their work was called ada 30, lead on. here are a few moments from theh evening th a format much like a variety show. it included president bush upon speech -- bush'speech when he signed the law. >> let the shameful wall of exclusion finally come tumbling down. >> there were so many otr things that i want to thank the ada forut the most important thing, the thing i love thbest about the ada is tt i got to skip the lines at disney. >> i get knocked down aundred times and rise 100 more. when you're someone slightly different, people sayng tto beware like why pursue a job when they don't want to have you there? there is a little piece of wisdomassedd aro from friend to frien it says that wch does not kill us makes us stronger in the end. >> i exley just turned 45. -- actually just turned 45. ok, like two years ago. [laughter] i know that a lady is not supposed to tell her age but i don't care because at least i ar still at my weight. >> somewhere over the rainbow. skies are ue. dream really do come true. to >> so much more ta

ada, actually, is 15,000 people with a college. it was a little bit bigger than a lot of towns i grew up in, you know? but still i knew, knew the area, i felt like. i'd never been to ada before, but that's sort of the way i grew up. every summer night, half the town's at the little league ballpark and you listen to it on the radio, and that's just the way i grew up. it's the way i practiced law for ten years. very much a small town hustler looking for clients, looking for, you know, looking for way to get a big case. that's the way i was when i was a lawyer. that's the way i think it is for most lawyers in ada. so i felt very much at home in that environment. i'm not a big city guy, obviously, that's not where i want to stay, where i want to be. so i understood it, and i understood the work ethic, the christian influence, sort of the harshness of many of the religions or the denominations. ron was pentacostal, i'm not. but i understood, you know, how he was raised. >> host: why is that important to the reader? >> guest: well, you h

. >> cook says that before the ada, she had to fight to be able to rent an apartment when the plan lord felt it might not be safe for her to live by herself. >>> and a man with a back ground in investment banking is making history in a leadership group. ahmad thomas is the first african-american ceo of this organization with barclays capital. thom thomas on august 10th. >>> and an outdoor farmers market born from one of the covid-19 street closures in san francisco is blossoming. this is the turnout for the outer sunset farmers market and per c mercantile. it was an open air market every sunday. and the street is one of the many corridors that has been closed as a city tries to do the program. organizers want to bring fresh food and produce to a mostly residential part of the city. >> one of the things that i do monday morning is try to remember if i left the house over the weekend. and that reminded me, yeah, i left once to go get pickup friday night. such is life nowadays. so let's take a look at the next weekend, pretty average along the coast in san francisco, but you can see that t

. >> cook says before the ada, she had to fight to be able to even rent an apartment. when the landlord felt it might not be safe for her to live by herself. a group of ada advocates known as the duck squad is encouraging people in san francisco to take pictures of the sidewalks in their neighborhoods. they claim they're cracked and make it difficult for people with disabilities to get around. they want to show the pictures to city officials with the hope they'll make improvements. >>> protests can take on many forms. look no further than the one today. a paddle out. >>> and carl guardino has been one of the most powerful figures in the south bay as the head of the silicon valley leadership group. >>> and we are in a very steady summer pattern which means blue skies over the bay area. if you liked yesterday and stay, you'll like the next couple days. i'll let you know what but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insu

that is if there were not the ada. >> reporter: he is blind and nose without the law that life would not be the same, starting with his job as a program manager with the ada center. >> i may not get the screen i do. is is woven into what i expect, and how i perceive our community should be. >> reporter: the transformed and law making sure those with disabilities were protected against discrimination and provided physical accommodations. >> it really had a very broad goal which was to eliminate discrimination against people with disabilities in virtually all facets of american life. >> reporter: the grants, designated parking spots all a result of ada, but one area of modern life is not addressed >> accessibility requirements for websites. websites did not exist or envisioned in 1990 when the law was passed, so they are not specifically addressed. most have held that websites are a place of public accommodation. >> reporter: with the internet the main way people connect, those with disabilities and advocates say more needs to be done with the digital space. >> and includes closed capt

