but there was only a waiting list of four at white springs, the closest community garden to the hanc recycling center. as far as the buyback machine, $1,600 per month comes up to $19,000 per year * 27, $518,000, it is not clear if the city or the merchants of the ones that have to pay for that. there were a couple of comments about 1992 and 1995 actions. the golden gate master plan was finalized well after those years. so, thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: next speaker, please. there was one more card. ellen epstein. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i served as a stakeholder of the san francisco food policy council representing the urban agriculture sector. thank you for your time. i support the continuation that the existing site and the relocation of the proposed community garden. by had applauded the allocation of one quarter of a million dollars for the encouragement of leadership to examine the deep contradictions within the displacement of hanc for community gardens. today i share the street -- the same statement and ask how it can exist without the displacement of the center pep

they were hoping a earth would smuggle the whites and spring up the buffalo who by then virtually disappeared and then all the native peoples would be reunited by their an zesters. sitting bull was interested in this spiritual possibility, and the superintendent decided that sitting bull was a danger and might lead an insurrection spawned by this religious movement. he ordered his release. lakota police were sent to his cabin, and in the early morning darkness of 1980, shots were fired out when the arrest was attempted and sitting bull and several of his family members would die. that's 14 years after custer's last stand that sitting bull suffered his own last stand. it's impossible to understand the one without the other. now, tonight, i'd like to show you some slides. some of them are historic photographs. other are lakota and cheyenne pick -- pichtgraphs as well as other pictures i took from 2007. i'd like to read you a passage first from the last tanned. this is from the preface. we think of custer as the world's biggest loser, but the fact of the matter during the civil war, he was one t

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spring now. it's been something else. check this out. all this cold air, look at that pink and white just pouring in across the country's midsection and to give you an idea of some of these temperatures, let me click on a couple of them and you will see some cold numbers. minus 10 degrees in the dakotas as we head down the track, minus 8. heading further south into denver 1 degree and further south 7 degrees. miami 83 degrees. and, of course, here in the bay area, it doesn't get much better than this in the middle of winter. how about this for a beautiful live shot? considering what they have across the rest of the country, this is as good as it gets. sunny skies just about as far as you can see. and some pretty pleasant temperatures to go along with it. by this afternoon, we are going to see highs soaring well into the 60s. some places like the santa rosa area getting near 70 degrees by the afternoon. mid-60s inside the bay out toward the coastline cooler tonight. it's going to be clear, cold in spots. but not too bad. and well, looks like this ridge of high pressure is going to hol

higher rates could further hurt sales ahead of spring's prime-time home buying season. >>> thousands of whiteollar workers in detroit will soon be getting a bump. gm and chrysler are expected to announce today they're handing out bonuses worth as much as 50% of their base salary. both companies needed massive government bailouts back in 2008 and 2009 to hold off bankruptcy. >>> if you make a lot of credit card purchases, especially at the gas pump, you're probably used to punching in your zip code. but maybe not for long. california's supreme court has ruled that merchants can no longer ask for the information because it violates consumer protection laws. retailers say it's intended to protect customers from credit card fraud. >>> and they say there's no such thing as bad publicity. the designer who made the dress lindsay lohan wore to court earlier this week say they are now sold out. the $575 garment apparently was snapped up on the internet after all the media coverage. and betty, don't get me wrong, she looks great in it. love the dress. just not sure i would wear it. >> yeah. you know, i

higher rates could further hurt sales ahead of spring's prime time home buying season. >>> and thousands of white collar workers in detroit will soon be getting a bump. gm and chrysler are expected to announce today they are handing out bonuses worth as much as 50% of their base salaries. both companies needed massive government bailouts in 2008 and 2009 to hold off bankruptcy. >>> that's your moneywatch. for more, stay with cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm ashley morrison. >>> local congresswoman plans to unveil a bill aimed at protecting consumers from online marketers. democrat jackie speier out of hillsborough has a news conference planned in washington tonight. the do not track bill calls for a system to let net users protect their personal information. they would be able to opt out preventing marketers from collecting and using data from their online activities. >>> it is 4:45. donald trump for president? what do you think? [ laughter ] >> i know. why??? why would he want to do that? why the apprentice host thinks he should be hired at the white house. >> plus, busy moms and bad eating h

