the san francisco flower mart supports kilroy realties flower market project. the development agreement is near completion and will provide vendors with the option of having a new flower market home built at a location yet to be determined in the city where our vendors can continue to thrive and sustain their small businesses. when the original agreement for the new flower mart was made about five years ago, we did not know that just at the corner of fifth street and brannan, they would be 4 million square feet of new office space. with the increased density and traffic from vehicles, pedestrians, scooters, bicycles or vendors, customers, suppliers , and delivery companies, they will have a difficult time operating at the san francisco flower mart's current location. we are the home to 50 small businesses that employ over 400 blue-collar workers. we have over 3,000 regular customers. we appreciate kilroy realty and the city's support through supervisors peskin and haney. the city attorney's office, the planning department, oewd, and the mayor's office in suppor

this flower market. it is modern. but, for the design and embracing the neighborhood it is warm, friendly, vibrant, thriving community -- would you imagine that? flower vendors, wholesalers, buyers, florists, caterers, like us, and artists will all be there where we belong. flower market will definitely be an added tourist attraction for them to visit, and help bless us. we are here, a local resident who enjoys a gym in our city. so very grateful for kilroy to put so much love in this project. may you find it beneficial to approve the flower market project for our community and the city itself. because, imagine sixth and brannan, the gateway to the city with a new flower market it is like coming home, showcasing another side of the city. romantic. beautiful flowers, beautiful people of the flower market coming together, looking beyond. supporting the vision, plan a project. i love the flower market. i love the people. i love flowers, and i love the people. this project is important for the city. i hope y

followed by the current san francisco flower terminal in 1956. the subject property closed in 1990 and is the last remaining cut flower nursery in the portola district. the department agrees that with the applicants that the property is significant under a criterion one, both for its association with commercial flower growing industry in the portola district , and verse association with the rural italian and italian-americans that played in the city flower growing industry furthermore, staff finds a subject property is a rare example of a small-scale urban agricultural site and therefore it is significant, it is a significant cultural landscape under criterion three. designation of 770 woolsey meets the three of historic preservation commission's four priorities for designation. it meets the first priority which is the designation of underrepresented landmark property types, including landscapes. there are no urban agriculture landscapes or similar vernacular cultural landscape sites currently listed on article ten. designation also meets the thi

we have above 50 million flowers. 50 million flowers? yes.t sustainable? we are using the recycled water from dubai municipality, all the grey water over the city, the municipality recycled and pump it to us and from our side we revealed so this water and convert it to very high quality water. and what about your challenges? what is the biggest challenges? what is the biggest challenge for you? the biggest challenge for you? the biggest challenge is just the wind. if we have strong wind, it is really our best challenge. we can't control it. we can control pests in the regret —— irrigation and temperature, everything can be controlled but not the wind. this places like the chelsea flower show on steroids. but you know what i'm looking forward to? when all these people leave it i get to hang out with the gardeners and find out how they keep everything looking so immaculate. this place takes on a completely different or at night, it is actually quite scary. those giant animals staring down at you, they feel more lifelike. it has just gone ten o'

the white house has always seen the rows as can of the flowers. finally, a general propagating house and an orchid house. in 1902, everything changed. all of the greenhouses, as well as the conservatory that we see here, were unceremoniously torn down. the reason? to make room for the expansion of the white house under theodore roosevelt, specifically the new west wing, seen in the foreground, but the last remnants of the greenhouse are behind. that was that. there has never been another greenhouse at the white house since. so understandably, the loss of their indoor flower garden did not thrilled the president or his family. first lady edith roosevelt did come up with a wonderful solution to the problem. since the south grounds had been closed in 1893, it was possible to move the presidential flower gardens back outdoors. this is precisely what she did in 1902 and 1903. specifically, the first lady created two colonial style gardens along the south face of the mansion -- one a distance west of the south portico and the other in the same position

this is the only known image of original white house flower garden. it is not much of a view, is it? the garden is located here in the middle ground of the photo. but the only part that is really visible is the wooden structure. it is either a trellis or ann arbor. the foreground is dominated by this crane used in the construction of the treasury buildings left wing. and it was this expansion of the treasury that necessitated the removal of the original white house flower garden in the 1850's. for the rest of the 19th century, there really were no ornamental gardens on the white house grounds. there were flowers planted in beds here and there about the landscape such as around the north fountain. no real flower gardens in the way we think of them today. why would that be? frankly because the presidents and their family did not have space to plant a garden. jefferson intended that the south grounds are used as public parkland. which, as you will recall was not part of the original plan. instead, with the construction of white house conservatory of 1857

