oakes and vice versa?nk you said that in our interview last week is that you loved him, correct? >> i don't recall if i said that or not, but i do, yes. >> reporter: and hadn't her new lover done her a favor, asked the prosecutor, by getting rid of the ex-husband she accused of causing her so much trouble? >> the fact is that in this case, you don't have to worry about mr. stover now, do you? >> it appears to be that case. >> and in that sense, the defendant helped you out, correct? >> no. >> reporter: the prosecutor kaholokula also asked opdycke about her refusal to answer certain questions in the case. >> now, it's correct, isn't it, that throughout the investigation of this case you've been concerned about your own potential legal liability in this case? >> yes. >> and you refused to speak with my office, correct? >> under a legal counsel, yes. >> reporter: this testimony now, in court, suggested the prosecutor, sounded like a woman with an obvious and selfish motive to support michiel oakes' claim of s

a climate compatible next generation underneath waiting for sufficient light silver furs and some oaks as well both a species that will have no problem coping with a temperature increase of two to four degrees over the next fifty years of the stay and research as peter says they're both the oaks and silver ferns are sound option . we are human so we do think here the oaks we have here have an innate ability to cope with dry conditions for us to be right. that's what makes this species fit for the future. east. but a broad diversity of species is crucial not just oaks and silver firs for peter pan that also means looking further afield and not just within switzerland or europe. or the past month on bacon most people have to bear in mind that our approaches towards tree diversity and nature in general need rethinking. and that also includes options such as incorporating tree species from overseas. from turkey for example which is where the cedar trees hail from some of drought and excessive heat pose no threat to this species. because. these imported species do have disadvantages though

we are human so we do figure the oaks we have here have an innate ability to cope with dry conditions for three point game that's what makes this species fit for the future. he sed. but a broad diversity of species is crucial not just oaks and silver firs for peter pan that also means looking further afield and not just within switzerland or europe. the first month or one taken most people have to bear in mind that our approaches towards tree diversity and nature in general need rethinking. and that also includes options such as incorporating tree species from overseas. and to pretty. from turkey for example which is where the cedar trees hail from some a drought and excessive heat pose no threat to this species. but. these imported species do have disadvantages though right now they can be sensitive to frost. such as this cedar. saw there might not yet have adapted to the snow. that's why we're testing this species on this patch because we can't say yet whether they'll try fear. time is testing six imported varieties for their viability. but the idea of introducing foreign species is

joining us now from oak ridge, tennessee is lisa su and peter unga ungaro guys, good morning >> morningouncement, lisa traditionally, intel, your rival, has been very strong in supercomputers as has ibm. what does this move mean for amd and your message to customers around high-end computing? >> well, jon, first of all, we are absolutely thrilled to be here today at oak ridge national labs with the department of energy and with our partner, cray, to announce the new supercomputer frontier it is extremely important to us. we're all about high performance computing and how we can bring the best technologies to the industry and this is the best of the best in terms of the highest performing supercomputer with a lot of new technologies in it. so it's extremely fornt amd and we're so honored to be here with our partner, cray. >> and peter, year, ibm announced the summit supercomputer right there at oak ridge. to much fanfare. just a couple of months ago, you announced a supercomputer at intel with argan lots of supercomputer announcements. this competition with china. what's going on? >> yea

moving arranges to meet oak at a cafe in one of the more upscale parts of town. the undercover agent has told him he's interested in buying 5 rhino horns a deal worth half a 1000000 euros. this will be their 1st meeting in person and the agent knows he'll be subjected to a few tests i think this drug is particularly demanding on the person to be able to manage stress under very intense situation and circumstances it's just a part of the job you have to cope with. some of these guys could be extremely dangerous we have the evidence is going to have products or what constraints will. mean he was in place at the agreed location. behind him he's teen films the scene in secret. after a few minutes ok arrives he's in his thirty's and dressed casually in bermuda shorts and flip flops is that going to race while the traitor. yes being in the 1st that's for about 3 years tell. are right again get out some which will also go together with what he claims to be 10 tolls are $3.30 kilo right. all of africa. it was transporter right seeing where it came loose again if it is of

