mr urban was kept alive, perhaps until the moment of the attack. shown the truck move being erratically. the who had spots in the cab could be that of the suspect. police have checked all hospitals in berlin. eight of them are heavily injured, two of them died and we have now here in this hospitalfour two of them died and we have now here in this hospital four patients with severe trauma of the lower extremities and the pelvis. one of the 12 victims is said to be a 31—year—old italian. her phone and metro pass were found at the scene. there is no doubt the slip up in the investigation piles more pressure on to the chancellor, angela merkel and i won't help that the tunisian they're hunting i won't help that the tunisian they‘ re hunting seems i won't help that the tunisian they're hunting seems to have slipped into the country when she opened the door to refugees. slipped into the country when she opened the door to refugeesm slipped into the country when she opened the door to refugees. in a way we knew this would happen. but there is a disconnect

mr urban, it seems, was kept alive. perhaps until the very moment of the attack. that around 3:1i5pm the truck was driven erratically as if someone was learning to drive it. the blood spots found inside the cab could be that of the suspect, police have since checked all hospitals in berlin, where victims of the attack continued to be treated. eight of them are heavily injured, two of them are heavily injured, two of them died, and we have now here in this hospital four patients with severe trauma of the lower extremities. and the pelvis. one of the 12 victims is said to be this woman, a 31—year—old italian, who has not been heard of since the attack. her phone and metro pass we re attack. her phone and metro pass were found at the scene. there's no doubt the early slip—up in this investigation piles more pressure on to the embattled chancellor angela merkel. it will not help her cause the tunisian they are hunting appears to have slipped into the country earlier this year when she opened the doors to thousands of refugees. you go to france nowadays, you see milita

transition, donald trump has tapped ben carson to be his secretary of the department of housing and urban development. mr. trump and carson were rivals in the republican primary race but once carson dropped out, he endorsed mr. trump. the president-elect broke the news on twitter, calling the retired surgeon, quote, brilliant. but nancy pelosi called carson, a quote, disturbingly unqualified choice. >>> mr. trump also had an unexpected meeting today with former vice president al gore. they meet here at trump tower for what gore called an extremely interesting conversation. he was originally only scheduled to meet with ivanka to discuss climate change. >>> concerns about president-elect trump support for the dakota access pipeline have prompted more protests in north dakota. thousands marched in blizzard conditions to make their voices heard. just yesterday they were celebrating after the federal government ruled against the controversial project, but today there trump reiterated support for the project prompting fears that he'll overturn yesterday's ruling. >>> as mr. trump prepares for the white house n

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ben carson to be the secretary of housing and urban development. mr. trump said he is thrilled to nominate ben carson and he has a brilliant mind and. we learned the secretary of state list may have expanded to 10 candidates, includes, drumroll, our own one lucky guy, ambassador bolton. vice president-elect pence says they are looking for quote, the one. >> with regard to secretary of state, we've been winnowing the list, but it my grow a little bit. the president-elect is looking for best men and women to advance agenda we know will make america great. everyone he talked to and has been talked about, whether it be a rudy giuliani or a mitt romney or general petraeus, or north corker, john bolton and others, bring extraordinary background and qualities to this. harris: winnowing the list but apparently the shoulders and hips are getting bigger because the hips because the list is longer and i know you're on it. i know you can't go into big detail, once a spectator, possibly a pick, what is the journey like for you? >> i think having been in any number

mr. trump tapped dr. ben carson to be be secretary of housing and urban development. this is how it is shaping up as of now. will they win senate confirmation or left to coltheir heels. we'll talk about p daily day 02. democrats do not hold the majority but can hold things up in the senate. is that their intention. >> they are signaling they will try to delay the conmirmation. and the trigger on the nuclear option. the republicans will have 51 votes to confirm. they can delay it andy we are likely to see that and because their toolses are limited in this case. they will have to pick their battles and not obstruct every nominee. and we are likely to see them with hold their fire with the nominees they find unacceptable. and ear up for block the nomination of ben carson and we have seen resistance to jeff sessions. and some are them for elane cha o, she will not likely see much push back. >> why is a senator like jeff sessions, why would he be in line for the democratic contention and perhaps even prevention. i don't want to say filibustering. they can't do that. >> the

