lastly, when you do a better job of telling our story a little bit, our history, our culture, and there some new awesome technology out and about. our technology is okay. it's not as good as i think it should be given that we are san francisco and this is going to enable us to deliver an app with a lot of interpretive services and also make people more aware of our programs. which we want to invest in. stewardship. we have a number of investments in the strategy. we want to expand our green acres program which is currently at [inaudible] for those of you that don't know, these are high school teenagers . it's a nine-month program of environment all education and youth development these kids get a stipend.. they get funding for attendance and for doing certain things and they become environmental education it's volunteers and it's a great program we want to grow. supervisor sheehy, you in particular often though with our efforts and our leave no trace effort at dolores but we want to expand that effort a little bit, and a lot of what we want to do is do more outreach in equity zones and

lastly is the money we earn. this is very relevant. i will remind you every single park system in the country has an earned revenue spreadsheet. that is revenue from things being in small pr program fees. it's our concessions. it's outside lands. it's the parking garages which are beneath some of our parks and all contribute to our earned revenue. significantly, and importantly, earned revenue is where we have the ability over time to make more investments in our park system. our hope is that the open-space fund which is been doing well, because the increase in property tax revenue, but in some point it's expected to level off in general fund is really just-it's gonna stay pretty steady with minor incremental growth to the extent either cost significantly rise, or if you would like us to make additional investments in our park system, it is that earned revenue bucket that gives us the flexibility to do that. where do we spend our money? you see those two pie charts here. they look at things in different ways. starting with the one on t

lastly is the money we earn. this is very relevant. i will remind you every single park system in the country has an earned revenue spreadsheet. that is revenue from things being in small pr program fees. it's our concessions. it's outside lands. it's the parking garages which are beneath some of our parks and all contribute to our earned revenue. significantly, and importantly, earned revenue is where we have the ability over time to make more investments in our park system. our hope is that the open-space fund which is been doing well, because the increase in property tax revenue, but in some point it's expected to level off in general fund is really just-it's gonna stay pretty steady with minor incremental growth to the extent either cost significantly rise, or if you would like us to make additional investments in our park system, it is that earned revenue bucket that gives us the flexibility to do that. where do we spend our money? you see those two pie charts here. they look at things in different ways. starting with the one on t

lastly is the money we earn. this is very relevant. i will remind you every single park system in the country has an earned revenue spreadsheet. that is revenue from things being in small pr program fees. it's our concessions. it's outside lands. it's the parking garages which are beneath some of our parks and all contribute to our earned revenue. significantly, and importantly, earned revenue is where we have the ability over time to make more investments in our park system. our hope is that the open-space fund which is been doing well, because the increase in property tax revenue, but in some point it's expected to level off in general fund is really just-it's gonna stay pretty steady with minor incremental growth to the extent either cost significantly rise, or if you would like us to make additional investments in our park system, it is that earned revenue bucket that gives us the flexibility to do that. where do we spend our money? you see those two pie charts here. they look at things in different ways. starting with the one on t

lastly is the money we earn. this is very relevant. i will remind you every single park system in the country has an earned revenue spreadsheet. that is revenue from things being in small pr program fees. it's our concessions. it's outside lands. it's the parking garages which are beneath some of our parks and all contribute to our earned revenue. significantly, and importantly, earned revenue is where we have the ability over time to make more investments in our park system. our hope is that the open-space fund which is been doing well, because the increase in property tax revenue, but in some point it's expected to level off in general fund is really just-it's gonna stay pretty steady with minor incremental growth to the extent either cost significantly rise, or if you would like us to make additional investments in our park system, it is that earned revenue bucket that gives us the flexibility to do that. where do we spend our money? you see those two pie charts here. they look at things in different ways. starting with the one on t

