we can't grow if those high-rises go through no more dwarnd it is the second community garden in the city and many people have been gardening for that 20 or 30 years imgone no point ii go through nor my cancer treatment and it is more importantly for me a huge part of my life people bring their children down and teach them of growing plants and things you have good access to in the city i have a neighbor that do not to st. anthony's it is tremendously important thing you know to raise this hyatt you can build taller buildings all over the city's this this is not an appropriate place for be happening and reiterate from the garden from the community at large like there are a few of us but we are he representing a large opposition to this and yeah - thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is carina community gardener at the place gardens borders the property site ordinance change i'd like to just talk about the sites because of the 55 x space in the nation and my objection is on the - i'd like to support of x 40 and refer the commission

we can't grow if those high-rises go through no more dwarnd it is the second community garden in the city and many people have been gardening for that 20 or 30 years imgone no point ii go through nor my cancer treatment and it is more importantly for me a huge part of my life people bring their children down and teach them of growing plants and things you have good access to in the city i have a neighbor that do not to st. anthony's it is tremendously important thing you know to raise this hyatt you can build taller buildings all over the city's this this is not an appropriate place for be happening and reiterate from the garden from the community at large like there are a few of us but we are he representing a large opposition to this and yeah - thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is carina community gardener at the place gardens borders the property site ordinance change i'd like to just talk about the sites because of the 55 x space in the nation and my objection is on the - i'd like to support of x 40 and refer the commission

((sherry swensk)) the gardens were just recognized you can visit the gardens free of charge each weekday between 9 and 5. and there are monthly classes and even a master gardner help desk if you have questions about your own garden. check our website, las vegas now dot com./// sherry how's the weather today? expect a wet commute for you. at least not a morning commute - that might change by the you. afternoon. as one system exits... another will move in and this next one will bring some big gusty winds with it... especially in the mountains. .. red flag warnings and winds advisories tomorrow with gusts to 50 or higher in the lasts into the weekend. back to you!/// ((demetria obilor)) <<< back to you!/// is closed off, so you will have to there's cnostruction at flamingo and grand canyon that could slow you down. slow down for workers. <<< >>> >>> back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) >>> coming up on good day.... acts of kindness. ((kirsten joyce)) >> not a hand-out.. but a hand-up in life... we'll introduce you to a man who's givinba kirsten joyce today's individual is right up there..a man.

i love happening in the neighborhood with all the gardening and have a robust garden to ur. our garden is on it 3 times so i wanted to just say thank you supervisor campos for bringing this to the table and i strongly encourage you to spirit support this. j >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is alisa [inaudible] also a resident hof it portla district for 8 years and i think a lot of people will talk about the history of the neighborhood so i want to talk about the people who are there now and all the groups and effort that have been going on for years there including the annual garden tour, the neighbors group that transformed a hill side and maintained it ever since. the [inaudible] bee farm along a strip along the freeway thmpt green house project represented here today. there is help mclaren park and greening committee who created a greening plan for the portla which includes planting and art and other structural impacts. on behalf of all the other neighborhood organizations we are thrilled about the resolution, thank you supervisor campos and we are excit

i love happening in the neighborhood with all the gardening and have a robust garden to ur. our garden is on it 3 times so i wanted to just say thank you supervisor campos for bringing this to the table and i strongly encourage you to spirit support this. j >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is alisa [inaudible] also a resident hof it portla district for 8 years and i think a lot of people will talk about the history of the neighborhood so i want to talk about the people who are there now and all the groups and effort that have been going on for years there including the annual garden tour, the neighbors group that transformed a hill side and maintained it ever since. the [inaudible] bee farm along a strip along the freeway thmpt green house project represented here today. there is help mclaren park and greening committee who created a greening plan for the portla which includes planting and art and other structural impacts. on behalf of all the other neighborhood organizations we are thrilled about the resolution, thank you supervisor campos and we are excit

we visited the garden with her mom and dad. >> this is the first time you have seen the garden? >> very first time. >> reporter: patty and bill have waited months to walk in this garden. the sunflowers. tragedy, that's what happened to my daughter. with this, i think copy relax, union, talk with her. >> is crystal with you here? >> she's with me all the time. >> reporter: the crystal campbell peace garden is an oasis in the medford center. >> how is her spirit flecked in what >> just just the words alone. just a beautiful young load. i think they would she'd come to a place like that. >> reporter: a compass at the fountain pays tribute to the bombing victims. the qualities that defined them are embedded in bronze. detail. >> it tells the story itself. it covers everything. did a fantastic job, the people that worked on this. >> it is a perfect tribute to their city girl, who found so much happiness outdoors. >> she would have loved this. >> and they have felt so much love from the people who denated whatever they could and from the former mayor who ha made it happen. 2:00 sunday