mr. trump announced on twitter has picked doctor ben carson to be the new secretary for housing and urban development. >> we are excited to have doctor carson as our intended nominee for housing and urban development. >> one key position in the trump administration remains unfilled, mr. trump is expanding his search for secretary of state adding more candidates to the roster. the new addition include former us ambassador to china john huntsman, democratic west virginia senator, joe mansion, annex on mobile ceo, brett. >> the value of secretary every state took on added significance over the weekend when a call from taiwan's president to president-elect donald trump sparked a diplomatic controversy. >> this was a two minute congratulatory call. >> frank priebus, incoming chief of staff, says the call is not a break from the long standing us policy called one china under this policy, the us recognizes china's view of sovereign at this, which still considers taiwan chinese territory. taiwan and the us are in for more relations and the us continues to provide small island for its defense. >>

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mr. trump about multicultural issues including bullying and urban violence was. there. west once said he run for president. now to a grim reality that the new president will face right away. his first foreign policy challenge is likely to be syria. tonight the syrian dictatorship and its russian allies say they have broken the rebellion in the country's largest city, aleppo. rebels are evacuating now after years of siege, starvation, and devastating air strikes. last night thousands protested at the russian consulate in istanbul, turkey, demanding an end to the bloodbath. aleppo once held two million residents and treasures of early civilization, but there is nothing like civilization there today. debora patta reports. >> reporter: the situation today was described by the united nations as a complete meltdown of humanity. [gunfire] the u.n. said it had evidence that pro-government militias massacred 82 civilians, some in their homes, others as they tried to run away. 11 women and 13 children were among them. eyewitnesses described streets lined with bodies, people too s

ben carson had accepted an offer to serve as housing and urban development secretary. mr. trump says, he is a tough competitor and never gives up. the incoming president is also now promising to stay active on social media because he says, quote, if the press would cover me accurately and honorably, i would have less reason to tweet. sadly, i don't know if that will ever happen. over the weekend, mr. trump used a six tweet burst to warn american companies that anything built in a new factory abroad is going to have a 35% tax slapped on it when sold in the states. the transition kept moving forward inside trump tower monday. while outside the former green party candidate jill stein held a press conference about the recount effort she's trying to organize in three states where she revealed she's not trying to take the election away from mr. trump. >> i think it would be unfair to raise expectations that the outcome is going to change. that's not our intent. >> reporter: the president-elect is really picking up the pace of his thank you victory tour this week with a stop tomo

urban development chief. the retired neurosurgeon is mr. trump's first african-american pick for a cabinet level post. the president-elect said carson has a, quote, brilliant mind and is passionate about strengthening communities. carson previously said he wouldn't accept a cabinet position because he didn't have enough experience. democrats also criticized his lack of experience today. >>> former vice president al gore visited trump tower this morning to meet with the president-elect. the former vp is a leading advocate of the idea that humans are causing climate change. mr. trump during the campaign called man made climate change a hoax. mr. gore said the meeting was, quote, extremely interesting." on "nbc nightly news," lester holt will go into what the meetings mean for the trump transition team. >>> we'll see snow in the delaware valley tomorrow. we'll need our umbrellas. nbc 10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz will look at weather that will vary depending on where you live, of course. >> jim, the poconos got snow this morning, i think perhaps they'll get more snow tomorrow than the

ben carson as his pick for secretary of housing and urban developments. meanwhile, mr. trump blasting china in a series of new tweets, breaking deck eights of diplomatic protocol by speaking with taiwan's president. cnn's jessica schneider is live outside of trump tower in new york with more. >> alisyn, we were told that this would be a quiet weekend for the president-elect. but if you count twitter it was anything but. donald trump taking to social media to slam china, calling it a currency manipulator, putting american businesses at an unfair advantage -- i'm sorry, putting china at an unfair advantage over american businesses but the foreign ministry of china says that it will refuses to speculate on donald trump's actions. all of this coming as uncertainty mounts as to exactly what donald trump's position on china will be. the president-elect lashing out at china, only two days after his unprecedented phone call with the leader of taiwan. donald trump accusing china of keeping its currency art sfishlly low, monetary experts say it's fairly valued, and decrying their