no real flower gardens and the way we think of them today. frankly because the presidents and their family did not have space to plant a garden. jefferson intended that the grout -- south grounds are used as public parkland. which, as you will recall was not part of the original plan. instead, with the construction of white house conservatory of 1857, the flower garden simply moved indoors of the white house. it became a private space for the first family to enjoy. this is very early photographs of the white house conservatory. because this large glass building here. the conservatory was steamy and exotic and overflowing with all types of hothouse plants. one 19th-century news reporter somehow did manage to get inside and describe the scene as like penetrating the luxurious fragrance of some south american island. so warm and open for us is the atmosphere." first lady lucy seen here with her children, and one of their friends in the conservatory had a tremendous amount of plans and was an avid gardener. they utilize the conservatory in a spec

>> flower shop. >> you would say a flower shop. >> and gift shop. [laughter] >> and what else?nd candle shop. is selling flowers the most profitable? >> to be honest with you... i don't know. >> you know you got to know these numbers, right? >> yeah, i know i do. >> okay. does your mom ever ask you? >> no. >> okay. oh, my goodness. there is so much inventory in here. what do you think this is? >> yeah. >> the warehouse looks like they've stockpiled five years' worth of inventory, and it's unorganized. you know how many are in this pallet? >> uh... uh... >> hank has no idea what's going on around here. there is merchandise that's been here since hank's dad was running the place. how do you keep track of all this stuff? do you have a good inventory system? >> we have a book that we go along with. >> handwritten? >> oh, yes. >> so none of this stuff is in a computer or any sort of inventory system? >> no. no. >> wow. when you have inventory sit around for years and years, while it's depreciating, it's just like burning money. is there a location in l.a.? >> there was. >> when did

so many flowers here! how many flowers do you have in this park?ion flowers?! yes. this place must take a lot of water. where do you get it from and how do you keep it sustainable? actually, we are using the recycled water from dubai municipality, so all the grey water over the city, the municipality recycle it and pump it to us, and from our side we refilter this water and convert it to very high—quality water. and what about your challenges? what is the biggest challenge for you? actually, the biggest challenge is just the wind. if we have strong wind, it is really our best challenge. we can't control it. we can control pests, we can control irrigation, temperature, everything can be controlled but not the wind. this place is like the chelsea flower show on steroids. but you know what i'm looking forward to? it's when all these people leave and i get to hang out with the gardeners and find out how they keep everything looking so immaculate. owl hoots. this place takes on a completely different aura at night. it's actually quite scary. i mean, tho

so many flowers here! how many flowers do you have in this park?aining above 50 million flowers. 50 million flowers? yes. this place must take a lot of water, where do you get it from and how do you keep it sustainable? we are using the recycled water from dubai municipality, so all the grey water over the city, the municipality recycle it and pump it to us and from our side we refilter this water and convert it to very high quality water. and what about your challenges? what is the biggest challenge for you? actually, the biggest challenge is just the wind. if we have strong wind, it is really our best challenge. we can't control it. we can control pests, we can control irrigation, temperature, everything can be controlled but not the wind. this place is like the chelsea flower show on steroids. but you know what i'm looking forward to? it's when all these people leave and i get to hang out with the gardeners and find out how they keep everything looking so immaculate. this place takes on a completely different aura at night, it is actually quite

she's harvesting her flowers in the sky. berkeley, cornell buernard. >> what do you think about the idea of rooftop gardens? go to facebook and join our better bay area group. >>> the fog is gaining international acclaim. the ten foggiest places on earth, the bay area makes the list twice. san francisco placed seven. number one on the list, the grand banks in southeast newfoundland. >> we're not surprised by this, right? this is our international reputation, is it not? >> i'm surprised we're not a little higher. >> i know, it's actually an insult we're not. >> i thought we were number one. should be number one. >> always. >> yes. the thing that strikes people that know it's foggy here, they don't realize how cold it is because of the fog and hence the sweatshirt sales in the summer. >> those tourist shops clean up with those fleeces and everything else. >> come on, pier 39. >> exactly. >> i could use a new hoodie. let's talk about what's going on outside. we do have some of that famous fog out there, but it's not inland. we'

