karen, woods. >> good afternoon commissioners director forbes. my name is karen woods.r the mission bay citizens advisory committee and i'm a member of the central waterfront advisory group. we've been looking at the spark for a long long time. and it's evolved that the biggest evolution was when we knew the warriors arena was coming and we realize that was going to have to accommodate a lot of crowds that we had not really expected it to mission bay cac has signed off on it. reluctantly. because as with every other group i'm involved with, the concerned about how port waterfront parks his activation and having a passive park which is required by the state because you can have a local serving activity makes it very difficult to activate the spaces. we also talked a lot about stewardship. this would be part of the mission bay park system. managed by mission bay parks. maintenance and funded by mission bay but we also know that it's going to be probably very heavily used and we want to make sure that we think about stewardship and think about the long-term planning for ac

karen, woods. >> good afternoon commissioners director forbes. my name is karen woods. the mission bay citizens advisory committee and i'm a member of the central waterfront advisory group. we've been looking at the spark for a long long time. and it's evolved that the biggest evolution was when we knew the warriors arena was coming and we realize that was going to have to accommodate a lot of crowds that we had not really expected it to mission bay cac has signed off on it. reluctantly. because as with every other group i'm involved with, the concerned about how port waterfront parks his activation and having a passive park which is required by the state because you can have a local serving activity makes it very difficult to activate the spaces. we also talked a lot about stewardship. this would be part of the mission bay park system. managed by mission bay parks. maintenance and funded by mission bay but we also know that it's going to be probably very heavily used and we want to make sure that we think about stewardship and think about the long-term planning for act

karen, woods. >> good afternoon commissioners director forbes. my name is karen woods. the mission bay citizens advisory committee and i'm a member of the central waterfront advisory group. we've been looking at the spark for a long long time. and it's evolved that the biggest evolution was when we knew the warriors arena was coming and we realize that was going to have to accommodate a lot of crowds that we had not really expected it to mission bay cac has signed off on it. reluctantly. because as with every other group i'm involved with, the concerned about how port waterfront parks his activation and having a passive park which is required by the state because you can have a local serving activity makes it very difficult to activate the spaces. we also talked a lot about stewardship. this would be part of the mission bay park system. managed by mission bay parks. maintenance and funded by mission bay but we also know that it's going to be probably very heavily used and we want to make sure that we think about stewardship and think about the long-term planning for act

. >> just in time for valentine's day a new exhibition at the wood does m. ere karenhas 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: a more perfect union it chronicles how philadelphia artists look at marriage from sculptures and photography and drawings and graphic work. >> looking at power and race, looking at gender and sexual orientation. >> reporter: and looking at how artists have depicted a perfect union. >> we'll have pictures that show traditional relationships, looking at historic photographs of gay couples. >> reporter: a photo of an affluent african-american family taken during the time. slavery. >> we want to put things together that create a spark. >> reporter: philadelphia artist, 1982 mixed media work show a hype -- hypothetical marriage helen keller. it's made with broken mirrors. kissing pictures two drills head today fighting. exhibition title borrows the preamble of the constitution and the show goes back to the philadelphia founders of american art. >> it's going to be a fascinating serious and i can say, there's a couple of dirty edges around the sides, it

. >> just in time for valentine's day a new exhibition at the wood mere museum is exploring the meaning of love and marriage. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the exhibition is called a more perfect union and it chronicles the changing way philadelphia has depicted marriage from the revolution to the present day there's sculpture and drawings and graphic works. >> looking at power, looking at race, looking at gender. >> reporter: and looking at how artist over the past 200-plus years have depicted a perfect union. >> we'll have pictures that show traditional relationships, looking at historic photographs of gay couples. >> reporter: a photo of an affluent american family taken during the time. slavery. >> we want to put things together that create a spark. >> reporter: philadelphia artist 1982 mixed media work depicts a hypothetical marriage between helen keller and the french artist. >> he used helen keller's brail poetry. a three d sculpture depicting two drills looking like they are fighting. it borrows the preamble of the constitution and the show goes back to the philadelphia founders of ame

