. -- nursery specialists. this is a tremendous and generous and visionary gift. we would encourage you to support this gift in place to improve the botanical garden. thank you. >> i know that some of the residents around the botanical garden, arboretum, have said they are looking at the golden gate park and recreation and park code that no building or structure can be erected in larger expanded in golden gate park unless such action has been approved by a two-thirds vote of the board of supervisors. this is a nursery, but there are other abuses that might be seen as non-nursery -- other uses that might be seen as non-nurse ry use. >> i believe we are in full compliance. the intent of the nursery is to replace the temporary facilities that are half a century old. the function of it is to support the propagation efforts. as with the entire arboretum property, it is as much an outdoor classroom. we do hope, though, inside the greenhouse is and see what activities go on to support the world-class collection that w

the nursery over replace the existing nursery, which has become run down and is always intended as a temporary facility. this new nursery will become the hub. all uses of the nursery you'll be to for the mission and purpose of the botanical gardens, including cultivating support for the botanical garden and the bond between people and plants. the tremendous support for schools and children's learning has been a wonder to see and observed at the arboretum as well. the nursery will be jointly used for the san francisco botanical garden societies staff. i know how hard they work. as well as restaurants with a shower and emergency eyewash station, and space for meetings related to gardening operations and for horticultural reference materials. before construction of the nursery begins, the society and the recreation and parks department will enter into a lease agreement that incorporates these understandings. it would replace the existing nurse facilities, which were built many years ago and provide extremely substandard working conditions. on november 29, 2011, the planning department i

we found a new nursery fits perfectly with the park's master plan. enhance the educational opportunities for the over to a dozen students visiting the garden each year and greatly enhance the collection of plants for further agricultural uses. the new nursery locations allays the potential to static impacts in the parks. on a personal note, as a former botanical garden volunteer and avid horticulturalist, this proposed nursery is sorely needed. i witnessed firsthand the conditions that the is and gardeners do their best to promote the jobs in the existing nursery, and i wholeheartedly recommend that this construction move forward. i hope that you can go ahead and support this today. thank you. commissioner buell: thank you. >> anyone else who would like to comment on the consent calendar? seeing none, this item is closed. commissioners? commissioner buell: mr. denver? >> i wanted to extend our profound thanks to the san francisco party alliance, which was previously the san francisco parks trust and the council. they came together, and the partnershi

nursery owner arrives in style. >> just over there. >> translator: this is my nursery. as far as you can see. it's 40 hectors big. >> reporter: he used to produce a kind of hedge and now it's mainly cherry trees. in recent years, the price has risen sharply. last year, he netted about $150,000 in profits. this year, he expects to sell 88,000 young cherry trees, 60% more than last year. it's no wonder he can afford three cars and three homes. >> translator: cherry trees have given me a better life and filled my wallet. other cities have joined shanghai in holding similar festivals. cherry blossoms are now becoming china's new symbol of spring. "nhk world," shanghai. >>> and sayaka morrie is mori with weather. >> thunderstorms, gusty wind and even hail is possible. most of the precipitation should be gone quite quickly so dry conditions will come back from tonight. tomorrow, things will get better than today but light showers expected along the pacific coast in the afternoon hours. meanwhile, the korean peninsula and northern half of china will stay dry under a high press

nursery owner arrives in style. >> translator: this is my nursery. as far as you can see. it's 40 hectares big. >> reporter: he used to produce a kind of box wood for hedges. now it is mainly cherry trees. in recent years, the price has risen sharply. last year, he netted about $150,000 in profits. this year he expects to sell 80,000 young cherry trees, 60% more than last year. it is no wonder that he can afford three cars and three phones. >> translator: cherry trees have given me a better life. and filled my wallet. >> reporter: other cities like guangzhou and chongqing have joined shanghai in holding similar festivals. and cherry blossoms are now become china's new symbol of spring. mari yamada, nhk world, shanghai. >>> most of the rain is gone in central tokyo. but more precipitation south of japan. mai shoji with the details. mai? >> yes, gene, that's right. in southeastern china, as we speak, stormy weather is targeting the area. and we're talking about very heavy rain accumulation. for the past few days we have been seeing heavy ongoing rainfall in the southeastern

