it was to find the garden. it was explicitly to find the garden. we have worked on the site as early as 1964, so we knew the site was here. we knew about custos, but this site was a pasture and after augustus's death, the house was rented out and it was owned by george and martha is rented out and eventually by the 18 teens and 1830s, it had fallen into disrepair and was demolished and and gone. and this property was turned into a park for eastern state hospital just nearby. and it just remained a pastor and a park that whole time. so colonial williamsburg in 1964 decided to try and find mainly the house itself, where custer's lived and anything else that they could understand about the property. so they began an excavation and in 1964, found the house, found the well, found the kitchen, but they didn't find the garden because they weren't really looking for it yet. they decided at the time that they didn't have the technology, the techniques really needed to understand a large garden through archeology. and so they just stopped. thankfully, they s

weapon in a front garden. and disposed of the murder weapon in a front garden. during the trial the court _ weapon in a front garden. during the trial the court heard _ weapon in a front garden. during the trial the court heard that _ weapon in a front garden. during the trial the court heard that hassan - trial the court heard that hassan sentamu had been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder when he was 14. autism spectrum disorder when he was 1a. also spent some of his teenage years in foster care. a pupil referral unit and in a special educational needs following reports of self—harm, suicidal thoughts and violence with knives. but the jury did not believe his autism lead to diminished responsibility and he is now facing a life sentence in prison. how do you want people to remember elianne? i prison. how do you want people to remember elianne?— prison. how do you want people to remember elianne? i want people to alwa s remember elianne? i want people to always know — remember elianne? i want people to al

just about gametime in the garden. this is where the magic happens. >> our kid correspondent, sam, takes us behind the scenes with the boston celtics, the reigning nba champions, for a special look inside their operation and what happens on game day. >> reporter: you're known for making big plays in clutch moments, especially during the fourth quarter. how do you block out the pressure and noise around you, and get the job done? >> i kind of just try to breathe, calm myself down, and then just trust the work that i put in, and you gean opportunity, just be confident in it, and make the most of it. ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" kids edition. >>> welcome back to "nightly news: kids edition." it's great to be with you on a saturday. we have a really awesome lineup ahead, including a visit to one zoo in virginia where poppy is stealing the show. >>> plus, we'll put you to the test in this week's pop quiz. let's begin with one of the stories making headlines, and it's a pretty serious one.. we're talking about

big garden birdwatch is the world s largest garden wildlife survey. take part, helping to build a picture of how garden birds are faring. getting school children involved is a huge part of this annual event. fiona lamdin reports. so who's up there? so that's a great tit. so that's a bird that has done quite well in big garden birdwatch over the last few years. so it is something that likes nesting boxes. yeah. watching birds in sherwood forest. it's really cold today and so lots of the birds we're seeing are really fluffing themselves up. and that's so they can keep warm air kind of close to their bodies. so it's a really clever way of staying warm basically. and this is exactly what the rspb�*s big school bird watch is all about. running for over 20 years, asking children to spot and count our birds. why is it so important to know how birds are doing? so, i love birds and i think it's really important to know how they're doing, but they're also a great indicator of the whole of the natural world. so we know that if our birds aren't doing so well, and

systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena island.om storms, street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future, natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes through, all of the water, you know, it lands on the streets, it lands on the top of the buildings, and at times it often collects a lot of heavy metals and greases and it needs to be cleaned and before sent back into the back. it goes into the pipes and stormwater drainage and put into our stormwater basin and then all of the plants and soil you're seeing in there, they are acting as a filter for all those oils and heavy metals and greases and all things that's coming off the roadways, coming off the development and so it's treated here in the storm water basin and then it's sent out into the bay as a clearer product and cleaner water which increases our water quality here and throughout the bay area. so the structure in the ce

