cheryl: the paramount miami world center is always an incredible development that you've been workingur plan and you thought about this, we have the pictures up is how the pool actually drain for the sky port, am i describing this correctly? >> well, it's actually a list and the water is around it and creates a platform which is a landing platform for a passenger drone to land in the future. cheryl: you know it's interesting because amazon, we were talking about whether it's uber or amazon, the drone delivery, that's where the future is going throughout the country but you also foresee this as part of the development in downtown miami, is that something that you will do drone access for other development that is you will start to build or are building right now? >> yes, paramount miami world center, you know, we like to stay ahead of the competition, i think in the future they would, our project is under construction, it's part of miami world center, the second largest urban development in the country, so, you know, we want to be progressive, it's the flagship building of the project

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it is the paramount issue right now, and also making sure the community is kept informed what is goingand what steps we are taking, and making sure people are calling in, that is the most important thing right now. i will have another hotline later the people to call if they have any concerns that their loved ones may bea concerns that their loved ones may be a victim to this. we will be putting that our very shortly, i believe, so that we have three particular hotlines which are going out. i ask the members of the media to please help us out by providing those numbers so that everyone gets those numbers so that everyone gets those numbers so that everyone gets those numbers and has an opportunity to make those phone calls. some of the people have not been identified at this point in time. all i can value is that people are walking the side walk at 1326 and it is alleged that the accused drove on the sidewalk and it looks intentional. i cannot give anything right now. i don't know. the investigators will come out and how much better to explain. you are giving a lot of questions about p

in january, the office for civil rights resolved another complaint filed by tanisha against paramountdemy involving an alleged incident between her kids and other students.in february, tanisha says she received a letter from paramount academy threatening to "terminate the enrollment" of her children, citing 8 handbook violations, such as missed days at school and the lack of participation in parent-teacher reid disputes the violations."i believe they looking at my kids," reid said. "they were upset about the (ocr) findings and bothered with them anymore."reid said she withdrew her children and enrolled them at another school. "i'm not trying to gain anything, i think the public should know if you decide to put your children in might be open to things," reid said.> (pam) the school and administrators were contacted but so far - no one has responded. well, the giants are only six games into the season, but we already have a historic stat to put in the record books. a rare occurrence at at&t park as tonight's giants-dodgers showdown was rained out. it's only happened six times in the par

ofking at changes being paramount importance for a country to dependent on oil. moving away from religious doctrines, and unprecedented change of policy. >> we will return to a moderate, tolerant islam, open to the world and all other religions. >> the very first fashion week held in riyadh coincided with women's rights. in a country where long it will -- not long ago, entertainment was frowned upon and politics were contained within the palace walls. >> meetings are taking place catherine. what is on the agenda for today? salman, mohammad bin the prince of saudi arabia, will be sitting down to lunch with prime minister and other special guests who have .orked in saudi arabia he is coming here, we are told, relations, but build on the existing foundations already. he will have a meeting with the french president on tuesday. he has already had dinner with him, but he will be formally received at the presidential palace. he has been due to visit at a startup hub that is billed as the biggest in the world here in paris, but it was called off at the last minute. not

it's paramount pictures studio has returned to profitability.t is also negotiating a merger with cbs. a lot going on in media right now. we also continue to watch what is going on in the bond market we have talked a lot about the 10 year yield. the two-year yield also bears mentioning. it touched 2.5% earlier today. this shows the year to date climate. today, it touch 2.5% which was the first time in 10 years that it had reached that level. the percent on the tenure is not only the thing you should be paying attention to appear this means we have gotten a steepening of the yield curve. take a look at the bloomberg. here is the chart of the 10-to your spread. 50 basis points were back. before getting as narrow as about 41. we are seeing an expansion. still, historical standard. pretty darn flat. vonnie: julie hyman, thank you for that. for the first time in four years, the u.s. 10 year yield has crossed the 3% threshold, sparking ripple affects. trading at aar is three-month high. equities getting hit with the major averages. down -- they have ac

the vast picture the show aims to bring the ancient greek city to life a smaller version of the paramount panorama came to berlin in two thousand and eleven drawing around one point five million visitors over the course of a year. and staying on the subject of antiquity we head now to the acropolis in the greek capital athens now this famous heritage site dates back to the fifth century b.c. of course time has taken its toll on what is now a popular tourist attraction so for the last part in our series on famous landmarks we met up with an expert to find out what preserving this sacred monument involves . the world famous acropolis perched atop a hill in central athens the ruins of the citadel are almost two thousand five hundred years old this national treasure is a unesco world heritage site and a symbol of the birthplace of democracy at its center is the parthenon temple dedicated to the greek goddess athena today it's the work place he's one of ten stone masons tasked with the science restoration. their activities include replacing missing marble columns sections with new ones. carvin

