but it wouldn't have happened that way. >> seth: i wish he walked by finn and said "that was finn" reallyi know. finn actually would have looked. >> seth: exactly. 'cause we think like it might be weird. right exactly. where finn's like "i don't care who they are? i'm looking at everybody." you have a ball? thank you so much for being here. we're gonna get you to your show. >> thanks for having me. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: amanda eyfried, everyone. "ted 2" opens everywhere on june 26. we'll be right back with judd apatow. ♪ ♪ f provokes lust. it elicits pride... incites envy... and unleashes wrath. temptation comes in many heart-pounding forms. but only one letter. "f" the performance marque from lexus. it looks just ♪ peoplelike a window ♪ ♪ people turn the tv on ♪ it looks just like a windooo-ooow ♪ iand at red lobster'se i like misland escape,ropical. i can try new dishes like the island seafood feast, with crab, lobster, jumbo sweet and spicy and coconut shrimp. so hurry in, it'll be gone before you know it. so whgetting better dental checkups than me, i decided to go pro... w

. >> which is why all of the polls and finns are saying over my dead body do they leave. >> no. no. the greeks are saying we want to stay in but we need to breathe. actually, the german finance minister, to my view and what i was able to observe directly wanted them to leave. he said we want the euro zone to work. >> why? >> his view which is partly shared in europe is we don't want you in. you're making a mess of the euro zone.

next steps include, a approval of the childrens garden by the oversight board and department of finnsh is required because the childrens garden is subject to transfer under ocii long range property management plan. since these slides were presented the oversite board meeting has been rescheduled to august 10 provide there'd there is quaurm that day. [inaudible] 5 days to request a review, if it doesn't request a review the oversight action is final in august. there is 45 day review period. dof indicated it doesn't plan to review the childrens garden permit. so in conclusion, staff recommends authorizing the childrens garden permit to enter with dpw, sf travel and web core and adopting environmental findings pursuant to sequa. now i would like to introduce [inaudible] with public works who will answer any questions on the project and also on the permit. >> my name is [inaudible] public works, project manager and here to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. also here today is josh keen, he is representing the cities department of real estate mpt the city is the fuper propert

the finns wanted no financial bailouts. in the once bustling shipyards a few miles away they have been waiting for some good news for years. once the vital engine of greece's economy these dry docks and fitting yards remain silent at the hellenic shipyards. they have no ships to work on. >> the european union is trying to strang many strangle us, maybe they're right because we owe them money. >> there are some submarines for greek government then the work dries up. this business is work at just 20% of capacity. at a shipyard a damaged cruise ship is providing some work, seven days of frantic work. >> every driveway is struggle because you hear a lot of bad things. and it's not sure a help not all for my business also for the people who are working here. because every people has prayed whap next. this makes you a little bit sad. >> reporter: in athens, prime minister alexis tsipras can only wait and ponder harsher measures being imposed by his european creditors and how he might get them through his parliament. >> if they ar

your character finn shepard, i guess it was a saw, i don't know the technical name for his weapon. chain saw? but it's heavily modified. >> yeah we used a chain saw. then we had a bigger chain saw in 2. and now in 3, we have several types of chain saws. and it's just very effective shark slaying weapon. and finn uses it very successfully to keep his family safe and keep him out of trouble. >> the cameos are amazing. the list goes on and on. you know the question. everyone wants to know. are you already working on "sharknado 4"? >> no we never know. we'll see what happens. >> like we said earlier, it's really driven by the fans. >> the fans are already tweeting about it. 1.4 million viewers tuned into the first one. a record for sci-fi network. congratulations to both of you. we'll be watching this week. by the way, the premier is wednesday at 9:00 p.m. why would we leave that part out? that does it for "news nation." thank you for joining us. up next my colleague "andrea mitchell reports" is up next. a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're wal

the finns say they will not support more bailouts. in athens nervous expectation. in the shipyards they have been waiting for good news for years. these dry docks and fitting yards lie quiet at the hellenic shipyard. they have everything here but no ships to work on. >> translator: the european union is trying to strangle us, maybe they're right because we owe them money but greece is not a place to conduct experiments on. >> they are finishing four submarines for greek navy then the work runs out. for contractors it is the same story. this business is working at just 20% capacity. at a small private yard a damaged cruise ship has provided work for 100 workers seven days of frantic work. >> every day struggle because you hear a lot of bad things. it is not sure a help not only for my business, also for people who are working here. because every people has prayed what happened next. this make you a little bit sad. >> reporter: in athens, prime minister alexis tsipras can only wait and ponder the prospect of even harsh he measures being imposed by his european credit

