when you get over to pine lake meadow and pine lake, pine lake is considered a natural area. in 1847, the green family came out here, back then this was kind of an empty canyon and sand dun area. they claimed this property. in 1892. george green who's a second generation built the truckdaro club house. there was a hotel then. it was said this was the place to go if you were weary of the dirty city and the police. there were a couple of gun fights the front door has bullet holes. i don't ever repair them. 1931 stig mond bought the property from the green family. she donated it to the city of san francisco and had a specification, i'm giving it to the city that will be used forever for the enjoyment forever of the people of the city of san francisco. it has ever since. every summer the stern grove association in san francisco rec and parks put on 10 free concerts. usually people come out at 10 in the morning it's a family affair. everybody is on the lawn with picnics and it's free. anybody can come out. it's a great way to spend a sunday. >> goes to 1-2 in the afternoon and run

>> she's in big pine. >> what's in big pine?> big pine, we have a retail store there, and we also do all of our shipping fulfillment. >> okay. so how much will the business do in total revenue this year? >> the whole company, $1.4 million. >> oh. >> non-branded product will generate probably about $250,000 in gross sales. we still have payroll taxes that we're past due on. >> how much is that? >> 70. >> $70,000 in payroll taxes? >> yeah. >> so how much do you have in total payables? >> $66,000. >> whoa. it's about $130,000 that you owe people? >> yes. >> between the--and how much cash do you have to--you have $130,000 in the bank? >> no. >> no cash? >> we run on a day-to-day, but-- and it's almost been like that since day one. >> of their total revenue of $1.4 million, 80% of the revenue comes from selling pies, which has fantastic margins. the retail store generates 20% of their total revenue, which has terrible margins. i can't figure out why they think it's important to dedicate more than 60% of their space to a part of the b

today, the country was all pine forest. beautiful weather made our journey delightful. it was too warm at noon for winter clothes. the snow, which lay everywhere in patches through the forest, was melting rapidly. after a few hours, we came upon a fine stream in the middle of the forest, which proved to be the principal branch of fall river. it was occasionally 200 feet wide and sometimes narrowed to 50 feet. the waters very clear and frequently deep. we ascended along the river, which sometimes presented sheets of foaming cascades, its banks blocked with a score he --with score he dated scoriated rocks, and found a good contentment on the verge of the bottom. in all our journeying, the rivers were so abounding in falls. the name of this stream is similarly characteristic. every place we have come in the river, we have heard the roaring of the falls. this is the place, the first initial falls right here. let's just walk down where we can get a good idea of what is going on. he talks about, in his journal, basalt, and as you look at this, you can see what he is talking a

after a few hours ride we came upon the stream, stream, which proved to be the pine river. the water is very clear and frequently deep. we ascrended along the river that formed sheets of forming cascades. the banks blackened with rock and found an open bottom, which had been an old camping ground for the indians. we never traveled through a country where the rivers were so abounding and falls. the name of this stream is characteristic. at every place we come in the river is heard of the roaring of the falls. so this is a place -- this is the first initial falls right here. let's walk down so we can get a look at what is going on. he talks about in his journal and as you look at this you can see what he is talking about and particularly down below a little bit. we can see what he is talking about. let's get closer to see how it appeals to you. i don't think it has changed any since he was here. there is not much erosion of the lava. this is the first big picture and i think it is cool that he writes about it in his journal and we can be here in a place where fremont was 177

and pines, from panel, and helped work with the group. and then at the end, we had a networking session to allow all of the groups to interact and that we felt was a great first start to be able to get the individuals into the same room and be able to talk about the programs that are available and make the connections which are already paying off. >> second what we did is we created a second internship program this summer and we planned to repeat it every year and that the combined, effort between ourselves and the hotels and the local, two as well, and funded both from both organizations, and that is out reached through a diversity that was taught on may 29th. our intentions is to be allowed to learn about the industry and as they apply for the positions they have the leg up working in the hotel and understanding which part of the hotels will be important for them to work in as well. >> and then after that, we will continue with the annual plan of doing them and inviting them in to work with us and we published and work with a team on th

what he did with pine needles that led to his rescue. >>> and a new video of robyn williams, sending a cancer patient a message of hope. >> much love to you, baby. >>> good morning, i'm michelle franzen. >> and i'm devin dwyer. begin breaking news overnight. the governor of missouri ordering the national guard to restore peace in ferguson. looking like a middle east war zone with another night of shooting, looting and vandalism. >> molotov cocktails aimed at police. we have the latest. >> reporter: morning, we are told the violence really escalate when had a group of hundreds of people started making their way here to the police command center. throwing multiple molotov cocktails at officers. they had no choice but to have the strong response we saw here last night. chaos erupting again in ferguson, missouri. police in armored vehicles launching tear gas and smoke canisters into the crowd following reports someone may have thrown a molotov cocktail at officers. >> there were shootings, looting, vandalism and other acts of violence that clearly appear not to have been spontaneous, wer