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of za'laya jenkins: i became a gardener . (laugh).. i hate bugs.. i hate the grass.. i have bad allergies but that's my outlet. i get to grow flowers in her place. and tonight...cbs 58 is re-airing our special presentation about gun violence in milwaukee.in this clip, zalyia jenkins' aunt -- gardening helped her ?cope? with loss of her niece. hear what ?other? family members say about their lives after gun violence. "milwaukee at a crossroads" re-airs tonight at 7 on w-m-l-w the "m". in the wake of a report this year showing tens of thousands of properties in milwaukee have lead pipes that supply drinking water to homes...there is a concerted effort to address the quality of water in this community. a newly-formed task force got live from city hall with the details...julie? 3 mike today was the first meeting of the water quality task force. the group discussed how to manage lead in water service lines and indoor plumbing. today's meeting was mostly informational.headed up by alderman jim bohl, the committee also includes incl

this easy to assemble garden can be easily disassembled if my well is ever in need of repair. i'm melinda myers, check out our website for this at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may qualify for home internet no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup on tmj4.at followed by american ninja warrior and dateline.. then more local news on live at ten. a farm in oregon is hosting yoga classes for people.. and goats! the instructor says the goats are a great distraction from the problems going on around the world. people who attend the classes say it's a great atmosphere. the goats don't always stick to yoga though.. some have started eating the mats. ? ? [cell phone rings] [cell phone beeps] >> chad: kate?

sea know where their food it coming from we'll look at 3 programs talking ushering agricultural and garden to new heights. so what exactly it, your honor agricultural >> it the growing food or flowers within city limits traditionally we've been referring to communities gardener that is a raised bed over and over upper argument has a more a farming way of farming. >> so tell me 0 what's growing in this garden. >> a really at all plant. in the one of the rare places, you know, people have access to green space 24 is one of the places to grow things like the purple floor. it is sort of recognizing that the more diversity in given space the better not to just have one thing by everything supported each another >> it provides the community with an opportunity to get their hands dirty and reach 0 out and congressmen with the community in ways they might have not otherwise to engage with one other. >> now the dpw urban planning program so see how the garden community. >> so i grew up on a farm in air force base we picked the foods open the trees and share with other families and as i drive around

mike: your in the english garden. tell us about the plants we are seeing. >> i thought this site would be developed into this. it has french influences with the long hedges. we are changing over from summer perennials to annuals. we are hoping for another three week you are done for the season? >> still looks like summer here. the weather is nice. we have lost the 90 degree days. we serve tea six days week on the property. mike: you also have a tropical house. >> i built the tropical house 15 years ago. it houses a collection of large tropical plants. a lot of color, even this time of year. mike: to mention how many variety of species you have on the site. >> you have at least a thousand. a lot of trees. very pretty in the spring. mike: thank you for joining us for weather wednesday. you have three more weeks to enjoy all that tarbin gardens will the weather cooperate? josh is standing by with a look at the seven-day forecast. josh: it is going to be a pretty warmer and muggy couple of days on the way. we had 80 degre

bright things in the future at the botanical gardens. the crazy amount of work going into this awards open. in a meeting of east and west, a new exhibition opens this saturday -- promising to light up the boerner botanical gardens. fox6's carl deffenbaugh shows pandas and people, birds and butterflies. larger-than-life flowers and creatures that only live in stories. theyre all on display, ready to illuminate the boerner botanical gardens throughout the month of october. 'its really out of this world.' this magical menagerie is called 'china lights,' and it brings some of the wonder of chinese lantern festivals to the midwest. 'its spectacular. i mean, this is an amazing exhibit during the day but at night, when the lights come on, china have spent the last month assembling the show, which features around a thousand individual pieces. welders build the frames, electricians install the wires and bulbs, and artists add silk splashes of color for a dazzling final product. 'we had 28 artisans coming from china and they stayed here for four w

