like lincoln park built by the wpa. think of the experiences that people have had and the history which is embodied in them. there is daves tennis stadium. here it is, this was a tournament for inner-city youth. archery at golden gate park. our play grounds. here it is in use today. this is bernal heights park. you can still see the gutters they put in there. this is buena vista parks. this is quezar park. this is mount davidson. look out for the rock. this is on telegraph park. this is stern grove. this is a little known park above candle stick. here's my friend jake, standing by a wall. this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did

. >> obviously we have a rapist in lincoln park, he is climbing in your window ♪ ♪ >> so that video wenttar, made money based off of that video clip. tai you have been through this for the past seven years, what advice would you give these people? >> i think they were right insofar as if you try to create something that is viral, that's not where viral videos come from. you try to be real, authentic, and who you are. and honestly, life is extreme. the twists and turns of human drama and human emotion and who human beings are is already extreme, so i think if you just try to put that out there in a video like youtube or what have you, then you are more likely to find an audience. >> for a lot of folks it's about what comes next, and you guys have had huge success in this area after your 280 million views, deals are being thrown at you right and left, what are some of the things you are considering as a result of the success of this video? >> honestly we haven't been spending a lot of time thinking about it, because we had our show back in norway and we had to work a lot with it, so we're

it shut down the national zoo and lincoln park is open for visitors. almost no one is showing up. >> it's so cold the polar bear is going back in her cave. she came out a couple of inches. >> the runners are weathering the weather, whether they like it or not. >> one of the best comp limits you can give a runner is crazy. >> schools in d.c. and canceled flights in new jersey and left some generally crumpy in new york. >> they jackknifed the semis and overturned cars and others are left spinning their wheels. >> this morning a look at how animals at the national zoo fared in our recent weather. it looked like all fun and games. there is one of the red pantas. you can get out there and see how they enjoy the cold weather. what do you guess the temperature is out here? >> about 35 degrees. it's trarchg will right now with no wind and we are looking at a cloud-sun mix right now. tomorrow it's going to be colder and breezy. it's feeling chilly today. get ready to bundle up more tomorrow. radar is showing a clean sweep and tracking clouds over the area. we w

beyond that the lincoln park zoo, which is free.iendly programs at the art institute. and it's a great destination to visit and it costs a fraction of what you would pay in new york or los angeles. >> and you've got second city. >> that's right. second city. >> you also have detroit on the list. >> yeah. >> how come? >> we're really big on detroit for a few reasons. one, we want to show it some love. bring tourism dollars, always help an economy. two, we're obsessed with the fate of the detroit institute of art. as you've probably been following, too christies just valued its collection at half a billion dollars and that's a minimum. if they wind up having to sell off this collection to underwrite their debt we'll never see those pieces of art again. go now see it. >> and recently read an article on them also. they're getting a lot of attention. >> that npr article talks about the tale of two cities. there's an economic renaissance. these cool gorilla farms now, the project turning der relekt houses into something to look at. weeken

including you don't know jacques and lincoln park after dark. >> very famous. >> what color is that?e of. >> this is so cute. >> and this is from two's company. it's only $20. you get a scented soap along with a ceramic tray. it's great for the people that love home decor. >> so pretty. i love the color. >> it comes prewrapped, essentially. >> prewrapped. you're done. give it a sniff. it's not cake. it's soap. >> i think it's broken. i don't know. >> no, i'll smell it. it's delicious. your nose is broken. and the dish reusable. very petty idea. >> exactly. isn't this great? it's from elle cosmetics. $15, you get 150 different eye shadows. >> and you should not wear them all at the same time. i just want to point that out. >> exactly. you can have a lot of fun with this, josh. your daughter would love that. >> it's like a fender bender potential. she could just paint them all on me. >> great for your beauty junkies. >> will you take a picture if she does? >> yes, i will. it's so beautiful, you just throw a bow on it, and it's ready to give. >> that's great. you can't afford not to hav