his current target a vietnamese horn baron code named oak. if i open up subjects oak you can see. all these pictures that he has been posting pertaining to the style of writing was he just posted this approximately 4 hours ago of 1.5 kilos right now one of his reach out is i'm interested in this number 20 rhino horn who can do a very quick calculation and it counts and it goes up to about a 110000 u.s. dollars for this far right here the profit margin is fairly high things business. meeting will soon be flying to be at 9. in the face of a week mobilization effort from the international community private initiatives are leading the fight. in south africa an army has been recruited for the purpose none of them is a police officer or a professional soldier and yet they've chosen to join the troops of vincent barcus a thorn in the side of the pro-choice but. they're very good but not very good all the young guys i want to corruption charges that want to put barges in jail. are just doing their job die to die why queue up tomorrow morning going to their field sleeping out in the bush i

it was dettori's fifth oaks win, coming 25 years after his first.left the breakaway reeling on the final climb to claim victory on stage 19 of the giro d'italia. richard carapaz continues to lead by nearly two minutes ahead of the final mountain stage tomorrow. and finally, there's been a lot of compliments for the managers who've got liverpool and tottenham to the champions league final in madrid. but few will match this from a reporter to mauricio pochettino. i see you have lost weight. is it true that you have lost weight? i don't know. i see you thinner. is it true? no? ok. don't know. i see you thinner. is it true? no? 0k. it is the same, i am the same. whether or not he is any fitter, he is certainly raring to go like eve ryo ne is certainly raring to go like everyone else. that's all from sportsday. good night. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political correspondent at the telegraph anna mikhailova and business journalist john crowley. many of tomorrow's front pages are alr

the couple dug up the oak with the intention of moving it to another piece of land, but then it died. the uprooted tree was discovered in 2014 when a neighbor reported heavy equipment and digging on the couple's property. the conservation group sued the couple and a judge ordered them to pay for environmental restoration. >>> this is an uplifting story a. homeless couple has a place to live thanks to the generosity of a man living in one of the east bay's wealthiest neighborhoods. last night the couple got the vip treatment at the warriors game. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard met up with them. >> reporter: watching the warriors take on the rockets is the last place greg and marie ever thought they'd be. >> never dreamed i would be at a playoff game. >> reporter: three months ago they were homeless living on the streets of oakland. that is until a man saw their profiled by "the chronicle" and offered them a place to live free the charge at his home located inside a pricey east bay neighborhood. did you ever think you would be there? >> no. >> you never thought a person with a hear

. >> all day, they brought out the big guns out here at the oak hill cemetery in san jose. they're doing a show for the visitors here. it's always such a moving and powerful tribute here at oak hill, young and old gathering to make sure the nation never forgets those military members who never made it home. amid the bagpipes and the patriotic colors, little max mcgee walks from headstone to headstone pennies in hand saluting every soldier who lay before him. >> and we lay a penny on each headstone so when their families come and whoever comes to visit them will know someone came to pay their respects. >> among those remembered was sean walsh of san jose who left home with dreepams of becoming canine handler, a dream cut short in combat in afghanistan. >> for me the void is very big, but i'm blessed that his friends never forget him, so that's -- you know, and i'm blessed that the country never forgets. >> in sean's memory his family us foundation provides police k-9s to police departments across the nation. >> they though the true cost of war. >> across town at scal va ri c

