it was a close callgob for one oakland family when a huge cypress tree snapped and rammed into theirswuckily the people inside were not hurt. thisl thursday night. when the 110-foot tree cameól the owner of the home describes what happened. >> boom it was like anvl explosion. i looked at the wall, the ceiling fell in. boom, the mirror was broken. boom. and the roof is solid with two by fours$x going across. i expect that's why ourt f houe was never wiped out. so you never mess with mother nature. >> crews were there for hours today hauling away parts of2í t huge tree. the family says the cost to remove it is about $13,000. the%ñ>÷ also estimate it willt thousands more to fixko the roof and the other damage. >> another big story tonight the back and forth between uber and both the state and san francisco city officials continues. state prosecutors are saying that they're going to take uber before a judge if the company doesn't get permits for its self driving cars. >>?3 this isko2 all in response uber'szme statement earlier sag it'ssautonomous cars will i stay on the roads despit

. >> this cypress tree blocked all lanes on highway 13 southbound. and even creeping into the northbound side where chp closed one lane while cal trans cleaned up the mess. we arrived on scene and hopped over the center divide, there's a driver penned in the vehicle. my partner and other motorist were able to extrack the driver. >> the driver was not injured. cal trans had cleared the road by 7:00. >>> the stormy weather causing massive power outages. 41,000 customers whether in the dark for a couple hours. some businesses decided to close due to the outages and stop lights weren't working for several hours, by 4:00 power was restored. >> berkley police responded to a couple elevator rescues because of the loss of power. that's when an elevator gets stuck between floors with people in it. >>> the rain caused major delays for bart, some people were stuck on trains for over an hour. >> i caught up with people as they were getting off bart. some stranded for 20 minutes, some over an hour. >> it just stopped automatically. >> confusion and frustration af

she says the gator was walking near the car loop at cypress creek elementary. the school did call a trapper, but the gator eventually went on his way...on his own. all new this potter fans mark your calendars! barnes and noble is hosting a magical holiday ball! it will be a next friday, december ninth at seven-p.m. the event is inspired by the yule ball in harry potter and the goblet of fire. there will be wizarding games, enchanting music and spellbinding surprises. and speaking of the wizarding world the stage play harry potter and the cursed child could soon broadway. producers of the play are in talks with the lyric theatre to bring the play to the us by spring of 2018. right now the play is selling out in london where it made its debut back in july. the road - with our 10 weather radio partners. in tampa bay, catch us on magic 94- point-9.... and the dove 105.5 f-m on sarasota talk radio, listen to wsrq 106.9 fm. and hear 10 if you're in the holiday spirit, but also looking for a new home...we may be able to help. coming up, the festive listing you don't w

they loved those large cypress trees, and they were gone. they were stumps in the bayou. so they felt like strangers in their own land. and we can see the anger, but i don't think we can see the mourning that a lot of people are feeling. so in the end, the state was an instrument for the north, it was an instrument of oil, and it was an instrument of the line-cutters, they felt in their deep story. making them strangers in their own land. so i'm going to just end with these thoughts. i began with one paradox, but i ended up with another. the paradox i ended up with was how could the democratic party call itself, you know, the party of the working people and have working people leaving it in droves? like, that's the paradox for people who have a different, a deep story and are on the liberal left. a very important paradox. because i, because of this: my husband adam and i were recently in hungary. we were giving talks in budapest where a very right-wing leader, erdogan, has taken over. and as you know, there's been a loss of the free press, a consolidation of power and all

it was developed off an arizona cypress and does wonderful here. it grows so well. it's drought tolerant which really helps it, but we also have water underneath them. they handle the soil and water very well. the sand pines don't grow in a pot. we have these in a pot. >>charley: can you buy one in a ball? >> no. deep as the tree is tall. >>charley: never mind then. talk about the varieties shipped down from up north next. >>russell: next. i like that. talking about it next. >>charley: i get the wrap. i just stop talking. next. >>russell: i like it. see you later, man. >>jennifer: thanks, charley. >>russell: a party drug could become a prescription drug. why federal officials believe that ecstasy could be just what the doctor ordered for ptsd patients. wonderland in the middle of florida. i'll show you where you can go ((russell a recreation center goes up in flames.. and deals a devastating blow.. the emotional toll its taking on a local community.. a rec center goes up in a flames. emotional toll it's taking on local community. high cost of bad sleep. health issue

cypress, i think is a takeout candidate. i like your ideas, and once again larry from massachusetts, what does he have? horse sense. all right. don't worry. it's just a destours. selloffs are natural. on "mad money" tonight, red hat reported yesterday. oh, boy. market didn't care for those earnings. i'm going to talk with the ceo, find out if the drop could be a buying opportunity or a red flag. then it's the world oldest bank and it may be collapsing. what it could mean for us here at home. plus i'm getting the yule lock ready. join me during my fire side chat where i'm talking some questions with a holiday spin. stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> we got to talk about this. what the heck just happened to the stock of red hat? this is a software company i've liked for a long time. the world's numbe

