porter. why don't we now hear public comment for frommembers of the public that support the appellant. if you could please step up, you can line up on the right-hand side of the chamber facing us. and let's hear from our first speaker. [speaker not understood]. who is going to be first up? ~ whoever reaches the mic first. again, if folks can line up on the right-hand side. thank you very much. first speaker and every speaker will have two minutes. >>> my name is leo [speaker not understood]. a 28-year resident and user of facilities at the beach and the golf course. i live at senior resident [speaker not understood]. what i want to talk about is an issue that's raised, in fact cge, the first thing -- the proposed project in combination with past, present, and reasonably foreseeable future projects often would be in the past. when the most recent improvement were made to the pump all the emergency measures, the old concrete supports for the [speaker not understood] were abandoned. these blocke

. >> is harry porter and his gang of wizards, sort of. kristi yamaguchi, the mom, the girl who dazzled the world in 1992. >> i finished my long program and was pretty happy with it. >> so now have two girls of her own who adore harry porter, and her husband retired hockey start bret hedican. >> did you ever think you would marry a skater? >> and i use that in a loose term. >> very loose term. no i never knew what -- who i would marry, probably skater was -- was not high on my list and definite lyly hockey player, very low on the list. >> from skating to dancing and everything in between, the 42-year-old fremont product is very honest about the olympics life-style life-style? >> is it all worth it, if you ask me would i do this all again, i would? i definitely would. for me it's been worth it. you know, i wouldn't say it was easy, it's never an easy road, and i think there's adjustments and things you have to be ready for in life but i think i know, i was lucky to be surrounded by a lot of young people. >> you have two daughters, if they c

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porter. >> [inaudible]. >> if you could speak into -- >> s.f.g. tv, please. >> just wanted to make sure the presentation is ready to go for the board. >> should be ready to go in 10 seconds. ~ sfgov-tv sfgov-tv? there you go. >> i'll put it on the other computer here. thank you very much. [speaker not understood]. i'll put a copy of my presentation in for the record and i can do the presentation over here. members of the board, my name is brent slater. i'm the executive director of wylie institute and we're leer to ask you today to order a full environmental impact report for the sharp house pumphouse project. this is required under c-e-q-a because there is significant environmental effects that have not been addressed or mitigated through the environmental analysis that has been conducted to date. the [speaker not understood] decision for to you make because there are cheaper more environmental benign tournaments for the city to implement and these are all turntives that have not been presented either the commission that has reviewed the project

this is where all the stories and kelly began porter and i can deal is at the headquarters of directv one of the world's leading providers of digital television entertainment services companies and subsidiaries get to be provided to set the stove but she's out on the field after a long break and seventeen million in south america soon the evening shadows fall. small to very new center has been set up in l a and among the staff busily working. we see a familiar face. anchor sean went welcome to all of them though. i pounded on the go ahead. i've been busy. that shows late monday. mrs. at this hour. reporter want is on standby outside their thoughts on love and a woman city of augusta to the test he carried his shot. getting there. she's getting ready for a simultaneous connection with the new center. hot talented in that country. so monday i'll be offering to sell what is it your name to kicking him you are you on the roof the dough hook. i wanted sometimes one can style yes yes the year here's the thing. i asked after some complications he finally succeeded connecting with each other.

john kerry pushed sergei lavrov to withdraw forces from ukraine's porter. -- porter. -- border. the two men met yesterday. they have basically decided to come back another day to discuss it again. >> that is the main take away. they decided that they could not agree on anything and that they would try to meet after speaking to their respective leaders. you have two cold war adversaries meeting in paris on neutral turf to discuss the fate of a third country. that is notable in itself. the meeting happened at the russians initiative. obama.alled president the russians want three things. they want the russian language to be an official language in ukraine. they want devolution. they want the eastern part of the country to have more power. it will ukraine to agree to never be part of nato. the united states wants to things. it wants russia to pull back its 40,000 troops from the ukrainian border. it wants russia to negotiate with the ukrainians, something that the russians have refused to do so far. erkel thinks the threat of sanctions is what brought the russians to the table in pa