thees yrday, this 711, white oak, they got nothing. book 'em, dano. police continue to investigate, to see if these suspects are linked to maybe 15 other atm the efforts in and around our area.w there's a lot more to be known here. watch this face. jim,oreen, back to you. >> all right. thank you, pat collinsrt repog. turning to our weather now, big changes over the last 24 hours. it was kind of warm and sunny yesterday. >> it was. a lot of clouds rolled in today. any raindrops in our future. sounds like a lot. perhaps tonight? >> yeah. perhaps tonight, jim. yesterday, i was getting a lot of high-fives and today, i ven't gotten anybodyo look at me. i don't understand it. a chance of showers increasing as we move into the day tomorrow and the weekend as well. the clouds, yesterday, nothing but sshine, a high of 81 degrees yesterday. right now, sitting at 66. significantly cooler by 15 degrees from where we were yesterday at this time. 70 degrees in richmond, 80 degrees in roanoke. the chanc of rain and boundary to the south will all make its way back to

it was the fifth oakes when coming 25 years after his first. left the break of weight reeling on the final climb to claim victory on stage 19. richard continues to lead by nearly two minutes ahead of the final mountain stage tomorrow. let's turn to that big match in the madrid now. all english champions league final tomorrow between liverpool and tottenham. as we heard from hugh, jurgen klopp goes into the match hoping to and a six—game losing run in the finals. our reporter sally nguyen caught up with them at the club training ground to find out how his late father inspired him and how he copes with the pressure. it is part of life. we have not a holiday 365 days in. there are more stressful mums, leicester for a moment. having stressful moments in a positive way. —— stressful moments. that's less stressful moments. that's less stressful moments. it makes life exciting. it is good. i go to sleep with one line up is good. i go to sleep with one line up witha is good. i go to sleep with one line up with a completely different line—up. and have n

this morni showed up at oak view memorial park.ng the speakers, delfine metcalff foster, a virginia lay hoe native who is a disabled army veteran. >> we are backn 60 seconds. still all legend who is known for his world series blunder, but there was much more to the life of bill buckner who died today.or >> plus a neighbors a little nervous. did you catchot that? the peninsula community on alert tonight. uh-huh, after a mountain lion. got a little too close for comfort.t. >> and we'll be watching for some low clouds, maybe some mist for your morning commute tomorrow. but after that, rising high temperatures ahead. look at those changes in your forecast when we come right back. >>> okay. take a look. that's a mountain lion caught on a nest kamm. it was roaming the emerald hills area of redwood city five days ago when the animal appeared, it was late at night and animal control was not available. the homeowners posted this video on next door and facebook. essentially to warn the neighbors. they say they have never seen a mountain lion

i'm a parent at live oaks school, which is a school opposite jackson playground.irstly, we, the parents at live oak are so happy that you put the bathroom guards in at jackson, it's made our kids safer. we used to see syringes and condoms here, so now it's safe. the park hasn't been renovated since last century. at the moment there is a broken slide. the slide has been broken for 10 months. lots of things are breaking. the rendering on the wall is falling off. there is a patch in the fence. the fence is half falling off. it's in need of renovation. we would like it to be a priority park. it's a very -- at the moment it's a very popular park. it's being used a lot. and the rec park estimates are that 30,000 people will be using that. at the back of live oaks school used to be a parking lot, which is being turned into apartments and there are high density apartments coming up everywhere. after i drop the kids at school, i've tried to go for a run and there is nowhere to run other than the playground. it's all uphill and then there is industrial areas, so you need to

the northbound lanes between 23rd avenue and oak street some emergency road repair. we talked to chp and they said they are trying to resecure a metal plate that wasn't installed properly the first time and it could take them another hour and a half. certainly seeing a solid line of red. you can use 580 as long as you're not in a big rig. 101 at 880 nice and light. we haven't had any major issues on the board today. california's high-speed rail project is in jeopardy. the trump administration is canceling nearly $1 billion in federal money for the project. the federal railroad administration says the state failed to comply with the of its grand. it wants california to return another $2.5 billion. that money is critical to building the high-speed rail and could ultimately kill the project. >>> thank you, alexis. up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >>> changing the s.a.t. to try to even the playing field. >>> and for college students looking for a summer job, several companies in the bay area offering some of the top paying internships. >>> a