. >> karen san franciscans for police go accountability and justice for mario woods coalition and actually chief scott this is for you this is a hoffton post blog i wrote at the end of 2016 detailing all the accomplishment that activists police accountability activists achieved if the the first day of black history month and your first police commission meeting we reflect on doug who is alive that power concedes chief scott welcome to you and your family in case you're not crystal clear the fact that our chief of the sfpd is 100 percent because the people rose up and demand that mayor ed lee fire chief suhr and hire an external chief not enforced by the piano pee mayor ed lee wanted to appoint toney chaplin i that toney chaplin is the deputy chief and executive officer was a guest at the lunch ben the ymca this is unacceptable we didn't fight for you to be with chief suhr and the poa sfpd is one of the most poorly managed life or death departments in the united states people demanded a change agent that's you if you're not going to change sfepd we'll rise up against you, please watch the h

woods road five creek has arrived and taken over. earlier it overran a neighborhood and undercut another road leading to the guerneville elementary school, karen divan, who lives here, seize trouble ahead. >> at some point the weight of the school buses that go out of here every single day are going to have a problem. >> reporter: but in, around and above guerneville is what matters right now. a mudslide on sweet water springs road cut off one of the only alternate routes from town if the situation worsens. >> is this uncommon or surprising? >> it happens all the time. we've been doing this for two months now since the rainstorm started. it was a good one today. >> reporter: oh, it's a good one all right. good as in bad and bad as in guerneville has already seen enough this winter. and as we come back live, i asked one resident here, is this over? her answer was are you kidding? it's only beginning. we have two months left. this apartment house, this is a good example. this is the parking lot of an apartment house. it has become a lake. they can't get their cars in. thank goodness there were no cars to get out. live in guerneville, wayne freed

karen jacobson describes the current screening process for refugees entering the u.s. later, a look at a state of u.s.-mexico relations under the trump administration. duncan would from the -- wood from the wilson center joins us. good morning. it will be a five-day work week for the house of representatives, including votes on federal funding for family planning services and drug testing by the labor department. live coverage here on c-span. the senate back tomorrow with confirmation votes on a number of the president's nominees. those could be early in the week. it is early sunday morning, february 12. ahead, we will be talking about the process for screening for refugees in the u.s., relations with mexico under president trump, and your views on political humor. we begin with the weekend developments involving the deportation of illegal immigrants returning them to mexico or central america. panic setting in a long immigrants. went to get your calls and comments. we want to get your calls and comments. we also have a line for illegal immigrants. that number is 202-748-8003. again, if you are here in the u.s. illegally and want to join in on the conversation, 202-748-8003. sen

. >> karen san franciscans for police go accountability and justice for mario woods coalition and actually chief scott this is for you this is a hoffton post blog i wrote at the end of 2016 detailing all the accomplishment that activists police accountability activists achieved if the the first day of black history month and your first police commission meeting we reflect on doug who is alive that power concedes chief scott welcome to you and your family in case you're not crystal clear the fact that our chief of the sfpd is 100 percent because the people rose up and demand that mayor ed lee fire chief suhr and hire an external chief not enforced by the piano pee mayor ed lee wanted to appoint toney chaplin i that toney chaplin is the deputy chief and executive officer was a guest at the lunch ben the ymca this is unacceptable we didn't fight for you to be with chief suhr and the poa sfpd is one of the most poorly managed life or death departments in the united states people demanded a change agent that's you if you're not going to change sfepd we'll rise up against you, please watch the h

karen. >> thank very much, steve. >>> police say shots were fired late last night at officers at fifth and champlost. swat team was called to the scene. they believe the gun man committed shootings from the wood area. suspect is still on the run this morning. >>> three teenagers are in the hospital after they were shot in olney, this is 19, 15, 17. there is the scene, 5500 block of north american street. you you can see those bullet shells and evidence in casing. they are in custody but they are not cooperating. >>> it was anything but a typical break in for a montgomery county market. a guy climbs on the roof at colonial village meat market in hatfield township. he takes off the vent. he takes a rope. he jumps down. once inside he smashes through the walls, with a hammer, so he is extremely determined, he gets a gun, and then money, and then gets away. so police are searching for him. >>> president trump names his new national security advisor and he has philadelphia roots. lieutenant general hr mcmaster replaces michael flynn who resigned last week. he grew up in roxborough. he graduated from valley forge military academy in wayne. from there he helpedded to west point. during the first gul

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karen jacobson describes the current screening process for refugees entering the u.s. later, a look at a state of u.s.-mexico relations under the trump administration. duncan would from the -- wood from the wilson center joins us. good morning. it will be a five-day work week for the house of representatives, including votes on federal funding for family planning services and drug testing by the labor department. live coverage here on c-span. the senate back tomorrow with confirmation votes on a number of the president's nominees. those could be early in the week. it is early sunday morning, february 12. ahead, we will be talking about the process for screening for refugees in the u.s., relations with mexico under president trump, and your views on political humor.