it may be a specific area in a park opposed to the whole park in general. where we see congestion it is often placed based. we make adjustments aim management. we often see that they can be cascading effects across other park operations in areas. we are doing a planning and engaging those things. we have monitoring systems. we are measuring the effects of those changes. we are carrying those lessons forward. >> i will yield back the balance of my time. again, thank you for initiating this hearing. certainly do know the out partnered me to the extent that we can explore some potential legislative solutions to address this challenge. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from montana. this is mr. rosendale. >> thank you very much. superintendent, i've been very fortunate to visit many of the national parks around the country. i have been to zion myself. it seems to me that at every one of these locations, while a vast majority of the park itself does not have any impact, if so, it is very little impact, what we need to do seems to identify the

within the mission bay park system to rec and park. in last year's budget we added 11 positions that we will start may 2023. 7 gardeners park section supervisor, 2 custodians and one custodial supervisor. we are also requesting a new service area manager that would be charged 50 percent to mission bay system and 50 percent of the time spent on other parks. additional gardener, 2 park rangers and funding for utility and structural maintenance as mission bay and we are assuming the staff will be reimbursed. the work will be reimbursed by ocii quhoo has the final budget decision on how we will be receiving but we are in a current mou process with them. next slide. so, for improving public safety and street conditions, we have a couple positions in structural maintenance, a painter to painter supervisor 1 and general labor to a ornamental iron worker. and then additionally we had a previous change in hiring that we are budgeting through this process. a 7344 carpenter that used to be a 7342 locksmith. we are going to be requesting to the ma

parks. -number two. -my name is rosa parks. -and number three. -my name is rosa parks. -once again, panel, these three ladies all claim to be civil rights champion rosa parks, and let's start the questioning with kitty carlisle. -number two, what led up to this glorious moment on that bus? -how did you feel at the moment of arrest? [ bell dings ] -that bell tells us the time is up. and now, of course, it's time to vote whoever, in your opinion, is the real rosa parks. -i voted for number two, and it's just based on a feeling. she just has that gentleness, i think, that would allow to be defiant. -okay. -any one of these three ladies could have had the courage, and i'm ashamed to say, i don't really know which one it really is, but i voted for number two. -all right. and nipsey, who got your vote? -well, i'll have to disqualify myself. i know mrs. parks, and i was one of the entertainers on that show between selma and montgomery, but ms. rosa parks is 10 foot tall, and she's a legend and a he

and national parks and access. and even this notion of ownership. and so we're going to be looking forward to that. and finally, shelton johnson national park ranger and educate educator extraordinaire who has landed in yosemite national park and just refuses to go away. is also the author of glory land, a really interested thing perspective about national parks and the and the dilemmas that many of us people of color in this country face when we celebrate, on one hand, this marvelous invention of national parks in these beautiful places. and yet the prices that some of us paid for for them to even exist. and what in those tensions all the time so wonderful exploration of that in his his book of glory land. but he's going to be bringing a very, very person sort of perspective about what it means to be in these places that he is now the steward and helps guide the rest of us in that notion of stewardship. so i leave you finally with this, and it is about that notion of stewardship, about that collective responsibili

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parks is her soul sister. she is mrs. parks. the soul sister. this is the youngest woman in america. so it's quite. thank you so much. i also to thank peggy wallace kennedy. her father was governor wallace in alabama and still her journey from 12 years on, she's written an extraordinary book called the broken road. she gave a book signing the museum in the mansion in washington. we fell in love with each other. she lives down here. she went to troy. so it's karma that she's here with her husband. so thank you very much. she's a very close friend. and it like to introduce sitting next to her is my soul sister jane gunter. she was on mrs. parks's bus back in 1955. she was pregnant. her daughter was in her belly on the incident. and her story is quite extraordinary and. today, she's going to record some of her history at the museum. so thank you everybody. i also want to talk about the karma of c-span being here because the founder of c-span comes from my home state in indiana and has done such an extraordinary job in telling the history of america

