should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in san francisco. we have visitors who will say, i never knew this was here and i'm a native san franciscoan. they wonder how long it's been here. when i tell them next year we'll get to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the park, >> hello. welcome to "meet your district supervisor." we are here with supervisor farrell from district2, which includes the marina, pacific heights, st. cliff, and the neighborhoods surrounding the presidio. supervisor farrell started his first term this january, so he is new to the board. we will get to know him and talk about the toughest issues fac

should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to

should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in san francisco. we have visitors who will say, i never knew this was here and i'm a native san franciscoan. they wonder how long it's been here. when i tell them next year we'll get

it doesn't have to be a manicured lawn, but we don't want it to be overgrown weeds. >> there are recent aamendments that say you can't pave over the required landscape area, in the front setback, particularly, planning says you have to maintain a certain portion of that ads landscape area, people have been paving that for more parking and we're starting to tighten up on that, in the city as well. >> okay, let's walk up the street here. okay. we're going to stop up here. and look at this. look at this cute little thing, what kind of tree is this? what are we looking at? >> that's the fruit of the strawberry tree. you can see the fruit t actually looks like a little strawberry and they are are edible, pe but they don't taste like strawberries, they don't taste like much at all actually. >> there's a difference between edible and good. >> that's right. it does not taste like a strawberry, but looks like a strawberry. it is really a great street tree, they don't get huge, a lot of people who have views or who have concerns about maintaining a very large tree, can choose a tree like this, wh

wine cellar and manicured gardens. it was purchased by a tech narn has no plans to move into it. i guess it's just an investment property for him. >> yes. i'm surprised with just five bedrooms. >> me too. >> the ballroom took up all the room. >> coming up if you have a sweet tooth, your wallet might be the next thing to develop a cavity. >> and heavy rains and strong winds rock the sunshine state. >> and folks in the bronx zoo are breathing easier now that they don't have to worry about where one of their deadly cobras is hiding. >> to our north, it's snowing. near the pennsylvania line, that snow is sticking to the trode some degree. so take it easy out there. >> that causing treacherous conditions. we've got a couple incidents to tell you abo >> it's 6:13. it's a friday morning. april one. that means on this case we're not going to fool you. it's raining out there this morning. 39 degrees is the temperature downtown. no fooling. here's the radar this morning. circled the city around the beltway. we have bands of moderate rain shower. southeast of the city to annapolis. north of

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and just walking through the ramps, getting a glimpse of the field and seeing that manicured field, inew then that's what i wanted to do. >> riggelman spent the first seven years after being drafted by the dodgers, trying to make it to the big leagues. during that time, he spent his off seasons back in rockville, organizing impromptu clinics for neighborhood kids. >> just kids in the neighborhood i haven't seen in 25 years. but when i did come across them, yeah, i remember when jim came home, we would go up to civic center or lone oak and hit us a ball and teach us how to ground the ball, catch the ball, things like that. so it's exciting when i see friends that remember jim. >> now jim riggelman has brought his passionate work ethic back home to d.c. just like when he was a kid. his mission is all baseball. and that means winning with the nationals. >> we're going to make this a winner. so i don't want anyone to use the word patience, because i know people get tired of hearing about patient. i don't really want to be patient. you know, that -- you know, the vulture. he's saying patie

several football fields of manicured grass and wild animals in cages leading up to a miniature palace that looked slightly like a wedding cake with different layers. the driveway was big enough for a limousine to execute a u-turn. i was told to wait. the inside of the house appeared to be designed by saudi arabia, a hodgepodge of chris call chandeliers, silk curtains, gold accents, marble. a verse of the holy koran hung on the walls of sharif's receiving room along with photographs of sharif with king abdullah and former remember -- lebanese prime minister. kim, sharif's media handler said, gesturing toward the ground, come. i hopped up and walked toward the living room past two raggedy stuffed lions with rose petals at their feet. so maybe sharif was the lion of punjab. inside the room sharif stood up wearing a ca meese, a navy vest and a natty scarf. he shook my hand and offered me a seat. the sitting room was a study in pink, rose and gold with golden curly cues on various sliding fixtures and couches and crystal vases everywhere. many of the knickknacks were gifts from world leade

it's got meticulous ly manicure gravel.that left, april andrew and edward put cans on the back of the vehicle. there was a drawer liner out of one of the drawers and on written on with lipstick, just married. the chance and the carriage of incredible history taking the bride and groom away. i witnessed the queen. the queen mother, and princess margaret running after the carriage. it's unusual to see our sovereign ever run. >> and it's unusual to see the future sovereign driving. it's very unusual. >> it's also very cool, that car. i mean, the aston martin, db-a rks that says something, too. >> it's david here. i have to tell you in the last 24 hours, i'm struck by how accessible the couple has been, before the wedding, last night, both of them were out, kate middleton, the commoner kate, was waving to the crowd. prince william shaking hands. today, the duke and the duchess, prince william and likely to be called princess catherine. are now in the aston martin. the crowds are still out. almost within reach. it will be, perha

i remember going up to the cemetery overlooking the ocean, and it is so perfectly manicured.ember kneeling down in front of a small heads down -- headstone, and there were three names, three names in a row, the same last name. it turned out it was a father and two sons. as i was walking down looking at i could hear a man that sounded like my father saying, "attention." he was being wheeled across the grass in a wheelchair by his wife. i walked up to him and i said, "thank you, sir. thank you. we owe you so very much." he saluted me, and i saluted him back and said i should be saluting you. he reached back and padded his wife's hand and said, a salute mary. mary is the reason we won. she was building aircraft that helped us be here. talk about an effort where all were in it. i remember coming back to the floor and bob and others began in morning business to reminisce a bit. i stood up and said something which, unfortunately, i say things i believe and sometimes i should not say them. i stood up and said what an honor it was to be with you all, but in view. in view. my generati

