river and up the green river all the way to the barren river to bowling green and bowling green, they try to pick up rail connections. they had multiple avenues that the union army could be out of louisville. morgan directed one command of some 900 troopers under lloyd l kluke to destroy all the rail connections of the kentucky central railroad that ran from covington to lexington. he destroyed elements of that railroad and huge government stores as far north as melt sterling. he directed small elements to move into kentucky to do the same thing. porter in two chapters of his memoir discusses tom hines with 15 men going back into kentucky in february. when will it took those troopers who were kids who had grown up around mount sterling and winchester so they knew the people. this small unit of 15 men were from butler county. some from warren county. all from where they grew up down the river from where john m. porter and john heinz came from. these fellows went into kentucky. they felt they were betrayed by someone who claimed to them after crossing the border that he wanted to join t

green. >> my own direct experience, generally, the buying public will not pay more if it is green. maybe that is something people don't want to hear. it is the honest truth. that is my own direct experience. i think it is absolutely -- what will happen with the current green movement in building, is that it will become standard. it is becoming the standard. ultimately, it will be frowned upon when a house does not have these features, i think. i think that is how it will migrate into society, in that way. it is a good thing. it is becoming an awareness of all of these things, your appliances, your window rating, things like that. it is something that happens over time. people like to talk about it. i have sold properties where they are solar-ready, which means they have all of the equipment installed to bring the solar down, the solar energy from the roof, down into the sub-area, to then transmitted to the electrical outlets and things, but the panel did not get installed yet because maybe the person did not want to spend the extra $20,000 or $30,000. it is a promise it is coming.

i am very pleased to read the letter from the gray to green advisory panel. as organizations concerns that the climate will have on green infrastructure and as panelists on the greater green advisory panel to the san francisco climate action plan, we appreciated the opportunity to learn about the city's climate action strategy. we are writing to express our support for the city and county of san francisco's greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets and to recommend that the city incorporate urban greening and green infrastructure into its larger climate planning efforts in regards to both greenhouse gas mitigation and adaptation to climate change. we have a number of specific recommendations, and they are guided by these principles. one, the city, when forming green-space management policies, should consider local ecosystem functioning and climate science, first of all. two, the city should work towards managing and investing in its green infrastructure with the same policy, vigor and performance expectations as it does its man-made infrastructure when addre

so the traffic of supplies was coming up the green river to the barren river to bowling green and then the union army was putting them on trains at bowling green and sending them to nashville. so the object here was to destroy all of the traffic on the green river. you know, once you destroy one thing and the enemy goes another route, you go after them there. this command destroyed a steam boat on the green river, disrupted the locks on the green river, and then john porter relates this story of how just south of bowling ingredient a little village called wood burn. the l & n was still running south of bowling green international. they intercepted a train. now they thought this train might have on it andrew johnson who, of course, would become vice president, tennessee senator. that would be a good catch. they could catch him. it turned out not to have andrew johnson on it. but rather an entire right train filled with mules. and there must have been 15 cars behind this locomotive with nothing with mules in there. and porter relates this story, he says, what we had to do with these mule

>> yeah, there is a co ponent of the development of green -- component of the development of green jobs that was submitted and is part of task seven and eight. so it's in the body of the -- of the document. it's not a separate line item. it wasn't separately numbered. >> but what i'm saying is it didn't wow me. it didn't wow me at all. we have gone through p.u.c. we've gone through recurrent energy. we've gone through the solar city contracts. we have gone through -- i cannot tell you how many dozens and dozens of hours of debate through the budget committee and board of supervisors and being with the understanding that this would yield green jobs. and i still don't think the city has come to scratching the surface of yielding jobs for disadvantaged communities. it's frankly underwhemming. so in this case what i read beyond the eight key points of this percent speck us to, same thing. i don't see it, i don't feel it. so i want to make sure that if we invest in this, that we're getting something that we absolutely need and they absolutely can deliver on so that it is a quality prict. not

everything is green. there was a late spring fall which turned all of the grass and leaves green, which is a change from the last six times i've been up there, where it was largely yellow because of the drought conditions. i think you would really enjoy it. the campus very well-run and i want to allay any concerns people may have generated from that article. the concern is there, but the story made the problem much larger than it actually is. i would urge the public to take that into consideration. the other observation about the camp is that this year more than any other, i was really pleased to see some many young families going up. i noticed the week went there were a lot of younger kids, people with babies, so perhaps this is something commissioner arata might consider. i ran into a family with a new board of just a few months and it was their first trip up. i would encourage you to go. >> thank you. that concludes my report. >> is there any public comment under the president's report? >> good morning

