this is interesting, because arnold falk president chalmers and took that company over. these companies grew quickly. we were a large railroad hub. of facilitylot here. what was the most important thing was the milwaukee port. that goes back to the 1840's. when they had 1200 foot long peers all the way out into the lake. milwaukee grew, especially the grain industry, coming from wisconsin, from minnesota, it would all come here. into the 1870's, milwaukee was a bigger shipping point then chicago for grain. because of that and because of the german influence, we had a lot of beer going on here. the schlitz tavern is a major .eature here over the years saloons like this became tight houses. this started in the late 1880's and lasted until prohibition in 1920. the idea was the local brewery would supply a place, all the product and materials to run a tavern. some of these were owned by the breweries. some were least, and some were independent owners that ran the local taverns. you could always rely on a good clean beer out of these establishments because the taverns were he

, which came back in 1901, and has an interesting relationship to alk, because -- falk became chalmers president in 1912 and took that company over. a lot of s interconnectivity between the companies. they grew quickly. we were a large railroad hub. we had the chicago, a thwestern, milwaukee, couple of smaller roads, a lot of facility here but what was important thing for milwaukee was the milwaukee port. 1840s, andack to the when they had 1,200 foot long way out t went all the into the lake, milwaukee grew, especially the grain industry. grain coming from the hinterland of wisconsin. grain coming from minnesota. would all come here. as a matter of fact, into the a bigger waukee was grain shipment point than chicago. and because of all of that grain of the german influence, we had a lot of beer here, too. >> the tavern or sal loon as we like to call it is a major of the old streets of milwaukee as it was also a major feature of many of the neighborhoods. like he years, saloons this became what were called tied houses. it lasted until prohibition hit 1920. local a was, that the brewery

. >> we are breaking ground right here at panhandle, we are breaking ground at alice chalmers, at mclaren, in merced heights and in sergeant mccauley in the tenderloin. we are here today in the panhandle because these types of partnerships, in this kind of investment in parks takes leadership. we are joined today by not one, but two elected officials from this community, from this neighborhood. both of whom have served on the board of supervisors. one of whom has graduated to a different office. so it is my incredible pleasure to introduce our mayor, london breed, and we want to thank her for keeping equity. [cheers and applause]. >> we want to really thank her for keeping equity at the center of what we do here in parks, and what we do in our city. from playgrounds, to access to more open space, these are all incredibly vital to the health and welfare of all san franciscans, and we are so grateful for mayor breed charge at leadership. it is your turn at the microphone. >> thank you. thank you. welcome to the panhandle. you know, i am so excited to be here because this project specificall

so, as in mcneill and chalmers' day, celtic reign supreme.cause for admiration, for others, concern. can anyone catch them? patrick gearey, bbc news. that's it. we're back with the late news at 10.05pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. good afternoon, i'm asad ahmad. in just over 2a hours, the muslim holy month of ramadan begins, hello, this is bbc news. now, police are stepping up security at mosques across the uk in response to fears that they could be targeted during ramadan, which begins this weekend. there's been concerns over safety amongst some in the muslim communities following the new zealand and sri lanka attacks. the bbc asian network's correspondent has more. from mosques across the country, the focus of this year's ramadan is on worshippers' safety as well as spirituality. for mosques like this and others across the country, ramadan is one of the most important and busiest times of the year. thousands of worshippers gatherfor year. thousands of worshippers gather for special prayers every single nig

so as in mcneill and chalmers‘ day, celtic reign supreme.for some and of course for others concerned. can anyone catch them? certainly not now, can they? so here's a check on todays scores. dundee are relegated after losing one nil at home to hamilton. that was dundee‘s tenth straight defeat. kilmarnock are up to third after beating hearts at tynecastle. the matches between motherwell and st mirren, and stjohnstone and livingston both ended in 1—1 draws. so here's confirmation of the table. celtic 12 points clear of their nearest rivals rangers who host hibernian tomorrow. dundee at the bottom — their relegation confimed today. nobody able to catch celtic at the moment. we will have more news letterhead. but neal warnock‘s delegation for cardiff city. now for news on a big night ahead for premier league title chasing liverpool and relegation for neil warnock‘s cardiff here's holly cardiff have been relgated from the premier league after they were beaten comfortably by crystal palace. neil warnock‘s side needed a win to avoid going down. andr

so as in mcneill and chalmers' day, celtic reign supreme.ish football for some and of course for others concerned. can anyone catch them? so here's a check on todays scores. dundee are relegated after losing 1—0 at home to hamilton. that was dundee's tenth straight defeat. kilmarnock are up to third after beating hearts at tynecastle. the matches between motherwell and st mirren, and stjohnstone and livingston both ended ini—i draws. so here's confirmation of the table. champions celtic 12 points clear of their nearest rivals rangers who host hibernian tomorrow. dundee at the bottom. their relegation confirmed today. now for news on a big night ahead for premier league title chasing liverpool and a frustrating day for tottenham, here's holly. thanks, john. time is ticking in the premier league. and maybe the pressure is starting to show. earlier tottenham had the chance to seal a top four position and their place in next season's champions league but it all went very wrong for them at bournemouth. they lost to a late nathan ake goal after bo

