green. excellent. all right, all right. green. it's green. green is right in the middle. it turns out a yellow green. a yellow green is what most of the sun emits mostly. it's like a chartreuse. when i was a teenager, honeys, i had a chartreuse convertible. you could see that thing 15 miles down the road, okay? and you know why you could see it so well? because most of the light from the sun is that color, and guess what we have evolved to see best of all? take a guess. - yellow green. - yellow green. we used to call it chartreuse. is that what why they paint fire trucks that color these days? did you notice that, paul? what are the new fire trucks? they used to be red. what are the new ones? - yellow green. - yellow green. and why they be yellow green, honey, huh? why? because you want to see those things coming down the road. and so they find you and said, "hey, let's paint them a color that human beings can see the most." and, yeah. do you notice the color of your street lights? what color they'd be, gang? - yellow. - yellow. a little greenish, a little yellow greenish

bubba watson will have two bites of this green -- at this green of this green -- at this green jacket never would have believed back on the tee after he hit first that bubba would have a chance to make a birdie to win. they're telling us now that oosthuizen is still away. he has holed some really significant par putts today. at the third, at the sixth. nick: great one at 14. jim: yeah. nick: came up short at 14. that was a very difficult that was a very difficult eight-footer. nick: left to right, a couple of cups. jim: such a good putt at 18 on the first playoff hole. nick: now this is for survival. jim: it is. for his par. another great one. that's it two. putts to win. -- that's it. two-putts to win. going to go ahead and tap in for five. and then the stable will be set. doctor the stage will be set. bubba can just nudge it up there. the man from the university of georgia could be presented by the green jacket by augusta chairman billy payne, former bulldog himself, former football star there. nick: the jackets have their own locker room, wonter if the locker room attendant is lean

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.

with the green roofs added, folks in the existing tower will be looking down onto green space and green roofs instead of looking down on to a hard scape parking lot and tennis courts. [bell rings] it is maintained with a swimming pool. and lots of open space and green space. all-in-all, it is a great project. they have also made it a lot more transparent by having the pedestrian walkways come through and replacing all of the chain- link fence, which is very copiague, with a ground-floor retail and additional ground floor uses. [bell rings] at the health club. thank you. irish your support for the project. -- i urge your support for the project. >> good afternoon. my name is mona lisa, the chair of the san francisco chapter of the national organization for women, a practicing attorney in san francisco. i am not here today in my professional capacity. i am here as a local foodie and mom of two. i have an 11-year-old and a 5- year-old, and we love to come to the farmer's market. my kids are six years apart. when it came time to decide, well i have another child, the advice that i got was t

laid back across for green. green led it on. chimera peels off. check that, matt hendricks, hendricks around behind is hit. hendricks trying to go further. it's handed on by the bruins now to david krejci. handed back up the wing. and it is a shot by paille that's blocked away by alzner. one-handed it around. ward with an outlet pass. handed on now. and backstrom. backstrom drops it on. johansson with it. a shot. save by thomas! lucic led it back the other way. up the wing, toe drag. shot, save made by holtby on bergeron! it's underneath the defenseman. dug out by bergeron. trying to hustle to it. help came from semin. taken back on by bergeron. bergeron wedged there by backstrom's reach. taken to the outside. drive by seguin is blocked off. carlson able to step to that one. and he shoves it on out to semin at center. knocked away by chara. handed right back up the wing again. they hold. seguin, a shot. swatted away by holtby. cranked right back in again by chara. handed right out in front it came, to be handed by backstrom on. and just away from

do you hope having something like the green collection changes that?i have been on several mission trips where our family has been involved in distributing bible literature around the world. i have seen and handed kids around the world a portion of the bible and have taken and cherished it. it maybe the only book they have. in america, it has become common for most americans and in many case it is taken for granted. we have the most ignorant population we have ever had. i hope we can reinvigorate a desire with a museum in washington, d.c. that would cause people to say i want to get reengaged, ultimately, i want to apply it to my life. >> you are spending time to connect with universities whether it is came bridge or oxford to provide the scientific backing to your collection. >> we have start today green scholars niche initiative. we have professors that are -- a lot hasn't been produced or published, we want the best scholarly minds to take a look at it so when we have a museum we will present the artifacts in a scholarly way. we don't have to run fr

