we moved west to greener pasttures. first to oregon. then san jose, california. it was around 1876 and i had just had my fifth child. i was working at home as a dress maker and the sheriff came to the door and took my sewing machine for a debt that my husband owed. well, i knew this was illegal. i had been reading blackstone since i was 10. so i went to the court and i pled my own case and won. then, after that, mr. fultz decided he needed to go on to greener pasttures and he left so i realized that i was going to be the court of myself and my children. so i decided now is my chance to be a lawyer. why couldn't i be a lawyer? well, it is right there in the code. you have to be of good moral character. i'm that. you have to be over 21. i'm that. and a white male. so i simply took the code, took out white male, put in person and called it the laid lawyer bill and off i went to -- the lady lawyer bill and off i went to sacramento. there i was. now i had very little money so i was able to talk a conductor of one of the trains into taking me in the caboose for free bu

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it would be having a significant greener products than what currently be provided. there are a lot of good things to say about the energy resource plan and that is consistent with our goals.

it would be having a significant greener products than what currently be provided. there are a lot of good things to say about the energy resource plan and that is consistent with our goals. >> are you satisfied this plan suffices in terms of what it would mean a long term for the city and county of san francisco? >> i believe so. supervisor campos: thank you. any other questions? why don't we open it up to public comment? >> good afternoon again, commissioners. as you know, it was called for a couple years ago by supervisor maxwell and others because we needed a new one. i would respectfully disagree a little with counsel miller. the sf electricity resources plan before this current iteration, it did not have sufficient engagement. a lot of advocates at the clean energy storage meeting definitely pointed that out and asked for changes. to their credit, they had changes that were positive development and made cca more intrinsic to the process. even though it is better, a lot of us feel a could be stronger and more explicit. it is only about a page and a half. there

it would be having a significant greener products than what currently be provided. there are a lot of good things to say about the energy resource plan and that is consistent with our goals. >> are you satisfied this plan suffices in terms of what it would mean a long term for the city and county of san francisco? >> i believe so. supervisor campos: thank you. any other questions? why don't we open it up to public comment? >> good afternoon again, commissioners.

toyota's trying to get greener. will introduce ten more hybrid models to beef up earnings, continuing its recovery from the recall that let it fall behind honda in terms of profit. starting friday, you can buy liquid laundry soap in a cardboard bottle. the new cardboard bottle is made from 100% recycled cardboard and newspaper. there's a plastic pouch inside that holds the actual liquid. i'm jane king, bloomberg news. >> the sun is starting to come out but you know what, by next week this time it's going to look very different because daylight savings starts. >> right, it will still be dark. it makes trouble for us. not only do we miss an hour's sleep trying to go to bed early. oh, yeah. a tough time of the year if you work odd hours. but we'll get through it and we'll enjoy the warmer evening. wouldn't it be nice to have an extra hour of warmel this evening. coming up on 6:49. beautiful picture of the sunrise from our roof cam here. check out those temperatures. what awaits you. mid to upper 40s most neighborhoods.

benchmarking of periodic energy audits in major buildings are very similar to a provision of new york city's greener, greater buildings plan, which we enact it back in 2009. that is part of new york city's plan, which had the goal of reducing our cities carbon footprint by 30% by the year 2030. as our cities go forward in implementing these laws, think he can profit from the others experiences. just as companies that own buildings in both our cities will benefit from similarities between these laws as they adapt and comply with them. we rely on carbon-efficient mass transit to a far greater extent than other american cities do, and for that reason, it is buildings that create 80% of the emissions in our city and transportation only 20%. really, the exact reverse of what most other cities do, and that is why we think our building laws will make a difference. we anticipate that when fully implemented, we will be able to save new yorkers something like $700 million a year in energy costs and greatly enhance our economic competitiveness, create something like 17,000 jobs and shrink our carbon footprint.

she loves everything about trying to make the world a greener, a better place, so hopefully, we can keep her involved in that. chadwick is our temporary clerk, and despite the fact that he is temporary, he has mastered every aspect of what it is to run that office in there. he previously volunteered with us for about six months before taking the bar on his own, paying his own money because he wanted to be part of something new, something different, and wanted to make a change. we're glad to have him and hope he stays alive longer. jane is fairly new, but we get numerous complaints, and do not let the sweet demeanor fool you. when we had our renewal over 6000 people, she was the one who got down there, got them in line, and we got a lot of push back, but we were able to get the process down, and we could not have done it without her. last but not least, jocelyn is one of the newest members of our group, and she is handling a lot of the tax presentations as well as doing complaints along with jane. when she came along, one of the first things we did was have her go out and collect a lot of

