he took up flying airplanes later in his life in juliette low left airplanes. this man is also a cousin to this man. this is robert boden-powell and his wife all of boden-powell and juliette gordon low on your right. now he was a war hero. he was famous all over england and beyond. he was known as a military scout, a tracker and he was famous for -- he was so famous that juliette low was determined she was not going to like him because she had other friends of the british military who she thought deserved much more praise and much more honor than they had gotten since he had gotten it all. so she had lunch with him in 1910, sat across the table from him and was determined not to be interested. this lasted until about the soup course. [laughter] when she found herself smitten, both with him -- they had a lot of common -- and with his children. so boy scouting, she was fascinating with the track in the scouting,, the topography and the jack-up become the travel, the outdoor experiences of scouting. she was also very much in tune with boden-powell's desire to grow

now, juliette low is the tallest one in the back. she was the oldest daughter, not the youngest daughter, she was one of many children born to the gordons, and girl scouts knew her as crazy daisy. we know lots of stories we tell our around the campfire about juliette gordon low's rather strange behavior. i will just tell you one. she was young, strangely cold at night in savannah and she was worried about the family cow, so because she's a very kind hearted girl she went to the guest bedroom upstairs and she took the blanket off the lead, ran downstairs in the dark, raft of the cal in the blanket, secured the blanket. stunned to find the blanket on the ground trampled by the cowboy and the cowboy is find any way. so there's a lot of crazy daisy stories and most of them seem to me to deal with how kind she is. but when she gets a little older, here she is 18, i noticed in researching the record the crazy daisy stories begin to fade away. and what happens, i believe, is that as she ages and matures, she comes to have her own sense of h

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. >> reporter: the scouts were founded in savannah, georgia in 1912 by juliette gordon lowe. today it's much more than selling those famous cookies. >> she wanted to create an organization where girls got outside, did service to their community and learned to explore issues and find their voices and develop courage, confidence and character. >> reporter: moms joined their daughters at jimmy's in fell's point to mark the centennial. >> i got my daughter involved and i got back into things. >> reporter: the girl scouts reach beyond the u.s. >> >> outside of the world, they have all kinds of girl scouts. >> reporter: and on this big day we'll let mckenzie have the last word. >> i was born to be on tv. >> reporter: were you? would you like to wish the girl scouts a happy birthday? here, you hold the microphone. >> oh, yeah. happy birthday, girl scouts. >> happy birthday to us. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz, eyewitness news. >> the girl scouts will celebrate this evening at their headquarters in northwest baltimore. they will be joined bit junior league of baltimore which are also ma

> reporter: but it hasn't always been that way in her 50s the found era wealthy widow named juliette gordon lowhing more for her life in a time when most women couldn't vote or easily determine their own future she called a handful of girls into her savannah home, march 12th, 1912 and convened the first girl guide meeting, soon renamed girl scouts, two years later, millly england was among the growing ranks and remembers low. she taught girls to be self- reliant and resourceful how best to clean house but got them out of it. >> camping soon became and still is one of the other three cs of scouting along with crafts and cookies >> i like the cookie sales and asking people if they want to buy girl scout cookies. >> it is the largesten tremendous preneuroi can't like program for girls in the country they -- entrepreneurial program for girls in country. >> over the years they wore iconic uniforms and earned badges, from the earliest days girl scouts pushed boundaries and welcomed girls from different racereligions now different sexual orientation. they boast 3.2 million young scouts and exist in 92

. >> reporter: they were founded in savannah georgia in 1912 by juliette gordon low today it is moreing those famous cookies >> she wanted to create an organization where girls got outside, did service to their community and learn to explore their issues and find their voices and develop courage, confidence and characters. >> reporter: moms joined their daughters to mark the centennial. >> i got my girls involved and got back into the mix of things being a girl scout. >> reporter: they reach beyond the u.s. >>> all outside of the world they have all types of girl scouts. >> reporter: on this big day we will let mackenzie have the last word. >> i was born to be on tv. >> reporter: were you would you like to wish the girl scouts a happy birthday you hold the microphone. >> happy birthday girl scouts. >> happy birthday to us. >> reporter: ron max wjz eyewitness news. >>> and the girl scouts will celebrate tonight at their headquarters in northwest baltimore they will be joined by leaders of hadasa and junior league of baltimore also marking 100 years of service to the community. >>> an

