and that's what i -- [ buzzing noise ] >> in the middle of interviewing stefan the alarm went off. the protocol at the prison is all inmates have to get down on their stomachs and all staff and other personnel remain standing. >> false alarm. >> it was a little sad, actually, watching stefan on the ground because we were in the midst of having this great conversation almost and he started to think of himself, i think, as a regular guy, back out on the street and suddenly it was very clear, no, he's an inmate and he has to get down on the ground like all the other inmates, get dirty, until he is told he can get back up. how long did it take you to get used to doing that? >> well, when i was in jamestown i got a lot of practice. the yard goes down a lot on that. so -- glad that happened for you guys. >> so i had made a little joke with him because i could feel his embarrassment and i wanted to just try to lighten it up a little bit. did you arrange for that, stefan? >> can't say that i did. all right. that was a lot of fun. okay. where was i? >> parro went on to tell us that in order

stefan taylor, not known for speed.e is gone. 59 yards, taylor passes 3,000 career rushing yards. 156 rushing yards, tied at 7. trojans get it back. second touchdown at the half, 14-7 to jabs at the half. josh nunez, picks up a block, few tackles a and we have a tie game. 14-14 game. then in the fourth, 37 yards, nunez, 14 fore31. and fourth and 40. not going to happen. stanford wins, 21-14 your final. >> you talk about not worrying about other people's expectations. it's not just on winning. it's on how we play. if we can play our game and get them to play our game and get in the fourth quarter we'll have a chance to win. >> like i say, only thing, you only have to look at the schedule. they were next on the schedule and we had to win the game. >> buckeyes control the first half. braxton miller, 25-yard bullet. cal takes over in the third. bigelow, breaks two tackles, great balance. you are not going to catch it. that is great running. cal is down by 6. third down, miller, finds a wide open smith. he goes 72 yards. mil

stefan taylor, not known for speed. he is gone. 59 yards, taylor passes 3,000 career rushing yards. 156 rushing yards, tied at 7. trojans get it back. second touchdown at the half, 14-7 to jabs at the half. josh nunez, picks up a block, few tackles a and we have a tie game. 14-14 game. then in the fourth, 37 yards, nunez, 14 fore31. and fourth and 40. not going to happen. stanford wins, 21-14 your final. >> you talk about not worrying about other people's expectations. it's not just on winning. it's on how we play. if we can play our game and get them to play our game and get in the fourth quarter we'll have a chance to win. >> like i say, only thing, you only have to look at the schedule. they were next on the schedule and we had to win the game. >> buckeyes control the first half. braxton miller, 25-yard bullet. cal takes over in the third. bigelow, breaks two tackles, great balance. you are not going to catch it. that is great running. cal is down by 6. third down, miller, finds a wide open smith. he goes 72 yards. m

stefane from paris for us. let's swing over to steve sedgwick in madrid. and your location has seen protests, has basically been one of getting a sense of what the public is looking at. now you're at the stock exchange there. it seemed as though the initial response was positive, but is the after glow already fading? >> yeah, i think basically people are generally quite pleased about this budget is designed to potentially have less conditionally if and when there is a need for a sovereign bailout. one of the greatest ironies i think of the last 24 hours in terms of reaction has been the european commissioner who said, yes, this is spot on, spain. to my mind, i think brussels has been working very closely with the spanish government looking at the various measures included within this budget which will bring spain into line with any conditionality were there to be a sovereign bailout. i.e., spain can say we did it first, this is our move, not what we're being told to do from outside. and that's important if rajoy. so people are concerned about how stretched

stefan jefferson three touchdowns 145 yds, nv pos off the upset 31-24. new era at penn state football, 90,000 + and 4 bill o'brien's coaching debut with the nittany lions led by 11 at the half. second half of floater and grabbed by land and smith and takes it in for a touchdown. penn state loses 24-14. two-time national champion urban meyer back on the sidelines with the ohio state bug eyes. trailing miami of ohio. chisholm unbelievable one-handed grab the buckeyes rolled 56-10. across the pond notre dame in ireland hosting navy midshipmen one of the big players george atkinson the third the cut back and he's gone 56 yds one of two touchdowns in did not have the best moves. the protestor goes to all the major sporting events authorities got a hold of him the irish when big 50-10. it the a's are head of the red sox in the third inning. a familiar face to cal fans a veteran making his giants debut. bases loaded hector sanchez grazed by the pitch. that scores are run, and the giants on the board, down the left-field line this is a big one posey pence and sa