the ridge and valley system known as pine mountain stretches north to the southwest for nearly a hundred miles, angling through two counties in kentucky. the scene of bitter mine wars in the early 1930s. u.s. 119 ascends the ridge via long s curves to 360-degree rim to the view of the world. ..

pine needles.hat's a new one. >>> and sports news, college football's defending champs, the florida state seminoles starting the pre-season at number one in the associated press poll. >> and baseball, talk about drama. details. >>> welcome inside "sportscenter," i'm robert flores. major league baseball and little league. that's where we start. world series in williamsport, pennsylvania and texas, tied at six in the final inning. ty shanahan grounded to short. wild throw, zion spearman scores, mo'ne davis and her pennsylvania teammates advancing in the winner's bracket, 7-6. >>> double header, a crazy pair of games in colorado between the reds and rockies. rockies score five in the bottom of the ninth, capped off by this three-run homer by drew stubbs, the former red. they win 10-9. and the second game, win 10-5, michael cuddyer hitting for the cycle. he's the seventh rockies player to do that. and the first since carlos gonzalez in 2010. all seven cycles in team history have been recorded at coors

black walnut and pine for the new forest reserves. soil conservation men that worked out crop systems with the farmers of the valley. crops to conserve and enrich the top soil so that the day a million acres of land in the tennessee valley are saying instead of speeding the water off the ground. but you cannot plan for water and land unless you plan for people. down in the valley, the farm security administration has built the model agricultural community living in homes they themselves built paying on long term rates, they will have a chance to share in the wealth of the valley. more important, the farm security administration has loaned thousands of dollars to farmers in the valley. farmers who were caught by years of depression and in need of only a stake to be self-sufficient. and where there's water, there's power. where there's water for flood control and water for navigation, there's water for power. >> the farmers of the valley cut off from years of the advantages of urban live. power to the cities and factories, west virginia

we built a new continent. ♪ black spruce and for way pine, douglas fur and red cedar.ag bark hickory. we built 100 cities and a thousand towns but at what a cost? we top off the aligeyny and sent it down the river. we cut the top off minnesota and sent it down the river. we cut the top off wisconsin and sent it down the river. we left the mountains and the hills slashed and burned and moved on. when the water comes down hill, spring and fall, down from the cut over mountains, down from the slopes. from as far west as idaho and as far east as pennsylvania, down every brooke and riffulette, and creek. carrying every drop of water that flows down 2/3rd of the continent. 193, 197, 1913, 1916, 1922, 1927, 1936, 1937. down from pennsylvania and ohio, kentucky and west virginia, missouri and illinois, down from north carolina and tennessee, down the judith, the grand, the sage, the plaque, the minnesota, the mooi amiami, the green, wif wolf, cash, down the corn yazoo, down the cumber land and tennessee, down the ohio a thousand miles from pittsburgh. down arkansas a thousand

story on "action news" tonight is word of the robbery and assault of a woman who was dog sitting on pine street. "action news" reporter kenneth moton has an exclusive interview with the victim and kenneth is now live at 13th and pine, kenneth the. >> reporter: jim, investigators are out this evening looking for the suspect kenneth todd. they say this man has been in and out of jail and they believe he is still somewhere in center city after violent attack on this block. >> he kicked in the door. >> reporter: this 46 year-old center sit would i man only showed "action news" exactly how she survived a vicious brutal attack in the pine street home. >> i just remember he came in, he grabbed me by the throat and i just remember not being able to breathe. >> reporter: it was friday july 25th around 10:00 p.m. on the 1300 block of this busy street with people, homes and businesses. but philadelphia police investigators say that didn't stop 47 year-old kenneth todd from stalking the dog walker who was watching after her neighbor's pet and house. we're protecting her name but she said as soon as