more knowledge-based products were unveiled in the fars science and technology park. functional products in the fields of oil and gas drilling, as well as sanitary appliances, which were unveiled in the presence of the president's vice president for knowledge-based science, technology and economy, prevent pipe breaks and accidents caused by this operation is a pipe drilling of this knowledge-based product , which is used in the oil and gas industry, was produced by the efforts of a young team in shiraz design, and it is the sixth country in the world to find that these three chemical products from another knowledge-based company are one of the management products that provide it is oil and calcium is based on the nature of the selection of 23 livestock units for the national drilling company to enter the amin gas refinery. what kind of product were they able to mass produce after two years of research and development and prevent foreign currency outflow ? we can estimate 40 million dollars per year. and these two products, graphic granules and herbal hair color graphi

the park is managed at several levels. an intergovernmental coordinating council, the park administration and the development company, the park administration is , uh, a state institution and we, performing the functions of administration, by providing public services to our residents, we create precisely the conditions for the fulfillment of tasks. we have, uh, also uh, good experience of chinese partners, which we use here, working with an investor in the one-stop mode, all the necessary procedures for working here for all investors, all residents from any country in the world. all procedures are carried out here on the territory of the park, as for the e-company, here, of course, the economic component in terms of infrastructure construction and the investor, when it comes is very important, that all related infrastructure elements are already ready. the first resident registered in september 2014. today , there are 99 residents from 15 countries of the world in the great stone. we have identified a number of areas for

now close in the park foxes. but the success comes when all of those species are truly back in a system that's functioning without human intervention. as well as helping to clean air and water, large expenses of forest and breast land also, naturally sequester cardboard. a crucial way to mitigate climate change least regenerating forests also play host, who treats are so rare. it's almost mythic and it's rehabilitation could be the parts i think the biggest challenge to wildlife rangers have for me to help me find it in an, in the nearly by the perfect. but that again was really when, you know, i don't know part of the when i get anyone, i'm not sure when it's on the new trucks. we're more of the are using telemetry, the something that the radio frequencies emitted from color some of the year when i lost my mental tunnel anyway. yeah, thought it in the middle since a renewal notice i can see and perfect. ok then ahead 9. they were for city or must, you know, the very, yeah. at the study again. yeah. they had a th

state park is just one of the fully closed parks.but what has happened here during the recent storms is a microcosm of what state parks officials are dealing with all across the state. it doesn't take long at big basin redwoods state park to see just one of the problems here, too huge redwood trees fell over a footbridge, which leads to some of the most popular trails inside the park bridge, supervising park ranger andrew dobbs says. at nearly 20,000 acres, there has simply been no way crews can get into the back country to assess how much more damage like this might have taken place here. so this park remains completely closed to visitors. this is one of the main routes to get into the backcountry big basin where so many people love to hike and experience the beauty of the redwoods. it's not just the trails and visitor areas of the park that have been hit hard. these popular falls used to have a viewing deck and that was destroyed by the ccu complex fire in 2020, and now the big storms of 2023 have washed out part of the road overlo

they parked their cars in the parking lot near the house, the plot given for parking for a long timeeased from the union of motorists, the contract was constantly extended, and now the owner of the city land decided that in this form parking should not exist and terminated the contract. well, we were put on the facts. they just posted ads in the garages with us. nobody met. no one explained what would happen here, how it would be in the parking lot . car owners equipped metal structures according to the type, shells, removable cover rates, which are also allowed to be installed on communications. that's why we are standing at many people there, in addition to cars, things and a trailer are stored. well, there is a lot of everything, there is, therefore, where to put it all on is not clear apartments in this house and cars in their places time was received by veterans, 40% of them were labor veterans of the armed forces. is 60 percent of the owners disabled? parking places have passed through hot spots are veterans of military operations in afghanistan in africa in the north caucasus

radley is park superintendent for the pleasant hill, recreation and park district and says of the city's most pleasant oaks has been hit the hardest. the problem that has grown in recent months, but one that has been going on for 2 bradley says students from pleasant hill, middle school across the street are to blame. there's handful of kids from the junior high across the street. come over waiting for their parents be picked up lot of time on their hands. >> unfortunately, they're doing things like tagging things are vandalizing property in the bathrooms are on play. structures to police departments as good damages and cleanup fees have exceeded $15,000. bradley says a surveillance camera was installed at pleasant oaks park a month ago. >> and it has led to 3 teenage boys being referred to juvenile probation park and recreation staff also caught 2 boys in the act were also facing probation. when you see something say something >> contact the park contact the police department. if it's, you know, something that happening as you watch, it's and even auto is chair of the recreation and par