another has been favorably waiting stefan during his bust of mrs. obama remains barely popular. >>> near castro kicks off the prime-time coverage of the convention with his keynote address. president obama used the 2014 them to launch himself into the national spotlight. >>> a new poll for the charlotte observer shows mitt romney with a four point lead over the president in north carolina. >>> a democratic official from seven cisco is using harsh language to describe republicans. the state democratic chair used to not see reference. >>> it was enough to reference that quickly sparked an outcry from the gop. he compared republicans to joseph goebbels. propaganda that the administrator for nazi germany. >>> you keep repeating it and that was goebbels. instead of they don't care about facts. they're going to bite. >>> republicans jim democrats jewish leaders were quick to criticize button. he said he never used the word that seat and the hon we apologize to anyone who might of been offended. obama campaign spokesperson tells the l.a. times that burton'

the uniform and gives it a go the replacement for lot the cardinal first drive ends with points, stefanaylor scores it is 7-0 later nunez again but david carell he was 16 for 26 it looks like around, here come the spartans. the team thought that forthird quarter touchdowns and spartans tied up. they got a field goal to take the lead in the fourth. the spartans have to make it happen but no he's picked off by ed reynolds the cardinal survive 20-17 during at stanford stadium. petaluma that leaguers at oakland coliseum 20,000 on hand side jonnie gomes an rbi single in the second the a's at 2-0 brandon moss former red sox backed away and gone the second decker moss was for-4 a's scored nine runs in the seventh. capped off by the grand slam 01 wins it 18-2. his second homer of the night. gave the a's 20 runs a season high they kill the red sox 20- till there remained one game ahead of baltimore for wild card spot. the giants in chicago the got into chicago early in the morning, he put the cubs up six- one, the cubbies day although the giants rallied. in 6-4 the final the giants still lead by

stefan stefa stefane, thanks very much. let's get out to jane foley. what are the implications for the euro? does its sharp rally look overextended to you you here? >> from where we've come on the euro-dollar, back? july we were trading lower, so we've come a long way. so most people's instincts would suggest that perhaps we have a long way -- pe have some corrective pressures about to hit. and of course i think spain is the most likely cause of those corrected pressures as we've been hearing. as we've been hearing, it's going to be a real testing time for spain. they have an election but they don't want a -- a regional election i should say and they don't want the imf in at all, but certainly not before that regional election. so this wait and see mode. but will the markets carry on having patience. and i think the litmus test will be ongoing spanish auctions and the yields that we do see at these auctions. >> jane, thanks for your thoughts on that. we'll be back with more in just a bit. >> more from jane, but let's remind you where we stand just over

stefan jefferson his third touchdown of the game cal loses its opener 31-24. usc trojans led by matt barclays' first play from scrimmage against hawaii, breaks free down the far side and on 75 yd play barkley had four touchdown passes the trojans rolled 49-10. nick's sabin and alabama his boys to repeat a neutral site game against michigan in texas. he lets it fly a touchdown. the tide rolls it is 14-0. michigan's to not robinson was hurting tonight. injured his back on this play. alabama wins 41-14. will be back with the best interests at conception of the day. >>> recapping the giants start sunday for napa up over the dodgers the a's are 3 behind texas. and quick 49 unknown the 2012 teens captain's announced alex smith frank gore and patrick willis. ppga playoffs continue at deutsche bank championships. mcelroy at 12 under par and two giants at of tiger woods he fired is 68 today. to back after two rounds. third round of the u.s. open roger fetter breezes to the fourth round during serena williams a little trouble, williams avenges her loss and advances in s