last week said he felt he could make a significant contribution by strengthening urban communities. in a statement... mr. trump said "ben carson has a brilliant mind and is passionate about strengthening communities and families within those communities.' new overnight - police are investigating a shooting on milwaukee's north side. officials say a 25-year-old man the 25-year-old did shoot at the teen as well - but we're told the teen was not injured and remained on scene to talk to investigators. the 25 year old was taken to the hospital and is expected to be ok. a judge has ordered a hand recount of michigan's presidential results to begin today. this as more than 1 million ballots in wisconsin have now been reported to the state of wisconsin. angelica joins us in the newsroom with the latest. of the 59 counties that have reported some or all of their results, president- elect donald tr clinton. six counties have finished their recounts -- none in our area. in racine county, election inspectors are now just about halfway-through the count. mr trump won wisconsin by more than 22-thousand votes. the rec

urban development. carson was a republican candidate for president. since mr.rump won the nomination carson has been a supporter of his even campaigning for mr. trump here in philadelphia. dr. carson is a retired neurosurgeon who served as the director of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins hospital in maryland. >>> happening today, a candlelight vigil is being held for those who died in the warehouse fire in oakland, california. 33 people confirmed dead so far and there's now a criminal investigation into the fire that started friday night during a music festival. meanwhile, firefighters continued to maneuver through the wrecked building searching for more bodies. katy? >>> new this morning, a 3.9 magnitude earthquake rocked parts of northern oklahoma. the ground shook near the town of pawnee north of oklahoma city. earthquakes in the region have been linked to underground oil and gas. there are no reports of injuries or property damage so far. >>> opponents of a planned oil pipeline in north dakota are celebrating a victory there. they set off fireworks l

mr. trump with dr. ben carson or urban development secretary.imary liable rifle of candidate trumpeted since become a close confidant. one of the more surprising meetings today, former vice president al gore made his way to trump tower monday. gore met with the president elect and ivanka tribe to discuss climate issues. he characterized his meeting is like the internet is. >> i founded an extremely interesting conversation another that. reporter: mr. trump will meet with mixed others and under consideration for the price secretary of state role. trump aide said the list of potential candidates has indeed expanded. i'll send it back to you. nicole: fox business will of course carry the speech in north carolina five. lou dobbs tonight 7:00 p.m. eastern time. cheryl: stand with mr. trump, the president elect tweets about cheney's policies have been good officials. officials signaled their displeasure to members of trump's team. the white house taking issue with the phone call last week with taiwan's president. white house press secretary josh earne

ben carson to lead the department of housing and urban development. in a statement mr.rump said carson has a brilliant mind and is passionate about strengthening communities and families within the communities. more on that selection in a moment. first, a very unexpected sighting today. al gore showed up there. he had a meeting with the president-elect and ivanka trump. he addressed reporters. >> the bulk of the time was with donald trump. i found it an extremely interesting conversation. and to be continued. i'm just going to leave it at that. thank you. >> greg, what do you make -- >> i'm very concerned about this. about al gore showing up there. i think that's ivanka, because she's -- whatever donald trump feels about climate change, i don't think ivanka agrees with him. this could be part of that strange new respect evolution that you see with the candidate when they start moving back towards the middle and perhaps to the left. it's like with arnold swar schwarzenegg schwarzenegger. you expected the terminator but you got kindergarten cop. he embraced climate change

ben carson has been chosen to head the department of housing and urban development. in a statement, mr. trump said the retired neurosurgeon has a, quote, brilliant mind and is passionate about strengthening communities. he went on to say the former presidential candidate shares his optimism for the future of the country. dr. carson is the first african-american chosen for the new cabinet. vice president-elect mike pence spoke about the pick this morning and the ongoing search to fill cabinet spots. >> excited to have dr. carson as our intended nominee for housing and urban development. we're looking forward to another very productive week in the transition that's setting a historic pace. >> this comes as the president-elect is widening his search for secretary of state. transition officials now say mr. trump is looking at former utah governor jon huntsman for the job. mitt romney, rudy guiliani, and david petraeus are reportedly being considered. this morning former vice president al gore had an unexpected meeting with the president-elect at trump tower. mr. gore was originally only sc