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philadelphia, and south jersey, are investigating a series of violent incidents, right now, police in pine hill, new jersey, have confirmed, they're investigating a crime scene at the pine hill apartments, that's located at blackwood clementon road. police called out just before 10:00. we're wait to go learn exactly what happened at that apartment. and police are investigating a double shooting in south philadelphia. from overnight, investigators say, two, 18 year old men, were shot at tenth and bainbridge street. both taken to the hospital in stable condition. no word yet on a suspect or a motive. >>> man from north philadelphia in critical condition after being shot several times inside a home. police were called to the scene along the 4500 block of bouvier street, just after 12:30 this morning, witnesses told police three men were involved in the shooting. and that they took off on foot. three other adults and child inside the home were not hurt. police say what they call narcotics paraphernalia was found inside the home. they're trying to determine if the shoot something related to tha

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pine county is situated about an hour north of downtown minneapolis. is a very rural county. >> we sold our homes and the funds went into renovation and things that needed to be rehabbed, and we had one person who had his own construction company, another one did heating and air conditioning and knew some things about electrical. i mean, we knew how to plant a garden and be self-sufficient. >> we really had no contact with the group. they were very quiet, kept to themselves. some of the neighbors would say that when they would have worship day, they could hear the music coming out of the camp. it was always pleasant. >> victor barnard came and visited my parents when i was 9, when we were living in harleysville, pennsylvania. he was traveling the united states trying to find believers, and we had church in our home ever since i can remember so he gave my parents some of his books and teachings that he had done. >> as the prophets spoke, they spoke of one. >> they started listening to them a lot and they were sending money to victor. >> and to whom is t

the vessel was on ocean pines harbor village.ll of the occupants of the boat managed to get out as they were taken to the hospital for a check up. >>> and the daughter of the comedian joan rivers says that the family is, "keeping our fingers crossed." she issued the statement today as she thanked people for expressing their support. joan rivers is said to be on life support in a new york hospital. the 81-year-old suffered cardiac arrest three days ago while undergoing the throat procedure. >>> threatening weather is forcing a labor day weekend tradition to move indoors. erica is coming up next with your forecast. we'll be >>> if you plan on attending toght's annual labor day concert, you'll want to take note of their new location. they've decided to move the concert indoors to the kennedy center because of possible thunderstorms in our area. the concert usually takes place on the west lawn of the cap today. tonight's indoor concert is still free kicking off at 8:00 p.m. in the kennedy center concert hall. >>> this is a yellow ale

sky 7 hd on pine. this is in napa. this is pine street where a home possibly off its foundation, trying to make sure everything, everyone at the home was okay. apparently sonoma raceway is undamaged. there's an indy car series event. they were checking out buildings. making sure everything was okay. >> ama, great information. people standing in that open field if, in fact, they went there because they wanted a safe place to be, we always learned in earthquakes that is not a bad idea at all, where nothing can fall on you, especially if you suspect you've been in a building that's been damaged. take to an open field. earthquakes do not injure or kill people. it's the buildings and fires and things like that, that do. live ground pictures of firefighters who have some water in their hoses right now. laura anthony is right there. laura, some good news. >> reporter: it is, actually. we've been talking all morning about the water main breaks. they weren't using the water to put out the fire at this mobile home because they w

. >>> police tell us a man was stabbed to death in pine hill. it happened just before 10:00 tonight in the parking lot of the pine hill garden apartments on blackwood clementon road. police aren't saying what led to that stabbing, there are no arrests. >>> tonight witnesses describe the scene after a town leader was rundown and killed outside a grocery store in chester county. the car hit him and smashed into the building. dr. robert white died in this afternoon's crash. he was outside the shoprite on west chester pike when a driver hit him. nefertiti jaquez is live with new information on what seems to be a freak accident. nefertiti? >> reporter: jacqueline, tonight we're learning that dr. white had just left the township building before coming here behind me to the shoprite to grab lunch. moments later, he would lose his life, and now an entire community is mourning. >> chaos everywhere, ambulances, fire trucks, firefighters everywhere. >> we saw he was bleeding out of the back of his head, they were giving him cpr and stuff. >> when witnesses

oh, boy, with the pine nuts? you got it. i've got your pine nuts right here. danny.ne, get one free. okay, alan, i'm only going to ask you this once. has little miss muppet moved into my house? what? no. huh-uh. really? then explain why she's here when i go to bed

a helicopter picked him up after spelling the ten foot help sign he spelled out in pine needles. >>> a california beauty queen is facing ugly accusations tonight. >> she was collecting workers comp for a foot injury when her high heels tripped her up. >> reporter: the 2014 miss toyota long beach beauty contest may have been looking at shawna palmer estivate, but insurance investigators were looking at something else. the 22-year-old's feet. her high heels. >> she certainly possessed beauty and bravado, but not too much brains. >> deputy commissioner byron tucker accuses palmer of insurance fraud saying she collected workers compensation benefits for a foot injury while working here as a clerk. >> she lied to her employers, her doctors, a lot of people and she eventually got arrested and busted. >> reporter: according to tucker, palmer told doctors she couldn't work, wear shoes or put weight on her work. when an insurance fraud investigator found these videos of social media of palmer participating in two beauty contests while collecting workers comp benefits, she was arrested. >> oka

