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she served at john chin and francis scott key elementary.the time i met her, she had been retired for many years but i enjoy hearing about what was happening -- but she enjoyed hearing about what was happening in the schools. she grew very frail and a bit eccentric but never lost her sharp intellect and fierce independence, her love of music and npr news and her pride in her sister's in the teachers' surety. she left no close family but will be missed by her many friends and neighbors. i would like to thank the many retired administrators who shared their recollections of working with her, including jenny, phil, caroline. thank you. president yee: meeting adjourned. >> good evening and welcome to the february 29th leap year addition of the board of appeals meeting, 2012. the presiding officer is president michael garcia and joining him its vice-president chris hwang, commissioner rich hillis, and we welcome our newest board member, arcelia for toronto -- arcelia hurtado. the bill are also joined by the deputy district attorney. she is sittin

she served at john chin and francis scott key elementary.the time i met her, she had been retired for many years but i enjoy hearing about what was happening -- but she enjoyed hearing about what was happening in the schools. she grew very frail and a bit eccentric but never lost her sharp intellect and fierce independence, her love of music and npr news and her pride in her sister's in the teachers' surety. she left no close family but will be missed by her many friends and neighbors. i would like to thank the many retired administrators who shared their recollections of working with her, including jenny, phil, caroline. thank you. president yee: meeting adjourned.

she served at john chin and francis scott key elementary.the time i met her, she had been retired for many years but i enjoy hearing about what was happening -- but she enjoyed hearing about what was happening in the schools. she grew very frail and a bit eccentric but never lost her sharp intellect and fierce independence, her love of music and npr news and her pride in her sister's in the teachers' surety. she left no close family but will be missed by her many friends and neighbors. i would like to thank the many retired administrators who shared their recollections of working with her, including jenny, phil, caroline. thank you. president yee: meeting adjourned. >> good morning and welcome to this groundbreaking event for our new home at pac 12 studious. i am the president of pac 12 enterprises. we are thrilled to get this construction project rolling. pac 12 enterprises is a subsidiary of pac 12 conference and is home to aover 1200 employees. we will be launching one national television network, six regional television networks, and an

she served at john chin and francis scott key elementary.the time i met her, she had been retired for many years but i enjoy hearing about what was happening -- but she enjoyed hearing about what was happening in the schools. she grew very frail and a bit eccentric but never lost her sharp intellect and fierce independence, her love of music and npr news and her pride in her sister's in the teachers' surety. she left no close family but will be missed by her many friends and neighbors. i would like to thank the many retired administrators who shared their recollections of working with her, including jenny, phil, caroline. thank you. president yee: meeting adjourned. commissioner campos: good morning and welcome to the tuesday put your 28th 2012 meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. i would like to begin by thanking the staff of sfgtv who are covering this meeting. the clerk of the committee is erika cheng. please call item one. >> [roll call] we have a quorum. commissioner campos: thank you. please call item two. >> i

francis scott key started the oral history program here at the historical society. and what was interesting was that i did a variety of projects including how immigrants established credit in baltimore. and betty said you're the kind of person we're looking for, you want to give a voice to the people that have not been recorded, would you like to work on the project and i said absolutely. she really preceded many of the standards and ethics that are now institutionalized in the oral history association. she really did many of the things that preceded the wiwingd guidelines which now direct the irb kinds of things that we have to do in oral histories. so she set the standards and the model for good oral history. and made thewa many people consider the project to be a grass roots project. i don't necessarily agree with that because of the 92 interviews, most were the movers and shakers of the civil rights movement in baltimore. and i think that's very important. because you needed those kinds of interviews to paint the picture here at baltimore. so i contend that was

good evening and welcome to the 2012 francis scott key lecture series at the maryland historical society. we are excited to celebrate the bicentennial or war of 1812. this is the first program in that long celebration. this evening's talk, oh, the terrible velvet curtains and the madisons decorate the president's house is being presented by leslie jones of the white house historical association. before i introduce our speaker, i want to point out the items we have pulled for tonight's presentation. in the library cases you can see the bound letters to mrs. madison dating to 1809 regarding the decoration as well as another letter dated the following year to the finley brother who is made the painted furniture for the madisons. he shows the sketch of a chair indicating the area where they tended to break. reproductions of the furniture that was burned in 1814 are on view here this evening. i would like to announce that c-span is filming tonight's presentation so we would appreciate if you would turn off your cell phones in case they ring in the middle of the lecture. on to our speaker. les

have a great school remember this of the war 1812, dolly saving the george washington portrait, francis scott key. much more complicated. added time of considerable political division. the yankees wanted nothing to do without war. what a diverse cast of characters per co-chief the diminutive and brilliant james madison and his vivacious wife dolly. their first -- the first power couple and the obama's could learn much from james and dolley. of pivotal moment in her history america be sieged sought to maintain its independence from forces to huge to repel. but they did. a concept that the few independent bookstores appreciate. thinks to c-span and a booktv, be sure to check out the schedule to find out when this will be held or telecast. he will offer remarks then take questions and will happily sign copies of his book. also copies are available on our website to. the book loft.com if you have questions remember to wait for the microphone. the entire staff are very pleased to welcome our friend and neighbor, 89. [applause] >> hugh howard. >> good evening. wonderful to be here thank you for tho