five years after founder juliette gordon low created an institution based on service, leadership andked by the mistletoe troop in a small town in oklahoma and sold out of a high school cafeteria. those industrious girls never predicted how the cookie would crumble. today the girl scouts sell nearly 200 million boxes of cookies a year. even if they're old-fashioned enough not to sell them online, they're still keeping up with the times. you can download an app that will locate a cookie sale near you. you can pay with a credit card. just swipe it through a scout's smart phone. you can find samoa ice cream and lip palm and thin mint crunch bars arrive this summer. and now you can find girl scout cookies in politics. last month indiana state representative bob morris was the only one who refused to sign a house resolution recognizing the centennial of the girl scouts. like some kind of cookie monster, he wrote an open letter calling the girl scouts a radical organization that promotes abortion and homosexuality. in reply, republican house speaker bought 278 cases of cookies and passed ou

and in sunday's "kids post" we have a really nice story about juliette gordon lowe who is the woman behindirl scouts. he h she had a fascinating but difficult life. when she was in her 50s, she got tapped to start the girl scouts, the equivalent of the boy scouts. the boy scouts founder said to her, we want something like this for girls. and she was so about empowering girls. and the really amazing thing is that what the girl scouts did 100 years ago is really what they're still doing today. >> true. inspiring girls to be leaders. terrific. >> and we have a very fun girl scout cookie quiz to go with this. >> of course, cookies, exactly. all right. we don't want boys to feel left out. museum exhibit a is perfect for them and for girls, too. >> and for girls, too, but with lots of girl scout stuff in the sunday section we wanted to make sure that our boy readers were taken care of. all together now, oooh. this is a bug exhibit at the maryland science center. this is what you can inspect underneath the sink at the exhibit. they also have things like cockroach traces. >> gross. >> and cricket

it was founded by juliette gordon low, to build girl's con fis dense and character and to make the worldplace. no mention of girl scout cookies. no, it is -- why want to know is when did dakota fanning have time to be a girl scout? she was an actress from birth. >> they have girl scout troops everywhere. even for girls whose moms are incarcerated. >> wow. >> it really is a pretty amazing organization that does a lot to help out girls wherever they are. i'm a big fan. i was never a girl scout though. i made it for a day and dropped out. >> did you really? >> you dropped out the first day. >> now i'm sddestined to failur. apparently all the women were girl scouts but not me. i wonder you can be an old girl scout. >> never too late. >> no, i think it is, actually. >> you sell enough cookies, soledad, you're back in good standing. >> i think not. i think the whole girl name gets you kicked out. >> people go back to college. >> you cannot reclaim the girlhood, is what i'm saying. >>> let's talk politics, two key southern primaries tomorrow for the gop presidential candidates. there's alabama

juliette goodrich. no significant damage or injuries reported after this morning's magnitude 4.0 earthquake, centered in el cerrito. it hit at 5:33 this morning. it was followed by two after shocks of magnitudes in the lowt shimon perez is in the bay area visiting an ibm facility this morning and later attend a dinner hosted by cisco ceo john chambers. >>> sad news for bay area music fans. guitarist ronnie montrose died over the weekend at his home in millbrae. he recently had been battling prostate cancer. he was 64. >>> traffic and weather for you in just a minute. ,,,,,, >>> well, we've got fog and low clouds moving in along the coastline. our temperatures are starting to cool down after what was just a spectacular weekend. outside right now, let's take you to russian hill. indeed, we have some patchy fog out there. you can see just a thin layer but thick enough, and that sea breeze has moved on shore. that is going to cool down the temperatures today. so out to the beaches, we're planning on 50s and 60s there. 60s inside the bay. maybe low 70s well inland. it looks like tonight, a cold storm moves in bringing with it at least a slight chance of showers overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning an