here's the new playground in yellow and the new tennis courts in green. . there's the location of the old tennis courts. commissioner harrison: thank you. >> we do have public comment. ashley hathaway. >> good morning, commission. i'm here basically as a representative from the glen park association board of directors. of which i am a member of the board. as park and recreation co-chair. you-all have a copy of our letter in support of these improvement plans. both for the trails and for the general park improvement plan. we just as a board want to reiterate that we support. we are generally in support of these plans. however we do recognize there are some community concerns. which we have tried to state as clearly as possible in this letter. some community concerns have sort of come up post drafting of this letter. some of which are these concerns about the trees. we also just want to reiterate that these comments are -- the position of the g.p.a. board and they are not an official position of the membership of the association, which is an important distinc

coming up, see who pitch inside to create a new playground in the east bay. and the heat willing on this weekend in parts of the bay area. our meteorologist will be here in three minutes with your weekend forecast. >>> you can watch all of our newscasts on your computer or mobile device. we are streaming live . >>> children in oakland have a new place to play. this playground was officially opened. it happened on their annual workday in the park. every year the vol up tear comes out to plant flowers, paint benches and maintain -- volunteers come out to plant flowers and paint benches and maintain the park. >> for the morning hours, bundle up but the afternoon, a different story. temperatures warming up nicely across the bay area. that will be the warming trend over the next couple of days. right now on the maps, we have the opposite with the cool temperatures with the fog still hugging a good portion of coastline down from point rays up around san francisco's oeg beach and pacificca and this batch going to the bay. that trend will continue with the fog bank e

which will greatly improve the appearance of the park from elk street, drop off, new pathway, new playground, rest room, and the new tennis court. here's an image of the long-term view of the other elements that can also be included as we move forward. this is an image looking down on that new pathway. so the new pathway in this image and the playground would be included. we don't know what exact playground features will include. that will be part of the community process that will go forward this fall. to work with them in detail what this first portion of the project, the funded portion of the project will include. you are seeing some ideas for the way the rec center can be reenvisioned and made better for the community. here's an image of the glade and creek area which we are proposing hooned the rec center. this is an opportunity to daylight a portion of the creek and bring some additional habitat and sort of another special resource that this park can offer. again we have $5.8 million in place right now. and we are -- one of the really -- one of the real privileges of working with publi

. >>> today volunteers will build a new playground in south san francisco. the new facility is going up at orange memorial park. the project is part of the let's play effort which is backed by the dr. pepper snap l group. volunteers listen to this will start working at 8:30 this morning. they expect to be done in time for ribbon counting at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> tvs and lightbulbs blown out. the unusual power outage some people in the bay area are experiencing right now. >>> three marines facing charges this morning. what they are accused of doing just before the death of a local soldier.

glass and other things in the sand, so with the remodel, we are seeing completely new equipment being placed on the playgrounds. the new rubberized services, which gets away at the broken glass and other things people might find in the sand. there are so many kids in the district that i think everyone will benefit and see the changes as a positive. >> are there any other issues that concern you that we have not discussed? for a specific interest you plan to concentrate on through your term as supervisor -- or a specific interest you plan to concentrate on? supervisor chu: this year is going to be budget, budget, budget, and i think that will keep us pretty full. >> we have to wrap up, and we thank you for joining us on "meet your district supervisor." watch for the next episode of "meet your district supervisor" when we will be back with another of our 11 city supervisors. >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new exhibit that changes the way we see the plants around us. amy stewart's best-selling book, "wicked plants" is the inspiration behind the new exhibit that takes

. >> reporter: cheryl, they have a beautiful new deck on the playground. they can sit here and stare out at the ocean and watch the whales that play out in front of them or walk over here to the deck. however, you see the problem in pacifica sometimes it's a foggy day. they are going to put plaques with information about whales so they can learn on days like this. when it's beautiful they are not going to be looking at the plaques. >> when you have view like this, it's hard to focus on much else. the kids at sunset elementary why trying to do cleanup duties but were distracted by the performers. >> we saw the whales. we did an all call, a lot of classrooms came out and we watch the whales, as they breached, kids we be going ohh. >> but they didn't have a place to fit and appreciate it all. >> now we have stand on top of. >> the idea of a whale watching deck was born. john edward got the word out they would need a lot of help. the response overwhelmed him. >> bakery sent up goodies for us in the morning, starbucks kept us running on coffee. people from the