coin celebrating the bicentennial of the war of 1812 and the peening of our national anthem by francis scottcoins will be based on the current market price for gold. the silver coins should sell for about fifty dollars apeice. and proceeds will go toward the maryland war of 1812 bicentennial commission. 3 look at this incredible crash...a helicopter... slamming into the ground...the ágood newsá after all of this... llter on fox45 news at ten but next...charges of fraud... and misconduct... agaiist county executive john leopoldthe outrage expressed at a county council meeting tonight... "the apology was heartfelt, the apology was sincere." p the exodus of rush limbaugh sponsors continues... who left the talk show hosts show... after ome week......and what the target of his comments said about his apology...after the break clear and cold overnight...but bii changes are movvng our way...how warm it will get and how long the war air will stick aroundin my skywatcchforecast in just 10 minutes outrage ... over... the accused misconduct.../ of... the.../ anne rundel county executive. executive. peo

. >> the mdta expects that the francis scott key bridge would likely be the first to go all electronic. >>> maryland in the middle of a bizarre crime ring. why officials -- criminals are stealing laundry deturnent. >>> and-- detergent. >>> and how it could impact future doctors appointments. >>> i'm mike schuh in little italy. from the creative minds. state of the art roller coasters. a world record ride when we return. >>> and just beautiful weather as we look at fort mchenry tonight. bob will let us know if there are any changes coming up in the first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is being called liquid gold. we are talking about tide laundry detergent. police, including here in maryland say it's quickly becoming the target of thieves who are looking for a quick buck. >> containers of tide detergent are flying off store shelves as across the country. the problem is, some of it is being stolen. this is surveillance video of a major heist. patrick costanzo in st. paul, minnesota, pleaded guilty to stealing as much as $6,000 worth of detergent from wal mart. wh

. >> the mdta says the francis scott key bring would be likely the first booth to go all electronic. >>> it's going to be two times the fun at the maryland zoo in baltimore. two of the zoo's chimpanzees are pregnant. just like women, they get ultrasounds to check on the babies. if all goes well, they should be delivered by spring and midsummer. these are the zoo's first baby chimps in six years. >> woe no word on the dad? the proud papa? what's going on? >> maybe there's a little soap opera going on at the zoo. >> could be. >>> fighting for phylicia. the changes her family hopes to make so no one else suffers like they did. >>> mending fences in afghanistan. the tense strip for the defense secretary. and the security scare after has plane landed. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, taking the measurement of the washington monument, following last summer's earthquake. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> and keep your sunglasses handy. how much longer the unseasonably warm winter lasts in your first warning winter forecast. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid

yell of the -- the bicentennial of the war of 1812 and the writing of the star spangled banner by francis scottin tonight's health alert a new study finds young children who have problems breathing while sleeping are at increased risk for behavioral difficulties later in their childhood. anita brikman introduces us to one kid who got some help. >> reporter: 2-year-old unique harper was almost always in a bad mood. >> he would be so cranky he would always want to hit his brothers. >> reporter: his aggressiveness and irritability prompted his mother to take him to a specialist. doctors did a sleep study and found he had severe sleep apnea. >> they said he stopped breathing 25.5 times an hour, which was very shocking to me. >> reporter: unique also snored and breathed through his mouth. doctors call these symptoms sleep disorder breathing or sdb. a new study finds children with sdb are significantly more likely to develop behavioral problems by the time they're age 7. >> inattentiveness, aggressiveness. >> reporter: they're likely to have emotional issues including depression and anxiety. >> if so

francis scott key, dolley saving george washington portrait, and that's about it. but, of course, there was a much more complicated affair fought on numerous fronts at a time of considerable political division. we yankees wanted nothing to do with that were. and what a fascinating and diverse cast of characters. chief among them was the diminutive and brilliant james madison him and his vivacious and cunning wife, dolley. arguably they were america's first power couple. no doubt the obama's could learn much from james and dolley, perhaps they already have. it was a pivotal moment in our nation's history as america ossetia on all sides sought to maintain its independence from forces seemingly too huge to repel. but repel them they did. it is a concept that we few in deep and bookstores left standing fully appreciate. thanks to c-span book tv who are here this evening recording hugh's remarks. please be sure to check out the tv schedule, or find that when this event will be held. hugh will be offering some remarks, after which he will take some questions. and, of cou

you may have thought, hey, isn't it the day francis scott key wrote it? no. adopted it. anybody know what we used before this? t was adopted in 1931. "my country tis of thee." we have a cold front barrelling through today. there is a risk of severe weather. it won't be the tornadic outbreak like yesterday. one side of atlanta will be 64. nashville, 58. yesterday with the tornados in the ohio valley, the tennessee valley you had a huge spread in temperatures. nashville at 82. chicago at 40. moist area on one side. dry on the other. when you have conflicting air masses, a big lift. you get the tornadoes. we'll see activity today but nothing like yesterday. that's a quick look at one portion of the country. >>> ft. myers, florida, today, picture perfect sunshine. 84 degrees. and it is perfect for my shout out to ft. myers. we are talking fun mud madness. this weekend it's the annual spring classic in naples, florida, and swamp buggies of all shapes and sizes will try to race their way through the famed mile o' mud. thanks for watching "cbs this morning saturday"