parking. this decision would have serious consequences. cities were about to come up with a very complicated and unwieldy answer to the question who owns that parking space. chronologically speaking, we now in 1970, curbs are made free or cleared for faster, and their critical as urban access is limited by either decision. for builders zoning parking is ubiquitous. you can understand what planners were thinking when they established these rules. they could have the private fix the parking problem instead of city tax dollars funding tax exempt garages. developers be forced to build the parking themselves. nearly every city adopted a long complex that dictated how many parking spots had to accompany every single use from apartment buildings and schools to donut shops, nail salons, notaries funeral homes? yes, they really are that specific. in fact, you're looking at a popular parking manual on screen. tag yourself. i am a coffee donut shop with a drive thru window. but they're so specific. i mean look at some of these marijuana dispensary store bui

parking minimums in the city. conflating and expanding architecture and urbanism with bubbles of asphalt. fourth. after affordability, architecture and transportation are parking decisions have also, needless tofe say, had a terribe effect on the environment. carbon emissions from all the driving, pollution, stormwater flooding between heavy rain because the surface has sealed over prairie, farmland and forest good the lack of groundwater for the same reason. parking is a huge contributor and obviously a hostile environment or birds. all of this mandatory private parking for architecture the environment. here is a crazy thing. all of that private parking did not make it that easy to park. one reason is all that parking is private. between homes offices and shops and rarely is ever shared. that means clients must drive from one business to the next or risk getting towed it complementary parking uses like an office in an apartment building or bank in a restaurant where school and theater exist side-by-side and one em

you are trying to help. >> reporter: just across from the santa teresa station is a safe parking lot built by the city of san jose to give homeless rv dwellers a secure place to live. the only problem, not a lot in it, only 16 now. across town on the streets near columbus park there are a lot of them. jessica, who lives in the street side encampment thinks it does not make much sense. >> all of that space with nobody there to go to. i mean, and the more rvs they think is going there more rvs show up in this area. >> why aren't more people taking the city up on its offer? it turns out most of them can't. when they open the safe parking facility it included a requirement that any rv staying there must be operational, insured and have current registration. jessica doubts that any of the vehicles in her area would fit that description. >> we are just getting these false advertising like promises that we would be able to get to live in a living parking space and -- no one is ending up going there. i have not seen any of the rvs here be moved. >> reporter: the city realizes that and is looking into fixing t

park every day. we feel a few days of increased noise and traffic is reasonable trade off to the support provided that benefits our city and parks and enhances our public image. i'm in support adding additional weekend of concerts. more positive exposure for the city. more fundses to cover student budget and income for residents shops and hotels and 3 free concert in thes downtown area. no cost to the city some invoens for residents who is live notoriety pathat is correct it is a good deal. i don't think our board of supervisors presented with opportunity like this afternoon i urge the supervisors my supervisor, and budget chair connie chan to approve this permit which will bring more music, good press and more money, millions to san francisco. we need to support this. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. i'm tonya polar a residents of san francisco and the food curatorator for outside lands. i'm here to speak about the positive impact it would have on restaurants and food vendors had a tough couple of years. on a personal net i feel this this event would combat san francisco is stuck in a doom loop economic c

robert o'brien who served as national security adviser under former president trump and joins us from park city, utah. ambassador, it's good to have you here with us. >> nice to be with you, margaret, thank you. >>> i want to ask you about a number of national security matters but start on this idea of a potential government shutdown. national security wise, what do you think the message is to the world when basic matters of governance seem politically insurmountable and the government shuts down? >> well, what we used to say in president trump's administration economic security is national security, and we've got too big of a debt and we have to get the debt under control. i think speaker mccarthy has done great job and negotiated a good deal and it would be great if if the republicans got behind speaker mccarthy. i understand why there's concern over the size of the debt and the frustration of some of the gop members. it's understandable. >> republicans have objected to even passing defense spending at this point. aren't we in a sort of dangerous moment? >> well, i came out in favor of passes

