and whoever bought house decided to take out most of the woodwork. that might be the only one, the one on great highway. >> i mentioned one of the problems with plumbing with these carville homes. i was wondering at what point in history did outhouses become illegal in san francisco? >> i'm not sure of that. but outhouses were the big part of carville. you see these early shots. there are outhouses like right next door. >> i found out, when i moved to my current house, my house had been moved from the reservoir site at holly park to where it was. there was a woman, this was 20 years allege, who had seen the move. she was a kid. she described it coming on a wagon, pulled by a mule. it was basically being breaked by the mule. because it was coming down a hill. and that was just information in my neighborhood from a woman who had lived there for a long time as a kid. and the time is getting further and further away from when these existed. but i think the best thing is humans. and maybe tchutch societies that have senior members. >> yeah. no, if you go

george bridgeport of philadelphia was employed to paint the ceiling and the woodwork. he was known for his subtlety in application. this box is actually mrs. madison's tea box. it was given by her to mrs. latrobe, so it's one of the only other things besides the gilbert stuart that survives at the white house. it's on exhibit right now. what we've come to figure out from this is that this wallpaper was most likely the wallpaper that was used in the elliptical salon. when we come back to the painting again, you'll see this is actually used as historical reference. there's an inscription here from mrs. madison to mrs. latrobe. they'd known each other since infancy. so that always helped mr. latrobe's causes when he seemed to be on the outs with the madisons. mrs. madison was known to have spent most of her time working on her own parlor chamber than any other room in the house. also known as the antechamber where the president received guests. the space was said to be extremely fashionable done mostly in a yellow color. with sofas and chairs in the same satin and festoon

people came out of the woodwork to buy their tickets to financial freedom. >> i have no idea what i would do with it. >> mega millions ticket sales are up 500% from last week. >> it is unbelievable. it >> now you can buy it everywhere, everybody is senate. >> many picking numbers are first-time buyers. >> i do not think i have a chance but it is fun. >> at this downtown liquor store, they set up tables to handle the rush. >> i am hoping i did the same block. >> the lump sum payouts after taxes will be $324 million. jessica rushed out to buy what she hopes will be a winner. >> when i got there today i came down to get tickets. >> $1.60 numbers -- that is all it could take to change somebody's life forever. >> everybody has to dream. >> clearly everybody has the dream here. the machine will continue to turn out tickets for another five hours. if there is no big winner tonight, the jackpot will roll over until tuesday where it could top $900 million. >> unbelievable. thank you for that. grab your tickets and get ready to watch the drying. we will bring it to you at 11:00 on abc 7. >> we are

i think that all of these events show that the filipino- americans are really coming out of the woodworkng themselves as a group that needs to be recognized. as we, this evening, a well recognized quite a number of them. we welcome you tonight. may i also ask you to welcome the honorable mayor edwin lee. [applause] >> well, welcome. welcome to city hall, everyone. it is my pleasure to welcome all of you here to the seventh annual philippine-american celebration heritage month. counsel general, thank you. mayer brown, thank you very much. i know you are out there somewhere. board president, thank you for being here as well. i am is so happy, because we have a lot of things to celebrate. and i want to first and foremost thank one of the people that i have had a chance to work with, and i think she is a proud member of the filipino-american community here in san francisco, and that has been my chief adviser on families, children, education, and of course she is the president of our school board. hydra mendoza, thank you. thank you for being here. [applause] you know, as we celebrate filipin

it's one of the things that when we started working on it, people came out of the woodwork, other families. but features, educators in the field, neurosciences, and they said this is something that they've been thinking about and wanted to help us develop. >> welcome to "the next"," i'm dr. sanjay gupta. certain that nich turing the human spirit is as essential collaboration, creativity, and curiosity that leads to adventure. what makes them experts? how do they come up with the educational idea of a lifetime? as you'll see, the inspiration and the name didn't come out of the blue. >> knock knock. >> who is there? >> banana. >> ban na that who? >> knock knock. >> who is there? >> banana. >> banana who. >> knock knock. >> who is there? >> orange? >> orange who. >> aren't you glad i stopped saying banana? >> the world that kids are graduating into now is so fast paced and changing that they actually need to be students of innovation. they don't necessarily have to be artists or inventors, but everyone needs to know how to get up on that wave and ride it as opposed to the world is clearly nei