that the state pays parents from $1500-$3000 per year to pay for educational opportunities like wild oak. now, a number of bills are moving through the legislature to limit the formation and operation of charter schools. critics like this retired oakland teacher say charters siphon off state funds but do not have the usual mandates that make typical public education more costly. >> they are kind of an entity that has a lot of protections and privileges so it's not on a level playing field. that is what a lot of the say. if you use state money the rule should be equal. >> reporter: the teachers unions and locals school districts are pushing hard to rein in charter schools and the businessman is concerned funding could be eliminated. >> i'm absolutely worried i do not know if we will have a program in a year. frankly, our program may dissolve and not be able to survive. >> opponents say charter schools are taking away from the public school system that advocates say if people were happy with the system charter schools would not even exist. >> charters became popular because people were loo

this heritage oak was believed to be 180 years old.scovered when a neighbor reported digging on the property in 2014. the tree was protected by an easement. it sued the couple and a judge ordered them to pay for we'll tell you why this is a dream come true for maria and greg who were living on the streets. that story is coming up. >>> a cute little baby with a big name. we got our first difference of the newest member of the royal family. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, tracking fog and drizzle for your morning commute. there may be more than drizzle later on. i'll have the details coming up. >>> here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after "abc7 news" at 11:00. >>> you seen like an adventurous type, give this is a shot. >> i'm here and i've got my premiere down the street. >> it's a big deal. who did you bring with you, a big group, friends, it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awh

the heritage oak died, along with two others. a sonoma county court agreed. the couple violated conservation laws flat out. >> $586,000 fine last week. >>> live look in san jose and new study finds its nickname man jose continues to be well- deserved. a survey by the website match .com found when it comes to online dating for every woman between the ages of 25 and 29, there are about three and a half men. the highest rate in the country . the numbers even out as ages got older. >>> these two went to great heights to find the love and now the osprey couple rosie in richmond are parents to appear of new chicks. they hatched this week high a top the historic richmond shipyard crane. that third chick is still on the way. the couple has raised three chicks in the same spot last year. >>> live look at the audubon society's nest can. if you'd like to keep an eye on the growing family, we posted a link on our website, kpix.com. >>> warning signs about a sonoma county beach after one server's close encounter with the great white shark. dawn ford reports she was just p

someone who drove through there not too long ago and three lanes were closed this is between 23rd and oak street. we are trying to figure out what exactly the emergency road repairs are. a quick check of drive times looking good here. highway 4 to the maze. southbound 101 san francisco to remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> we're going to have a story coming up about folks still skiing up in the sierra. this is one of the reasons why. a winter storm warning until 6:00 this morning. if you're leaving now, you're not going to run into it. a few more inches. because of the breezy conditions there may be limited visibility. there's a chance of valley rain, mountain snows up and down the sierra with sunshine breakin

. >> the real property located at 70 oak grove street, amending the first extended term to may 31, 2019additional 35 year option to extend, for a base rental of 479,000. >> we have claudia here from the real estate division. >> good morning again, for your consideration, as a resolution authorizing basically three things, the exercise of a five year option to extend the term of the lease at 70 oak grove from june 1st, 2019, to may 31st, 2024. it provides a third extension of five years. it revises or basically corrects an administrative error in the lease, which will change the ending date from may 30th to may 31st, 2029. the premises has been leased by the city since 2004 and we exercise the first extension option in 2014. it's occupied by the san francisco sheriff's department. it includes incarceration programs, the sheriff's work alternative program, the five key charter schools are there and there are some administrative offices. the current rent is $44 a square foot and an appraisal was formed at $53 per square foot. an annual rent for foregoing some tenant improvements, including