exhausted by the nine-hour journey, one of them was carried to the porter crossing. fatigue seem to be there only complaints. >> we're very pleased that we have returned in good health. thank god. we would like to thank everyone that helped us to return. >> the nuns and their helpers were taken hostage in the syrian town in december, by a group believed to be islamist. their kiss mapping --kidnapping raised fears that their community had become a rebel target. the nuns were released as part of a deal brokered for the release of 138 prisoners. the three year conflict has seen very few successful prisoner swaps. the war has been going on for three years now. they say that the children marking that date has gone viral. it shows one second the beach dan let the girl, portray but it would be like for british children if civil war was happening in the u.k. charlotte hawkins explains. wednesday,n my must the face of this young english girl has been watched more than 20 million times the world over. the video tells the story of a carefree childhood turned upside down. bombin

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adam: if you hold porter region that in your portfolio and you might be holding and not even knowing it, the issuance of new bonds could make those you hold a lot less valuable. robert, municipal manager co head and a portfolio manager joining me now to talk about what will happen next week, march 11th, we finally get the bond brokering, general-obligation bonds $2.8 billion what we expect, coupons around 10%, that will drive down the price of current puerto ricans debt and a lot of read moms and dads own that through the oppenheimer fund and franklin fund, what will happen to these people? >> it is pricing into the market place. the biggest news is not just this deal which is garnering a lot of headlines and news, what has pushed puerto rico to this point and what will lookalike in five or ten years? it will come to the fundamental credit at the roots in puerto rico. adam: they sell all of that and let's leave those people alone. puerto rico just announced its revenue totaled, net revenue totals, $670 million in january was down, 6.6% from the same period year ago. that does not sou

i'm here as diane said with my colleague porter albert and diane and all the colleagues from the port i see here today. as diane mentioned i'll to start with the brief overview and reminder if you're not familiar with the planning efforts they've been underway for a year now it gives us context to those precise projects i'm going to be talking about. the planning area is extending along the bay area waterfront of the city from fort mason to exempting point in the planning analysis we're take into account all of the development that has been anticipated through 20040 and in addition to that, the development i'm sure our familiar with are underway and those weren't initially anticipated in a lot of the planning and transportation planning so we're taking a step back. we see this as an opportunity to increase take a strategic planning development that will result in identification and elevation and prioritization to support the future of the transportation. i'm going to go over 4 steps of phase one of the waterfront. phase one began in late 2012. and we initiated the process by reviewing

. >> next commissioner porter with the port as commissioner adams said we've had a long but good trip in shanghai we covered the spectrum of the political world china sf has promoted by a shrink and in san francisco the new office and the state covered and on the last day we met that the commerce division and saw the new ambassador. every port and shipping company in the world was there we visited with wayne the ceo felt port of san diego and they were out marketing their - they didn't talk too much but the next slide is the largest external in the world to idea of consolidation of two years is really outstanding the tour of the control room is the next slide and the discussion of how they operate was facilitating and the next picture is the cranes we wish we had. we met with the port of shanghai i can't say how much that relationship is important they take us serious we had a wonderful luncheon with the ceo they had to ship it to the bridge we've had interpretation like that before it couldn't have been notorious. we had a gift exchange and a meeting with the chinese-american chamber

tonight, first a conversation with singer gregory porter, who earlier this year won a grammy album withzz vocal his latest cd, liquid spirit. and we turned to a conversation with ben harper and charlie musselwhite, whose collaboration on their first cd together one of grammy as best blues album of the year. we are glad you have joined us. those conversations, coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: grammy nominee gregg reporter had intended to be a linebacker but a football injury ,ound him twitching to music decision which is now paying some pretty nice dividends. after three albums he is making his mark not only as a singer but as a songwriter. entitledt cd is "liquid spirit." let's take a look at a cut from the cd. ♪ sorry that i had to ring your doorbell so late there's something bothering me i really am sorry, but it just couldn't wait is there someone else instead of me ♪ tavis: i was saying to gregory a moment ago that it took me about two we to get to track number five. i couldn't get off track number one. which is

