>> supervisor kim: can i just ask planning staff to respond to some of the concerns about pupo that just came out of the recent comment that ensure that we put design standards in that allow the public to feel welcome, so when they're -- and i know that planning shares these same concerns, but when we allow pupos under cantilevers or if we design them a certain way, they don't feel welcome. >> josh switzky with planning staff. yes, supervisors, one of the i thi think -- things that is recommended by the planning staff was to add an additional criteria in the design review process to include that the design should be attract tiive a broad array of the population including families with children and seniors and so forth. the plan already has an sne incentive baked into the plan if the developer provides parks, dog runs, and other amenities that are more atypical of popos. the department is also commit today moving forward with a new set of guidelines, which the department was already going to be undertaking to guide developers and the community in terms of looking at the pupos in the futur

. >>> well, many of florida's pupo shut down because of red tide.n cause breathing problems and is blamed for waves of dead fish. well, the tourism industry could take a financial hit worth millions of dollars as the toxic algae forces miami-dade county beaches to close. the governor announcing $3 million in aid, and the red tide is showing up along the atlantic coast this week thanks to strong winds from the gulf. >> i've been working ocean rescue for 20 years, and this is our first closure in miami-dade county that i can recall for red tide. it's pretty crazy. a lot of people have come from the west coast to escape some of the red tides to enj the beaches and i have to tell them we're osed and they're completely shocked. >> yeah, that's because it's unusual to see it here on the atlantic coast. it had been a huge problem on the gulf coast. experts fear the problem could get worse in the coming months. >>> park rangers in minnesota are finding out that, well, berries and birds, they don't mix. some berries which have fermented earlier than usual be