i am here to express my support for the nursery. it takes about five minutes of a tour of the old nursery to know that these guys are working in lousy circumstances. it is amazing. we have been all ontours, we have seen the plans. they have done it out reached to the neighborhoods. i am comfortable with the plans and the changes that have been made after community employed. i encourage you to vote to approve this project. >> thank you any other public testimony? public comment is closed. colleagues, if there are no comments, can we move this forward with a positive recommendation? thank you, everyone. >> there is item 3, 4, and 5. item number three, a hearing on the reports of foreclosure in california. item #4 hearing on strategies, policies, administrative actions and other potential steps to address the foreclosure crisis. item #5, resolution supporting foreclosure activities. >> thank you. i know we are waiting for supervisors to arrive. here is supervisor avalos. this hearing yvonne's on foreclosures in california. how is int -

a lot of nursery websites. take a look at the centers. >> you can tell.f you have a plot on your land, you can tell where the utilities are. do not plant a lot of stuff over that anyway. it might be inconvenient for gardening, but as far as to have to work on the lines, that is not a good idea. >> we like to maintain ways that will be easy for us to get into if there were an emergency situation. >> you do stand a chance of getting all tangled up in those lines. phone or cable companies or heaven forbid, the power company under or over. thank you for joining us this morning and warning us about the overhead lines or the underground lines. that is a big hole. >> i will be i811. -- calling 811. qnexa now, we will have more tips about how to keep your garden growing and safe. >> it was john in the klum game. the electric pipe, in the library. hours of code is 21211 or go to wbaltv.com. >> to is making a joke. 59 degrees at tv hill. coming up, a milestone. 100 healthy restaurants in howard county. the county is here to explain what that means for your diet. >>

>> we bought a honey success cull home from the nursery -- honeysuckle home from the nursery and within an hour there were bees. [ talking over each other ] >> i'll let mike continue. >> i have a graphic to show how warm it has been in some of our official reporting stations. around your house or car it may have been warm they are is officially the temperatures we've had so far this year warmest santa rosa february 22nd. livermore on the same time so did concord and napa, 79, 78 and 78 same day san jose 77, two days later san francisco 72 march 4th, oakland hit 74. we will surpass all these temperatures starting tomorrow and through the weekend. here's one of the reasons why gorgeous outside, a lot of sunshine out there as we look down from mount tamalpais this morning hazy, that's more moisture than pollution. upper 50s now san francisco and oakland low to mid 60s for the rest of us. as you look at -- temperature will hit near 70 this afternoon. upper 50s santa cruz and monterey. our highlights high clouds, sun, warming trend, 80s possible away from the coast tomorrow, friday, saturday

>> we bought a honey success cull home from the nursery -- honeysuckle home from the nursery and within an hour there were bees. [ talking over each other ] >> i'll let mike continue. >> i have a graphic to show how warm it has been in some of our official reporting stations. around your house or car it may have been warm they are is officially the temperatures we've had so far this year warmest santa rosa february 22nd. livermore on the same time so did concord and napa, 79, 78 and 78 same day san jose 77, two days later san francisco 72 march 4th, oakland hit 74. we will surpass all these temperatures starting tomorrow and through the weekend. here's one of the reasons why gorgeous outside, a lot of sunshine out there as we look down from mount tamalpais this morning hazy, that's more moisture than pollution. upper 50s now san francisco and oakland low to mid 60s for the rest of us. as you look at -- temperature will hit near 70 this afternoon. upper 50s santa cruz and monterey. our highlights high clouds, sun, warming trend, 80s possible away from the coast tomorrow, friday, saturday

