was now a great burden on james deering's heirs and beloved nieces, barbara deering danielson and marioneering mccormick. although they felt a great affection towards their uncle's home, there was immense responsibility to be assumed with the repair and upkeep of the 180 acre property. vizcaya quickly became an expensive white elephant as the great depression loomed and priorities shifted. >> it became evident to the two sisters that for vizcaya to survive, it would have to adapt to changing times. in the early '30s, they invited paul chalfin back in an effort to return the battered estate to it original brilliance and with the help of chauncey mccormick, marion's husband they prepared vizcaya for public life. >> if you think about the sisters, they have a huge responsibility now, and i also think they had a sense of stewardship that it was also a really powerful vision about place. and so the combination of their sense of conservation and stewardship and philanthropy and the conditions of the climate and place brought together the possibility of vizcaya being opened to the public. >> th

. >> the search is underway in san francisco for wahl node marion county teacher went missing after leading a mysterious message on her classroom confusio debra " think you ever one " and near by towns. she had written on a blackboard, thank you, everyone. and this is where an era where she likes to hike after investigators looked through golden gate park. christine connolly has the latest on the search. >> police are searching to golden gate park on bicycles and on foot and with that of fliers like this one. her picture, that says missing persons at risk. deborah schmidt. the reason why this was brought is because she had told a friend that she might be interested in staying in san francisco. possibly inside golden gate park. and areas like this one better off the beaten path. some video of the san francisco police officer that had her picture. and to the homeless encampment. see if anybody had seen her or any information. this officer was not alone. with all other departments from the police department with plain clothes trying to find this woman. and this is as one of the leak of their f

hi said to marion, she runs treasure island. she had great connections in washington d.c. as the housing director. she is very kind to serve again on the housing authority. henry, look out. that is the director. to mark keller, mark is here. where is he? there you are. a great guy. does so much good work and a great friend of all of ours. wel-known. i don't know what we were thinking. jose had a conflict. if you want to know what's going on, lean over, ask a friend. [laughter] >> juvenile policy commission. suzie has her work cut out ofor her but is -- for her but is outstanding. you will take this task. to paige oeratta, formerly page barry. nobody is more committed to the city. ginsberg would say that this would bring a breath of fresh air. this commission is getting into the next level. i am very happy that she was wanting to do this. the people in this city are going to be well served by this appointment. [applause] steven lee and nattie ramirez, thank you for being reappointed to the relocation appeals court. there are a lot of relocations and appeals. some projects -

i remember when marion anderson would sing, my grandmother made us be quiet and respectful before greatness. every once in a while a neighbor would come by and would excuse herself and come out with a pitcher of lemonade or ice tea. she had those tea cakes that i loved. most of the time children would say go on and play. you wouldn't listen to grown up's conversation. at that point we were all welcome. the stories were layered. seniors got something that the young parents and fathers learned, then teenagers and little ones. we all got something out of the story. they were layered. i try to do that in my writing. i try to layer so that the reader who is sharing the story with the young person will get something out of it or see something they can learn from as well. my mother loved to do poetry. i would sit in the hallow of her arm and begin resiting dunbar poetry. [inaudible] you as dirty as me. look at that mouth. him being so sweet and sticky, goodness. i would say momma, do it again, please. i would beg her to do it again, she would say, no, go to bed, now. i grew up listening to dunbar

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while we continue to look to the neighbors to the north and look at the contract marion struck with their supplier as a guide post moving forward, balances, what's commercially feasible with the interest of san franciscoans in particular. we're really interested in trying to get the program rolling and give san francisco residents and citizens a choice about their electric supply and their ability to choose a greener future. commissioners, in your packet you do have some materials that outline my remarks today and i will be speaking from those today. i will use the overhead for that. i will skip the first line because it just says who i am and what day it is. the first key thing to note is we did get responses from major players of the industry but no firm responded to our request for proposal to provide high level renewable along to no risk to the city at lower cost than what pg&e currently charges. so given those realities we have two ways forward. we can move forward with direct negotiations or we can work on developing the program entirely in house. we discussed both at length here at

