you can be purple or lavend oregon loim green. when you put the republican party and not the face of governor huckabee we are toast. >> politics follows policy rather than the other way around. it is a mistake. they put politics and not policies that empower people. if we do empower families and theitics follows and that's how it works. >> it is the down stream culture. >> coming up. are social issues important in the midterm election? we'll tell you when we come back. (applause) [ male announcer ] frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour.

you spokeabout -- about lavender flavored beer? means you can only have hops, barley, water, and yeast in your beer. more flavorttle bit when we you tweak with a few things. i will not come clean on whether i like lavender in my beer, maybe a hint of coriander. were you get these flavored beers that are taking off elsewhere, and i know you like the free how sales -- free house ales. some craft breweries will be coming to germany. the german stick with what they have. >> have you had a pint of bitter yet or have you not venture that far? >> love it! love it! it reminds me of a past life when i was sent to india to put down a rebellion. no, the india pale ales are great. they are not so carbonated -- we should do an entire show on english beer. he ales are fantastic. >> i don't know, hans. we are finding out things about your back story that i don't think we need to know about. hans nichols with the latest over in berlin. lavender in your beer? that doesn't sound very masculine. >> that is why he like coriander. we will have more on

. >> like lavender--30 different types grow on this farm. go ahead.nd say this one's name. >> lavandula stoechas kew red. it's a-- >> wait. it's called a what? [laughing] >> lavandula stoechas kew red. it becomes important to know which lavender you have. >> the vacaville farm has the feel and the charm of a rustic garden. but make no mistake. like most farms, the work is often 24/7. rose says planting 200 flats of one herb in a week is not unusual. >> makes it interesting, definitely. >> always busy? >> always busy. >> every plant sold on the farm is actually grown right here on this land. about 70% comes from cuttings. the rest is harvested from seeds. >> so, a lot of these plants that you see with the colorful leaves, these are all chukras. >> the farm has 8 greenhouses, and you can find at least 12 different types of basil and more than 5 dozen types of sage plus a whole range of unusual echinaceas and salvias. now, many of these herbs and plants are sold direct to customers. >> i think it's been really helpful, because before i started coming her

she had a fresh complexion, high cheek bones and she wore l lavender perfume. she had a fortitude forged from years of hardship, toil and an effort to better herself. junior and senior boys suddenly were becoming interested in learning how to type. this was the first. many boys developed infactuation and the girls got school girl crushes. some of the boys in her class, placed a small query in the paper asking where she lived and located her apartment. they followed her to the bungalo she lived in. they knocked on her door but received a mighty cool reception from ms. ryan who was intent on containing her national demeanor. groups of girls staked out her apartment eager to flesh out the fantasy of her life. one evening, which would be common place in the life of ms. richard nixon. she returned from a date and walked into the glare of lights fixed pawn -- upon her -- from a car of admires. nixon was living in a garage at the time, working in a job he was reluctitant to take. he placed third in the graduating class at duke law school and was disappointed with prom

leading edge of returning snow in this area in the lavender and white and pink.g to be 6:00 on saturday morning. i think we'll have that approaching loudoun county out of the panhandle into washington county, northern shenandoah valley. then as we step through our time here, by 9:00 on saturday morning, that snow moves east of the blue ridge, into frederick county, northern loudoun, and gets closer to montgomery county and fairfax county. and i think then it's going to begin to move into the metro area after that between 10:00 and 11:00 in the morning through 2:00 in the afternoon. how much will we get? i think there's a pretty good chance we'll end up with maybe an inch or two in washington, points south and east two to four in the narrow band. some of the higher ridges may get up to six out of this. generally four inches north and south. over the weekend, temperatures above freezing saturday afternoon, more above freezing temperatures this afternoon for valentine's day as well as on sunday and monday, into the 30s each afternoon. the best numbers on the seven-d

square of light behind me here in front of the black sea which will be attended by banking as well as lavender putin and the foreign minister of russia sergei lavrov still a lot going on a lot of excitement as i mentioned as the lead up to the twenty second until it begins china's main hopes that the game is on at the short track speedskating and the freestyle skiing events and the speed skating team without this one long. of course have had their first training session in sochi in order to adapt to the conditions on the ice shiner in canada where the first group to train in the morning. the two teams the role of father is on the arts and the men's five hundred mi to olympic record holder chiles hammond leads the canadian team while china's speedskating side twenty to cut with life without long long. you helped his side win three golds four years ago or a barca ankle in training before heading to sochi. the teams were looking to adapt to the ice to help get the competitive bids with the first event on saturday and the coaches of both sides were also hoping to find out a bit about the stages an

