i love that a garden reaches all the senses, all the emotions and by garden, it's not many acres, it's just the tactile part of something green, that does something, studies show how blood pressures are reduced, and in nursing homes and hospitals, if you're ill, and you see the concrete, or a garden, the benefit of that, we grave beauty -- crave beauty, we crave the ability to walk through a door, and whether it's a fern beside the door that greets us, that says welcome home, i feel like, for my clients in particular, they want the separation between house and home. a house is more structure, home tugs at the heart strings, and that's the garden. to me, it's a basic human instinct and something we need, and i see that, whether it's your central parks, or your own 80 acres you live on for yourself. i think the opportunity to create that for people is a true honor. because you're able to translate something they need, that they're longing for, and able to create that separation between house and home. >> that's very inspiring. let me maybe, we're getting slowly to the end of our conversa

i am a lazy gardener. there is already so much to do and it is 110 degrees outside and you don't want to do so much of the work. you can let the work be done for you with plants. if you know what plants are native, that is a huge help. i love it when people say, i cut these flowers and used these church for sunday. i through these flowers out and they didsun the work. that looks like i have been doing something great all week long, but sunday morning, i just went and cut them. you can plant something that is needed or thrives in your particular environment. you planted a tree at your front door, you didn't plant a small shrub. tore is so much more time take care of something improperly planted. yourng what to grows in zone and what is native and raising that makes you look better. say towhat do you you live on a farm and it looks very attractive. maybe we should move there. what do you tell someone who lives in a more dense, urban area, who may be does not have a big backyard? -- maybe does not have a big

garden principle you often hear i'd rather have my kids dig around themselves. out of boredom but in fact is that neither they nor their kids actually go digging. it's alarming that's often not realized so in that sense the ip garden is a very good and sensible alternative. it certainly is a healthy alternative the on line farmers can pick up their crop or have it delivered the surplus is donated to a berlin homeless charity. town in south africa still home type of vegetation that can't be found anywhere else on the. fly on the animals that traditionally. have been decimated over the centuries by widespread vision. of the bush yes indeed but they've hope in the form of the ill and there was second largest has a taste for the invasive plants species that i'm denser ring of the flora off the remaining lowlands the project is now helping to resettle the creatures in the area where they once lived two hundred years ago the stickler. centuries ago and to look. around cape town. time teaching in a bin is they should have caused the habitat to shrink. once they have de

it said prehistoric gardens on it.owed a picture of a tyrannosaurus rex. >> bennii spends almost all her time at the gardens during the park's first few years. and her daughter, kiki, born in 1957, does, too. in fact, when bennii divorces in 1959, she moves away, leaving kiki to be raised by her grandparents in the family home, right on the property. kiki watches her grandfather expand his shangri-la year after year. >> i remember rvs and trailers parked everywhere. >> was it magical to watch him create this? >> magical, yes. he would get, like, a just big, you know, grin on his face when he would see kids coming in, and they'd be squealing with the parents. i think it was really important for him to see people be happy. >> after high school, kiki ventures beyond the dino park but within a year returns. what brought you back? >> i really like being around my grandparents, and i didn't want to do anything different. >> it was a life kiki would also want for her daughter, rain, who's born in 1982 and spends her childhood

our garden is quite new. not long ago, it was a black top parking lot on a block where conditions are very, very challenging. now this is happening. every one of these flowers was grown from seed or root in our garden and greenhouse provided by rec and park. it's been an incredible opportunity and boon to the community. i've included some chard and kale leaves in here to represent the almost 500 pound of food that's been harvested and distributed. our group is very diverse in age, in cultural background, in circumstances. we're sharing gardening lore. in china, we cooked it this way. oh, my mother in mexico grew these flowers and made tea out of them when we were sick. we planted it this way in ohio. and we're also bonding over food. never fails. food always wings. we usually have a loaf of zucchini bread or something made from the produce of the garden and we have a community potluck that's been a beautiful experience. this has been an amazing thing for the community. 5 want to thank park and rec so much. ou