. >> i got you, finn.l we'll take care of that, everyone "sharknado" tonight" very careful. grab your chain saw. >> greg gutfeld. >> all right. time for -- you're probably wondering could you make soccer even more interesting than it is? yes, you can. just add robots. check this out. these are actual robots playing soccer. i believe you call it football. proving they have the mettle for the sport. juan laughed at that. that just shows you juan has no sense of humor. you know what's interesting about this game? they had a very very high score considering it's soccer. 0-0. >> oh, my goodness. i mean there really are no words. >> tomorrow could you please try harder? >> oh, no. i mailed that one in. >> yesterday on "the five" we talked about deblasio and his attempt to try to cap uber? either he watched the show or he backtracked. kate upton tweeting him why do you want to return to days when only those in lower and mid-town manhattan could get a ride. ashton kutcher this is about politicians representing the

unbelievable video of the shark ♪ kennedy: of a professional surfer escapes the jaws of a shark one and finng then he punched in the back and listen to how kelly described what happened. >> then it just popped up. i thought he is coming under and i could not get there quickly enough. kennedy: 11 time world surfing champion also there during the attack and embraced fanning after the incident. >> hello kennedy. kennedy: we were watching all of the computer and i saw the head by a dead restarted to watch the event and i know how big that was but it looks huge. where were you? >> i was actually serving. i've lost in the 78 -- the semifinal heat i was surfing for another half an hour right where the attack happened i was there three minutes before that then they started the key to i came upon the beach right as it happened. kennedy: what did you see with all the votes going out? >> we have to jansky's and the boat with water patrol and a film camera hand water safety. the only time they would ever interfere is if somebody is injured and there is only one wave that was a couple minutes before them

in las vegas, matt finn, fox news. >>> members of the cal basketball team came out today to celebrateeopening of a long neglected park. they brought babbles and posed for pictures in the grand opening of the new santa fe union park in richmond. the park sat fenced off for more than two decades. city leaders say its renovation is part of the renaissance of richmond. the junior guard grew up in richmond and went to high school in richmond. he said he didn't know he would have a safe place to play basketball growing up. >> having a park like this definitely gives kids the opportunity to come out, work on their games and be kids, have fun, and get away from the hard times outside of this. i think this could be a little sanctuary for them. >> the santa fe park is one of more than half dozen to be overhauled in the city in recent years. richmond police say they are looking to hire college students to help patrol that park. >>> nice day around the bay area to play some hoops. mark tamayo's in the weather center. we were talking about the lightning and thunderstorms in the southern california

that is something we should lose sleep over as germans, as greeks, as portuguese, as finns, as slavicmise, we will compromise it will compromise to come to a speedy agreement. we are not going to end up being compromised. [indiscernible] jonathan: what an impression that man-made overs nhtsa month. he said he would as if the people voted yes. -- what an impression that man-made overs six months. -- that man made over six months. angela merkel will meet with francois hollande and the ecb governing council to discuss what to do about greek banks depend on emergency credit. and in emerging summit will take place in brussels. that is what we're watching as far as the politics. here's what we're watching the markets. over to mark barton. if i take a guess of the weekend, i would guess that spreads wide. mark: not as bad as last monday when the referendum was first called. a measure of using options to protect against declines. earlier rose to the highest in three years. the three-year chart. coming down a little bit. one month implied volatility for euro-dollar is coming down. last week, i

and of course we got finn mechanic a. we've got the ceo. anna is on her way to talk to him.han: manus cranny with francine lacqua after the break. that is almost it for me. we are higher on the ftse but only just. gains across europe as well. the stoxx hundred headed for its biggest month of gains since february. comes outn inflation in minutes. that's it for me. if you want to talk about the markets, i'm on twitter. best of luck for the rest of your day. ♪ >> this is an acceleration of our business plan that we set. it means we will look at efficiency in some areas. cfo tellsbnp's bloomberg the bank's biggest rebound since the financial crisis is not just about slashing costs. france's largest lender turns in entire list -- its highest quarterly profit in years. manus: bg group second-quarter profit falls. francine: the troika gets its first official meeting with greek government ministers since syriza came to power.