>>> hola ada?er antes de ser detenido. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> la abogada asegura que la novia de robinson quiÉn estÁ detenida y enfrenta cargos federales de conspiraciÓn a yu a robin son a llevarla al rÍo lion y aunque no pudieran quemarla. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> mientras las autoridades militares no han confirmado estas versiones, esto se dicen en fort hood de las denuncias de acoso sexual que habÍa sufrido vanessa. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> esta fotografÍa muestra el sitio donde estaban los restos que no se han confirmado oficialmente pertenecen a vanesa el jefe de la brigada asegura que todo estaba cubierto con limÓn, cemento y piedras >>> detalles escalofriantes que en paz descanse vanessa guillÉn un caso que despierta indignaciÓn y dolor. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> un pronunciado aumento de casos la reapertura econÓmica y el freno a la relajaciÓn de las medidas en algunos lugares coinciden con el fin de semana feriado del 4 de julio y los eventos programados nos enlazamos con karla

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i meet ada nielsen in latin america's largest cemetery. he's exhuming bodies today.sing, space is at a premium, so those whose loved ones died more than 3.5 years ago are being asked to collect their bones. "the only thing a gravedigger is afraid of is getting covid," he says. he's been in thejob for 25 years. his hours are long and it's got personal — his uncle was buried here just a few weeks ago. a childhood friend was also lost to covid—i9. ada nielsen says hisjob nowadays is also that of a counsellor, telling families to stay home and stay safe. "if people here understood the point of quarantine, "we wouldn't be so busy," says ada nielsen. "things would be different." for those who have passed, little chance to rest in peace in these challenging times. katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo. earlier, i spoke to emil kupek, a professor of public health at the university of santa catarina, and started by asking him what his analysis of the situation was. well, we have most parts of brazil still greatly affected by the epidemic. especially in the south of brazil, it has

we hope the ada immediately with the next indy Ãbto special messaging on every single newsletter whichry single bookstore that participates in say we are doing curbside and you can come in with only x amount at a time. we've just been pivoting as much as possible and really trying to choose what we can do to help bookstores survive during this time. and john and his team getting them the information is paramount all that. now they know what can help them and then we try to give them products to continue to help them. >> fantastic. how do you see these products, these initiatives going into the future? the preorders obviously will continue but are you doing things differently now and you think this is a good thing we learned how to do this and keep doing this in the future? john and i were just talking about this yesterday but we are talking about the shelf is the term 15 Ãbshelf is about to turn 15 a couple weeks, will talking about the last crisis which is the financial crisis and how in 2008 and we were how old then? >> three years old still trying to figure out if we could by oursel

cook says it is important to remember ada is civil rights legislation. >> to change the relationshipple with disabilities to being someone who the public needs to, you know, is maybe the most important piece of the ada. >> cook says before the ada she had to fight just to be able to rent an apartment when the landlord felt it might not be safe for her to live by herself. >>> a group of ada advocates known as the encouraging people in san francisco to take pictures of the sidewalks in their neighborhoods. they claim they're uneven and cracked and make it difficult for seniors and people with disabilities to get around. the duck squad wants to show the pictures to city officials in the hope they'll make improvements. >> coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, one of san francisco's oldest restaurants is back open for business. how surviving this tragedy of the group. ahmad thomas will take the reins october 10th. he's the first african-american c.e.o. of the organization. the public policy group says thomas intends to create a more equitable silicon valley that leaves no community behind. tho

i meet ada nielsen in latin america's largest cemetery. he's exhuming bodies today.sing, space is at a premium, so those whose loved ones died more than 3.5 years ago are being asked to collect their bones. "the only thing a gravedigger is afraid of is getting covid," he says. he's been in thejob for 25 years. his hours are long, and it's got personal. his uncle was buried here just a few weeks ago, a childhood friend was also lost to covid—i9. ada nielsen says hisjob nowadays is also that of a counsellor, telling families to stay home and stay safe. "if people here understood the point of quarantine, "we wouldn't be so busy," says ada nielsen. "things would be different." for those who have passed, little chance to rest in peace in these challenging times. some pretty distressing stuff in that report. and katy watson joins us now from sao paulo. it's a very unwanted milestone, this 2 million are being passed. give us a sense of where we are in this pandemic in brazil specifically. are we never peek, is there improvement? i was talking what are the doctors at the hos

the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is a place to find and appreciate what you -- a wonderful breath of fresh air. come and experience in this park and enjoy the people, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved ones. in the middle of pacific heights, on top of these hills, it offers a great square, a peaceful beauty, large trees and grass and greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football and picnics. it is very much a couple's park. there are many activities you can experience together. stroll on the pathways, bring your dog, or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all that it has to offer together. many couples find this is a perfect park to throw down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place that you can share with someone you chairs. lafayette park is also easily access