three as a starter and he will take porter's place with oakland in the cornerback spot. when you talk about the sharks after this evening could be as the first place sharks. on the line tonight. they are back in new york. remember that guy? didn't go well for him tonight. sharks on the attack. a 1-0 lead over the new york islanders. 2-1 san jose in the second. burns blasts away. and it is thorton with the rebound on the empty side of the net. 4-2 late in the third right now. cactus baseball. in arizona. hunter pence definitely looks ready for opening day. his third home run of the spring. hit two today. both solo shots. madison bumgarner had no problem, 5 shut out innings and delivered this base hit to left field and the giants are easy winners 4-0. and the a's end in a 9-9 tie. that is the sporting life for friday night. >> thank you. >>> we are continuing to look into the breaking news from castro valley, a body found inside a home and there is a large police presence. we don't have a lot of information right now but we have a crew heading to the scene and we hope to h

bo porter successfully challenged a call during the spring training a game.his team came from behind and won. >> when you have an opportunity to rectify a call one way or another, i think it's good for the game. >> reporter: the main concern managers and players have expressed is whether this opens the door for more technology trumping human judgment. like what is used in the other major sports. >> i'm an old school guy and i said baseball is not supposed to be perfect. life's not perfect. >> reporter: managers still can't challenge balls and strikes which means there will be plenty of opportunities to yell at the umpires. one of baseball's most cherished traditions. don dahler, cbs news, florida. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news. later on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org that's rocking california politics --- enters a new p tomorrow when he appears in court. will corruption in politics play a role in his defense

bo porter manages the houston astros. >> i think it's good for baseball.ives us an opportunity to get the calls right. >> the long throw, that's not in time. >> reporter: he challenged a call during a spring training game. >> here comes bo porter. this one will change i do believe. >> reporter: the call was overturned and helped the astros eventually win the game. porter is teaching his team to finish each play even if a third out is made. >> continue to play. continue to play. if you're the base runner you round third base and you go hard. >> reporter: was there some concern going into this that maybe this is pushing tradition a little bit too much? >> we haven't changed a whole lot in baseball over the years, because it's a pretty darn good game. we think technology is at a point where we can -- we can install this, we can institute replay and not have it affect the rhythm of the game. >> reporter: managers still can't challenge balls and strikes. but that's okay with houston astros' pitcher alex white. >> balls and strikes depend on the umpire and you h

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. >> reporter: kevin is referring to this friendly's employee, adam porter, who decked his boss withice cream cake. while in-your-face quitting might feel good in the moment there are huge potential downsides. not only do you run the risk of alienating future employers who could see your clip on youtube, if you take it too far, there can be more serious consequences. after adam porter, formerly of friendly's, carried out his cake attack, he plead guilty to assault and paid hundreds of dollars in fines. >> walk out the door. don't look back. that's how you quit. >> reporter: kevin o'leary says if you want to quit, follow the example of somebody like farnia fresnel. she's leaving her job at a new york financial services company with a gracious letter. >> "it's been an honor working with you." >> reporter: a civil conversation with her boss. and no cameras around. >> i just came from resigning from my position. >> reporter: extreme? no, liberating? yes. relieved, that i'm actually taking a step, and not just talking about taking a step. >> it's the start of something new. in some cases,

. >> president bush's 3 directors of central intelligence, porter gauss, george tenet, mike hayden, thean who ran the clandestine service, jose rodriguez, who destroyed videotapes of the torture it in number three man, the executive director whose name is dusty foggo, sentenced to prison for fraud and his conduct in office. these people need to tell us how they ran this program, why they ran this program under oath on whether they got actionable intelligence. tavis: you know as well as i do, that list notwithstanding, that part of what is wrong with the obama administration, frankly, and what is wrong with every presidential administration, is that it never turns the tables on the previous administration. even if it is a guy that you ran against and you beat him in an ugly contest, one presidential administration never looks back and hold the previous administration accountable. i love your list, but you and i both know nothing will happen here. >> it is the senate that must convene these hearings. they have a constitutional obligation to do it. if they do not do it, we have to question