into a vase of hot water park up the flowers for the party. tricks of the trade for a self-taught woman that i knew to any step of the process. i will share one of my fondest personal memories of her and it involves my children. this was many years ago when we were staying at springhill on her farm. she decided to pay us a visit and was driving the car up the road. i was on the phone so i sent my children out. five minutes, 10 minutes goes by, i go outside and i saw them all sitting in the car together. they were still sitting there. my grandmother was in the front seat. my son was in the driver's seat, at the time about four years old. she let us know they were driving to paris. my daughter was covering one of vogue's best dressed with the barbie fashion stickers all over her arms. she was laughing. she had this wonderful beret and had stickers all over it and was having the best time of her life. to me, i think that really encapsulated my grandmother. she was a very complicated person but she treated people that she had, especially children,

the conversion of used flowers collected from temples into charcoal and chemical free agora bodies. when you thought in no one believed in us on everything because they knew that this 15 years old in your un that started about when you come in to something something in the news or when we lose our contact with an open movement operation and make them believe it was a hard task but the river once we showed them the actual product and the actual impact that we're making then they believe that something they are obviously going . around the industrial town of can pour in have protests again geez the most revered of rivers in india is at its dirtiest going by conservative estimates about $8000000.00 tons of flowers a dumped into the river every year. flowers are thought to be completely biodegradable but the sheer volume combined with pesticides and insecticides leads to toxic waters. one of the primary causes of hepatitis cholera and diarrhea. topic of traffic of the floods from the temperature in the concourse of the people of drugs which have a different route the optimism so that th

do the flowers for the church and for arlington cemetery. sadder moments was when robert kennedy was assassinated, bunny was brought back again to put together the flowers for arlington cemetery. they really were soulmates. they lived near each other in new york. jackie would come down to bunny 's place. bunny was by jackie's side in the hours before she died. i cannot stress enough the carelessness -- the closeness and the love. we read these wonderful letters jackie wrote to bunny. jackie wrote about how everyone else wants to be my friend now as first lady because they want to stand in the limelight. you hate the limelight. you just come in quietly and do your work. i am so afraid the limelight would drive you away. please do not leave me. that reminds me of something. my grandmother -- this is a very personal story. my wife and i lost our first never and my grandmother did a lot for us, but she showed up and gave us a wooden cross. she told me this is the same cross i gave to the president. i hope it passes along the same strength to you

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they're destroying the flowers lonnie walker explains. now a common rule rose their interstate 80 where thousands of acres of sunflowers are showing their colors the sun flower blooming season last only a couple of weeks, one reason people can't resist waiting into the sea of yellow to take pictures. >>they've got about 5 days and they'll be really really bright and it's it's hard to resist. >>groups like pregnant, still my people taking sunflower selfies but they say trespassing and interrupting farm operations is a huge problems will have. >>50 or 60 people here on time and they think it's ok to go walk through the fields and it's not. >>reading don't narrow roads and blocking farm equipment is bad enough. the flowers are damaged or taken and there's the liability risk for growers. >>there's a lot of equipment. there's a lot of polls drains ditches and there's plenty of places to trip fallen get hurt. and and we just don't need that extra exposure of injuries greatness was in the process of posting no trespassing signs saying some peopl

you better believe all the flowers and soil is pretty heavy. believe it or not, this building was designed a few years ago to support this farm in the sky. benjamin farr designed the sustainable farm and says the bay area needs more of these. >> we're working on a couple different projects in san francisco and different clients to see is the value of not just providing food but also the habitat for pollinator friends. >> reporter: joanna admits it competing hasn't beens. roughly 80% of flowers sold in california are imported but she's digging in. >> so much can grow on top of a roof. >> reporter: and harvesting her flowers in the sky. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. join our better bay area group on facebook. >> starting today, san francisco's gold be gate park will be filled with the sound of flowe piano music festival opened this afternoon at rd. for the next ten days, anyone who buys a general admission ticket to the guard been have access to grand pianos scattered across the ground

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all the flowers and soil is pretty heavy, believe it or not this building was designed a few years agot this farm in the sky. benjamin farr designed it, says the bay area needs more of these. >> working on projects with san francisco and different clients that see the value of not just providing food but also habitat for pollinator friends. >> reporter: admits competing is not easy. most are imported. but digging in. >> so much can grow on a roof. >> reporter: harvesting in the sky. cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> backstage at espys. stay tuned. >> state of emergency. >> big flooding swamping the big easy. >>> meteorologist sandhya patel, get ready for summer's return. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. >> i think you're going to like this a lot. wondering why are you so handsome right now? >> i don't know. >> animated movie, don't need to be. >> i save it for these moments. itit's crepe day.day for our family at denny's. a family tradition we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with denny's delivery. see you at denny's or dennys.c

