lawsuit is a many danes feel the national identity is threatened by neighborhoods like new park and one of 29 neighborhoods the government has designated a ghetto mohamed osman has been living here for now counts as a negative criterium for all 4 of my children it's so discriminatory to say that to a person who grew up here feels at home here and gets by with no problems it's a fantastic. mohamed runs a did use of a university student and resident of know in the park and there is crime here. but use of says that with police protection he enters neighborhoods where many muslims live deliberately provoking people then he posts the videos online because it demonstrating and cites his right to free speech even going so far as to burn the koran in a public that big gap of america gets out of here because you're a muslim that's damaging to the children they feel like they're danes it's not that's and then it's about. culture in a sarah ansen is a political scientist at the europa think tank in copenhagen she's been observing political developments in her country with growing alarm. distrusts

the new owners of the point san pablo harbor created a sculpture park to give large scale art installationse exhibition here in san pablo harbor is a permanent exhibition which will have a number of permanent pieces as well as short-term temporary pieces. >> the park is the vision of a new nonprofit group called we are from dust, with which aims to place art from the festival in public spaces. >> art is a great way to be able to activate the space, and activate the community around that space. >> among the first artistic inhabitants of the park, is a kees by the artist kate roddenbush. this is a a place where you come and due exactly know where you are going and all of a sudden you end up in this magical place. >> for artists making the art is one thing. finding a place to display it is the other. the artist michael christian was excited to find a temporary home for a sculpture he called after-pod. >> it is an opportunity to have work out in the world, which is what you're doing it for in the first place, to build it and share with people. >> the harbor which sits on the shon shoreline of t

letter advising the city did drop the plan staff attorney michael trujillo simply trying to enact new parkn a search and an effort to force these people out of the city. >>is just that america can spawn prostitution. >>in a statement, the city said it is reviewing existing parking ban laws in other cities but had no comment on any possible legal challenge. meanwhile, a rerendum on the parking ban is being considered by the housing justice coalition says member and former mayor lenny siegel, a vehicle residents are residents amount they work here they go to school here they retire here. >>and if there problems with traffic safety public safety. let's deal with it. but these people have a have a right to be here. >>there are thought to be people living and sleeping as many as 290 vehicles like these across a mountain view. the city is also working on a safe parking wall that would accommodate some of the vehicles. but the law foundation, seal you say the courts have held that an ordinance that bans parking without an offer of a place to sleep amounts to cruel and unusual punishment. >>cities

i noticed all the new parks opening. none of them were south. ckson square, jackson park. in the last 10 years, $380 million of bond money was spent throughout the city and not one penny at jackson park. i said the clubhouse built in 1912 is the same it was when my daughter who is 28 years old. i misspoke. it is painted on the exterior. that is not really changing it. as i noticed the paint job then i noticed the crumbling cement wall and rusted chain-link fence. in spite of the unbelievable development in our neighborhood and i encourage you to visit us the arena, giants park. ucfh, good lord all coming to our neighborhood we have not been granted the money. the friends of jackson park have done a good job to build up community support, raising money. i beg you last time i said throw us a bone. i want the whole prime rib. we have earned it, put up with a lot of construction all the time. i beg you for a change. thank you for your team. i want to applaud this gentleman. the person who was a volunteer. i will try more. one thing i notice is you wo

they hope to play ball in the new park by 2023 and the oakland mayor is in full support. >> this is a milestone for oakland. this approval by the port of the term sheet for a ballpark in jack london square is an amazing moment r oakland is to celebrate. and we can have a world-class ballpark and world-class meme. two ot so sure. in y of own we speak. we will have a both sides of the story including some who are concerned that a working port cannot exist around housing and dense crowds. more coverage throughout the on >>> a vigil is planned tonight for a fremont teenager struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver early on saturday morning. police say the 28-year-old ashley marie oliver was driving the wrong way on southbound highway 17 and slammed head-on into the car that the 16-year- old was riding in. she faces charges of felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. he was riding in the backseat without his seatbelt and was a popular football player at washington high school in fremont and was raised by a single mother and had a bright future ahead of him. about it. >> four other stude