, school garden. >> we were awarded $43,000 for this project.he produce that's grown here is consumed all right at large by the school community. in this garden we're growing all kinds of organic vegetables from lettuce, and artichokes. we'll be planting apples and loquats, all kinds of great fruit and veggies. >> the first project was the dipatch biodiesel producing facility. the reason for that is a lot of people in san francisco have diesel cars that they were operating on biodiesel, and they were having to go over to berkeley. we kind of the dog batch preferentials in the difference between diesel and biodiesel. one of the gardens i love is the pomeroy rec center. >> pomeroy has its roots back to 1952. my name is david, and i'm the chamber and ceo of the pomeroy rehabilitation and recreation center. we were a center for people with intellectual and development cal disabilities in san francisco san francisco. we also have a program for individuals that have acquired brain injury or traumatic brain injury, and we also have one of the larger af

the area's gardens are also a big tourist destination especially court gardens. things grow very well and we're lucky with the time that we have good soil and then of rain cold winters but not very cold and then warm but not very hot so plants respond very well. gardens is the creation of three generations of women gardeners and chambers gave up a job in london to return here a few years ago. the gardens are some of the few private gardens to be open to the general public. visitors particularly like the exotic plants that thrive here because of the mild climate. there's always been a farming community so most of looked after the hedges and the fields beautifully kept and people have planted lots of trees it's just. the heights of use the very attractive as well in the villages. is that sort of this sort of. goes very well in the. think it is we're just very lucky to live nine hundred sixty six the cotswolds was designated an area of outstanding natural beauty incidentally one that the romans also exploded. because these hills are so sort of healthy and so the rom

we built a garden. i want to express how painful it was to one night have people yelling at us that the cops are coming. we ran around. we tried to make sure the kids and anybody that didn't want to risk arrest or violence got out of the camp. i believe we've got everybody out. we had cops rolling in on all ends. they have conditions. i'm not sure if they are bullet rounds, but our friends were shot at. they ripped our community apart. they tore the tents. and they ripped us apart one by one and dragged us off. i hope you know we feel pain and trauma right now for a city that claims to be a sanctuary city, we don't feel like -- you support the violence of i.c.e. and we have i.c.e. right there, only deportation property that is allowed to operate and you are using sfpd against us when we were trying to stop that. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for providing that information. next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm mica. i'm born and raised in san francisco, district 1, richmond. i would like to echo everythi

the perfect way to savor this historic garden kingdom. and with that it is time to say goodbye don't forget to keep up with the show on social media for me the rest of the crew here your max as always thanks for watching and we will see you again tomorrow for our highlights edition. joyousness time for the alert show with italia in designer stefano so let's use holmes around to. find out how to make a delicious austrian struggle. over wine to spaniards enjoy internet success the world over this and more next on your own next on live. it's a pioneering ecological project field testing and the morning. garden city in northern idaho it's all about sustainable living. nice right to each his own water in your car and. garden city but he fell in front that will hopefully find the day to. go africa thirty minutes w. . sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. and found that deep in the rain forest in central africa. the bulk of people. seeing nothing else. and let'

the perfect way to savor this historic garden kingdom. and with that it is time to say goodbye don't forget to keep up with the show on social media for me the rest of the courier mags as always thanks for watching and we will see you again tomorrow for our highlights edition. or. joining us next time for the large show with telling designers stefanos celebrity interviews homes around to. find out how to make a delicious austrian couple struggling. discover one two spaniards enjoy internet success the world over this is more next on your own next highlights. plans. for this party there simply have to be. celebrating for. me take out some. of the new germany of the nineteenth he. stops it coming up in a park next for special public school. to make. every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word i'm looking for niko peace in germany to the first german. why not permit him for the first time. to suss it's simple are mine on your mobile and free. t.w. zealand in course speak german. did brown really love. or did sh