. >>> tension over of all things a zen garden. a cultural gift leads to an emotional debate. however it's re-opening old wounds in a bay area neighborhood. >> a message of hate sprayed on a bay area home. now a family demanding justice after they barely made it out alive. >> and the beginning of the end for the headphone jack? apple takes the plunge into a new wireless future. >> for the first time in a long time, we saw triple-digit heat in the bay area today. temperatures running up to 20 degrees above average. the sun is going down but still, 91 degrees with the kpix 5 mobile weather lab. we have live in fairfield tonight. will we stay in the 100s? the answer in your seven-day forecast coming up. francisco's japantown are digging in their heels, prot >>> new at 6:00 a heated fight over a zen garden. neighbors on cottage row in san francisco's japantown are digging in their heels protesting the proposed rock garden. kpix 5's cate caugiran live in japantown with more. >> reporter: the proposed zen rock garden would take up about 25 feet on the sutter side of cottage row and

where staff will dedicate a peace garden in laylahs memory. in an hour... students will plant pinwheels here at the peace garden and faith leaders will say a blessing. its all in honor of laylah petersen... who attended k-4 at northwest catholic. milwaukee police chief ed flynn will be among those who attend especially difficult on him. three men have been charged in connection to the homicide... investigators say they shot at the wrong house allegedly in retaliation to another crime on the evening of november 6th... 2014... two bullets striking laylah in the head. despite the loss... school leaders hope the garden serves as a reminder of the joy little laylah brought to so many people while she was alive. "this is really a celebration of laylahs life. this is to make sure that we all remember that even though a very tragic event, we a lot of light into this world, this peace garden is inspired by her." the dedication begins at 6 oclock. other officers who worked on the case will be in attendance, as well as some of laylahs relatives. reporting live at nort

it is our garden in a pickup truck. it was never meantnt to be a suggestion that everybybody shod abandon their farms and plant food and pickup p trucks or that evererybody in the city had a pickup truck filled with foods and everything would be ok. bubut i think t that truck farms teach us a f few things.s. food is fufundamental. we all have to he. -- wewe all hahave to eat. but it i is a window onto largrr issueses -- a window onto envivironmental l and social and politicacal issueses. by u understanding how we e eatd how we grow our food, we can understand a lot about what makes our world take, and through that, understand bebettr how w to promotete a more sustainablble future. the way wewe eat has a trememens ,mpact on the natural world and thereforore on the ability f future generationsns to survivi. if we can figure out a way to eat, we can not onlnly make our own liveves better andnd health, but we can figure ouout how to make the planet more sustainable in the long run. pre-k's #that's a lot of food you might t

tag while the rooftop garden is not open to the public -- the hotel does the summer. in new york, laura ingle, fox news. fox six is pleased to announce a broadcasting carriage and re- transmission agreement has been reached between our parent company, tribune broadcasting.. and dish network. the agreement covers 42 local television stations in 33 markets, including right here at fox six. the agreement restores dish carriage of fox six-- and tribune's cable network, wgn america. fox six wants to thank our vi support as this deal was worked out. thousands gather in new mexico to burn their worries away. it's all part of the 92nd annual burning of zozobra festival in santa fe. the tradition has people write down their troubles on a single piece of paper and then watch it go up in flames inside a giant paper mache man - known as old man gloom. woman who is still waiting tables... and what keeps her coming back week after is celebrating waiting tables for more than 40 years. betty azar is a waitress at "the saratoga" -- in terre haute. she says a lot has changed over her l

mlk drive and spring garden will be detoured on to 676.sident obama will be in philadelphia this afternoon campaigning for hillary clinton. the stage sits on eakins oval and by 9:00 a.m. all roads leading into the oval will be closed. as for the democratic candidate herself, she is temporarily off the campaign trail. she abruptly left a 9/11 ceremony on sunday. this video appears to show her stumbling. later her doctor disclosed she had been diagnosed with pneumonia last friday. she canceled a two day fundraising trip in california as she rests at home. no word yet if she'll attend an eve vendor in las vegas tomorrow but she called into a cable network last night saying she's already improving. >> i felt dizzy and i did lose my balance for a minute. but once i got in, once i could sit down, once i could cool off, once i had some water, i immediately started feeling better. >> reporter: as for donald trump today he'll be back campaigning in pennsylvania. a closed door event is scheduled at the aston community center in delaware county. last

