year 16 and 17 which is data driven and include a equity analysisism in fiscal year 17, squaen we'll crete the service allocation plan which is the plan that will become the funding road map and we'll aquilize that plan. we'll carefully consider the dem ographic changes and attention to population change and partner and talk to all of our partners in terms owhat they see and the needs they have. which that my presentation concludes. >> thank you for your presentation and all your hard work and look forward to talking more during budget season and being a part of the planning process as well. sfr visor yee >> thank you. when i look at-thank you for your presentation. i look at slide 3 of the presentation where it has a graph there. i notice td the right hand side the percentage of youth served by age, that you have all the ages accept for 0-5 and i also realize the partners you work with, there is probably [inaudible] is there a reason why you don't count them in this or are these gist grants you directly administer >> these are grants we directly administer. we partner with the office of n

creting networks and that is why the san francisco park alliance is important and the [inaudible] they build community and studeredship around parks. flend of bodecker play ground was created because of the community planning process around bodecker and now we have that stewardship. equity is just a fundamental concept for us. parks are the great equalizer and great democratizeer and supervisor [inaudible] is a great example of a piece of [inaudible] critical open space >> the new bathrooms in [inaudible] will make sauch kiferance. i know like duloring park how many people go through [inaudible] square so it makes a difference >> the long-term theme-we have grouth in city and more people use our parks. we need it manage that grouth and respond to so we keep them well maintained for the next generation >> i had a couple questions about the citation issued by park patrol. there is increase and challenges in hiring, do you have data you can share on the citations issued by the park patrol and dem ographically on the individuals who received the citations >> we have data on citation issued

the bodies of 470 of the spiker murders found in this is graves at the presidential palaces in ca cretework to go identify them by their dna. it's a major task, whole to announce next week the first list of names we have been able to identify. >>> more than 1400 people have now been killed in a severe heat wave across india. the southern states are the worst affected with temperatures close to 50 degrees celsius,. >> reporter: funerals have been taking place across the southern indian states nearly 1400 people have died there because of heat-related illnesses. >> this woman died because of sun stroke. most of the people who have died here are daily wage workers. they do small jobs and they have no financial security. the government needs to help them. >> reporter: it has been hardest hit by the heat wave with the state government putting the death toll at more than 1,000. india's meteorological department says temperatures have risen quickly and unexpectedly. catching residents in the region's hottest areas by surprise. people are doing what they can to keep cold n.g.o.s and local gover

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causing something called uvi, changing your eye color and more seriously can cause blindness if not creted of survivors in west africa who won't be able to see an eye specialist. >> so much lack of treatment and issues there. >> absolutely. >> can we talk about this case at new jersey? had all of us talking today. the story, a mother of twins thought one man was the father of her two unborn children. turns out twoal were fertilized in the same period. two dads two eggs one womb. talk to me. >> brilliant. why i love science and medicine. it has a medical name. >> say that five times fast -- >> right, exactly. it happens when two eggs from one woman get fertilized by sperm from two different dads and it's rare. it happens in about one in every 400 sets of non-identical twins who were born and usually a woman will release one egg when she over viewates. 5% of the time two eggs can be released. if a woman happen sex with two men in a five-day period theoretically, the sperm can find two different eggs and wind up with a mother with two different dads. >> taking this all in in the final 60 seco

integration of militia, but this is talking about the previous militia and with that model of militia, cretes a huge problem. that's why i talk about dismantling, solve the people carrying weapons and fighting now is to open recruitment in national guard and iraqi army on a personal background not groups so it's not accepting hundreds of thousands to come as a group headed by a leer. they keep obeying their orders. often, recruitment for tens of thousands shia, and it's not that militia person. same is true for the sunnis, would not accept groups to fight outside the constitution or rule of law. this is the dismantling and recruitment on the personal level. i trust he's working, making a change, and we help him -- the question is if now. promise without implementation will come again to give a lecture how it damages the country, i don't need to come again to say that. i hope that the final picture presented of a good goes on and comes later on billing a national security force is a big goal can be done national by iraqis supported by american. programming, training, equipment, and time is imp

i'm courseis with the civilian death hoses that's not crete more vaccinement. >> it is create mortgage -- creating more resentsment but the drone strikes are far more precise than tank warfare is, a subject of which i have some experience, than previous bombing campaigns have been and so collateral damage is inherent in the use of violence. you're always going to kill some people you don't need to. on balance we have, i believe destroyed al qaeda 1.0 and done grave damage to its successor organizations through the use of drones buts i -- but i agree withjim reside broader point we have not conducted an effective information operations war in order to minimize the effect of those accidental deaths, and more broadly to attack the ideology of our enemy. >> i think -- i would say that it's probably -- if you were looking purely at a military tactical standpoint, the drones have been generally successful, but i do think that i would have to disagree on the point of the degree. if you look on balance i would say that the resentment that it's stoking especially in places like the northwest fr

will stand behind victims all the way, the one they are actually confronted with the case, biases crete and the people make judgments about behavior of the individual involved or question for example, why a victim may continue to work alongside somebody who had assaulted them, or continue to correspond with them. when that can be completely consistent with having been assaulted. taking on that particular piece so that people recognize the realities of sexual assault and know how to support somebody through the process. >> hi, i'm a sexual trauma survivor. my question is what are we looking to work having the people that allow these things to go on -- how can we start making this follow their careers? >> that is a good question, and i know why you're asking it. one of the things in the legal justice act is to be able to hold accountable leaders who should have known about retaliation and failed to take action. that is one of the expanded definitions of for him in a personal practices in the proposed law that might be helpful in terms of putting responsibility on commanders to ensure that