the perfect way to savor this historic garden kingdom. well another delicacy we are about to savor has a centuries old tradition apple strudel is a popular pastry dish around europe but the oldest known recipe dates back to the late seventeenth century and is kept at a library in the austrian capital vienna and that's where we're headed now to see how a struggle fit for an emperor is made at a former royal summer residence the beautiful schoenborn palace. sure blown palace the former summer residence of the hapsburg monarchs is one of vienna's top attractions. at the imperial court they ate well and apple strudel was often served for dessert emperor of france yourself once likened a day without struggle to a sky without stars. at the corporator a visitor's can watch expert patisserie make strudel almost every day baker's assistant alexandra says empress maria theresa fell in love with a dessert in hungary and acquired the recipe. to see all this she brought the recipe back here to the imperial course in vienna and refined it a little it w

the perfect way to savor this historic garden kingdom. and with that it is time to say goodbye don't forget to keep up with the show on social media for me and the rest of the courier max as always thanks for watching and we will see you again tomorrow for our highlights edition still back. to. join us next time for the large show with italia and designer stefano so that homes around to. find out how to make a delicious austrian couple strudel. and discover wine to spaniards enjoy internet success the world over this and more next on. the. odd. european stars deliver most of the morning service love coming from as flush i am from bowling to ask them the news come up come up english pop group culture o'clock am she followed. up. closer. to school double. iran. good morning sun and isolated theocracy now a major chord in the middle east. airlines influence continues to grow mob politically economically and above all militarily the clock does iran truly want peace i'm going to the countries of homes have their doubts the isolated. iran from

this is the rose garden.expect to be called to a news conference there but apparently at this moment the united states and european union are fine-tuning an agreement would have the european union buying more soybeans, buying more u.s. produced liquid natural gas. most importantly perhaps, from a newsstand point, fine-tuning concession is and a deal to lower or do something that would make it a much friendlier atmosphere for auto tariffs on both sides here. although the u.s., as i said at the top of the program had a lot, much less further to jump than the european union talking about lower these, lowering these tariffs because, and ford literally straddling the flat line. i'm pretty her it popped into positive territory a moment ago. general motors still down but these are names definitely struggled in light of concern that we would see any kind of auto tariff situation. [closing bell rings] that will do it for the "claman countdown." don't move. we have facebook earnings. melissa is there with adam shapiro.

the vegetable garden provides them with a healthy diet and an income. who wants to crack down on people who fell trees for charcoal. what if we spent so much time talking to people i think anyone caught cutting down trees should be fine and we need the wood for cooking but a few branches are enough for that one. who's in more than n.t.o. work or some marquis agrees he's been trying to persuade people not to cut down trees but it's an uphill battle. just a short distance away is the evidence for some marquee and massoud the struggle is still far from over. and another struggle continues in this week's global ideas to. the rain forests of columbia are home to a critically endangered primate the cotton topped tom uren in just two decades the population of these elusive monkeys has shrunk by eighty percent in the region around else a bad animal rights activists are doing their utmost to help the surviving animals thrive and as a reporter catch a donor discovered that's not as easy as it sounds. and . cotton top tamarin monkeys have a special significance fo

five months ago members of the ngo help the local women to plant a vegetable garden in the village. they've come back to see how it's doing. in the world. you have to get down deep to distribute the fertiliser. the women use sheep dung and calm pass to make an organic fertiliser. and. thanks to an irrigation system installed by the ngo this is their second harvest of the year. would. be if i turn it on here the water comes out that. the women for long and hard to tap into the system that supplies water to a nearby hospital. sit in a. vegetable garden has been designed to adapt to climate change but this year it hardly rained when it did it came late and didn't last long they couldn't plant in the grain and there were no peanuts either. without the vegetable garden people would be stuck at home with nothing to do and they'd go hungry and. since the vegetable garden was planted the women have been missing every morning and every evening. muscle says that strengthened their sense of community. but we're going home now. plus who has promised to help the women to get a well installed in