. >>> on the living roof of the cal academy of sciences in golden gate park , city leaders unveiled theirlan to make the city more green, literally. they are reimagining the san francisco urban nature alliance and they have bold goals to transform 30% of the city land area into bio diverse green space by 2030. the city says that right now that is only about 5%. it is part of the fight against climate change going further from the current plan to reach net zero emissions by 2040. >> it is not enough just to reduce our missions. we have to get egger in boulder in terms of how we heal the planet, because that is what is at stake. >> it is unclear what the new green space will look like, but over 30 organizations are collaborating on the effort. >>> a new business owner is betting on san francisco and new businesses in the downtown area. the house has one very special feature. >> it is a new space in the financial district. you walk in and there is an area for people to sit. you look up and there is an amazing view. so when the owner of the new restaurant was thinking about the design, they h

the city's 3000 acres and parks and playground. but it's going to be quitting time. traffic is picking up. it doesn't take long to clear that big of cars after 435 or 30 6:00 and the city gone home. at city hall, a mayor ends a normal day. 8:30 a.m. met with the city counselor concerning. the legal problems of the new sewer district. 945 approved a bill authorizing of a new viaduct on grand avenue. 1030 talked with the director of public safety about new procedures and testing fuel pumps. 1120 met with city plan commission new rehabilitation project and slum clearance. 12 go for lunch with president of chamber of commerce outlining progress attracting new business to the big city. 230 inspected new airport administration. 435 approved and signed. three ordinances. vetoed on spot zoning. 510 answered. ten complaints by northside citizens concerning dead trees. 601 went home. but not goes home at six p. for some, the working day is just beginning in the city. garages, automobiles and trucks wait to serviced. wait to be made ready for tomorrow's work. environment. and do

lots in the city, which the pilgrims can easily access from arbaeen square, after the blessing and parking in mehran, has been moved more inside the city until the return of the last surplus , the service appointment in the name of parks that are related to islamic pilgrims in the city of tehran, more than 60 % of this parking capacity is strengthened and predicted to cause the return of pilgrims has continued until tomorrow ok, let me tell you that i had a request for pilgrims, that is, he is entering the country today so that there is no problem in returning to different destinations in the country . more than 4 million people have gone on the arbaeen pilgrimage, farawardeh officials say, and according to the information of the national media of nisan , there was no severe crowding at the borders for the pilgrims to leave . 460 we come back and create problems for arbaeen pilgrims, the victory of the man has been closed and he won't let the sheep pass the border test. how many coughs will be covered in this year's arbaeen news in the national media . i will open the door of the remote co

everything is the same as a month ago, when he went to the city park for a walk. together with his father was he who collected literate to go to artek plans and dreams collapsed in one minute, unmanaged mercedes flew into the city park. at some cosmic speed, the bewildered boy beat the child and tried to avoid the collision. it just didn’t have time, the parents still haven’t left the shock after the death of the child and are very worried that the case will be put on the brakes. they just came to another, it turned out to be a beautiful mercedes number three units owned by a retired judge anatoly gorgolin, an examination is needed on criminal case. still not completed, and he himself, probably the culprit of the accident, has been in the hospital for a month, according to media reports, he was allegedly interrogated by investigators. he said that one girl does not remember anything now, according to some reports, in a hospital in moscow after an accident, she does not walk or talk, where there is a small resource, but they are trying, let's say get out dry. here, from uh, similar situati

park. right at midday on a sunny friday in august in a packed city park in front of all of the kids at the playground. shot the guy once in the back, he fell. got off his bike, walked over, shot him twice in the head. this is just down the block from the german chancellor's office. with his target laying dead on the ground, shot three times, the man with the gun got back on the black mountain bike and rode away. here's how the "wall street journal" describes what he did next. quote, with his target lying dead near the children's playground, the assassin hopped on his bike and pedaled away. he stopped at the nearby river, changed out of his clothes, andu peeled off a wig revealing a bald head. he hurled his disguise and his bicycle and his pistol and silencer into the water, into the river. then he shaved off part of his beard with an electric razor there on the side of the river,e he did that. so he's been wearing a wig. he's got a change of clothes with him. c he's got the electric razor with him to change the look of his beard.e takes off the wig, changes his clothes, uses the razor. and