vandals came into the nursery in the community garden. >> at candlestick park cursory months of volunteer work was destroyed, up from plants, >> to the tune of $15,000. >> things that we have been working on for months. approximately 5000 plants being destroyed. in those plans are slated to go into the wetland restoration project. >> it is like killing babies. these were baby clams. there are a couple of them laughed but we did the best we could to clean up the area. >> and washington is a member of a collaboration that is trying to make sense of this senseless destruction. >> this is how i found it, a hot house was literally trashed. but assumes that belong to the organization got here and got to work. >> we slept, we watered things and reorganize this. >> 20 students were enroute to another project but king instead to save the day. the plants were being grown for restoration in the yosemite but tense. >> when i found out about the nursery being vandalized, the teachers were able to just call us and say " we will go to the nursery ". >> although they did a great job cleaning it up, the p

joanne: let's look at the interaction in this nursery. what do you see happening here that maximizes communication between caregiver and child? okey-doke. oh, there you go. there you go. did you notice how the caregiver used a simple, routine task like diaper-changing as a time to really focus on the baby? did you notice how the infant responded to both the caregiver's chatting and actions? and did you see how carefully she allowed time for the baby to respond to her? here are some other tips for how to handle routine care in the nursery. while keeping routines reasonably predictable, let's feed, put to nap, and change our infants as needed and not as dictated solely by a schedule. hold each baby during bottle-feeding rather than leave a baby sitting or lying alone to fend for himself with a propped-up bottle. cuddling babies while feeding is important because babies need to be nurtured in spirit while being nurtured in body. sanitizing measures and hand-washing are essential before and after feeding, diapering, and toileting. follow stri

i walked into the nursery, kissed him bye and walked out in shackles. >> and the pressures of servingy. >> my mother is currently in here with me. we have the same sentences. >> she sat down and she said, hey, mom, this is tanya. this is my girlfriend. i was like, excuse me? ♪ ♪ and i never thought i'd feel this way ♪ ♪ the way i feel about you [ male announcer ] it's time to clean out your garage for a car that's worthy of being the 2012 motor trend car of the year. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. ♪ it must be love ♪ love, love omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. ♪ [ camera clicks ] ♪ it's hard to resist the craveable nature of a nature valley sweet & salty nut bar. cuban it's hard to resist the craveable nature ca jun raw seafood

the speech continued down towards west nursery road. a little buildup in volume. -- the speech continued down towards west nursery road. those alternates have been working for folks. a smooth ride on the alternates and here on the j.f.x. this is the harrisburg expressway. problem free all the way down to the beltway at this hour. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. we're moving along nicely right now. light rail and metro subway on schedule. marc trains on schedule on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. the 22 bus has a diversion because of construction. light rail is the answer to avoid potential delays on the j.f.x. visit www.mta.maryland.gov for service information. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. good morning. the big story will be the change in the temperatures. upper 50's and low 60's today. take a jacket with you. low pressure is passing south of us and that will give us a slight chance

the nonprofit is giving $14 million to upgrade the outdated nursery at the arboretum. the board of supervisors voted to accept the gift with the $14 million the new nursery should be able to maintain and expand plant propagation. >>> at 10:45 tonight, parts of golden state park now off limits to dogs. the clashes prompting the order. >>> dangerous toxins where you >>> occupy oakland turns 6 months old tonight and its supporters turned out to celebrate the milestone. patty lee shows us how the movement looks different now than when it began. >> reporter: spontaneous speeches and free foods marked the sixth month anniversary of occupy oakland. >> we talked to the winter, i feel like everyone is still engaged. >> we're here on the first night of october 10th. it was raining as well. >> reporter: six nights ago, hundreds of people braved the rain and about 100 people showed up. >> there's more people than we expected. >> reporter: it's not an indication support or quitment is lingering. >> there's a lot of things going on, not necessarily here in the park. >> it may not go

we knew our family had this chain of nurseries from mexico. i never understood because my father would change tg subject when his name came up. our grandfather was an orchardist at the turn of the century. >> which you hadn't even known. >> i didn't know it until i discovered this at the archive when i was trying to page through all of these things. then i discovered an obituary that had been written about our grandfather when he died when we were much to young to remember him. it was very, very long in the texas at the time. it detailed every, all the rare plants, specimen plants, horticultural, introducing them to texas. i was so excited about all of this. i used to say to my brother, this apple thing, you have gotten from your grandfather who had a reverence. he would say that is ridiculous. when my brother announced he was going to give up his life as a trial lawyer to be an apple orchardist. my father said i have one thing to say, jews don't farm. but they did. his father clearly did. >> just to wind up, then, what are you working on next

