yours sincerely, james deering." >> i think as a world traveler james deering viewed architectural history from a lens of timelessness. he knew what the princes of the renaissance had built. he related to the princes of american industry changing the world in the way the medicis changed the world of renaissance europe. >> vizcaya had to look like a italian villa that had been lived by several generations for 300 years, and the place was never meant to looked new. >> and yet it's built in the 20th century and it doesn't look corny, it's not a pastiche. it's the real thing. >> in 1910, industrialist james deering started making plans to build his dream palace in a primeval jungle. a wealthy bachelor of rich and refined taste, he dedicated the rest of his life to creating one of the greatest estates in america. >> one of the most fascinating aspects of vizcaya is that it was built at the end of the world. miami at the time was the end of the world, really. >> well, miami didn't even exist until 1896. so we are talking about 20 years after the end of the frontier. this whole part of the town s

he sees that deer and aims for it. see your target and takes a shot and he misses and the deer escapes. the hunter's frustrated. i can't believe i missed that. he decides that hunting deer is not a night idea next time he will aim for an apple. thank you participating, you can sit down. give yourself a clap. those are very basic hand movements we use to tell a story. so, the next story we will show you is going to take place in this forest that we just created. i want you to imagine you are in the old forest and we will explain to you the story. >> that was namaste. the devine in me greets the devine in you. can you say that? very good. so, as joe anna was saying. this come from the word meaning to tell stores. this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio,

the carcass of a deer turned up today. the deer was found this morning. officials say the tracks nearby may have been left by a mountain lion. they lion -- >>> changes are instore, keep the umbrella handy. >> rain back on the forecast. it's not a major event but it will be wet tomorrow afternoon. right now cloud cover out here towards san jose. the clouds kept temperatures from getting as warm as we thought they might. lots of upper 60s. here is the system i am tracking. it gets in here as we roll into your thursday. mid-morning, early afternoon. clouds tonight and fog. tomorrow morning, 9:00, 10:00 morning showers. north bay, you will have showers around 8:00. showers into the bay area. interesting as we move on because what we are seeing is a wetter pattern that i suggested last night. saturday, and then sunday night. that wasn't in the forecast last night. we will get to that in a minute. overnight lows in the 40s. 45 in vallejo. cloudy. patchy fog. and then a few sprinkles in the north bay and the showers move south throughout the day. it's a light sh

it was after a deer was found in the valley yesterday morning.mergency officials think tracks nearby could have been left by a mountain lion. there have been a number of sightings in belmont, woodside, redwood city near highway 280 the last four months. they're known to roam at dawn and dusk and at night. residents are warned to watch small children and avoid outdoor activities. >> the president and first lady will shine a spotlight on bullin'ing. they're holding a first of its kind white house conference on the issue. half of all teenagers encounter bullying online and it drives 20% of them to think about suicide. now technology is gaining a foothold on the internet to protect children from bullying. david louie has more. >> on a small but growing number of sites, software track conversations in search of bullying. language are the primary triggers. but other clues, spelling, punctuation and the ski strokes. the peaks indicate bullying. on the right the victim is remaining passive. >> bullying one person or multiple people their reputation incre

>>"doe, a deer, a female deer....."r: quintessentially english, in far flung china - though unlike its four century old namesake for the teenage sons of the world's millionaires and monarchs, harrow international school welcomes well-heeled beijing-based children as young as three, including girls. >>established in 2005, this is the harrow brand's second overseas school after bangkok. a third opens in hong kong in 2012. >>farthing: there are many visionaries on the harrow school board who see the value in transliterating a qualityharrow-branded service into new markets. at a commercial level, there is a return from the international schools as well which goes back to help maintain a level of fee structure at a school like harrow to the benefit of that school too. >>reporter: harrow international school is a private company backed by a hong kong investor; it operates under alicence from harrow school in the uk. as for the maths, the beijing operation has over 400 students - with annual fees for the eldest, 28,000 us doll

rights now negotiators are trying to end a standoff on core data ma deer a. police have several intersections blocked. heather homes has been on the scene all evening as investigators work to end the situation peacefully. heather. >> reporter: it's not cash but a conversation the man tonight is demanding to speak to the ceo of bank of america saying the bank ripped him off. right now here at this 76 gas station across the street from the bank negotiators are inside talking the man trying to talk him out. but i'm told that they'll wait it out until they learn the man is mentally ill and hasn't been taking his medication. ktvu cameras caught the man with a bank of america grudge. walking around a benke took over 6 hours ago. >> i was trembling. >> reporter: she said she was depositing a check and she went silent and a look of fear on her hive. >> he was not pointing the gun to anybody, he was moving the gun, he told me if you want to get out just get out. >> reporter: silva though was concerned about those remaining inside. >> it was like a pain for my heart, i