. >> audi manager resource that everyone needs and everyone thinks their needs are paramount?he does answer that but he does tell us some ways the d current system does not answer that it may be counterproductive. also those who have become the top person in the house he says it would require recognition so talk about hearing a scarce resourcere that's going to go through austin you can hear specific points of view to let your state representatives and senators know. so i will ask y you if you would maybe you could have a different page from the irdback. >> conservative liberal republican democrats most of for one --tudied water in texas agree that the statee paradigm for developing policy exacerbates the problems to strip mine -- and institutionalize his third drive west versus east and most important risk leaving the state unprepared to face the water crisis but sooner or later there on the different page the drought record is the equivalent of 50 as texas has exactly the same drought conditions today those consequences have to be shared among the 27 million people there wil

. >> reporter: roughly 2,000 people in two ceremonies packed the paramount theater in oakland to become naturalized citizens. this woman owns a travel agency in redwood city. >> i feel very happy to be a citizen of the united states. i'm from mexico and live in california. >> reporter: another woman, also from mexico, is a housekeeper. >> i feel very happy, privileged to be a part of this country with a lot of opportunities that i've been waiting for, and i'm here to be part of this. >> reporter: you have to be a permanent resees dent for five years before -- resident for five years before applying to citizenship. you must pass a background check, interview, and quiz, six right answers help secure your citizenship. >> you have to know a lot about the constitution, you have to know something about our history, and even a geographic question. >> it's now my dream come true, and it's all because of my husband. >> reporter: and even though rodriguez says she earned her citizenship the legal way, she says this country should not turn away those who are undocumented. >> we are good people. yo

not what you'd expect but it is alive and any needs to get it down to the ground quickly safety is paramount for these vulnerable chicks any uses sanitizer on her hands to protect them from germs the bucket that will take them down is warmed with a hot water bottle because these chicks have no protection against the cold. dr for three years lou your first ways the chick and then photographs it and yes this is what i'm a car looks like in the first weeks of his life no hint of the jungle beauty it will become this chick is the first of the two to hatch like it sibling it's named after its nest mandy lu and you know not the interest of the other that a man needs the earth in the city and there for them and they say i'm going on the wood nest like mending glue have been a big success story of tom a part of research here has shown that more cars can raise chicks in vs just as well as they do in natural nests. the veterinarian takes detailed body measurements to determine how the chick is doing at this stage of development. if lying through . then. then dilute you is taken out and photographed ne

on sunday and her house she said to me finding your voice and being true to your convictions is paramount and politics i love her so many character as a woman especially who had to learn to stand her ground being often shadowed overshadowed by men on i want to direct this to you that that idea of being overshadowed and her role as a leader maybe not getting the athletes that some believe she deserves labels on. you've got to have a con so they've never had a pair call and then there's me they have. let fly level higher than. answer that question. so. i think the whole idea of women in trouble is on that princess and anywhere in the world and we've always been forced into finally it's either she's the wife of a person of the wife or to the mother and a lot of the politics that we have seen is really steeped in mothering mothering politics and i think that what with that manages the role and the function of women as social agents as a change agent as revolutionary calendrical agent and i think that mrs merriman we need a pick a miser concern anyway and i think secondly the thing with naam d

going to go either for the palestinian cause remains out paramount issue and it will remain as such until our palestinian brothers in chief or their lawful rights chiefly the establishment of an independent states with east jerusalem as its capital we renew our rejection and announce a decision made by the us administration on jerusalem and we further reiterate that all the states rejects such decisions emphasizing that east jerusalem is an integral part of the palestinian territories first off for discussion at the arab summit was us president donald trump's plan to move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and made the controversial announcement at the end of last year a call in jerusalem the capital of israel yemen is also on the table with the u.a.e. and saudi arabia heavily involved in the war and the humanitarian crisis there there will be mention of the war in syria but not the recent airstrikes several member states including iraq of call for quick solutions to the conflict there is no representative from syria at the meeting though syria has been suspended from the lea