>> that is the goal cheryl. >> live for us at madison square garden, we are taking a quick break you"mornings with maria" live on "fox business" final thoughts after a quick break. . check in time is 3:00 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. cheryl: breaking news this morning, president biden has just officially blocked my upon steel's proposed $15 billion deal to to acquire u.s. steel over national security concerns. the president releasing the statement, quote, for too long u.s. steel companies have i faced unfair trade practices as foreign companies have dumped seal on global markets at artificially low prices leading to job losses and factory closures in america. shares of u.s. steel are moving higher this morning, jay. nippon steel are moving higher, shares of u.s. steel are moving lower. >> yeah. u.s. steel 's got some pr

prisoner swap israel and says, our ability of food must be released before it will allow displace gardens to return to the north. tens of thousands of palestinians are left waiting, desperate to return to what's left of their homes. also coming up, donald trump suggests, quote, cleaning out palestinians from the gaza strip to be re settled in egypt and jordan hardliners in israel. welcome the idea and exit polls in bella, roost as presidential elections give, alexander lucas franco, over 87 percent of the vote. the opposition is calling it. break the i. melissa china, thanks for joining us. the palestinian islamic jihad group in gaza says it will release is really civilian hostage, our bell, your food before the next plan hostage, prisoners swap with israel, according to the israel ha ceasefire agreement. rebellious food should have been released by his loss on saturday. but who must delayed their release over what they called technical reasons. israel responded by blocking tens of thousands of palestinians from returning to their old neighborhoods in northern gossip gardens. desperate to

so every once in a while i would just spray myself with the garden hose. just soak myself with the garden hose and continue to fight. >> reporter: fire officials say those who stayed to fight the fire are putting their lives at risk. 66-year-old victor shaw died in the eaton fire, his remains found holding a garden hose. right along coast owners of this row of homes had their own hoses ready with some ready to risk their lives. >> there's another hot spot that just started up. we are getting the fire hoses again. >> reporter: clayton colbert and his friends stood their ground, tapping into the hydrant and saving six homes. do you have any firefighting experience? >> i do now. >> reporter: yeah. what do you think would have happened if you and your neighbors weren't here? >> my house would be gone in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: steve foster's home is still standing, but most of the surrounding community is gone. >> it's been difficult, but we're getting through it. >> reporter: would you leave? >> i'm not leaving. i've been here the whole time. i have

california terra gardens did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the lawsuit. sergio has pleaded not guilty to several charges of first degree murder and one of attempted murder. pedro tells us he has not returned to this farm where the shooting took place, and he doesn't have any plans of ever coming back. for now, he's taking accordion lessons and hopes to get back to work as soon as he feels ready. in half moon bay, i'm investigative reporter hilda gutierrez, nbc, bay area news. we investigate. all right. thank you. hilda. one person is dead after a car crashed into the bart tracks in the east bay. happened early this morning around 345 near the pittsburg bay point station along highway four. police say the driver went through the barriers. the car careening into both the north and southbound tracks, stopping service in both directions. the driver, who was not wearing a seat belt, was thrown from that car and died. paramedics rushed the passenger to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. repairs, though, took several hours. bart service was restored aro

i would just spray myself with the garden hose.ed myself with the garden hose and continued to fight. >> reporter: fire officials say those who stay to fight the fire are putting their lives at risk. 66-year-old victor shaw died in the eaton fire, his remains found holding a garden hose. owners along this row had fire hoses ready, some willing to risk their lives. >> another hot spot started up, so got the fire hoses again. put it down before the wind starts again. >> reporter: when the fire rolled in, clayton and his friends stood their ground, tapping into the hydrant and saving six homes. do you have firefighting experience? >> i do now. >> reporter: what do you think would have happened if you weren't here? >> house would have been gone in minutes. >> reporter: steve's home is still standing, but most of the surrounding community is gone. >> it's been difficult but getting through it. >> reporter: would you leave? >> i'm not leaving, no intentions until my neighbors are back. >> reporter: technically it's a misdemeanor not to e

some are rows of building stuff, biddable, but this is a the process such as in the garden uh with a climate innovation center is acting as a kind of incubator for green stock tops. where ring at least 5 appeal maze on inspiring as they look. these plans and plans ways are being used to grow a flourishing business. he lives in close up to 5 appeal is thrown out every day. their roots, a vegetable except popular food in gonna to s allow more food. and if it needs that cool, decided, oh, this vegetable waste was wasted rescue in the last 10 years. you have run a business specialized in growing oyster mushrooms. the code division process uses as of course, ro waste some of which would otherwise be banned in the fields. nothing is coming to community. i realize most of them is on top of the and it's just ways to dispose of the course of with, with us or they do. it's been the phone lines. we put the line for the next time uses in. when they do that, it's cause i'm restricted diseases and lump cancer and even damaged toward life. and i realize because i actually use, of course, always to