there was not much of a trail i was trying to do get it down because atticus is the of "huckleberry finn" of the 20th century and the story needs to be told. a lot of people agree but also people say i am a close friend i knew you would call but i am sorry i cannot talk to you. >> what about the family? >> alice. when i started to send them things for their family history there grandfathers' application for the civil war pension things like that that i thought they may like to have i would get a letter back to say you certainly have been doing your research that i times her father's politics how that transition happened from a strict segregation as to an activist to redistricting, she said she was a fair minded man he had his antenna up for the winds of change and the attitude is the right solution is what we should go for. >> host: so your an attempt for nel was through her agent? >> my agent tried to contact her but i was down there one time a friend said we could drive by and she might be out. i said i do not want her to think i am counting her and people will see the stranger going b

the finns won't support bailout. in athens there hasn't been rallies or demonstrations just optimism. in the shipyards they've been looking forward to optimism. thousands have been laid off. they have everything here but no ships to work on. >> the european union is trying to strangle us. pain they're right because we owe them money but greece is not a place to experiment on. >> they have a few submarines to work on then the work runs out. this business is working at just 20% capacity. at a small private yard a damaged cruise ship has provided last-minute work for 100 skilled workers replacing this bough section acknowledge taking just seven days of frantic work. >> every day is struggle because you hear a lot of bad things. it is not sure, not all for my business, also for the people who are working here because every people prayed what happened next. this makes you a little bit sad. >> reporter: in athens prime minister alexis tsipras can only wait and ponder the prospect of even harsher measures, being proposed by

are looking at, what we saw during the late night, fractious discussions on saturday involving the finns, he has dug his heels in saying no - is that these ministers, prime ministers, chancellors, presidents are not just representing themselves. they have to be sure that whatever they agree to will be acceptable to their coalition. german chancellor angela merkel is concerned about people more right wing than her. in finland the coalition government is held together by a far right government. it's not just natural interests, the european interests. the internal politics in the various eurozone countries, what they can agree to in order to keep the government together. >> jacky rowland would leave it there, thank you for that >>> the new proposals put forward by greece is similar to the deal rejected in the national referendum last week. pensions are seen as the back bone of the welfare system. they'll be hit. a fifth of poorer pensioners will lose a top-up payment. military intending will cut by 300 million euros, come next year. tourism targeted hotels and restaurant would pay 23% sales

in our family, referred to him as huck finn. he would catch bait with a net, use that bait to catch the fish go across the street, fillet it make dinner. they're just incredible. they have the skills the knowledge, the ability to get through this. >> you believe austin probably put into motion that macgyver that probably kept them alive out there for sure? >> for sure. they definitely built some raft they're floating on, the two of them, and my husband keeps joking one of them made a speer and they're speering stuff. >> and eating sushi. >> they probably are. we have to find them, they're going to have an amazing adventure to tell us about. >> carly, you can speak to austin's will. a book. >> i got him a journal for christmas, it said winston churchill, never never never give up. he write i will. so i don't have doubts that he will never give up just like we'll never give up looking for our boys. >> if someone watching wants to help you, whether a boater or pilot up the coast, how do they do that. >> i want to say first and fore

finn is 1 1/2. ford, he was able to enjoy rome.e vatican. i said, ford what was your favorite part of the vatican? none of it. it reminded me of how like crazy, me and my brothers must have driven my parents. you want them to get into stuff. then it is look how do you got a 4-year-old to get into the sistine chapel. they don't care. >> jimmy: they choose chuck e. cheese over the sistine chapel anyway. >> then i did, we got to find something that ford will be into. so we had kind of -- we took him to gladiator school, which they really have over there. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. they really have it. and gellato school. we had to stop calling it that. ford was like no more school. even if it was gellato school. >> jimmy: i would have went there instead of college had i known this existed. gladiator school is like gladiators. >> that's rougher. i get there. i got drafted into gladiator school also. the guy was very intense about it. i guess, gladiators were also slaves or something. and so he is calling you slave. and he is teaching yo

you can see the dorsal finn in the front and then you see the back.ension of shark, you've got about 10 feet. that's just the middle. so this was a monstrously big shark. if it wanted to eat this surfer it could have done some serious damage. >> still lucky too. you see how lucky he is on the board. he went under for a while. you don't see him. and then you see him swimming. he had the opportunity to swim and swim as fast as he could before that shark decided to come back or look for him or anything like that. >> but you cannot outswim a shark. >> no. not happening. >> so i think what we have here is a bit of a mistaken identity. i think the shark underneath the water which is incredibly murky off the coast of south africa it's peering up. it sees a silhouette. it goes to investigate and discovers it's not its prey. remember what he said. the shark got tangled up in his line. i think we had a little confusion, a little shock on both sides. and both -- he was incredibly lucky not to have been injured. interpreter fieing. >> yeah, jeff, thank you so muc