he found stefan digs who does the rest. talk about yards after the catch.igs just three receptions today, but racked up 113 yards. terps down 7. next position, hill fires a dart to marcus leak to complete a nine play, 64-yard drive. that ties the ball game at 14. terps hung in there, but to austin again. third touchdown of the day. in all, 13 catches for 179 yards. west virginia wins this one by 10. 31-21. >> there are no moral victories, you know. we don't play the game and put the effort and time we get into to walk away feeling good. >> it was very frustrating. we're doing what we need to do and one or two plays slipping by and executing on it. >> you know, it was a little bit on the line. my cousin went to maryland a couple years ago. he never beat me, so i mean. >> michael rocco in virginia visiting 16th ranked tcu. casey throwing the ball all over the field. the horn frogs qb threw for 305 yards and three touchdowns. receiver josh here scores 18 touchdowns for a new school record. rolls 27-7. virginia tech rocking the cammo today. 144 yards passing. t

to the real thing. >> stefan strehler: we have here the whole lineup of some of the chicken flavors.flavor. >> safer: it sure is. the... it absolutely matches it. givaudan makes flavors that match almost every kind of chicken imaginable. this is crusty, fatty chicken. >> strehler: we just take a little skin here, and then you smell like that now, you get much more of those fatty, crusty notes. and when you smell that flavor... >> safer: yes, it sure is. now, what is this? is this actually chicken? >> strehler: it can be, yes. a lot of what you have in front of you is the chicken that has been translated into a flavor. >> safer: translated on a grand scale in the givaudan plant in kentucky... >> this is a chicken flavor as a liquid in the tanks. >> safer: ...an endless stream of brown liquid-- part chicken, part chemical, all flavor. >> this is the chicken we looked at in the tank right here. this is the chicken in the hose. >> safer: chicken in the hose? >> chicken in the hose. we'll stretch this hose out, and we'll actually load the liquid into these individual trays. it gets vacuum

one of the only bright spots of the day, who else but stefan diggs. he reels in his first t.d. he didn't get a lot of help. yukon getting just enough out of their run game. huskies exacting a little revenge on their former coach. afterwards the coach was emotional about facing his former team. >> again, i have emotions, you know. i don't think you're human if you don't have emotions. you go and say hello to people that you worked with and people that you coached, and wish them well and tell them if there's anything you can do for them after they graduate, is to give you a call. >> down in atlanta, virginia trying to slow down georgia tech. yellowjackets doing what they do best. the triple option. kevin washington, the pitch to swift and he is gone. 77 yards to the house. georgia tech more than 260 yards rushing in the first half alone. uva gets crushed today, 56-20. >>> frank beamer 13th ranked virginia tech visiting pittsburgh. the hokies were having a rough day as well. down 11 in the fourth. cue mike shanahan, the receiver for the panthers, catching the dagger. stomps the ho

my name is stefan franz a sitting member of the open spaces advisory committee, a member of the friends of lafayette park board and stakeholder in lafayette park. i won't take up much of your time tonight because i testified at the august 22nd hearing. i want to reiterate that the community at large feels strongly and sides with rec park, that the work needs to just continue, that ms. gallagher's opposition is understood, is accepted, but that, at this point, clearly she has made up her mind that she will see this through. we would ask that you not grant a rehearing. we do not hear any new or updated information that should affect your decision. and we would just ask that we get this project back on track. thank you. >> ken bruce.>> president hwang. >> next speaker. >> hi there. kathy sierl and i presented at the last meeting. we definitely made progress since last time that i was here. i stopped by dbi yesterday and there are in fact six special inspections that are on file now so we did make some progress. good. however, in referring to the documents that shannon gallagher referred to

headed measures which are said to stimulate the economy in many parts of the world and we spoke to stefan morning from a swiss bank lombard over the air and he explained what these measures and tail. we are in a process where the three main economy in the world the united states china and you're on a very accommodative measure this is things that we have never seen you know life before consequence of. these kind of military replacing the price of. commodities and it will be quite good for. currencies and we recommend to invest in that currencies because it will benefit from that trend. so russia is a country that we are very positive on because it would benefit from the strength clearly the current valuation of the ruble does not reflect the price of oil and we expect the russian ruble to appreciate in the coming weeks so we are very positive on russia in the sense that this is a country that has a very government. just about ten percent of g.d.p. and a very good situation. so this makes it eleven hopefully next hour find the source and find the words to describe the emotions out and i ha