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open, classes scaled back since the raid by federal officials monday his dispensaries also open, but nursery is closed after agents confiscated his plants. lee was detained, never arrested. he's transfering his remaining businesses to new operators but will remain an outspoken pot legalization advocate. >>> president obama is warning the u.s. job market will still face ups and downs after the labor department released the march jobs report this morning. that shows the unemployment rate dipped to 8.2% from february. it also says employers added just 120,000 jobs last month. down from the more than 200,000 jobs the economy added in each of the previous three months. that means the unemployment rate is likely -- dip is likely due to a high number of americans who have stopped looking for work. >> president obama addressed women and the economy in a forum at the white house today. he told participants that the nation's economic problems won't truly be solved until the glass ceiling is shattered and women are recognized as a driving force in the economy. he said this is a personal matter for him.

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around, actually, harford county to begin. 165 at greer nursery road. you definitely want to avoid the area. all lanes are blocked off. take route 43 or 543 as well. park heights avenue, at fall staff road. hillen road at windmere. also, kirk avenue at mont pelar street. your delays stretch from york road to charles street. expect about 15 minute toss get through. and -- minutes to get through. and another 15-minute delay from 70 to security boulevard. let's take a live look. you can see, construction still affecting traffic there. in the northbound direction, just a minor delay. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know have suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm. or visit them online at cochranfirm.com for your free consultation. back to you. >> thank you very much, kristy. >>> singer katie -- katy perry creates a buzz online. she asked the 24-year-old midshipman to come on stage. and gave him a big kiss. actually, i think he kissed her. this is now getting special attention. >> it was sweet that sh

after the attack on the nursery at the demonstration ended of plants volunteers at candlestick point park feel the support of the community. vandals broke in on earth today overturned 5000 plants and smash tools and damage garden beds. the group and by coroner's jury has received help from city college of san francisco, pg&e and others. a mega millions lottery ticket in the east bay a ticket bought in danville matched five of the six numbers on your screen. missing only the mega number it is worth over $300,000. tuesdays and drawing will be worth $102 million. let's check in with elizabeth and the forecast. >>> were in a dry weather pattern and a bed of a warm up for tomorrow. and then a cool down. outside and look at the golden gate bridge everything looks good outside. my out in some spots. mid-70s in livermore and chillier in san francisco in the lower 60s. for tonight, will keep things strike, clouds will golan especially along the coast and day. upper 40's too low 50s. across the bay area. tomorrow sunshine and a little warmer. sunshine and warm temps especially at the end and s

open, classes scaled back since the raid by federal officials monday his dispensaries also open, but nursery is closed after agents confiscated his plants. lee was detained, never arrested. he's transfering his remaining businesses to new operators but will remain an outspoken pot legalization advocate. >>> president obama is warning the u.s. job market will still face ups and downs after the labor department released the march jobs report this morning. that shows the unemployment rate dipped to 8.2% from february. it also says employers added just 120,000 jobs last month. down from the more than 200,000 jobs the economy added in each of the previous three months. that means the unemployment rate is likely -- dip is likely due to a high number of americans who have stopped looking for work. >> president obama addressed women and the economy in a forum at the white house today. he told participants that the nation's economic problems won't truly be solved until the glass ceiling is shattered and women are recognized as a driving force in the economy. he said this is a personal matter for him.

