jordan park. laurel heights and hate/ashbury. keep district 1 a working class empower middle income workers and the asian-american community >> thank you, can we get the next speaker, please >> i'm jenniferien a shine everchineseim guarantee in d2. i would like it thank the redistricting task force for all of the hard work that has gone in producing maps. i ask for a map that is contiguous and by the 14th amendment. equal being protection clause. i live in d 2 i'm prizeed finds out that sea cliff is part of d2. because it it is far from us. and i don't think is that tha sea cliff residents come to the community on chest nut or fillmore in d 2. on the other hand i afternoon go to the street to shop at the asian grocery store and eat at restaurants. it is diverse. example this diversity makes san francisco special. so, i oshg pose and o fendzed boy testimony that reject people from sea cliff or presidio who live on the other side of the street to be part of the district 1. those comments are based on discrimination and zebo zeb pho

park, including sorry to say yeah. rangers volunteers are spending hours trying to restore the landscapes natural beauty. jordanhas the story. >> it's graffiti like this. that rangers say damage is natural and cultural resources at national parks. the things that we're most excited about being able to be out in the park. >> so this isn't necessarily the reason that we would want to go out into the park. rangers say having to clean up graffiti, pulls him away from other duties in the park, making it challenging for them, especially during a time where there are staffing shortages. >> we have to respond to all kinds of incidents. incidents in the park. having staff go to clean areas that have been vandalized is really important to us because we want to make sure this place stays a spectacular as it is now forever. ranger jonathan shafer says if someone sees graffiti in zion reported to park officials right away. >> we want to make sure that visitors know where they can go to share information if they see someone doing something that could be hurting the park. >> and really, that's the takeaway here is if you see

park, including graffiti has just so awful. rangers and volunteers spent hours trying to restore the landscape. natural beauty, jordandadeiro the latest from our sister station in salt lake city, utah. >> it's graffiti like this. that rangers say damage is natural and cultural resources at national parks. the things that we're most excited about our being able to be out in the park. >> so this isn't necessarily the reason that we would want to go out into the park. rangers say having to clean up graffiti, pulls him away from other duties in the park, making it challenging for them, especially during a time where there are staffing shortages. we have to respond to all kinds of innocents incidents in the park. >> having staff go to clean areas that have been vandalized is really important to us because we want to make sure that this place stays a sprctacular as it is now forever. ranger jonathan shafer says if someone sees graffiti in zion reported to park officials right away, we want to make sure that visitors know where they can go to share information if they see someone doing something that could be hurting the pa

and theriri park there is refre and filling the role that it has as highlighting mexican-american civil urrights. >> now, jordan tannenbaum, you mentioned several transit agents involved in this project. were these murals to be moved because of transportation projects? >> no. they had just become in need of repair. h that was really -- so it was an enhancement. but a project where a property was moved, very interesting, was the guy headlight house in queen head, massachusetts. what was happening there was that a lighthouse owned by the coast guardrd was about to be washed away because the cliffs on which it had been built were erodinglt away, so something ha to be done, and the only thing that could be done was tod move it. it was built in 1856. what's going to happen here? the coast guard said, look, we are willing to transfer this to a private party if they want to maintainin it, but someone's go to movea it, and we don't are te funds too move it. so what they did was any agency would take its property and transfer it to the gsa.eo and then a local group came up with the money to move this, and lighthouse was

are now preserved and the park there chicano park is refreshed and filling the the role that it has as highlighting mexican-american civil rights now jordan tannenbaum. you mentioned several transit agencies involved in this project were these murals to be moved because of transportation projects? no, they had just become. indeed of repair. that was really it was so as it was an enhancement, but a project where a property was moved, very interesting was the gay head lighthouse and the queen of massachusetts. what was happening there? is that the lighthouse owned by the coast guard? was about to be washed away because the cliffs on which it had been built were eroding away. so something had to be done and the only thing that could be done to save the lighthouse was to move it and we're talking about a 51 foot 400-ton lighthouse built in 1856. what's gonna what's gonna happen here? the coast guard said look, we we are willing to transfer this to a private party if they want to maintain it, but someone's got to move it and we don't have the funds to move it. so what they did in the federal process too. this is any agency would take its prope

jordan poole. we're here to take it all in. and as you said, stephanie, a history making moment here at oracle park. alyssa nakken has been a member of the giants coaching staff since 2014. she worked her way up from an internal with the team to become the first full-time female employee. the first full-time female coach that is in league history. and last night, another glass shattering moment for knocking when first base coach antwan richardson was ejected after an argument nakken stepped in and she became the first woman to coach in a major league game on the field ever. she ended up coaching 7 innings in the giants win and afterwards she said she was just doing her job. she got a really nice response from the players. lots of hugs. lots of congratulations. and now it's back to business as usual here at the ballpark trying to close out this homestand on a high note before the giants head out on the road for 11 straight games. it's the rubber match with the padres today, a slogan weather is going to be taking the mound again after a fantastic outing on opening day. and he's going up against sean m

the raucous atmosphere at selhurst park appeared to get to arsenal as they went behind tojean—philippe mateta's goal afterjust quarter of an hour. jordane we performed well but we did not take our chances, we did not score the goals. but today, from the start, we started really well. we put them under pressure and we managed to score that first goal to give us even more confidence. and we managed to win the game and we didn't concede a goal so it was a really good team performance. well, as arsenal struggle to get into the champions league places for next season, the quarterfinals of this season's competition begin this evening. liverpool are in portugal to take on benfica. jurgen klopp�*s side are the big favourites to progress, and with the league cup already won, they have their eyes on an unprecedented quadruple. but the players aren't counting their chickens. we just want to make this season hopefully an unforgettable one. for us as players, for the staff but as a whole club, you know. i think the things that have been going on at the moment with liverpool is something that no one should take for granted. you know, we are as a gro