the couple dug up the oak with the intention of moving it to another piece of land but then it died.iscovered in 2014 when a neighbor reported heavy equipment. a conservation group sued the couple and a judge ordered them to pay for environmental restoration. >>> the owner of the flintstone house in hillsborough is officially fighting back. the homeowner has filed a complaint claiming city leaders are harassing her and discriminating against her. the town says the home is, quote, a public nuisance and that modifications violate municipal codes adding dinosaur sculptures when she bought it in 2017. >>> a homeless couple now living in one of the east bay's wealthiest neighborhoods got a special night out. only three months ago greg dunston and marie mckenzie were homeless living on the streets of oakland. that is until the chronicle profiled the couple. a man saw their story and offered them a place to live at his piedmont home. the warriorsed to the warriors playoff game. they got a vip behind-the-scenes tour. they even got to meet point guard quinn cook before the game. >> awesome. n

>>the heated oak grove police say the man was harassing other people the same day this video was taken. but they're unsure if that was also racially motivated. >>and that was anna geils reporting the situation started when the man asked the girl if she was his uber driver the girl says she has lived grow for more than a decade police say it's always a good idea to call them if something like this happens. >>our force now streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials. the new service is called kron on get caught up in the latest breaking news and weather any time of day visit kron on dot tv to start watching now. lawyers for the go ship defendants have some of face some hurdles in this trial we're going to talk live with a criminal defense lawyer paula canny about what this means for the case going forward. >>and get ready star wars fans galaxies a job is in disneyland tomorrow and we have a behind the scenes look at all the attractions and after the break. we are getting closer to game time. we'll have a live report from oracle arena where fans are showing up for a. >>bi

. >> all day, they brought out the big guns out here at the oak hill cemetery in san jose.w for the visitors here. it's always such a moving and powerful tribute here at oak hill, young and old gathering to make sure the nation never forgets those military members who never made it home. amid the bagpipes and the patriotic colors, little max mcgee walks from headstone to headstone pennies in hand saluting every

she's in white oak more on the story. darcy. >> doreen, this whole incident happened right here at this mcdonald's here in montgomery county. what we learned today is that there was no 911 call. there was no complaint about these men. police are saying that they've had some trouble with illegal activity right here inhis area and that it was an officer who initiated the top. the police union coming to the defense of a montgomery county officer who was captured on video using the "n" word. the union says in the statement a officer was repeating comment made by one of the men who was detained. she had no intent to discriminate against those men. it's a lengthy body camera video capturing montgomery county police questioning and searching four young men who say they were waiting for a ride to work at a mcdonald's no white oak. several minutes in the female officer coulibe heard us the "n" word. it was captured on the body camera and cell phone video recorded by >> we have more people y'all [ bleep ] trying to something. >> on

tell us what happened next in white oak. pat? >> reporter: wendy, i was talking to a cop who was working this string of atm thefts,hend says, well, these robbers they have to be lucky every time. he says weve only ha to be lucky once, and today in white oak the cops are feeling real lucky. this is a tageway driver. well, trying to get away. but he didn't get far. there was a chase.ra and the suspect busted on the beltway. now this could be the end game f of the rash o atm theft at 7-elevens, and it all went down arnd 4:00 this morning here in white oak. two mass suspects rush into thea 7-elevennd start spraying black paint on surveillance cameras in the ceiling, but this time the cops were watching. this timehe cops were ready. this time the cops came in like the cavalry. in the dark hours of the morning this street went from ghosttown to rush hour, all cop cars moving in for the big takedown. surveillance video from a nearby building showsruhe suspect tck driving back and forth in front of the 7-eleven.it shows the truck pulling

ultimate goal, americans noing longer have faith at the democracy and could actually topple the mighty oakfor mcconnell run away. he has done a lot of very, very bad things, but this is one of the most despicable. we have an obligation to see it and stop it. we have bipartisan bills to go forward by amy klobuchar and kamala harris that would stop it. he won't even let there be a debate on them. that's a disgrace. >> am i right? the leader has kind of slowly but surely and totally transformed the body you work in. you essentially are a judicial nominating body and the leader just doesn't -- that's stuff that is not hugely controversial. what happened to the u.s. senate? >> he made it into a legislative grave yard. the house passed so many good things and mcconnell won't bring them up for debate. what is supposed to be the grandest debating institution in the world, we don't have debates. we rubber stamp appointments largely right wing, largely unqualified and for instance, this week we will not debate a single piece of legislation and there is so much to do. look what happened in colorado.