well president she had a very busy thursday as just mentioned he met with lavender putin the president of russia. i have a huge gala dinner in his honor today like he's going to be meeting with chinese morning kelelly and sixty six athletes here from china all very excited to meet the president of course that didn't sit down with the ad short track speedskating team unfortunately of course without doubt one and was not here due to an ankle injury i can also be meeting with members of the skiing team of the s speedskating team and of course the curling team as well so i get everyone's very excited about meeting president xi and then that he's gotta get ready for the big grand opening ceremonies with south korea's to clean this place this evening. you mentioned those opening ceremonies and of course we're all looking forward to that this coming up. in fact in just a few hours. what more can you tell us about the preparations well this certainly be an auntie i can tell you that it's very excited atmosphere but down here at olympic village and as dignitaries from all over the world descend

you know, i just bought some lavenders. >> contra costa water officials will send someone to your house to look at ways of saving water. it could be through your irrigation or. >> we actually have a program where people can apply to replace their lawns, gain a garden and then also be paid per square foot that they replace. >> our meteorologist rosemary joins us now. we actually have a rain barrel in our backyard. it hasn't seen much action lately, but it's going to. >> it sure is. one and two storms come our way and the first one already in. take a look at the pacific satellite view. 800 miles offshore, but a little bit closer picking up a little bit of moisture. suk closer areas off the coast of ukiah here. these clouds helping to set the stage for a nice storm moving in by tomorrow. let's roll this through one more time. we get going tomorrow morning, and we're mainly dry. few scattered showers in the forecast as we get through 9:00, 10:00 or so. we're already into 5:00. this is when the brunt of the moisture is going to move through into the second half of the afternoon and just in t

the moment of arrival about whether the lavender the blood because the wind the cost of living. the icy winds and things and its essence an open up a bit in the nets over. top but it's an all time two depressant in the human conception of the drug. nonetheless i aimed to creeping than eighty of the penguins the stopper see last entry is quite tempting when it's time to let the side the refusal to eat is the largest island of unhappiness. he was a regular on johnny carson's tonight show. he also gets posted to lately. but do you believe it's uber gave up being totally didn't stand up to direct tv comedy. he orchestrated everything from golden girls matter but you seinfeld curb your enthusiasm after a bit of crying by the friends he took oh one man show across the country and his adventure has been documenting his new film called quality balls the title is compelling because it is what side jones said david steinberg a quality ball adam did that and then it is a very provocative title but what i intended to stay when they put everything together in this things i'd forgotten that i

this area in the lavender and pink is the zone of some accumulating snow.s going to begin to move in to the shenandoah valley by then. 6:00 saturday morning, into western maryland. then after that, it advances to the east, gets closer to washington. as of 9:00 saturday morning, it starts to get into frederick county, loudoun county, east of the blue ridge. then by around 11:00, noontime, that's when we're going to have the band of snow come right through the metro area and even farther to our south across northern virginia, into southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore. by 3:00 in the afternoon, it will be a quick-moving band of snow. then it will leave. how much snow will we get? here are some of the totals i think that are going to be likely around the metro area. i think we'll have maybe just one to two inches in washington, our nearby southern suburbs, northern neck, eastern shore. our northern and western suburbs could get two to as much as four inches in some of the higher locations in northern montgomery county and northern loudoun. and some o

and she wore lavender perfume. student robert blake remembered that ms. ryan was quite a dish. you could kid around with her, virginia endicott rememberedded, but there was always that fine line you do not cross. beneath her accommodating demeanor lay a steely fortitude forged from years of hardship, toil and an unstinting effort to better herself. this is the part i love. suddenly, junior and senior boys were becoming interested in learning how to type. they were signing up for typing class. this was a first. many teenage boys in her class developed infatuations while female students developed school-girl crushes on her. young pat ryan was discovering the price of glamour in adult community. she was being wooed to the point of harassment by her many admirers, including her students. some of the boys in her class placed a small query in the student paper asking where she lived and were able to locate her apartment. they followed her to the one stucco bungalow court where she lived on hadley street across from the bowling alley. summoning up their nerve, they knocked on her door