here we are in the reserved part of the park. uh, we're going through.ssing. the route is equipped with us and you see what beauty we have. yes, now, if a person and people came to eat a little ordinary bicycles, they rested in shock to him comfortably there in the gazebos where you can remove the garbage and relax. enjoy this beauty piece. we are no merkane work. only uh, care for the playgrounds lines go somewhere. anything else is all natural. this is oakwood she's sitting. i got such an oakwood according to the description of a historian. here is such a forest that has always been scored, probably, and what is the most ancient tree here. here. tell me about the second gun. we have a sardub, they say it is over 600 years old. well, this is the one that is available, there are still places more oak forests. uh, the older ones are just for the tourist. they are less accessible due to their subsoil layers. there is a swamp post. here we have trees, and even more in diameter and height. and what do you feel here, being in such a place in fate, gratitude t

these pay to park signs along stretches of parking spots that until now were free. two miles of the lake are being converted into metered parking. this is part of the city's lake merritt parking management plan , a program that has some residents feeling like they're getting squeezed just something else to pay for it. it's making it hard for us. you know what i mean? i feel like it's kind of nonsense, tricia day said, paying for hourly parking and worrying about possibly getting a parking ticket just to walk around the lake adds to the cost of living. i feel like there's a lot of other places the city could funnel money from, but this is just another way to do it from people from like everyday people, a map posted on the city's website shows the streets where drivers will have to pay seven days a week to park including all of lakeshore avenue. the city's proposal aimed to improve traffic flow, make the roads safer and make access to the park. equitable part of the plan reads. the status quo allows vehicle owners to park and unmeasured spots bordering the lake and le

now goes in the park foxes. but the success comes when all of those species are truly back in a system that is functioning without human intervention. as well as helping to clean air and water, large expenses of forest and breath land poles. and that's where i li sequester cardboard. a crucial way to mitigate climate change. these regenerating forests also play host to a tree to so rare, it's almost mythic. and it's rehabilitation could be the parks thing. the biggest challenge to wildlife rangers have promised to help me find it, but in the nearly any effect. so by the perfect but the ones that we went over. so did i don't know further when i get anyone i am going to give you much and it's on the new trucks. we're moving, we're using telemetry, the something that x radio frequencies emitted from color some the beer when i lost my mental tunnel anyway, yes. sorted in the middle say, well no, i don't know if i can see and perfect. ok then ahead 9. they were for city much longer video. yeah. and at the study that

the waterfront project is um, will connect the park with two system parks with the so showing shoreline will result in a 10 acre waterfront park that is essential to the health of san francisco southwest community oh, southeast sorry. >> the park priorities will um, address contamination from buildings and activities on the bay front and create an inspiring and amenity rich for capacity and reflect in the bay view community and healthy a shoreline will protect the community and this project included the equitable development plan that the community will benefit the workforce and economic 0 opportunity was developed that with want community support and with the unfortunate organizations from the community. next slide, please. yes, the property is broke down into phasing three august of 2019-2020 at a cost of $12 million the second phase it is a park development of annex it is currently in process and that will cost $54 million. all in place for that the final phase of renovation will be the renovation at the shore line park that is what this grant will support. next slide, please. the cu

we're moving in the park that replaced that. but they gave in a couple years ago, but it came from me for me and my know, you know another good 30 or you can think that answer it on to them in front of a coconut you can use it to gas is give us a good when i went in there for them, they gave us a party again daily, so they were moved in and moved. okay. and we pull it up for those. and the wrenching also complained that to must leave the part to keep their lives. took all 16 people working on the ranch when it was close, where den employed that the part 8 of them as part of the board, and then in by 2018, the park employed more than 90 people during high season. meanwhile, tourism has created sustainable sources of income for local populations. this was truly an emblematic branch. so just the image of this region shifts when the land use shift and that was really hard on people, which i completely understand. i would have to have this area of be 100 percent tourism, the culture would fracture. the structure of society would begi