in the future, the water will be used for the garden or to flush the toilets in the building. but the system is expensive and too heavy for many buildings. so for now, the roof tongues are still the exception for the new box, it just didn't require me to do anything with the roof. so if new buildings, but even just on existing buildings, there are around 400 square kilometers a flat tories area. plus the picnic ring cells and so we could connect tool to build insect hotels, to bio diversity or to solar collectors. there's a numerous potential that isn't being exploited yet or feel more innovations such as lighter materials are needed for the project on this plan is clear to have more smart roofs become a sponge city. when we come back to africa now, and it's often said, beauty is in the eye of the the old up. well, we're about to meet the man who was loved to see beauty and all use you objects and then make it visible to others. i mean, does that it's is done in fashion. just take a look at this week's, go in your bits. this is not your every day clean up emission. blinking yo

garden and walking among the blossoms, you were wearing them . one of my favorite images, this is what she wore to the inauguration. she stood out because, no one else was wearing a girl scout uniform. she was fitely a standout in atparticular case. she wore this hat, my topic of discussion, from 1929, you see how just the face book comes the important part of the expression. head is covered. at this time in the 1920s, a move towards rayon because they were trying to get away from the huge consumption of silk in fashion. yohave a great --crepe done with chain stitch embroidery. when she live washin garfinkel's, an apartment store from 1929. within seven years, he had more than 500 employees. she has many garfinkel dresses, he was dedicated to his stores and was not bothered with marriage and children, he was married to the store and one of the first to have live models going through the store wearing the fashion. this dress, you can see up there, when thlights are up late another onof these ve eborate prints. look at the color, all about color, n

so barrels of building stuff biddable, but this is the process such as in the garden uh with a climate innovation center is acting as a kind of incubator for green stock tops. where ring at least 5 appeal mays on inspiring as they look. these plans implants, ways of being used to grow, flourish in business. he lives in close up to 5 appeal is thrown out every day, their routes, vegetable, east of poplar, food in gonna a lot more cool. and even is that cool? decided all this vegetable waste was with the risk you in the last 10 years. you have run a business specialized in growing oyster mushrooms. the code division process uses as of course, ro waste some of which would otherwise be banned in the fields. nothing is coming a community i realize most of them is on top of the and it's a ways to dispose of the course of with, with us or they do. it's been the phone lines. we put the line for the next time uses in when they do that it's cost and risk related diseases and lump cancer and even damaged toward life. and i realize because actually use of course, always to do something beneficial.

. >> we are here to celebrate the opening of this community garden. it's been completely redone and been a gathering place for this community. >> i have been waiting for this garden for 3 decades. that is not a joke. i live in an apartment building three floors up and i have potted plants and have dreamt the whole time i have lived there to have some ability to build this dirt. >> let me tell you handout you -- how to build a community garden. you start with a really good idea and add community support from echo media and levis and take management and water and sun and this is what we have. this is great. it's about environment and stewardship. it's also for the -- we implemented several practices in our successes of the site. that is made up of the pockets like wool but they are made of recycled plastic bottles. i don't know how they do it. >> there is acres and acres of parkland throughout golden gate park, but not necessarily through golden community garden. we have it right in the middle of

and they said these were the flowers from her garden. and i wrote a letter to them which they published and. it's not true. the silk was made in china. it was all hand-painted in china. and import had nothing to do with the in her garden. a little fact that they forgot. but lu lu. was the first lady of style charm and substance as. as anybody interested in her will know. anybody who's read any of the books on will know. and this these speaker before me made it very clear that we have a serious woman. but don't forget that fact. she was not bereft of fashion. thank you.

multicolored prints of silk chiffons were called garden dresses. were really walking -- you were wearing the blossoms. you were not only in the garden and walking with the blossoms, you were wearing them. one of my favorite images, this is what lou wore to the inauguration, and she certainly stood out, because no one else was wearing a girl scout uniform. she was -- she was definitely a standout in that particular case. but she -- she wore this hat, which is my topic of discussion. here you see from 1929, you see how the face, it's just the face that becomes the important part of the expression. the head is covered up. at this time in the 1920s, there was a big move towarayon, because they were trying to -- they were trying to away from the huge consumption of silk and faio so here you have a rayon crepe thatisall done with shane stitch embroide the amount of hand work on all of this was quite, quite massive. whshe lived in washington, sh shopped at garfinkel's department store that was erected in 1929. within seven year, he had more than 500 emplo