news 24 hours a day. if you have not tried kron on yes, here's what you're missing. >>35 years. make it out of there. county oakland, san francisco menlo park. >>to the conference morning news get ready for some rain because it is on the way or should i say i kind of feel like it here. but it's not hear here. now is going to get >>heaviest rain that everyone's talking about you should have your eyes on terror is this afternoon. okay that's when it's really going to kick into gear not to say we won't see any before that because we actually we'll see light rainfall through the day today. just the stuff that's going to cause you problems that's in the middle of your evening commute your drive home from work definitely not going to be so fun as you look at the golden gate bridge overall has remained right we've seen us a few light sprinkles now descending on the golden gate put overall the bay area up to this point hasn't causes too many problems yet do anticipate wet roadways. am the areas of the bay to be starting your morning. but your weather this morning is cooperating a lot more than it is this afternoon. the bottom layer of the atmospher

and the new park that we are going to build in the park block.s really, i think, the ground floor, the intersection of fourth and townsend at peak hours during the day has 3,000 people cross the street per hour. a subway on one and muni lines on the other. it is a dense urban location. we wanted a project that had open space where the publico get away from that and have an inward looking project where there is a lot of permme ability. a central courtyard. the lobbies face into the courtyard, not out in the street. this is a project people can walk through to find some refuge from the dense urban transit rich environment in which this project sets. 20,000 square feet every tail, 38 room hotel. space for small businesses, a very family with high percentage of two and three bedrooms. family oriented amenities within the project. this is from fourth street. we wanted something that really invited people into the project. to do that we wanted to bring a great ark thin team to the pool. he will walk you through the project in detail. >> thanks for host

that it addresses the new park space and it's as transparent as possible. at the interesting gateway to the new park we added public art which helps enliven the intersection and draw the public to that place. staff mentioned historic preservation commission. we worked closely with the design review committee, addressed secretary of interior standards and tried to bring a buildi building of our time but respectful of the district. two more slides. the nighttime view subtle but reflect the entertainment aspect of the project. the mark is the really -- park is the really important community benefit. a place where children can play. we can have morning exercise. you can go read a book. you can stand on the podium and speak to folks there and play music. it's a real community amenity. happy to take questions do you in due course. >> commissioner: we may have questions after public comment. i have a couple speaker cards but anyone not mentioned can line up on the right side- [calling names] >> hi, commissioners, i'm janet clyde. i have terrible handwriting. we ne

copenhagen's old new how in $1000.00 district the town hall and the tivoli amusement park every year millions of tourists come to denmark the country that's become famous for coziness not in cars or keeps a slice of the traditional denmark alive with his snack bar offering smooth and poses sausages instead of kabob pizza and falafel. discovered by those who want to hold on to what defines their nationality let's very important many danes don't even know what a real pulse of or a smaller bill is anymore only a few people still sell them about sex and. they've given over the last of this and many danes feel the national identity is threatened by neighborhoods like new park and one of 29 neighborhoods the government has designated a ghetto mohammad a slum has been living here for nearly 30 years unemployment in crime are above the danish average education and household incomes below over half the residents are immigrants or their parents or grandparents were the danish parliament wants to abolish the ghettos over the next decade mohammad asked mom feels marginalized by the new law all f

the a's are hoping to play ball in the new park by 2023. >>> one person dead and two others wounded after shooting near the trump international beach hotel in miami. according to witnesses they started when two groups of rival rappers started arguing that somebody knows the man that was killed saying he was shot or rather he was not involved in the shootout but got caught in the crossfire. a 19-year-old woman was taken to a hospital and there is no word on her condition tonight . >>> take a live look at capitol hill where the battle over the mueller report is heating up this evening. democrats are still calling for robert mueller to testify on capitol hill. the house judiciary commission jared naylor will say he will subpoena robert mueller if necessary. tom hanson has the latest. to jumping in the day tweeting about the russia investigation for calling it a total scam, a witchhunt that yielded no collusion and no obstruction. top ranking congressional democrats sounded alarms about alleged obstacles in their own investigations . >> we are now in a constitutional crisis . >> we need the b

if everything works out, they hope to move into the new park by 2023. >>> check it out. an active radar right now. how much we'll get out of this in about seven minutes. >>> also, could your dog make you sick? the rare but dangerous disease that just surfaced. how your pet could pass it on to you. >> and cracking down on violent crime. like this frightening shoot-out. tonight the hot spot targeted in a major undercover operation. do you live near them? guns off d tonight a south bay community safer tonight. this is a so-called "heat map." >>> tonight a south bay community is safer. this, what you're hook at, is a so-called heat map. it shows where gun crimes were committed. operation redwood, they arrested people they say are suspects. not far from that shoot-out in the vietnamese cafe. >> they arrested eight people chug an accused murder. operation redwood shut down what is being called a honey lab. an exceptionally dangerous makeshift lab to make a drug called watch. >> we make that this community now has the ability to walk in and take their kids to school. >> several