traveling on bw parkway, we have lifted all of that construction at nursery road. all lanes are open northbound and southbounds as you make your way to 695. >>> good morning, everyone. we are breezy, gusts throughout the day, up to 25 miles an hour. we have a little busy day on tap for us. we will get plenty of sunshine but it's going to get gusty. sustained winds 5- 15 miles per hour. el 8 in baltimore, we do have a windchill, it is feeling cold this morning, you need to bundle up. feels like 30 in frederick and 32 winchester. 32 easton. freezing and 36 in baltimore this morning, you need the coat as you head out and about. satellite and radar, not picking up on anything. temperatures are able to drop off, if those winds weren't picking up, it would be colder. it would feel like we were in the 20s. high pressure is going to do its things that winds come in from the north with the dry weather with the winds, we have enhanced fire threat out there. be prepared for that. we can see at all wet weather is squelched to the south, carolinas, showers throughout the day. s

of overnight work crews, especially if you are traveling on the bw parkway, south of the beltway, nursery road, blocking a lane, northbound and southbound, maybe a brief tap of the brakes there. we are looking good on 295, north of the city, if you are traveling i-95, topside of the beltway, here is what you will find, off in the direction heading towards towson, 695, bel air, light volume, moving without delays, if you are making the drive from the eastern shore this morning, a live look at u.s. 50 and sandy point. the crews already out of there, you are moving well with all lanes open. >>> this morning, we are getting a rare look at one of the first edition king james bibles to be published. the 1611 bible is on loan to stevenson university from the bible society. there are 175 left in the world. they can sell for up to 6 figures. historic bible is part of the collection on display beginning in a week from tonight. >>> the country's smallest town has been sold. we will tell you how much the town of beaufort went for and who the new owners are. china's largest airport wants to grow bigge

>> yes. >> reporter: let's talk about the nursery. >> for the nursery retried to create a space that's traditional in its bones, but exuberant with the fabrics and the artwork we've used. the butterflies, which respond to sound and movement. >> reporter: we're making our way to ali mann, yet another designer and she did the bathroom on the far end. tell me what you were thinking and if there was one tip you would give someone doing a room in their house. >> sure. don't be afraid of color. >> reporter: don't be afraid of color and don't be afraid of patterns. >> exactly, exactly. the stripe adds fun to the space. >> reporter: this year's design house is in spring valley, and opens this saturday. we're getting a sneak peek today. it's open every day except on mondays. they're not open mondays. tickets are $20. you can get them online or at the door and it runs through may 13th. we have more designers coming up in our next hour. you look like you should be in a magazine there. you look wonderful. back to you in the studio. >> and i look like i need to be living in that house. yet i am n

here is the future friends of potrero hill nursery school that julie jackson design. this is a substantial amount of open space. and that is what is being and that is what is being constructed right now.

now others have taken over -- he's leased out the nursery and the stables.ecades, his aim as been public spirited, ecological and sustainable farming. >> now at age 50, i've collected quite a lot of experience in this area which i value very much. i'm no newcomer in organic farming. if you count what my parents passed on to me, i can look back on 50 years of development in organic farming. and that's an incredible storehouse you can use to evaluate new developments and put together new strategies. >> hiß is also developing a reputation in the region. winegrower andreas dilger went to hiß for help in tapping into new marketing potential for his wines. christian hiß wants everyone to be able to live and live well from their labors. he concerns himself with economic ethics and has completed a correspondence course in social business financing. he offers seminars around the country and has no problem with the idea of starting over again somewhere else -- not just anywhere, but only where there's a job to do -- where people can use an initiative like regionalwert

here is the future friends of potrero hill nursery school that julie jackson design. this is a substantial amount of open space. and that is what is being constructed right now. it is very small. less than 300 square feet. it does not get a lot of sunlight because there are taller buildings on either side including the subject space. not not only to rotate them throughout the entire day, this is what you rotate them into. the other point is as much as i don't want to disagree