his remains found holding a garden hose. right along the coast, owners of this row of homes had their own fire hoses ready and some willing to risk their lives. >> there is another hot spot that just started up. so we've got our fire hoses again to put it down before the wind starts again. >> reporter: when the fire rolled in, clayton colbert and his friends stood their ground, tapping into the hydrant and saving six homes. do you have any firefighting experience? >> i do now. >> reporter: what do you think would have happened if you and your neighbors weren't here? >> my house would have gone in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: tonight steve foster's home is still standing, but most of the surrounding community is gone. >> it's been difficult, but we're getting through it. >> reporter: would you leave? >> i'm not leaving. i've been here the whole time. i have no intentions of leaving until my neighbors are back. >> reporter: technically, it's a misdemeanor not to evacuate during the chaos, but it's not always enforced. how

[music] [music] >> started with a community at the secret gardens is down the block.nd it was a success and something we thought we could keep going and yeah, the space opened up and we are like, lelts let's give it a try. we have been artists all our lives and ewoo wanted to continue to do our art make art accessible. >> we grew up here. i went to school up the street and elementary school down the street. [indiscernible] really important to us and our upbringing, like the location malters. >> this feels like home and for us to be able to contribute to our home and add something and just kind of bring a really fun and artistic vibe to the neighborhood. it is a blessing for us. >> all that is left is creative studio gallery. we have a shop where we sell merchandise and art and now we are shifting into a creative space and studio where we have different smaller projects with artists we worked with in the past. >> we have workshops and teach monthly classes . >> combines designing and creating and sketching and refineling that and make it in a final product. that is how

country garden's lawyer says the firm expects to reach agreeable terms with creditors next month.at's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, chetan pathak. coming up on the programme — maybe the worst manchester united team in history: those are the words of the manager after yet another premier league defeat. murphy wins the masters, holding off a kyren wilson comeback to take the title in a thrilling final. and hatton holds his nerve to win the dubai desert classic by one shot. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. we start with some brutally honest words from the manchester united manager ruben amorim, who's labelled his team "maybe the worst" in the history of the club. it follows their 3—1 premier league defeat at home to brighton — their fourth loss in five at old trafford and the tenth game they've lost in total so far this season. a disastrous mistake from united keeper andre onana allowed brighton's georginio rutter to round off the win for the visitors. it leaves united 13th in the table within ten points of

and we were trying to use garden hoses and it just it was so windy.d turning. i mean, we just it's not enough water. so you are someone who has had 36 years experience fighting fires. suddenly you found that you were saving people who weren't anonymous to you. they were your neighbours. long time neighbours. and i was doing this. i mean, i'm used to doing this, but i'm wearing fire gear and a fire hose, not a sweatshirt and a garden hose. were you scared? my heart sank. i wasn't scared. iwas... i was going to lose everything. and i was fighting for my... i didn't want to lose everything. i've seen destruction before. i've seen people go through it. i don't want to go through that. and i didn't want my neighbours to go through that. we were going to do everything we could to prevent that. the fire got into this garage and as soon as the garage started going up, my heart sank because you had to have a fire engine from there. and i knew one wasn't coming. and i knew with this wind and the embers that within the next 15 minutes, 30 minutes, my house... al

country garden's lawyer says the firm expects to reach agreeable terms with creditors next month. reported a loss of $24 billion in 2023. as the world economic forum kicks off in davos, a new report from 0xfam says the collective wealth of the world's billionaires rose three times faster last year than in 2023. it warnings —— it warns of the growing power of the super rich. the annual gathering will take place in switzerland this week. to the us, where donald trump will be inaugurated in less than 24 hours. the president—elect has promised a strong america first and tariff—led protections trade policy, with low taxes and lower government spending. so, who are the people who will shape what some people are calling trumponomics 2.0 and how will they work together? so, the next trump administration is here. what will the president and the many members, formal and informal, of his government get up to this time? everyone wants to know. when it comes to the economy, think of them as trump's class of 2025. in the first group are the clean cut, mainstream bunch, the wall street guys. sco

let me gain my white house career as a gardener. in 1972, during the nixon presidency and his role, i worked closely with colleagues on the ground team and the national park service to ensure. the health and wellness of all plants and green spaces of the white house. we keep it maintained according julia olmstead plan 1935, instituted by president franklin roosevelt. i'd like to invite you to learn more about the individuals who, since 1800, have contributed to the white house grounds and gardens. and so after we get that introduction about the department and we hear a little bit more from somebody who's currently serving in the role, there's an opportunity to learn more about some of those people who've historically served in similar roles. and then let's just say you get really interested in this topic of gardens and grounds. well, the good news is we have this responsive research table right behind us, and you're able to pull book off of the shelf your place it down right here, and it's going to pull up a digital book where you c

