ago. so i think that's something to think about as we're discussing this. and what does a parent say to the child when that occurs? well, you know, as a parent, it's very difficult because you give your child medication and say, here, this will make you feel better. and that, again, is giving a mixed message to our children and to our youth that taking a medication is always going to make them feel better. and we need to explain to them that taking a medication is there for a specific purpose, a specific reason, to treat a specific condition in their body in order to make those germs, you know, go away so that then they will feel better. so it's changing the perception in the way we're talking. dr. condon, as beverly was

i'm pretty sure paul krugman was just in the demonstration now in case you're wondering there's a butterfly valve hit in the liner which then makes it possible to breathe in clean air lawyer adorning your face with the specialty bras now bodner a native of ukraine used to study the effects of chernobyl and she says that that was the inspiration for this life saving bra she claims that it would have been useful instances like the september eleventh attacks and the unexpected dust storms that have recently hit australia oh and in case you guys are actually interested in buying one you can get one for yourself it's only about thirty bucks and surprisingly it's a fashionable and guys there is already a male counterpart for this device in the works that should really take off in the u.s. it combines our two national pastimes making money and being afraid of terrorist attacks. now today house republicans revealed their highly anticipated pledge to america the twenty one page document that's meant to be a blue court blueprint or a platform for the midterm elections and the two thousand and ten ver

i'll tell you about it. >> the butterfly. miles from alaska to argentina. the mom, the dad and two twins. boy, are they getting an education of a lifetime. what have they seen. the buffalo they had to bike around. >> the lessons are outside the classroom. we're going to the weather for sam champion, from kstp in st. paul, chikage windler. hey. >> good morning. i want to introduce to you a new friend. you're from where? >> p.a. >> harrisburg, pennsylvania, give it up, all right. i couldn't help but notice that her sign says? >> "i love good morning america." >> let's talk about the weather today. this morning, it's beautiful in times square but not so beautiful if you're in texas that's because they have a strengthening tropical storm. tropical storm hermine, 45-mile-an-hour sustained winds. the track of the storm taking it very close to brownsville. probably go doing make landfall overnight tonight at midnight. probably 60-mile-an-hour winds at landfall. in addition to that, lots of heavy rain. i'll tell you one thing, if you

it's just aerial artists or acrobats but when we talk about obo, we're talking about death-defying butterflies and ants and con for shunnist -- contortionists. and clearly she can't have any bones, right? the performers here are absolutely spectacular. there are 54 performers in this show alone. it just hurts me watching here. they are from 16 different countries. and they are here to entertain and -- entertain and wow you. and it doesn't stop there. that is just one of the very talented performers out there. karl lickay is a trap lien performer or more simply, a cricket. >> i'm one of the 12 crickets in the show. >> reporter: and we have some video. and tell me about what your act does? >> it is the finale of the show, we're doing trapelline, a little bit like floor gymnastics and it's a mix of acrobats. it is people running up walls, kept weather and so it's slipping. >> reporter: that's very brazilian. and that's cool. we've featured that before a time or two. but you have to do all of the stunts yet be a bug. >> yes. we have to stay as a cricket while flipping and we're keeping the angle p

. >> all of the thinks that are very human that is shown through the migration of the butterfly. >> reporterarea will be able to play with hundreds of toys directly from that is taking overthe entire children's museum president. >> i think it's an wonderful opportunity. although the topic is easy to approach, toys are universal. >> you can still find them in mexico. >> reporter: kids are learn how to make their own tops. >> children can see the toys and play in the puppet theater. they can go to the do it yourself toy studio and add it to their collection. >> reporter: moving on to the heart of the mexican museum. you can go to short life. >> day of the dead is one of the most popular traditions and celebrations in mexico. it's celebrated in different ways. on those days the belief is that the dead -- our dead loved ones -- come back and sort of hang out with us again here on earth. >> reporter: this year it's dedicated to the earthquake victims of haiti and chile. >> one of the most generous cultures for producing positive communities. for creating bridges between people to understand each