stuff left over from the summer garden. get the weeds pulled out and just remember too that the soil will be depleted from your last put new ones in, we add more soil. i will be topping this off with half inch to inch of soil. >> lindsay: how about the compost. >> if you have your own com compost. i think we talked about this last thanksgiving about making your own compost at home. if you have your own compost, go ahead and add that. it might be all the nutrients that you need. >> lindsay: perfect. >> the only way to fine out add your compost, putting the plants in and waiting and seeing if you are purchasing your soil may be a good idea to boo he it up with added organic soil amendments. >> reporter: once your soil is good. hopefully at this point you know what you are planting. what can work that is kind of heat tolerant and can work when you cool down. >> your fall garden is comprised mostly of stuff that could have grown over the summer that you are going to go ahead and get started again. okra. on that. but tomatoes, e

whether you have a large yard or garden in a pot you can attract wildlife to your garden. start by providing food. include nectar producing flowers like phlox the butterflies and hummingbirds love. and plants that produce berries or seeds for the birds to enjoy. evergreens, thickets and birdhouses provide beauty for us and wildlife with shelter from predators and the weather. include trees, shrubs, perennials, water or nesting boxes for birds, insects and other wildlife to raise their young. then skip the pesticides and go green. consider joining thousands of others and register your yard with the national wildlife federation as a backyard wildlife habitat. i'm melinda myers, check out our website for this and other gardening russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to senator johnson on student loans: ron johnson: it's just kinda free money, young people don't really, necessarily understand finance. narrator: what senator johnson doesn't understand is, more than 800,000 wisconsinites have student loans. but he wants to eliminate federa

peace garden? will be dedicated in honor of laylah petersen.community members say... it will be a "beacon of hope"... to celebrate her beautiful life. a ?similar? peace garden was started last month... to remember "za'layia jenkins." the nine-year-old was ?also? hit by a stray bullet... as she was watching t-v. police shootout in the street.. and ?jenkins? was the victim. victim.the dedication for ?petersen's? garden is at six tonight... at "northwest catholic school" on 41-st street in milwaukee. cbs 58 is ?re-airing? our special report on violence in the city of milwaukee.we talked to jenkins's aunt --- "romona boone"--- on how gardening helped her ?cope? with loss of her niece. 3 romona boone/aunt of za'laya jenkins: i became a gardener . (laugh).. i hate bugs.. i hate the grass.. i have bad allergies but that's my outlet. i get to grow flowers in her hear what ?other? family members say... about their lives after gun violence. "milwaukee at a crossroads" re- airs tonight at 7 o'clock... on w-m-l-w the "m". today the water quality task force meets for the first tim

what do you want to do with this garden moving forward. i mean like for example, this eggplant looks relatively healthy. i'm going to go ahead and pull it up right now. i'm going kind of careful. if the roots look healthy, and they don't. they've got nematoad damage on them. so we're going to trash this. but, had the roots looked okay, yeah. i would probably have put this in a pot and transplanted it into our new garden. even though this was a summer plant, and we were going to, if we were this inn theory going to keep it for fall we're still going to pull it upturn the garden over, add more fertilizer replant it in a different spot. >> so so i still move the stuff around. okay. >> what do you think will go in here once you refertilize. we put in more of our fall vegetable ps more stuff over there that's for summer. okra over there. there's okra. to may tos. pepper and more eggplant. you got to wait until next week to see it. it's beautiful. so what we will do in here because also a little bit more shaded we will put in some more heat woul

for the access to the garden our brief includes a letter from the gardens support for the project we believe this contribution to an vacant open space make sense rather than this project deputy city attorney those funds to the jackson park it is 6 blocks away if the northwest of the site not nearby the project will pay over whereon moiltz in the construction fees and childcare and sustainability fees and high school we're not seeking any reduction in the fees finally acted to update our immediate neighbors prior to construction and discussed the dust control and update our neighbors monthly the cpe proposed the construction noise and mitigation measures to minimize the construction tasks the percentage to the we presented to the boosters in june i have additional support letters that were not in our package i'll introduce one architect to walk you through the project design thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners welcome supervisor coppel we look forward to working with you my name is juan next to me is my colleague with the studio architects and it's your pleasure to present the