interested teachers can apply for a classroom visit and up to two field trips to the city park of their choice. field trips are 2 and a half hours long and like i said, they can happen in any city park (indiscernible) >> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manners. today's special guest is katy tang. [♪♪♪] >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching san francisco rising, the show that's focused on rebuilding, reimagining, and revitalizing our city. with us today is katy tang, and she's talk to -- talking to us about assistance and services provided to local businesses. can we talk about the role of the office of small business? many small businesses are struggling to help. how can you help? >> director tang: we are here as the city's central point of information for all things small businesses, so we can help people start, stay, and grow in the city. if you want to start a small business, we can pair you up with small business advisors, who can talk you through your business plan, help you develop it, whether it's regulatory requirements, business permits, and just help yo

professional hit man kind of hit, right next to the swing set in that park right at midday on a sunny friday in august. in a packed city park in front of all the kids at the playground. he shot and he got once in the back, fell, got off his bike, go over to, him chime twice in the head. this is just down the block from the german chancellor's office. with his target of laying that on the ground shot three times, the man with a gun got back on the mountain bike and rode away. here is how the wall street journal describes what he did next. quote, with his target laying dead near the children's playground, the assassin hop on his bike and peddled away. he stopped at the nearby river, change out of his, closed and peeled off a week revealing a bald head. he hurled his disguise, and his bicycle, and his pistol, and silencer into the, water into the river. he then shaved off part of his beard with an electric razor, they're on the side of the river. he did that. he is wearing a wig, he has a change of clothes with him, he has the electric razor with him to change the look of his beard, takes off the, whip changes his clothes

park in the city for the fifth annual sf pride pro-am golf tournament. the proceeds support lgbtq+ organizations both in the bay area and beyond, and we are delighted to have jamie lynn zimmerman, who will be honored at the sf pride golf awards dinner tonight for her tireless work with the lgbtq plus community. jamie, happy friday to you. well, thank you very much. it's a great weekend ahead of us tonight and tomorrow, i guess you're at the fairmont tonight and at tpc harding park tomorrow. tell our viewers a little bit about yourself. introduce yourself and why tonight and tomorrow are so important to you. well, i'm a class lpga teaching professional. i've been golfing since i was seven years old. and i'm the creator of something called kia golf or centered golf, where i've blended my expertise as a 6 degrees aikido black belt and a psychologist into some really very holistic golf instruction. and this is an incredible event. the fact that the lgbtq community is playing golf at a major us open golf venue and we're full of balloons and all kinds of great

i didn't have parking because the city doesn't provide parking and too dangerous to walk through the civic center every day. this is a difficult situation and i think there needs to be something done about the tenderloin in particular how they respond to break-ins. thank you. >> thank you for your comments today. checking to see if we have other callers and that was the last caller, chair. >> thank you. public comment on this item is closed. supervisor chan. >> thank you chair. i want to thank all the people that made public comment and i think that it is regrettable-when we talk about prevention strategy i don't think anybody in this room or practically at least i know i'm not when we discuss prevention strategy in any way victim blaming. i think it is a way what can we do to prevent that. i also do think that i also want to say, i can hear from the public commenters that there is a level of frustration for all of us. i definitely want to own part of that. what can we do to work together for a solution both on prevention side and we look to our police department and again, want to t