in total the aquarium with the brookfield and lincoln park zoos are working to improve survival of 24hreatened or endangered species. >> there's four female and a male at the brooklyn zoo. the goal is to pair them up and rerelease them into the wild. the mexican roof is the biggest predator. if that has taken out of the equation, all the numbers - you get too many rabbits and deer and other things. the whole eco system is ruined. conservation efforts say these have saved large mammals, and famously the american bald eagle. as we look at the 40-year history, we have learnt a great deal, how delicate the balance of nature is, how difficult it can be to rescue an animal on the brink of extinction but we learnt it was possible. so do impart to loss and human disruptions, conservation hopes displaying these will inspire others to protect them. >> so far 31 species have recovered, including the bald eagle, the stellar sea lion and the american alligator. >> changing time to look at how public opinion changed in 2013, creating an america. and paying it forward - the cabby's good deed landed

>> full ton street we observed 15 vehicles parked along the stretch. 2 #shgs lincoln way, clarng ton from 3-0, pennsylvania 4-0. toe land, and 4-0 and industrial area 3-0. >> there is one fan. it looks like at 7th street and 16th street and berry street there were 21 and it's gone down to zero? >> yes. none observed afterwards. >> all right. thank you so much. please continue. i'm sorry, supervisor mar. i didn't see you there. >> thank you. i just wanted to ask mr. yee. i know the mta's conclusion that this was successful is based on observing very few vehicles in those enforced areas, but at least for my district, many residents have communicated to my office, i don't think they have communicated to the mta but it's pushed people on front street and 14th after along presidio boulevard. i think that's the impact. and in determining success that is one question i have is how can you determine success when it pushes people to other spots and in your data of displacement of folks that live in their vehicles. i would like to know from duffy and police captain a little bit more about the

and although a coating of snow in washington, d.c., on tuesday shut down the national zoo, lincoln parkoo is open for visitors. although almost no one is showing up. it's so cold, the polar bear is going back inside of her cave. she only came out a couple inches. the polar bear. in minnesota, runners are weathering the weather, whether they like it or not. >> one of the best compliments you can give a runner is, "you're crazy." >> reporter: out east, snow closed government offices and schools in d.c. canceled flights in new jersey, and left some generally grumpy in new york. >> i hate snow. >> reporter: highways were snarled with jackknifed semis and overturned cars while other were left spinning their wheels. 9 degrees right now with the wind chill. that's probably the high for today. the temperatures are going to start plummeting as the day goes on. the snow stops around 10:00 a.m. 1 to 3 inches. it could get as bad as negative 30 degrees in some areas overnight. savannah? >> cold just thinking about that. thank you very much. >>> now to washington. president obama returned to the whi

lincoln is showing off the all-new mkc. this is a crossover. what's cool about this is the car can park itself automatically. complain about parallel parking? well, don't worry about it, 'cause the car will do it both going into the parking space and coming out of it. look at all that l.e.d. lighting, as well. the lincoln mkc will be on sale in january of 2014. and from audi it's the number-one brand for people under 30 years old, and audi has the a3 and the s3 and a drop-top convertible that's absolutely gorgeous. check out this screen, how thin it is. when it comes up, it will act as a hot spot for eight different wi-fi devices and it has 4g on board. well, you may have heard the term "fuel cell," but what does it really mean? well, hyundai can answer that with this car. this is the hyundai tucson, and it is a fuel-cell vehicle that's been introduced here -- meaning it doesn't run on gasoline. it runs on hydrogen. it doesn't use any fuel at all other than hydrogen to create electricity. they'll lease it to families for about $499 a month within the next year. well, acura has a hybrid, also a pretty environ

number three, lincoln from mountain view, and number four, eastman chemical. number five, menlo park'sr bay wrar companies also making the list, google, gen tech and apple, ebay, and sales force. >> we're also happy to note that nbc universal made the list at number 44. >> that's not too bad. >> it's a darn good place. you know, you -- i'm saying it for some other reason, but it's a great place to work. >> very wise. >>> awards season is underway in hollywood. the screen actors guild released its mom nations today. today it's the golden globes turn. >> a big day, of course. the hole woon foreign press honors the best efforts in both movies and television. 25 categories in all. we get a lock at some of the major nominees. >> seven was the luck where i number as 12 years of slaves and american hustle. that's how many golden globe nomination each film received this morning. among slave's no, ma'am nags are best drama, best director, and best actor. >> it's absolutely, absolutely thrilling. sfwroo we have been boarded by armed pirates. >>> competing with 1 it years of slave will be captain