fox 25's jim morelli is live at the boston public garden, the garden of remembrance, where there will be a service in 90 minutes. good morning, jim. >> good morning, jason, yes, 4575 days and yet the memory so vivid for us. let me show you what is happening. boston care, an organization of flags to comem mate those who died 15 years ago to kay. they will be here for probably another hour or so, because that is an awful lot of flags. and then a little bit later on, the mayor will be here and there will be a ceremony. at the stows there where the victims, it was going to be outside but because of the weather they moved it inside. we will be here all morning on a somber day and incredible 15 years have gone by. live at the boston public garden, jim morelli, fox news. >> ? praise to the lord? >>> >> hundreds sat shoulder-to-shoulder in st. patrick's' cathedral for a special ceremony yesterday afternoon, 343 flags were there new york city fire department and honored the 127 men and women who died from illnesses related to the recovery effort. and as we honor those who lost their lives 15 y

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. >> you have a garden dan? >> i have a container garden. now back to the grocery store. titan doppler radar pretty quiet. we need the rain of course for everything here in florida. we got plenty of it yesterday across the eastern side of the peninsula. the dry air is going to try to work. in it needs a little help. there's a disturbance east of us to 20% to 30% by the middle part of the week and heading into thursday but for now it's still up to the north and i still think we're good for showers and thunderstorms today, coverage about 30% to 40%. temperatures as we see them now. pretty good range. haines city, lakeland 73. brooksville 73. then get to the coast and we get into the upper 70s to lower 80s. of course with the humidity that makes it feel even warmer than that. so morning coastal showers, morning. you don't have to see them in the gulf for them to effect us. as they develop they will begin to migrate along the coast and get a little stronger with potential downpours by the time we get to the midday h

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i love happening in the neighborhood with all the gardening and have a robust garden to ur. our garden is on it 3 times so i wanted to just say thank you supervisor campos for bringing this to the table and i strongly encourage you to spirit support this. j >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is alisa [inaudible] also a resident hof it portla district for 8 years and i think a lot of people will talk about the history of the neighborhood so i want to talk about the people who are there now and all the groups and effort that have been going on for years there including the annual garden tour, the neighbors group that transformed a hill side and maintained it ever since. the [inaudible] bee farm along a strip along the freeway thmpt green house project represented here today. there is help mclaren park and greening committee who created a greening plan for the portla which includes planting and art and other structural impacts. on behalf of all the other neighborhood organizations we are thrilled about the resolution, thank you supervisor campos and we are excit

sherry's ranch hopes to develop a 100-acre garden next door to their adult business. denise rosch explains why it's being done and who will benefit. >> reporter: with the population of around 30,000 people, pahrump has the same problems as any other community, homelessness, poverty, hunger. help is on the way from what could be considered an unlikely source. >> this is what the town does. >> reporter: sharon hampton sees >> about one third of the population are veterans. >> reporter: as chairman of the food bank in pahrump -- >> yep. more deliveries. >> reporter: -- she's making sure sure veterans have something to eat. donations bagged up. >> we have a lot of veterans depend on this. a lot of them are in their 80s and have just enough to pay for rent and utilities. >> reporter: and next year, fresh vegetables could be added. they are planning a community garden, the local brothel donating about 100 acres of land an providing the water. nye county commissioner is helping coordinate. >> water rights have to be used. instead of just pretend farm and grow alfalfa to dump

garden: the sequence of events was similar. i spent time with the chairman and ceo, and we spent time where i wanted to make sure he understood who we are and what we do. we spent time finding common ground on the business issues. we brought in those discussions out to our teams, and ultimately, i was invited to join the board. as i described, we sent a due diligence request list. gerald had a great idea at this point, which was to create a finance committee, a subset of the board to help weed through all this information and navigate what we are going to do , and the results have then spectacular. the earnings at bank of new york are up 35% plus in the last margins up 600, basis points. gerald is viewed as one of the best ceo's in the banking sector. >> there was another activist who did not agree. mr. garden: that is an interesting data point, which is along the line, and activist showing up. i hope you did not say "another activist." showed up, and my recollection was in quite dramatic fashion went on cnbc, and as far as i c