anywhere from 2 to 5 thousand participants expected should be a peaceful event and lastly to mark this will think on justin herman plaza expect 5 thousand people no problem to be marching to the civic center to join the earth day activities that's it for this portion of report and if we can have commander to report on the first quarter finding and the recommendati recommendation. >> good evening, commissioners chief scott peter of the chief of staffs office under my agenda the internal affairs with the chief that investigates administratively tonight of the internal affairs will present the firearm disagreeable findings for the first quarter to satisfy the dgo this period is january through march of 2017 sergeant will also present the upper market neighborhood commercial transit district satisfying the dgo 8.12 and lastly low present an overall of the open ois cases so i'm going to turn it over to sergeant. >> good evening sergeant cud do good evening commissioner president turman, commissioner president turman police commission director if the internal affairs division assigned to the

lastly, national security. it is from a seal perspective, it is better to make sure we're not held hostage on our energy needs in this country. and like you, i don't want my kids, sons and daughters, to have to fight a war over energy resources we have here. national security is critical in our energy picture. and, look, the world is safer hen america is stronger. america's stronger by not being dependent on foreign sources for energy. we can do it here right and we will. i'm the steward and certainly we're not going to sell or transfer public land. and i don't pick winners and losers. so coal isn't getting any more of a better deal than anything else. we'll let the marketplace. but i'll make sure that what we do is cost effective and it produces reliable, abundant and affordable energy. reporter: you're going to return the land to its original pristine -- mr. zinke: i'm a boy scout. so i was taught long ago that when you leave a camp ground, you leave it in the same or better condition than you found it. that'

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anywhere from 2 to 5 thousand participants expected should be a peaceful event and lastly to mark this will think on justin herman plaza expect 5 thousand people no problem to be marching to the civic center to join the earth day activities that's it for this portion of report and if we can have commander to report on the first quarter finding and the recommendati recommendation. >> good evening, commissioners chief scott peter of the chief of staffs office under my agenda the internal affairs with the chief that investigates administratively tonight of the internal affairs will present the firearm disagreeable findings for the first quarter to satisfy the dgo this period is january through march of 2017 sergeant will also present the upper market neighborhood commercial transit district satisfying the dgo 8.12 and lastly low present an overall of the open ois cases so i'm going to turn it over to sergeant. >> good evening sergeant cud do good evening commissioner president turman, commissioner president turman police commission director if the internal affairs division assigned to the

host: lastly, let's hear from jeanette calling in from mooresville, north carolina on the democratic line. hi, jeanette. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. i am the mother of a son who is in recovery, and my son could not get -- he could not get into a program that could help him because he did not have the money to get in a program, and the programs that he was eligible for, they were only 30 days, and then they were cut back to 14 days. so there is a lot of misunderstanding and misconception regarding addiction. no one wants to die, ok. once they are addicted, the drug has hijacked their brains, and they need the drug. and yes, the first time they choose to try a drug, it is a choice, but once they are addicted, it is no longer a choice. that drug has hijacked the brains. and i want to say that it is a disease which affects their frontal cortex and their norovirus sectors -- their normal receptors. it is genetic, and in some families, people are predisposed to being addicted to alcohol and different drugs. the problem is, nobody i just want to tell young people, don't try it

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lastly is the money we earn. this is very relevant. i will remind you every single park system in the country has an earned revenue spreadsheet. that is revenue from things being in small pr program fees. it's our concessions. it's outside lands. it's the parking garages which are beneath some of our parks and all contribute to our earned revenue. significantly, and importantly, earned revenue is where we have the ability over time to make more investments in our park system. our hope is that the open-space fund which is been doing well, because the increase in property tax revenue, but in some point it's expected to level off in general fund is really just-it's gonna stay pretty steady with minor incremental growth to the extent either cost significantly rise, or if you would like us to make additional investments in our park system, it is that earned revenue bucket that gives us the flexibility to do that. where do we spend our money? you see those two pie charts here. they look at things in different ways. starting with the one on t

