speckles, do you copy? [speckles] ten-four. i read you, darwin. five-by-five. all communication systems are online. status report. [darwin] i have a visual on saber. he's wearing a $6,000 suit, $50,000 watch, and, according to my infrared scope, hanes size 36 tighty whiteys. saber's about to start his speech. remember, the clock is ticking, dude. [speckles] blaster, juarez, what's your twenty? juarez here. approaching first objective. we're ten seconds ahead of schedule because blaster is a little hyped-up. of course i am. this is what i live for. time to get this party started. - [man on walkie] do we have any activity? - [man 2] southbound is secure. ok, we're clear. [speckles] darwin, you're behind schedule. you all right? first mission jitters, i guess. do you want to abort? no, no, it's ok. i've been trained to do this. i'd follow you into a snarling pack of dobermans! oh, wait. i already have. now, get your fuzzy hind end moving. hold on. there's a civilian passing through the perimeter. what are you looking at? move along, pal. oh! don't worry. i just sp

emily elizabeth: today's story is speckle and the homegrown garden.ow their very own garden. after they had prepared the soil, they planted rows and rows of seeds, carefully marking what each row would be. as the seeds sprouted, luna and darnell were in charge of watering, while speckle, reba, and ravi took turns weeding, so the vegetables could grow big and strong. and after many days the vegetables did grow, and grow and grow, until finally the crop was ready to be harvested. everyone pitched in, picking the freshest, plumpest vegetables they'd ever seen. and that night speckle, luna, reba, ravi, and darnell enjoyed the most scrumptious meal, eating vegetables that they'd grown together. the end. that was a great story. isn't reading fun? woof. heh heh heh. purple and pink journal. blue pen, green pen, orange pen. i think i'll use orange today. hmm, now let's see. no, no, that's not right. grr. [slurping] grr. ahem! could you please chew a little more quietly?! i'm trying to write something amazing in my journal. [whining] hmm...i know! i'll use my

very, very white with speckles? >> freckles. >> freckles. more glamorous. glittering. but she was glamorous for me, sparkles -- no, freckles. sorry, i cannot say. [laughter] but she has beautiful red hair, light afro type but red hair. to me, i was like, oh, my god, she is so beautiful. for me, if i want to be friends with someone that i admire, i have to be like him or her, cannot have the red hair. so i say, i also come from nigeria and i am like you. [laughter] i do not think she believed me so i was inventing names. anyway. so she influenced me.

very, very white with speckles? >> freckles. >> freckles. more glamorous. glittering. but she was glamorous for me, sparkles -- no, freckles. sorry, i cannot say. [laughter] but she has beautiful red hair, light afro type but red hair. to me, i was like, oh, my god, she is so beautiful. for me, if i want to be friends with someone that i admire, i have to be like him or her, cannot have the red hair. so i say, i also come from nigeria and i am like you. [laughter] i do not think she believed me so i was inventing names. anyway. so she influenced me. she had white skin. you could see her veins. she was very strange but beautiful for me. i was always attracted by different beauty that i saw everywhere. i remember some movies called guess who's coming to have dinner tonight with sydney party. i remember i said to my parents -- i was 12. if i come with a black girl, what will you say? and they say, if you love her, that is perfect for you. years after when it told them what i could say about the fact was going with a guy, they said if you love each other, that is wonderful

that you preserve that area and i am glad that they fixed the wall there around that historic mary speckles lake and i want to wish you a little rock ♪ and work it. preserve it ♪ out and you can make it very preserve ♪ a historic exciting. with a little lucky ♪ you can lay the plans down and you can make it ♪ no misunderstanding. ♪ with a little historic love. ♪ you can make it work out ♪ . make it all historic work out. good luck with the historic preserve vasing and i am reached to digging down in the north beach area and the south of market and there is a lot of historic in that ground. when you are looking through the ground be sure not to break the bottles and find those and be careful with the historic finds that we used to find in the ground, thank you. >> good afternoon president hasz and commissioners and thank you for remembering alice at this meeting and my name is katherine and i was not planning on speaking today but this morning i had a message about alice from a friend in new york, susan tunack and she started friends of taracata and alice was a member and a supporter and the

very, very white with speckles? >> freckles. >> freckles. more glamorous. glittering.