state park is just one of the fully closed parks.but what has happened here during the recent storms is a microcosm of what state parks officials are dealing with all across the state. plus the suspected chinese surveillance balloon drifting over the u. s and international relations expert weighs in on what it means for the u. s business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. this week is your chance to try any - subway footlong for free. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the app, and get one free. free monsters, free bosses, any footlong for free! this guy loves a great

the park compromises 7,259 ac acres. and to not have a plot for the people who live on that island to be able to garden, people who are locked around water, who have an inability to be able to get fresh fruit and vegetables to their families. it would also foster a better relationship between the community and the national park. last week, my office hosted a meeting to ensure that virgin islanders' voices, not just written comments, were received by the department of the interior, the national park service, and the government of the virgin islands about the proposed government of the virgin islands national park service saint john land exchange for the construction of a kindergarten through 12th grade school on st. john. during this meeting my office learned of the barriers and difficulties to commit during the final comment period a written statement. thankfully the park was -- allowed us to extend this until march 15. while my office can advocate for the people of the virgin islands, presently we are not, my office, co

back at mount diablo state park. there was disappointment at not being able to see the snow up close, but perhaps sometime this weekend, what do you wish you could do? be up there. just, you know, maybe make snowman throw snowballs. the park officer tells me every effort is being made to reopen the roads in the park sometime this weekend. he's advising people to check the parts facebook page or call the park for the latest information for those phone numbers. you can also go to ktvu .com and click on web links reporting live in walnut creek, amberleigh ktvu. fox two news in the north bay officials are warning of dangerous ice along roadways as the cold settles in for the night. ktvu standard katsuyama shows us the scene in napa and sonoma counties. it was a surprise. a snow flurry on friday turned wine country into a winter wonderland. snowflakes cover the slopes surrounding napa valley and across into sonoma county and the cold snap the snow stock highway 29 over mount st helena was closed due to snow and fallen tre

these pay to park signs along stretches of parking spots that until now were free. two miles of the lake are being converted into metered parking. this is part of the city's lake merritt parking management plan, a program that has some residents feeling like they're getting squeezed. just something else to pay for. it is making it hard for us. you know what i mean? i feel like there's a lot of other places the city could funnel money from, but this is just another way to do it from people from like everyday people. a map posted on the city's website shows the streets were drivers will have to pay seven days a week to park including all of lakeshore avenue. the city's proposal to improve traffic flow, make the roads safer and make access to the park. equitable i think it penalizes people, um like parking should be free like at at the lake in and you know, i think it's exclusionary. and that people have to pay and not everybody can afford to pay for parking on busy weekends. it's not uncommon to see cars double parked or blocking bike lanes. in the past, the city has

they call it a park closure. a spokesperson said the city wants a private property owner to single-handedly subsidize affordable housing in san rafael, but the park has no cash and is losing money every month. since the city has refused to honor its own ordinance, the only choice is to shut down the park. we anticipate all residents moving out by october and look forward to redeveloping the property towards a higher and better use. >> my mom say the same thing, i'm not leaving here, not on my dead body she said. she's 96 years old. i plan to stay here and fight all the way in court. >> reporter: the city of san rafael is aware of the latest notice to shut down the park. because it's a holiday weekend, we could not reach them. it's unclear if the city plans to step in. >>> it's been weeks since a historic sea clift pier was ravaged by the winter storms. as you can see, the damage was so extensive the state ultimately decided to tear it down. >> so before it's gone, today the state parks department held a good-bye

and from wishing to be parked there is no end, dmitry beninnikov found out why business prospers? car leaves, and its place is immediately taken by another nearby. people in uniform are waiting for the driver to park and demand payment, but i came here for the second time and put the second, ostankinskaya street, orange. in this yard. there were garages, they were demolished, but the place was not empty for long, according to local residents, their territory was occupied by unknown people and organized paid parking here. that's where the car is now, as it turned out in the role businessmen, security guards of the neighboring enterprise act, apparently they decided to earn extra money. not far from the workplace . here they are hooked. these are the things that people who come to vdnh to ride come to visit. we have a skating rink, all of moscow is here and it starts here, this place here really, khlebnaya there are not enough parking lots around vdnkh. and then i paid 300 rubles. stop. as much as you want from those who wish, there is no end. you can put here 300 rubles. went for t

