Couple uses social media to share their "guerrilla gardening" techniques
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Shalaco and Phoenix McGee have been leaving their colorful mark on the streets of San Francisco for the last decade.
On their first date, they planted an aloe bush and that was the seed that inspired a project to plant native wildflowers in empty lots across their city.
"We plant native pollinator seeds in neglected areas of land and it's just a nice way to make a forgotten about space, you know, full of full of flowers," Shalaco told CBS News' Lilia Luciano.
A class of drugs known as GLP-1s have been helping people lose weight, but out of pocket costs put them out of reach for many Americans. In West Virginia, a subsidy program for public employees was showing promising results, but then the state abruptly ended it, leaving many searching for new solutions.