childhood friends marion djokovic predicted try tunick tussle in their final on sunday. break ups man united have to come from a goal down to beat league one side to southampton. the first newly crowned australian open champion kim clijsters says coming from a set down made her victory even sweeter the belgian be china's lean r.t. sets the one to claim the trophy for the first time and what could be her last season alina had beaten classes just two weeks before the sydney international look ready to cause another upset in melbourne even though she suffered an early break of serve she kept her cool and a spectacular cross court forehand clinched the first set six three of the two exchanged breaks twice yearly in the second and lee now pulled herself in front three two but it was all clijsters after that the belgian unleashing a barrage of ground strokes to keep her opponent running all over the court third seed prices reeled off seven straight games to take the second set six three before taking the decider by the same scoreline thank you reasons for the prize to celebrat

when you combine that with an equal sized light well to 45 boyd's street by marion them together -- like welt to 45 lloyd street by -- light well to 45 lloyd street by marrying them together. mr. denuncio per person on the other side of the building. we were told that they would not produce any three-story study, nor any studies that did not require a variance. as such, the resulting schematic plans in our brief are dated december 12, 2010. they show a three story building with 9.5 ft. floors. unless you put 2 feet of structure between each of those floors, you would get many more than 7.6 foot ceiling height. the 25 feet is measured from the midpoint of the sidewalk in the street. when you go down 4 feet to the back of the law, it allows you to have a 29 foot high building. the neighbors would go to 31 feet, allowing more than 9 foot ceilings on each floor. ceilings on each floor. but what the neighbors do not

when you combine that with an equal sized light well to 45 boyd's street by marion them together -- like welt to 45 lloyd street by -- light well to 45 lloyd street by marrying them together. mr. denuncio per person on the other side of the building. we were told that they would not produce any three-story study, nor any studies that did not require a variance. as such,

shawn marion, the matrix. 21 of his 25 game in the first half.later in the quarter, thunder up nine. durant with the steal. and then, the finish. he had 28 points. thunder end up winning it, 99-95. >>> to the ice. tuukka rask and the bruins hosting the wild. second period, game tied at 1-1. rask, makes a beautiful save, denying martin havlat. game still tied at 1-1. early third, clutterbuck intercepts it. and he will score. savard clears it away right in the stick of clutterbuck. 12th for him. wild end up winning 3-1. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. now, back to new york. >>> a washington state man is still in a state of shock, as he enjoys one of the biggest paydays ever. >> jim mccullar stepped forward to claim his part of the staggering $380 million megamillions jackpot. diana alvear has the details. >> reporter: mike and vinita, good morning. i bought $12 worth of megamillions tickets. and i won, hmm, nothing. even using the birth days of my loved ones. the problem is, i should have used the birth days of the mccullars, who are

including the united states penitentiary at marion, the first super federal max. that is on a marijuana convention. -- conviction. i spent most of my time in solitary confinement. you do not know this, but if you plead not duty and you get a jury trial and then you have an appellate case, you go directly to solitary confinement. were you do not have access to the law library. you do not have access to your attorneys. i spent most of my time in federal prison in solitary confinement because i had an appellate case. if you do not know this. when i came out of federal prison, i went to graduate school, directly into graduate school. my first semester in grad school as a master student, i remember the chair of the department asked me if i could teach criminology. i said, "sure." [laughter] the first day i taught class at the university of wisconsin, i had 500 students and an entire front row were milwaukee police officers. i told them that i just got a federal prison. they looked at me, and i said, "we are going to have a good time." [laughter] hey, it is real. that i

