i've been there for 2 years and i work under jen jackson the wonderful jen jackson are healthy toxic reduction manager. i'm happy to be here and i also went to actually think the commission for passing resolution back in 2011 specifically analogy and promoting the importance of san francisco's diversity which led to hiring the active involvement of the program. thanks for that. still waiting for the presentation to come up. having technical difficulties. presentation number one for item number 7, 7a.i'm not a good joke teller. i told anthony that before i came here today. i guess were ready to go. so, thanks again for this opportunity it in a nutshell, what i do and what our program does is to foster the conservation frustration stewardship of the cities local nature and biodiversity to my aunt by the same token to connect san francisco to do our best to connect to nature and their neighborhood. these are 2 sides of the same coin. because in today's day and age not only do people need nature and is more and more research coming out on that every day but also nature needs people. to t

i've been there for 2 years and i work under jen jackson the wonderful jen jackson are healthy toxic reduction manager. i'm happy to be here and i also went to actually think the commission for passing resolution back in 2011 specifically analogy and promoting the importance of san francisco's diversity which led to hiring the active involvement of the program. thanks for that. still waiting for the presentation to come up. having technical difficulties. presentation number one for item number 7, 7a.i'm not a good joke teller. i told anthony that before i came here today. i guess were ready to go. so, thanks again for this opportunity it in a nutshell, what i do and what our program does is to foster the conservation frustration stewardship of the cities local nature and biodiversity to my aunt by the same token to connect san francisco to do our best to connect to nature and their neighborhood. these are 2 sides of the same coin. because in today's day and age not only do people need nature and is more and more research coming out on that every day but also nature needs people. to t

i've been there for 2 years and i work under jen jackson the wonderful jen jackson are healthy toxicduction manager. i'm happy to be here and i also went to actually think the commission for passing resolution back in 2011 specifically analogy and promoting the importance of san francisco's diversity which led to hiring the active involvement of the program. thanks for that. still waiting for the presentation to come up. having technical difficulties. presentation number one for item number 7, 7a.i'm not a good joke teller. i told anthony that before i came here today. i guess were ready to go. so, thanks again for this opportunity it in a nutshell, what i do and what our program does is to foster the conservation frustration stewardship of the cities local nature and biodiversity to my aunt by the same token to connect san francisco to do our best to connect to nature and their neighborhood. these are 2 sides of the same coin. because in today's day and age not only do people need nature and is more and more research coming out on that every day but also nature needs people. to take

clusters of people and i want to thank them also the first is the department staff specifically chris, jen jackson and everyone who has worked on this in a spirit of listening not just to us, but to every member of the public was come before us now for the 3rd, or 4th time to talk about this issue and 2nd, i want to thank each and every one of you for coming. you have been enriched this document. you have enriched our discussions. you've educated all of us and you have impressed all of us with your dedication and your search for solutions. i am personally convinced that with these new restrictions we will and the leadership of the department-we will see the amount of herbicides particularly care one go down in the coming year and if we don't going to be the first person who asks for an explanation. 2nd, i'm going to support this list is program because as we've heard tonight and in the policy committee, city agencies and city staff need this list to do their jobs. they need to have the tools that is represented by in their toolbox in order to carry out for rams and policies and requirements and re

clusters of people and i want to thank them also the first is the department staff specifically chris, jen jackson and everyone who has worked on this in a spirit of listening not just to us, but to every member of the public was come before us now for the 3rd, or 4th time to talk about this issue and 2nd, i want to thank each and every one of you for coming. you have been enriched this document. you have enriched our discussions. you've educated all of us and you have impressed all of us with your dedication and your search for solutions. i am personally convinced that with these new restrictions we will and the leadership of the department-we will see the amount of herbicides particularly care one go down in the coming year and if we don't going to be the first person who asks for an explanation. 2nd, i'm going to support this list is program because as we've heard tonight and in the policy committee, city agencies and city staff need this list to do their jobs. they need to have the tools that is represented by in their toolbox in order to carry out for rams and policies and requirements and re

jennings story put a national spotlight on the young faces who are transgender. teens, 17-year-old rorry fieldbrick. >> i didn't really come out until early this year. >> reporter: 16-year-old jackson emmett. >> i was maybe three or four i started to feel didierent. >> reporter: and ely tyler. >> coming out, it was hard. and it's still hard. >> reporter: all transgender teens. assigned female at birth, now transitioning to boys. >> the first time i cut my hair short and someone said oh, you look like a boy. i suddenly felt really happy. >> reporter: rory candidly showing this photo of himself as a 13-year-old saying at the time he felt confused. >> it will get better. >> reporter: ely tyler is a junior at east henderson high. >> it's very conservative. the atmosphere at school is not welcoming to me. say the same. >> reporter: the teenagers all credit this group where they met. >> anxiety is pretty high. >> reporter: 16-year-old jackson a member for four years. during middle school at ac reynolds, he dressed in very feminine clothes. but at the time his mom advised to wait until jack was older. >> i felt more connected with my father than i did my mother. >> reporter: now with his

if you go back at least to jennings bryan, franco, go back further than that to dirty boots walking through the white house with andrew jacksonthe first time this has occurred. >> in the modern era in which we have primaries and caucuses from the 1970's, we are seen anything quite like this. 1976 was an interesting parallel because gerald ford went into the convention and a strong spot, but there were a lot of people in the republican party wanted to see ronald reagan win and a lot of pressure the convention. tom: the cover of "the new york times" a few years ago -- a few days ago, the anger you can see from governor reagan at the time sitting with us is reagan, the famous photo from the convention was something. francine: it was certainly something. sitting from where i'm sitting, you look at this and you try and follow u.s. politics and everyone agrees that 2016 is different. if it is so different, willis, does the republican party split? i ask a lot of people and they look at maybe we'll did, but can you really see moderate republicans at some point throwing their weight behind trump? >> yes, i can. this year is different.

jen. p>>jennifer: 7:16 and we're pchecking out the friday morning prush hour drive. pwe're still dealing with a pvehicle fire we've been talking pabout for about an hour now. pthis is eastbound along jackson pstreet at meridian avenue right pat the railroad tracks. pthis is the vehicle that caught pfire. pat one point, three lanes were pblocked. pi was just checking out the sky pfox shot and it looks like all pthree lanes are passing. ponly the far right outside lane pis currently blocked off, not pcausing a slowdown in the area pbut just give yourself a minute por two extra to get through the ptrouble spot. palong. pno problems for drivers heading peast or westbound. pthis is from the vantage point pof 39th street. pwe are seeing delays southbound p275. pthere's a backup of an earlier pcrash at sligh avenue. pvehicles are off to the side of pthe roadway so it's not blocking pany lanes. paverage speeds about 25 to 30 pmiles an hour from fowler avenue pall the way down to the i-4 pinterchange. pi mentioned this one eastbound pjackson street. pwe'll move on to a crash preported eastbound i-4 in the parea of north 22nd street. pi've been scanning traffic pcameras. pwe're not able to pinpoint