ben carson as his choice for secretary of housing and urban development. here is a look at mr. trump's cabinet so far. the president-elect now expanded the search for the next secretary of state. expanded it. we're also awaiting appointments for secretaries of homeland security. labor, agriculture, interior just to name a few. peter, any big surprises on mr. trump's agenda today? there is always a big surprise on his agenda. >> there was a big surprise when al gore went into the lobby. we were told initially he would go talk to ivanka trump, the president-elect's daughter about climate issues, but we found out when he was on his way up that he did see the president-elect. he said he has an extremely interesting conversation that would be continued and he wanted to leave it at that. there was another politician here that we did not expect to see which is senator rob portman who recently won reelection in ohio by campaigning independent of his party's nominee, donald trump, who is here not to talk about a job but just meet with the transition staff. another pair of congressmen ar

action to insure the work is properly managed by the flu qualified urban forestry division be proactive and protect our trees thank you, mr. frankie support him had the same experience of dead plants in the park thank you very much. >> good evening denise a native san franciscan i've golden on mount davidson for 4 decades a volunteer for the natural resources division in glen canyon and other resource areas around the city i urge you to support the eir and the enar ramp as is because we can trust that rec and park department has vested the plan we need to understand that the stance see eucalyptus trees are not what person they've been stressed by drought because of the draulth they've slung even the shallow roots have slung back in heavy wind trees can easily topple and actually slide down the hill okay. so unhealthy trees should be removed please consider the urban forest council and the experts recently found that there is a dye back amongst the trees all trees need to be managed but especially now so i urge you to support the eir and to help money to starts removing unhealthy trees neighbors and i live in fear the huge

mr. ryan: yeah. not pathetic. i'm proud of having 63 votes. >> those who supported you come from a rural area saying there's no greater divide between urban democrats and rural democrats. and by electing nancy pelosi, [indiscernible] mr. ryan: we are going to compete. you know, at the end of the day, we've got to figure out how to win. i tried to add to that conversation. we're a united caucus and we're going to figure out how to win. >> before tim continues, let me just say this. i'm hearing the tone of this and i don't think it's very fair. we did not lose today. today we won. we may not have won the position but we won a caucus. we have now a leadership that listens to what we are saying. we have now a leadership that wants to be more inclusive and include more people from this caucus. we have now a leadership that wants to hear what we have to say, what we think went wrong, how we fix it. he didn't lose today. today we made a caucus more responsible to its members. so for that i congratulate him. one-third of the members of this caucus had the courage to come out and say we needed a change. i congratulate all of them. for those who voted for ou

>> reporter: and megyn, the president-elect has an urban renewal agenda that we hanwants. ben carson to help make happen. mr. trump says dr. carson is a tough competitor who never gives up. the one-time republican presidential candidate did say recently he picked up a lot living in the inner city as a child and he doesn't think any job is going to be as complex as neurosurgery so he thinks he should be able to learn the finer points of any position if confirmed. but the top democrat in the senate is not convinced. senator chuck schumer said i have serious concerns about dr. carson's lack of expertise and speerns in dealing with houses issues. nancy polocy said there's no evidence that dr. carson brings the necessary credentials to hold a position with such immense responsibilities and impact on families across america. and then the council, cair said dr. carson's views on islam, american muslims and the world are dangerously ill-informed and could negatively impact any government agency he leads. dr. ben carson has been quiet on this but saying that he is proud to serve his country. >> joining us now, mo le

he went to the state of north carolina and talked about what he framed as a new deal for urban america. mr. trump: it is great to be here in charlotte to discuss an issue that means so much to me. that is the issue of urban renewal, something you do not hear very much about, and the rebuilding of our inner cities. today i want to talk about how to grow the african-american middle-class and to provide a new deal for black america. that deal is grounded in three promises. safe communities, great education, and high-paying jobs. my vision rest on a principle that has defined this campaign right from the beginning, and you have seen where we have come from and where we are right now. it is called america first. every african-american citizen in this country is entitled to a government that puts their jobs, wages, and security first. host: that is president-elect donald trump on his thinking on urban efforts or plan for urban areas. we want you to tell our folks in washington, tc, the message -- washington, d c. in the eastern and central time zones, and (202) 748-8001 in the mountain and pacif