again, the finn and the doj will be what we know with you on that. we know it's seven miles from here to the other scene. somewhere between here and there they identified the vehicle and the suspect. they followed him and engaged him to and at the other scene and they put themselves in tremendous, tremendous risk to protect this community. >> if your officers saw him before they got to the other scene, did they witness the shooting? >> down there? >> yeah. >> that's still part of the investigation. all of the officers are being interviewed. witnesses are being interviewed. that's part of the ongoing investigation and, again, that's the purview of the lead agency, the fbi to release. >> the lead here, fbi, doej, wht is your office doing? >> we are working in parallel with our partners of the doj, the fbi, the atf to robustly investigate this. we're also providing basic protection to this community to make sure they are and feel safe as they do everyday in chattanooga. >> all right, chief fred fletcher, thank you so much for giving us the latest on the

it's really the huck finn of the 21st century.d book to come to life from harper lee. i think the reason people are concerned about it is it's a different atticus from the one they expected. >> it's going to be a different flavor. if you loved "to kill a mockingbird," don't expect the exact same thing. it was really the first book and it's straight from her pen, unedited. count me as one of those fascinate fascinated. we'll get a look at it this week. charles, thank you for previewing it for us and the work on her you've already done. >> thank you. it's a pleasure. >>> still to come we asked and you answered. your tweets on what you think other gop candidates can learn if anything from donald trump's latest surge in the polls. that's next. vo: with beyond natural dry pet food, you can trust our labels. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. when we say there's no corn, wheat or soy it's not there. learn more at purinabeyond.com no artificial flavors, colors sweeteners preservatives, and no artificial smil

if there is any whiff that the germans or perhaps the finns because we know finland is starting to seeamong the ranks of its political party in helsinki that if this starts to slow down and we don't see a deal by wednesday, what tube of mayhem could that do to the markets? >> oh, we could have another correction. we've been very, very volatile. pull up that long-term chart and, you know, we've been trying to get a breakout. hopefully, if you're bullish, you want to break out above the market, but if we were to take out support and also have some unsuspected political action, yeah, you know, we could have a bigger correction. and with the dow at 18,000, 5% is 900 points, 10% is 1800 points. so that's something you've got to be looking at if you're worried about the possibility of a bigger downside correction. liz: let me just say that right now the volatility index showing no fear at all, down 16% at the moment. gentlemen, thank you. chris, tom, great to see you. >> thanks. liz: joining us now to really dig deeply is jim frischling along with charlie charlie gasparino who's, now, all-da

that would turn six other parliaments, including the finns and the germans, to pass resolutions that talks with the greece. what will draghi say about the greek banks? are they solvent? then tsipras has to pass even more sweeping reforms through the greek banks. the immediate question is what will the backlash be in greece to this? can he get it passed in the greek parliament? if he can't, the money doesn't flow and maybe a snap election. >> some anecdotes in the papers are saying tsipras wasted five months and got the same deal. >> yeah. the question is if you go back to elections what do you return? an even more angry government or one willing to play ball? >> simon hobbs, thanks so much. max levchin is aiming to help students. he'll join us with his latest venture coming up next. but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful i

tourist steve finn says he feels safer with the added protection. >> you know that it is outs there, it is a presence but you just go on with your normal life. >> reporter: police say they will be closely monitoring 7,000 security cameras and paying special attention to the ones here in lower manhattan. fbi bulletin follows deadly attacks last week in tunisia kuwait and france. officials say that there are no credible threats but police want everyone to have fun this weekend but remember if you see something say something. in new york, kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> officials say that 50 people with ties to isis have been arrested in the u.s. within the last year. >>> mourners, paused for a moment of silence to honor victims of the last weeks terror attack at a tunisia beach. thirty-eight people died, 30 of them were british citizens. queen elizabeth in scotland and offered condolences to the victim's family. other ceremonies were held all across britain. >> that we pay tribute to them and let us remember the loved ones that they have left behind. the gunman was kille