. >> the white house was opened in the spring of 18 01 by thomas jefferson. >> it was officially utilize as the white house dining room during the days of thomas jefferson. >> there is a particular feeling in the green room of jefferson. he used that as his everyday dining room. i can imagine him with thomas paine. thomas paine dined there with him and that's where -- it was relatively small and always political. he was famous for having meals where he invited everyone he knew it was brilliant to have these incredible debtors. in the east room, president kennedy said when he had all of the nobel prize winners, he said never had so much that talent been assembled and the white house at one time except when thomas jefferson died in the room alone. all the furniture is original, from 1800 to 1810. these pieces would have been made in this era. they're probably better than anything jefferson could afford to put in the white house at the time. a wonderful portrait of benjamin franklin hangs over the fireplace that was painted when he was in england as one of the american representatives for c

white, as good as cold here. >> and this is great news and should carry us far into spring, march, and april. it's phenomenal. over 80 inches of snow in three days. >> 80 inches during the last drought, practically a season. all of the snow lies within easy range assuming there is four-wheel drive or know someone like robert who is now an expert with chains, having learned the hard way. >> boy have them practice at home first. >> oh, yeah. >> because... that is what you want to do, it's nasty. >> we might ask in these conditions when is it not? and here is the answer to the question. this is decidedly not. notice no waiting on that ski lift over there. because hey, everybody is down the mountain trying to get up here, we did talk to chp asking when they expected traffic to peak. they told us well, right about now. until 9:00 p.m. stay home for a while. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> and put a hat on. stay warm, thank you very much. and the snow and rain are having a huge impact on weather supplies. it's all good news. water district relies on 10 reservoirs to serve 1.8 million customers. those reservoirs are

. >> the white house was first opened in the spring of 1821. ♪ >> there is a particular feeling in theto me of jefferson of an everyday dining room where he had his round table and he did all the talking. i can imagine him with thomas paine. that is where most of his dinners took place. there were relatively small and political but people came to call them what he was famous for having these meals where he invited everyone he knew who was brilliant to come to the white house. president kennedy said in the east room, never has so much talent been assembled in the white house at one time except when thomas jefferson dined here alone. there is american furniture from 1800s 1810. that is right in the jefferson to. teterm. the furniture is probably better than jefferson could afford to put in the white house during his term. there is a wonderful portrait. there is a silver plated coffee urn owned by john adams. it was not too long after the declaration of independence. there's a scene of philadelphia in the mid-19th century. it chose independence hall. you are talking about the great people

white powder. >> there was no shadow around. so, an early spring it will be!ers. no cheerleaders. yeah, apparently they couldn't find any women willing to cheer on ben roethlisberger. >> i would like to send my wishes to those celebrating the lunar new year. welcoming the year of the robert. >> this is the biggest surprise in my years. to have this happen on top of -- oh. >> i've seen that like ten times this week and betty white still cracks me up. it has been a huge news week, the weather and overseas. hopefully spring will move quickly here. >> no doubt about that. we can only hope as changes in the season are around the corner. >> bring on april, folks. ababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababab

it was over my mom and i split i think because we were so glad coming from spring texas, we didn't break any china at the whiteo is the head of it is like hey, man, where did you go last night? bill was looking for you. i thought i was in trouble. i thought i was late to rehearsal. i was like bill who. bill clinton. he told us no matter where he goes in the world he always hulus your show. what? you can't tell me that. only my grandma watches the show. now every time i do a take i'm going to think, this better be bill. >> jimmy: you have to impress president clinton. wow, that is something he. so are you going to reach out to him or was that it? >> i think that's it for now. >> jimmy: that's it. >> bill, i'm sorry. >> jimmy: now it's weird because i hear like you're a friend of the show. yeah. i am. it could be a terrible prank one of your friends pulled on you. >> if it is i welcome it and choose to believe just like i choose to believe you believed in me. >> jimmy: is your family in the oil business. >> they're not. my dad was drafted by the dallas cowboys and now in the shipping industry. >> jimmy: oh wow.