so as in mcneill and chalmers' day, celtic reign supreme.rs concerned. can anyone catch them? now to one of the biggest occasions in the women's footballing calendar — the final of the fa cup. in the end, it was a comfortable 3—0 win for league giants manchester city over west ham— in what was their first season as a professional side. for city, redemption after missing out on the wsl title. goal scorer kiera walsh says it's a relief to end this season on a high. proud of the players, they have been exceptional all year, but it was off the back of last year where we didn't achieve what we set out to achieve it. for three quarters of the season, we were good, and then in the fa cup semifinal and the league, to be undefeated this year and you have two trophies and to be disappointed we didn't win the league? i am disappointed we didn't win the league? iam proud disappointed we didn't win the league? i am proud of the players, the staff, everybody involved. veteran four—time champion john higgins is through to the final of the world snooker cha

so as in mcneill and chalmers' day, celtic reign supreme.rs concerned. can anyone catch them? veteran four—time champion john higgins is through to the final of the world snooker championship for the eighth time after an epic final frame victory over david gilbert. higgins fought back from five frames down three times as he beat gilbert 17 frames to 16. gilbert had led 16—15 before higgins made a break of 139 to force a deciding frame. the scot then capitalised on a missed black by gilbert, sealing his spot in the final with a match—deciding break of 55. it's the third consecutive year higgins has made the final, having finished runner—up in each of the last two world championships. absolutely incredible. i was saying before we went out there, it was as if playing the semi final at wembley, isn't it? i thought, if playing the semi final at wembley, isn't it? ithought, he just kept that special for the final. when you're walking down the stairs, we have done it for the four sessions, and it added to the atmosphere. the atmosphere was incredib

who won their most famous one, two of their european cup winning side, billy mcneill and stevie chalmersy, and this one would be for them. a point against aberdeen was all they needed for the title but the dons were reluctant to give it to them. celtic knew they had got away with one and made good on that reprieve, up from the back was a defender with a strikers timing, mikael lustig. the rest was an extended lap of honour, jozo simunovic this time, the difference between celtic and the rest was illustrated by their third goalscorer, odsonne edouard was signed for £9 million, beyond the reach of any of their rivals. it was their eight in straight scottish title. i am very thrilled, taking great moments in your life and your career great moments in your life and your careerand great moments in your life and your career and you have to savour them. than the fantastic bunch of players, the mentality and the quality is fantastic. so, as in billy mcneill and charmers' day, celtic reigned supreme. and charmers' day, celtic reigned supreme. their dominance in scottish football is a cause for ad

hitand miss hit and miss chalmers. now the weekend is looking a little more settled.e across are part of the world, and here's the jet strea m of the world, and here's the jet stream which separates the warmer it to the south, and the cold air to the north. notice that over the weekend, there will be a buckling of the jet stream. when we see this buckling here, this arch develops stop that means a high—pressure is developing, and a high pressure shower clots from forming. but it will be a very gradual process. initially the pressure will be affecting western areas of the uk, so affecting western areas of the uk, so this is where the rest of the sunshine will be. whereas in the east, we could still catch some showers from yorkshire to lincolnshire, down to the midlands in the southeast. winds will be lighter and lighter through the course of the weekend, meaning it will gradually feel just that little bit warmer. if you are out saturday night, here's the forecast. you can see some showers there across eastern areas areas of the uk. high pressure is right over the uk on

this is to celebrate merced and alice chalmers. we had a ground breaking in the pan handle for these five projects as well. the summer solstice event at the conservatory of flowers. join us for a flower power night under the stars as we kick off the summer with the surrealist summer solstice -- say that ten times -- jam in the park. similar to previous years, this will be a fun night of free live market, psychedelic and iconic songs from various artists. it runs from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. and the light show starts at 9:15. i believe we now have a video of that ground breaking celebration. [ ♪ ] that concludes the report. >> co-chair: is there any public comment on the general manager's report? okay, being none, public comment is closed. we're now on item 4. general public comment up to 15 minutes. this item will be continued to item 10. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission and that do not appear on the agenda.

first thing on monday morning, cool and wet, clear skies elsewhere, the breeze driving in some chalmershe further east you are, you'll see the drier and brighter weather. into monday, the weak weather front slips south, allowing winds to switch round to a northerly, driving down some cooler air across the country. changing the feel of the weather, it is half term, on tuesday, it will be breezy and cooler. if you are caught in the showers, it will be heavy. in terms of feel, 9—17dc, it does look as though the cooler trend will stay with us and it will still be u nsettled. with us and it will still be unsettled. by the end of the working week, there will be more rain pushing end, slicing the country into a mac. the position could change, north or south, eitherway so you do need to stay abreast of the forecast but it was as no more wet weather on wednesday. the social media app snapchat has become a haven for paedophiles who are using the platform to groom children — according to a newspaper investigation. the sunday times has uncovered thousands of reported cases involving snapchat since

like many american cities, you have these massive plants developing in milwaukee, like faulk, like chalmers lot of interconnectivity between the companies. they grew quickly. we were a large railroad hub. chicago northwestern, smaller belt railways. there was a lot of facility here. always the most important thing for milwaukee was the milwaukee court. that goes back to the 1840's. foot long piers. the green industry, from wisconsin, minnesota, the grain would all come here. shipmentbigger grain point than chicago. because of all of that grain and the german influence, we had a lot of beer going on here. the schlitz tavern or saloon is a major feature of the streets of old milwaukee as it was a major feature of many of the neighborhoods. over the years, saloons like this became what was called tied houses. this started in the 1880's and lasted until prohibition. the idea was that the local place, allld apply a the product, all of the necessary materials, to run a tavern. some of these were owned by the breweries themselves. some of them were leased. some were independent entrepreneurs that