. >> reporter: cheryl, they have a beautiful new deck on the playground. they can sit here and stare out at the ocean and watch the whales that play out in front of them or walk over here to the deck. however, you see the problem in pacifica sometimes it's a foggy day. they are going to put plaques with information about whales so they can learn on days like this. when it's beautiful they are not going to be looking at the plaques. >> when you have view like this, it's hard to focus on much else. the kids at sunset elementary why trying to do cleanup duties but were distracted by the performers. >> we saw the whales. we did an all call, a lot of classrooms came out and we watch the whales, as they breached, kids we be going ohh. >> but they didn't have a place to fit and appreciate it all. >> now we have stand on top of. >> the idea of a whale watching deck was born. john edward got the word out they would need a lot of help. the response overwhelmed him. >> bakery sent up goodies for us in the morning, starbucks kept us running on coffee. people from the

like a new kid on the playground you two go to a new school and start all over again.als are some of the key players on the yard. it's like a spoke on the wheels. now they have to figure out what's going to be done or who is left in charge. i don't think anybody knows yet. they're all still playing the guessing game. they're like little kids. no, i'm the chief. no, i'm the chief. daddy left me in charge. it's sort of like that until somebody gets a word from another source. everybody is out sort of throwing everybody else around waiting to hear from their higher power waiting to hear who got left in power, who's doing what. they're getting in touch with the world, the other side of the fence. >> sergeant rivera knows that survival hinges on information and vigilance in this tenuous environment. >> it would be nice if we had one building at at one time. but we couldn't tell much if we brought one building out at one time. we couldn't tell what was going on with the other units. if we keep them all locked down. it gives the cops a chance to see how the other inmates are

playground. well more news for in just a court of an hour from now but in the meantime the sport is next with natasha. hello welcome to. live on our team here are the headlines. here in the russian capital. as the irish midfielder. friendly with the netherlands it is called all because of the riots in london. so russia could stick out of his best eleven for wednesday's friend again so bad adding there's no time to experiment ahead of the fost approaching european qualifiers however the dutchman will have to do with thousand and eight midfield. up in the injury during saturday's victory. meanwhile so bad i'm missing two players yvonne the bitch from chelsea and into long as they have. but this five bit advocate children. they're still a strong team and russia will need to play well to prepare for september's european qualifiers against macedonia and group b. jointly this island the match starts at seven pm moscow time. on the proposal. to go for the final matches. so if you know what you're going to be national teams play i mean you know you must go you know very very good song defensively. you know w

playground. well more news from just on the court of an hour from now but in the meantime the sport is next with natasha. hello welcome to the sports update coming to live on our team here are the headlines best eleven russia goes to. his strongest side it's nights from being here in the russian capital. r.t. catches up with. aiden mcgeady as the irish midfielder recovers from an ankle injury. and in more football england's friendly with the netherlands up wildly it's called off because of the riots in london. so russia stick out because as he will pick his best eleven for wednesday's friendly game so betting there's no time to experiment ahead of a fast approaching european qualifiers however that's what will have to do with thousand and eight midfielder picked up an injury during saturday's two nil big trip table top post says they were also missing two players from his left yvonne the rich from chelsea and into malone's they have stone cottage but this private advocates aldrich's well there's still a strong team and russia will need to play well to prepare for september's european qualifiers