river and then at the greenup river all the way to the river and bowling green and then at bowling green they would try to pick up the connections. so they had multiple avenues that the union army could be supplied. morgan directed one command of 900 troopers to go back into kentucky and destroy all the connections of the kentucky central railroad from covington kentucky to lexington, and he destroyed elements of that railroad as well as a huge government stores as far north as kentucky. and he directed them small elements to move into kentucky to do the same thing. and porter in the two chapters of his memoir discusses he and tom hines with 15 men going back into kentucky and february when back to the part of kentucky where they all came from. when he took those 900 troopers, most of them were kids who had grown up around mt. sterling and winchester kentucky so they knew the people and the territory. this small unit of 15 men were all from butler county, some from hawarden county all from where they grew up where john porter and tom hines came from and these fellows went into kentucky a

gem, red and green petite oak, and red and green tango, all 3 of which were researched and developed to meet both the company's standards of quality and the consumers' needs for taste, color, and texture. >> well, if we see--u just gotta look to the past. it was iceberg. it took a long to get to romaine. it took a long time to get to the spring mix. it took a shorter amount of time here. i think you're just gonna see more of these type of products. much like the electronics business, just the speed of technology's, you know, exponential. it goes faster. and so that's it--we've always got to be out in front trying to find out what is that next thing that the consumers are looking for. >> and at the top of most consumer surveys is convenience. the variety of lettuce in each package eliminates the need to buy a lot of different heads of lettuce, and thus allows for customized blends. also, the petite size and shape of each artisan lettuce head lets folks have a quick and easy preparation as well as flexibility in sizes and cuts. in fact, the lettuce only needs two cuts, a quick rinse in

rebels have taken over green square in the center of tripoli.ave, in fact, renamed it martyrs jere. you're seeing images of young women celebrating the "v" for victory sign and fires being lit and the square filled with people who are celebrating the apparent defeat of moammar gadhafi forces in tripoli. i sap the apparent defeat, because it is still the dead of night. it is a little past 1:30 a.m. in tripoli. it is still a big question, what will happen when the sun rises in the libyan capital? will those forces loyal to moammar gadhafi fight the rebels who were advancing deeper and deeper into tripoli, or will forces, as we've heard reports, many reports out today, surrender? will some of them just take off their military uniforms, put on civilian clothes and meld into the crowd because they say it's not worth it. rebel forces say they are now in control of most of the capital. importantly, saif islam gadhafi, who has been captured by rebel forces, against whom an arrest warrant was issued. i just spoke with a prosecutor from the international

so they didn't have to stop or keep the green light green longer so they could pedal through. >> they are not going to get halfway across before the light turns green with peopling beeping at them. >> reporter: pleasanton is the first city in the country to take this one-time military technology and tuesday to change traffic flow. the transmitter send out a microwave signal and can tell if a car or bike is coming. >> it will delay the traffic signal if needed. >> reporter: if there is no bicycle it will stay the same for drivers. cathy thinks it will make her ride safer. >> a lot of times they don't stop. just like when we went down there the light was green for us and i was counting down and we almost got hit. >> reporter: the only impatient people we saw today were cyclists running red lights. but the vehicle code said the bicyclists have the same rights as drives and more communities are looking to pleasanton to follow their lead. >> i believe memphis, tennessee called and asked about it. >> reporter: you hadn't heard about this? >> no, this is the first i have heard of it but seem

you can see the streets around what's called green square. it used to be called green square.ow the rebels call it martyr square. not crowded. the rebels went in and pulled out concerned about security. sara joins us on the phone now. the images are powerful from tripoli. you were right there in green square, now martyr square. give us a sense of what you're seeing and hearing. >> reporter: we are outside the city. we had to turn and run. we were following the rebels in. one of the gentleman with us in the car said get out, get out now. we have information that gadhafi's troops are headed this way. they say they have it from intelligence. we didn't see any of gadhafi's forces in the area. we certainly felt the tension. we got quite a scare when they said there were snipers. we didn't see them. often you wouldn't see them but you would see people shot. we didn't see that. however when we were told to leave there was definitely fear in the eyes and the rebels said they meant business. they were taking their positions, so we moved out of the square. i can tell you the square pict

ecology is important. >> a lot of people vote green.we think a lot about the environment. >> it is the lifestyle, the way the city looks. >> that is definitely the case in the french quarter. the city guide shows as a run the district that has become a test case for urban ecological living. >> i tried to live as sustainably as possible. i do not get obsess about technology are dashing around all over the place. it is easy to do here, because i live and work in the same place. my office is 150 meters away. i do not need to create a load of co2 to get there. >> that sort of attitude meets with approval in a district where 50 percent -- 57% voted green, almost twice the city right. almost every roof is equipped with solar cells. citizens are proud of their own brand of ecology. >> we have a tradition of conservative environmentalism. our state premier would probably never get elected in an alternative place like berlin. we have always been as concerned with the economy and medium- sized businesses as with traditional values. that is probab