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that's why coco invented -- that's the house flower.g to stop you right now, you idiot." [ laughter ] "that is lady amanda harlick, she is - she is chanel. [ laughter ] [ sad trombone ] >> steve: oh, nice come on! >> jimmy: so i'm going, "oh, gosh." >> steve: love it! >> jimmy: no, i'm so embarrassed. i'm telling her all about chanel i go, "would you want me to continue?" she goes, "yeah, i would." [ laughter ] okay i go, "well, i heard about this the camellia flower is used because it doesn't have a scent to it. and that way if you wear a a fragrance, it won't compete. where tom ford is wearing a flower and a fragrance and you're fighting yourself, dude." [ laughter ] he goes, "i invented this fragrance around my flower." i go, "oh cool it, buddy." [ laughter ] so she goes, "let me just tell you something, you fool. >> steve: she called you a fool as well? >> jimmy: yeah, she called me a fool she goes, "what you're wearing, the camilla flower, yes, the real flower has no scent you are wearing fabric [ laughter ] that of course has no s

why zinnias 7 years the friendship flower and each car reprents. throughout the summer hundreds of visitors are eager to bring a little joy into their lives. and they let mark know about it. on a fully kennedy brought her son jackson, the pigs in the us. mark operates mean elevators and a trucking company, he and his wife became flower growers on a whim after a company event they decided to take leftover flower decorations to a convalescent home. they were flooded with. thank you's. >>brought that much joy just a few paces of law. we go ahead to next year. >>he also provides clippers and aces for all comers which are often returned or donated it's awesome. i mean that's very generous does that mean that you don't really see this array. mark and his family plants fertilizers and their gates, the patch each year, a chore his kids and grandkids have taken an interest in. >>from the beginning marks as he had a simple rule if you want to pick news from his flower patch. she also have to pick some for those who cannot that rule is self in force but many

, "i invented this fragrance around my flower."buddy." [ laughter ]t so she goes, "le just tell you something, you fool. >> steve: she called you a fool as well? >> jimmy: yeah, she called me a fool she goes, "what you're wearing, the camilla flower, yes, the real flower has no scent you are wearing fabric [ laughter ] that of course has no scent, so what are you talking about?" but then we got talking and we're joking and, you know, they're both making fun of me, but i was ug lang >> steve: you weren't making fun of - >> jimmy: and she was so nice. we hit it off. look at his tie.y, tom, my bow tie she goes, "that's a real bow tie. it's the handmade one. like i hand -- i didn't do it let's be honest. [ light laughter ] >> steve: your people tied it. >> jimmy: stephanie e ear here from wardrd it and she goes, "that is class." yeah [ cheersnd applause >> steve: ooh, yeah! >> jimmy: lady amanda harlick said i was class >> steve: nice >> jimmy: and then invited me to paris >> steve: what >> jimmy: anna, had a great thank you everyone f

do the flowers rotate out and who decides on what colors? like the rose garden -- like the annuals planted in the rose garden and east garden are decided by the national park service. some administrations have much more weight in that than others. there has been some traditional things. red and yellow have been traditional colors in the fountain. along with the superintendent of grounds, who we -- mr. williams was the first -- or the last one and then dale haney is the current one. the national park service along with them along with the usher's , office. decisions are made three laws of cooperation on the grounds. like the vegetables in the kitchen garden, well, it is what the white house chefs, they would say cucumbers, but it was tough for us to find the right cultivars that would work in the garden. it's a collaboration. james: history has a lot to say about colors and types of plants and where they are and how many. as anite house has the -- institution, it has an almost human ability to influence the people who live there and work ther

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we carry flowers that signifyn why we want to end the disease.here will be a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor. join the fight at alz.org/walk. >>> this morning we're getting fresh reaction to the testimony of former special counsel robert mueller. in the papers today, if you read them carefully, you can hear and see concern from some of mueller's long-time friends about how he looked and appeared yesterday. joining us now is cnn contributor derek graff. he's the author of "the threat matrix inside robert mueller's fbi and the war on global terror." clearly the president is taking glee in the testimony. they're pointing to the halting answers, in some cases stumbling, and then there are those who say this is not the same robert mueller that they saw more than six years ago and before that when he last testified before congress. you've covered him for years, garrett. what did you see? >> so i think one thing is important to understand the context of yesterday, which is this is someone who has appeared before yesterday 88 times on capitol

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