>>will: glorious morning there manicuring the lawn. but the fuel they are the defending world champions. they said that they will unveil with the banner at 1245 pin. well they are in billions they have a surprise for us. want to ask them what is the surprise. they said " we will not to tell you now. it'll be quite a spectacle. to bring out some old giants players to have them share in the glory. the giants' biggest fan, is a bone chilling cold and is even colder at 4:35 a.m. when the bucks rolled into san francisco with her lawn chair. just sitting there. she has a ticket to today's game which, like we talk about is already sold it. and get tickets at stepup. it will cost you a lot of money, lot of people inside listening to the radio. not just here at the ballpark everything is clean. it they just unveiled a the world series trophy. the funniest and is led other station was on the table and they moved closer to their talent. you could have seen of the giants brass saying " we made it this far. do not drop it. they stood next to a like

the ball parks are well manicured.elcome to "the early show." i'm rebecca jarvis. >> and i'm russ mitchell. a massive cleanup is under way in the south in the aftermath of the violent storm system that swept through. at least 16 people are now known dead from tornadoes and high winds. it's the deadliest storm of the season to date. cbs news correspondent don teague is in hard-hit clinton, mississippi. and don, we understand you're standing in one of the hardest-hit areas. what's going on this morning? >> well, this is the kind of scene that's repeated all across the southeast this morning, as the cleanup begins. this is a bank, or was a bank, there's not a lot left of it now. the walls are still standing. but you can see it ripped the roof off of it when the tornado came through here. you can see right here, this is the top of pump number five, from the exxon station. that's about 150 yards away. so it was powerful winds that blew through here. in fact storm chasers shot video of the storm that came through here in cli

i remember going up to the cemetery overlooking the ocean, and it is so perfectly manicured. remember kneeling down in front of a small headstone, and there were three names. three names in a row, the same last name. of all other and two sons. as i was squatting down liggett at it, i could hear a man that sound like my father say, ten hut! it was a man in a wheelchair being wheeled across the grass by his three sons and his wife. it looked like hoss cartwright, big boys. and i walked up and said, thank you, thank you, we owe you so very much. and he saluted me. and i saluted him back and i said i should be saluting you. and he said, no, and he had in his wife's hand, salute mary. mary is the reason that we won. mary was building those landing crafts, getting us ready for d- day. he said mary. mary. talk about an effort. everyone was then, all were and. i remember coming back on the floor and bob will remember this, you, howell heflin, john chafee, and others began morning business to reminisce. i stood up and i said something which unfortunately i say things that i believe an

i think they must have manicured every inch of the house hours before this shot.s throughout. in fact, most of the ceilings in each room are a mile high and it makes the rooms look larger. a great shot of the wood burning fireplace. dining room in the back, french doors to the right. it's a spacious house, meticulous which helps in the sale of the house. that's a white cabinet kitchen. the cabinets pop right out. the clutter should be taken from the top of the cabinets but you can see how huge the kitchen is, perfect for a family. out back there is a fenced backyard with a very small -- oh, i forgot that blue dining room. >> they like color on the wall. >> and you know that should be eliminated. it should be painted white. the backyard looks a little bit too plain and should be merchandised a bit and the patio cleaned up to make it look as good as the front of the house. >> in the pacific northwest, >> another great area. northwest, portland, oregon, 339-9. >> when you see this little town house, it looks like a toy house. you have to remember, prices are high, bu

it was so perfectly manicured. i remember kneeling down in front of a small headstone.names in a row with the same last name. it was a father and two sons. as i was squatting down looking at it, i could hear a man that sounded like my father. i turned around. there was a man in a wheelchair being wheeled across the grass by his three sons and his wife. they looked like hoss cartwright's boys. i walked up to him and said, "thank you, we owe you so much." he saluted me. i saluted him back. i said that i should be saluting him. he reached back and padded his wife's hand and said to salute mary because she was the reason we won. she was building the landing craft getting ready for us. mary, mary. talk about an effort where everyone is in, all were in. of will remember this. i remember coming back to the floor, you, hal, danny and others began to reminisce before the morning business. i stood up to say some things. i say things i believe. i said was an honor to be with all of you that i in the view -- envied you. i was 4f and did not serve in the vietnam generation. i said t

should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in san francisco. we have visitors who will say, i never knew this was here and i'm a native san franciscoan. they wonder how long it's been here. when i tell them next year we'll get to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the park,k, good even and welcome. jack hirschman. he has been a poet in san francisco from 2006. his powerful voice set the tone, his latest book, "all that's left". >> my voice is a little untuned. very simply so they are not any question of anxiety or worry. on march 14th, i decided to take an operation on my carotted artery and therefore. i don't want to go