duncan martinez returned to the good life in park city utah, while detectives turn their attention tohe was doing drugs with. >> so now, nathan was locked up in the county jail in riverside california, totally unaware has but he had betrayed him. though duncan story about what happened in that train tunnel wasn't a betrayal, but was it true. you can't charge a man with murder based on blame from an old accomplice. mind you, there was some forensic evidence, a little, traces of blood under ron's fingernails, where blood type a b. duncan was taipei. but what about nathan? >> we got a search warrant for his blood, and that came back positive. 4% of the population had it. >> that was good, quite good, but still not enough for a murder charge. detectives needed to place nathan inside the tunnel with the knife in his hands. one possibility, would the guy who had ratted on him help him some more? >> we had established a relationship with duncan, he knew where we were coming for, we wanted to get run baker's killer, he told us, and we told him, you will help us, and what you are -- eager to h

this is the outskirts of victory park, in the city of mozyr, in this park , old times were often mety made a more modern concrete platform there. there are fewer people walking there. this is not at all the same, but in our time there are some holidays here on may 9, may 1. people from all over the mozyr region gathered here , usually coming here in the evening. i had a workout and after the workout. i left my bag with a friend and went here to the dance floor and it was like that. well, of course, like all young people. met at the cinema, went to the cinema and really loved it. we don’t have the rodina a cinema right now. he was now from behind the studio there, uh, school art. well, there was a dairy store nearby, and there is still this place, we bought a bottle of milk for 20 kopecks, a round loaf , sat in the first row and watched a movie and ate it, don’t forget it, right? what is the artist doing, what are you doing here, making sketches for future works? i’ll have to sketch it like this for now, and then i’ll transfer everything into oil, everything will be a good picture. th

. >> a resident over here in battery park city, a newborn and was exposed, they have to have their life bear the burden of financial, medical expenses. >> reporter: and two decades after that unforgettable day of school, she thinks about it this way from the memorial glade, dedicated to those like her dad, lost after 9/11. >> you look behind me, the glade's very subtle, and there's no names on it. if you were to put names on it, this entire square would be filled with people. >>> a new poll shows california voters very split on the idea of offering cash payments to the descendants of slaves. 28% support the idea. 76% of black california voters were in favor of payments, but almost two-thirds of white voters and 60% of latino and asian voters are opposed. when asked why, they had reasons, unfair to ask today's taxpayers to pay for wrongs committed in the past. the second was that it's not fair to single out one group for reparations when other racial and religious groups have been wronged in the past. the task force worked for years to release the recommendations this past spring. >>> st

not only don we see great examples of statesmanship, we see a certain depth and cup park city that you will not necessarily find with the king of israel in the bible. >> we have time for one more question. >> rabbi, can we talk about the here and now. i am wondering about your reaction to the commencement speech. >> that is not our subject, but obviously i would condemn anti-semitism in all its forms. and, of course, see a terrible warning sign it a danger sign. it is why some are honored and delighted to be hosted. singing her praises. >> let's do one more question about the book. here we go. >> how do you see jewish law affecting these leaders? some are very orthodox. how do you think they transform jewish thought. >> jewish law plays a real role in some of the figures here. not just the rabbis. obviously, there is one central drama concerning conversion. asked by the royal family to stay and to convert which is exactly what one of the other leading jews did and of course he famously refused. everything would have been opened to have. one of the greatest moments in his life. but, jew

three years, and officials say it will give the city's economy a boost, but also prevent cuts to city parks and programing. the more live music i say, julia, the better. yeah, a lot of entertainment options. yeah. more live music. a boost that the city could use. there you go. yeah. all right. and that is our report for tonight. thanks so much for joining us. you can watch mornings on two, which begins rouz at 4 a.m. good night, everybody. good night. manny: morning, all. good morning, papí. hump day. am i right, jay? your day ends at 2:30. can't come fast enough. quitting time. am i right, jay? let's not make this a thing. whoa, whoa, whoa. where's my soft-boiled egg? i scrambled it. it's good for you to try new things. i don't want to try new things. you can't just spring this on me. i have bad news, manny. this is not the biggest curve ball that life is going to throw you. don't close yourself off from new things. i ever tell you the story about me and crab cakes? thought i didn't like them, tried them, love them. wow. are the movie rights available for that one?