. >> thief used rock climbing deer, and gymmied open a second floor window. the culprit cut the inside locks and drove away. we don't know the faith behind the criminal genius yet, but we do know the owner. in 2008, yellow and black belongs to food network's gay theari. if you haven't seen the shoarks you may have eaten at one of his rent runt. >> obviously the gay had a lot of ambition. sells vintage cars and said a job like this is shocking. >> i never heard of one being stolen under any circumstances. >> the world of exotic and luxury cars is a small one. he believes the bigger challenge is selling the car, that's because it would be hard to sell a lamborghini as a whole, or etch in parts. >> there's very few body parts running around unaccounted for. >> what do you do with one of these? your best bet would be to sell it overr overseas. you better look at your officials looking the other way, or you could disguise it in a box. grace lee, cbs 5. >>> someone is trying to poison pets. two incidents at the dog park in sunnyvail. the warning dog eeners need to

the carcass of a deer might have been killed by a mountain lion has been found, discovered about 7 thifrt:30 this morning. emergency officials in the county say there were tracks near fwhai could have been left by a mountain lion. there have been a number of sightings in belmont, woodside and san mateo. the lions likely to roam at night. residents have been warned to watch small children and avoid outdoor activities at that time. >> and a lot more still to come at 5:00. coming up, space shuttle with a historic touchdown. where it might land next. >> and then from 7 on your side, air carrier adding more fuel to price wars by basing fares on the price of gas. >> one of the best-known chefs gives back, cooking up a lunch for some local school kids.s.s.ñ you can see "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> space shuttle discovery is home from it's final voy

rights now negotiators are trying to end a standoff on core data ma deer a. police have several intersections blocked. heather homes has been on the scene all evening as investigators work to end the situation peacefully. heather. >> reporter: it's not cash but a conversation the man tonight is demanding to speak to the ceo of bank of america saying the bank ripped him off. right now here at this 76 gas station across the street from the bank negotiators are inside talking the man trying to talk him out. but i'm told that they'll wait it out until they learn the man is mentally ill and hasn't been taking his medication. ktvu cameras caught the man with a bank of america grudge. walking around a benke took over 6 hours ago. >> i was trembling. >> reporter: she said she was depositing a check and she went silent and a look of fear on her hive. >> he was not pointing the gun to anybody, he was moving the gun, he told me if you want to get out just get out. >> reporter: silva though was concerned about those remaining inside. >> it was like a pain for my heart, i

but even if the farmers keep the seeds for the following deer they risk being sued by the company the seeds are patent protected which means they are the intellectual property of monsanto. as strange as it sounds through this patent consolidates something that is alive has its own invention and has the right to exploit it exclusively for twenty years. each but if a farmer keeps some seeds to plant next year then he is accused of being a criminal. he will be fined with twenty five thousand rupees which is three hundred eighty euros but we can the small farmers pay a twenty five thousand rupee fine. for we would keep our own seeds and use them the following year but if the farmer doesn't do that who have to go all the seeds each year. tell me is that fair on humanity. entered into a contract. stating that they will. use the seed. and then for some reason to use the sea the following season that violates the contract that we had with these four was it is a very small number. and in most cases we look thought these differences out of court so when you apply. that you can't save the seed f

murals on the upper floors like the children playing on the swings and i think the little deer in the forest where you could come and see them in the woods and the sports that were always available, i think it did express the best part of our lives. things that weren't costing money to do, you would go to a picnic on the beach or you would do something in the woods. my favorite of all is in the staircase. it's almost a miracle masterpiece how he could manage to not only fit everyone, of course, a lot of them i recognized from my childhood -- it's how he juxtaposed and managed to kind of climb up that stairway on either side very much like you are walking down a street. it was incredible to do that and to me, that is what depicted the life of the times in san francisco. i even like the ones that show the industrial areas, the once with the workers showing them in the cannery and i can remember going in there and seeing these women with the caps, with the nets shuffling these cans through. my parents had a ranch in santa rosa and we went there all summer. i could see these people leanin