...garden vegetable on a caprese salad... ? hey! ? ...pineapple on a waffle... or cucumber and dill as a dip. with eight delicious flavors ilities are endless. always good. always hood. try new honey & pear and maple & vanilla. >>> a powerful tribute today for a boston marathon bombing victim. >> the city of medford unveiled a unique garden to honor krystle campbell. >> a large crowd on hand including crystal's family for the unveiling of the krystle camp garden. her father says the garden reminds him of things that made her daughter happy. >> i hope people get a lot of relaxation. >> reporter: the garden is located outside the medford senior center just blocks away from where crystal grew un. >> i'm grateful it's here and it's finally open. >> reporter: the gardens beaming with vibrant sunflowers her favorite flower. outside represent krystal as well as the memories of martin richard, lindsay liu and m.i.t. police officer sean collier. the central fountain represents all who were injured in 2013 boston marathon tragedy. boston mayor

what we're and these should be fine through fall. >> one of the joys of the late garden season is joy seedum. >> another late season bloomer will astors. there are several varieties. these are a new york astor. the bees love them. the new england astors are just beginning to pop. you might remember they were cut back by a 3rd. most of them require a moderate amount of water but this one does not. it is called dream of beauty and native to the great plains. >> this grows to about 3 to 4 feet tall and prefers partial shade to full sun. best underneath a bunch of larger plants. >> here we have the lovely annual, it's black and blue salvia. this is a late season bloomer and the birds absolutely adore it. >> get to work in your garden make sure that you do everything you can to make it floor i couldn't say. represented in america's got talent last night. lincoln bridge sang 7 years. 24 dancers performed creating new shapes. you probably remember they got their start on season 6. the team's director says it was a sir my invitation to come back and perform. they got the call 2 days before th

the garden's dedication goes until 6-30. two more schools join milwaukee public schools and united ways milwaukee community schools partnership. they celebrated the announcement at lincoln avenue elementary. lincoln avenue and browning elementary schools were added to the milwaukee community schools partnership. the community schools model places the focus on the childs entire development by providing academic support, social and emotional learning, health and wellness and interaction between the family and community.. 'community schools are really one-stop shops for family members and students, a place where our students come to learn but families can receive a lot of the social and human health services that are necessary to being able to raise a child successfully.' funding to add the 2 schools came from mps 2016-2017 should you be concerned about drinking the water from your home? coming up-- what to be on the look out for-- and how city leaders are addressing the problem of lead exposure. fall is just around the corner.

gardening. well now that we're assuming we all understand it and garden of education has now become the garden for actual food, right? right. i think 17 or eight different things growing in here when we first started. and we, we didn't get a whole lot of anything. of any one thing. we got a little bit of everything. we were able to talk about lots of stuff. so i would call that more of an information garden and education garden. we were also teaching ourselves and also what did the crew inside what did they like eating? so now that we've narrow it had down, we're still filling the bed up with just as many plants. right. but less variety. okay. >> what's in here now? we have okra. we went ahead and planned more okra for fall crop in different space that we can get around pesky nematoads some sun gold cherry tomatoes. a couple different kinds of eggplant. we have some pepper couple types of basil. >> now along the way this morning you've putting these sticks are they sticks? they are poles, stakes

ecosystem gardens. most everything here native plants and all of it designed to make bok tower gardens better and enhance the mission that edward bok set out for this place in the 1920s. >> it's about conservation. it is about beauty. people about -- the beauty of nature as well as agriculture. and agriculture is a strong part of -- of what we are, and our entry road, a mile and a half drive through citrus. so agriculture has always been a big part of what we do. had. >> anjuli: such a beautiful place out there. in case you missed the first grand opening of bok tower garden in 1929, they will have another one today. the official grand opening of the new garden spaces and again today admission is free for you. >>> still to come on "good day" today a judge for escaping his court room. >>> plus, law enforcement officers across the bay area have a handful of stuffed bears what makes a lipton meal? first you start with this. then add this. and this face. and fresh brewed lipton iced tea. a lipton meal is wha