derby last year so his woodworking shop was completely destroyed.nly one wall left standing. luckily they shipped out some of those boxes just earlier that week and so it's just an example of some of the destruction and rebuilding that will have to go on. let me just tell you about what i'm seeing around here in this immediate area. over here you have an auto shop. there was a mechanic who had had been -- a mechanic for 25 years. it was his dream to open this auto shop and as you can see under the rubble a few vehicles there and then, of course, over here to my right is this school bus through this business here that was a cafe and so just an example of some the cleanup that will have to go on here, gary. >> athena jones, the hardest stories for a reporter to cover. thank you for painting that portrait of tragedy today. it's nice seeing you today. >>> ed opp is a pastor diagnosed with als better known as lou gehrig's disease. he has written a book about how his faith has been impacted by this. he also made a series of films about his journey. >> i n

minutes and then almost immediately turned scorer the thirty three year old spurs denied by the woodwork but the former bin people and russia meet people there can not chalk this one hundred year old. well the worst one ginger all made it three one in the dying minutes the big three was vulgus first a night away games tearing the remain third in the relay gaging group. one game was held over anyones on monday where wayne rooney strike three minutes from half signed return manchester united so that's all. of the premier league standings as alex ferguson's men defeated full of at old trafford. and stand in england's bolton manager all one korea will says that me feel very brief and wamba he slowly but steadily recovering after the twenty three year old suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed on the pitch during an f.a. cup game at tottenham nine days ago and the player even managed to watch the highlights of his side beating blackburn through one at home on saturday traditions it. could weaken the innovation of means intensive care stable but very serious and we have to be other night when

people coming out of the woodwork on both sides and this guy for zimmerman.n't know the source of the information and assume that he talked to the father ther or the brother? >> well, it appears that the father and the brother have a similar story, and what is interesting about the story is that it is sort of like painting a life and death situation for george zimmerman, and he had to act and do something. what was also interesting about both of their statements was the fact that they say that trayvon martin was reaching for the gun. this is new information that we did not hear last week. it is creating this story that, look, he had to act. but when you look at the police tape, that video that came out, again, it creates some diffic t difficulty for the zimmerman camp, because again, he looks like someone who just walked off of the street. he does not look like he is in distress or physical distress, and there is not any physical bruising that you can see clearly. >> what about the close-up by another network who looked at the back of the head and you can see

if someone comes out of the woodwork and says the patents we filed years and years ago -- it puts the dampening effect on innovation. >> in red meat could dramatically increase your risk of dying prematurely, according to scientists in america at harvard university. if you regularly eat red meat, you are at greater risk of getting heart disease and cancer. >> it has been generally accepted for some time that too much red meat is not good for our health. this american studies suggesting the risk may be greater than previously thought. over 120,000 people over many years. they found that even in extra portion of red meat increased the risk of death by 13%. eating an extra portion of processed meat every day increase the risk of death by 20% to request they both have higher risk of premature deaths. the processed meat was much higher. >> of red meat can be part of a healthy, balanced diet. the people who eat a lot should consider cutting down. the advice from others varies. the world cancer research fund says people should avoid processed meat entirely. the meat advisory panel challenged

milling the woodwork, installing everything. the outside of the house was next on our list. then these windows went in. i just do not understand why it is so hard to believe it is not a personal vendetta when this is what i do. this is my home. i will be here another 30 years, i hope. if we want to talk about exceptional and extraordinary, what i find exceptional and extraordinary is that mincing window types is against the policy that i did not write but that the planning department wrote. i just do not understand why i cannot have wooden windows and follow the standards. these standards are not to be regarded as guidelines. standards referred to ceqa and they are important. this house is right on the street. this is how my house could look. at the hearing last week, the appellant said it, i would like to sell our property and move on. commissioners, i am asking you to help me prepare my home before she sells for property and moves on. her contractor made a mistake. she did not make the mistake. the state of california licenses her contractor. she should go to her contracto

minutes and then almost immediately turn scorer the thirty three year old was first denied by the woodwork but the former been tika and russian made field work at the school so no child is one hundred three years old. while on a wrist. made it three one in the design minutes the victory was bogus person nine away games tara the remain third in the relay geisha group. while one game was held over in england on monday where wayne rooney strike three minutes. halftime returned manchester united to support the premier league as alex ferguson is made to keep it full on at all trafford. meanwhile the champions league quarter finals would take center stage on tuesday portuguese giants been looking to knock out chelsea who have been inconsistent form this is science have never played each other competitively before and the eagles will host the other side in the opening leg of their double header having not lost a game at this study or the lose in this season's champions league while chelsea have to get swayed away from stamford bridge and both managers are putting different tasks for this clash. b

