short oakland a's win 4-3 no drama in tehhe --the giants game sand diego voted america's most livable cityman on the exercise bike across street from petco park bottom 2nd/ 1-0 padres matt cain strikes out melvon upton top 6th/ 1-0 padres brandon belt solo home run off reliever marcos matteo 1-1 tie top 7th/ 1-1 tie buster posey drives one into the right firld corner matt kemp can't handle it angel pagan and matt duffy score 3-1 giants final: 7-1 giants giants have won 8 of last 9 games friday saturday, and sunday against the oakland a's they are the first couple of auto racing about to be wed this fall courtney force champion drag racer and the daughter of drag racing legend john force and graham rahal champion indy car driver and the son of former indy 500 winner bobby rahal they got engaged in durung a trip to venice.italy we talked to them earlier tonight about how they first met >>:data said that he wanted me to marry in indycar driver dad said >> gary :there were really fun and really cute. they were really likable and then when i am pointing out my own highlights my family members u

which isn't that long rnsh a good vision statement should be under 20tory 15 words, inspiring a livable city fl all san francisco connect to play nature and each other and because we tend to remember les not more inspire connect and play is the short vision. those words are very carefully cureated and like the collide scope they mean different thing tooz different people. the parkerize inspiration and hope to inspire people to be acktdive and connect people with nature and each other and we want to foster play, whatever that mean frz our park users in the communities whether it be active play, structured play, unstructured play. we are a organization and agency that is about play and that is a good thing. our values. this was a really important part of the conversation. the values are how we do our work and lot of feed back where we do well and where we have opportunity for growth. a lot of discussion internally about how we really wanted to gobed about our work and ended up with 5 key words, respect, resilience, relationship, responsiveness and results. they are defined in the slide as you

. >> good afternoon, commissioner, tom, executive direct door of livable city here to speak in favor of the market street improvements, i've been involved in activism for over 20 years i've always wondered why market street is a horrible street for transit. i don't know who designed it back in the 80's, it doesn't work for any known mode of transportation, this set of improvements because it's a nice comprehensive set of improvements is going to make it a much better street for walking, for cycling, allow transit to move and it's going the rationalize load tog some degree. we've been waiting a long time i can't tell you how many market street meetings i've been to, this is the biggest single leap forward in terms of making market street the street that it ought to be, i can't think of another street in this continent that has more transit than market and that's more important so these are long overdue and are going to save countless hours for muni hours going to save countless dollars for muni, if you can move down market street more reliably and faster you can provide a lot more ser

. ♪ >> tulsa, oklahoma, is ranked as one of the nation's most livable cities, but that doesn't make itmmune to crime, as both the employees and temporary residents at the tulsa county jail know all too well. on any given day, there are about 1,800 men and women incarcerated here. while some have been convicted, most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or resolution of their cases. >> let me see who's winning. >> chief deputy michelle robinette runs the jail. >> when i first started 18 years ago, public drunks were coming in every weekend. now and then you would get a murderer. today, a lot more frequent. the public drunks and the simple charges aren't coming through anymore. now we're looking at charges of meth, assault with a deadly, shooting with intent to kill and it's hard to see, but that's what we're dealing with. >> joseph giroux could serve as an example of an inmate who goes beyond the public drunk. his alleged crime spree made local headlines. he is accused of being high, stealing a car, attempting to kidnap two people at a convenience store, firing a gun at an

epidemics, fires, and conveniences -- inconveniences made the city practically in livable. -- unlivable. i'm interested in why new yorkers were so passionate about fighting over public space and how people used it. these places were sites of class tension. the cities lack of control provoked a lot of bourgeois anxiety. as became increasingly uncontrollable people use the environment as a way to take control over issues. the streets and parks had benefits for the poor. who used piles of trash to forage their animals and take around for materials that could be resold, kind of a parallel to today of people looking for bottles to recycle. as reformists pushed for improvements like sanitation and public parks, the poor lost the ability to use the spaces. the power of elite new yorkers was not absolute and you can see that in the way that are from places were actively used throughout the 19th century. there was power play between different classes of new yorkers. what we understand today as perl land usage -- rural land usage was a contested part of city life. my book is as much about the bat

the dog patch and keeping the neighborhood green is very san francisco feeling and supporting livable cities so thank you for your support >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to speak in support of the gbd? see enone we'll allow for a opportunity for anyone who would like to speak in opposition. are there member thofz public who would like to speak in opposition of the gbd? seeing no members who would like to speak in opposition public comment is closed. we would like to-if there is no motion to continue the hearing without objection we'll close this hearing. at this time the tabulation of the ballots will begin and we'll continue with our other board business. when the ballots are counted, when the count is umpleat the clerk will announce the results and at this time madam clerk can you please call the next item? >> item 67-70 comprise special order for public hearing of persons interested in the public works decision approving 91 residential units and 1 xhrjs units mixed use new construction project at 645 texas street. 68 is notion to approve the public

the dog patch and keeping the neighborhood green is very san francisco feeling and supporting livable cities so thank you for your support >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to speak in support of the gbd? see enone we'll allow for a opportunity for anyone who would like to speak in opposition. are there member thofz public who would like to speak in opposition of the gbd? seeing no members who would like to speak in opposition public comment is closed. we would like to-if there is no motion to continue the hearing without objection we'll close this hearing. at this time the tabulation of the ballots will begin and we'll continue with our other board business. when the ballots are counted, when the count is umpleat the clerk will announce the results and at this time madam clerk can you please call the next item? >> item 67-70 comprise special order for public hearing of persons interested in the public works decision approving 91 residential units and 1 xhrjs units mixed use new construction project at 645 texas street. 68 is notion to approve the public

cities that are more resilient more livable and efficient. and fourth we need to do an enter job managing land. and stop deforesttation and start being a solution to climate change. we can get there. these are solvable problems. >> you've highlighted these four points. what kind of reaction are you receiving from developed nations and developing nations who say that some of the requests are unfair on them? >> there is common differentiated responsibilities. it means that we're all in this together, and we all need too contribute to the solution. but there is a recognition that the advanced countries like the united states and the european union has to do more because they've contributed more to the problem and they're more capable of doing it. but all of the countries around the world have recognized that they need to do something. we've seen countries stepping forward with new commitments pop not just the european countries and america but china and mexico and a range of developing countries who are all recognizing that they're going to suff