department of housing and urban development and a meeting scheduled tomorrow with exxonmobil ceo, rex tillerson. we're outside trump tower. we know dr. carson is a neurosurgeon. why did mr. trump pick him to head the housing agency? >> reporter: well, he adds diversity to the cabinet, tilyt, as an african-american and the constituency of the department of housing and urban development has a significant african-american element to it. however, he does not have experience in housing policy. this is an objection that democrats and even some republicans have raised about this pick. he may have a challenge getting confirmed. >> and what about rex tillerson and the meeting tomorrow with the exxon ceo, john? >> reporter: well, i think, sue, that that represents the fact that donald trump does not seem satisfied with the choices that he's got for secretary of state. he had been looking initially at rudy guiliani, mitt romney, bob corker, david petraeus. all those remain possibilities, but it does seem to me that donald trump is signalling he doesn't like the menu, he's looking for other options, and rex tillerson may not be the only one. also john bolton, who was the u.n. ambas

mr. trump's pick for housing and urban development is drawing fire from democrats who are slamming his lack of experience. senator chuck schumer writing, i have serious concerns about dr. carson's lack of expertise. senator sherrod brown, his appointment raises questions about how serious he is about actually getting anything done. the trump team insisting the neurosurgeon is the right fit. >> carson as our intended nominee. >> reporter: meanwhile, more fallout this morning after president-elect trump took a congratulatory call from the leader of taiwan breaking with decades of u.s./china policy. a source familiar with the issue telling nbc the call was in the works for a while. and transition officials say, arraigned by former republican senator and presidential nominee bob dole. the apparent goal, sending a signal, trump is going to get tough with china. china to rape our country. >> reporter: during a foreign policy forum last night, former secretary of state and clinton supporter madeleine albright said there could be diplomatic fallout. >> it is not negotiating for a hotel. >> reporter

mr. emanuel: two things i would say, before you going to whirl-urban there is suburban. , that is very politically promising because a suburban vote moves up towards a progressive vision. rural and urban are if you look at the 2006, and 2008 when we took back the house senate, the problem is in real estate politically is in the suburban area. the key as an observation is what policies cross-pollinate between our strength, urban with a dialogue and integration of this, used to be urban-suburban. it's now urban rural. a, they're getting more metropolitan in their own demographic. in our united states, i mean, obviously, you go around chicago. i mean, look, we have an aging -- asian u.s. senator with amy duckworth. that's looking more and more like a city and also the economics. that's the opportunity on infrastructure, on education, on all of the quality of life that comes to the economic vibrancy. to me, i look at this and i say, where did we win? where did we lose? and then we find a more unifying pieces for us. you know, the social policies of inclusion are not a damaging piece with the suburban-

action to insure the work is properly managed by the flu qualified urban forestry division be proactive and protect our trees thank you, mr. frankie support him had the same experience of dead plants in the park thank you very much. >> good evening denise a native san franciscan i've golden on mount davidson for 4 decades a volunteer for the natural resources division in glen canyon and other resource areas around the city i urge you to support the eir and the enar ramp as is because we can trust that rec and park department has vested the plan we need to understand that the stance see eucalyptus trees are not what person they've been stressed by drought because of the draulth they've slung even the shallow roots have slung back in heavy wind trees can easily topple and actually slide down the hill okay. so unhealthy trees should be removed please consider the urban forest council and the experts recently found that there is a dye back amongst the trees all trees need to be managed but especially now so i urge you to support the eir and to help money to starts removing unhealthy trees neighbors and i live in fear the huge

mr. trump tweeted he's picked dr. ben carson to be the new secretary for housing and urban development. >> we are excited to have dr. carson as our intended nominee for housing and urban development. reporter: the president-elect also appears to be expanding his search for secretary of state. new names on the list include former chinese ambassador jon hunstman, democratic senator joe manchin, and exxon-mobil ceo rex tillerson. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. bill: japanese prime minister shinzo abe will go to pearl harbor with president obama it is -- later this month, making him the first japanese leader to visit the site of the attack. the joint trip comes after obama went to hiroshima with abe in may, making him the first sitting american president to visit the atomic bomb drop site. abe says he'll visit hawaii on december 26th and 27th to pay tribute to military about 2000 americans americans were killed in the pearl harbor attack. michele: sergeant bowe bergdahl is asking president obama to pardon him. a white house official confirming the former american prisoner of war's legal team has asked for clemency.