cause five thousand black birds to have a liquefied insides that's what the fish and wildlife bet marion sad they've never seen anything like it now we're seeing the same polarization of the insides of black birds they are dad when they hit the ground they are dying in the night while they're roosting in trees but then one hundred thousand dead fish. that seem to have opened the floodgates i think the media by and large not a portion are actually underestimating how serious it is so i believe you have multiple causes but basically i mean that the entire planet is an uproar that we have a toxic release of gases and changes in the oceanic currents of the entire erp system is no destructive for those not very impressed with the scientific explanation and there's always the religious one fanatic blogger. have once again started flooding the world wide web with end of days posts and the international media storm free news during the slow post christmas month of january is having a field day and you are calling sooner rather than later. you could not even get down the road without running over

out for in the future russian investing is rango hundred forty six in the world but still top of marion bartoli the fifteenth seed and there's also a name there were more familiar with a russian spent on the business of sheets through after beating around. justin and then next and then setting up the tie after a straight sets triumph over britain's elena baltacha the belgian breaking shit in the very first game and hardly had to break a sweat after that all day and then expects a tougher time from the russian in the. course of. even though she has been a little more in trouble the last. maybe year or two years i think. i think she remains a great player. physically she has a lot of qualities big forehand great so. i know i'll have to be at my best to win that one. also making the third round the world number one can i mostly at the dane is still hunting for her first grand slam title and wasted little time in nothing other straight sets win over than you came. to really good player can beat anyone on a good day. again by the way ours look at the thing fly and just take one match to time

marion jones moved from big city san diego to a small arizona desert community when her husband retiredat society pretty much saved my life when i moved from california to arizona. i didn't know anybody at all, and now i have so many friends. >> reporter: annette pope of british columbia, canada, is in the sandwich generation, caring for an aging in-law and a daughter with special needs. >> if you just sit at home and feel sorry for yourself, that's no good. i mean, you've got to get out and you've got to laugh. >> (laughter). >> reporter: the original mad hatter and founder, sue ellen cooper, was inspired by this 1961 poem, "warning," about a woman who vows to do her own thing when she gets older. >> i don't feel old and i'm not done and i'm not dead. >> couric: you started a women's movement. >> i did. >> reporter: while it's a movement that not everyone understands, the red hat society now has 70,000 members, 20,000 chapters in 26 countries, all coordinated from hatquarters in fullerton, california. >> every club is different. some like teas, some like to go to the theater. any woman

into chicago and they sure did their part there in the third quarter manning from the baseline to marion manning him and that's the giants longest scoring pie all season because manning and goes all the way to put them right now but the redskins showed they can might learn he plays as well backup quarterback rex grossman the sixty four yard touchdown delivery and the armstrong washington within a field goal with the giants. the clock called only for the win but it was bittersweet because green bay. and crowd in six final playoff spot in the end that saved. time playing both communities were another team hoping to win and hope. another of those right up against the saying sea really on looking strong and hoping to get the number one seemed to see that the game turned around when to use bumble the pool three yards from the ends i understand dan hill to the defending champs in their own just freeman three two touchdowns that one of them put the bucs up and. however then six tampa still whole sure success by the giants and the packers one meg this is the playoff picture indianapolis the reg

into chicago and they sure did their part there in the third quarter manning from the baseline to marion manning him and that st john's longest scoring pie all season because manning and goes all the way to put them. but the redskins showed they can my lonely plays as well backup quarterback rex grossman a sixty four yard touchdown delivery and yards from washington within a field goal with the giants. the clock called only for the win but it was bittersweet because green bay is in the crowd in sixth final playoff spot in the n.f.c. for a. time playing the communities were another team hoping to win and hoping. right up against the saints he really on looking strong and hoping to get the number one seed to the n.f.c. but the game turned around when q. fumble the ball three yards from the end zone running jenny dan hill to the defending champs in their own just freeman three two touchdowns that one of them put the bucs up by ten in record however sticks tampa still whole sure it's by the giants and the packers one leg this is the playoff picture indianapolis the reg guests in the wild car