por participaciones en películas y series es una historia maravillosa después de estar en la cárcel adaa que vemos en otros estados como texas california la florida arizona donde estas últimas semanas se han dado repuntes graves que tienen preocupadas a las autoridades por el aumento de hospitalizaciones y de pruebas positivas al día en el sur del país los encargados de rastrear el virus por parte del departamento de salud de cada estado que controlan cada brote están diciendo que son tantos contagios que no pueden hacer su trabajo de manera correcta es imposible rastrear el virus >> la edad promedio de los pacientes se ha reducido a qué se debe esto según las autoridades >> así es nicole de hecho el doctor decía que la edad media de las personas ha bajado 15 años en las hospitalizaciones porque muchos jóvenes pensaron que por su edad iban a estar protegidos de infecciones graves de coronavirus y convivieron en bares y restaurantes en días festivos como el 4 de julio sin protección ni respeto por el distanciamiento social y por eso son tantos jóvenes que se están enfermando por eso sign

- shelf is extremely innovative organization as far as how it interacts with become stores with the adan you talk to me about that area of your life? >> yes. >> is that changing? are you trying new things? >> oh, yeah. i mean, almost everyone that works at the shelf has worked in a book store so we're all kind of scrambling our brains trying to figure out the best way to help our book stores, our indies and publishers sell more becomes. i can say that a while ago if you recall the winter institute before last, a lot of buzz going on about preorders and the shelf took it to task and started to figure out how to help the independent book sellers with pre-orders. we have been working on this product for a while but once the pandemic hit, we ratcheted up to release it as soon as possible. our thinking was that if we can help them -- help the indies, one, get -- start getting pre-order sales, that's a new bucket of money for them, and i can't speak of a better time to have them get new money. and, two, not that you'll enjoy this at all, dennis, but it probably takes some sales away from amaz

i meet ada nielsen in latin america's largest cemetery. he is exhuming bodies today. died more than three and a half years ago are being asked to collect their bones. "the only thing a grave—digger is afraid of is getting covid, he says — he has been in the job for 25 years. his hours are long and it has got personal. his uncle was buried here just a few weeks ago, a childhood friend was also lost to covid—i9. ada nielsen says hisjob nowadays is also that of a counsellor, telling families to stay home and stay safe. "if people here understood the point of quarantine, we wouldn't be so busy," he says, "things would be different." for those who have passed, little chance to rest in peace in these challenging times. katie watson, bbc news, sao paulo. how've you been feeling during the coronavirus pandemic? even if you've had no physical symptoms of covid—i9, you may well have been through the wringer psychologically over the past six months, as lockdowns have come and gone. a new study analysing millions of tweets from around the world has been mapping our emotions. and

i meet ada nielsen in latin america's largest cemetery. he is exhuming bodies today.rials rising, space is at a premium, so those whose loved ones died more than three and a half years ago are being asked to collect their bones. "the only thing a grave—digger is afraid of is getting covid," he says. he has been in thejob for 25 years. his hours are long and it has got personal. his uncle was buried here just a few weeks ago, a childhood friend was also lost to covid—19. ada nielsen says hisjob nowadays is also that of a counsellor, telling families to stay home and stay safe. "if people here understood the point of quarantine, we wouldn't be so busy," he says, "things would be different." for those who've passed, little chance to rest in peace in these challenging times. katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo. russia has dismissed allegations that it has tried to steal research into a coronavirus vaccine and meddled in british politics. the uk, the united states and canada say hackers in russia have targeted organisations trying to find a vaccine. separately, the british go