even with his success and to create -- into crete -- in tikrit isis has worked their way back. they changed their profile, went to ground and now they're infiltrating back in and conducting atacks and rebuilding capabilities. over the past month, they've continued to do shaping western baghdad. in one day, just a couple of days ago, they were eight i.e.d.'s several small arms skirmishes in baghdad itself that, that's to say nothing about what's going on in abu ghraib and other areas around the belt of baghdad. they continue to hold the line along the kurdish front north in the anyone ve area the nineveh area, and they've expanded successfully in other areas, particularly syria. they're very good at shaping operation. they are taking advantage of their interior lines of communication. they are well armed, well resourced and well lead. i think the fall of ramadi should lead to questions about the progress asserted by the pentagon and the administration. there are two strategically important sunni-arab cities in iraq, mosul, the second largest city, a former ottoman capital andra

some people on earth might even crete a cult in which they defy the aliens. now, the issue of contact raises an important question. who should speak for earth and what should be said if contact is established? so in 2001, based on that premise, the 2001 -- the seti institute established most detection gruesome its mission is to prepare for the day when contact with alien intelligence is confirmed. and so to that end an international group of seti scientists established a protocol for how to respond in this particular event. now, to seti enthusiasts the receipt of an illen message would be most important event in human history. it will prove we are not alone in the cost moment if a civilization can surmount its problems presumably its technology will continue to advance and in which case interstill -- interstellar travel could be possible. work off that assumption some researchers assert that aliens might already have visit our planet. now, anomalous sitings in the sky date back to early recorded history. historically witnesses identified unidentified flying o

. >> there's nothing here can crete to say she lied. >> reporter: so when she picked green out of a phototitute for evidence. >> erin moriarity is with us now. why did he say there's no reason to doubt the girlfriend? >> as the prosecutor told me in the interview, she's a nice girl from a nice family. there's so many things. it's not just this one. green's case we found three others at the same time. i should point out there's some good news with crosley green. since i first started on this story when he was on death row. he was sentenced to life. >> i like what his attorney says. just as a lay person looking at it, it seemed like there are so many questions that need to be anned here. >> wait till you see the lineup. unless the federal court acts he could spend the rest of his life. i hope they do take a look at the case. >> thank you so much. you can watch full report at 10:00, 9:00 p.m. central on cbs. >> i've got nigh saturday night all planned. thank you. >>> chef batali and his orange crocs. they're ready to leave. hello there. >> hello. >>> even if you never heard of his restaurant

even with his success and to create -- into crete -- in tikrit isis has worked their way back. they changed their profile, went to ground and now they're infiltrating back in and conducting atacks and rebuilding capabilities. over the past month, they've continued to do shaping western baghdad. in one day, just a couple of days ago, they were eight i.e.d.'s several small arms skirmishes in baghdad itself that, that's to say nothing about what's going on in abu ghraib and other areas around the belt of baghdad. they continue to hold the line along the kurdish front north in the anyone ve area the nineveh area, and they've expanded successfully in other areas, particularly syria. they're very good at shaping operation. they are taking advantage of their interior lines of communication. they are well armed, well resourced and well lead. i think the fall of ramadi should lead to questions about the progress asserted by the pentagon and the administration. there are two strategically important sunni-arab cities in iraq, mosul, the second largest city, a former ottoman capital andra

from japan to gibraltar from crete to california and from the baltic sea to the black sea.russian officials announced plans to base modern nuclear-capable mission systems, and they claim that russia has the right to deploy nuclear forces to cree mia. crimea. this will fundamentally change the balance of security in europe. we learned during the cold war that when it comes to nuclear weapons caution predictability and transparency are vital. russia's nuclear saber rattling is unjustified destabilizing and dangerous. all of this takes place against the background of russia's significant rearmament program. some of its new military systems were put on parade during this year's victory day celebration. and russia is deploying many of its most modern systems and basing military units near nato borders. ladies and gentlemen these are not random events. they form a bigger picture which is of great concern. russia is a global actor that is asserting its military power, stirring up aggressive nationalism, claiming the right to impose its will on its neighbors and grabbing land. we r

. $25 billion we spent training the iraqi forces who have largely just been a disaster from it cretearge of this operation is a big deal. the fact we can't that. there no petraeus we can turn to. i'd like a plan that could fail. we're going on the no plan plan. >> dempsey seems to be lost. there is no sense of what the american people are going to get from him. barack obama has checked out on foreign policy. i know they celebrated the killing of the money man for the -- for isis. but look, iraq is slowly but surely disappearing. it's going to be overrun. we as a nation have to say we've learned from this attempt at changing the middle east, it failed miserably. in fact, it set off a cauldron boiling over. or we better rally the people and figure out how we're going to get the money to go back in to do a full scale military involvement of our troops on the ground. because these air campaigns are clearly not working. there's one choice, either boots on the ground, or you know something? you figure it out. we spent billions of dollars there and you can't support your own country. >> we

and up to 22 in south korea were creted for exposure. after the u.s.ently sent live samples there. the centers for disease control is investigating and says there's no threat. >>> and the us department asking china to quit its expansion in the china sea. u.s. officials say they are concerned about china's militarization of some of the islands and are now considering flying surveillance missions closer than it has before over those islands. >>> officials are rushing to seal a deal trying to keep in place a travel ban for the men known as the taliban five. we're talking about the men who had ties to al qaeda and even directly associated with osama bin laden. we'll tell you why no one is happy with surveillance claims for the five prisoners' swap for american bowe bergdahl. >>> i'm a contributing writer to "the new york times." i think this is one of the most wide open slams they've seen in quite a long time. there's been a lot of different hands in which the roland garros trophy has passed through. serena has been the dominant player on tour but it's her