clifton heights between springfield road and penn pines boulevard. take east providence as your alternate. and east philadelphia, the accident, broad street between tioga and venango. you can take old york road as your alternate. >>> up next, we're live in ferguson, missouri, where the weather is pull ago part the conflict that's taking over that town. >>> and a look at the selfie in the burglary. >>> and what teacher had her students re-enact that has her in a lot of hot water. >>> plus -- >> we have freedom of speech. >> a student suspended with two words that got that girl an unexpected vacation. >>> happening today in phil, two adults go on trial after a 6 yearly girl showed up at her school with heroin. christopher white and marie hunter are charged with endangering the welfare of a child. investigators say hunter's child brought several packets to the school. officers arrested the girl's mother at school there. the department of human services took custody of the girl. >>> now, to the unrest in ferguson, missouri. for a second straight night th

on in clifton highlights in delaware county, thorndale road is closed between springfield and penns pine boulevard, stick to providence for that one. >> let's go to the scene you were showing us in north philadelphia. that nasty crash, a car collided head-0n with a ambulance. this happened around 1:30, the driver of a chevy impala crossed into the southbound lanes and slammed into the ambulance. the driver is in critical condition. the patient in the ambulance is in stable condition. no medics in the ambulance were seriously hurt. >>> the search is on for the gunman who shot and killed a 30-year-old man while he was sitting in his suv. it happened in the grays ferry section of philadelphia at 11:15. officers found the victim sitting in the driver seat with two gunshot wounds to his head. he was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead. the drivers side window was open and shell casings littered the ground by the suv. >>> philadelphia police are looking at an attempted firebombing at a chinese take-out. someone threw a molotov cocktail-type of device into the restaurant, nobody was hurt

this is the pine ridge reservation, home to the oglala lakota. it stretches for over 2 million acres across the southwestern corner of south dakota. this land is home to a rich culture but has also seen some of the darkest parts of native american history. in the 1800s the government began sending native children from across the country to boarding schools, sometimes using armed police to remove them from their families. through the agencies of the government they are being rapidly brought from their state of comparative savagery and barbarism to one of civilization. native american children were stripped of their culture and identity. many suffered abuse in the schools. the assimilation policies continued. in the 1950s came the indian adoption project. native children were taken by social workers and missionaries and placed in white homes. by the time icwa was passed more than 25 percent of native children had been removed from their families. today, what native americans call "historical trauma" still casts a long shadow. we're in kyle, a town

the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. , bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice of the wildfires that are on the grassland and keep your head out on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. be

was found shot multiple times inside car that crashed nearly 3 miles away, on cheltenham avenue near pine ridge road. there is no word on the victim ' conditions or what sparked the gunfire. >>> autopsy results pending for mother found dead inside her delaware county home. >> police are crying this woman's death as suspicious. upper darby police discovered 38 year old mas a/k/a's body inside her home early sunday morning, her loved ones tell "eyewitness news" she compete in the pageants, and just graduated from college with a nursing agree. >> i call my mom, my everything. >> if anybody know anything, please, don't be afraid, come forward, it is okay, come forward. we have no answer. >> authorities say they are work to go track down griffin's ex-boyfriends, meanwhile, family members tell us her car, dark gray 2014 dodge, avenger, is missing. they believe who ever is responsible for her death has it. >>> new this morning, a woman is burned in a quick moving fire in olney over night, happened 230 block of the 300 block of ashdale street. officials say that the fire was the heaviest in the r

. >> the butler the pursuit of the pine nuts the fresh garlic. the men and heavy cream.ch dish. serving at of apostolate. >serving at over the possible. >> me of the shrimp. we have to shrug the schremppshrimp. >> i cannot wait. >>while he is mixing that talke to me about these other dishes. >>still uses the pine nuts. it is a spicy sauce with chicken and shrimp. we have different salads. this is just a variation. serving that over a pasta? [inaudible] you can see what it looks like. >>a little bit of the cream. it does not take long. usually takes 4-5 minutes. you ahve to toast a little b it. mix it up. it thickens it up. you are ready to go. it is a very simple recipe. we are trying to do it in 3 minutes. nice salted water i am sure. bring that back to a boil? pour that with the sauce. that is wonderful. perfect! while youa re doing that, it is at 1154 west taylor street. we will have a link on our website and the shrimp recipe. on our website and the shrimp recipe. this is bill. his doubleheader day at the park starts with back pain... and a choice. take 4 advil in a