lastly, we come to the reason that we came here and that is the meeting between president trump and the president of china xi jinping. they did meet last night and the president -- we thought this would be the headline that the president said after their initial meetings that he didn't get anything out of xi jinping. he obviously has had trade and other issues, north korea among them on the plate and he says he didn't get anything but he thought that their friendship would blossom, it would have another opportunity to do so today. the president has a lot on his plate at the winter white house. nicole: no doubt, jeff flock, thank you. lauren: joining us now the reaction to what happened overnight andrew, former u.s. intelligence officer and adviser of nato commander in afghanistan, fox news correspondent lea gabriel, good to see both of you. >> nice to see you. lauren: targeted strike on syrian air base, the question for you, andrew, was this te response from the trump administration appropriate? >> i think absolutely. i think to do nothing would have been to send an awful signal to inte

lastly, currency traders keeping a close eye on the euro with a monetary meeting now on thursday.people saying that reduced political risk could mean that the central bank will start talking about tapering. euro holding onto 109 against the u.s. dollar. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> the nasdaq crossing the 6,000 mark for the first time trading at intraday record. for more on the rally and big tech, let's bring in richard peterson and a partner with lead edge capital. welcome to both of you. i want to start, fred wilson yesterday wrote that the era of the hire feels like has come and gone. with all of these stocks so high and talent still in short supply, is that true and if so, why would that be? >> i don't necessarily agree that the era has come and gone. companies, there's been a lot of companies funded by private market investors like myself. businesses overfunded and overcapitalized businesses that aren't sustainable stand alone so they are an easy way for large companies like apple, google, facebook to acquire talent and get engineering dna which is hard to come b

lastly on government funding, democrats and the american people have welcomed the president's decision to back off his threats on both the wall and defunding health care. the president was insisting on these things that he knew were nonstarters for democrats. we remained unified. and the president has softened his stance. we welcome that cooperation. and over the last 24 hours, we've made good progress towards an agreement. now, this should be a lesson for the administration. the tendency of this administration has been to go at it alone. on health care, looks like that's what they're doing on taxes. what the negotiations on the budget and appropriations bill show is that when the trump administration takes into account the democratic position and is willing to move in our direction, they can make progress on issues. as we have on appropriations bills. there are some sticking points that remain, but i'm optimistic that we can come up with an agreement very soon. the final product will be something that both sides can be proud of. it will help keep us safe at home and adequately fund th

and lastly, national security. the world is safer when america is strong. and our string relies on energy. not just for the great american himself but for our allies. ability to be energy independent and not be held hostage by --eign energy -- for him and foreign enemies. that delivers national security. , as aoud of my president commander-in-chief, i will follow him anywhere. and this nation should be grateful of the decisive action. and with that, let's get to work. i would like to introduce a great patriot and my friend from the great state of oklahoma, scott pruitt. >> thank you. well, welcome to the epa. pressed some of you it is your first visit to the epa. it is good you some coal miners here if you. we are gathered here in the bathroom at the epa -- map room at the epa. of the journeyto towards a destination. as the president signs of this executive order, i'm setting any path for on how we're going to be business in this country with energy and environment. the president is rejecting the narrative that this country cannot be pro-energy and proenvir

finally, lastly, lastly, the concluding chapter of my book is about public education in jefferson's conception. this is related to his land reform. remember, he thought, republican society only 85 families own about two thirds of virginia and could we have republican society in which as we think was the case when the revolution began about half of adult white men of sound mind were illiterate in virginia. jefferson thanks, no, we can't. so, he was a member of the council of advisors and wrote a bill for the more general diffusion of knowledge and its goal was to ensure that all virginians had a basis in his language and included females. he said virginia children. all virginia children had a fundamental, the three rs, ultimately, he hoped that on a merit basis people who were most outstanding and mental acuity could be selected for grooming future political leaders at the reformed college of william and mary. he ultimately gave up on william and mary. who wouldn't? [laughter] i'm sorry. no, i'm not really. he ends up deciding on the creation of what was a radically democratic university, unive

