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st. augustine.the trustees' garden was laid out, let's see, to the east of f us by sweat equity of the new colonists, and one thing was, of course, to raise vegetables to eat, etc. , and to raise mulberry trees which in turn would be food for silkworms, and we were going into the silk business instead of having to pay such high prices to people like france and italy. and so there became, savannah and the colony of georgia was a private business venture, a private business venn r church church -- venture. at which one of the quotations in the various journals, england will go rich by sending her poor abroad. and it was estimated by close studies of a given family in london gained perhaps ten pounds and would otherwise consume 20 pounds whereas if transported to the new colony of georgia, they might generate with silk and other sweat equity up to 600 pounds a year. so it would be sort of a win/win situation. and on founders day, february the 12th, 1733, 114 of these anglican colonists arrive tonight q

st. augustine. the trustees garden was laid out to the east of last by sweat equity and one thing was of course to raise vegetables to eat etc and raised mulberry trees which would be food for silkworms and we were going into the business instead of facing the high prices of people like france and italy, and so it became savanna and georgia was a private business venture, a private business venture in which one of the quotations in the gerbils england will grow rich by sending her poor abroad, and it was estimated bible studies that the family in london earned perhaps 10 pounds which doesn't sound like very much, does it? and other ways consume 20 pounds so a net loss of 20 pounds, whereas it transported to the colony of georgia they might generate with silk and other equity after 600 pounds a year so it would be a win-win situation. and on father's day to be written off, 1733, 114 of these colonists arrived on tiberi 12th which people like lisa, wherever she's standing has been part of in terms of

st. augustine wild reserve, are treated to bubble baths twice a week. the water helps cool them down in the summer, while the bubble bath keeps them smelling good. some of the scents are lavender, and milk and honey. sweet-smelling tigers. what would be better? >> how lucky are they? >> i love the fact they hop right in. and apparently the lavender smell keeps the flies away. >> really? >> you have that written into your contract? bubble baths? >> oh, boy. getting rough in here this morning. >>> jackie meretsky, how are you doing this morning? how is the weather? it's hot out there in some parts of the country. >> let's talk more about dan and his lavender bubble bath. all right. it is hot. bianna, you can tell your friends in houston, not a good hair day today, because it is extremely humid. in fact, taking a look at our live shot. thanks very much, ktrk, for this beautiful shot of downtown houston. 76 degrees already. the sun's just coming up. and you should get up to about 98 today. that could break a record. we have a heat advisory stretching across