this area in the white and lavender, a zone of maybe light accumulating snow in the shenandoah valley. then arriving in the metro area. perhaps just an inch or less, mainly west of the metro area. just a dusting at the most right in washington and points south and east. and a lot of this is going to be dissipating by mid to late afrnoon. and we ought to clear in time for sunday morning to be down to near 30 degrees. and then increasing clouds on sunday. high near 40. another chance of maybe a little light snow, a smaller chance sunday into monday. then we've got another chance perhaps from a little more potent storm, wintry mix perhaps coming in wednesday into thursday. that is the latest timing on that. now let's check in with danella on the roads this morning. looks like still light volume, right? >>> yeah, still light volume. i am tracking a report of a broken down car. heads up if you're traveling outbound route 50 in maryland. past martin luther king jr. highway. reportedly a broken down car there. not seeing any major delays. now we'll shoot over, minor delays here as you travel

you can be purple or lavend oregon loim green. when you put the republican party and not the face of governor huckabee we are toast. >> politics follows policy rather than the other way around. it is a mistake. they put politics and not policies that empower people. if we do empower families and the politics follows and that's how it works. >> it is the down stream culture. >> coming up. are social issues important in the midterm election? we'll tell you when we >> we are back talking about how republicans win and we ask you to chime in on a host of topics including birth control and same- sex. these issues are so far down on the list of things that must be triaged in order to save our country. sammy, i don't know that i agree with bob. i am not saying they are as important as jobs, but what is your take from your community as to whether or not they matter anymore. >> truth was never be sacrificed on the altar of political or cultural expediency. this party must be convicted to spoking truth and compassion. they stem from our chri

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guess what, i don't care if you're purple, lavender green, you go, yeah, i want that. the republican party name on it and not the face of governor huckabee showing up in the neighborhood, we're toast. >> the key point to remember is that politics follows policy, rather than the other way around. it's a big mistake, i think republicans have made. they put their politics out there, not their policies that empower people. and if we do the policies right, and we do empower those families, the politics follows, and that's how it works. >> politics is downstream from culture. >> we have to move on. coming up, are social issues important in the midterm election? well, we'll tell you when you come back. that's what we'll do. the end. lovely read susan. may i read something? yes, please. of course. a rich, never bitter taste cup after cup. 340 grams. [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] always rich, never bitter. gevalia. huma. even when weross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why, at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with n

mediterranean is the lavender. also good to eat. and smell. >> reporter: ooh. can i taste it?orter: this is one thing i also learned. depending on your area, your needs change as far as what you do on a plant. >> yes. that's correct. in our area, people love to plant fruit trees. so -- >> reporter: why is that? >> because they will have to harvest -- love to harvest their own fruit and eat it off the tree. >> reporter: oh my goodness, that's a little bitter. oh i'm so sorriment never mind. >> better with chicken. >> reporter: one thing i'm considered about though is because these are such in demand because of the reduction in water consumption, are the prices going to increase? >> oh no, we're not going to do that. our industry never has. so -- just come in and find all kinds of beautiful plants. >> reporter: i like the idea you can throw in a little bit of color in the garden as well. so much easier if you want some gardening tips and water consumption as far as reduction is concerned. visit us online at kpix.com. reporting from riggen nursery in fremont, back to you in the s

. >> kind of the california native type of plants, you know, just bought some lavenders. >> contra costaur house to look at ways of saving water. it could be through your irrigation or --. >> we also have a program where people can apply to replace their lawn, gain a garden and then also be paid per square foot that they replace. >> water restrictions aren't in place yet, but they could be coming soon to contra costa county. >> the district has a drought task force that is -- is looking at all possible scenarios and is -- is putting together those recommendations that we would take to the board. >> the contra costa water district does not offer water barrels, but some agencies do or offer rebates or can tell you how to get one. the thing to remember is the water you collect in those barrels is free, and gardeners tell me that your plants like the rainwater better than tap water. live in concord, ken wayne ktvu channel 2 news. >> and as the storms approach, we want to remind you you can get realtime weather updates whenever you want them on ktvu's new weather app. you can also find the la

my father is an herbologist, and we have different blends and lavender, peppermint, ginseng.e it to an herbal red bull. instead of drinking it through your g.i. track. have a few inhales of the ginseng you can feel the energizing. charles: or as they said in my neighborhood, straight to the head. let's talk to the marijuana, the legal medical marijuana thing, that's really where you start to see dollar signs? >> i saw dollar signs, but this is actually a project of passion for me. i myself am allergic to alcohol and gravitated to medical marijuana for injuries and that would be the healthiest ways for people to consume medicines. i don't know any other medicines to smoke or combust and we thought it was safer. >> let me ask you quickly, medical marijuana can't you take a pill form, doesn't have the same effect as doing it like this? >> that's a question good. there's a thc on the market and there's a hundred different c canavanoids. >> you're talking about medicinal purposes. and how do you feel about recreational. you can't guarantee they're using it for medical purposes. do