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million lawyers but we now call upon jack to make some remarks, jack is the executive director of the ada. [applause] >> thank you, dean. it will surprise you, i know, but american bar association occasionally does things that are controversial. when we are asked by the university of alabama to partner with them in this award we were able to do something that totally was uncontroversial. honoring harper lee is a great idea and choosing the writer who highlights the role of lawyers in society is a great idea and so we were able to define a role for this with the university of alabama school of law and honored to do so and it's especially fitting that the first interbeing on grisham could've won the award a number of years ago had the award assisted at the time but he's a very deserving winner and we are delighted to present it to him. we note there will be many future winners who will be quite deserving as well and we hope some people are inspired to write the good stories about lawyers from this but the particular book he wrote, "the confession" i know many of you have read it as especial

i meet ada nielsen in latin america's largest cemetery. he's exhuming bodies today.e is at a premium, so those whose loved ones died more than 3.5 years ago are being asked to collect their bones. "the only thing a gravedigger is afraid of is getting covid," he says. he's been in thejob for 25 years. his hours are long, and it's got personal. his uncle was buried here just a few weeks ago. a childhood friend was also lost to covid—i9. ada nielsen says hisjob nowadays is also that of a counsellor, telling families to stay home and stay safe. "if people here understood the point of quarantine, "we wouldn't be so busy," says ada nielsen. "things would be different." for those who have passed, little chance to rest in peace in these challenging times. katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo. let's get some of the day's other news. america's top infectious disease specialist, dr anthony fauci, has pleaded with young people not to gather in crowds as the number of daily coronavirus infections hits a new record. in an interview with mark zuckerberg, dr fauci said now was not the t

to me about ada questions. question is thomas roitman? are you familiar with this ada coordinator, sir? >> yes, i work with them regularly. >> is there a reason why they're not responding to members of the public? >> i'm unfamiliar and will follow-up with them. >> sorry to interrupt. this is come up several times. not even several. almost every occasion that he is not getting any responses from one or both of these gentlemen. can you look into that for us so that we can have some type of answers next time we meet again on this lovely zoom? >> yes, i will definitely look into that. >> thank you. >> thank you. so we are now moving on to public comment and i do see that we have a caller for the phone number ending in 8570. please go ahead. >> caller: good evening. this is casey asbury with the demonstration gardens and the healthy street trees initiative. as we have come to see that we are in deep tree deficit in san francisco, our goal is to work systemically to properly value our public tree trust. given the pro

few hours to return to their homes from now on no one is allowed to travel to leave the city of the ada and its surrounding communities in the west except to go to work the measures have been met with understanding from residents. there the lockdown as affective and the outbreak as contained so that we can quickly return to normal life is messy but enough of the outbreak is here but it's better to lock down only one area rather than the whole region there. instead of a complete lockdown where people are confined to their homes i thought these are focusing on travel restrictions and preparing hospitals in the affected region for the search in corporate 19 cases. where most continue most. believe that we have to take specific measures in to protect the most vulnerable people to reinforce protection in our health centers and in the hospital itself. is one of the most of the recent infections we reportedly recorded in retirement homes a residential area and on farms. in april the aid issued an urgent call for workers for its surrounding farmland but migrants eager to make money in times of

the anti semitic motive behind the attack is something the city still has to deal with artist lydia ada wants to make sure this happens she has worked with children from the jewish community together they are turning the old dog into one monument muses that to this wish to me it's important that everyone can relate to what happened here. is not only for the jewish community everyone even those outside this place to think about this attack and remember the people who lost their lives that day. has been mentioned and. the monument will be unveiled on the 1st anniversary of the attack it will stand of a courtyard of a synagogue protected by the new door for the carpenter the moment of truth is a job well done by some in this it fits at least small details can be improved to make it better fit for crooked was his easier when the building is new. in america was enthralled with the month he hopes this new door is never put of a test. it was supposed to open 9 years ago now after countless delays but lynne's new airport has opened its doors to the public as part of a dress rehearsal ahead of t

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the anti semitic motive behind the attack is something the city still has to deal with artist lydia ada wants to make sure this happens she has words of children from the jewish community together they are turning the old dog into a monument is that to this wish to me it's important that everyone can relate to what happened here. is not only for the jewish community. everyone even those outside this place to think about this attack and remember the people who lost their lives that day. has been mentioned. monument will be unveiled on the 1st anniversary of the attack it was stunned him a courtyard of a synagogue protected by the new door for the carpenter for a moment of truth is a job. that fits at least details can be improved to make it better fit for crooked was is easier when the building is new. in the divorce and. he hopes this new door is never put of a test. when the coronavirus pandemic hit the world of opera the singing stopped abruptly the stars of the genre lost their live audiences but that set to change the world famous soprano. is due for a special debut on july 30th whe

and the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. there is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is the place to find some solitude from the city and appreciate what you share with a wonderful breath of fresh air. , an experienced this park and enjoy the peoples, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved one hand in hand. located in the middle of pacific heights on top of a hill, lafayette park offers a great square a of a peaceful beauty. large trees border greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football, frisbee, and picnics. it is very much a couple's part and there are a multitude of experiences you can have together. bring your dog and watch the mean go with the community or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all of the park has to offer. many couples find this is the perfect place to put down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place you can sh

