we just hosted a delegation from singapore last week and andrew perry did a great demonstration and looking way to boltster requirements and then the urban design guidelines. we've been sure to start integrating this language in these documents. also, these are some highlights from the work order itself. last year, we completed a street tree census so we have a database. we understand every street tree, what type it is, how it's doing and the statistics that i was most excited about was there are 35,000 vacant street tree wells. so as we can connect that to projects redeveloping or a new projects and get trees in the ground, that would be a great partnership with public works. of course, the urban forest plan, the green connection's plan was done awhile ago but we're thinking how to integrate that and inform our built environment. last, i would like to highlight the sf plant tool and that's been online for a few years but we continue improvements. most notably in the last year and a half, we added the city pallettes to this tool and worked with public tools, rec park to pilot this in their

andrews. that is all coming up. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry.oming up this evening: with more pyrotechnics thrown onto the pitch in the scottish premiership, we take a look at some of the off—field controversies which have been hampering football this year. the old firm fall—out rumbles on. celtic captain scott brown, rangers boss steven gerrard and rangers winger ryan kent amoungst those punished. england manager gareth southgate collects his obe at buckingham palace on the day his side move up to 11th in the world rankings. and supasundae shocks aintree on day one of the grand national meeting. also coming up in the programme, we speak to the the woman who tonight becomes just the second player in welsh football history to reach 100 international caps. and find out if a former nfl star and gb olympic gold medal winning hockey player have what it takes to compete in the boat race. nobody is going to throw up, are they? if you do, give us a shout and we'll get you a bucket. well done. hello and welcome to sportsday. we start with further off—fie

gift -- the entire perry family and all those who have gifted the gift of organ donation as a final act of compassion. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize and honor mason andrews, an 18-year-old from monroe, louisiana, who was recently recognized by the guiness book of world records as the yuckest pilot to -- youngest pilot to circumnavigate the globe. nathan is a junior at louisiana tech university who set off on his trip around the world on july 22 and returned october 6 of 2018. he flew for 76 days in the spirit of louisiana, a 1976 hyper lance pa-32 single engine aircraft. mason made over 20 stops around the world, include duge buy, paris and taiwan. his longest leg of his journey was the 14-hour, 2,150 mile stretch from japan to alaska. mason flew not only to break a world record, but to raise aware of unds for the met camps louisiana. it's a free summer camp for children with varying disabilities or illnesses such as autism, spina bifida, and down syndrome. mason has served as a camp counselor for three years and has raised over $30,000 for the camp during his flight. to raise these funds and break the world record, mason overcame all obstacles he faced,

andrew bailey is the want to ask and is the head of the u.k. regulatory body and is the top runner to be the next governor perry -- the next governor.y say that the city of blended with gain an advantage if we were to do away with regulation that exists. of those that make that argument, global regulation is increasingly where we should look and they are becoming more aligned and not less? andrew: there is no question that over a decade ago, what has happened is a global initiative to rebuild stronger foundations financially. thatt will not impact on global approach. financial markets are global. guy: financial regulation is becoming an increasing part of , and thoses make up who oversee it needs to have their finger on the pulse of what is happening. ofthere a prerequisite whoever wants to be the new governor of the bank of england that they should have regulatory experience? andrew: i have spent years steering that ground. what has changed in the post-crisis is that there has been important regulatory responses. we went through a long wave of not having them. i am a strong supporter of having regulations. what do youbailey, the re

perry's death aired last night. the 52-year-old suffered a massive stroke last month. plans to write his character fred andrewsle" have not been revealed. >>> the wife of the detroit lions quarterback is back in the hospital after brain tumor surgery. kelly stafford posted on instagram wednesday she went to the emergency room after excruciating pain. stafford said she tried to deal with the headaches and other issues on her own but finally decided to seek help. >> stafford says she hopes to return home this morning. she was initially discharged from the hospital on sunday after a 12-hour procedure. >>> the cdc is confirming that the potentially deadly kissing bug has been confirmed and for the first time in delaware. authorities say a girl was bitten last july when she was watching television in her bedroom, and it was confirmed this month. >> the bugs can pass on a deadly infection, but the girl did not become ill. the nickname comes from a tendency to bite faces. the insect is originally from central and south america and has been spotted in other parts of the u.s., including maryland, virginia, and pennsylv