bay view point area and plans to include office space and community facilities and it includes a new park, open spaces and will served by new transit lines and infrastructure. in this map includes and identifies the blocks in candlestick that have been approved to date and those for future approval. to date, the competition has approved schematic designs for blocks 2a, 9a, block 8a or the international african market and block 6a and ocii 100% affordable blocks at 10a and 11a. cpo3 where block is 11a is located would approved for design and is seeking aprobable for design and located next to blocks 2a and 10a north and ocii 100% affordable housing development. you can see the 100% affordable housing site. this project is a mixed-income home ownership project consisting of 422 residential units, 21 of which are below market rate and dispersed throughout the first 21 floors of the podium and tower. all the project amenities will be shared by all the residents. the project will also have 4,000 square feet of community activity on the ground floor. and the bmr is at 80, 90, 100 and 120 percen

the as are hoping to play ball in the new park by 2023 but not everyone loves the plan. today the east open stadium alliance will hold a protest. the group says the move will only hurt businesses in the area. >>> 4:33 right now. taking a live look at the white house this morning. china is promising to take, quote, necessary counter measures after president trump imposed billions of dollars worth of tariffs on goods coming into the u.s. last week. today economists warn that the escalating dispute could slow economic growth. reporter hilary lane has details. >> reporter: the white house's top comic advisor expects china to retaliate after the u.s. increased >>on they wi they com with. >> reporter: on friday president trump increased tariffs to 25%, up from 10% on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. he also began the process of ordering additional tariffs on remaining imports worth 300 billion. >> both sides will >> reporter: lakudlow says u.s. consumers and businesses will foot the bill. >> to some extent. both sides, both sides will suffer on this. >> reporter: that's co

or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo? parkcsf campus...and the warriors new waterfront arena: a lot of traffic coming to missiom bay. >>> it could get real dicey. a lot of traffic coming to mission bay between this fall in the city, now hiring 20 new parking patrol officers. they'll there be during warriors games and all the other activities in the arena. about 150 additional concerts and events health here each year. parking tickets will be as high as $110. the chase center opens in september. >> what are some of the biggest tech companies in the bay area think they need to do to continue growing while helping those who dome have jobs? heavy hitters like google weigh in the on that very question. san francisco chamber of commerce brought together dozens of tech executives and analysts to answer questions about education in building the local economy. the key note for this morning's event, he help build google to its current size, who wrote about the need for human touch. not just tech, to become successful. >> companies need

supply, neeven a brand new land whichds expec to be to capacity. >> this is a range of new attractions based on other parksickelodeon is opening in new jersey in the fl and lion's gate entertain am world is set to launch this summer in china. >> perhaps the best comparison to disney's big bet on star wars, universal studio, zarding world of harry potter land which has bolstered nbc universal's park division and i6 opened in 20 with two rides and the costs reporte$500 million to create and universal is adding another harry potter-themed ride this summer to the three it already has at the orlando park. they're all looking to get a agreeing piece of the theme park businey with the indus projected to hit $20 billion in revenue in the u.s. alone this year. for "nightly business report," , m julia boorstin in anahe california. >> before we go, here's a look at the final numbers fro wall street. the dow rose 43 points and the nasdaq was up 20 and the s&p 500 added five. that is nightly business report for tonight. i'm sue herera, thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffet have a good evening. we'll see you tomorr

project -- >> chair fewer: but would enhance the park because there will be a brand-new park there. >> yeah. >> chair fewer: okay. and i just wanted to ask about this remediation. who will sign off to make sure it's accurate. it's been a lot of concern on this board, a lot of public comments. i think a lot of the public are concerned about the remediation project part of it to make sure that it is safe. who will sign off on it, and how can the public be assured that it will be a safe place for families and children? >> sure. the least agency is the regional water quality control board, and they are now currently reviewing our

the new owners of the point san pablo harbor created a sculpture park to give large-scale art exhibitions> it is a permanent exhibition which will have a number of permanent pieces as well's short-term temporary pieces. >> reporter: it is the vision of a new non-profit group which aims to place art from the festival in public spaces. >> art is a great way to activate a space and activate community around that space. >> reporter: among the first artistic inhabitants is a piece by kate raudenbush. for artists making the art is one thing, finding a place to display it is the other. artist michael christian was excited to find a temporary home for a piece he calls astro pod. >> you're doing it in the first place to share with people. >> reporter: the harbor, which sits on a remote shore line on the richmond side was purchased by a group hoping to turn it into a destination. >> we have 200 slips, ten floating homes, a residential community. >> reporter: the owner says along with a newly-opened restaurant and club, the draw will be spectacular art set against nature. >> the inspiration seeing a