>>c ada persona puede ser portadora del virus con o sin síntomas . >> no tenga miedo de dar positivospensa que te puede entregar en casa . >> si da positivo . >> la asistencia en encontrar viviendas para personas que no se 'pueden aislar, o estar en cuarentena en su residencai . >>; si no tienen seguro médico el condaod les ayudara a acubrir los costosm, la pregunta comubn een la calle ,muchos tienen miedo de dar positivo en los ángeles lakers mprueba por el tema de alimentación . >> conectaremos con programa para yudarlos . >> para controlar el virus es necesario hacer el examen si ta ayuda llame al número en pantaklla, anfres brender noticiero telemundo, 48 . >> y funcionarios de salud del condado san mateo temen que la entidad entre en la lista del monitoreo del estado por contagios de coronavirus, la gran mayoría registra entre trabajadores esenciales que no se pueden quedar en casa, usar cubre biocas, practicar distanciamiento social, son claves contra la propagación de la enfermedad, san francisco capacitó a 140 detectives de mla enfermedad para rastrear los pasos de coronaviru

tomorrow will be as you said the 30th anniversary of the ada and what that did is that essentially createdhe floor for creating equal access to individuals with disabilities and public life whether employment or education and i think this is a perfect time to be able to return to that because as we are coming up with a plan for how we are going to move forward everyone deserves to have equal access to basic human rights. and education and employment, nutritious food, housing. that floor has been set by the ada but we still have a long way to go to make sure that those equal rights are there for all and, you know, i take this opportunity to talk about the partnership we have with guardian. the equal and able partnership which demonstrates that disability is not inability. i think that is the culture change that is needed because our disabled population is too often seen as unable to then fully participate or contribute to society and i think that, you know, since you talked about my injury i tell people if i wasn't given opportunities from the education i had from the resources i was given

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lanes, the work expected to be finished by ada clark tomorrow morning. >>> golden gate transit announcing significant changes in service, the transit system will undergo a temporary restructuring, something you not routes reduced by 50% where others will be added, officials say they hope to strike a balance between matching service levels while providing a service for physical distancing on buses.>>> a new effort against tomorrow to reduce traffic and keep the year fresh and healthy as more employees had back to work santa clara county leaders and local air quality officials are teaming up for the campaign called cut the commute goal is to convince local companies to have their employees work from home whenever possible. the recent orders have resulted in far fewer cars on the road and far less air pollution. >>> we are days away from this years extended tax deadline, wednesday, july 15 is the new deadline after the usual april 15 date was pushed back due to fallout from the growers. experts say the irs is still dealing with the backlog because there were delays, processing returns filed

hear anything from the president about this for weeks and weeks until after joe biden spoke at the ada convention earlier last week letting him educators, pledging support for public education and now celebrating president trump invested has woken up about schools and about reopening after being completely silent or months. but instead of doing what we can usually count on the president to do , in terms of leading with a plan that keeps teachers, kids , families say, trump is demanding schools and campuses reopen without funding any of the necessary measures to do so safely. rejecting the cdc guidance and he and betsy devos are threatening to withhold funds if schools don't reopen area that's not presidential. that's not nice. that'sreckless and dangerous and it's purely political on hispart . it abandons children . it abandons educators and in the midst of this pandemic which across the country is having spiking cases. the truth is america's teachers don't want to wait for a vaccine to reopen . we know public schooling and in school attendance is vitally important for our kids. the te

in spain the leader of catalonia is regional government has called on people living in the city of ada to follow home confinement orders after a rise in corona virus cases that. judge bought the lock on measures after ruling that the council and government had exceeded its paws. if you rules as has been held for the mayor of south korea's capital seoul amid controversy well that half a 1000000 people signed an online petition opposing the publicly funded ceremony which was also streamed online one suit was found dead on a mountainside on friday and the parents suicides that was days after his former secretary far the criminal complaint against him that was reported to involve sexual harassment as mayor of seoul park was on a south korea's most powerful political figures. of more on that let's cross to seoul and our correspondent frank smith frank why is this funeral so controversial well it's going to be a 5 day funeral a 5 day memorial service for the former deceased mayor now there is that online petition that you mentioned also another conservative group tried to have an injunction