bob bakhash cited the results as capping a comeback for the media giant subsidiary paramount studios notably turned around from a sixty six million dollar loss from last year's q one to a nine billion dollars profit for this year's first quarter and south korean conglomerate samsung posted a strong higher profit but seemed eager to caution investors about what they called weakness in the display panel segment of their business and a resulting decline in profitability in the mobile business despite all the coffee outs about the future samsung still posted a healthy profit. equivalent to roughly fourteen point five billion dollars. and moving to markets and more from a week ago although from tuesday we saw the dow down five days in a row and that had taken place since march of last year twenty seventeen nasdaq also had four down days and on tuesday we saw a massive selloff in the u.s. and u.s. markets and things seem to have been back on track although these market moves are pretty tough to predict earlier i spoke with the name of islam who joined us from lithuania i ask him about mark

but you will see when all the countries paramount will be forced to negotiate. terror related investigations of the southwestern german states have skyrocketed and it seems that many of the cases involve refugees turning themselves in peter all over explains. the number of asylum applicants coming here to germany decreases what we have seen is an actual increase in the number coming here saying that they were part of a terrorist outfit and it has politicians absolutely baffled i can't understand why someone would accuse himself of a serious crime in the hope of gaining an advantage in his asylum claim to particular reasons in the southwest of the country jump out because it's there that one hundred fifty nine people have declared themselves as members of a terrorist organization already in twenty eighteen if we jump back to twenty seventeen while three hundred people saying exactly the same thing why would anybody claim to be a member of a foreign terrorist group well because maybe that investigation could be solved tomorrow but most likely never the investigati

expectations as the said the strength in the international tv ivision and stronger performance at paramount pictures helped the results. ney reported a smaller t expected decline in ad spending. they showed that their turn around i picking up momentum and investors seemed to agree. shares finished up at $31.18. >>> tupperware said softness in several foreign markets caused its sales to fall and miss estimates. earlier this month the storaget prodaker warned that its quarterly profits would be weaker, and they were, but apparently not as bad as wall street had feared so shares finished up the day up 9% to $46.28. >>> so, how much money will you need to cover health care expenses in retirement? well, whatever it is, a new report finds that nearly half of all workerso nothink they will have enough and, in fact, only one in five have actually crunched the numbers. our senior personal finance correspoent sharon epperson has done some digging. she joins us with that magic numb a. is the magic number or how much are you going to need? >> there is a magic number that people may be a little frighten

. >> fire investigation is paramount right now. >> reporter: investigators still can't go in. this video from tuesday shows a wall of scaffolding collapsing on a row of parked cars. >> we can't get into the burn area until the structural engineer has made his final determination and we have taken action to make sure we are as safe as we can be. >> reporter: the atf has arrived with a national response team. >> the first part will be making the scene safe through video and through witnesses, they generally have an idea where to start looking. based on the amount of damage of the structure. >> reporter: in the meantime, the 250 residents who live in the renaissance square apartments next door were allowed in briefly tuesday to retrieve belongings. but otherwise remain evacuated. >> get those walls down in a safe manner. that is right next to the apartment that people are evacuated from. >> the damage was on the >> reporter: reyes owns the restaurant. >> hopefully it will be open by the weekend. >> reporter: officials hope to remove the dangerous debris tomorrow morning. at that

the ruling us are illegal immigrant they are saying that so you don't think the mentality said way paramount any time these people can face any time these people can face must across the again in burma when they return without any protection this is what my point and also the citizenship and other professions is needed and top of that where they will return their houses and belittle has been bulldozed you know it is no point to return to the giant prison camp to go for earlier this time so we hear conditions are not right for people to start returning to myanmar i just want to show our viewers now where this crisis is unfolding about. seven hundred thousand rohingya have fled myanmar since august to escape violence and the majority of them settled in the district of cox's bazar near the border between bangladesh and myanmar the could to prolong camp host the longest number of refugees more than fifty thousand about forty six thousand have also settled in host communities like and technology shelley to cross i know you've been working a lot with people on the ground and you mention the upcomi