. >> nice to see the people gathering to watch the cypress at mclaren lodge. fire chief white was the won that flipped the switch. honored the 150th anniversary of the san francisco fire department. >>> time is 4: 23. you know that means a lot of holiday themed events. ktvu's rosemary orozco shows us some of them in our weekend watch. >>> and to the first week of december, here are a few items happening around the bay area in san francisco. union street will kick off its and fantasy of lights celebration on saturday. thousands of holiday lights will set off the victorian transforming union street to a backdrop for santa and elves and singers and live entertainment. the union street fantasy of light is from 3 to 7 and santa will be there from 5:30 to 7 and there will be a toy collection. >>> happening in downtown redwood city. on saturday there will be a parade and entertainment and snow and santa claus and a tree lighting and a magic 3d show and the show starts at 10:00 a.m. >>> in the east bay the 40th annual annual yacht parade starts after sunset at 5:30 on

and a massive cypress crashing down across a highway in northern california. the 200-foot tree, trapping the driver who slammed on his brakes incredibly, walking away from coming. an alert witness spotting a white van, as packages outside homes were disappearing. howard county police picked up the alleged porch pirates then set out door-to-door, delivering those presents back to more than 60 residents. >>> and, the 70th anniversary of one of the most popular films ever. seneca falls, new york, rolling out the red carpet for the cast and fans of "it's a wonderful life." it's believed this little town inspired frank capra's bedford falls. a first-time reunion for three weekend with zuzu launching the annual 5k at a bridge you'll find very familiar. with that line you probably remember most -- >> every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings. >> and it's a wonderful race. remembering that holiday classic. >>> up next, a victory for one student ricochets through the [burke] hot dog. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two.

the chief intelligence correspondent for fox news has an exclusive interview with the head of the cypress point team. >> the adversaries were never really saw been attacked before. >> bat and a new cross-country storm could bring snow and ice across the country this week. fox news senior meteorologist janice dean hesser forecasts. u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell looking at grade on the board. dow futures higher by 70, s&p six, nasdaq higher by 17. all life on the fed waiting to see the highly anticipated interest rate increase. a look about right now but by 24 cents a 5309 a barrel. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ lea: welcome back to ibt nanometer gate president at donald trump expected to announce his nominee for secretary of state. two sources tell fox news that exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson. also there. to be his energy secretary. the election recount in wisconsin and pennsylvania over. wisconsin finalized a recount which showed trumpeted clinton by 22,000 votes. pennsylvania officials certified the win after a judg

also another incident happened was in october right across the street from our neighbor's house a cypress tree came stumping down and the power lines went down none can explain this the city only took away the tree, of course, and so we're not against the trees it is just necessary need to be maintained right now recently a lot of the trees are unhealthy having gone through a lot of lack of rain they very - and they're nothing like the ones in australia i understand they're short and our trees don't reach the ground their dangerous. >> you're out of time. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. >> not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> and jonas remind of us action we will take. >> surely commissioner president there will be two acts the first will be taken been the planning commission and the sec about the to certify the eir and the second action by the rec and park to adopt the plan and okay. so go. >> it has to happen concerning so the planning commission deliberate and on the environmental impact report and allow the rec and park to do the same for the plan okay. >

guys from cypress were stationed at my station. >> jimmy and greg hope more fort worth guys consider enlisting for the volunteer program. part of an effort by north terminally to support one of our strongest ally the overseas. >> now consider this. there are close to 1000 in the entire country of israel there are only 1400. >>> right now at 6:00; they will be the two leaders of the federal and the local halves of dc and tonight they had their first substantive conversation. >>> metro hoping any plan to win back riders starts with improving the reliability of its rail cars. >> lawyers ask for a delay in a jury selection because of a mistrial in another profile case. good evening, i'm lesli foster. >> i'm bruce johnson. donald trump met with muriel bowser. garrett joins us live where the president-elect has just left. got to ask you first, where's he going? >> the president-elect is on his way to north carolina for a rally tonight. the security and the crowds out now. mayor bowser was supposed to be one of donald trump's first meetings today. he didn't even wait till that meeting to ma