now we're looking live at spring garden street by the art museum.king about president obama's visit and the delays that that's been causing so at 6:00 a.m. they started shutting town everything around eakins oval and now in just a little bit at 7 o'clock they'll be shutting off traffic with spring garden street and with all the other closures detours coming off of kelly drive, martin luther king drive, spring garden street and by 9:00 a.m. the entire area shut down. but the big story of course is that accident right now on the schuylkill expressway eastbound that's been blocking all lanes past girard, matt. >> thank you karen. >>> new this morning, ryan lochte is speaking out about the protestors who rushed the stage during the live season premiere of "dancing with the stars." "action news" reporter annie mccormick has his response and brand new video you didn't see during the broadcast live from the satellite center. annie. >> reporter: matt that's right. if you're watching from home this happened at the end of the broadcast so a lot of people may

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the garden reminds him of what made his daughter happy. >> she loved beautiful things. and, yes, i hope pele this place. >> reporter: the guard suburban located outside the medford senior center blocks away from where krystle grew up. >> i am glad the garden is finally open. >> reporter: beaming with sunflowers. ,000. four on the outside represent linsi and sean dalier. boston mayor marty walsh attended the dedication ceremony and said today is a day of celebration. >> how does the city and the family take something that is such a tragic accident and transfer a positive outcome and that's what they are doing today. >> reporter: four memorial plaques surrounding the fountain. each family placed a white rose on top honoring their loved ones. >> i hope that they give calmness and relax and that you enjoy it, listen water and the beauty around here. >> julie: the peace garden took a year to plan and build and it is open to the public. >> blair: a beautiful place and close to where she grew up too and has more meaning to that family. >> julie: very peaceful like there were h

we can't grow if those high-rises go through no more dwarnd it is the second community garden in the city and many people have been gardening for that 20 or 30 years imgone no point ii go through nor my cancer treatment and it is more importantly for me a huge part of my life people bring their children down and teach them of growing plants and things you have good access to in the city i have a neighbor that do not to st. anthony's it is tremendously important thing you know to raise this hyatt you can build taller buildings all over the city's this this is not an appropriate place for be happening and reiterate from the garden from the community at large like there are a few of us but we are he representing a large opposition to this and yeah - thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is carina community gardener at the place gardens borders the property site ordinance change i'd like to just talk about the sites because of the 55 x space in the nation and my objection is on the - i'd like to support of x 40 and refer the commission

new gardens really are stroerd. like this one. the pollinator garden. >> focus your eye. just above the flowers you can see all insects flying around. and if you look at them and there are some that small as a gnat. and a some flies here that bees. they are an important for seed production can as well a vegetable production. there's outdoor kitchen for demonstration and events and children's garden design to allow children to climb and play. ecosystem gardens, most everything here native plants. and all of it is designed to make bach towery gardens. in 1920s. it's about about beauty education and a teaching about the beauty of nature as well agriculture. and agriculture is strong part what if we are. our entry road a mile and a half drive through citrus. agriculture has always been a big part of what we do. you know in case you missed the first grand opening of bach garden that was in 1929. there will be another one this saturday, september 10th. spaces. just like in 1929, when edward was there, there will be a few baches on hand as well and on saturday, we should point o

olive garden workers deliver they are. "just to do one little thing out of the year, is such an honor to help out the ones that serve us everyday, the ones that are out there risking their lives everyday" more than 800 olive garden restaurants participated all over the country. more than 500 people protesting against the dakota access pipeline interfered with crews at a pipeline work site after cutting the fence. the demonstrators say private security threatened them with canines. "(lonnie favel/dapl protester) scary. you know a lot of people are out here with their children. accidents happen all the time with dogs, and people could really get hurt." police say say some demonstrators assaulted private security guards with fence posts and flag poles. they say the guards sprayed many of the protesters with pepper spray and that some people were injured by the dogs. several security guards and law enforcement officers say they were hurt, one security guard needed to be hospitalized. say the protest was peaceful. here at home.