important to know on both sides of the aisle who is doing that who stand up for what they believe are paramount. to the fifth thank you so much for coming on great always. always a pleasure thank you great to be here thanks. the wisconsin department of corrections realized the discrepancy between their male and female prisons while male prisons fossil with programs to help inmates train for legitimate employment women's prisons often whack in education and opportunities for female inmates but that's changed now the two inmates at the racine women's prison dana and denise have become the first female inmates in wisconsin history to graduate from the machinery job program a gateway technical college for six months the women attending classes five days a week learning to read blueprints and operate the machines that will prove critical to employment in the coming years these women were given a chance to turn their lives around and have proven that the program is right for female inmates and is exactly the kind of education that can combat recidivism and inspires women across the state as one of th

think as we move forward understanding how and where and why and what big data really is will be paramount and those people who figure out how to collect to use it and. disperse it in a way that really is. is is ok with people i think will be the winners in this game if we want to have you back because i know you've made some sort of provocative statements about being on the internet is like going on without a driver's license and we'll get to that in the future it will ruin founder and c.e.o. of the ruden group thank you as always for your time. sinclair broadcast group the largest television station operator in the united states has been in the hot seat over its conservative political promotions as part of their ownership of local television stations sinclair stock has been in a decline for a month that is now trading at roughly thirty dollars per share the company owns among other media subsidiaries just under two hundred local television stations primarily in the southern and midwestern u.s. sinclair is known for their must read conservative scripts but recently they mandated that thei

them over in twenty four hours you could stop the conflict in syria for this washington london and paramount this way only having to give orders to two there are handpicked terrorists to stop their fighting against the legitimate authorities and against their own people would not have pursued the strikes were conducted against syrian military air fields which are being used in the course of an operator. against terrorist organizations want to give money it's a quite an original contribution to the combat against international terrorism as washington keeps repeating. which as washington keeps repeating is the only goal of its military presence in syria we have serious doubts about that. so you know it seems that it would be to reclaim its viewers clear that those who are in the west who are covering themselves with humanitarian rhetoric are trying to. and trying to justify their action in syria by your supposedly to defeat the jihadists are actually aiming at dividing dismembering the country thank you this is confirmed by the fact that. the united states has refused to take part in rebuildin

where security and of our armed forces and the mission itself and the operational requirements are paramountpremise and the government had the ability to make that decision and do what is the right thing by four national security and the humanitarian requirement in that particular operation. where do you see the government's strategy when it comes to syria going from here, from now? working with our allies around the world and continuing to work with the un, we have got to continue to work to put that pressure on to find a political six duration —— solution. we have seen in the last week russia continuing to use the veto to prevent investigations, independent investigations, independent investigations, we have to keep that pressure up as well. this particular operation was very targeted and very specific and the wider issue in syria has to have a continued political presence and worked on with it. but this action is not going to bring russia on site, it will have quite the opposite effect. well, this operation in itself is very specific, very targeted, it is about deterring and degrading the

as your investing coach, it is of paramount concern lonnie in new york >> caller: boo-boo-booyah. >> what's happening. >> caller: i called you years ago regarding a speculative biotech stock. i bought it $3.59 cents. i sold a thousand shares at $32.50 it took off. therapy drug in renal carcinoma. xel. my question is they have nothing but positive news. earnings came out and they met earnings, they surpassed on revenue, but the stock went way down for no reason maybe tariffs, i don't know. i bought more. i bought 3,000 shares at 26. and it is now 21 earnings should come in. and they should blow it out of the park. >> you know the staock better than most and i do know the cohorts. be aware the speculation in that particular end of the stock market is speculating down amir in california. >> caller: booyah. nov artis bought avexis. yet the stock is trading around $210 why wouldn't anyone buy this stock. >> it is too risky the upside is capped the downside is unlimited. those are different industries but same possible concept. walter in florida. >> caller: hi, jim, looking for your inputs

it is the paramount issue right now, and also making sure the community is kept informed what is goingost important thing right now. i will have another hotline later the people to call if they have any concerns that their loved ones may bea concerns that their loved ones may be a victim to this. we will be putting that our very shortly, i believe, so that we have three particular