the number of homeless in the park and the numbers were now close in the park foxes. but the success comes when all of those species are truly back in a system that's functioning without human intervention. as well as helping to clean air and water. large expenses of forest and breast land also naturally sequestered carver and crucial way to mitigate climate change. least regenerating forests also play host who treats are so rare. it's almost mythic and it's rehabilitation could be the parts. i think the biggest challenge to wildlife rangers have from me to help me find it in an, in the nearly the by the who took them. but then again, when i went over it, i don't know further when will it or get anyone i am going and much and it's us on the needle trucks. we're more the are using telemetry recent than other decks. radio frequencies emitted from color some the year when i lost my mental tunnel anyway. yeah. sorted in the middle since a nuclear renew on the service i can see and perfect. ok then ahead. no. and they were for the city or much of number video. yeah. and at

so here are george washington parke custis. his parents, john parke custis, known as jackie, also raised at mount vernon. he is the son of martha washington from her first marriage and in the middle seventies, he marries eleanor calvert, who was descended from the lord baltimore line and suburban maryland. and they were married at mount airy, which is in upper marlborough, maryland. and this is where george washington parke custis was born. he was the fourth, the only boy out of four. and in 1781. this was during covid. so this place was closed. i had to sneak on to the property and get that photo. but nobody really minded. i think so because jackie dyes, when custis as an infant, six months old, early. november 1781, george washington parke custis and his sister nellie, the two youngest are adopted by george and martha washington and raised at mount vernon. the two older girls stay with their mother and so that meant that custis was raised in a life of luxury, which is exemplified by several of the portraits done by notable pa

again in golden gate park. it has been a great time for music and ties into the recovery and the tremendous energy where we are feeling and -- you know anybody who says san francisco is struggling needs to hang out in the park system. where well is joy and beaut and he inspiration every day. >> so, the san francisco board of supervisors passed legislation to make jfk drive in will golden gate park car free. how have residents responds. >> the san francisco residents responds positive. families. bicyclists, joggers, people with dogs and people from every corner of san francisco have discovered that jfk promenade is a treasure. it enhances the parks so much. imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were go

solutions for of the park.to for safety and access improvements for people wing on the park this shows the garagent row and exist improvements on kearney. design is proposed by mta and incorporateed rec and park department. so, on the garagent row and areas there will be curb extensions to shorten pedestrian krszing distance with one vehiclent row lane and exit lane. also there will be a dedicated left turn lane on kearney street for meritists entering and existing the garage. there will be now landscape and signage in the your to provide walking space for pedestrians on the sidewalk and also guidance for motorists entering the garage. the plan the design has been reviewd and supported boy port smith plaza parking corporation board. rec and park they are going to install all new ad a compliant curb run and sidewalk along the perimeter of the p and also [inaudible] will be applied to the existing curb r.s actually nondirect crosswalks for people who have vision impairments. reshg and park will conduct a street u

the leopard land is equipped with various machinery like no other national park we have a national parke leopard. now there are more than 500. uh, camera traps. they stand in pairs with so that it means to take pictures of both sides and tigers and leopards in their places probably passing to the word sensors and camera traps in a professional park a photo of one of the tigresses won the competition for the best wildlife shot in the world in london how effective is spark about this the figures say in 2012 there were 30 leopards and the dynamics was frighteningly negative today there are four times more leopards 121 and 14 kittens were born last year, only a similar situation with the samur tiger in 2010 . there were 390 horses in russia. today , there are at least 750. only a part of the land of leopards lives in you, but the trend is obvious. the population of cats is growing, although they walk on their own, but under the unobtrusive supervision of people. they do it much better than alekseev svetlana chumakova thanks to sponsors annually invests about 300-400 million rubles. in envir