>> main i suggest nothing that has to do with john deere for laura.hink tiffany. >> not even a nice hat with a little john deere on it. >> not if you want to have a good monday morning. thank you, christina. you are watching out for me here. >>> we have an update on your morning commute coming up next. >>> and britney spears is set to perform in the castro, but a lot of things are in question about the supposed tv concert this morning. we'll tell you about that coming up. >>> and a live look outside in the south bay. that's the h.p. pavilion. sescl. hope you enjoy them. 6:49 right now. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. [ female announcer ] chicken, chicken chicken.. there are thousands of ways to prepare it. [ chickens clucking ] you know only two of them. time to mix it up. time for new philly cooking creme. it'll take your chicken to places it's never been before. somewhere creamier, dreamier, with lots of flavor. look at you all chef-like. spread the love around in four fabulous flavors. spoon in a little ne

to by the black water screens of the beast the thrush and the black bird sings sweetly and the wild deerver the mountains branches with fruits and blossom the and hives with honey. and the corn creek lifts it's cries in the grass. [applause] >> your poem has a sense of place and you mentioned earlier the sensation of going to canada and what it felt like to be in that place in canada and in other opportunities to be in that land in ireland. i wonder if you can reflect and margaret as well, what were the physical experiences you were having and what was the importance ever going to the place by way of informing your story? >> i don't know if anybody seen there is a series on now on called african-american lives? >> yeah. >> and it remindses me so much of my experience and some of the things that were said that rang through for me are things like, if we don't know where we come from we don't know that we are somebody. it's like, the effects of colonization when -- when our story is taken from us. in when our language is taken and we are disoriented and we come to a new country, we are not

chris: but i guess there is a distinction between that deer in the headlights from quayle and full speed ahead stuff from michele bachmann. she reminds me of the old yogi berra line, "we're lost but making great time." and we'll come back and talk about why thoughtful republicans are worried about this bunch. could some republicans spoil the party's chances to retake the white house? scoops and predictions. chris: welcome back. the field of potential republican presidential candidates include some serious ones, the romneys, the pawlenties, among others. but there are other unserious candidates that whip up the far right. sarah palin may or may not run, but she's disappointed conservative opinion leaders like bill crystal who was the first to tout her as the running maim for john mccain back in 2008. now, not so much. >> i've been a little disappointed. since she was governor, i thought she had a chance to take the lead on policy issues. >> has she lived up to the potential you saw in her in alaska? >> maybe not quite. chris: the lack of seriousness is also bugging the most serious republ

me and the guys from the deer club who made it as a sort of sawmill of water long on a it was like oh man in a hazard suit. symbolizes the cold war there is a constant readiness for war. very little is known about the facility to this day. that's why. all the equipment and documents they find in the abandoned. ribbon with some text on it still work so we'll have to draw it to find out what it. is ribbon is a very important they can help restore the facilities history. names addresses and other figures we've got a lot to decipher. we've never been past this hatch. let's go. the official blueprints of the facility is still classified so the diggers have to study each room themselves. some dangerous containing electric power lines but that doesn't stop the research is curiosity and they proceed carefully. and there are two rooms there connected by a passage a wooden staircase leading up it's very old. the bunker was built during the second world war in one thousand nine hundred two it was intended for use by the primordial regions administration and had all the resources needed to suppor

. >>> in kentucky a driver who swerved his truck to avoid a deer instead ran into a river.raculously he was able to survive byç scrambling out of s car before it washed over a dam. the driver was treated for only minor injuries. sfwlirchlgts and, finally, in "new york times" square is the back drop for five new pieces of art. the sculptures range in size and style and include a super sized rodent. one resembling bubbling sea form and a woman and one entitled counting sheep. the works of art are a part of a week-long public arts exhibition. and now for a look at your national and regional weather. here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. bill, good morning. >> good morning to you, lynn. did you see any of those sculptures? >> i haven't yet, but, you know, times square, it doesn't need any more characters. i am sure that it is lovely, though. all in the name of art. >> you and the naked cowboy out there, huh? >> exactly. i don't know about the art, bill, but we'll take it. >>> let's talk about what's happening on the west coast. that's where th

a scary figure it is the will to do is call it borealis this is me and the guys from the deer club who made it as a sort of sawmill of water along on a it was like joe montana has its roots where your nine hundred fifty eight gas mask the symbolizes the cold war years a constant readiness for war. very little is known about the facility to this day. that's why. all the equipment and documents they find in the abandoned halls. if i can i'll use is written with some text on it would still work so we'll have to draw it to find out what it serves. these ribbons a very important figure helped restore portions of the facility history. their names addresses and other figures with a lot to decipher. we've never been past this natural. let's go. the official blueprints of the facility is still classified so the diggers have to study each room sounds. somewhat dangerous containing worn out electric power lines but that doesn't stop the reception's curiosity and they proceed carefully. as is that there are two rooms there connected by a passage a wooden staircase leading up to it's very old fashi