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around 8:30 thursday night this 110-foot cypress tree came crashing down into their home while the family was inside. it shattered glass and left a gaping hole in the roof. >> boom, it was like an explosion. i looked up the wall, the ceiling fell in. boom, the mirror was broken. boom, and the roof is solid red with two by fours going across. i suspect that's why the house wasn't wiped out. >> a dozen crew members spent hours sawing the tree bit by bit and hauling it away. >> we get ropes and tie it in and walk out on the ends of the tree and start sawing it in pieces. >> the tree was especially tall and heavy making it vulnerable in thursday's storm. >> these tall trees catch a lot of wind when it's windy. you get the rain all night and it saturates the ground, gets it soft, then the big heavy winds start rocking the tree back and forth and it usually knocks the whole roof off. >> cleaning up the mess will be costly. nearly 13 grand just to remove the tree. and the owners estimate it will cost tens of thousands of dollars more to fix the roof and damage to the home. fortunately they do ha

this cypress streak snapped, blocking all lanes on highway 13 southbound near the moraga avenue exit.close one him lane while caltrans cleaned up the mess. e$cya car.>> my partner got out of the %./e.cpatrol vehicle and s that there is a driver still pinned inside the vehicle. my partner and other motorist goes to extract the driver. they break branches and are able to extract the driver out of znóthe vehicle.>> reporter: driver was not injured. caltrans cleared the road g=by seven. the stormy weather also causing massive power outages in berkelañoakland, and emeryville. customers were in the dark for ÷ around 1:40 this afternoon. úxó& some businesses decided to close due to the outages. ÷fnn stop likes -- stoplights like this one were not working for <÷ several hours. by four, power was restored. the chp reminding people to drive carefully while the é ground is wet.>> what is important is to drive safe. ÷ypá÷be car weather conditions are slick and slippery. ÷ you never know what could happen.>> reporter: berkeley police telling me they responded to a couple of elevator rescues

"it has been confirmed that in the 25-hundred block of cypress that they have found one person alive." "we have located several individuals, none of whom are alive, so there are no survivors at this point." forty two people were killed in the highway collapse. a tollany assumed would've been much higher if it weren't for game three of the 1989 world series between the san francisco giants and the oakland athletics. "the world series probably saved lives. remember the earthquake happened at 5:04 p.m. pacific daylight time. normally, the peak of the rush hour but because of the ballgame, a lot of people left home early and either came to the ballpark or went home to watch the game on television." that game was scheduled to begin at 5:30 inside san francisco's candlestick park. it was jammed with a sell-out crowd when the quake struck but most were able to escape without injury. in its aftermath, the series was delayed for an unprecedented ten days and many of the reporters sent to cover the game shifted to reporting on the recovery efforts. "i'm going to be on. i'm going to say a few th

a large cypress tree fell (g.on yesterday afternoon.d the lanes were cleared shortly before 7:00. >>> heavy rain +l4also causing fortunately there were no injuries, but crews had to clear debris with chainsaws and pitchforks. >>> several power outages across the bay area impacted homes and even bart trains. passengers were stranded on part for over two hours. -- on bart for over two hours. the power went out between the glen park in balboa park stations and was restored just before 5:00 yesterday. pgad8 the rain, however, did not stop people from doing holiday shopping. >> we wanted to get our tree today, so rain or sun, it doesn't matter, we wanted to get our tree.>>> we want 7sñto we treasure having the family the attitude. you can find the -- find a full bay area forecast on kron4.com. you can also download the kron the app store for android and apgñdevices. to south bay. 5añ÷ santa clara police arrested an off-duty officer for assaulting a woman that he d&was dating. vio the girlfriend. she had several injuries and he was arrested