project -- >> chair fewer: but would enhance the park because there will be a brand-new park there. >> yeah. >> chair fewer: okay. and i just wanted to ask about this remediation. who will sign off to make sure it's accurate. it's been a lot of concern on this board, a lot of public comments. i think a lot of the public are concerned about the remediation project part of it to make sure that it is safe. who will sign off on it, and how can the public be assured that it will be a safe place for families and children? >> sure. the least agency is the regional water quality control board, and they are now currently reviewing our remedial resolution plan. frankly, most of the comments that the public had were about preserving how we were going to try to preserve the historic structures on the site during remediation. all by one comment was about -- but one comment was about that, and the other comment was doing testing for radiation, which we're now doing. so the plan is available. it will be made available to the public. we are also happy to have additional conversations about it. since

>>new name for the ball park in a new restaurant just a baseball throw. brixton taking over the space left by paragon and it's hopping with sports fansand locals alike new brixton is right across from the ballpark. after the game days, you're a fan of food brixton is dotted with rock and roll memorabilia with a nod to the giants barry bonds bobblehead here. >>it's serving up anything but standard baseball fair food for this restaurant is kind of new american right so i'm doing a lot of the global influences of been traveling throughout the country and the world. southeast asia so i pretty travels influence a lot of my cooking so you're trying to appeal to the giants fans wherever they are to quit trying to appeal to anybody that hungry. >>thanks white is kicking out mouth watering dishes like sonic short spot on mac and cheese and is chargrilled lamb sandwich. st come in for the all-star berth. >>it's a it's a lot of bourbon to lot of people put it down it's the number one thing that people are getting right now. >>and to wash it all year the number of be

the central park five were awarded $41 million in a settlement with the city of new york. >> we didn't get an apology, no. didn't do and it hurts. >> we have this indelible scar of, oh, that's kevin richardson, the gu from the central park jogger case. >> so nothing makes that right >> nothing. >> and it's 30 years later and we're the proof when you damage kids as young as 14, 15, 16 years old for a period of 14.5 years, right, and beyond, how do you fix that? >> reporter: their story now a passion project for this celebrated director. >> so i really wanted to show how what comes out dealing with kind of being half a citizen and how this was put upon these boys for a crime they didn't commit. >> and for the men who lived it, validation. >> a series like this paints the picture of what it is lik a person of color in america for what we went through and what it represents for the tremusory of the rape victim who was left with no memory of that attack i'll have more on my conversation with the central park five tomorrow in the third hour of "today." >>> just ahead, the shocking moment aut

outside in their neighborhood you know my children there we can go outside like we have a brand new park right next to our house go play with their friends but there are kids who don't have that opportunity so they're spending a lot of time on screens and i think that shows up and a lot of our research our research is highly significant based on family income based on if it's a one or 2 parent home and based on parental jobs as of the parents have more than one job or not so we have to remember that screens aren't always the bad guy or what's causing the problem they are an option specially in some families and i'm sure in certain parts of the world where it's a very different cultures. so we need to be careful that we're just blaming them because it's easy to say screens are bad let's take them away without giving another opportunity or fixing some of the problems where kids don't have the opportunity i feel that we're doing a screen time clinic right now because f.a. have made this as a stream i.m.'s myself into books as a child my children a muscle. i have no idea how to control that

he'll make that case coming up and disney making a big bet on its new "star wars" theme park but are droids in one spaceship? we'll take you there live. it's thursday, may 30th. you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm dominic chu. let's get you up to speed on the top headlines. frank holland has your executive recap. >>> here's what's leading cnbc.com right now the co-founder of the world's largest hedge fund is raising a big red flag on the trade war. ray dalio says any move by china to restrict rare exports to the u.s. would create a major escalation in the trade war. rare earth is used in a variety of things from mobile phones to fighter jets. >>> dennis muilenburg offering a personal apology to the families of 737 max crash victims boeing says it has completed a fix for the 737 max planes that fix still needs to be certified by the faa and other global regulators, but muilenburg says he is so confident in the software fix, he would let his own family fly on the jets. >>> softbank's vision fund is looking to borrow $4 billion ag

also a new parking garage at olson street with 1300 added arcing spaces. >>> the family of a student named in the college admissions scandal, why her mother says she was misled into donating millions of dollars to the university.>>> honoring the late nipsey hussel here in the bay area, the new mural unveiled a short time ago. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> unemployment in the u.s. has reached a 50 year low. the labor department has released the jobs report today for the month of april, employers added 263,000 jobs smashing expectations. the unemployment rate fell from 3.8% to 3.6% and that is the lowest number since december of 1969. wall street as you might imagine went up the tao of 97 points, the nasdaq 127 points and the s&p 500 up 28

