go, grebes!lling ) ( crowing ) ( laughing ) buster: you're acting like it's no big deal that the grebes are in the world championship. ( barks ) i don't want to jinx it by getting my hopes up that's all. we already won the first game. we just need to win three more. ( barks ) ( whimpers ) arthur: but we're up against the crown city kings. they've won the world championship 25 times. so what? ( pal barking ) so, the grebes haven't won a world championship since 1918. buster: but don't you see? our time has come. arthur: how can you be so sure? brain: baseball is a science, a game of numbers. this year, we've got three factors that have changed the equation. arthur: what factors? the new players: winlin, playmon and batería. last year, playmon hit .375 with a .465 on-base percentage. buster: the kings don't have a hitter like that. yeah. and batería is the best shortstop in the league. not to mention winlin, the best pitcher with 27 saves and a 2.1 era. nobody can out-pitch him. i've done a data co

. >> the means san francisco mayor ed lee will collect on a wager with his grebe green counterpart. the mayor smith with folk over wisconsin cheese, chocolate and wine. we want to see how you're enjoying the game, e-mail your niner fan photos to you report at web ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> it is official. the national hockey league lockout is over, and the season begins next saturday. the league and players tonight agreed to a memorandum of understanding, legally ending the lockout. training camps could open tomorrow. >>> now back to that cold snap in north bay, bracing for the big chill tonight. cornell bernard is live in bet human ma. -- petaluma. folks are bundling up. >> folks here are bracing for the coldest night so far this year. behind me, petaluma boulevard, it's been very quiet for hours. near freezing temperatures s so cold in petaluma, you. might swear these icicles were the real thing. >> it's no night for street performer danny burks to be outside with his dog, molly. >> i'm from iowa. we get this type of cold, but we get it with snow. so frost all every everything, all ov

. >> the niners' win means san francisco mayor ed lee will collect on a wager with his grebe green counterpart. the mayor smith with folk over wisconsin cheese, chocolate and wine. we want to see how you're enjoying the game, e-mail your niner fan photos to you report at web ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> it is official. the national hockey league lockout is over, and the season begins next saturday. the league and players tonight agreed to a memorandum of understanding, legally ending the lockout. training camps could open tomorrow. >>> now back to that cold snap in north bay, bracing for the big chill tonight. cornell bernard is live in bet human ma. -- petaluma. folks are bundling up. >> folks here are bracing for the coldest night so far this year. behind me, petaluma boulevard, it's been very quiet for hours. near freezing temperatures keeping many people inside. >> it's so cold in petaluma, you might swear these icicles were the real thing. >> it's no night for street performer danny burks to be outside with his dog, molly. >> i'm from iowa. we get this type of cold, but we get it with snow. so

tbreeb grebe having their way with an undermanned minnesota team to set up the matchup.an ponder in warmup early, tried to give it a go. couldn't with the injured elbow, joe webb got the start. hadn't thrown a pass all season. aaron rodgers, 274-yard, this for nine yards. webb, completely out of his comfort zone. can you blame him? 11-30, 180-yard yards and an interception. packers come to san francisco a week from tonight, a rematch of week one when the niners win to lambeau and won. >> they're a different team. teams find their identities throughout the season, and we look at probably more of their past games, more recent, so we're going to have to find ways to block up their pro bowlers inside, and try to make in plays on the perimeter as well. >> sports talk there. can't wait. early game. houston and cincinnati. texans beat the bengals last year. that's arian foster. less than 3:00 to go. andy dalton going for it all on third down. overthrows green, and he was open. next play. they need 11 yards. not going to get it done. marvin jones, the ex-cal product. stops short

tbreeb grebe having their way with an undermanned minnesota team to set up the matchup.hristian ponder in warmup early, tried to give it a go. couldn't with the injured elbow, joe webb got the start. hadn't thrown a pass all season. aaron rodgers, 274-yard, this for nine yards. webb, completely out of his comfort zone. can you blame him? 11-30, 180-yard yards and an interception. packers come to san francisco a week from tonight, a rematch of week one when the niners win to lambeau and won. >> they're a different team. teams find their identities throughout the season, and we look at probably more of their past games, more recent, so we're going to have to find ways to block up their pro bowlers inside, and try to make in plays on the perimeter as well. >> sports talk there. can't wait. early game. houston and cincinnati. texans beat the bengals last year. that's arian foster. less than 3:00 to go. andy dalton going for it all on third down. overthrows green, and he was open. next play. they need 11 yards. not going to get it done. marvin jones, the ex-cal product. stops

it's looking closely at the painting you notice things like the grebe ribbon that the young boy in the painting is grasping in his hand. there's no real explanation for the green ribbon in the painting. there's no woman in that image wearing green ribbon so i speculate it might bell the green ribbon he took from his mother or sister as a memory of that individual, because of course now being wrap up in the american slave trade he knows it's likely he will never see that p. again. so close examination of the picture, asking questions, and then seeing what you can do to answer those questions that pictures raise. >> host: what do you see in the actual painting that we don't see here in the reproduction on the cover of your book. >> the cover of the book leaves out a significant portion of the painting. so there are kind of two sides that extend beyond. the book is tall, the painting is wide so doesn't fit on the cover. on the right-hand side is a male slave, seated all alone, and what is so remarkable about the image of that male slave is he is not depicted as decades of men of african d