we do have a reported crash as you head towards the cypress area. i did check a few cameras looked for delays i don't see anything there on camera. so at the very least just keep your eyes peeled i don't think it will be there like as reported on our fhp website. seffner drivers u.s. 92 a parsons northbond right lane caution heading that way we have minor slow downs you can sear here southbound use 19 crashes reported with single lane blocked here. good day garden with our friend david widwam inspect good to see you hope your holidays are going well. they are going greet. about a month or so ago. we were out in good day garden we had to kind of redo it. because of some seeds got mixed in wit just got pulled up. we decided to put pollution in and now we've made lot of progress. we put pollution in and then we put carrot seeds in we do do some of this by seeds. and really we have haven't number garden for about four weeks. other than some mild weddings. so now it's time to do housekeeping. >> looks good. yeah. all right. where do we start? we'll start

lay land cypress. christmas tree, but for landscaping around the house but lot of people use them for christmas tree and plant them in yard you got that option as well. i bought my tree i want to make it last as long as possible. it's not too early to buy a tree, is it in no, no. not at i've open since thanksgiving day. all right. but ooi got 25 days. no they're going to last appear ohs long as you keep them in water we got us a tree here. that fraizer fur, about i'd say $68 tree. all right. i it. yeah. all right. that's good. now, in case there's any, yeah. one year, you said you got a shake this out in case any snake in the tree. yeah since that year artificial trees for up come on now. now. look at this. how's that? i love that. and this really is to shake out loose the loose needles if there was a squirrel or loose. that is the thing. falling off of it.owers needle - as it is look what's happening also helps it fill up. we go with that? we're done. now you got to stick a hole in bottom you want a s

. >> 3, 2, 1. [ cheering and applause ] >> the large monterey cypress tree was lit with multicoloredights at about 6:00 this evening. fire chief joanne hayes-white was the one who flipped the switch. the event honor the 150th anniversary of the san francisco fire department. >>> coming up next, one bay area city welcoming a new police chief. up next, the swearing in ceremony this evening and the new chief's message to residents. >>> the warriors were playing behind tonight at golden one arena. we will find out if they extended their winning streak. >>> and more events in the killing of a san francisco city worker. what we are learning about the person now under arrest. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the care your family needs. all connected for you. p is for privileges. o is for ordinarily i wouldn't. l is for layers of luxury. a is for alll the way back. r is for read my mind. and i... can't see a thing. s... see you in the morning. polaris, from united. >>> the search is on for a man accused of shooting another driver in a possible case of road rage. one car rear-ended the other on the fremont street o

and saying your kid is depressed so as far as working with a psychiatrist or a psychologist or a cypress, how would you change the lingo between an institution or how would a drug company change the window, do youthink that would have to be kind of a systematic overhaul ? >> i do. can you imagine going to the health and human services and i talked to them about this and they loved the idea of brain health and changing it but you go to this sensor and you say can you call nafta substance abuse and brain health and they say sure but no, that would be a lot of letters that we've got to change. at the end of the day, i don't want to be flippant and say we have to change the terminology. it's just a word. but it's more than that, it's a whole mindset. it's how you think about it and so yes, i looked at companies for decades and that discovery was, they would have no problem.they all get it. they recognize its brain health, the brain is a study, it's the brain does driving. the psychiatrist i don't think would have any problem, they would love to have the ability to diagnose the disease outsid

ran throughy new york,rg, east cypress hills and it was line in over the city the early 20th century. this is an l-train system, not elevated subway system. this is a more primitive technology. it could not handle the numbers people that subway system of today could handle. at for those days, it was miracle, because you weren't on the street. and you knew when you took the l-train, it would take you a certain amount of time to get tookhere, but it always you that time. in l.a., they say if you have to 20 minutese, it's away, you plan for a two-hour trip because of the freeways. it's fascinating. l.a. people have all of their trunk of their car, because they never know. so they have their whole lives in their cars. with the l-train system, you absolutely knew when you were get over the brooklyn bridge to park row. l-trains encouraged the building of fine townhouse neighborhoods. we'll see what i'm talking about in a minute. is the post civil war period, when all the cities are suffering in america from too many people and too little space. handle ittreets can't at all. everybody is loo

that plane landed in cypress. so, it rules out, well, it doesn't rule out, but it does make it seem less likely that he's are people intent on killing them. they may have some sort of political demands instead of just trying to carry out a terrorist act. >> understood. that's important. thank you, ian. >> also an interesting trajectory going from north africa off shore to malta. leaving an arab stronghold and then landing in a christian one. odd the circumstances. we'll see what that means. >>> coming up, the latest on the shootout with the berlin attacker and more on that hijacked plane behind what could be the motive. >>> also, president-elect donald trump taking to twitter on important policy issues. nuclear build up. israeli settlement. also now tweeting in defense of his son's fund-raising. next. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seem