a report came out last night highlighting significant issues woodworker practices at the foxconn factories in china. these are the factories that apple uses. to be fair, along with a lot of other companies. apple uses them to make ipads and i phones. some of them working 60 hours a week, 6. last year, there was a spate of workers suicide. the question really, how damaging is this report for apple? >> this is an independent report. they were sent in by apple themselves. there's no way they can deny what this report says. in fact, they've accepted the findings and i think it does highlight that there has been a lot of truth behind the picture painted, but it also highlights the fact that these factories make not just apple products, but they produce these goods for just about every major manufacturer. the spotlight will now be on apple's rivals, as well. >> our technology correspondent joins us. apple, as he said, commissioned this report. apple fully accepts their recommendations. they want to be a leader in the supply chain for all the electronics and technology giants. that's it for busin

second game in a row and city's push across saw his long range effort for the visitors denied by the woodwork in the second half it seems remain level on points with rubin and six behind the railway men on goal difference. while at the other end of the table ten men rostov reclaimed ten spot from take after beating previous events of one nil to move to the child's first half strike proving to be the wetter russell were reduced to ten men with through the second half alexander got sky sense all for a second but will offense but his side hung on for victory. in champions league one to ten winners enter are looking to overturn a one no deficit from the away leg of their last sixteen double header against marsay in munich on choose a the sciri are giants will be without suspended defender christian group while center back andrea are nakia and midfielder recorder alvarez are injured however answer have received that simon and bruised by verona so will domestically on friday it was their first with in san games in all competitions and moved coach claudio ranieri to six years apart midfielder they a

game in a row and ginny's glitter cost saw his long range effort for the visitors denied by the woodwork in the second half it seems remain level points with rubin and six behind the railway men on goal difference. while at the other end of the table ten man roster reclaimed ten spot from cedric after beating korea so that's a one nothing to move collection of spurs have striker proving to be the winner ross all were reduced to ten men made wait for the second half at xander guts gone sense off for a second book will offense but his side hung on for victory. and england's there's been a change at the manchester united have leapfrogged manchester city and leave the table by a single points wayne rooney bag of praise for united including a second happened against man who was brought well a city one down one nothing says swansea joe hart save the penalty for city but couldn't keep out of the loop bores the late header in the other game wigan stay balsam out for a long one role with knowledge but it's city's surprise defeat that's grabbed the headlines with coach mancini giving his side shou

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game in a row and then the splashy cough saw his long range effort for the visitors denied by the woodwork in the second heart attack from a level on points in the league with rubin in sixth place behind a rail we went on goal difference well of the other end of the table to man rushed off the plane ten spot from teka after beating pretty severe out of one nil to more color child's first half strike proving to be the winner rosoff were reduced to ten men midway through the second half alexander got scanned sent off for a second bulk of the left then split his side did hang on to victory. and on monday good savings angie welcome spartak moscow the dutchman hoping to make it six wins from c.u. after taking charge was a particle looking to go joint second with ts with a victory elsewhere place inside. the last second bottom spot and now face an car running and that has been a change at the top manchester united. the city to become the new leaders of the premier league by a single point one really baggy of rice the united including a second half penalty against. city went down one deal to spaw

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going to -- for at least the self-interest reason of never knowing who's going to come out of the woodwork. as we all know, somebody might come and speak against this application who lives 10 blocks against that, you want to get the support of neighbors when you can. so we do encourage that. we did in this case. although i will say i think you're all familiar with the space. this is a pretty barren neighborhood. there's not that many people to reach out to. >> but if we make an exception this time, then we can't exempt anybody else, if we start not allowing people to have a community outreach, then we're free to do the same with other people. >> commissioner perez, i think your point's very well taken, except i have to support what i'm just looking at the block -- and i may be wrong -- but that entire block of golden gate, i don't believe on either side is any residential. and behind it is the state building, or the courthouse, and to the north would be the state building, and, you know, you'd be hard-pressed -- the only thing that immediately comes to mind -- and i've spent a lot of time

on the balance and city's glitter called saw his long range effort for the visitors denied by the woodwork in the second half it seems from a new level on points with rubin in six behind the railway men on goals of france. there's been a change of the english premier league with holders manchester united leapfrogging better rivals city to lead by single points wayne rooney bagging a break you know is it including the second half that i'll see against sandman and west brom well joe hart save them early penalty for city but reverse and on chinese men still lost one nil at swansea looked more as a late header making all the difference in this once to condemn city to their fourth defeat of the season and norah charlies ing at home to bottom side wigan in the late game in tennis maria sharapova has led the russian charge into the third round and india well as the world number two easily been saying the call in straight sets six to six love or against the argentine on stadium court sharapova will play romanian simona ha that's next also through our russians maria kirilenko who defeated remain is