again in golden gate park. it has been a great time for music and ties into the recovery and the tremendous energy where we are feeling and -- you know anybody who says san francisco is struggling needs to hang out in the park system. where well is joy and beaut and he inspiration every day. >> so, the san francisco board of supervisors passed legislation to make jfk drive in will golden gate park car free. how have residents responds. >> the san francisco residents responds positive. families. bicyclists, joggers, people with dogs and people from every corner of san francisco have discovered that jfk promenade is a treasure. it enhances the parks so much. imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were go

solutions for of the park. especially to for safety and access improvements for people wing on the park this shows the garagent row and exist improvements on kearney. design is proposed by mta and incorporateed rec and park department. so, on the garagent row and areas there will be curb extensions to shorten pedestrian krszing distance with one vehiclent row lane and exit lane. also there will be a dedicated left turn lane on kearney street for meritists entering and existing the garage. there will be now landscape and signage in the your to provide walking space for pedestrians on the sidewalk and also guidance for motorists entering the garage. the plan the design has been reviewd and supported boy port smith plaza parking corporation board. rec and park they are going to install all new ad a compliant curb run and sidewalk along the perimeter of the p and also [inaudible] will be applied to the existing curb r.s actually nondirect crosswalks for people who have vision impairments. reshg and park will conduc

and these groups are also killing park rangers.sudan's military is alleged to have murdered six rangers in chad's zakouma national park in 2012. hutson: that murder was accomplished by a joint force of the sudan armed forces and the sudan central reserve police unit known as abu tera. the park rangers, being good muslims, went out to pray one morning at sunrise, and this joint force executed them in an infantry sle. narrator: the rangers in zakouma are among the 100 or so rangers killed protecting elephants in africa each year. vira: these guys put their lives on the line, and many of them, until very recently, were operating with, you know, broken down rifles, no pensions, no mechanisms, no clear mechanisms in place to take care of your family if the primary breadwinner dies. shelley: terrorists are operating as businessmen these days, and they are seizing targets opportunity. narrator: al qaeda affiliate al shabaab is an example. kalron: al shabaab is built out of former warlords. their profession is trafficking. if it's not in i

let's just say it provided the conditions for the industrial park. further to the production premises, there are 5,000 square meters of exactly the same premises so that it is possible to increase the lines for the production of refrigerating equipment in vinnytsia. 4 industrial parks of them began to equip 7 years ago, built roads to land plots and carried out communications in order to convince the investor that the company hat, which is is building a plant for the production of sports equipment for winter sports with the creation of the prospect of 1,200 jobs , the creation of such a food silicon valley of processing agricultural products , that is, with added value, such industrial parks will become salvation for relaiced enterprises vinnytsia region has adopted more than 200 companies that not only create working places bring income to local and state budgets and their adaptation was significantly facilitated by the law on industrial parks in it was adopted in ukraine already during the full-scale war. but it is he who helps with business . they

e, it is also important that we provide administrative services on site in the great stone park 95.administrative procedure, carried out directly by the administration of more than 10.000 such procedures for 400.000 years of our activity. we have already implemented and it is very convenient for business to work in our project. and one more aspect, it is not new for us, but at the same time, we have been working for a year. i would like to take advantage of including and advertise to the latest decree 215. and we have the ability to provide additional. eh, these are not even preferential terms, but the conditions of e simplification. e-e activities in the field of medical activities of the provision of services for the production of medical devices in the park of the great stone and with the development of including traditional chinese medicine. for us, this will already be the provision of e -import export of medical services in our project. deputies of both chambers of the belarusian parliament have gathered today in the oval hall to hear the report of the prosecutor general. this

, and an encampment fire destroyed part of the park next to the playground. the city shut down the encampment around the same time but some people came back within the next month. >> a lot of our communities are refugees and immigrants from southeast asia and central america. >> reporter: it is a diverse neighborhood. the park is surrounded by mostly chinese and vietnamese businesses. >> it has been three or 4 years since they played at this park, and we live very close and they used to come here a lot but it has become so dirty. >> reporter: this grandmother who used to take classes at the community center says families avoided, thinking it is not safe. >> i just don't understand why our government cannot resolve this problem. >> reporter: jennifer is the president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce, they met with city officials on thursday to talk about solutions. oakland council president, nikki bass represents this area, she said clinton park is one of her top priorities. she says the city plans to offer folks transitional housing so families c