the lawmaker is from the finns party, the second-largest in parliament, which has backed strict immigration laws. many are now calling for the official's resignation. in news from washington, the proponents of the iran nuclear deal have gained key allies this week, including famed actor morgan freeman and representative sander levin, who is the longest-serving jewish congressperson. this support comes as secretary of state john kerry warned that rejecting the deal could lead to iran gaining nuclear weapons. in a now viral video released tuesday, morgan freeman and other actors and comedians called on congress to approve the deal. morgan: ultimately could be forced into another war with iran, a drawnout and expensive metal in the middle east with lives lost. amy: the united states parole commission has announced that israeli spy jonathan pollard will be released in november. pollard is a former u.s. intelligence officer convicted of passing u.s. secrets to israel. he was sentenced to life in prison. the announcement of his parole comes as the united states attempts to appease israel followin

huck finn. >>> and we are awaiting the president of the united states to step up to the lectern at the pentagon and tell us what he learn in the meeting with our military leaders at the pentagon, how to fight isis. >>> senate republicans won't geoff a hearing for the person person for using the elements of our influence and authority to keep isil from raising money on the black market or otherwise to recruit foreign fighters, inspire others to commit acts of terrorism and attempt to establish a caliphate in the middle east. >> that's the president's spokesman. what does his boss say? all but blaming the republicans for the rise of isis. as we wait to hear the president i going to say at the pentagon, we're hearing more on this fight against isis, and progress we're supposedly making. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto. president when he speaks. first, to republican presidential candidate bobby jindal on what he is not really liking what he is hearing this far. this is -- governor a pleasure to have you -- this is really republicans' fault. what do you make of that? >> neil, it's great t

use of his phone his use of his computer, his searches and other things like -- >> i will say the finnll use any and all means available to conduct a thorough investigation. >> how old was the suspect the. >> i don't know. >> did he have a phone. >> i'm not going to discuss what he had it. >> was chattanooga ever designated a flo-fly zone today. >> there was a flow-flyown over the area of the crime scene. >> solo shooter. >> we believe it was aingesel shooter at this point. no reason to believe anybody else was involved. >> what that time difference between the first shooting started and second one. >> it's about a 15-mile distance so probablyz÷"yive minutes betweenuÑe terrorism at all, whether it's a crime and what the nature of the crime is, or whether it's a combination of those and i would encourage you to not put a label to the investigation at this point, whether it be international, domestic, or any other kind of terror ism. including criminal acts. >> i have a question. the illegal federal systems in the nsa is very good at forensic recreation of crimes and plots. how would tha

american classics centered around the mississippi featuring young troublemakers tom sawyer and huck finn awaiting the president of the united states to step up to the lectern at the pentagon and tell us what he learn in the meeting with our military leaders at the pentagon, how to fight isis. >>> senate republicans won't geoff a hearing for the person person for using the elements of our influence and authority to keep isil from raising money on the black market or otherwise to recruit foreign fighters, inspire others to commit acts of terrorism and attempt to establish a caliphate in the middle east. >> that's the president's spokesman. what does his boss say? all but blaming the republicans for the rise of isis. as we wait to hear the president i going to say at the pentagon, we're hearing more on this fight against isis, and progress we're supposedly making. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto. president when he speaks. first, to republican presidential candidate b

we're hearing rumors that the finns may be stricter than others we are hearing rumors the germans haved this. there are rumors everywhere in brussels tonight. >> let's talk more about the trust issue because it is something germany's finance minister brought up something that the euro group president brought up this issue of how can we trust that if greece agrees to all of these changes, all of these austerity measures that they will actually follow through and implement them if we give them a third bailout. ultimately where will they fall on the issue of trust? >> reporter: that is the key point. they have been burned several times before. bailout number one led to bailout number two. bailout number two led to a massive, massive write-down of private sector debt. that led to this changing government in january where the far left government made various promises which didn't come to fruition. then you have the referendum. bear with me while this siren just goes past. then and to prove the point, the referendum voted no and the government appears to have turned it into a yes by agreeing

barry: the dutch are hiding, the finns are hiding, it is a monetary union of nearly 20 countries.lot of voices over the weekend, but the french and the italians, and others have stepped forward. tom: how do they go to the next step? if they are going to do it, how do they advance in the next few days their discussion of forgiveness in real profiling? barry: they have to go to the level of leaders, we made more progress over the weekend when mrs. merkel stepped directly into the picture. and this false argument that you cannot have a haircut inside the monetary union, that needs to be addressed head-on. the french and italians need to take that on. tom: you agree with bill rhodes that we have to have that haircut? barry: it will come, the question is when. tom: let's do a data check, off what is not news for the ecb but can't move markets. futures where they were, the euro is a major news with the quality. bonnie mentions that goldman sachs struggling off of their earnings announcement. crude oil a little light, hundred $52 -- under $52. vonnie: a plan that would extend military re