also another incident happened was in october right across the street from our neighbor's house a cypress tree came stumping down and the power lines went down none can explain this the city only took away the tree, of course, and so we're not against the trees it is just necessary need to be maintained right now recently a lot of the trees are unhealthy having gone through a lot of lack of rain they very - and they're nothing like the ones in australia i understand they're short and our trees don't reach the ground their dangerous. >> you're out of time. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. >> not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> and jonas remind of us action we will take. >> surely commissioner president there will be two acts the first will be taken been the planning commission and the sec about the to certify the eir and the second action by the rec and park to adopt the plan and okay. so go. >> it has to happen concerning so the planning commission deliberate and on the environmental impact report and allow the rec and park to do the same for the plan okay. >

also another incident happened was in october right across the street from our neighbor's house a cypress tree came stumping down and the power lines went down none can explain this the city only took away the tree, of course, and so we're not against the trees it is just necessary need to be maintained right now recently a lot of the trees are unhealthy having gone through a lot of lack of rain they very - and they're nothing like the ones in australia i understand they're short and our trees don't reach the ground their dangerous. >> you're out of time. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. >> not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> and jonas remind of us action we will take. >> surely commissioner president there will be two acts the first will be taken been the planning commission and the sec about the to certify the eir and the second action by the rec and park to adopt the plan and okay. so go. >> it has to happen concerning so the planning commission deliberate and on the environmental impact report and allow the rec and park to do the same for the plan okay. >

also another incident happened was in october right across the street from our neighbor's house a cypress tree came stumping down and the power lines went down none can explain this the city only took away the tree, of course, and so we're not against the trees it is just necessary need to be maintained right now recently a lot of the trees are unhealthy having gone through a lot of lack of rain they very - and they're nothing like the ones in australia i understand they're short and our trees don't reach the ground their dangerous. >> you're out of time. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. >> not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> and jonas remind of us action we will take. >> surely commissioner president there will be two acts the first will be taken been the planning commission and the sec about the to certify the eir and the second action by the rec and park to adopt the plan and okay. so go. >> it has to happen concerning so the planning commission deliberate and on the environmental impact report and allow the rec and park to do the same for the plan okay. >

number of trees to be sold to the plus non-nature trees principally eucalyptus, montgomery pine and cypresshat will discourage - will limit the trail closer to 9 miles and reduce or eliminate permanent fencing and will discourage the rec and park from eliminating 19 acres of office leash dog play areas i'll endorse the removal of mountain davis and the mclaren park from the natural areas program take into consideration. >> (clapping.) >> hello commissioner i'm amy i support the certification the eir and the approval of management plan for the improvement of our bio diversity facht is of great value and small business restored the natural areas are a huge benefit to the city and to be cared for i echo the statement without the healthy environment this extends to equality in our community so we need to maintain the management and care for all the parks within the city marry as a frequent open space users i support large investment in how future of open spaces for all users i believe the longer management is necessary to preserve our forest thank you for your time. >> hi, i'm the chair of sf u

number of trees to be sold to the plus non-nature trees principally eucalyptus, montgomery pine and cypress that will discourage - will limit the trail closer to 9 miles and reduce or eliminate permanent fencing and will discourage the rec and park from eliminating 19 acres of office leash dog play areas i'll endorse the removal of mountain davis and the mclaren park from the natural areas program take into consideration. >> (clapping.) >> hello commissioner i'm amy i support the certification the eir and the approval of management plan for the improvement of our bio diversity facht is of great value and small business restored the natural areas are a huge benefit to the city and to be cared for i echo the statement without the healthy environment this extends to equality in our community so we need to maintain the management and care for all the parks within the city marry as a frequent open space users i support large investment in how future of open spaces for all users i believe the longer management is necessary to preserve our forest thank you for your time. >> hi, i'm the chair of sf

so, they put a stop to the search at loma prieta to show up the >> that cypress structure >> because they were afraid that it would collapse. we had to stand down for a while and you just have to wait it out. and then, it's the right call and it's a proven call.>> and, when you're on the scene you have the latest information. >> thank you for having me. >> i hope that you will come back as well. >> i know that you can't talk about the investigation. and, the cause of the fire still waiting to get more information and, probably won't be able to get that until they can go back inside the building. so, we will continue with our team coverage on the deadly warehouse fire in oakland. right now, we want to help you get out of the door, for people getting ready to go. how does traffic look like >> it's going to be busy all over the east bay. and, starting off with the east bay we go to highway 24. and we have heavy traffic getting to the lafayette to orinda. we have earlier problems on highway 24 and, this morning, it's going to be extra heavy. gateway boulevard, the off ramp, and slow traf