would slip up at home to chicago and they sure did that third quarter manning from the baseline to marion manning him and thus the giants longest scoring season because manning in a way to put him ten up but the redskins showed they can make long plays as well buck up forty five rex grossman a sixty four yard touchdown delivery to anthony on stormtrooper washington we're going to feel go. for the giants were able to call on hold on for the win but it was bittersweet because going by the tasman got their six final playoff spot in the n.f.c. for. the tampa bay buccaneers were another team hoping to win and hyping of the result was right they were up against the saying see only on we're looking strong and i think you get the number one seed in the n.f.c. but the gang turns around one. of the pool three yards from the enzyme and it was downhill for the defending champs from there josh freeman in two touchdowns it's one of them but the bucs up by ten in the fourth however ten and six tampa still full shoulders by the giants and the packers one meg games. this is the playoff picture indianapoli

corolla making it ideal as a snappy runaround or a had turning hobby emotion courts could decide marion man bought one his house is on one side of the linda river his body out on the other he said i'm so lazy to travel over with gary is it so easy for both of us to shoot when mom called me and asked whether we can add a trailer with two beds and a hatch inside the cockpit for fishing on the ice. garry's was designed in the town of g. cough ski ham to russia's annual international asho and by former avocation engineers not surprising than it has a lot in common with its weened brothers some of them is paid and it features a great handling and improve safety is going to very strong rollcage even if you capsize are you going to get is lots of adrenalin we're thinking about installing an airbag another bit of know how is the propeller that's mounted up front or it's covered so there's no chance of a scarf getting into it and dragging its owner into the blades besides it's warm and dry in that. there are currently only four gary says in the world but soon its creators say it could become tha

i indicated my dollars above their sex because i calculate their chances of marion a blockade at 8-1. so we better do this. i don't they he was really influenced. he thought they were yankees. to him that was an exotic species. he admired abigail adams. he wrote in a very touching letter. at the end he says i remember meeting her. with sally had means long after the whole scandal. the horrible things that jefferson had caused the journalists to write about john adams. you know, i never thought that i would be writing you a letter because we are so estranged. my heart goes out to you because i remember pauli's so well, and i remember meeting her under circumstances most peculiar. she is reminding him. >> was sally handlings common knowledge? >> oh, yes. this is the first great american presidential sex scandal. when he was in the white house, 1804, he had to run for reelection. 893 there starts to be an inkling of, our president is involved with somebody. then there is this journalist named james thompson calendar. an english radical who had been jeffersons creature. jefferson had been

not since judge wapner gave way to marion millian has there been this much anticipation for a gavel-passingy cordial and friendly handing over, essentially handing over her job, but boehner showed almost right away he means business. >> i now pass this gavel and the sacred trust that goes with it to the new speaker. god bless you, speaker boehner. [ laughter ] unsportsmanlike conduct is what that is. you know what, i think -- [ cheers and applause ] i think they might just be crazy enough to make it, those two. we're not the only country with political squabbles. newly released wikileaks documents, which are apparently still coming out, though this guy is, i don't know where, claim mahmoud ahmadinejad was slapped in the face after he suggested lifting government sanctions on the press in 2009. you know, they don't let the press report anything they don't want reported over there. and according to a diplomatic cable the head of the revolutionary guard was so angry, he slapped him. it's like a three stooges movie over there. this is what we're afraid of? ahmadinejad today said that never happ

we sent a lot of cheyennes and arap hoe to florida, fort marion in augustine, florida, in 1875. after the end of the apache wars, we spent yes geronimo the. they let him come back piecemeal, one little step at a time, eventually got to oklahoma where he, where he died. never got back to arizona. but that's what they planned to do with crazy horse. and things turned out another way. and he was killed. there's one last question i'll just raise and we'll try and answer it. i've spent this long book, essentially, trying to answer that question. why did crazy horse let them kill him? here you've got a guy with a well deserved reputation as a warrior and a combatant and somebody quick to defend himself and with a gift for rapid movement and rapid response. and in the last 36 hours of his life the army made it apparent over and over again in explicit ways that whatever promises they had given him in the past were gone. but crazy horse did not respond like a man in danger. and on the last day of his life he rode back to fort robinson where he was fatally wounded in the evening by a guar