. >>> well, the big buzz word now adaes is dialogues, and having those difficult conversations.ell among those difficult conversations, is there enough room under the black lives movement, the umbrella, for minorities, for asians and hispanics among them? all sorts of minorities here. black leaders are very concerned and very aware this can be a time they can unite other minorities. we'll soon be living in a majority minority country, meaning most of the population will be minorities. today i had the pleasure of moderating a national town hall meeting about race relations. in part, we talked about the rush of employers looking to hire blacks. >> i could easily see this moment turn into a situation where we have more black elites, more latino elites get hired because everybody now wants to hire black people, including this mexican ceo right now wants to hire more black people, right? so i can totally see how there's -- there could be an opening for folks already in our community that have privilege to assume those positions in philanthropy, there is hiring, what about the working

because right like we would then be talking about a livable wage you're talking about not having the ada diet be that month to month anxiety of like i can't afford one thing goes wrong that's it for me and like we have that as a society i think globally have to begin to say it's unacceptable to continue to architect policy in a way that puts by some estimates 60 percent right of the population in a state of precarity almost every month that that's that that actually is what we're talking about right we're not necessarily talking about like oh we have to end homelessness we're talking about we have to end economic repair or for people who shouldn't have to live with that anxiety and that actually in congress is every . this is one more person i want to add their voice to this conversation that's peggy bailey peggy bass of vice president housing policy to the center on budget and policy priorities this is what she told us earlier whether acting at the federal state or local level policymakers have to prioritize people with the fewest resources because whether they're directly impacted by t

were prosecuted well thank god they changed that because it's virtually impossible to prove so yes of ada how would you characterize that they have with heads tammany has pursued nazi war criminals. you know i would agree on many points with that with inference or off statement that we just aren't and i absolutely agree with with last comment that he made that it was a 100 percent correct decision by germans germany's courts. during the demjanjuk trial in 2011 and then another court we affirm this decision in 2015 when i was with concentration camp guard. of the burning was put on trial that. those individuals who played a supporting role. could be put on trial based on on the argument of association with the crimes and highest german fellow courts actually confirm these rulings in 2016 and even though we are seeing you know you know it seems like this is very delayed a very delayed justice i think it's still important at that these old men are still being being prosecuted and being put on trial. as jim is attitudes to the holocaust changed over the decades. yes germany's attitude has cha

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and the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. there is also a natural lake.o stroll and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is the place to find some solitude from the city and appreciate what you share with a wonderful breath of fresh air. , an experienced this park and enjoy the peoples, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved one hand in hand. located in the middle of pacific heights on top of a hill, lafayette park offers a great square a of a peaceful beauty. large trees border greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football, frisbee, and picnics. it is very much a couple's part and there are a multitude of experiences you can have together. bring your dog and watch the mean go with the community or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all of the park has to offer. many couples find this is the perfect place to put down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place you can share with someone you c

the pope has called this moment painful but mr ada gunn says christians have nothing to fear. hagia sophia will remain open to all, he says. depictions of the virgin mary will be covered but only during prayers. in an address full of references to the country's ottoman glories, tu rkey‘s the country's ottoman glories, turkey‘s top muslim cleric said a long period of national heartbreak had come to an end. it's certainly a day for a zip erdogan to save a bit for all the sense of the celebration today's move does little to foster unity ina today's move does little to foster unity in a country full of divisions. paul adams, bbc unity in a country full of divisions. pauladams, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. cast your mind back a year, the uk was about to get extreme heat, 39 degrees in cambridgeshire. today, the son is having difficulty getting through the cloud in cambridge. it's not the coldest day out there but it's worth noting injuly so not the coldest day out there but it's worth noting in july so far this year we haven't had a temperature in t

the pope has called this moment painful but mr ada gunn says christians have nothing to fear.t only during prayers. in an address full of references to the country's ottoman glories, tu rkey‘s the country's ottoman glories, turkey‘s top muslim cleric said a long period of national heartbreak had come to an end. it's certainly a day for a zip erdogan to save a bit for all the sense of the celebration today's move does little to foster unity ina today's move does little to foster unity in a country full of divisions. paul