at the arbaini car park in this city , a procession of people who provide free car services has been organized . it offers a service to pilgrims here in the large arbaeen parking lot at the entrance of the city mehran tayibi is not serving arbaeen hosseini pilgrims. 400 car mechanics should be replaced here in may of this year. master and student came here. they gave a wrench so that no pilgrim could drive my car away. what was he doing? it gives me the car last week, it's not a comedy, it really doesn't hurt your hand, here, in addition to some repair work , there is no consumption, it will be replaced for free, the fuse is burnt, the dynamo belt, the pad that i ask, they say that in the way of al-hussein, peace be upon him, it has no meaning for them, night and day he is a servant imam hussain, imam hussain and hazrat abbas, we have come. peace be upon you. do you work here, people, hamid agha, sed and sima news agency , arbaeen parking lot, mehran border terminal, age inspector, 30% of the registrants in the samah system are between 7 and 18 years old . this year, the presence of y

. >> this is eric from park city. my question is in regard to fundamental valuation of stock.earnings, margin and total -- of market. all of those will give me a sense of what i would be thinking provided there was historical data. >>> let's go to kate in georgia. >> if you have a diversified portfolio, it is okay to be having a certain sector? is it favored? >> i would tell you you can do it but not by much.'s you don't know what will happen. there are times when oil is -- . i say i really shouldn't and oil spikes. the first thing i do is try to get it right back down. i am uncomfortable being overweighted in any industry. i do believe the diversified portfolio over the long term will outperform one that isn't. >>>'s i wanted to thank you for your show. it has been a great learning experience for me. i wanted to ask a question here, i know joe is here, i'm huge on fundamental analysis and use them to make investment decisions. the question, even though company showing strong fundamental, is it a good idea to incorporate technical analysis as well? >> everything should be incl

signed by president wood row wilson, it created a relationship between yosemite national park and the cityisco that continues to this day. >> take them to the -- it's an imperative for collaboration with the national park service and the forest service for our ongoing work as well as maintenance projects and capital improvement projects. >> we have a strong partnership with the national park service aimed at protection of the watershed, it's for the natural values for it, and wilderness area for the park service and protection of water quality. >> for a century now, this dam in a national park brought fresh water to the san francisco bay area which shared stewardship, it will continue to do so for generations to come. >> this will is the moment. it's made possible [♪♪♪] ♪ homelessness in san francisco is considered the number 1 issue by most people who live here, and it doesn't just affect neighbors without a home, it affects all of us. is real way to combat that is to work together. it will take city departments and nonprofit providers and volunteers and companies and community members al

the holiday, grodno one family children's family interactive locations are located in the central city park. here, in the plein air , young artists were able to visit various venues, both cultural and entertainment, both sports and more important events. yes, the programs that the city has prepared for us really allow us to love it even more today. uh, festive atmosphere. the weather is simply stunning it is for this holiday that the mood is excellent. city day in grodno is rightfully considered a musical festival , the entire historical center has turned into one large concert venue. there is a street art festival, dance battles, amateur groups perform here, and now the residents are not sleeping. and guests. the grotto awaits us at the culmination of the holiday at midnight, the sky will be colored with colorful fireworks yuri kornilovich viktor baka tv news agency. on the eve of the day of the tankman , a reconstruction took place in the historical and cultural complex or not stalin . the belarusian offensive operation bagration from june 23 to august 29, 1944, the red army defeated the

park. here are the big cities in the world. at, old arbat we really love, kuznetsky most, that is, in general , it seems to me, everything that is connected with the culture of russia is a museum, the hermitage, i really like all this, and our family too . but also another guest today who is present in our studio is vahid kiass, the owner of a belgian waffle cafe. since what year have you been in russia since '98? and you also have a russian wife, that’s why you remained russian wife russian life. they responded to the russian daughter-in-law very well, even my father, the first time we went there, every morning, a rose and a hot croissant. and what was the most difficult thing, what was the climate like to get used to in russia after algeria, really? i was born on a mid-winter sea. this is the capital of algeria, algeria , and in the first years it was hard to cope with winter. and then i go hunting at -15 all day in the forest with friends without problems, and i also built a bathhouse and fir tree myself. why not russian panc