wilson then, with his woodworking skills, constructed this imposing desk and bookcase to house his prized possession. his next hurdle was engraving on copper. again he walked to new haven to meet amos doolittle, the engraver of the two maps in jed dedie ya's geography made easy. which was the first text published in the united states in 1784. he's really able again through the proliferation of print in the late 18th century to obtain all of this information without really at this point in time until he's met morris, any personal contact with someone who was a cartographer or a globemaker. the physical construction of the globe came after that. he used his original globe as a model covering it with paper, gluing several layers together, tracing the continental outlines, cutting the paper in spheres, and here you can see actually the encyclopedia entry on globemaking. and then -- and this is actually from a recent reconstruction of the bradford, vermont, globe. here you can see quite clearly the different -- this is the globe before its restoration. so you can see the papier-mache with the

minutes and then almost immediately turn score at the thirty three year old was first denied by the woodwork the former then featured on russian midfielder kept in check he's one complete through go to the celebrations. while i made it three one in the dying minutes the victory was valdas first in line away games to read third in the relegation. balance i'm a defending champion to beat stretch their lead at the top to seven points despite being held to a one one zero i visited rubin so much must be open for one side after thirty six minutes alexander cut it off providing the assist of the referee did not stop the kick. there is grabbed a point for being with the lies up just before the hour so he failed to fully capitalise on second place to his last two nil defeat at home to lock on the team on saturday but still remain on course to retain their title. but meanwhile stars like moscow moved to within a point of the top three with a three one dobby beat three runs dimona it was heavy snow in the capital but it didn't prevent iran you'll ever need opening the spotlight from close range to half

you could be a wallpaperer, drywaller, um... manufacturer, welder, woodworker. it's just this... such big... such a big variety of things that... of occupations in the area. it's almost too early to tell. i don't know. i never went through it before, so i don't know how it's going to be, like, probably going to be fun and still sometimes wish i could still just go and play ball and just have fun playing and, yeah... i don't know how it's... i don't know how it's going to be. it probably won't seem as different until the... until school starts again and then i won't go back. amish man 7: what are 20,000 people going to do to make a living in this tight area, with the transportation mode that we have? what are they going to do? they can't all buy farms. impossible. they turn 16 and 17, and they head for the factories. amish teen 3: when i started working in the factory, that's when i really grew up. because in there, you... i mean, you're treated like a man, no matter how old you are. it's a very high-pressured atmosphere where they don't care about your clothes y

we heard this as well, people come out of the woodwork, people want a handout.ry to be generous -- >> what percentage go bankrupt? >> nine out of ten. >> first thing you do is hire a lawyer. >> hire a lawyer and a financial adviser. garina did that and she said it works great. >> get all those ducks in a row before you publicly get the money. you can help us, too. go buy your ticket. >> i know. >>> want to turn to the latest on george zimmerman, the man who shot trayvon martin. this morning zimmerman's brother is going public to defend him. mark strassmann is in sanford, florida, where martin was killed last month. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. over the last few days george zimmerman's family and friends have begun to give his side of the story. they say he killed the unarmed teen abler because he had no choice. according to more reports, he also has a temper problem. in 2005 zimmerman was reportedly fired from his job at a party security guard for being too aggressive. the new york "daily news" says, usually was a cool guy but it was like jekle and h

all these people come out of the woodwork. people come out of the woodwork.hey are looking for money. everybody wants a handout. you try to be generous but it's hard. >> what percentage go bankrupt? >> nine out of ten. 90%. >> unbelievable. first thing do you if you win this thing is hire a lawyer. hire a lawyer and financial adviser. >> get ducks in a row before you go out there and piublicly accet the money. we're happy to help. >>> turn to the latest on george zimmerman, the man who shot trayvon martin. this morning zimmerman's brother is going public to defend him. ma mark, good morning. >> good morning, erica. over the last few days george zimmerman's family and friends have began to give his side of the story. that the crime watch volunteer killed the unarmed teenager because he had to and not because he has a temper problem. in 2005, george zimmerman was fired from his job as a party security guard for being too aggressive. a former co-worker said usually he was a cool guy but it was like jekyll and hyde. when the guy snapped, he snapped. >> he prevent

. >> what happens to these poor people who win the lottery is people come out of the woodwork askinghe money. learned from the past lottery winners you have to go low profile low key. >> no way arthur. >> 24 million quietly. >> there is not a big paper trail in this case obviously because these guys weren't writing things down. at the end of the day i think the jury will believe the fact that they always pool their money together. the one guy this guy happens to win 38.5 million he bought the ticket with his own money? >> there are no coincidences. there are no coincidences. >> america just happened to play his daughter's birthday numbers. her birthday numbers won. are you going to take a man who won the lottery on his daughter's birthday numbers. >> to believe arthur he's either the luckiest guy in the world or he is not telling the truth. >> i think he should share the money on his own. >> i agree with that. that would be the right thing to do share the money either way. >> that's what we need more in america. people winning the lottery and doing the right thing. >> here's the ques