. >> preserving the union was lincoln's paramount priority.g of the war. and he pushed the issue of slavery down the line about as far as he could go, until his hand was forced. >> emancipating slaves is not a decision for a general to make. it's a decision for the president. i cannot emancipate the slaves. >> [ gasps ] elizabeth! careful with those pins. >> sorry, madam. it must have slipped. >> lincoln immediately rescinds general hunter's orders out of fear that he might lose the support of northern democrats and crucial border states like maryland. so, in fact, what you have is the president re-enslaving but lincoln firmly believes that the only way to end slavery and save the union is for emancipation to become a reality, in accordance with the constitution. so now he's walking a political tightrope between anti-abolition northerners and abolitionists like frederick douglass, who view the president's actions as cowardice. >> gentlemen! our nation is on fire. and the only choice, the only option we have left is abolition or destruction. th

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in addition other opportunity barriers, the need for impact of this early education investment is paramount. and whereas it is one of the few school districts that continue to invest in early education, therefore, be it resolved the board of education of the san francisco unified school district celebrated the 75th anniversary of early education department and 75 year history of investment in preschool. (applause) >> we have a quick video. then afterwards a few words. show. during the time of world war ii it came from the mothers having a place in the work force and someplace to have their kids. ♪ ♪ . >> it is a huge development in time. it is so important to capitalize on the opportunities to integrate throughout the day with small group reading, dramatic play. children are using manipulative to count and sort and to do patterns, teachers are taking the time to take dictation so that they are hearing in the children's voice this is what it means to be a learner. >> you will make valentines cards for mommy and daddy. >> you want to be engaged with the whole class. how students interact from

facilities to be built and they're right where we're going to be removing the old head work and paramount is the grit removal. we'll build a new lift station and we will also be improving the bruce flynn pump station which is directly across evans so it will be very reliable because they're going to be really depending on that to work hard during this process. during our planning and discussion, originally this project had a lot of deep work that would come across evans and also it had davidson and we came up with other ways to engineer that because it was a lot of risk and a lot of cost and a lot of potential delays. we added in additional items. bar screens and electrical upgrades so we could count on it. this adds nine months to the schedule and this is the total of the largest increase that is to the phase one portion of the treatment plant. i'd like 20 go to power. in the process of getting that going to build that. this is what that will look like. this is great for us because it truly is two independent supplies. jefferson martin supplies one and trance bait cable is supplying the

is the point of a pope leading a church where love and mercy is not paramount and it makes you wonders to the pope for guidance and comfort and in the darkest of times, lessons of the past must light his way. >>> the american people have entrusted the power of the white house to john f. kennedy. since then, there has been one political disaster after another. and jfk's troubles are far from over. scandal threatens his marriage. the struggle for civil rights engulfs the south and the world faces nuclear annihilation. >> aggressive conduct ultimately leads to war.

. >>> new lines rampage just edged out paramount. rampage stars wayne. a video game of the same name from the '80s. the action film did better over seas than it did state side. 148.6 million. >> it's got me going through my head i used to beg my parents for quarters for the games and how many can be made into a movie, pacman starring the rock >> thank you very much. >>> time now to make the old guys out there feel good check it out 44-year-old bartolo colon achieved almost baseball immortality. the big righty, a big righty, took a perfect game into the eighth inning before he allowed a walk and then a double to the rifle astros if he had completed the perfect game it would not have been just the 24th in major league baseball history, but he would have become the oldest pitcher to pitch a perfect game by four years. big unit, randy johnson randy johnson was 40 when he did it. bartolo colon, 44, almost with the perfect game. >>> still to come here on "worldwide exchange," starbucks in hot water outrage and calls to boycott the company spreading after the a

asks, how do you manage a resource that everyone needs when everyone thinks that their needs are paramount? he doesn't answer that, but he does tell us some ways that our current system does not answer that and may even be counterproductive in this book. he also quotes our state representative, lyle larson, who's become really the top person in the house on water issues. he says, as larson has put it, it would require recognition that either we're all texans or we're not. so this is talking about sharing a scarce resource and how that gets done. and it's going to go through austin, and so you might want to read this book so that you come out with some specific points of view and let your representatives, state senators know. and i think i'm going to ask you, if you would please, to read on page -- i call it 218. hopefully you have it. >> right. >> it's a different page in the hardback version. >> okay. indeed, conservative, liberal, republican, democrats most of those who study the water issue in the state of texas agree on one thing, that the state's bottom-up paradigm for developing wate

what is the point of a pope leading a church where love and mercy is not paramount?ontinues to wrestle with faith. the world looks to the pope for guidance and comfort. and in the darkest of times, lessons of the past must light his way. >>> civilians in the crosshairs in syria. world powers are reacting to the latest apparent chemical attack. >>> and the u.s. president donald trump says there is a big price to pay for that attack. now he and his advisers planning their next move. >>> plus a town in mourning. remembering the victims of a crash involving a bus packed with young hockey players. hello and welcome to our viewer here is in the united states and of course all around the world. i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. "newsroom" starts right now.