20,000 officers names engraved representing all of the united states. >>> a new netflix series kpf examines the central parkase in new york it became a symbol of out of control crime and so did the five teenagers convicted and ultimately cleared in the case now men, they spoke to nbc's lester holt about why time doesn't always heal. >> reporter: the men known as the central park five and director ava duvernay. >> i've never seen the five of you. >> reporter: reconnecting in new york at the end of an emotional journey. together turning a real story of stolen youth and wrongful conviction into a dramatic netflix series called "when they see us". >> they saw you rape the lady. >> i didn't see a lady or hit anyone >> i didn't see any lady. >> kevin. >> i didn't see any lady. >> reporter: explain the title. >> i really became allergic to the idea of calling it central park five. they were given this name by the press, by political forces, and it really takes away their personal power "when they see us" humanizes them. >> these police will mess us up. they not playing they're not. >> reporter: before a white fema

. >> the as are hoping to play ball in the new park by 2023. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. sad breaking news this morning. doris day has died. her foundation just announced that within the last 15 minutes. here are old pictures of her. she portrayed the wholesome girl next door in a lot of movies in the '60s, her career spanned for several decades and she also had the doris day animal foundation. she was a huge advocate for animal rights and getting some homeless animals adopted. also co-owned the cypress inn down in caramel, carmel, california. there is a doris day film festival going on right now at the stanford theater. >>> american consumers are expected to see higher prices on a range of products with no end in sight to the trade war between the u.s. and china. and just a few minutes ago china nounsed its first retaliatory tariffs totaling $60 billion. on friday president trump raised tariffs from 10 to 25% on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. he also began the process of ordering additional tariffs on other imports worth 300 billion. the white house's top economic

news 4's pat collins was born at that hospital and so weren't three of h children. he posted a touching tribute to what it's meant to his family. >>> 4:37 now. coming up, nationals park expansion. we'll tell you about the new entertainment venue coming to the park just in time to place your bets. >>> from the white house to netflix. they'll update us on this. >>> good wednesday morning. >> just aboutll of us own a set of headphones, at least one. tell the trut how many of you actually clean yours? >> headphones are magnets from lint to dust to ear wax. it's not only gross but the grime cod be the reason the sound is muffled. >> we'll explain how to safely >> >ou're watching "news 4 today." >>> starting today you'll be able to buy tickets to the biggest concerts in our area at a huge discount. live nation i once again offering a deal for national concert week. from now until may 7th you can snag tickets to shows on their website for just $20. allarees e included. luke bryant, nelly, jennifer lopez a new kids on the block. for a full list of artists coming to our area, check t nbc washington app and search summer concerts. >> i feel like i don't go to enough concerts.

>>simply trying to enact new park in a search and an effort to force people out of the city. es just that an air france, congress original. >>in a statement, the city said it is reviewing existing parking ban laws in other cities but had no comment on any possible legal challenge. there are thought to be people living is and sleeping in as many as 290 vehicles in mountain view. the city is also working on a safe parking lot that would accommodate some of those vehicles. are 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the embarcadero in san francisco. >>and we're waiting for a string of storms tore are private chief meteorologist lawrence carter was here. they signed the kind of storms are not likely to sleep through lawrence. >>no i'm not sleeping through anything that's why i love it. i love this kind of weather they could get really excited when you get those thunderstorms involved, especially this time of year you get to a really a good rise in the atmosphere just from the heating. the sunshine but here's the storm system just putting itself together now, and it's intensi