spring like conditions, and now this it's a little strange. >> here on top of mount hamilton. elevation 4200 feet. you'll find snow flurries. hard to believe this white hillside is just 20 miles from downtown san jose. but don't brush off your sled just yet. the road to get here is closed to the public. the waves were pumped up in pacifica. in marin county, heavy rain saturated hillsides and the golden gate bridge got a new topcoat of h 20. heavy rains caused flooding on highways throughout the bay area, causing intermittent ramp closures. alma says she won't drive more than two blocks from her home in this weather. >> you can see the rain pouring down. >> high winds, tattered flags and sent palm trees swaying. gusts are expected to reach up to 50 miles an hour tonight. despite the challenges of working in rough weather, the raindrops just rolled off kevin's back. >> it is what it is. i don't look at it as, i have to work in the rain, oh, wow. i just thank god i have a job. >> a job he's glad to do rain or shine. >> to put it in perspective, we've had more rain during these three storms than we had all of last year. now, the biggest complaint i heard

white as good as gold around here. >> this is great nuts for us and carry us far into spring march and april look if he number knoll. seven feet. over 80 inches of snow in the last three days. >>reporter: 80 inches. during the last drought that was practically a season. and all this snow lies within easy range assuming you have 4 wheel drive or know someone lake robert who is now an expert with chains having learned the hard way. we asked him to give you some parting advice. >> i would have practice at home first. >> oh, yes. don't come and tray to figure it out when it is nasty. >>reporter: in these roadside conditions when is it not. now you look at the decidedly non-nasty part. the night team skiing at boreal where there is no waiting. no. the waiting still going on down the mountain. on the road. and all of those cars. we wish them a pleasant evening. from boreal in the sierra wayne, abc 7 news. >> thousands of commuters got stuck, got home later this evening than they planned after the bart train got stuck in the tube. shut down the transbay tube during lush hour today. train operator saw smoke rising from the

spring of 1775, england sent a detachment of 700 men to concord, massachusetts to destroy the colony's military supplies. paul revere passed the word that british regulars were coming and minutemen, both black and whitegton. prince esterbrook was among those patriots who were wounded. he was a slave. quote: "at lexington they did appear arrayed in hostile form, and tho our friends were peaceful there, yet on them fell the storm. thrice happy they who thus resign into the peaceful grave much better there, in death confin'd than a surviving slave." (poet/soldier/preacher lemuel haynes) narrator: two months later, the british once again took the offensive. free men of color were among the patriots gathered at bunker hill to stop them. england would eventually win the day, but not before the militiamen, despite being badly outnumbered, inflicted devastating losses. eyewitness accounts of that day are contradictory, but in 1818, historian & author samuel swett would write... quote: "among those who mounted the works was the gallant major pitcairn, who exultingly cried out, "the day is ours," when a black soldier named salem shot him through and he fell. (writer samuel swett) narrator: george washington to

white house. in 15 minutes from now we will bring you a live report from washington, d.c.. >>> your time now 5:01. the search for a missing couple in the palm springs area is -- kraig debro has the very latest developments in this mysterious case. >> reporter: yeah mysterious and confusing. the person who is missing is a person of interest in a suspicious death but they won't id the person who died. it all started yesterday on lumbar street where a maid cleaning a room found a body of a woman inside one of the rooms here. a man who's reported missing in riverside county they found his car near devils slide. he is the missing man. billy waterman was reported missing on monday. yesterday san francisco police say a vehicle associated with him was found near devils slide. a maid working on the 1400 block of lumbar found the body of a woman in a hotel room. they have not identified the woman but waterman's wife is also missing. deputies searched the area near the road and water off devils slide for three hours looking for mr. waterman. since he's a person of interest they are looking for him possibly in hiding but they are also making sure he might not

in the spring, there were more than 2000 demonstrations across the country, more than 50,000 people were jailed and there were some that were killed like a whiteostman named william moore. now why is it that ordinary people like this would be willing to put their body on the line? why is it they would ask those themselves to so much physical danger, lethal danger? one of the major reasons and one of the major causes of this elaborate movements eventual success was a man named jesus celebrated off. a philip randolph was the man who brought mass demonstrations in the civil rights movement in this valley is also the person who dreamed up the march. it was his vision to have this mass gathering before the lincoln memorial. around the time it thata philip randolph got involved in politics in the 19 teens and into the 1920s, the civil rights movement basically had two different approaches to promoting the cause. one causes which you might call the booker t. washington approach. booker t. washington was a major educator, first back figure invited to@at the white house with resident theodore roosevelt. booker t. washington essentially argued that blac