very, very white with speckles? >> freckles. >> freckles. more glamorous. glittering. but she was glamorous for me, sparkles -- no, freckles. sorry,

notice even a few speckles here of moisture over northern california.ver lake tahoe as well as a disturbance over northern california mixing with our system here. let's pick it up for you this afternoon. we have the clouds along the coast. making its way back into the bay. and overthe north bay as we get into tonight. notice how fast it fills in. by about 8:00 or so. partly to mostly cloudy skies expected. tomorrow morning we wake up with mostly cloudy skies into the central valley. take a look at this a few patches of blue. so patchy drizzle expected once again. tomorrow morning temperatures in the low to mid-50s as we start the day with mostly cloudy skies. low 70s expected for the afternoon tomorrow. 70degrees for nevato. your extended forecast here temperatures will continue this pattern as we get through thursday then finally we start to warm up friday. a tad warmer than thursday and then into the weekend. low 80s in store for saturday. upper 80s in store for sunday, for the inland communities low 70s expected around the bay. mid-60s at the coast.

well, if you look at the bottom you can see the little speckles, the fibers that make up bamboo. they actually appear through here. >> woman: mm hmm. >> appraiser: bamboo's very, very difficult material to carve and the chinese would have taken great delight in the contrast between pine and bamboo. they're two quite different ideas. so there is this little brush pot sitting on the scholar's table and occasionally you dip your brush in and you paint a painting or calligraphy. >> woman: mm hmm. >> appraiser: okay, quite a lot of the age has been taken off it by the scrubbing it's been given. how old do you reckon it might have been? >> woman: i have no idea. >> appraiser: do you want to have a guess? go on. >> woman: um, hundred and twenty? >> appraiser: hundred and twenty years. well, let's go back another three hundred. >> woman: (gasps) whew. >> appraiser: yes, maybe four hundred. this was being carved around 500 years ago. >> woman: oh, my gosh. >> appraiser: so it's a rare survivor. >> woman: oh, my gosh. >> appraiser: it survived your cleaning techniques. i'm just going to sa

with no beds, they slept on the floor, and they ate two meals a day of this rancid soup, usually speckled with maggots. but he set up a little country club prison inside castle thunder with one room called the citizens' room with room for a about 50 people. it had windows that you could open and close, it had beds, it had a wooden stove so you could heat the place in the winter, and he picked out prisoners who were either rich -- there weren't too many of them -- or who were connected and could get shipments from the north of money and food. if you could get money and food from the north or from the south, you could stay in the citizens' room provided that you shared your shipments of money and food with captain alexander and his cronies. so the prisoners in the citizens' room lived pretty well. and two of them were albert and junius. they got money and food from their buddies at home on the tribune, they shared it with captain alexander, and they lived pretty well in castle thunder. but in february of 1864, they were transferred to a prison in salisbury, north carolina. and that wasn't t

and to their astonishment, they her knitting and wearing a speckled apron. she clearly was not someone to stand on her position title. >> back to phone calls. dc.abeth is in washington hi, elizabeth. being k you so much for here. this is great. the panel is fantastic. about martha washington's grandchildren. washy ntioned nellie and and, of course, eliza. could you talk about martha peter. the two letters in the desk mentioned earlier were found by or at leastaughter, that's the story. bit ould you talk a little about martha custis peter and er relationship with her grandmother. >> there were four children -- there were eliza, martha known patty. then nellie, then wash. was adopted two of the grandchildren, they took the two nellie and wash. and the elder girls lived with their mother and stepfather and of half brothers and sisters. two elder girls spent a lot of time with the washingtons, were very friendly with them. loving weren't very with them. but they were not the same as the adopted children. young, ot married very apparently for love. peter husband,

and to their astonishment, they found her knitting and wearing a speckled apron. so she -- she clearly was not someone to stand on her position or her title. >> back to phone calls. elizabeth is in washington dc. hi, elizabeth. >> thank you so much for being here. this is great. the panel is fantastic. my question is about martha washington's grandchildren. you mentioned nellie and washy and, of course, eliza. could you talk about martha custis peter. the two letters in the desk mentioned earlier were found by that grand daughter, or at least that's the story. but could you talk a little bit about martha custis peter and her relationship with her grandmother. >> there were four children -- there were eliza, martha known as patty. then nellie, then wash. when the was adopted two of the grandchildren, they took the two youngest, nellie and wash. and the elder girls lived with their mother and stepfather and eventually lots of half brothers and sisters. so the two elder girls spent a lot of time with the washingtons, were very friendly with them. but they weren't ver