one case of honey porter and one case of honey blond.t is your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me now, ellis, thanks so much for being with us. >> where is the canadian beer? >> where is it when you need it, right? let's look at the president's schedule as it relates to the unrest in ukraine. let's talk about the weekend. he went golfing in key largo, yesterday he welcomed nba champions to the white house. so with all these goings ones, what is happening when it comes to solving the crisis in ukraine? >> first of all, the president isn't doing all of the details of that. i don't mind a president being rested and ready. listen, this is a political hit that dems do on lazy republican presidents and republicans do on lazy democrat being presidents. frankly, it's kind of meaningless. >> he was speaking with other leaders, too, when it comes to this. >> you get every sense that he's engaged. >> let's talk about this. senate democrats on the floor with an eight hour of the 15 hour all nighter trying to make climate change and globa

porter. ford we deem to be saying the patient transport minister there at that family is the media and media briefing on the disappearance of that flight three seventeen out there has been a potential breakthrough in search of for that missing plane of australia said now that it has spotted two objects in the south indian ocean a very remote part of the world to object to one of which measures about twenty four meters or seventy nine feet long that now search process is underway to try and find those objects to confirm if they are indeed part of the wreckage of this missing flight to get a bit more on that site is undergoing that's on now at the moment it's been an alex perry in australia tells a lot about how these objects were spotted and the search that's now underway to try and locate them. learning journey in maritime radio urging to be either a tad bit late i had. you can cry together we have no community land and united i heard he had been gathering will get around that sharia complian

porter loves silver and other homicide offences were down by eleven percent over the flight years but increased by almost twenty percent in the year between two thousand and two thousand and twelve. there were substantial drops in order damage to property and road traffic offences. the latter down by forty three percent it was a true change in the detection rate for most of its troops to the point here. apart from homicide offences where detection rates dropped by nine percent to seventy seven percent the headquarters said today it takes very seriously any increase in individual crime groups pointed out to the most recent crime figures for the end of last year show a more than ten percent decrease in burglaries following introduction of operation fit. antoine detection rates over the five year period remained relatively stable. there is concern over the drop in the number of martyrs non soldiers and homicide offences were being soft paul reynolds fourteen use of them. the thirty two year old man who was shocked into the street has died in hospital. ken smith was shocked to hear a cras

it is difficult to find another explanation for some experiences from the top larry porter doesn't provide the x mansion. i don't know why some of those things help it. i still find something that happens disturbing. i think there is one acceptable the report two weeks i have been critical of recommendations. among them is called for quick to undertake an investigation in accordance with the hellfire to tyson to set them on to an immediate assessment is to be undertaken by the choir of the patient safety culture at portseae appointed to go in the maternity service at the hospital with immediate effect. the unit is to become part of the managed clinical networks when the auspices of the coeur hospital. tommy says the center of the story the case report comes as a welcome development. i'm hoping that i was watching him known. changes to the beach. i just hope it makes a difference. this is too much like the tremendous have had since tony is casting a visit. i sat in our room and for two hours minutes and hide it. today i can honestly thought we had open a second thought something good has co

was a true some people and this is where i can say agency the central asian regions that beyond a porter told me about countries like ike kazakhstan tajikistan took me this time of these areas of course our break ties up five c to two others including china to think this'll be the two standout points from that sent statement did not take any questions and we wonder what's more will he choose to add comes like that either he deals they say as we head that i can that's allnger manifest. these can be received by white light next week the defense that is just off the fray late last night at about ten thirty pm i asked him did you go to a free single person on this list. had you fooled out every possibility i may say this was a chinese passengers the consent of security bureau the center of a hundred and fifty three profiles like that. not a single called them nor would the two men who were found to be a radiant economic migrants and educated as to say this and that opened this new forms of them as well so i think decided to give back some of the test of a conditional to go back to the crew.

supported by the new authorities the inky a fact of the uprising he now says that the only cole porter's will take will come from also local authorities here in the crimea. but i can use the results case clearly just the people of the economist republic of kenya and the key to the city of seven still full. i swear to strictly comply with the orders of the supreme commander of crimea on the commander's minute units approved by him as well as with requirements and regulations. i swear to only perform my duty to take the life and piquant the residence of kenya and associates of a skillful meanwhile it seems support to within the nosy alston your stories in kiev says declining even in western parts of the crunchy there are reports that several special force of brigade so every few still fulfilling orders to march on the twenty eighth year on the peninsula um also feel local military bases and arsenals are now under the complete control of local authorities those servicemen who refuse to pledge allegiance to the autonomous republic of crimea of either left to the peninsula or resigns altogeth