laid back across for green. green led it on. chimera peels off. check that, matt hendricks, hendricks around behind is hit. hendricks trying to go further. it's handed on by the bruins now to david krejci. handed back up the wing. and it is a shot by paille that's blocked away by alzner. one-handed it around. ward with an outlet pass. handed on now. and backstrom. backstrom drops it on. johansson with it. a shot. save by thomas! lucic led it back the other way. up the wing, toe drag. shot, save made by holtby on bergeron! it's underneath the defenseman. dug out by bergeron. trying to hustle to it. help came from semin. taken back on by bergeron. bergeron wedged there by backstrom's reach. taken to the outside. drive by seguin is blocked off. carlson able to step to that one. and he shoves it on out to semin at center. knocked away by chara. handed right back up the wing again. they hold. seguin, a shot. swatted away by holtby. cranked right back in again by chara. handed right out in front it came, to be handed by backstrom on. and just away from

generally recouped when they make their decision to go green? the one i see frequently as windows, when people are facing a choice that they need to replace or upgrade the windows in a building, if they are choosing to go with a green product, do you think that has any cannot show in the marketplace? -- penache in the marketplace? flooring? things that people might be doing any while -- anyhow, but they may pay 10% more for a grain product. >> if it is green, it is nice. it is hard to attach a dollar figure. the general consensus is, that is great, which is a positive that always a good thing. i think so. >> i agree, but if you're faced with the decision to put in a court for, another alternative, versus a traditional, hardwood floor, that is a decision i would not make that bet on. it is an aesthetic thing. >> do byers asked about screeng -- green? >> not yet. >> it is coming. >> we have with us in the audience a couple of folks from the department of the environment. barry, what do you have to add? >> one is the exciting actions the associatio

you can say you hit the green. my old partner ken venturi useto say i can put a ball on every green, hit 18 greens in regulation, which is almost unheard of. and i can put ow every green and you wouldn't break 80, by that meaning there are so many spots where you're going to three-putt or four-putt if you're on the wrong side of the green. the guy hitting it in with the driving shot, the ball is take hops and spinning and running outs, can't control his golf ball, basically, has a harder time than the guy hitting the soaring shots and they land on the spot. >> rose: knowing that true, does that favor tiger or rory? >> both of them have that shot and phil mickelson definitelies that shot. the greatest guy ever around here, greatest player of all time, in my mind, jack nicklaus was the best ever was. he could hit a one-iron in the air and it dropped like a pillow. >> rose: have you played with him? >> i have played with jack. i caddied for him once. i played a lot of golf with arnold palmer, and gary player. and just

seriously hurt ar venus green sued the city after a 2009 shhoting ... that left her with a seearated shoul. shoulder.on wednesday, the city's board of estimates approvee a payout to green of 95-thousand dollars.the city defends the ooficer's actions...saying she interfered with police who were chasing a shooting &suspec. "so the wooan wwnt ot the top pf the door, and locked the door, lockking tte police officer ann whoever else, in definitell objecting to them conducting an investigation at the time." time."the settlement is the post recent in seeerallpayouts by the city police department... including 375- thousaad dollars, to the family of a man shot and killed by a city ooficer. there's been a few developments in thh trayvon martin case.the florida teen was fatally shot by ggooge zimmerman claims self defeese, and has not been chargee.some claim he racially profiled martin.but as mary ellen hopkkis exxlains... zimmerman's father is speaking &pout, saying ttat's not so. the father of shootee george zimmerman spoke with fox news. then trayvon marrin rea