the other, stefan edberg, who came back to beat pete sampras in 1992.jokovic is going to have to make some type of heroic effort here to step it up, in effort here to step it up, in these conditions. john: he needs to make a statement here early in this set to murray that he's here to stay. bill: his tournament average, under 20. he had 20 in the first set. john: some of that obviously is the wind. some of that is murray's foot speed court coverage. he's forced to go for a little he's forced to go for a little bit more. murray's got to be the hungrier of the two guys. bill: he blasted that. mary: he's also obviously studied that australian open semifinal against djokovic because many that semi he was only effective on 30% of his second-serve points and today he's serving at about 70%. john: well, we'll never know but it would have been interesting to see had there not be wind what he would have done with that serve. he's playing conservatively, which is smart, getting a lot of first serves in. john: djokovic needs do more of that. he's such a great retu

stefan taylor, not known for speed but he is gone. 59 yards.taylor passes 3,000 career rushing yards. third for stanford and 156 of the game and we're tied at 7. chargers get it back. second touchdown of the half. third quarter, nunez, picked off with a block and breaks a tackle. just like that we have a tie game, 14 apiece. nunez finds him in stride, dives in to the end zone. 37 yards and nunez, 14 of 31, 215 yards and two tds. cardinals are up and trojans last chance, it's uncomplete. stanford beats them for the fourth straight year. 21-14 your final. >> cal visiting ohio state for the first time in 40 years. buckeyes control. miller, 25-yard charge, ohio state led at the break. ohio state takes over in the third. bigelow breaks some tackles and you are not going to catch him. 81 yards. >> cal down 20-14. tied at 28 on third down, braxton miller finds wide open smith. he goes 72 yards. four touchdown passes for miller a valiant effort by cal but they lose it. >>> he throws to it wide open chandler jones, he breaks tackle. 43-yard touchdown. s

while her husband's favorite ability bring stefan during his first term mrs. obama remains a popular. >>> i think she has been an ambassador for her husband. i see them as a team. >>> a man kicked off content coverage of the convention with his address. >>> mean the of the republican have been set up what we been caught by a war room. the going to press coverage is all week trying to counter what here at the convention. >>> can you tell us to else on the agenda today? >>> again that the confirmation of that on and what is not going to be here. we have some of jordan did speaking tonight. he's going to be addressing mitt romney tax returns. former president jimmy carter is going to appear by video. >>> what is the president need to do this week to improve his chances of reelection? >>> he is going to be reaching out to a couple groups hispanics and women. the groups that he can relax and that might be to push him over the top. he also needs to address the a lot of the perceptions that folks have a hot ticket on this the economy. he tested a lot more than the ot

stefane is in paris with more on this. we'll see the talents either flying out or not going i guess, stefane. >> that's the view from chairman and ceo of l'oreal, the head. he spoke to warn the government about its plan to implement the new income tax rate of 75%, that france won't be able to attract top talents if the government goes ahead with its plan. it's one of the country's highest paid ceo. last year he had nearly 4 billion euro in remuneration. under the new plan, it would pay 75% of taxes on the part which is above 1 million euro, which means 2.25 million euros in taxes for the part above 1 million euros. hollande still believes the richest people should contribute to the debt recovery. last year he signed to call for the new tax on rich people in a degrees chur of national solidarity, but 75% is too high for wealthy people. globally speaking, the french business has been extremely vocal about the plan to implement a new tax rate. they believe that it will threaten investment in france and keep job creation in th

stefa stefane, thanks. i want to get a shout frthought richard. it seems that we're engaged in a game of brinkmanship between the spanish leadership and pretty much the rest of the world at this point as we a wait the ecb to move forward perhaps on its activation of this program. will spain need to request a bailout in do you think markets will push yields back higher if they don't appear to be doing so? >> it's a vicious circle or a virtuous one. if you have the great confidence that it's not necessary that the event cb, backdrop yields come down, but as soon as they show some signs of backing off, then the whole thing gets worse again. you ask what is the cost of spain agreeing to this. they've already have in play many of the things that the ecb and esm would be looking for. so anything incremental is probably fairly low cost. and in greece, they probably don't have to fall through on it anyway, so i think they could sign up quite happily and probably benefit from lowering borrowing costs if they did that. >> politics seems like it will get in