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philip porter, thank you very much for joining us.ts economist at the university of south florida. he studied that's quite a bit and finds no real benefit to the community. next week will talk to someone from lee county thinks it is worthwhile. >> you have studied it very much. may i presume you are going to arizona after your junket in florida? >> that would be a great presumption but i don't think management will go along with that one. >> i wonder, though, spring training takes place from one month during the year, right? and they built this incredible stadium, fenway south, jetblue part. what is it used for throughout the rest of the year? like all the stadiums that pop up when the olympics happen every four years and they never get used again. >> seriously -- i kid you about being down there. seeing the next world champions. but what is the backstory? what have you observed about the new spring training? they do attract a lot of people to the games. we have been to about four different games down here in different stadiums and th

he will move in by tracy porter and the raiders' defensive backfield.9-9 when they kissed your sisters. >> that's it. that's your sports. >>> thanks for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. our next newscast is at 7:00. >> we'll h warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," you are a "playboy" playmate and you go to a golf course and somebody puts a golf tee in your butt and takes a swing. are they responsible for your injuries? >> liz dixon is there because she wants to get in "playboy" and they place a tee in her butt cheeks. >> dropped it and hit it 36 in her butt. cheeks. >> if you were worth 200 million and you were going to divorce your wife, do you think you have to give her any money?

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winter storm warning for coca, the page, lake and porter counties all the way out until 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. heavy snow is expected until tomorrow's rush hour. looking to the north and west you can see the rain and the snow. that's the beginning of the storm. it will get here as rain first changing over to snow and heavy snow from midnight until 6 or 7:00. our models show anywhere from 3 in. north to 9 in. in the city. we are going with 6 in. or so in that the city. maybe 4-6 in. or more. right now 1-3 in. across the northern suburbs. heavy snow with gusty wind tomorrow's rush hour will be a mess. temperatures today topping out near 45. 34 on thursday. back up to near 50 friday themselves back into the 30's for the weekend with the chance of light snow for all those parades. that's the weather. >> were granted to traffic in a bid to. they give for that uplifting forecast. >> coming up, has an emotional day in court. plus -- big changes are being made to next month's boston marathon -- a year after the deadly bombings. and -- colorado's new cash crop! find out how much money the st

very very large ex-porter of corn, wheat, and keep in mind that both ukraine and russia, most of their countries export to are in the middle east. they don't spend a lot back here, so remember sanctions won't effect their exports the problem is as this fighting is going on, we can see problems with crops and that can again hurt. what you are seeing right now if you are an investor looking to jump on the bandwagon, i think you need to be careful, the recent rallies in corn and wheat can be short lived. >> so it seems even a global crisis like ukraine watt the moment it isn't able to slow down that bold run, is there something else you may be looking at? >> again, what we do as -- investment advise discoers is just fry to find a trend, and the trend is bullish, it remains intact, if europe continues to falter, if china falters further, in other words if they don't continue to grow, and if they do not deliver, then yes, that derails things believe it or not this mess is steering assets back into the united states. why, because we right now are the safest bet out there. he is joining us as

>> well, the porters of the minimum wage they want it now. and if you talk to small businesses, they agree. if the goal is to lift people out of poverty, we need to do it the right way so we don't create more unemployment and stay competitive for the city. >> let me ask you this, do you agree with the president when he says, we just played the soundbite, no one who works full time in america should not raise a family in poverty. you're a man running a small business in seattle, do you agree with the president in that particular statement? >> i agree. i think there is a problem. but the problem should be approached, it has to be a multi prong approach to obtain that goal. you can't say let's increase the minimum wage to $15, and it will all be fine. that's not true. >> a phased in approach. what is the minimum wage there in seattle, washington. >> it's $9.23. it is the highest. >> so $9.32 per hour. the president is not talking about the kind of minimum wage hike debated by the council. he's not talking about a $15 minimum wage. in the an inst