rated their interest as high in the green program. that is consistent with what we are hearing from him today. chairperson campos: and that is one thing for me, in reading about this, i feel that it confirms some of the work that we have done in terms of what the customers out there are thinking about, renewable energy come clean power programs. i think it validates that. i think it also, in my view, points to the need for us to make sure that we move cca forward in san francisco. on that note, i was wondering if maybe this will be addressed by lafco staff, but what the status is in terms of the item that is pending before the board and when we expect -- i know that you talked about may, but is there a specific time or date in may that we are looking at? >> may 10 was the last debate we had heard from the supervisors -- may 10 was the last date we had heard from the supervisors on the audits and oversight steering. that would allow us to have a hearing, in time to also have hearings at the budget committee before the budget committee

ripping a hook out of the rough, and onto the green. an amazing shot from 155 yards. says he loves to hook if. if he's got to swing, says he can do it. he taps in. tearful celebration with his mom. bubba watson can put on a green jacket, he is your 2012 masters champion. >> this day means so much more than putting on this green jacket in many ways, and -- but it's a special time to do it here this tournament. played good. i thought i was playing good all year. but somehow fell in my hands today and to put on this green jacket, it's amazing. it's a blur. the last nine holes, i don't remember anything. >> yeah, it was a hard one. it's close. close to the jacket. bubba played well. it was great. unbelievable atmosphere out there. you know, we were going at it, both of us, so it was good. >> i like the way oosthuizen talks and they call him shrek. >>> last night the caps took care of of the rangers. what a start. before you can bat an eye, has his 38 the of the season. less than two minutes later, nets this one and caps on top, 2-0. sec period, up 3-0. this is a good sign

they my want to go green.want to be more independent from their utility company, but they didn't want to spend the money. >> like to be able to produce my own electricity if i could. so the best thing i could do is put solar panels up. i'm hoping to save 40% to 50% on my electric bill. with the mant nnls on it that's going to be done for the next 20 years, i don't have to worry about it. it just made sense, economic sense. >> when we return, you've never seen a home trash like this one we're going to visit. and it doesn't mean what you think. >>> and -- >> we're looking for striped bass. the only thing we're going to catch is hopefully striped bass. >> fishing for solutions on the day. >> wow, that's a huge fish. >> green solutions in focus continues. interviewer: you were there the day the priceline negotiator went down in that fiery bus crash. sister kathleen: we lost a beautiful man that day but we gained the knowledge that priceline has thousands and thousands of hotels on sale everyday so i can choose the

, so that is going to be green. there will be a collection of native landscapes that go from the green sward through some modulated landscape through hills, valley, green covers, informal seating areas and very informal areas near the walls and statues and stone. so you'll see a very richland scape. >> good evening. we tonight have -- tonight we have seen a lot of the photos about the memorial, how it reacts during the daytime, and how the tapestry will react with the lighting. i am a little curious on how the space itself with the natural environment, greenery space will react at the night as well. will it be lit up? will it be engaging with the public and be welcoming to where it would be a nice space for people to participate in or like hang out and sit in the evenings? or -- we haven't really seen anything, so i'm just a little curious about it. >> we haven't gone that far with it.

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it is on marina green between baker and scott. it is those three blocks west of marina green but before lyon. commissioner olague: are we talking --commissioner farrell: what parking spots are we talking about? >> i believe they are on the north side of the street. this was a permit issued by the big coastal development commission for various improvements along the area and maria part of a renovation project. this was a conditional permit. the word does not have to be completed prior to the construction of this project beginning. as for the outcome of that planning process, it could've cannot be integrated into the dpw project. commissioner farrell: so right now there are no plans to take these parking spots away as part of the plan? i have been coordinating and spending time with rec and park about the harbor renovation and how that is affecting surrounding neighborhoods. especially the people that use the facility, the parking spots around their impact our neighborhoods in a big way. i just want to make sure there is coordinatio

greene wrote this account. it was the first time he wrote his account of what happened during the battle of hampton roads. he described the confusion on board the ship. described the reasons that he broke off the battle when warden was wounded, went out to his mailbox, put it in the mail, went back to his house and shot himself in the head. 20 years after the battle. so that's why i said precisely 21 years or so, it burdened him. in correspondence leading up to the publication of these articles, erickson, who never admitted that the battle with the monitor -- with the virginia was anything but a complete and total victory finally admitted that maybe the monitor had failed in its mission and placed the blame entirely on samuel dana greene, who by the way he also blamed for the sinking. and so the ambiguity of the outcome of the battle and the various issues and questions around the crew's roles were deeply, deeply held for people for as much as 20 years. in fact, the modern history of the monitor as we know it r