how else can you explain a herd of mule deer? >> sometimes you'll see deer into this and and this is pretty special. >> and there is heavy snow causing problems last weekend. it's what happened outside of the park that is keeping it closed. this is a mer yesterday river canyon. and over the weekend, the side of the canyon let loose. and took down the main power lines into yosemite. no lights, no heat. no visitors. >> the last time the park was closed for an extended period of time was in 1997ed into. there has been a while here and there there are closures for a day last year there was a bad snow storm. lots of trees were falling. we did close the park for about a day. and an extended closure hasn't happened since the 1987 flood. >> 10,000 advise twhorz should be here on a normal day in march are gone. some guest rooms with generator power are now housing park employees. >> i don't know if that is what you want to call it administrative leave. we're out of work. >> the beauty is largely wasted. and the day and time of the reopeni

the warning comes after the carcass of a deer was found near woodside priority school in the valley yesterdayorning. emergency officials think traps could have the smell of a mountain lion. the animals are known to roam at dawn and dusk and at night. residents should avoid outdoor activities during those times. >> today president and first lady will shine a spotlight on bullying. they're hosting a first of its kind white house conference on the issue. half of all teenagers encounter bullying someand it drives 20% of them to think about suicide. now new technology is gaining a foothold on the internet to protect children from bullying. david louie has more. >> on a small but growing number of sites, software draws conversations in search of bullying. language, certain words we can't use on tv are the primary triggers. but the other is spelling, punk situation and key strokes. the peaks indicate bullying. on the right the victim remains passive. >> one person or multiple people then their reputation score increases. being looked at by a human moderator. >> and at the company, crisp thinking, ha

they don't lawn deer anything here. some of the 700 employees will eventually go through everything and even the old beat-up clothing is used. nothing goes to waste. >> old tennis shoes get recycled. >> what do they turn them into? >> they get turned into the basketball courts. >> everything else ends up getting a price tag out here in one of the 18 stores. computer, coats, jeans, kids clothes, you name it. >> a friend of mine was in last week and found a hugo blast and bought it for $3.49 and was so proud of it. >> that's a steal. >> yeah, right. >> go to cbssf.com and click on connect to send me your good question. >> a trip to the final four, baseball is back ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, fours in four years..stanford had a chance to do just stle gonzaga crowd >>> few basketball players ever have a chance to go to four final fours in four years. stanford had a chance to do just that, but the gonzaga crowd stood in their way. the 11-seeded zags playing just minutes from their campus. many came to see courtney van der sloot who at on

politician get up on tavi not long ago he said well the reason that jan saying it's the unix thing the deer are in. order bought this thousand acre. site it's not the garage sale process mountaintop removal coal mine is an awesome display of coal extraction engineering it is also quite simple once the site is a den of clear cutting begins next explosives are used to blast away the earth material holes. then machinery completing massive shovels called dragon lines remove the overburden which is then deposited in adjacent valleys called valley fills mountaintop removal coal mining can bring down the elevation of a peak by hundreds of feet sites are often thousands of acres in size but i believe these are legal action rather than blacksburg and written. in the spring of two thousand and five a group of activists college students and local citizen conservation groups joined together to oppose the widespread increase in mountaintop removal mines throughout southern appalachian training the group called their campaign mountain just a summer there was going to be kind of this renewal of coal minin

. >>> the carcass of a deer that might have been killed by a mountain lion was found near a school. it was discovered around 7:30 this morning near woodside school. they say there were tracks nearby that could have been left by a mountain lion. there have been a number of mountain lion sightings in redwood city and san mateo in the past four months or so. the lions are known to roam at dawn and at dusk and at night as well. residents are being warned to watch small children and avoid outdoor activities during those time periods. >>> governor brown is asking lawmakers to delay a vote set for tomorrow. the governor is continuing to talk to republicans to try to convince them to allow a series of tax extensions to be placed on the june ballot. as we have been reporting, he is four republican votes short of passing his plan. late today a spokesman is talking with governors of both parties, but he did not say how long a delay might be required. >>> coming up next, the world's richest people. >> also, a crowd erupts at the wisconsin state building after republicans take the vote they have