spring. >> so you've got your bowls. >> we just took plain, white bowls. these are from cb2.it leaves no sticky residue. you can just pick it up and put it down. put your team color stripes around your bowls. you can use it to kind of decorate anything. it is that simple. >> easy to remove so you can use your bowls for another party. those are the -- where did you get these? >> online, at craft stores in the scrapbooking session. then you just put your favorite team numbers on them or you can put your initials of your team or write "go team." whatever you want. get your kids involved, too. >> yeah, this is cool. now to the snacks, very important. >> this is our basic table. we started with the same fake grass. we just did it in a runner down the middle of the table. on top of that, we used slate. these are just slate cheese boards. you can do your plays, you can discuss what the -- what the quarterback is doing and do that whole thing. >> tell me about the rice crispy treats. >> you can take these to go for your fans also. they are brown rice with honey and peanut butter. >>

the white stuff coming down, and it looks this way for much of the country on this presidents' day. looking out the window, winter is back. >> not springt. >> midsection of the country all the way to the east. good morning. welcome back to "the early show". i'm chris wragge along with erica hill. coming up on the program he has become a political powerhouse. senator scott brown is making headlines on capitol hill these days with the release of his new book "against all odds," which is out today. he describes his childhood and the man and the politician he is today. we'll speak with him in just a few minutes. >> we also have a possible breakthrough to tell you about when it comes to breast reconstruction surgery. scientists have come up with a procedure which uses stem cells to help a woman in many ways regrow her breast tissue after having surgery. dr. jennifer ashton is here to explain how it works and how readily available this could be at this point. first, though, jeff glor standing by at the news desk with a check of the morning's top headlines. good morning, once again. >>> the latest winter storm in the upper midwest is causing

more than a century before harry truman rebuild the white house, another president and first lady will have a similar task before them. in the spring89, when they -- 1809, when they moved in, rebuilding the home is the farthest thing from their mind. it is the red room and it is where dolly madison held her wednesday afternoon parties to bring together politicians and other influential washingtonians. >> she was very gracious and well-received, but she was a smart political wife. she was good for president madison, who was known to be not the most outspoken. not the greatest orator. she greeted these parties and she brought people together. people who would not be caught in the same room. she would invite both sides of the aisle, but diplomats of countries that were not speaking to each other. she would bring them together. she just wowed them. they could not resist her. she dressed -- she had low necklines and she won her -- she wore her turbines and things and she was a character >> she was the consummate hostess, i think, but in a very clever way. >> the portrait of dolly madison hangs in the red room. she sits in a red chair. r

white house, our conversation with mike huckabee. he is out with a new book. he is expected to announce in the spring or summer weathered he intends to seek the 2012 republican nomination. another one says that rachel woman.s ondow is one smart seattle. good morning. caller: i would like the president to spend time with the former president of brazil, lula. i just think he is very outstanding and ordinary guy who happened to make extraordinary things for his country. and obama himself actually expressed some interest in spending time with him when they met two years ago, i believe, he was scheduled for only half an hour, but obama insisted to spend time with him. he ended up spending more than two hours. i read some article in "the new york times." i hope obama learned from that person because he had some terms as a successful president. when he left office, he left the economy in good shape. so i believe obama would learn a lot from him. host: our roundtable will includes a the white house correspondent for washington times and the congressional correspondent for "the washington post", "what governm

spring and throughout the summer. >> it's amazing to look at the before and after. similar, but just a few changes. you look great. next we have with us raina. we are focused on white>> literally one of the hottest trends on the runway was all white. >> it was jean on jean, the s t sweater was thin and it hugged her frame in the wrong by. it is about depth. we added ruffles. she's nipped at the waist with a blazer from express that hits her at a great place in the hips and elongates her tall frame. >> renee has long legs so this flatters her more. >> we exposed, showed skin on the arms by cuffing the jacket. we added great platforms. let her keep the jeans but with a pop of color you can do it easily with accessories to add color to an otherwise neutral look. >> you may not pick up on air that this is a cotton jacket as opposed to denim on denim. >> that's a big no-no. >> you look great. let's go to this table. you will show us what to toss. >> for spring, the platforms are hot. this season like this cutie patootie from betsey johnson. this is a flatform. nearly impossible to walk in. >> not cute either. what about these flats? >> flats of every variety, but certai