chris mclaughlin, bbc news, hampden park. now on bbc news, the travel show. the travel show, it's ladies‘ night in the atlas mountains. wejoin the historic cavalcade of pancho villa. and i'm stepping up to the plate in new york. i'll never be able to hit it that hard, but i'm going to give it my best shot. no pressure at all. well, there's a little bit of pressure. we're starting this week by heading off to morocco, tojoin a high country that's on trend. around the world, some tour companies have been reporting that bookings for women's only adventure trips up by whopping a0%, so we sent cat moh to the atlas mountains to join a trekking group run for and by women. the berber tribes have lived in the atlas mountains for thousands of years, in villages and towns dotted across the slopes and valleys. i've been to morocco before but this is the first time i'm actually making it out into the mountains, and i'm super excited about it. but it's also the first time i'm going to take part in a women's only expedition, so let's see how that goes. most of the women help

disney's new star wars, galaxy's edge park opening in disneyland this week.ou will hear from ceo bob iger when "fast money" returns. who's halima if you have a garden you know, weeds are lowdown little scoundrels. don't stoop to their level. draw the line with the roundup sure shot wand. it extends with a protective shield and targets weeds more precisely. it lets you kill what's bad right down to the root while guarding the good. roundup sure shot wand. got bugs too? roundup for lawns bug destroyer kills and prevents them, even grubs. roundup brand. trusted for over 40 years. >>> all right. welcome back disney making a billion dollar bet on star wars with its new park in california opening up this week, and julia boorstin sat down with ceo bob iger earlier today for an exclusive look inside star wars, galaxy's edge and there is an unconfirmed rumor, julia, that you may have had access to the rides. >> i may have, brian, but all of that is embargoed until 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight so you will have to tune in tomorrow morning to "squawk box" to see what that a

chris mclaughlin, bbc news, hampden park. s it's time for our world — which this week travels to iraq and syria to discover the disturbing story of the yazidis‘ secret children. the yazidis... an ancient religious minority and the hymns of one —— an ancient religious minority and the victims of one of the islamic state's most ritual attacks. but they are a minority now hiding a secret. many yazidi women were forced into sexual slavery, and some have had children fathered by their islamic state captors. children who were often their only solace through years of torture. translation: i was in prison for four years, but i've been able to put it all behind me now because of this child. but women like rojin are being forced to choose between their children and returning to the yazidi community. children born of rape are not welcome. translation: i want to ask you, are we wrong to miss our children? i mean women like us, are we wrong? over the past year, i've travelled across northern iraq and syria to find the women reinforce being

it is just a small step in what is a huge project, which is the creation of a new park in san francisco at san francisco -- i francisco park. we have been working on this for decades. i remember passing resolution when i was a legislative aide that this board past declaring the old reservoirs open space, and i'm so grateful to all the neighbors who have worked to help make this project a reality , including someone who recently passed away, but it is because of neighbors like her that has made this possible. this is a small step in a big direction, so thank you. i urge your support. >> okay. colleagues, can we take this same house, same colloquy without objection, this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. madame clerk, please call next item. >> night -- item 19 is an ordinance to amend the plumbing code to add a requirement for the placement and minimum size of building traps and to affirm the ceqa determination. >> colleagues, can we take this same house same colloquy this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. madame clerk, please call items 20 through 22 toget

at the center is the new park very much the hub of larger city block bordered by fourth and fifth and brannon and bryan streets. the goal of creating the diverse buildings and open spaces has resulted in a design that ranges from storms of boxes with green outdoor terraces. please stand by for realtime captionin.[please stand by] >> we were brought in to make sure the parks serve the needs of the community, of all ages, all types, all demographics. so if we can go to the next slide, wonderful. we worked over a year, close to a year and a half on intensive communityengagement and we held 29 major community meet meetingd 25 were publically noticed and some were with youth. the kids are going to use these spaces. in addition, we have fa si facid 18 meetings with partners at rec, planning, puc, you name it. and i'll in there, too, that we've tracked, also, individuals at these different meetings to make sure we're not just hearing from the same people over and over and reached over 260 people. what we found is, perhaps, not surprising. people wants places for their dogs to go, places for

plus, a new parking garage opens today at sf0.gh-tech features there and how much it will cost to park. ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i desire. did thou bring enough for the whole kingdom? george: nespresso, what else? >>> i'm in oakland where mayday events are under way. they are marching in front of these big projects happening in the downtown area where they say nonunion workers were hired. we'll hear why they are taking this so personally. >>> plus, the trial continues for the man accused of manslaughter in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire trial. what is expected to happen today. >>> >>> good morning. thank you for joining us wednesday morning, may 1st. i'm pam cook. >> and we're twins again today. >> wearing pink today. >> let's talk about your wednesday may 1st weather. steve paulson is in