mr. trump about multiculturaler use including bullying and urban violence was there.he too wants to run for president. >>> in the weather it will be bitter cold tonight in the upper midwest. and jamie yuccas is covering the arctic blast. >> reporter: minnesota knows how to deal with frigid temperatures. matter of fact, this is a beat the cold party, happening in one family's backyard. you can see they have turned it into an ice rink. the upper midwest and great lakes regions will both deal with 15-20 degree below normal temperatures for the rest of the week. that arctic air will head east and new england could see record breaking low temperatures by thursday. there is another storm system brewing in the pacific northwest, and that means that temperatures will be below normal for half of the country. as that cold air heads south and east. scott. >> jamie yuccas, thanks. the cbs overnight news will be right back. >>> now, to a grim reality. that the new president will face right away. his first foreign policy challenge is likely to be syria. tonight, the syrian dictator

mr. trump is nominating doctor ben carson as secretary of housing and urban development. or hud.son has been coy about joining the new administration, saying, certainly after the election victory, that he fit into cabinet style role. still needs senate approval. >> pennsylvania election recount battle has federal for today, green party presidential candidate jill stein's fight to force presidential recounts in three states continues. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do has more on the pennsylvania recount. >> reporter: green period presidential candidate jill stein sending message that she is not too long september election results, at least not yet. >> right now it is not clear that all of the votes are being counted. >> appearing on fox news sunday, stein explained her reasoning for spear heading recount efforts in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. three state that have historically voted democratic for president. >> this is about responding to the american voters who are standing up and saying we deserve an election system that we can trust. and that is accurate, that is

from the senate, s. 2971, entitled an act to authorize the national urban search and rescue response system do pass with an amendment. mr. portman: i move to concur in the house amendment and i ask consent that the motion be agreed to and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. portman: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 696, s. 3346. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 696, s. 3346, a bill to authorize the programs of the national aeronautics and space administration, and for other purposes. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. portman: i ask consent that the committee-reported substitute amendment be withdrawn, the cruz-nelson substitute amendment be agreed to, the bill as amended be considered and read a third time and passed and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. portman: mr. president, i as

action to insure the work is properly managed by the flu qualified urban forestry division be proactive and protect our trees thank you, mr. frankie support him had the same experience of dead plants in the park thank you very much. >> good evening denise a native san franciscan i've golden on mount davidson for 4 decades a volunteer for the natural resources division in glen canyon and other resource areas around the city i urge you to support the eir and the enar ramp as is because we can trust that rec and park department has vested the plan we need to understand that the stance see eucalyptus trees are not what person they've been stressed by drought because of the draulth they've slung even the shallow roots have slung back in heavy wind trees can easily topple and actually slide down the hill okay. so unhealthy trees should be removed please consider the urban forest council and the experts recently found that there is a dye back amongst the trees all trees need to be managed but especially now so i urge you to support the eir and to help money to starts removing unhealthy trees neighbors and i live in fear the huge

mr. trump has reportedly offered the post of secretary of housing and urban development to ben carson. >>you're a neurosurgeon, would you like to run department of health and human services? no, i'm not qualified. what about housing secretary? well, i do have a house. [ light laughter ] while trump continues to assemble a cabinet, he's also facing a barrage of questions over his foreign business ties and the conflicts of interests they could pose during his presidency. for example, trump promised throughout the campaign to get tough on china, but a major chinese bank currently pays for office space in trump tower. meaning that, the president of the united states will be pocketing rent checks from a state run megabank, owned by the united states' largest military and economic rival. might not have realized the bank is actually owned by china. what's the bank's name? "the bank of china." [ light laughter ] "i thought it was the plate kind of china. [ light laughter ] you know, like a bank for your plates. [ light laughter ] you would deposit plates, and then if you had a dinner party, you w

action to insure the work is properly managed by the flu qualified urban forestry division be proactive and protect our trees thank you, mr. frankie support him had the same experience of dead plants in the park thank you very much. >> good evening denise a native san franciscan i've golden on mount davidson for 4 decades a volunteer for the natural resources division in glen canyon and other resource areas around the city i urge you to support the eir and the enar ramp as is because we can trust that rec and park department has vested the plan we need to understand that the stance see eucalyptus trees are not what person they've been stressed by drought because of the draulth they've slung even the shallow roots have slung back in heavy wind trees can easily topple and actually slide down the hill okay. so unhealthy trees should be removed please consider the urban forest council and the experts recently found that there is a dye back amongst the trees all trees need to be managed but especially now so i urge you to support the eir and to help money to starts removing unhealthy trees neighbors and i live in fear the huge