park. this facility which is part of the city dump is a place where main lincoln tractors -- mainly contractorsry to get rid of materials they don't need. >> they just dump the stuff basically on the floor and the pile that was burning was about 100 yards long by 8 feet tall by 12 feet wide. >> one firefighters heard it split, he was treated on the scene and they are a lot less smokey and should be out here several more hours. they are inside trying to determine exactly what sparked this fire. live in san francisco, i am tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> also happening right now, a winter storm hitting the east coast, another 3 to 6 inches of snow is expected from washington d.c. to boston and that winter storm is affecting flights all over the country, and man net it airport as well. janine dela vega has more on what travelers need to know, january knee. more than several flights were canceled and american airlines today has canceled more than 200 flights nationwide and it is because of the wintery weather. i have been checking the sites which tracks delays and cancellations and

park. this is both sides of sunset and big interest in the community, a lot of opportunity protect, it's a lot of blocks. lincoln way to -- so currently in our analysis supervisor tang has been assisting us with the public. we had a meeting with our public manager and katie tang gave a presentation. rain gardens and there is a water enterprise benefit as well because we are doing fixes to the irrigation system which the water enterprise is paying for. holloway green streets. we have been meeting there with coffee talks and we'll be getting into construction of summer of 2015 of bulb outs. planters and pavements. it's what residents have been supportive. things like safety, lighting, some support from the bicycle coalition, our partner here is dpw as well as mta. we are looking at two separate areas. one is just adjacent to mcler and park and one is a church and we are looking to getting this going by july 15th as well. this is rain gardens and ultimate irrigation. baker beach project is kind of a neat one too. this is talking about all camino del mar. that water runs fast from the golf course to the street and c

park. this is both sides of sunset and big interest in the community, a lot of opportunity protect, it's a lot of blocks. lincoln way to -- so currently in our analysis supervisor tang has been assisting us with the public. we had a meeting with our public manager and katie tang gave a presentation. rain gardens and there is a water enterprise benefit as well

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lincoln division. more than 7100 of its hybrid mkz sedans are being recalled. a sensor may allow the transmission to shift out of park before the brake pedal is pushed. the problem can be fixed with a software upgrade at the dealership. >>> beginning tomorrow bart and muni riders will see an increase in ticket prices. on average bart passengers will pay an extra 19 cents per ride. fares will be going up in 2016, 2018, and 2020. its will generate $125 million to be spent on upgrading the system. muni prices will increase to $15 for a one-day pass. $23 for three days. and $29 for seven days. >>> hundreds of new rules and regulations will go into effect throughout the new year. starting january 1st it will be illegal to manufacture or import 60 and 40-watt lightbulbs. stores will sale existing supplies. its part of a transition to led bulbs which are more emergency efficient. >>> its a mysterious sight that some say is out of this world. an elaborate new crop circle has appeared. this youtube video shows odd bursts of light near the crop circle. its proof that the parkings in this field were created by another life form

for example, in new york city once an organization wanted to stop george lincoln rockwell, a terrible racist, from speaking in a park there, and i had a very difficult time persuading them that that's probably the -- trying to keep him from being licensed to speak is probably the best way to give him a big audience. why not just ignore him? and the same thing with books. you know, sometimes i know authors can't get any better advertisement than somebody trying to keep their books off the shelves. but when it does happen -- and it does happen frequently -- we're really talking about one of the most dangerous robs in our culture -- problems in our culture, and it is the stifling of ideas and taken to the extreme in nazi germany when they burn books, we see where that goes. so my excerpt isn't as delightful as the last one. it concerns the problems of war, and it comes from a book almost 100 years old about war, "all quiet on the western front." before going over to see -- [inaudible] we pack up his things. he will need them on the way back. in the dressing room station, there is great activity. it reeks as ever of car

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