continue to place over 55% of individuals and connect them with jobs in small companies such as sunborn nursery and other nonprofits and with retailers such as lowe's and walgreens. we will be unmatched. we have outgrown our space which has been dilapidated for many years as many of you know. it is time for us to be allowed to provide quality services in quality facilities. i believe we have a total of five minutes. i want to allow our director of operations and some of our young people to come up and speak. >> good evening. it is tough to follow that up. i am the director of operations for the young community developers, inc.. as you can see from the amazing testimony's here, it is about three things that i see here in this community. education, training, and employment. that is why ycd is and embodies. as to the other tenants who want to use the space here. for those of you who are here in the bayview, next to the money carlo, that is where we provided intake assessments. we send out over 150 referrals, and we trained over 120 participants with 90 lus -- plus of them using intensive counselin

also, it is adjacent to a nursery school that uses that monday through friday. our community is really delighted that not only george christopher playground but also the glen canyon rec center is included right now in your list in the park bonds measure. and we do urge you to approve that. we really thank you for all your work on this part bonds measure. we think the recreation and park department for all the input that they have had. i just want to say that our committee will work very hard to let our community know about the importance of the park bond measure. thank you. >> [inaudible] >> good afternoon, commissioners. mr. ginsberg. i am a 12-year tenant of the harbor. i am here to the object strenuously -- [inaudible] oh, no. i was speaking for the harbor. i am sorry. you call me out of -- sorry. >> [inaudible] >> hello. i only have a minute and a half? ok. my name is sally. i am here with the san francisco forest alliance. the discussion about trails in the bond that you heard was not the entire truth. the 2008 bond, they had those three criteria, but the t

a group from nagoya city in central japan sang nursery songs.ew york choir performed a popular japanese folk song about cherry blossoms. ♪ special guest singer tokiko kato sang amazing grace accompanied by a choir from the united nations. ♪ she said she wanted to express her gratitude to the people of the united states for the help they have given to japan. ♪ [ applause ] >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo. .

. >> new, vandals hit a community garden and nursery in san francisco. it's a place that volunteers just recently helped clean up. reporter rob roth says what has been lost and what will happen next. >> reporter: nothing much to saving back here. >> reporter: christian vargas as looking at the damage today more than 4,000 plants, destroyed. in the back of the garden which is part a state park heavy tables were own testified. >> somebody just to come down here and destroy everything that we have been working for for so long just hurts. >> reporter: members of the organization that runs the garden started the long process of cleaning up. >> all the plants have fallen out of their containers, they are drying up. you know we will be lucky if we can save half of what was here and it's a huge loss. >> reporter: with just a little more than a week ago more than 150 volunteers came to help spruce up the community garden in the bayview district. it was parts of a project to get it ready for earth day which was that past sun. the vandals happened the night of eart

proud to be working with the botanical garden society to make sure we are rebuilding the outdated nursery and then do $14 million project will help increase access for visitors and children to create a learning center. my daughter learned quite a bit about science by frequent trips to the botanical garden. this new improvement will allow 10,000 children a year to create a new generation of environmental students to make sure we are protecting that greenery in our city. supervisor chu: the rest of the items i have submitted, but i would like to ask we adjourned in memory of [inaudible] who was laid to rest last week in oakland. he was a janitor and employee of hours at san francisco international airport at night and was also going to nursing school in the daytime. i would like to make sure we adjourn in his memory and send our condolences to the six other individuals who were slain and hope for a speedy recovery for the three who were injured. supervisor avalos: i just have one item for the imperative agenda which i think we can take in combination with our 330 special. not to give away w

with the russian making an exhibit in the world simply because there were no market the nursery that. makes up the rajah the stroganoff moscow state university and industry opened in one thousand twenty five the school was named to respond but it said you're strong enough it's one of the oldest russian schools for the monumental and decorative design clearly it was the most diverse autistic schools in russia it has three departments and thirteen heads preparing students of six major and sixteen minor specialisations. there are many fields in architecture and design our students can express themselves in these days there are numerous materials to work with plastic glass or metal but whatever their future occupation the base of it all is classical art school and the ability to draw without it no good results can be achieved. students here today mostly a web career as a sort of the office two trains at a prestigious stroganoff is extremely lucrative in russia and around the world. there are dozens of courses available at the academy in the students in this trade or in the second the of a