we're also extremely thankful and grateful to have the city of san francisco and its parks and rec department for providing girls like us the ability to grow together as a team and opportunity to represent the city on a national stage. our hope is that the foundation built, which we have been lucky enough to be a part of, will continue to grow and allow us to keep succeeding both on and off the baseball diamond. thank you again. and go sox. hi my name is belÉn henriquez carillo and i'm the 12 you team captain. and i've been with the base since i was six. i'm lucky to be able to be in this organization for a very long time, thanks to this organization and parks and recs , i've been able to play in five sf ibl seasons and go to three bfa tournaments. although i'm very grateful for that. the best thing about baseball is the people. thanks to the base oks. i've made many friends and am able to play with people like me now. i can finally have people i can relate with and share the same interest in baseball as me. i also want to thank all of the coaches for being very supportive and accepting anybo

because i can look at her i've been in the city any that whole life and people with first aid i would because the gaspeders and people that work for rec & park will handle the problems in the city so when we say, you know. appreciation not be silent is that what you said? i show up for this department because all of you did such an extraordinarily job a privilege to be part of rec & park and come to the parks and explore the parks and discover something knew so the folks are honored and want to say congratulations and there is a bar that is open and some informed who took the bill for that phil didn't like to spend any modern and courtney, you know. the mason local and plumbers it is nice of you guys i hope an annual tradition but we've had that 15 years when we celebrate we also not only recognition people but we also provide substance and build food and the beer and alcohol and whenever and whatever you choose but a way to show our appreciation for all the hard work that so many of you don't day to day and thank you, for being a shinning work to be an incredible public servant and thank you, for sticking with rec & park day to day doing li

park. >> the city has 120 days to come up with a plan and funding for the idea. once it's finalized, san francisco would be the second city behind new york to ban turns on red. we spoke with people who often walk through the city. >> i do lot. >> the mostly pay attention to where i'm going. but then you always people that kind of sign. they don't care what they are for something that was >> the tenderloin district has had no turn on red signs 2021. stats show the signs have been 92% effective in that neighborhood right now, turn on red crashes make up 20% a pedestrian and bicycle related injury crashes. also in san francisco, the city's board of supervisors president aaron peskin introducing a resolution asking for the end, a virtual comments. this comes as the meeting. see an influx of racist comment during yesterday's meeting. there were at least 5 instances where collars used racial slurs aimed towards black people. other bay area cities have dealt with the same problem, including walnut creek, where races caller phoned into a public meeting. well, the time no

temnikova installation zigzags at the entrance the tricolor is a symbol of this day of the city in gorky parkelf. final preparations for the main city event of this autumn. several hundred thousand visitors are waiting here for the festive weekend and they promise there will be entertainment for everyone, as soon as visitors enter the arch they will be met by brass bands, which to perform music about moscow during these two days it will be possible to listen and watch the performance of the ensemble. alexandrova art open-airs, street culture festival and even wakeboard competitions and that’s just a small share of festive events, parking, and vdnkh has its own gift to muscovites and guests of the capital on september 9 and 10, all attractions in the amusement park are free of charge moon express, the astrodrom clock waltz, and, of course, the famous sun of moscow to look at the festive capital from a height of 140 m. the main thing is not to get stuck in line; luzhniki park has its own atmosphere. this is where the last days of the moscow urban forum take place , try out surfing on an artific

approach to the fight against uncontrolled scooters, and not norway obliged to wear helmets, not to park in the cityreduce the speed limit in switzerland, it does not exceed 20 km / h to drive scooters. there you can only use bicycle paths, private scooters remain in paris.