a car burst into flames early sunday morning at oak grove avenue and el camino real. four people were trapped inside of the car when the doors jammed. they did kick open the door and escaped. everyone is expected to be okay. police did arrest the driver who hit the buick on suspicion of drunk driving. >>> the chp says 741 do you white arrests have made so far this year. 18 people have died in crashes over the last three days and half of those people were not wearing seat belts. >>> the trial on the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire continues. we talked to our legal analyst is says both legal teams have offered points of view that could sway jurors starting with the prosecutors. >> you have family members of the victims and they are putting on, some of the people at the fire, some who suffered because of the fire. it has been moving and emotional. the defense is cross-examining to show that a lot of people felt safe there. why should bart six and max harris be held responsible for this? >> legal experts say the trial could last until the end of august. >>> the president

. >> reporter: we saw the phillips' in thousand oaks, california, where 12 people were gunned down atry music bar last november. it is one of the latest stops on their heart-breaking journey. >> you if you haven't lost somebody close to you, you can't comprehend it. >> just days before they arrived here, they were in pittsburgh where 11 people were murdered at the tree of life synagogue. >> it's so interesting what you're doing. you're not trained therapists, you're not counselors, and yet you have upended up lives and reaching out in a very individual way to people. >> yeah. it's compassion. >> that's what it is. >> bottom line, it's about compassion. >> the compassion we get from those people too. it's not like it's a one-way deal. >> it was in 2012 that their daughter, jessica, was murdered along with 11 others in a movie theater in aurora, colorado. she was 24 and an aspiring sports reporter. >> can you take me back to that day? >> yes. the young man that was with her, brent, was like a son to us. and she decided that she wanted to take him to see the batman movie. and when the sh

he also served at oak now what you in the pacific theater.or the first time since. a one feat too difficult to face with a 66 year battle with ptsd which he chronicles in his book one veteran's journey to heal the wounds of war. joining me now is world war ii navy corpsman jack gutman. thank you so much for being with us. it's an honor to meet you and we thank you for your sufficiency, sir. >> well, i thank you for inviting me here and giving me an opportunity to at least honor our fallen veterans and the veterans that we have right now. >> martha: we appreciate that so much. i have written all your notes written in your book this morning. the thing that is obviously so striking are your memories of that day and how grueling and brutal it was what do you want to share with people at home about that that perhaps wasn't fully seen as you point out in movies like saving private ryan? >> the one thing i think saving private ryan was the closest i believe that they could show me what happened in normandy because actually just painting a quick pict

called "emancipation oak." and this tree was used almost as a classroom by a norfolk native named mary peake, an african-american free black woman teaching people how to read and write in hampton and became the first person who was hired by the american missionary association to begin teaching the contrabands at fort monroe. some immediate good did come out of the proclamation. it improved the military's treatment of blacks, because the government established the bureau of negro affairs in the war department. -- department to determine how the blacks were to be treated. the proclamation also affected the military enlistment machinery. the office of the adjutant general established the bureau of colored troops to recruit african-americans both in northern and in southern states into segregated units. but they also recruited african-american men to serve in the navy. recruitment posters were quickly circulated, calling for the enlistment of black soldiers. interestingly, the emancipation proclamation and the open

