$116,000 from the san francisco conservation corps to rebuild community garden plot terraces at wolfe lane community garden. supervisor chu: thank you. we have more with recreation and parks on this item. >> -- martin with recreation and parks on this item. >> good morning, supervisors. located in the heights neighborhood, managed by the recreation and parks department community grants program. the community garden is comprised of plots, many of which are deteriorated. the conservation corps is going to replace the spot with funding through the state's proposition 84 water bond of 2006, for public safety and erosion control in the amount of $116,000. i am available to answer questions. supervisor chu: sounds like there are no positions funded through this grant. is there a matching fund with it? supervisor chu: -- >> no. supervisor chu: are there members of the public it wished to speak on item number four? seeing no one, public comment is closed. we have a motion? supervisor kim: move forward with recommendations. supervisor chu: we can do that without objection. item number five? >> item

this is for my son. >> reporter: you know, wolf, talking to a lot of people here, they do have empty think for t.j. lane on some level, as disgusted as they are with what he did, and the impact that he had on so many lives here. we haven't heard a lot of hatred toward this young man. it's an odd sort of situation, to know what he did and not have any real anger towards this young man. there's a lot of empty empathy for him as well. it's a tragic, tragic situation. >>> and the suspect has formally charged now, three counts of aggravated murder, two counts of attempted aggravated murder. some of the counselors are speaking right now. i just want to listen briefly to hear what they're saying. bln to this. >> a lot of problems, a lot of physical complaints that they wouldn't normally have. what we advise, to promote the healing is, first and foremost, to keep perspective about what a rarity this kind of event really is. we also really would hope that people maintain as normal of routines as possible, and be very mindful will taking care of their own health. even if they don't feel like it, make sure they do

wolf. the suspect reportedly told authorities that he chose his victims randomly. on facebook, though, t.j. lanead postings that could only be described as dark. and now some are wondering why weren't these warnings taken more seriously? >> reporter: on the facebook page of t.j. lane, a haunting post. quote, feel death, not just mocking you, not just stalking you, but inside of you. the 17-year-old ends the post, "die, all of you." he posted that message in late december. some students reported lane wrote about his intentions on twitter in the days before the attack. if lane had a twitter page, it has since been taken down. three students are now dead. among the questions, were there missed warning signs? steven balcam is with the family online safety institute. >> if they're talking about death either to themselves or to other people, it is absolutely a red flag to bring that child in or that teen in and sit them down and talk. >> reporter: school shootings often have an eerie pattern, a student who feels isolated and alone. maybe he is picked on. in many cases, the student expresses angst befo

wolf and federal. we have fire activity there. expect a brief delay in the area. if you are traveling through the city on the inner states, looking good, 895, with the southbound lanesing as you approach the tunnels. moving at posted speed. if you take i-95 through rose dale, the two lanes re-opened, 95 north of maryland, 43. seeing residual slowing in the area and mta update this morning, light rail, 10- 15 minutes late. brunswick, 870, running ten minutes behind schedule. >>> a soldier went on a shooting

lanes of winchester boulevard near rincon avenue. the woman driving the wrong way car may have suffered a medical problem before the accident. >> california's first wild wolf in more than 80 years didn't stick around too long. his visit here lasted just about two months. a gps unit attached to his collar allowed department of fish and game to track the hu ndreds of miles he has wandered. last year the gray wolf broke off from his pack in oregon. and crossed into california on december 28th. today state officials say he again crossed the border, wandering from the county back into oregon. >> because of the dry winter we are having, the marin municipal water district is pumping water out of phoenix lake to boost supplies. 1992 was the last time the lake needed to be tapped into. because of last year's high rainfall, the district does not expect water restrictions will be implemented. more water is needed to help meet demand this year. the district served 200,000 people from san rafael. throughout the north bay they're running a deficit between 12 to 14 inches for the water year. >>> take a look now. despite snow in the sierra, experts say the snow pack is st

lanes. and dick's at 52-week highs and the dow up 73. >> thank you very much, mary thompson. let's hop over to rick santelli in chicago who is being joined by the wolftricate himself to join us here. you know, eric, do you still trade in fed funds? >> no, i haven't been trading fed funds in about a year and a half. >> what do you trade now? >> over in the green room right now. >> i'll tell you, the government could print dollars, the government could print ten years, two years, five years, but the government can't print corn, wheat, and soybeans. the markets are a little more volatile. >> they are more volatile. they haven't been following along with the currency. but with the dollar move down late today, you're starting to see grains move a bit. >> here's a question for you. you know, if we had back-to-back 500,000 jobs numbers and we saw the labor force participation rate move up so it was really the real deal, how much action all of a sudden do you think could spring up in fed funds? >> well, the way things are going right now, i don't think anything's going to happen. it's still out into the 13s where they have maybe a 25-basis point hike coming