. >> we would be crazy over cypress. >> took a tour of the bank when i was there. >> now it's sort ofe thought wed throw it in there. >> they could turn that beautiful building maybe into like, you know, like a giant starbucks roast -- this is a major bank on the continent and we ignore it because, well, so what. i mean, so what, this is what -- neither one and the ecb may be letting it go and now it's only fun to say because it has a cool name and sienna is beautiful. >> what if in fact that were to happen given rejected their plea for more time to be rescued. how bad is it? >> they would have to have a huge bailout, the italian government. >> okay. >> it's very big. that's not the only one there that's in trouble. when i did business with them, i was concerned. >> this happened last week? has renzi officially stepped down? >> italy has very few options. they have to inject state funds. >> of course they're used to rapid turnover at the top. >> true. but it's about the depositors here. depositors could be heard. this is a major story. >> i'm focused on it now. >> you are? >> i am. i'

bank of cypress very cheap.ials with this new bailout fund could scream here. i think there's a lot of upside over the next year, european financials. we also really like the india story. india has plunged here. we think that's much adieu about nothing. that's going to be a long-term benefit for business. he's a very pro-business president. so i think there's really great opportunities in india particularly in the banking sector there as well. >> okay, mark. maybe the yen goes to where the euro was. >> that is a great point. it's really what japan needs. you know, they have no way out. they've got too much government debt, not enough growth. they've got poor demographics. in fact, if you want to know what the u.s. is going to struggle with, you've got to look at japan 11 years ago. we trail them by about 11 years. it's going to continue to put pressure on interest rates and growth. every day in this country, 10,000 people turn 65. same thing in europe. and that puts a real strain on economic growth. it's going t

they got to worry about currencies fluctuations on the island of cypress in their world in terms of whenthink it was political or just incompetence for being so far behind the curve? >> they were behind the curve. originally they moved last december. it was anticipated they would move several times this year. i think there are considerations that are not a factor. it's hard to move off a low rate. and i think that's what you're seeing now. i think it's changed. probability of a rate increase coming up. the next week or so. it's very high. people are talking about higher rates later. i think you're seeing some changes in the financial markets. i think your longer term rates are reflecting this change. anticipated change in fed policy. and markets are doing pretty well by that. >> to do it now markets are -- they've got virtually no risk at this point. but it also doesn't show any ability to anticipate economic conditions in the future versus just reacting to where we are. >> you always have to react to where you are but forecasting is really hard. economics, it's hard for the fed, hard fo

number of trees to be sold to the plus non-nature trees principally eucalyptus, montgomery pine and cypress that will discourage - will limit the trail closer to 9 miles and reduce or eliminate permanent fencing and will discourage the rec and park from eliminating 19 acres of office leash dog play areas i'll endorse the removal of mountain davis and the mclaren park from the natural areas program take into consideration. >> (clapping.) >> hello commissioner i'm amy i support the certification the eir and the approval of management plan for the improvement of our bio diversity facht is of great value and small business restored the natural areas are a huge benefit to the city and to be cared for i echo the statement without the healthy environment this extends to equality in our community so we need to maintain the management and care for all the parks within the city marry as a frequent open space users i support large investment in how future of open spaces for all users i believe the longer management is necessary to preserve our forest thank you for your time. >> hi, i'm the chair of sf

number of trees to be sold to the plus non-nature trees principally eucalyptus, montgomery pine and cypresshat will discourage - will limit the trail closer to 9 miles and reduce or eliminate permanent fencing and will discourage the rec and park from eliminating 19 acres of office leash dog play areas i'll endorse the removal of mountain davis and the mclaren park from the natural areas program take into consideration. >> (clapping.) >> hello commissioner i'm amy i support the certification the eir and the approval of management plan for the improvement of our bio diversity facht is of great value and small business restored the natural areas are a huge benefit to the city and to be cared for i echo the statement without the healthy environment this extends to equality in our community so we need to maintain the management and care for all the parks within the city marry as a frequent open space users i support large investment in how future of open spaces for all users i believe the longer management is necessary to preserve our forest thank you for your time. >> hi, i'm the chair of sf u