. >> reporter: he is glad to see the new park with the dog run, playground and soccer field. >> it is a real park so i can walk the dogs or i can walk the stroller and my mom can play with the talking in the park. >> we are really thank fundamental it happened this way. and the crowd turning out makes it twice as precious. >> reporter: in san jose, anne makovec, cbs5. >> looks like such a big day. kim coyle has been saying it was freezing at candle stick. >> chilly. indeed cold under the fog blanket. it is indeed cold. warmer tomorrow. obviously not warm here. golden gate you can barely make out there. very weak onshore breeze this evening. will maintain that fog bank into the early hours. temperatures in the low 90s. east bay we saw low 80s to upper 70s out there. cool at the beach as low 60s prevail. even the beach will see a little more sunshine. clouds will clear by midday throughout the region with a couple at the grease warmer. nothing dram at dram at bick. at the beaches the onshore breeze weakens. a warmer sunday. this high pressure will give way to the upper heavily disturban

. >> reporter: the good news, there are signs of progogss. this playgroundd to be teeming with pimps and hookers. today, it's safe for children once again. that's why cathy and company like to say that no matter how bleak the situation may look, they will not be going quietly into the night. is this the way your life is to be living here, that you will maintain a role in a program like this. >> yes. people need to understand, you know, one person can make a difference so we'll continue our neighborhood watch going and, you know, support each other and take care of our neighborhood. >> reporter: i'm neal karlinsky for "nightline" in vallejo, california. >> and the pd tells us tonight officers are working overtime to fight the problem, arresting multiple prostitutes every night as the chief said, doing the best with what they've got. our thanks to neal karlinsky. >>> just ahead, a new batch of jungle kitties. we'll tell you why being an apex predator just ain't what it used to be. [ indistinct conversations ] wrap it up, boys. while i'm still young. ♪ two hour

playground. and i'll be back with another summary of the news from in about fifty minutes from now the meantime as more civilians die in nato air strikes in libya serious questions are being asked over the legality of the intervention and i actually spoke to the former editor of the british newspaper the sun who says that libya was a good p.r. stunt for the british government and he shares his insights into the conflict that's coming up next in our interview. today i'm talking to kelvin mackenzie format that's healthy strong nice paper alex cullen there he's spoken out against the military intervention in libya saying that libya is not worth an ounce of personal blogs help mackenzie that's a very strong position to take i mean the government reckons that strikes prevented a massacre in benghazi that's worth a few british bombs and so it seems well first of all we know where there was going to be a massacre of big goals this was the pre this was the government push this was cameron the personal space. in the end of the day that this is libyans fighting libyans and who we to say who should be runnin

. >> he's glad to see the new watson park with a dog run, playground, and soccer field. >> the real park, i can walk the dogs or walk the stroller while my mom walks and plays the dog in the park. it's really exciting. >> we are thankful if did happen this way and the crowd turned out so beautiful made it twice as precious. >> in san jose, cbs 5. >> nearly 10,000 runners took part in the giants race today. the race began at at&t park. fisherman's wharf and back to the ballpark. all participants got a metal, a t-shirt, and bobble head of tim lincecum. the race was a benefit for project open hand that delivers meals to the ill and elderly. jim bernard is joining us with a look at the rest of the weekend. seems nice. >> not bad. dense fog moving in tonight. temperatures are cool tonight, but that's typical. we'll look for less fog tomorrow than what we saw today and a slight warming trend. should clear a little earlier through the day, leaving us a couple degrees warmer than what we saw today, which was in the -- where did it go? there it is. mid to low 90s for the interior. into the low 80

playground. but i'll be back with more news stories a little later now the fall of the journey of two colombians as they try to find the truth one hundred deaths of their relatives in a mysterious military operation. we cannot allow efficiency in the struggle against criminals to be confused with cowardice in facing them. and i don't want to be a body we also cannot allow this distortion of affect on lists of tainted by killing innocent victims will be. right back the day we decided to present our documents as. we had meticulously prepared it for several months. because there were various important circumstances in the field of human rights including the visit of the un high commissioner for human rights as he says by. his physical. senses it's. by the way in some of our earlier the government finally made up its mind to take decisions it should have taken years ago. if you did it in a setting that the ministry of national defense. but he has decided to withdraw from active service. and summoned to court with the use of discretionary power. the following members of the army as he individuality h