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i have been told serenity has a green thumb herself. she loves to water the plants, so she is going to read a little from her essay. strikes and my neighborhood garden, we are planting food for everybody in our community. the garden is colorful and has healthy snacks. the healthy snacks include fruits and vegetables like strawberry and squash for people who do not have much to get healthy food. goothis is shaped like a rectangle, and is outside of my home. inside our garden, there are stones to walk on and different levels. the role i play in the garden project is planting seeds and watering everything in our garden to keep plants healthy. i spent an hour and a half an hour community garden every week. the good thing our garden has done, it has grown healthy food and we have eaten the reagan region we have eaten. environmental education is important because natural food is really good for the body instead of candy. it helps care for the environment because people can walk through our garden instead of using gas to go to the grocery stor

chopped into manageable size, they form the basic material for green briquets. they also create jobs -- this factory now has 15 permanent employees. the finely chopped shells are packed into an oven and set alight. the factory workers developed this method themselves. >> this comes from a cooking stove. it was a cooking stove working with wood pallets. and we have upscaled it to char the coconut shells. so it's a very innovative idea and i think we are the only ones that have this in the world... degrees celsius, the 45 kilos of shells have been reduced to ten kilos of charcoal. this is gound up fine and pressed into the 'green briquets' -- charcoal without coal. the factory sells its fuel to restaurants and private customers who use it mainly for cooking. cambodia numbers among the world's poorest countries. this street barber tries to attract customers with music. simple street restaurants line the sidewalks. they all use charcoal. it's always been the cheapest fuel. this japanese barbecue restaurant has switched from conventional charcoal to the 'green brique

has the president done enough to push green energy and green jobs? >> it's a two-part approach here obviously, governor, you led the charge on this. i don't need to tell you about it, but the idea is that with the stimulus package, we put the public investments in place with the single $80,000,000,000 with the public money to jump start and then we were going to have cap and trade. again, a conservative approach a market-based approach to bring in and change the rules so we could bring in private capitol. we were cut off at the pass. we made it but we could not change the public rules. so you would think that nothing good could have happened. the brookings institute, no radical group them come back and say, even with all this 2.7 million green jobs in america, 8,000 coal miners, 100,000 in the industry. we already have more green jobs than coal miners. if we had done what john mccain said we need to do and pass the cap and trade program, we would have had a green boom. >> i guess a lot on the progressive left have criticized the president for not doi

so. >> green never got it. >> sorry? >> dana green never got it -- >> i don't think he did. he was commander of the "monitor" for a day or two, but he didn't -- keeler served with him on the "florida" most of the rest of the war and they became good friends. but that wouldn't have been unusual i think for someone at that stage, because when the war ended, there wasn't a lot of opportunity. i don't remember what he did career wise after that. he was a naval academy graduate, which was rare at the time. yes. my friend sam. >> did ericsson picture in his head the bottom of the ship which was underwater, or did he just imagine the part that was on top? >> very good question. he designed it to be what he called a submarine battery. so the whole conception of the ship was that most of it would be underwater, which allowed the most destructive waves to just sort of flow over the deck and not damage the ship. also, because the turret was there, there wasn't much to shoot at if you were the enemy. so most of the crew he felt were well protected below the water line. nothing about tha