let's get reaction from stefane in madrid. we were just showing the spanish curve there. what's your take? >> it's more or less what we were expecting. the borrowing long term costs for spain declined significantly compared to the last auction. 5.66% for the ten year, that's to compare with 6.65% at the last auction which was the 2nd of august. and 24r5three year, we are 3.84 the average yield. so that's not decline in that case. but globally the situation is easing on the spanish bond market. the borrow iing means they will face the decision of whether it will require an international bailout. still exploring other options than bailout according to a report this morning. the government would like to use the remaining part of the bailout package to avoid. european leaders have agreed to give spain 100 billion euros to recapitalize the bank sector, but in the end, we are expecting only 60 billion euros to be necessary to recapitalize the spanish banks which makes remaining part 40 billion that the government would like to use, but it would need the green light from europea

stefane, thanks. spanish government may use leftover funds from 100 billion euro banking bailout to buy its own debt. and the banking sector may only need 60 billion euros available to shore up investor confidence. joining us now is martin ashworth. thanks. using bank bailout funds to buy government debt. ? >> i think it's been ruled out already by the eu. no way they will allow that to happen. this is bank bailout monies. >> so why is the story coming out? >> it's the spanish go. and i think it's all a big game to see if they can have germany get into a deal that doesn't require more onerous taxes or spending cuts. >> what's interesting about the bank recap plan itself, it's a form of a back door bailout that doesn't require those kinds of aggressive austerity moves. >> it's done to keep spain happy and in the sense it's the first time they've done a specific bank not a government bailout. it's a whole change in the rules that we're asking for. >> give it all to the banks and the banks can -- >> we t

stefane, thanks very much. >> and we have data out this morning, spanish banks buying 470 billion in august. 402 in july. the net were rowing 388, 375, so still the borrowing of spanish banks and ecb going up in august compared to july. thousand, of course this is all waiting for what's going on in the super capital. cecile has been following the meeting and she sent us this report. >> it's another finance minister's meeting, but it's slightly different than the usual ones we go to. this is called informal. informal means there won't be any decisions, there won't be any communications where measures are actually taken, but the advantage of that is as the german finance minister schaeuble just pointed out as he came into the meeting and talked to the press, he said the advantage is we can have an open discussion about a lot of things without a great deal of pressure. so what is on the table? plenty, of course. first of all, an speaker rim report by the troica looking at the situation in greece. second the commission will come again with an interim report. and they have to inform about

freshman, stefan diggs has been named rookie of the week. the council fee no scored on two of them. digs reported a second state game. >>> it is monday and time for our game of the week poll. some big rivalries to pick up from this week. we have scherrwood, urbana, plus three huge matchups, northern virginia, just go to u.s.a.todayhighschoolsports..co >> hope they don't get rained out. >> that's it for us. >> pelley: tonight, president obama says there's no doubt about what caused the murder of a u.s. ambassador. the libyan president today called the deaths of four americans a huge tragedy. elizabeth palmer is in the middle of the still-ongoing violence. john miller has the investigation. we asked mitt romney about those candid comments that have shaken up his campaign. is it just that when someone is running for president in this day and age you can't always say what you believe? dr. jon lapook on a discovery that experts say could lead to a cure for breast cancer. and mark phillips with a killer for the irish republican army. she's told us her story, but will the police get to hea

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danville jessica and maggie stefans they are two of the olympians that will be honored. they help the women's u.s. water polo team to help win the gold medal in london. more than 35 olympian willing be honored tonight. the number to clinch the title down to three folks. just three. >> i know i usually wear my giants hat and my padres shirt when i go south. because it's my hometown team. and now this is my hometown team. >> you know the last time they clinched in 2010 was also against the padres as you remember. but this time it's a lot less exciting. good morning, everyone less take a look at what we have. the commute we want it to be nice. we don't want it to be exciting. we want it to be kind of just there. highway 4 i guess it's there. it's very slow in antioch and pittsburgh. we don't really have a friday break as we've had in the summer months. this is the last full day of summer. it's fall for all intensive purposes. the traffic looks like it for sure. bay bridge toll plaza it's backed up. on some of the summer days we don't have any backups. it's backed up to the

stefane has the details for us in madrid. and we are still worried about the spanish banking sector and wondering when is the cycle going to turn for them? >> we have reasons to get worried about the spanish banking sector because 9.86% means that for ten loans in spain, at least nearly one of them repayments is at least three months behind schedule, that's the definition of nonperforming ratio. that's a record level. they have 169 billion euros in bad loans and the levels of deficits was at 1.28 in july. this announcement comes ahead of the result the stress test that the government is going to release at the end of next week on september 2th. we will know exactly the financial needs of the spanish 14 financial groups and according to the newspaper, the banks will start to receive their individual results by the end of this week. and we're also wait this morning for the result of the latest spanish auction, the troica planning to raise up to 4.5 billion euros in 12 and 18 month treasury bill. the auction taking place of cour

