so again, chris curran, planning department staff. the air quality and health risk analysis on the school is addressed -- really beginning on page 26 of the c.p.e. and goes on for the next couple of pages, with specific mention of the school as sensitive receptor. where is the noise? on page 23, the noise impact analysis does address specifically construction noise impacts on the adjacent school. and then there is also a discussion of shadow effects on the school beginning on page 31. >> supervisor: okay. thanks. thanks for that. and then in terms of shadows, i understand that prop k only concerns shadows on public parks and open space, but that in practice that has been extended to share school yards? because they are publicly available open space. i know there is no currently a shared schoolyard program at said rodriguez, but my understanding or i've heard and someone in public comment mentioned that all schools in san francisco will soon be sh e shared school yards. will that in the future impact whether or not there is a specific

president breed and members of the board, chris curran with the environmental planning staff.ted to expand a little bit on was mentioned about the eastern neighborhoods and the project specific evaluation of effects of the project construction on the school and specifically with respect to air quality and noise impacts on the school. the eastern neighborhood's e.i.r. did disclose that construction of the projects allowed under the plan would have significant impacts on adjacent development including schools, residences, nursing homes with respect to air quality effects and noise impact and identified mitigation measures to address those effects. for the c.p.e., again, the evaluation focuses on whether this project would have such effects that are substantially more severe than those disclosed in the program e.i.r. and the c.p.e. concludes and i can direct you to the pages in the c.p.e. that the project with the applicable mitigation measures as well as newer regulations adopted since the time that eastern neighborhoods program e.i.r. was certified, would not have substantially

anderson and chris woakes have all ta ken wickets and anderson and chris woakes have all taken wickets and the 19—year—old all—rounder sam curransouthgate has defended raheem sterling and is to do. certainly one of the headlines this week, the player has had the image of an assault rifle tattooed on his leg, it's divided opinion, some critical, somejumping it's divided opinion, some critical, some jumping to his it's divided opinion, some critical, somejumping to his defence, the player says it's in memory of his late father. gareth southgate says tattoos are a personal thing. late father. gareth southgate says tattoos are a personalthing. in my view and that it was like a work of art, a very individual thing, the meaning is with the individual and the person. what has been clear from his own statement and his own experiences that he is not someone who supports, wants to promote guns in the way that was perceived at first. mauricio pochettino the spurs manager is the favourite to succeed zinedine zidane and real madrid. he is in spain but not in the capital, he's in barcelona where he used to manage espa nyol. he's in barcelona

england bowler chris woakes took four wickets in that match, but he's been ruled out of sunday's one—day international against scotland with a thigh strain. he's replaced by surrey‘s tom currania sharapova in the fourth round. williams isn't too happy with comments sharapova made in her autobiography which came out last year. sharapova talks about williams a lot in the book — and claims she heard the american crying in the changing rooms after she beat her in the 2004 wimbledon final. the book was 100% hearsay, at least the quotes and words i read. it is disappointing. iam human. for me, it is totally normal. i think what happens there should stay there, and not necessarily be talked about in a not so positive way in a book. you can listen to live commentary of that match on radio 5live sports extra, and via the bbc sport website. world number one simona halep is already through to the quarter—finals. she made very short work of elise mertens, dropping only three games along the way. they were on court for less than an hour. halep has twice been a finalist at roland garros, but she's still looking for a first grand slam title. she takes on either angelique kerber or caroline

england bowler chris woa kes took four wickets in that match, but he's been ruled out of sunday's one—day international against scotland with a thigh strain. he's replaced by surrey‘s tom currantobiography which came out last year. sharapova talks about williams a lot in the book, and claims she heard the american crying in the changing rooms after she beat her in the 2004 wimbledon final. i think the book was 100% hearsay. at least, all the stuff that i read, the quotes that i read, which was a bit disappointing. iam human. so, for me, it's totally normal. i think what happens there should definitely, maybe, stay there and not necessarily talk about it in a not—so—positive way in a book. there are only ten days to go until the world cup gets underway in russia, so england manager gareth southgate would have had a keen eye on costa rica's match against northern ireland yesterday. england's final warm—up match is against the costa rica ns on wednesday, and they impressed, winning 3—0. and after three months out with injury, one of football's biggest stars, neymar, returned to the brazil side to score a stunning opener in their 2—0 win over croatia at anfield, showing why he'll