lastly, the president signed legislation to reduce out-of-pocket cost for veterans and in proof better access to care. these are positive steps. to deliver the fundamental reform needed at the ba this adds to an incredibly active 101st days. under the president's leadership, we have cut red tape at record levels saving families dollars and businesses jobs. we have saved families and businesses more than 67 billion dollars already. yesterday, the administration put out a tax reform proposal. the next step for it we continue to make real progress in our work to repeal and replace obamacare. as you saw, we posted an amendment to the american health care act yesterday. the amendment was result of constructive discussions among our members on how to do more to lower costs for everyone. what the amendment does is give andy state more flexibility tools to reduce premiums and increased choices and it does this while maintaining and preserving protections for people with pre-existing conditions. this is the important point. those projections remain on the books even as we add new ones. the goal

. >> lastly, let's turn to the russian investigation. the chairman has recused himself.n nunes from california, and there is a call from the former chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers, who works for cnn for adam schiff to recuse himself saying both nunes and schiff are equally to blame for the committee's loss of focus. what do you think? >> i think there's a lot of talking to the meetia on a kind of play-by-play basis which is not helpful. i look at the two congressional investigations. the senate investigation is proceeding in a bipartisan way. it's deliberate. there's not a lot of talking out of school. i think the house has got itself into a position now where in a sense everybody has been running in front of the cameras. honestly, you could easily say let's save the money on the house investigation and let the senate do its work and let it be comprehensive. answer the questions and then when it's all over we'll see what is actually found. >> secretary chertoff, thanks so much for joining us. happy passover. >> happy passover to you, too. >> tha

then lastly, this is the same development goals that we are talking about that before how we can expand on the gender issues. united states of our leadership, we are able to get the intern s international community working through the united nations at the u.n. we have made progress and it is more than we cab deal. >> let me ask you if your deal ever goes forward and passes, it sounds like a lot of it depending on the agency and the government working together. some are worried that the trump's administration that this is not the priority for them and the leadership of the united states showing that anti-corruption may longer be there, interested in your take. >> that's a diplomatic way of putting it. [ laughter ] >> the trump administration made it mump more difficult for many, many reasons. i will try to be concise and i will fight a long time for it. president trump met with president sisi. president trump never mentioned that. and we are talking about u.s. visible leadership and bilateral relation relations, our values have to be front and center, it was not. earlier this week, we s

lastly, the single development goals. -- the sustainable development goals. we were talking about that before how we can expand on some of the gender issues. the united states, through our leadership, we are able to get the international community working together with the united nations to put good governance as one of our sustainable development goals through the united nations. we have made some progress and there is more we can do. shannon: if your bill, and the -- as it goes forward if it gets , passed, it seems like a lot will depend on the agencies. there are those who worry that the trump administration, this is not a priority for them. and some of the leadership in the united states on anticorruption may not be there. what is your take? sen. cardin: that was a pretty diplomatic way of putting it. [laughter] sen. cardin: the trump administration has made this much more difficult. for many, many reasons. i will try to be concise. i could really talk a long time about it. there was a highlight this week when president trump met with president sisi of eg

lastly, the single development goals that we talked about before. we can expand on the gender issues. where the united states through our leadership are able to get the international community working through the united nations to put good governments is one of the goals for our sustainable development goals in the un. we've made progress but is more we can do. >> let me ask you, as your bill goes forward in the past, a lot of it will depend on the government working together and there some in this room and elsewhere that worry the top administration that this is a priority for them. that some of the leadership has shown on the anticorruption is no longer there. >> that's a diplomatic way of putting it. [laughter] the top administration has made this much more difficult. for many, many reasons. i'll try to be concise. i could talk a long time about it? there's a highlight this week when president trump met with the president of egypt and there's a lot of things you could say about the egyptian, us relationships and there's a lot of strategic issues