botanical gardens.ela's desperate decline. as chaos and golf to country and the capital, the gardens have fallen victim to a chronic lack of investment. shortages of water and electricity and repeated looting. translation: the garden was very beautiful. i saw some photographs they have here that showjust how beautiful it was. but the recent looting has been devastating. the entire electrical system was stolen, as well as pipes and sprinklers. and let's not even talk about what was inside. all our equipment, computers, lamps, lights. five of the foundation's vehicles were completely ta ken the foundation's vehicles were completely taken apart. unfortunately those vandals have left the garden in or per of all. for 60 years, this was a lush tropical paradise, home to more than 2000 species. as well as lagoons, forests, and the national herbarium. recognised as a unesco world heritage site, there always is of carmen was one of the city's most popular tourist attractions. —— the oasis of calm. now, though, t

garden company did the children who are born are. hidden but did in their growth and poorly nor'east and as i said the infant market is i what is the true cost of tea and ah indian plantation workers the ones paying the price . me. this is a high quality tea tasting course in hamburg's district such events are a growing trend professional teacher used to heading schmidt holds workshops almost every week in the autumn. to teach more and more people in germany are getting into teaching. people used to be quite happy with tea bags but now they want more they want to experience t. and t. is becoming more multi-faceted a lot more exciting we're at the start of a really great team movement that site no hint of a tieback here aficionados brew tea leaves according to a very strict ritual. many to not expect such delightfully diverse aromas and tastes to unfold on the palate. in my really surprise there's such a range of flavors. for me it's a multi-faceted pleasure and think it does my started drinking more tea and i enjoy its diversity. of

the perfect way to savor this historic garden kingdom. and with that it is time to say goodbye don't forget to keep up with the show on social media for me the rest of the courier mags as always thanks for watching and we will see you again tomorrow for our highlights edition. joyousness time for the alert show with you telling designers stefano so that he is going to surround. find out how to make a delicious austrian apple strudel. discover why do spaniards enjoy internet success the world over this and more next on your own next highlights. i'm going to. go. steady and. bold challenge dumps detroit post if you call electric drive. the popular image practical and fully integrated off to twenty successful years the fourth generation ford focus has been on saying. how is your view of the world. where i come from but all of that glitters is gold just like this chinese food doesn't matter where i am is a forest reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most pathetic next step back i s

gardens after. the getting the one in the park it would appear this is a rise of one little rise if you want simple right you have to be minimum one hundred to do that with you who want to go second right if you want to drive you up to be one of the good we are demanding the living with. a living wage would be twice the current going rate which is the equivalent of less than one euro seventy cents a day. that's water heater top and amrita british walk run for their back breaking work became tea on the show among plantations. mostly i don't know them and i own about forty five euros a month i can't make ends meet with wages like that we have to pay school fees by school books medicine when we're is ill and lots of other things. work starts every morning at seven. to hold beliefs instructor the hands i have both hands free. and your family member to the taking she might not be a complicated job but it's extremely tiring we continually having to walk up and down the mountainside there is a ditch isn't

well, the gardens are listed at grade two nationally.st gardens in the whole country. the gardens themselves have been listed and 11 of the structures within them mean it's a really important heritage asset. while there are bigger concerns with life and loss elsewhere, we're desperately trying to make sure that the fire does not reach here. time to catch up with all the action from the world cup. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the hosts russia are through to the world cup quarter—finals after beating spain on penalties. they'll play croatia after ivan rakitic scored the winning penalty to see off denmark in their last 16 tie. and the formula one title race is thrown wide open again as red bull's max verstappen wins the team's home grand prix in austria. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the fifa world cup in russia and another of the big names has gone out, this time to the hosts. spain were beaten on penalties as were denmark in the late game when they succu