dale came to work at the white house as a gardener in 1972.still works there today, in fact, i saw him at the south lawn this week. dale was on the south lawn that august day when the fords walked the nixons to the helicopter when president nixon resigned. dale has seen it all. he starts his day by watering the plants in the oval office and he'll go out and take care of the rose garden. if a president has a pet, he'll take care of the president's pets. i've never seen a happier public servant in my entire life than dale haney, a truly great public servant and great american and that house is populated with that kind of person that works behind the scenes and they are so proud to take care of this house. mrs. likennedy famously said th white house belongs to the american people. it doesn't belong to the bidens or the trump or the lincolns. it belongs to you and the people owatching tonight and it's peoe like dale that are there to take care of that house every single day presidency and presidency. >> with that introduction we'll show you now th

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in lincoln park, one may find numerous specimens of native and that the chicago zoological gardens in suburban brookfield is one of the finest collection in the world to name the specimens which so many thousands of visitors to the zoo's withered little to their fascination. but it may be interesting to see how many of them we can't identify from our own or sheer guesswork guesswork. from. here. attractive drive is a among these is the allure garfield park conservatory where magnificent floral displays running at appropriate seasons. the exhibits, of course, will vary almost from week to week, but a splendid display of orchids affords an example of the way in botanical experts of the chicago park system have contrived to develop and beautiful tropical flowers under difficult conditions. a few are the restful still waters a lagoon which in winter becomes safe and popular resort for skaters. recreation buildings provide for other forest, which serve an ever increasing number equestrian jackson park. extensive and beautiful was scene a half century ago of world renowned columbian exposit

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we're going to keep going back down and i love that bull riding has come to madison square garden in new york city and the guest he had was saying they start with the pledge -- with a player and then the pledge of allegiance. i saw that patriotism when i went to the ufc fight with will cain just before the holidays in november. was it november, early december. any case, i was surprised at the crowd at how patriotic they were and how excited they were to be this. i think you'll see the same thing here at this bull riding event. carley: i want to know where charlie: i want to know where they got all the dirt from. guy: they rented it. they rented the dirt from new jersey. charlie: where do you get it from new jersey? when i think of all the clean dirt, i don't know that new jersey and new york are the places i'm going to go to rent dirt if i want -- rachel: do you need clean dirt at a bull riding event? come on, it's just dirt. charlie: you walk around here. there's good dirt and there's good -- good dirty dirt and bad dirty dirt and new york specializes in bad dirty dirt. guy: the ren

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it's be a oh it's, it's joseph burrell and the garden, the garden is going to die. is that okay? but this whole mentality is cooling the garden. okay. i'm going way off rails here . okay. drago, which change gears here and be realistic about it. we can talk all we want about keith kelly and his initiative, maybe he'll meet with putin blah, blah, blah. who cares? but the russians are winning. they're moving forward. you can talk all about drums plan. but what if the russian to say, we're not really interested? we're going to keep going into we do not define demilitarize, which was the goal. so i mean that is this a lot of mt talk. go ahead. drago. no, no, certainly not. the reality on the battlefield says that's, that's precisely what's going to happen. just in the last 40 hours, the russians took a 100 kilometers square kilometers and territories in the design. yeah, it's called less. so what we see is, is there is a russian military dominance. and especially in artillery and these long range assistance. i just want to point out that the rushes have approximately 7 to 10 percent

country garden is one of a number of struggling property developers in china and its shares remain suspendedtrump are coining it! they've launched rival memecoins that soared in value as enthusiasm for all things crypto rockets. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. more now on what donald trump has been up to in the run up to today's inauguration. on friday evening the president—elect launched his own cryptocurrency — appropriately called trump — using the dollar symbol and it sparked feverish buying that sent its market capitalisation soaring to several billion dollars. meme coins have no economic or transactional value, and are often seen as a means of speculative trading. the total value of this memecoin soared to more than $14 billion over the weekend, before sinking following the launch of a rival coin by his wife melania. her coin had surged to a market cap of $8.5 billion by the evening. marc 0stwald, chief economist & global strategist. joins me now. we knew the trump presidency wouldn't be dull, but who would have thought they would have done this before the inaugur