. >> which is why all of the polls and finns are saying over my dead body do they leave. >> no. no. the greeks are saying we want to stay in but we need to breathe. actually, the german finance minister, to my view and what i was able to observe directly wanted them to leave. he said we want the euro zone to work. >> why? >> his view which is partly shared in europe is we don't want you in. you're making a mess of the euro zone. and the greeks are saying quite the contrary. we want to stay. we know that this is important. >> so what happens today when they go to france? the french have been a bit more lenient towards the greeks than the germans. what happens? >> behind the scenes the u.s., the imf, the french have said you have to put relief on the table. the german finance ministry up until now has said no. >> they have to. >> but the greeks -- >> but the greeks just made it harder for themselves. you show up and say we want relief. here's a package, we negotiate. then you ghoet where. then you have a referendum in which the greek voters say we're going to leave the euro zone. >> t

from new york is the managing director of software research at fwrif finn securities.your verdict on microsoft. >> the quarter turned out as well as expected. three were in line or lighter but the businesses that did better are the ones we think are obviously more porn. the consumer cloud business and corporate cloud business. they are upside in the xbox business but for the long-term it's less interesting to us than the cloud business which was almost 200 million more than we thought. so on the whole when you look at the set up for fiscal 1 we think the important long-term me tricks are moving in the right direction. >> but the problem with the consumer business where it has done better is margins are lower than on the business side of things. are you not worried about that? >> no the margins improved on the cloud business. they have been growing the revenues significantly to a billion 8 now in cloud business. that's office 365. that's their online business. so clearly the margins have been improving there year over year for the year as a whole versus the last fiscal

. >> i have snorkeled with killer whales and the finns are like a meter 60. they're like your height. now imagine the rest of the shark. >> huge. >> moving on electronic arts breaks the virtual glass ceiling for the first time in the company's popular fifa franchise a woman will appear on the cover of the video game. u.s. women's national team member and world cup member alex morgan will share the cover with lionel messi and christine sinclair gets the honor in canada. >> share the cover. >> progress. >> zach johnson battling through the wind and the rain of st. andrews to win the open championship and fellow american jordan spieth's bid for golf's grand slam. he won a three-man playoff after bad weather forced the tournament to carry into monday. they were at st. andrews to break it all down. >> well zach johnson, the 39-year-old from cedar rapid's iowa is not just as at the say over here the champion golfer of the year he is the man that spoiled jordan spieth's bid for the grand slam. >> spoiler alert for sure. he won the masters and among those he beat was

next steps include, a approval of the childrens garden by the oversight board and department of finns review and approval which is required because the childrens garden is subject to transfer under ocii long range property management plan. since these slides were presented the oversite board meeting has been rescheduled to august 10 provide there'd there is quaurm that day. [inaudible] 5 days to request a review, if it doesn't request a review the oversight action is final in august. there is 45 day review period. dof indicated it doesn't plan to review the childrens garden permit. so in conclusion, staff recommends authorizing the childrens garden permit to enter with dpw, sf travel and web core and adopting environmental findings pursuant to sequa. now i would like to introduce [inaudible] with public works who will answer any questions on the project and also on the permit. >> my name is [inaudible] public works, project manager and here to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. also here today is josh keen, he is representing the cities department of real estate mpt the

next steps include, a approval of the childrens garden by the oversight board and department of finns review and approval which is required because the childrens garden is subject to transfer under ocii long range property management plan. since these slides were presented the oversite board meeting has been rescheduled to august 10 provide there'd there is quaurm that day. [inaudible] 5 days to request a review, if it doesn't request a review the oversight action is final in august. there is 45 day review period. dof indicated it doesn't plan to review the childrens garden permit. so in conclusion, staff recommends authorizing the childrens garden permit to enter with dpw, sf travel and web core and adopting environmental findings pursuant to sequa. now i would like to introduce [inaudible] with public works who will answer any questions on the project and also on the permit. >> my name is [inaudible] public works, project manager and here to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. also here today is josh keen, he is representing the cities department of real estate mpt the