movement leader betty declared that lesbian rights were a lavender herring. >> guest: okay. well, yes. i went from describing women in one sort of women-only space to the other end of the spectrum. radical women's music festival. this is the link of my work. i'm interested in women's communities on all ends of the spectrum. a history of women's music and acceptable culture which were a dynamic part of the '70, '80s, and '90s. i wrote it, because i was participating by then in women's music festival not being described anywhere else in main stream jock journalism. it gave us the indigo girls and tracy chatman and many other performers who are not household names, and i wanted to document something that i felt was a very important aspect of my culture. i was in graduate school doing women's history but nowhere being introdoesed to the history -- lesbians. i was out and proud at age of 18. i had the impression even in an excellent ph.d. program in women history there were no narrative or history of -- lesbian groups worthy by the time i finished my ph.d. programs students a few

movement leader betty declared that lesbian rights were a lavender herring. >> guest: okay. well, yes. i went from describing women in one sort of women-only space to the other end of the spectrum. radical women's music festival. this is the link of my work. i'm interested in women's communities on all ends of the spectrum. a history of women's music and acceptable culture which were a dynamic part of the '70, '80s, and '90s. i wrote it, because i was participating by then in women's music festival not being described anywhere else in main stream jock journalism. it gave us the indigo girls and tracy chatman and many other performers who are not household names, and i wanted to document something that i felt was a very important aspect of my culture. i was in graduate school doing women's history but nowhere being introdoesed to the history -- lesbians. i was out and proud at age of 18. i had the impression even in an excellent ph.d. program in women history there were no narrative or history of -- lesbian groups worthy by the time i finished my ph.d. programs students a few

. >> i saw your complaint that your lavender hand soap wasn't lav ter enough.on that's just fine. no complaints. >> especially that shower of sensation. got to get me some of that. >> we're going to bring wipes. taking note. >> anybody that has the internet knows that it's throwback thursday. and we've been looking at our favorite olympic-themed movie which there actually are quite a lot. i told you mine is that classic, "cool runnings." what are yours? let's start with miss savannah. >> i couldn't think of that many savannah?vies. >> i couldn't think of that many olympic movies. it's a little cheesy "cutting edge." >> i love this movie. it's such a romantic classic. natalie? >> i'm going back old school 80s, 1981 to be exact, dylan did not know about this movie. i'll be happy to tell her. cue the music. can we all do it, please. it's such a beautiful film, dylan. it won the academy award that year, from the 1924 olympics. >> even though you were born in the 80s, there were movies before our birth. what about yours? >> speaking of the 1980s, my favorite was "mi

movement leader betty ferdinand declared lesbian rights were a lavender herring, a distraction from and an embarrassment for mainstream feminists. >> okay. yes. i went from describing women in one sort of women only space to the other end of the spectrum, radical women's music festivals. this is the link of all my work. i interested in women's communities on all ends of the spectrum. eden built by eve, a history of women's music and festival culture which were a dynamic part of the 70s, 80s and 90s and i wrote it because i was participating by than in women's music festivals that were not being described anywhere else in mainstream rock journalism. this is certainly what gave us melissa etheridge and the indigo girls and tracy chapman and many other performers who are not household names and i wanted to document something that i felt was a very important aspect of my culture. i was in graduate school doing women's history but no where were we being introduced to the history of lesbians and i was out of the crowd at age 18. and i had the impression even in an excellent program in women's

by midnight tonight, this area in the lavender and white, that's the area of the snow moving in, the darker areas, maybe coming down a little bit harder for an hour or two, midnight to 3:00 a.m. by 6:00 a.m., most of the snow will be east of the metro, crossing the bay, heading to the eastern shore, could get rain. by 8: tuesday, it'sa all gone. points south, farther north and west, maybe just an inch or two. near the pennsylvania border, two to thre now danella's looking at problems. you still have one accident so far? >> yes, tom. as far as this accident, this is the outer loop at georgia avenue. still chopper 4 on the scene. you see police also there as a tow truck -- initially one accident, then the second occurred because of the first. as far as delays, though, on the outer loop, just a brief delay as folks make their way passed this accident. other than that, it looks pretty good. your volume's still light. the other thing i'm tracking, this just now in to the first 4 traffic center, a water main break in clinton, maryland. crews are the scene, and it closes woodyard road betwe