germany has oak trees strangely of a quality air we asked on facebook if your home country is known for any trademark or natural wonder that needs to be protected. brutal nikken shonin says the philippines has some of the biggest that they help to pollinate trees in the wild but sadly these mega bats are an endangered species and say lani from a city says the kingdom is known for its mountainous landscape and wild rivers. renate in peru says potatoes and corn are important as they represent the culture of his ancestors that's just a few of the many answers you gave us. and now we're off to the moon. unit exploration was at its height in the 1960 s. after that interest died down somewhat until now only 3 nations have so far managed to land on our nearest neighbor russia the u.s. and china neil armstrong's giant step for mankind entered the history books as he landed on the moon in 1969 who will follow in his footsteps. until recently the moon was considered fairly boring a dusty and barren place to live and of limited scientific interest. but space agencies are once again looking to our

they want to see body camera footage from every police officer who responded to the white oak mcdonald's last week. >> in a letter to the police department county members say they have reason to believe the actions violated protocol and andards. >> it says the incident damages the trust needed to help keep our community safe ands d a disservice to officers. corey smith is live tonight and ed to one member who signed that letter. >> reporter: jim, it's been almost a week since that viral encounter. four black men standing outside this white oak mcdonald's, when approa by police, searched, given a citation fortress -- for trespngsing. du that encounter they heard the "n" word. and why they stopped in the first place, what they heard so far is troubling. >> we have more people, y'all [bleep]. >> reporter: it's been more than a week t sincehis went viral, the white female officer using the "n" word allegedly repeating what one said earlier. >> it's become more disturbing for me.ep >> rter: some council members are becoming more concerned. >> as you see in this 12:30 minute video speaking wit

take a look at this hailstorm in the chicago suburb of oak lawn. just part of a much broader outbreak throughout the midwest. let's bring in cnn's pedram javaheri live in the weather center. wow, may has just been wild. >> it has been, unlike any we have seen in recent memory at least when you take a look at the number of tornadoes and severe weather reports in recent days. 46 reports of tornadoes in the past 24 hours. as you mentioned into the month of may approaching 500. in the last 12 days, we have had tornadoes each and every day, covering an area about 17 states, that's 321 tornadoes in a 12-day span. really an incredible set up and most notably in the past few hours out of dayton, ohio, the metro population approaches about 800,000 people across this region. certainly when you see a tornado shut down in an urban environment and a high population zone, an area of concern, the debris ball signature, another area of debris estimated to be several thousand feet high as tornadoes crossed portions of oklahoma. you see quite a bit of damage on the

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in you guys'sg seats, it is important to understand that we are constantly negotiating with oaks -- with folks, right? it's difficult sometimes to separate the person from the problem and number two, to identify neutral interests. those are two of hurdles that we have to overcome. for what is absolutely intrinsic to making sure that we are involved in a way that is substantially as the education peace, right? not so much the depositing of information where you as a teacher is working as, like, a bank teller depositing information and me from to get back to you later, no. we need actual critical thinking , like a pedagogy that relies on dialogue, so individuals can create -- it is all about self-determination and i'm going to leave it like this, right? payton. thank you, can you share a little bit about what should we actually be looking for national we talked about that a lot today. specifically with regard to their climate platforms and the green new deal. i would say i think you should be looking for three things. the first is intersectionality. if you are talking about climate and cli

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my child goes to live oak school, and i have an office on 17th street, next to the parkside. so i spent 24 hours a day around jackson park, to be honest. i'm also a coach in the sfydl, and my child plays there as well, and i'm a coach in the junior warriors, and we play soccer as well, but not through the city directly. we love jackson park. we love everything about it. we love hearing the softball players come at the end of the day. today we'll have our windows open, it is a beautiful day, and we'll hear the sounds of the game coming in. but it needs some love and care. it is a park that is a little closed off to the residents of the neighborhood, there are big fences that surround it. we can't quite use it as a park. it is a baseball field, a softball field. i love hearing about the plans to renovate it, to put some t.l.c. into the park. we're hoping you support that. there has been a lot of development in our neighborhood over the past five years, there are some, i think, 30,000 units opening within a two-mile radius of the park, and we don't have really any unprogrammed s