my goodness, show me that green. i want to see the green. there we go. there is our ground wire.it's interesting, the grounding is to important in buildings. everything has to be grounded and interestingly enough i remember reading years ago about hospitals and medical facilities, den at all offices and things, every single recentable needs an independent ground. >> it's called a redundant ground. speaking of which -- >> pull that out here. >> this is hospital grade m.c. cable. it's designed with two grounds and it's made for den at all care offices and -- den at all care offices and -- dental care offices and extra care rooms. >> extra care goes into these areas. what is the conductor made of in here? >> copper. >> copper is very valuable these days, right? and people strip out wire and sell it as copper to the recycling places i hear. >> that is stealing the copper because it is so high. so a lot of it outside, they're stealing copper. >> so do people come in and buy wire to replace what they stole? >> yes. >> oh, boy, what a terrible thing. here is a general duty safety switch

>> green this is the weird one and i should have gotten to you last and she is green because she is walking. very good. this patient. >> (inaudible). >> very good. >> we tagged red. >> because? >> not responding -- >> very good and tagged red correctly. triage and i hope you guys can do it and 32 can do and divide the reds and the yellows and th greens are walking wounded and blacks are dead and simple as that and how long should you be with a patient? not more than 15 seconds and ho long does it take to check breathing? and you know right away and couple seconds to ask for a command and 22nds to check this and 15 seconds with a patient at the most and common injuries are brucing bruising, lacerations and sprains and si signs and symptoms that you wil see is pain, di discoloration, e deformity and some of the treatments and you want to see the wounds and see blood and ri open the shirt so you can treat it and you see blood here and rip the shirt open and the bloo is from somewhere else and i immobilize them and someone has an object and never remove it and it's embedded and if you pull it o

so what happened to the promises of all those green jobs for california? >>> an amazing car crash at a gas station caught on surveillance. how this suv came tumbling into the pump. >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook in for dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. cited four times for driving without a license. but as don knapp reports people in that santa rosa neighborhood where the accident happened also say the intersection is a very dangerous one. >> reporter: notes to a 4-year- old traffic victim accumulate in this crosswalk. he was hit by a hit and run driver on thursday evening. a second memorial grows. the boy died early today. shane goodman, a security guard, says he saw the accident. >> i heard the kid get hit. saw the car sped by. it turned out he actually lived on property. >> reporter: police broadcast the vehicle's description on the police radio system. a citizen listening to the police radio heard the description and saw the suspect's car. he told police the suspect was removing something from the car's rear window. police later located an arrested 2

there is a mentality in the green movement to save the city we must destroy it. i think that theory is wrong and self-destructive and not borne out to and 51 to discover more you could ask me interesting questions and read my book because it is good and it is funny. thank you. [applause] >> we will open two questions tata. please wait for the microphone state your name and affiliation and leave it to a question not a diatribe why he is right or wrong. >> no violence are a tax anybody trying to rip off my clothes to have sex with me. >> ien with the tax foundation i have read the book the rational optimistic and it is very similar but global warming would be beneficial to you think he is right or wrong? >> if this easy to answer because nobody knows. some consider themselves that it is not they're position to argue about the science. it is easy to get bogged down in the esoteric stuff on the future of your theory but we don't know what happens to the climate so i prefer to concentrate on the things that i know about. i read books i can see stuff happening in the w

green power is more expensive. >> shell oil is coming to the rescue? >> they will by wind. -- buy wind, the chepaeapest is wind. even with that, it is still more expensive than your basic what they call brown power which is the majority of what is produced and should be by pg&e. >> we have discussions with shell about the values and compliance. we would -- my concern is the results from conversations surrounding pg&e. i am not so sure at this point that shell oil has been sufficiently vetted but i do not know. >> shell oil is internationally known. some of the similar questions were raised when iran energy selected shell oil. and it is a large corporation. the only one that would step forward. it is one of those things you might take into consideration as you look at the contract. it is the only company that has offered to do business. >> it is not show oil. -- shell oil. a subsidiary. i will move to slide 13. there are a bunch of different renewable as mr. harrington was noting. there is a different variety that we can utilize under grenoble's which i