certainly that russia solidified it's position in the world markets in terms of being a very important ex-porterel abroad, especially in terms of it's weight within europe. but also we are talking about the trade lengths between russia and europe, it is also the other side of the equation, which is the importance of russia to europe. a lot of the key players are significantly depend on significant supplies on significant exports that they direct to russia. and russia is a big market, it is one of the largest markets out there in europe right now. in terms of the size of the market, and the dynamism, and the strength. >> we thank you, indeed, for that. you may be interested to hear this news, for now on the news hour, a little bit of news about financial penalties. routers news agency describing what has been described as a preliminary deal to freeze the assets of 18 ukrainians after ukraines new leaders said the billions of dollars in public funds had gone missing. and egyptian court has banned the activities of the palestinian group which rules the gaza strip. it also awarded the assets to be s

. >> from anbar province, the people are being housed anywhere they can, in disused schools, porter cabins and even in empty home, officials say they are struggling to cope. >> his job is to provide aid and logistics. >> we are rapidly reaching our last vestige. the facing needs to help us, we have not received any help. >> a much bigger effort is needed but most important is a resolution to the conflict in in anbar province. that doesn't look like it will happen any time soon. imran khan. al jazeera. >> the blast as centered on an area of nairobi plarnl popular with somali residents, knock has taken responsibility. cn yah's army has been helping the mogadishu government. >> charges of pervez musharraf, 70-year-old musharraf could face the death penalty if he is convicted. he told the court he acted under the advice from both the cabinet and prime minister. and senegal the government has closed the land border with guinea after 78 people died from the ebola virus. residents in the guinea capital, senegal made its decision after liberia confirmed the two cases of the ebola virus this week,

oakland raiders wide receiver and former raider jerry porter will participate. the event gets underway at 11:00. >>> st. patrick's day, you know, is monday. but you can get an early start celebrating the luck of the irish today in san francisco. happening today, the city's 163rd annual st. patrick's day parade kicks off at 11:30 downtown. if you're coming in from the north bay, you can take the ferries to get within a few blocks of the starting point. the parade begins at 2nd and market streets and ends at civic center. market street will be closed to through traffic. great day to celebrate. >> of course. great weekends, next week not looking bad either for march 17th, on monday, the ides of march today, right? >> yeah, good morning, everyone. live doppler 7 hd, where nothing to beware today. if you like it on the warm side, you're in luck. otherwise, the onshore flow doesn't return until first part of next week. slightly offshore. we will have a light sea breeze. overall, it is just about sunshine over the weekend. right now, san jose, sitting underneath the su

. >> reporter: harbaugh said his mother was a master of disguise, could pass as white or black, porter or hawaiian. in her schemes to collect fraudulent welfare payments. sometimes posing as a doctor or a nurse. >> she had a room with nothing but wigs and nurse dresses and shoes. >> reporter: at the time that paul fronczak was stolen from the hospital, police put out a sketch. >> yes. >> reporter: do you think that's your mother? >> except for the nose but she could do anything with her face or her hair. >> reporter: in the 1970s when linda taylor was put on trial for welfare fraud -- >> miss taylor, can we talk to you a moment? >> reporter: she actually came under investigation for stealing the fronczak baby. from one newspaper account, one of her ex-husbands told agents that miss taylor appeared one day in the mid-1960s with a newborn baby although she had not been pregnant. >> so fascinating and barbara walters spent a lot of time covering the case, as well. such a mystery. >> the story is not over. tune in to "20/20" at 10:00, 9:00 central tonight for much more. >>> coming up on "g

lee and his men had given what porter alexander later called the best we had in the shop right down tohandsome young lieutenants moving bravely and impossibly to the attack singing dixie under waving swords and snapping flags, and ahead in the end not been able to roll the stone to the top of the mountain after all. there was already a sense in the minds of these soldiers on cemetery ridge, standing there as the sun and the hopes of the confederacy together sank towards south mountain. that something had just happened. something to be engraved in bronze books and on pedestals of granite, something that would make every man who had been there and survived raise a toast like harry the king's happy few on every anniversary of the battle, something which would make this place a name everyone would recognize without explanation. of the greatest achievement of the great battle, would turn out to be its humblest as well. for abraham brian would return to his 12 acres and is whitewashed cottage in barn, and he and his family would live there until he sold the property in 1869. and no one would