the grass is always greener. >> nobody ever said it was true facebook. >> exactly. >> push away from the computer. >> thanks. >> roberta, can you ever do that? can you push away from facebook or twitter? >> don't make me go there, dana. weather information and i get to find out what other people want to talk about, whether it's the wind or the increasing clouds or that storm that is on approach. we have the winds increasing at this hour and the clouds are beginning to thicken up. low and mid 40s central bay. 38 degrees overnight in redwood city. tomorrow, the rain will not begin towards the evening commute and the tail end of that. area of low pressure will be tapping into tropical moisture and the result is, watch the green blob as it appears on your screen as it moves on shore. the heaviest rain showers about this time tomorrow night in the north bay. looks like by the time all this begins to dispate toward the later afternoon hours, we could see up to 3 inches of rain. northern mountains, along the immediate coastal mountain range as well. that's a lot of rain in a short amount of

departments to help them make decisions about what streetscape decides they should use its air considering greener alternatives streetscape design set create a pedestrian for like, more beautiful environment, we helped implement a cost of -- we help with the cost of the building those designs. we do work with larger departments, work with dph, a recent project was helping them streamline their medical procurement process. we're working with them what i.t. solution that will help them get better prices. we have been caught -- we have been involved with an ongoing conversation with various agencies around how to get the biggest bang for the buck out of our engagement with community- based organizations that provide resources to the community on behalf of the city. a few more projects in progress this year -- in june of 2010, the city passed proposition 8 which required moving to budgeting and developing a five- year plan and we're providing a lot of heavy lifting to get that plan together which is due to the board of supervisors on july 1st. we are working on a number of efforts to improve the contr

we moved west to greener pasttures. first to oregon. then san jose, california. it was around 1876 and i had just had my fifth child. i was working at home as a dress maker and the sheriff came to the door and took my sewing machine for a debt that my husband owed. well, i knew this was illegal. i had been reading blackstone since i was 10. so i went to the court and i pled my own case and won.

fultz decided he needed to go on to greener pasttures and he left so i realized that i was going to be the court of myself and my children. so i decided now is my chance to be a lawyer. why couldn't i be a lawyer? well, it is right there in the code. you have to be of good moral character. i'm that. you have to be over 21. i'm that. and a white male. so i simply took the code, took out white male, put in person and called it the laid lawyer bill and off i went to -- the lady lawyer bill and off i went to sacramento. there i was. now i had very little money so i was able to talk a conductor of one of the trains into taking me in the caboose for free but i got to sacramento. when i arrived there at the state capitol it was a constitutional convention and i never saw so many men, so well -- throwing tantrums over a little woman like me just wanting to be a lawyer. well, their faces were as red as turkey gobblers. they just could not buy that whole idea. but i just kept arguing. in n a lady like manner of course. and the bill passed on the second vote. now there are hundreds of these bills

capitalists ready to build a green economy, we can lead the nation away from foreign oil and build a greenerfor this state. we need our legislators and our governor to pass senate bill 2 x. agree or disagree, tell what's you think. nbc editorials.com. >>> good evening, and welcome to "sports sunday." i'm laurence scott. get those brackets done before you go to bed, because the tournament starts on tuesday. >> that's right. i'm justin allen. and the big question, will those brackets include a team from the bay area. >> well, this year it's a field of 68, with four play-in games, and no bay area teams are in the field of 68, justin. one has a real gripe. and we'll get to that in a matter of moments. >> yes, we will. >>> and the ace hideki matsui playing with the heavy heart, played with a big bat at spring training. we'll hear from him. >>> plus, the san jose earthquakes start a new season this week. saturday in santa clara they haute real salt lake. we talk what is to head with head coach frankie. a nice conversation helping get you ready. >>> but first, the snub that has folks in moraga toni

and government protests continue so sometimes when the school reports the grass isn't necessarily greener cross the mediterranean. under-used in egypt. and the fall out civil war in libya is northern africa a city for or with the rest of the region if you keep us in your home countries many end up in greece where their lives hardly get any simpler one of two hundred fifty migrants living in. makeshift refugee camp in the center of the greek capital . frankly though greece is a european country the quality of life here is not much better than it home after the financial crisis it's nearly impossible to find a job here the economy here is lagging behind many other european states. tens of thousands of liberians come into country every year most of them are hoping to move on to other countries like france and germany using greece as a transfer grace however a lot of them end up staying hoping to make it in the country yet the country is not able to handle such an influx of migrants and some are calling the situation catastrophic last year alone thirty six thousand migrants knows that from th