and go he said well the reason again saying it's being extinct cough the deer. or about this thousand acre mountaintop removal it's nothing but the rock now process the mountaintop removal coal mining is an awesome display of coal extraction engineering it is also quite similar once inside is a jennifer beard cutting begins next explosives are used to blast away the earth material progress pools and. then machinery moving massive shovels called drag lines remove the old river which is then deposited in adjacent valleys called valley fills mountaintop removal coal mining can bring down the elevation of a peak but hundreds of feet sites are often thousands of acres in size but i believe it's our legs actually rather ill in blacksburg and resonate. in the spring of two thousand and five the group of activists college students and local citizen conservation groups trying to gather to oppose the widespread increase in mountaintop removal mines throughout southern appalachian training the group called their campaign mountain just this summer there will be kind of this

talk about a deer in headlights. photos may have been intended for research, but in the eye of some beholders, they become art, too. lee cowan, nbc news, los angeles. >> we have links to all of the photos on our website tonight. for us, for now, that's our broadcast for this wednesday evening and thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams. as always, we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. as always, we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. good night. inches what lies beneath? turns out the san bruno fire xheef had no idea. the stunning revelations about what happened the day the san bruno neighborhood went up in flames. >>> a missing student forces an entire school district into lockdown. what the teen did that put the school on red alert. >>> i'm scott budman with a first look and test of the brand mif new apple ipad 2.

in core take ma deer a, joe vasquez, cbs5. >> turns out it wasn't even a real weapon. after the arrest the police chief told them the suspect was waving around a pellet gun. >> other headlines here in the bay area, thieves ransacked oakland's prime elementary school over the weekend forcing them to cancel classes. they went through 30 classrooms stealing computers, projectors, even a safe from the principal's office. many suspect it was an inside job because the alarm was off and the thieves seemed to know where the valuables were. >>> assemblyman tom am jarno introduce add bill that would require california school districts to create tougher rules against bullying. it is in memory of seth walsh, he is a 13-year-old gay student who killed himself in september. >>> with gasoline prices at 4 bucks a gallon more people are taking mass transit. especially those with long commutes, ridership on the ace train from stockton to san jose is up 11% this year. the capital corridor is up 13%. b.a.r.t., cal train, san trans, bta and golden gate transit are all up about 5% or more.

they don't lawn deer anything here.of the 700 employees will eventually go through everything and even the old beat-up clothing is used. nothing goes to waste. >> old tennis shoes get recycled. >> what do they turn them into? >> they get turned into the basketball courts. >> everything else ends up getting a price tag out here in one of the 18 stores. computer, coats, jeans, kids clothes, you name it. >> a friend of mine was in last week and found a hugo blast and bought it for $3.49 and was so proud of it. >> that's a steal. >> yeah, right. >> go to cbssf.com and click on connect to send me your good question. >> a trip to the final four, baseball is back to the bay area, a game-honored series next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and monitor a savings go

we are getting viewers from bell va deer, san rafael, tiberon reporting surges in water level at the richardson bay. we are hoping to get pictures soon but again the main focus has been in the santa cruz harbor manned and the damage done there as we close in on one of the boats, one of the ships, i guess it would be a boat, right, bill? >> yeah, tori, i have been watching. there are so many stories going on obviously and we are covering them and you are hearing about them, but this picture you are seeing right here is the big story in our area. this is tsunami damage that has occurred in the santa cruz harbor. it has been going on multiple tsunami waves. i have been trying to count the surges. what we are doing is every time you see current coming in and out of that bay you basically are talking about another tsunami wave. they are small. they are not big, but what is happening is you are getting this water when it funnels out is ripping boats from moorings. again this is reminiscent of 64 in crescent city, it ripped the boats off their foundings and in tiberon, in 64 boats came off

who knows what was said in the changing room but the deer of had made sure he was the center of attention. despite missing two penalties he eventually managed to get himself in the school should the game ended six four to brazil. because. it was a very disappointing score but what can we do our game is again we want to win but we lost the brazilian sunshine again because ian team is the strongest in the world today a look a lot they were keen to stress they were making the charity their visits or checks to make world headlines again but this time the sport confirmed. it will take more than just a football must change the structure of war on terrorism away from chechnya and the north caucasus but for now the spirit of friendly competition everyone here agrees it's a step or kick in the right direction tommaso not saying chechnya. you're watching us a crazy life from moscow ok beyond that of the latest news coming out of japan and also you can find the latest on our website i'll see your home on the headlines our next guest was. late and discover it's busey. communicate with a while under.