the harvest is modest and the same can be said for the garden it came from the whole family has been a lot of just three square meters on this rooftop in paris they pay thirty eight euros a month for the privilege and they say it's money well spent. times and it's really pleasant here with the river and view between the buildings it's a little slice of nature. in this man that's where. there are some two hundred fifty plots on the rooftop garden each to nourish about seventy plants this season the family has planted fennel lettuce strawberries and turnips city to keep us had the idea that people could go mar city is growing over larcher and there's more and more concrete like there's little space except on the roofs which often aren't used at all. so i had the idea to make the city greener and at the same time grow healthy produce. an online advert for the plots called this man's attention and he immediately signed up for one but he comes here several times a week to get them to preserve the vegetables are of course more expensive than those in the market but they really fresh you al

gardeners.ing to strengthen again through the day —— two showers expected. there will be a few drops of rain here and they are, most likely in scotland and northern ireland on and off through the day heavy for some. but for northern england, showers mainly in the west in the morning and very few will move eastwards, most staying dry and temperatures are pedigree or so and yesterday. eg at 27 in the south—east corner, perhaps low 20s across parts of scotland —— peaking at 27 in the south—east. it will be at 27 in the south—east. it will be a dry night with some skies. in the north temperatures drop back to single figures. most towns and cities around 10—15d in the thirsty morning. tomorrow, high pressure building even further so even fewer showers in the forecast —— on thursday morning. for most, with some dry conditions, lots more sunshine, it will be hotter than today, and in the south—east corner we could be back to 30 degrees once again. drop a little in temperatures on friday. we will see sc

as you know, the community gardens programs overseas 38 gardens in the city. in honour of national parks and recreation month in july, representatives from our 2600 community gardeners who support these spaces, these are our community garden coordinators, were honoured by the board of supervisors. if the world cup was not enough and you want more of soccer excitement in our parks, the street soccer san francisco cop is set to descend upon union square on july 28th and 29t 29th. street soccer usa has been a tremendous partner of ours and helped communities in many communities with working in collaboration with the park to create safe spaces to play and to provide positive programming for underserved youth and adults in our most vulnerable communities. our other big soccer partner is out in civic centre plaza today operating a soccer camp. if you walk out there you will see close to 100 kids out there on the north side of civic centre plaza enjoying camp. tonight, while i am at it, is a civic centre comments third thursday events which starts at 5:00. it include

i've been putting the washing water on the garden but i wa nt to washing water on the garden but i wanto know about the role of the water companies. i'd like to know how they have conserved that rain. yep. their systems, whether the leaking systems are to blame. they are guilt tripping us, aren't they, about our use of water in our gardens, but though they have questions to answer as to why, so early, we seem to be running out of water? is it guilt tripping us to ask us to be more thoughtful with a finite resource, something so precious? it is precious but there was so precious? it is precious but there was so much of it. from november until about april it rained every single day. did it? did it feel like it did? there were many days. i was looking forward to doing the royal wedding and we thought we'd have to ta ke wedding and we thought we'd have to take umbrellas. suddenly the sun came. this is the responsibility of water companies. yes, conserved. to see that we are going into a very hot spell and start limiting supply earlier rather than just cutting it off in this way. how will yo

so valid for it gave us the first gardening tips here in europe in or performed by lovely because. upstairs is the tourist office and right in the center a model of the monastery the monks of horizonal evolved the famous same garden plan instructions for building a monastery in eight hundred and thirty the prototype was their own abbey here and then all here on the north east corner in the same gallon monastery model you see the location of the herb garden. that was where violet clad must have planted his herbs. thanks to carvel it there is once again to have god in on the side of the former monastery in exactly the location indicated by the old plan and precisely following the old abbots instructions. hands on approach to history more accessible than a precious manuscript locked away in a safe. you can also see examples of paintings for which the monks of lies are now with famous especially for the illuminated books here in st george's church when you first arrive on the island. this monumental display of the miracles of christ was any rediscovered in eight hundred seventy nine. i