drivers say an affordable, greener way to fill up is long overdue. >> i think it would be, you know, maybe bad news for the oil companies but good news for the rest of us as far as like being able to sustain our quality of life but, you know, have a clearer conscience. >> reporter: the federal government is helping to drive this search for alternative fuels. it's boosting requirements for blended fuels every year. reporting live in berkeley. >> nau, jean. >>> gas prices still expected to rise in the next few weeks. >>> tonight's episode of "parenthood" hitting home for one bay area mother. what she did next is changing thousands of lives in the bay area forever. >>> it's never been offered before. a first of its kind rebalt offer for bay area homeowners. how you can make son money. >>> the curtain rises on cinequest. >>> good evening. winds are starting to pick up ahead of the storm system m .fs reho temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. we're tracking that storm, and we'll have details on our wind advisoryominreg up. g >>> while tomorrow the eyes of tech world are focused on sa

or burning oil and coal and likewise there's also nuclear and he with her of course is relatively greener but has these other dangers attached what do you think is best for the environment. oh of course. of course. mainly if we're speaking i mean. mathematically let's put it this way in that putin venturi. clear is that the cleanest. energy. production is by nuclear. does not they meet any any. greenhouse gases and i guess it really is a question of. energy. regular gene environment context is the more a question of perception. as compared to some as a pollutant you don't see and you don't really feel it i mean. if it's not really a terrible shock it is. you feel a long time after the exposure all right live from jerusalem professor and your friends are synoptic meteorology and climatology thanks for your comments. japanese authorities are giving a grim estimate of the number of people who have died there expecting it to triple from the current number that stands at six and a half thousand there are many more people missing more than ten thousand remain unaccounted for archy's corresponde

capitalists ready to build a green economy, we can lead the nation away from foreign oil and build a greener future for this state. we need our legislators and our governor to pass senate bill .2x reag e disagree. tell us what you think. nbc editorials.com.

it makes its skyline greener and its population healthier. want to live and work in. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest questions. and the over sixty thousand people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. >> schieffer: finally today, when they buried david broder of "the washington post" last week, they buried the greatest political reporter of our time, maybe any time. until he died, david was one of the few reporters still working who was here when i came to washington in 1969. and i shall never forget the first time i saw him. here just a couple of weeks, i was sent to a news conference, which turned into a shouting match. not with the news source, but among the reporters trying to shout down each other to ask a "gotcha" question. i happened to notice one reporter who had not joined in. he was just listening and writing down what the hapless official was trying to say. it was broder who i would later learn never talked when it interfered with listening. when i read his story the next

greener and for our nation the richest nation in the world is denying many of its citizens a basic human right the right to have access to clean safe drinking water are you an expert on water and sanitation catarina de albuquerque completed an examination of the u.s. and found some really troubling realities thirteen percent of the native american population in our country does not have access to clean water and a major city like boston albuquerque discovered that the number of minorities living without clean water is increasing every day as more people into the city so how can we justify this to ourselves what can be done joining me now is a woman who is very familiar with fighting for the right to clean drinking water erin brockovich consumer advocate and author of the new book rock bottom erin welcome to the program thanks how are you i am great and so pleased to have you with us who is robert walker and why she's been roberta walker and why is her situation important all americans. i reporter walker was the original person that came to us way back in one thousand nine hundred three t

i mean, you can't get any greener than me. costume. there's a nice kind of support.se but i just use it as support. so we've decided to do this song for you. it's called "hallelujah." ♪ i heard there was a secret chord that david played and it pleased the lord but you don't really care for music, do you? it goes like this, the fourth, the fifth the minor fall, the major lift the baffled king composing hallelujah hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah, hallelujah maybe i've been here before i know this room, i've walked this floor i used to live alone before i knew you i see your flag on the marble arch love is not a victory march it's cold but it's a broken hallelujah hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah, hallelujah maybe there's a god above but all i ever learned from love was how to shoot at someone who outdrew you it's not the cry you hear at night it's not someone who's seen the light it's cold but it's a broken hallelujah hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah, hallelujah hallelujah,

it makes its skyline greener and its population healthier.become the kind of city people want to live and work in. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest questions. and the over sixty thousand people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. >>> issue one, gaddafi crackdown. >> a revolutionary, i will die as a martyr at the end! 92 in libya this week, thousands of protestors demanded that the libyan head of state moammar gaddafi surrender his power. libya is a big nation, sandwiched between egypt and tunisia on the mediterranean sea. gaddafi has been in power for more than 40 years, since 1969! gaddafi is not stepping down, he is cracking down, cracking down on protestors. libya security forces are shooting protestors in the streets, shooting to kill. death toll estimates have ranged from 1,000 to 300, but gaddafi's hold on the company is slipping. the protestors gained the eastern section of the country in five libyan cities. throughout monday and tuesday, president obama was silent on the lib