i see steven, i see john cunningham from the aids group, michael lambert from the library who's going to be having an exhibit at the library, and i think our summer reading program involves parks. we're going to have exhibits from the airport, tom campbell deyoung. we're going to have over 150 of them, and our support and leadership have been support so we can come together for golden gate park, and show how much we love it and how much we can invest in it for the next 150 years. our next thanks is for staff. you're the heart of golden gate park. if it weren't for you -- [applause] >> if it weren't for our working men and women who have cared for it for 150 years -- think about that. and for the sweat and tears our volunteers have put into this for 150 years, it wouldn't be the park that it is, so let's cut our garland. thank you all. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> thank you for coming to the talent dance performance and talent show. [ applause ] >> today's performance and talent show. ♪ >> public recreation has every bit of the talent and every bit of the heart and soul of anything that

i see steven, i see john cunningham from the aids group, michael lambert from the library who's goingan exhibit at the library, and i think our summer reading program involves parks. we're going to have exhibits from the airport, tom campbell deyoung. we're going to have over 150 of them, and our support and leadership have been support so we can come together for golden gate park, and show how much we love it and how much we can invest in it for the next 150 years. our next thanks is for staff. you're the heart of golden gate park. if it weren't for you -- [applause] >> if it weren't for our working men and women who have cared for it for 150 years -- think about that. and for the sweat and tears our volunteers have put into this for 150 years, it wouldn't be the park that it is, so let's cut our garland. thank you all. [cheers and applause]

i am john cunningham director of the aids memorial in golden gate park. i speak in support of the sponsor and my confidence in san francisco recreation and parks department to navigate this project. parks, arts, culture, community and bringing it altogether in nature i believe the one of the most powerful responsibility we as citizens have and you as commissioners have. this is an opportunity, i believe, to bring back the community to what has been, i believe, a space that has fallen into disrepair, and that the sponsor is stepping forward to help to not only restore but during this 150th anniversary to bring the public back to the space. for myself and my family there were many moments of tradition in this space. opera in the park or times with swing lesson in the space. however, it has fallen into silence. as harvey milk's quote hope will never be silent speaks. this is an opportunity to create andrew and bring the public, the families to the space to create that tradition to carry forward. the national aids memorial over the last 30 years we have been

i see steven, i see john cunningham from the aids group, michael lambert from the library who's going having an exhibit at the library, and i think our summer reading program involves parks. we're going to have exhibits from the airport, tom campbell deyoung. we're going to have over 150 of them, and our support and leadership have been support so we can come together for golden gate park, and show how much we love it and how much we can invest in it for the next 150 years. our next thanks is for staff. you're the heart of golden gate park. if it weren't for you -- [applause] >> if it weren't for our working men and women who have cared for it for 150 years -- think about that. and for the sweat and tears our volunteers have put into this for 150 years, it wouldn't be the park that it is, so let's cut our garland. thank you all. [cheers and applause] >> this lodge is home to some of the best fly casting pools in the world. these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever s

i see steven, i see john cunningham from the aids group, michael lambert from the library who's going having an exhibit at the library, and i think our summer reading program involves parks. we're going to have exhibits from the airport, tom campbell deyoung. we're going to have over 150 of them, and our support and leadership have been support so we can come together for golden gate park, and show how much we love it and how much we can invest in it for the next 150 years. our next thanks is for staff. you're the heart of golden gate park. if it weren't for you -- [applause] >> if it weren't for our working men and women who have cared for it for 150 years -- think about that. and for the sweat and tears our volunteers have put into this for 150 years, it wouldn't be the park that it is, so let's cut our garland. thank you all. [cheers and applause] >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to d

i see steven, i see john cunningham from the aids group, michael lambert from the library who's going having an exhibit at the library, and i think our summer reading program involves parks. we're going to have exhibits from the airport, tom campbell deyoung. we're going to have over 150 of them, and our support and leadership have been support so we can come together for golden gate park, and show how much we love it and how much we can invest in it for the next 150 years. our next thanks is for staff. you're the heart of golden gate park. if it weren't for you -- [applause] >> if it weren't for our working men and women who have cared for it for 150 years -- think about that. and for the sweat and tears our volunteers have put into this for 150 years, it wouldn't be the park that it is, so let's cut our garland. thank you all. [cheers and applause] >> directe[roll call] >> chairwoman: item three, announcement of prohibition, please silence your cell phones and all electronic equipment. they are prohibited at the meeting. the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any p

i see steven, i see john cunningham from the aids group, michael lambert from the library who's goingit at the library, and i think our summer reading program involves parks. we're going to have exhibits from the airport, tom campbell deyoung. we're going to have over 150 of them, and our support and leadership have been support so we can come together for golden gate park, and show how much we love it and how much we can invest in it for the next 150 years. our next thanks is for staff. you're the heart of golden gate park. if it weren't for you -- [applause] >> if it weren't for our working men and women who have cared for it for 150 years -- think about that. and for the sweat and tears our volunteers have put into this for 150 years, it wouldn't be the park that it is, so let's cut our garland. thank you all. [cheers and applause] >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours vo

i see steven, i see john cunningham from the aids group, michael lambert from the library who's goingxhibit at the library, and i think our summer reading program involves parks. we're going to have exhibits from the airport, tom campbell deyoung. we're going to have over 150 of them, and our support and leadership have been support so we can come together for golden gate park, and show how much we love it and how much we can invest in it for the next 150 years. our next thanks is for staff. you're the heart of golden gate park. if it weren't for you -- [applause] >> if it weren't for our working men and women who have cared for it for 150 years -- think about that. and for the sweat and tears our volunteers have put into this for 150 years, it wouldn't be the park that it is, so let's cut our garland. thank you all. [cheers and applause] >> this lodge is home to some of the best fly casting pools in the world. these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people

cunningham has been leading by a wide margin. and democrats believe is best position to take on tom tillis. democrats say john tester told politico you want your strongest candidate and if she's not the strongest candidate it makes it much tougher is party insiders are concerned even if smith doesn't win the nomination her surge could hurt there likely candidate by forcing a better funded cunningham to spend money now that could be used in the general election. respectively says he isn't worried about whoever he may face. >> anybody who wants to go to north carolina and say we want to raise your taxes, take your healthcare away that you are satisfied with, basically reverse what has been an extraordinary three years for job creation, record low unemployment. >> it is important to point out these tactics are not new and both parties have used them in the past, we will see the impact it has this time around when north carolina holds its primary supertuesday. >> political shenanigans are in full swing. thanks a lot. joe biden tonight lamenting a huge setback for gun-control advocates in virginia. a bill to ban a

britney cunningham, a group aimed at reducing violence in the united states, steve schmidt, former republican strategist, former adviser to president george w. bush, and senator john mccain. and eddie, professor from princeton. candidates are preparing to hit senator sanders. how come it doesn't seem to land, and even when they try, he moves on. >> nobody has tried yet. he was completely outside the attack sphere of the first debate, he is a run away freight train at this point or about to be for the democratic nomination. so it is really the last hour for these candidates to layout a contrasting message and to make the argument that they all believe. joe biden was asked 24 hours ago, asked directly do you think senator sanders can beat donald trump in a general election, and he hemmed and hawed for 45 seconds before he gave a highly equivocal answer saying yeah, i don't think he can beat donald trump. they have to make a ferocious argument this morning about what's at stake for the country, what's at stake for the democratic party as they get on the debate stage tonight. if they don't do it, bernie sanders will be the democratic neiman he is likely to be even if