they are also speakers on do it yourself green projects and tips on how to make effective green style changes. >>> in berkeley doesens of people gathered in aloni park. they focused on sustainable food. the green festival aims to teach people how to think local when it comes to food they eat. >> stop depending on corporations that use third world labor to grow all their food and transport it up here by petroleum. so if we can grow it together. green spaces make the city look more beautiful. >> it all ended with a pot luck lunch. >>> cars.com says car shoppers in the san francisco-oakland- san jose area has the most searches for eco friendly cars. the monterey-salinas area were also on the list. >>> speaking of gas prices finally some relief for drivers, gas prices have dropped 5-cents in the past two weeks to a national average of $3.91 a gallon. as always, prices here in the bay area are higher and still above the $4 mark. san francisco gas is $4.28: and in san jose it's a penny more at $4.18. >>> federal investigators are looking into the safety of thousands of school buses. the hig

♪ go green >>> time now for "today goes green" with ecofriendly products for you in your home, thereat can help you help the environment and that can also make your life a little easier. >> steve green is the author of "gadget nation" and co-host of the upcoming food network series called "invention hunters," where he'll travel around the country looking for the newest product to improve your kitchen. >> congratulations. >> hanging around here, i need to get some work. >> first up, green paint. i don't just mean the paint color is green. but these are paints that are all completely natural, non-toxic, biodegradable made from things like pomegranates and from blueberries and from beets. and here -- take a little try. i did a little myself over here. and you can really make -- it's pretty cool. and it's all non-toxic, all -- what are you doing there? >> i'm doing you some lips. >> oh, i love it. very, very sexy. very cool. they start around $12. the average set is about 20 and up. >> i could do this all day. >> yes, you could. >> hey. >> next, you've seen these -- this looks like const

nor did he make public statements about green or anything. and this upset green a great deal. and in the 1870s warden did write a letter where he said it's come to my attention that people are questioning green's heroism and basically he said i have to say he served heroically the whole time. because green said, "i didn't pursue the "merrimack," and i laid back to defend the "minnesota" because warden told me to do that when he was injured. what else could i -- he was 21 years old. and then people criticized him for that. again, you have to remember the crew were convinced they were going to go out the next day and have a rematch. and the next day and the next day. and all right up until the "virginia's" destruction the crew is convinced they're going to fight it again. so the fact it was left as a draw didn't seem at the time to be a problem. when they find out that the virginia has been blown up in norfolk, they're not excited. they're terribly disappointed because they're dying for the chance to go out and prove themselves, that they really could beat it. and now they reali

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>> 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

-fest people can come out and get excited about green week. >> we're kicking off the green week. >> baltimoregreen were supporters with city agencies like rec and parks to get the word out. >> they host a lot of events and it starts off with eco-fest. >> there will be tons of different vendors. you can find out about different products and different situations throughout the city. from 12 until 5:00, there will be tons of different things to do. food to eat. it will be a great time. >> sounds like a good time. let's get a quick check of the radar. showers and exiting the eastern shore. we will go back to tony. i can imagine how much fun it will be on saturday. >> you could do some meditation in the corner. good stuff. good to take care of the planet. someone asked what i thought about global warming. i said it doesn't matter. everybody wants to take care of the planet. just take care of the planet. >> this is a great week to begin that awareness. >> thank you. the skies are clearing this morning. it will turn out to be a nice day. that storm is moving off the coast. we got a good soaking rain

for that reason plans to continue expanding and make it more convenient for green minded motorists to get a little extra juice and as of the end of april the initial pilot period is coming and is kicking off its paid subscribers. of the company. environmentally friendly in fact they're looking beyond private drivers to something larger. technology could be a way to help problems. go. from . one of the problems that. public transportation fleet. public people making their rounds in moscow every day . on the environment. governments have tried to reduce. one of. the. short has a wide range some of which have been adapted to breathe a little more easily. outfitted with a six cylinder natural gas engine which while not totally green is at least more eco friendly than traditional diesel motors. they're twisting and turning conveyor belt located about one hundred kilometers east of moscow. when needed they can. the factory has been in operation thirty three. for the timber industry. pollution. developing electric and hybrid right now we're the only ones in russia doing that you couldn't do