dr. jackie. so you suggest limiting the number of male plants and trees. ones are the males. >> the garden should not be just another old boy's club and the way you can tell the difference between one and the other is the females are the ones that bear fruit or bear the nuts. the males are the ones that have the tall stalks with them usually filled with pollen. you can particularly see it with pine trees. let your neighbor plant the males and you keep the females. >> when it comes to flowers, which are the best ones to plant. >> for this answer both my mother and jackie kennedy would be very happy because roses are really the best. you want them to be bright, showy, large, fragrant. that's what usually makes for the less pollen, meaning that the ones that are small and particularly the ones that are very light colored, those can have a lot of pollen. >> the whitish and greenish colored -- >> are the ones you don't want to plant. >> of course, stay out of the guard own hot, windy days. >> yes. you should be weeding and you should be singing in the rain and

dr. king, jackie robinson.ut you in that same vein of jackie robinson, martin luther king jr., ambassador young and others. you still hold those guys to a higher esteem. i do. i told them much higher than i do. they were great in more ways than one. not only because of what they stood for but what they stood for to bring to the civil rights table for other blacks to chew on and ride on. >> what is the state of baseball these days? how is it doing today? is it its popularity waning at all? >> it could be a lot better. we don't have as many african-americans playing baseball as we used to have. any time we have an economic struggle in this country, we, we, the blacks, are going to feel the pinch quicker than anybody and baseball is a very expensive game. >> kids can turn on tv and see that immediate, instant fame or whatnot from basketball or football. >> i don't believe baseball has sold itself as much in the black area as it should have. somehow football was done a terrific job and basketball another terrific j

that same vain of jackie robinson and dr.that same esteem? >> i hold them much higher than i do. not only because of what they stood for, but what they stood for to bring to the civil rights table for other blacks to chew on and ride on, you know. >> what is the state of baseball these days? how is it doing today? is it's polarity waning at all? >> it could be better, it could be a lot better. we don't have as many african-americans playing baseball now as we used to v any time we have an economic struggle in this country, we, and i mean we, the blacks are going to feel the pinch a lot quicker than anybody. and baseball is a very expensive game. >> kids can turn on tv and they can see that immediate -- that instant fame or whatnot from basketball, with football. >> i just don't believe baseball has sold itself as much in the black area as it should have, you know, really. i think that somehow, i think football has done a terrific job and i think basketball has done another terrific job of selling its sports in the areas. you

dr. philip. as of may 30th it. on kron4 news is moving to 4:00 p.m.. >>darya: we have fix our problem with their communication with jackie sissel. he is covering a hit and run. customs agents and a car. jackie what happened? >> reporter: we are going to try and set it out. it was a road rage gone wrong. d.c. that motorcycle? it was hit by a car on lombard. between franklin and off. after the accident a card decided he saw enough. he was going to take off and the guy that was hit said know you are not going anywhere. he jumped on the roof of the car. they ended up here at the corner of this comfort to end at lombard and van ness. >>darya: ok wait. so the guy was well enough to jump onto the car that had them! he was on the roof as the car drove up the block? >> reporter: @ yes, and there was to federal agents that saw this whole thing go down. the yanked the guy at of the car. this man in custody, he was taken into custody a couple of minutes ago. the gentlemen on the head of the cart sustained injuries and was taken to the sfo general. it is to my understanding that they are not life-threatening. this person is being boo