speaking korean] perry: the danger of a nuclear catastrophe today is very high, and i think it's of paramount importance for people to understand the danger. the bulletin of the atomic scientists for years has provided the world with an excellent measure of how close we are to nuclear catastrophe. make no mistake, this has been a difficult year. most troubling has been two concerns that are adding to an already challenging global landscape. the first... the first has been the cavalier and reckless language used across the globe, especially in the united states during the presidential election and after, around nuclear weapons and nuclear threats. the board takes the unprecedented step, the first time in its history, of moving the clock hand 30 seconds closer to midnight. today we move the clock a half minute closer to midnight. it is now two and a half minutes to midnight. [playing piano] kremski: [speaking french] narrator: accompanied by the music composed and performed by alain kremski, the nuclear requiem explores the continuing struggle of dealing with the most lethal weapon ever created

every analysis that you see or read or hear about kim jong-un is that survival of the regime is paramount with him. so will he really be willing to give up this kind of technology? that's still a big question right now. >> you touched on it briefly. we know president trump is scheduled to meet with kim jong- un. what impact do you think this may have on this meeting? >> president trump seems pretty fired up based on his tweets this morning. he seems very excited of this prospect of ending the korean war ultimately. so everything seems to kind of be falling in line for this summit between trump and kim to actually take place. we still have to work out the details where and when it will take place and so on. it's also important to note that a lot of things can go wrong between now and then. but it is, it is kind of on the glide math now to taking place. >> douglas zader as always thank you for the update from washington. >> thank you. >>> this morning bill cosby remains free on $1 million bail after a pennsylvania jury found him guilty yesterday of sexual assault in a retrial on felony char

it must be paramount. it is difficult but with no longer be set aside. when unleashed with other devices we quickly reach a capacity problem. the precautionary principal is already city policy but it's not enforced. in this context let's also ask do we need this new device. just because somebody thinks it's cool to ride a motorized scooter does not mean that we need it or need to permit it outside of designated areas. the watch word of the tech industry has been disrupt. some companies may welcome guidelines but history tells us that some very large players have intentionally evaded and sustained rules that do apply to them. airbnb's long failure to pay the hotel tax comes to mind. we look to look no further than facebook to look at a business model that turns people into products and sells them for profits. butting go bikes -- >> [bell ringing] >> -- and the next few thing on our streets is a disaster. we need space for the humans that we are adding. when we live in a small space we can't keep bringing in more stuff no matter how cleaver it seems. consu

brown versus board of education was a paramount decision in american legal history, decided on may 17th, 1954 by unanimous supreme court. we're in 2018 now. well have a trump judicial appointee who doesn't know whether she can say if it was correctly decided or not. the idea is preposterous, but it's consistent with donald trump, who can't say whether the people in charlottesville were right or wrong on either side. it's consistent with john kelly, who thinks that the civil war was something that could have been resolved if people just compromise more. it's consistent with people that supported roy moore, who said he -- >> we don't have enough time for all the examples that you could probably put out there, fine people on both sides and all that. matt, do you expect someone to have a better answer that that? >> yeah, look, i don't know why she did that. maybe she's not as familiar with the case? i doubt that. >> she's a federal judge! >> but we have seen examples where people, where that happens. my guess is that she was actually, that this was a strategy that she went in there and was

creating spaces is also just as paramount. we bring together local stake holders and really hammering out consensus on how the district wants to coordinate and market itself to the greater san francisco bay area. sub gent marketing campaigns can distribute to the identity. that allows a command for new demand for the community to activate. i included some pictures all over neighborhoods in san francisco. as you can see the seed installation at the astro district which is quite inpressive, we have fisherman's wharf, a new community park and two parking spaces in noe valley to create a public park let. often times these project that is are designed to create new public spaces are facilitated between cbds, area nonprofits and partners. there's very potential to accomplish even more. it has been incredible useful in assisting cbds to realize beautify projects. the more we have at our disposals to suppleme supplement the greater the ultimate benefit is to our neighborhoods and con -- con -- constituents and stake holders. we have t