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also lastly a report by the government accountability office last may f found the u.s. is not sufficiently vetting the sale of weapons to egypt. such as ing weapons rubber coated bullets and tear and hich have been used have killed peaceful protestere in egypt. not tate department has rejected a single case. embassy vets thousands of ndividuals in the egyptian security forces anand not a one as been rejected the same police forces accused of all of these abuses. -- go ent accountability ahead. >> in terms of the supposed cooperation between the trump and sisi in n ighting the war on terror to what degree is there a terrorist ovement in egypt or is it a resistance movement against the slshidictatorship? because we are hearing reports between military and militants. >> his reason for launching himself on thehe war on terror d really only seen more war and terror in egypt. a sustained insurgency in northern sinai with militants attacking police and army positions. we have seen scores of civilians of police and s soldiers killed and militants. torturere and tur fuse and air

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lastly, a bit of a bounceback. sectors that sold off this month reversed today, particularly retail stocks and steel stocks. the president talked up steel all throughout the morning. the bottom line, there's not been a lot of movement in the markets because there's not been a lot of reasons to sell. we're only 1.5% from the historic highs. it's hard to make the case for a big drop in the markets unless you believe one of several things. first, france might be pulling out of the european union, or second, the tax cut program president trump has been pushing will be dead, or third, the u.s. economic data will keep getting worse in the second and third quarters and bond yields will move down. for the moment, the market seems to be saying none of these prospects are very likely. for "nightly business report," bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> and has bob mentioned, house republicans may be getting closer to a deal on health care. kayla tausche has the details. >> reporter: nearly a month after the house pu

lastly, i was democrat for as a 40 years, starting in '78 and liberal, i n '77 as filled out every questionnaire and voted in every election i and i got a letter from president obama, who i had written with the most open white history. he said that anyone who smoked arijuana before age 10, i had been on a conversation with my brother, was mentally ill and therapy offered nothing for the american people. is on our last call his, is ajamu, from philadelphia, pennsylvania, republican line. caller: yes, good morning, edro, thank you c-span for taking my call. i want to comment, piggyback off a gentle lady from alabama, few calls ago. i totally agree with what she said, stop making the cause of ailments and that will be candy,nd to add, i think diabetes, all that stuff might to give d, but i want everybody in america all over the planet, no matter what your get on is, please let's along, keep god first and c-span, you do an excellent job. pedro, the guy who called you funny.e was pretty host: thank you, caller. that's it for today. program comes your way 7:00 tomorrow. we'll see you then. host[captio

lastly, we are welcoming some new little ones to the zoo. this is our while leroux, dundee. dundee now has a little baby joey. the joey has not put its feet on the ground yet. it's kind of tough to spot these but when they are first born there about the size of a nickel. and they're born the gestation period is about 30-38 days. so after it climbs into the pouch and continues to grow and develop for several months.. so this is dundee's first time as a mother. we are very excited. i like to end with some fun facts, or somebody else would say uselesss trivia. their latin name is [inaudible]. the name comes from the fact that they are in between the size of a kangaroo and a wallaby. that's the name a waller. so it actually means the big and small. come on out and see our new joey. again special thanks to richard rothman and pres. buell for their support of the mothers building and trying to renovate that incredible structure. so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on the zoo? come on up. >> commissioners, general manager, and three members of the p

and then lastly, this is sustainable development goals and how we can expand it on the gender issues. we -- where the united states through the leadership were able to get the international community working through the united nations to put good governance as one of the goals for the sustainable goals at the u.n.. we've made progress and there's more that we can do. >> let me ask you if your bill is passed, it depends on the agencies, depends on the government working together and there are some in this room and elsewhere that worry that the trump administration, this isn't a priority for them. and some of the leadership that the united states shown on anti-corruption may no longer be there. i'd be interested in your way. >> that was a pretty diplomatic way of putting it. [ laughter ] the trump administration has made this much more difficult. for many, many reasons. so i'll try to be concise because i could really talk a long time about it. but it start -- there's a highlight this week when president trump with president of egypt and there's a lot of things you can say about the u.s