i am here on behalf of the friends of joe dimaggio playground and the over 1000 north beach residents who support the plan for the new library. last week, the board of supervisors ruled unanimously to approve of this project. with the funding secure, we have to move forward on the playground innovation. i asked to approve this resolution, to extend this for the renovation of the playground. on a different matter, from the parents and children who use the playground, i would like to thank the general manager for finding a way to reopen the clubhouse. this is very appreciated during the summer holiday. >> this includes general public comment. we are on the consent calendar and one person would like to speak. this is just an inquiry, perhaps. i wanted to know if it was possible to get a copy of the lease for the playground, for the children's nursery school. is this something -- >> did you look into the general public information? >> this is in the consent calendar for today. >> is there someone else would like to make public comment on the consent calendar? public, disclosed. commissioners? >> i entertain a motion. >>

the el dorado district attorney released new documents and videos filmed by phillip and nancy garrido of children playing on a playground, and young women standing in a parking lot. >> see them? >> yeah. do you think anybody can see me? >> no. ain't nobody can see you -- >> i see them. their pants -- >> the pants. >> in the new document, the district attorney criticized the parole board for failing to see how dangerous phillip and nancy garrido were before kidnapping dugard. phillip garrido was granted early release from prison for sexual assault. today senator ted gaines announced a bill to undo a state supreme court ruling that requires the parole board to consider more than the original crime. senator gaines says too much attention is paid to mental health evaluations and inmates like garrido can fool psychiatrists. >>> the government has announced the arrest of 72 people that allegedly ran a worldwide child pornography web site. >> the web site was intricate, graphic, and illegal. attorney general eric holder and department of homeland security secretary janet napolitano held a news conference in washington this mor

. >>> building a new railway station, designers in the netherlands drew their inspiration from the playground. they've incorporated a slide into their design, remodeling the once dreary train station, brightening up the commuters' routine. look at that. sure, an escalator probably would have done the same job, but the slide is cheaper, faster and, hey, a lot more fun, right? yeah. >>> in brazil they hold a very different kind of beauty pageant. it's a competition known as mr. elderly. 65 men signed up to show off their dance moves and awards were given for best smile, elegance and even the most shy. that guy is definitely not shy. organizers say it's a way to promote positive self-esteem among the elderly. this year's crown was taken by a retired over-60 electrician. >>> if you hate parallel parking, there's a guy in germany you should probably take lessons from. check this out. he managed to squeeze his volkswagen into a space just a little overly ten inches longer than his car. that was good enough to set a new world record. briefly. because shortly after a man in china fit into a spot with

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playground. opens up today for the moment i'll be back with more news for in about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime here's the latest in sport with natasha. hello welcome to our team here are the headlines. of a russian carriage the cab becomes how's he will pick his strongest side for tonight's friendly game here in the russian capital. are. aiden mcgeady as the irish midfielder recovers from an ankle injury. and. with the now the lancet is called off because of the riots on the. best eleven for wednesday's friendly against adding there's no time to experiment ahead of the foster broaching european qualifiers however the dutchman will have to do with the midfielder picked up an injury during saturday's till victory at table . many. players but it is left of on the verge of chelsea and into milan. but despite that advocate. they are still a very strong team and russia will need to play well to prepare for september's european qualifiers against macedonia and group b. jointly this island. below the tells of the proposal. to go for the final matches. the players are. also if you know what yo

we broke ground or opened 13 new facilities in the past year across the city, including the chinese rec center, the marina at iraq arbor, michigan playground -- the marina harbor, and mission playground. phase 2 projects are all in the design process. 140th birthday of golden gate park. fountains, gardens, ball fields, and even trash cans are getting a facelift. the planning team oversaw the completion of the north beach library and secured prop 84 grants. bonn programs are under way. last is our commitment to our own administrative deficiencies. as we reported previously, our staff has achieved a $370,000 reduction in workers' comp savings in the last 12 months. we did a very detailed custodian service analysis. custodians were reallocated to better meet needs. we are just beginning a reorganization of our aquatics program that will ensure more and better service to the public. it has been a very full fiscal year 2010-2011. we are looking forward to a fabulous 2011-2012. a very big shout out and thank you to the rec and park staff. i can tell you without a doubt that this is the hardest working, most dedicated staff. that concludes the ge