krystle's parents say their daughter would have loved the garden. pamela i hope the enjoy -- : among today's speakers calling the memorial a celebration of life. the garden also pays tribute to martin richard, lu lingzi, and sean collier. some chilly weather ahead. >> a rare pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - so she wasn't eligible for treatment. pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore... she begged... she begged for help, doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children. kelly reached out to us. doug griffin: she came to my family to learn more. pam griffin: she listened to what we had to say, who we were - she cared about us... she didn't know us. pam griffin: we talked about the ways to remove the stigma of addiction so parents can get help. doug griffin: kelly co-authored the they need

spring garden traffic will be detoured on to 676. at 9:00, all the areas leading up to the oval will be closed. president obama is expected to arrive at philly international at 1:00 this afternoon. he's here to campaign for hillary clinton at a hillary for mechanic event. president obama will participate in a dnc event before flying out. later this evening, donald trump will be campaigning at the astin community center in delaware county. that's happening at 7:3. that event by the way is closed to the public. giving you another live look as you can see some of the preparations taking place right now. we have a full list of the closures. jessica boyington working on details for you this morning. head on over to nbc10.com. reporting live at eakins oval, i'm push, nbc 10 news. >>> later this morning, voters in delaware will start heading to the polls for a primary election, democrats and republicans will choose candidates for some major offices. delaware's seat in congress is on the ballot, so are governor, lieutenant governor and mayor

so we added some fresh soil to our garden. and then last but not least we have our solids, organic fertilizer or soil amounts. know we've to run. when do we start planning? you can plant immediately. you don't have to wait. that's right. so once fertilize ergos down then you've got to turn it into top two inches of the soil. >> all right. we will leave it there. david, good to satisfactory you my friend. good to see you too. >> take care. >> getting difficulty out there wow we're separating all things alez this morning. going to check in with charley i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. welcome back... the time good deed for you this morning. i'm sure you've all heard about those extreme i'm sure you heard about ex

all traffic will be forced off at spring garden and mlk drive.'ll be formed onto the vine street expressway so detours coming off of kelly drive, mlk drive, spring garden street. by 9:00 a.m., the entire area will be blocked off so that is going to cause some issues for your morning commute. we're watching for that with a visit with president obama. other issues around the area, northbound between quakertown and lehigh valley, we've got some crews out there blocking the right lane doing some road work. also southbound approaching quakertown also blocking the right lane. so, watch for that one heading out. in chester county construction has cleared and all lanes have reopened right here on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound between malvern and downingtown so no big issues there. let's just look at the temperatures as you head out. just 55 in allentown. kind of similar to yesterday morning. feels g58 in reading. 64 in philadelphia. 55 right now atlantic city. headed up to 85 today with lots of sunshine matt. >> thank you karen. >>> new this mornin

gardens because they request is made.odoes not show the bike lanes there also which i'll show in a moment. it is really a long history how we got to this point. i'll walk you through the cross section. this is folsom street, new folsom street looking east bound and i'll walk you through left to right. on the left on the north side, the existing 10 foot sidewalk remains at 10 feet but the high rise and ground floor retail have a 15 book setback mandated so results in a 25 foot sidewalk on the north side of instreet with double row of trees and one block is already built with phil's coffee. there is a 6 foot wide west bound protected bike lane and south of that there is a buffer and south of that there is a parking and loading strip for vehicles to stop where they won't interact with the bikes. similar design as other protected bike ways we have implemented. south of that thral is the west bound lane and east bound lane and on the south side of the street there is parking and loading and buffer and east bound protected bike

this garden is near 15th and meinecke across the street from the home where za'layia was shot. family members say this garden will keep zalayia's memory alive. >> if you don't have an outlet when you're grieving, sometimes you can lose yourself. sad and upset. >> they hope it may help solve her murder too by encouraging anyone with information to come forward. there's still a $65,000 reward for information. >> developing now, we're learning more about plans for an ikea store in southeast wisconsin. work is set to begin next spring on the furniture store near 27th and drexel in oak creek. according to our partners at biz-times milwaukee, ikea spent more than a year discussing the at one point, they considered buying state fair park but that deal fell through. the grand opening of the store is set for summer 2018. >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:36. hermine is not a hurricane any more but continuing to cause problems. >> the fisher mern and the animals that needed rescued. ellen is back today with all new episodes at 4:00 and followed by it's the final days of the ford freedom sale