learned the location of the gathering at the last minute then they head today broad street between pine and chestnut enjoyed some great food and great company. >> wow. >> and apparently some ballet. >> nice. >> right in the middle every broad street? >> hilarious to me. once a year. >> okay, that's nice. >> and red wine? bold move. >> frightening. we did have showers around, looks like it didn't affect them at all. it was scattered so they were luck. >> i yes. >> that was the thing, like where feeling lucky yesterday? obviously eventually dealt with some rain almost in every single location, enough to the point that we've had some flood advisories issued, still in effect, another hour across burlington and ocean county specifically. we look at storm scan3 see the retreat at this point of this batch, doesn't mean it is the back edge, unfortunately because remember, this is all part of a larger sluggish system, and because it is so slow to retreat we end one more showers or storms today. nothing necessarily that's going to cause a wash out but you will be dodging it kind of off and on thr

saturday, july 20th, 1889, 11 months before wyoming became a state a woman and man were hanged from a pine tree in the central part of the territory not far from the sweet water river. the woman and the men were homesteaders. the six men who lynch to them were cattle men. news stories about a hanging ran in a cheyenne papers a few days afterwards but the news didn't stop there. similar stories rang in denver, omaha, chicago and new york. the stories that only a few details consistently right. a man and woman were haines near the sweet water river on july 20th. almost other so-called facts printed in these versions, who the victims were, to the venture's work, where the hanging took place and especially why it happened, were wrong and that is the way the launchers wanted. they wanted word to get out as a warning and they never tried to hide their participation in the deep but they were circumspect about their motives. over the next several weeks two newspapers closer to the event, the casper weekly mail landon rollins, the carbon county journal, got most of the details correct. their report

don't know if you notice the big columns the beautiful things you'll find it's original california the pine from the beginning of the 19 hundred i'm sorry 19 something, you know, laura. and it housed originally housed the eating man company so is a a very popular department store the carpets on the top of the building. the renovation truly strikes live on mid-market literally because we have 4 hundred new lights on the facade of the building that lights up every everything but not only did vibrancy of the building and the mid-market neighborhoods that wanted to us to expand but build what we call an urban campus as we designed the new company we wanted to make sure we open our doors to the neighbors this serves the company but as an event space for the many neighbors we have in the neighborhood. we're working with local nonprofits to host events and start are start with family dinners for the children's development center and have the annual halloween party for the services and the animal health fair for the partnerships in this room. tonight's event is an extension of that we organized thi

a male driver later crash at cheltenham and pine ridge streets.e was injured in his leg no word on his condition. a female passenger was struck in her legs and taken to the hospital in stable condition n word on the shoot they are morning but our jennifer joyce will have a live report from the scene at 5:30. >>> overnight house fire in olney send a 60 year-old woman to the hospital. it broke out at 2:30 this morning on the 300 block of west ashdale street. crews were able to get things under control in fewer then 30 minutes. she's expect to be okay but no word on a cause. >>> it is decision day for former philadelphia eagles wide receiver irving fryar, today we are learning whether that retired nfl star will accept a plea deal in connection with the mortgage scheme allegedly involving both him and his mom. steve keeley live at the courthouse in mount holly with the details, steve. >> reporter: here we go, excited for a new nfl season but yet here we go again with another head line today, with one of the games top long time greats for off the field

with people's economics on reservations, with people's social conflicts, and with the fact that on pine ridge, you know, sometimes people are seen as "the indians" or "the icons" or the "romantic tragedy." and that gets to be a little much for anybody. so i mean, ultimately, it's about, you know, finding yourself and finding, you know, your love for yourself, and moving forward. >> hinojosa: so when you were growing up, did you think, "hmm, i want to become a film director; this is something i could do"? because you weren't seeing a lot of images of native americans, period. >> well, i mean, when i was young, my mother-- who is wonderful-- always said, "you're a cheyenne and arapaho." and you know, it goes over your head, you know? >> hinojosa: oh, you were like, "yeah?" >> "yeah, let me, like, go on the jungle gym," you know? >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) >> but at some point, you know, when i turned 18, i started to say, "now, what does that mean?" >> hinojosa: so it wasn't until you were 18... >> well, interestingly enough... >> hinojosa: and your mom was... your mom, again, was white am