the name is linda green.n thousands of other mortgages, the style of green's signature changed a lot, and even more remarkable, szymoniak found that linda green was vice- president of 20 banks, all at the same time. >> szymoniak: all within the same week. i mean, this is a very, very active person. >> pelley: where did all those documents come from? we went searching for the linda green, and we found her in rural georgia. she told us she's never been a bank vice-president. in 2003, she was a shipping clerk for auto parts when her grandson told her about a job at a company called docx, d-o-c-x. docx, once housed here, in alpharetta, georgia, was a sweatshop for forged mortgage documents. >> szymoniak: they were sitting in a room, signing their name as fast as they possibly could to any kind of nonsense document that was put in front of them. >> pelley: docx, and companies like it, were recreating missing mortgage assignments for the banks, and providing the legally required signatures of bank vice-presidents a

so long green square, so long green flag. this is libyan state-run television. for months they have been broadcasting moammar gadhafi's almost daily speeches against the forces who have been rising up against him. in this instance, what you see here, yes, that is one of their news anchors brandishing a gun on television warning the rebels they will never win and they will never take control of that state-run television station. libyan state-run television is now effectively gone. this was the last thing that they were showing before they went off the air. it is sort of a libyan-version of "the view." it's a program about women's issues, then it went black. it was later replaced by this, a pro-rebel news network based in qatar, a network that was in the process of interviewing a rebel who claimed to be calling into the station from a cell phone from inside the libyan state tv building. part of what has happened in libya over the last 24 hours has been the exulting you would expect from not just ordinary libyan citizens happy for the toppling of the dictatorship i

more of your hard earned green .ame week a solar company declares bankruptcy after getting taxpayer assistance. president obama is shoveling out half million near for biofields. >> here david green means red for red ink. we have had decades for subsidies and make up 11 percent of the electrical generation and same time president obama makes his announcement, they will announce half billion loans to solar company in india. they are money losers. we have a green fuels called natural gas and have plenty here. quen, we should mention evergreen solar got state money and it was massachusetts state money. as a homeowner of massachusetts some of my money went into this. >> it is a 10 year old company so the government funds don't have a lot of to do in the life span. they are undergoing chapter 11 . it is not that different. we might say that the green agenda is not the problem, the oil agenda is the problem. they pay nine percent effective tax rate and they get billions even though they are established industry . you are ta

and the ground wire goes on the green terminal. so we were talking about the inexpensive versus the expensive. this is the highest grade. it's called hospital grade. it has a green dot on it. it's extremely sturd liability for multiple uses. in the product standard, i believe the ground wire always makes first and breaks last to provide an additional level of safety. >> how much does this hospital grade receptacle cost? >> $9.30 and here 50 cents for the regular one. >> 50 cents versus $9-plus. big difference. you have something like 22,000 separate inventory items in this warehouse. >> yes. >> that is hard to keep track of. how do you manage your inventory? >> we try to put it inside the computer. >> try. >> and keep my mind clear so try to remember it. more than 22,000 items but still not enough. >> not enough, people ask for stuff you don't have? >> yes, other items. >> we have a question if you're replacing an older switch or receptacle and the wiring is not color-coded, how do you know which is the hot wire, which is the neutr

i don't ever repair them. 1931 stig mond bought the property from the green family. she donated it to the city of san francisco and had a specification, i'm giving it to the city that will be used forever for the enjoyment forever of the people of the city of san francisco. it has ever since. every summer the stern grove association in san francisco rec and parks put on 10 free concerts. usually people come out at 10 in the morning it's a family affair. everybody is on the lawn with picnics and it's free. anybody can come out. it's a great way to spend a sunday. >> goes to 1-2 in the afternoon and runs until 5. [music]. thanks to the stern grove association they renovated the concert meadow. it used to be a rolling grafsy area. put in a new stage and stage building. they put in terraces. we get from 8,000 to 12,000 people. and the meadow next to the concert meadow is full of people even though they can't see the music they hear it. i walked into the meadow several times and they don't even care. we do have literally events going on day and night. the concert associat

so long green square, so long green flag. this is libyan state-run television. for months they've been broadcasting gadhafi's haranging speeches against the forces and, yes, that is one of their news anchors brandishing a gun on television. warning the anti-gadhafi rebels they'll never win and never take control of that libyan-state run television. libyan state-run television is now effectively gone. this is the last thing they were showing before they went off the air. a libyan version about "the view." then it ended abruptly. went black. and later replaced by this. a pro-rebel news network in qatar, in the process of interviewing a rebel who claimed to be calling into the station from inside the libyan state tv building. part of what happened in libya over the last 24 hours has been the exaulting to the fighters who have been engaged in this uprising for five months now. >>. >> i don't know how to express myself but i can tell everybody who is free in the world, libya is free finally. and she's back for her son after 42 years of kidnapping. >> reporter: do you