have you completed our presentation. >> i have. >> thank you supervisor tang anyone else that. >> lastly bring up planning department ann marie rogers. >> thank you we're here and applaud the moving of new passenger vehicles to the vision zero emissions and try this for other vehicles visitacion valley as well we would ask for one additional amendments that is reinforcing the comments if the department of the environment we suggest that be amended to more clearly require the right sizings the city's fleet in so many ways the city of san francisco is in a leadership position on the environmental standards and new technology here two the city seeks to move employees to transit walking and biking where possible as we work to reduce the impacts of driving right sizings the fleet is the ongoing program that will change and reduce the fleet needs in the future the city has many programs we're doing right now and should recognize this initiative analysis and changes in the infrastructure you mean the mta is involved in a lot of upgrades to the transit city the city has a major change to the bik

and lastly, checking with the bridges, back in business over the burlington bristol, the tacony palmyrathe betsy ross. >> thanks for that. >>> "nbc10 news today" is taking the show on the road. we would be coming to your neighborhood. >> we're very much looking forward to this. every wednesday for the next five weeks, we'll help you jump-start your day by broadcasting live from a different wawa in our area. we're starting in chadds ford, delaware county, this wednesday. we'll be at the wawa on naaman's creek road from 5:00 to 9:00. bill will join us in future weeks. we'll be making hoagies, pouring coffee, handing out freebies, and meeting you. >> we may not want to tell people we're making hoagies. i don't know if that entices people to come. we want people to come. we'll make hoagies. >>> next, the new look for mcdonald's workers that's turning heads. >>> the helping hand on the basketball court that's getting attention this morning. >>> coming up at 6:00, the battle against obesity may begin at bedtime when kids should go to sleep to maintain a healthy weight. >>> let's take you stat

and lastly, national security. it is better to make sure we are not held hostage on our energy needs. don't want my kids to have to fight for war over energy resources we have here. national security is critical in our energy picture. the world is safer when america is stronger. if it is notronger dependent on foreign sources for energy. i want you to pick up specifically on the national security argument he made yesterday. guest: basically if we don't address climate change, which the president has pushed aside by his executive order, if we do not address it one of the most impacting areas is national security. 43 or so experts recently put together a report. including homeland security , intelligence community professionals, the law enforcement community all looking at the impact of climate change. they have recommended to him that it puts added risk in terms of strategic opportunities and requirements for the military and putting them at risk with further complicated situations. it's a perfect storm. you have di

lastly, three of the attackers' family members are being questioned. this is all reaching.ia outlines are saying what his name is. we won't mention until the prosecution comes and identifies him. >> the other thing that's been taught a lot is the cycle belgium connection. >> a suspect was sought in the awake of the attack last night. there are questions as to how the attacker got hold of the weapons, whether there were accomplices. and so the man, one man who the finger was being pointed at turned himself to bill general -- belgian authorities. but belgian authorities say there is no link here. the country's justice minister said at this point there is no intelligence regarding to the link of the country. but one belgian connection that has been spotted by various media outlets is the islamic state group used for the attacker when they claimed responsibility last night. hey refer to the attacker as that potentially suggests he could be from belgian. number of this has been confirmed for any officials whether from france or belgian. as far as we know, the official link from

week and lastly dry weather is set to stay with us but the best of the sunshine and warmest weather in the west and slightly cooler conditions in the east. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... madeleine mccann has been missing for ten years. but, in an interview to mark the anniversary, her parents say they still hope she'll be found. no parent's going to give up on their child unless they know for certain their child's died. we just don't have any evidence. anthonyjoshua produces the performance of his career to win the world heavyweight title with a knockout at wembley stadium. both labour and the conservatives will spend the day claiming they would be the ones to improve worker's conditions. 100 days into his presidency — donald trump tells a rally media criticism is "fake news." coming up in a few minutes... our sunday morning edition of the papers. before the papers, the sport. and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here'sjessica. as you have been hearing, we will start with the boxing. anthony joshua has eaten wladimir klitschko to become the unified heavyweight