. >> stefane has been following all of will this. spaniards are inclined to think that their country will need a bailout. >> that's indeed a strong number, 72% of spanish people believe that the country will need the bailout and that the spanish government should make a request in that sense. to compare with 26% to just a month ago. 70% of the spanish people support the euro despite the economic crisis versus 21% who would like to see the return. so it looks like public opinion is ready for a bailout which is not entirely the case for the government. it was indicated they will take the time to look at it before making the decision. and the government seems to have a bit of breathing space since the yields fell below 6% for the first time since october october 2011. so it will give a bit of breathing space even if the government is facing a significant bond reduction. we may have further information on that decision tonight because the spanish prime minister will give an interview on the national television in spain for the first time

- andrea chapman, claire green, sara weaver, sterling louden, owen hawk ye, james mathis and owen stefans. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. udall: i also have eight unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. i ask unanimous consent that these requests be agreed to and these requests be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. udall: madam president, i yield the floor and i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. udall: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. udall: madam president, i would ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. udall: madam president, i have been coming to the senate floor on a daily basis to talk about the importance of the wind production tax credit. i intend to do so today, but before i do bring up that important topic, i wanted to speak to a situation and an incident that's

what are your thoughts, stefan? >> well, the yields are declining. that's widely expected because we have the ecb meeting later today and that's the reason why we've seen in the last couple of days some tension easing from the spanish market. that being said, it's still a high level and it's still a problem for the spanish government in the long term. the spanish government will have also to face significant reduction in the next coming weeks. in the last ten days of october it will refinance 27.5 billion euros, significant redemption. that's the reason why the yield -- high yield needs to be addressed before this significant redemption. the other story out of spain today, of course it's this meeting between the prime minister and the german chancellor, angela merkel. they'll seek german backing for the spanish economy. this is to make sure that they've got the full support from the german chancellor before asking for anything at the european level because it would be the worst case scenario if spain requests a bailout and germany blocks it, it would

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stefan jones from the rand corporation is working on the other one.d marinus is working on another biography at this time, and there are lots of great books that have come out every year by series of journalists/historians that are worth reading. walter isaacson's book on steve jobs is a perfect example of that. it was an international best selling phenomena, and with good reason, because of all the things we can learn from in. >> host: what are you currently reading? >> guest: i read a click particularly actually. i read a wonderful book written by a british fly fisherman about his fought in world war ii. i love that i read about the 48 campaign, which if you think this is wild, that was really well. harry truman and henry wallace and strom thurmond and tom dewey, the first election after the war. so i'm reading, i said about terry anderson and george bush and how he decided to go to war. my wife just finished catherine the great which was given to me and she picked it off, so i've got to go back and get involved in that. i've read a lot of magazine

stefan jefferson, nevada beats cal, 31-24. >> great to see a great crowd, i'm sorry we didn't play better and let the fans down. but we got to get back to work now. >> the cal bears have been playing at memorial stadium since 1923. they get this thing looking beautiful and they lose the season opener. that's pretty tough. >> what do they say? you win some, you lose some. i think people just enjoyed the hot dogs and what not. >>> no matter how old or young you are you have hear his songs even if you're not from san francisco. hi penned dozens of top who hits. his songs were performed by legendary performers. when asked which of his hits was his favorite, he picked "what the world needs now is love sweet love." >> an elderly pasadena woman is offering a hefty award for the arrest of vandals who destroyed her pumpkin patch. three of this year's crops were smashed overnight thursday and another 300-pound gourd was speared with garden umbrellas. it is not only a blow to powell but to everyone who's admired her yard for years. >> it's my whole life. >> i practically cried this morning. >> this