profsoyuznaya metro station to the mcd and shchukinskaya stations and at the same time unites city gardens and parks its entire length. length of the entire ring. almost like the 100 km of the moscow ring road , they promise to close it in a year, and by the end of this season new bike paths will appear in a bicycle network is being developed in the northern northeastern and eastern districts. for example, a route is being laid in the moscow region in odintsovok that will connect three parks of meshchersky malevich and larisa lazutina’s sports park. a path is being built with minimal damage to nature, since this is a swampy part of the area. a certain technique works here. only on the road only with all-wheel drive with high cross-country ability in order to preserve the trees long equipment. here they are used this year to complete an 8-kilometer section of bike marts, its total the length will be 22 km alexey krno. maxim gabrilian boris agapov georgy stadnik to lead. rusfond is raising funds for masha, who was left with a birth-born facial deformity due to illness of her parents, who abandoned her

you see the parks comprised of 3 lots 2 are city owned. rec park upon properties and the third. owned lot slendz and running along selby street under the elevated 280 freeway. the dot lot is a third of the park area. the park includes a childreny play area accident basketball half court. small picnic area and open space which is the dot owned lot portion. park hours 5 a.m. to midnight. society key provisions of the park updated lease would include the following. nential term of 10 years with 3 i'm sorry 10 years with the base rent of 2 thousand dollars a year with 4% annual increases. grant rec park 53, 5 year options to extend the lease. maintaining the 4% rental adjustments. for a total termum to 25 years if the options remember fully executed. the use of the of dot owned lost to be used for rec purposes consistent with the rec park mandate. and lastly the agreeable updated leases providing protections for both parties. in closing. the key benefits of renewing the lease include the followings:allow for the rec and p use of selby minipark in the current size. and allows for the

program manager at trust republic land and i'm also a landscape architect and have designed a few parks wnt city so the parks are dear to me. and i want to start by saying that everybody in the u.s. has the right to have a high quality park within ten minutes of where they live. water front park is one of the examples where the community did not have access to the park for a really long time. and did not have access to the one water front. the park design and ideas are coming and we're honored to proud to be supporting this effort. this iconic park is connecting the water front and will make all san franciscans proud. and as lisa mentioned, it's a complicated partnership and we are, figuring out the final details of this agreement with rec and park and with the san francisco foundation. we need great management of the funding of the park that is needed. it's going to be a gem for san francisco. >> thank you. >> do we have any other speakers on this item in room 16. seeing none, do we have any hands raised on our line? i don't see any hands raised. so public comment is closed. missioners? >> i'll

afterwards, the teams will have to quickly restore order in city parks, glass , metal, plastic, paperwaste, and volunteers will sort the waste . for each, the team will receive points; by the way , the competition will be held in all regions of belarus and will unite students and working youth. the first game that brought together about twenty teams. the artifact competition was very interesting. these are the most seemingly unexpected finds. it was also a wheel from a tractor and a jar of pickles. we even found interesting pairs of shoes for carrying out. this form of eco-clean-up work has become in demand and very popular, because it is a new form. when can you enter with the help of the game? i will note useful environmental habits in my everyday life, national championships are part of the large preparation of environmental volunteers for participation in the international tournament eurasian cup of cleanliness, which will be held in the spring of next year , the belarusian beach soccer team will try to develop success in the group stages. on the eve of the euroleague superfinal,

park. the project is expected to finish in fall 2024. this marks the city'sark expansion in more than 20 years. a bay area nonprofit focused on affordable housing receives a multi-million dollar donation. how it says the money will be used to help those hoping to own a home. and a beautiful sunset to end the workweek. check it out. this is what it looked like over the oakland estuary tonight from our ktvu roof camera media ologist mark tamayo will be back after the break with your weekend forecast. stay w

city through projects. the they are required to fay a percentage to public benefit and there are different bucket list is a park's bucket. we depend on funds and plan on those. there is a planning press in the city that plans those funds coming inform and as i will mention in the 2020 bond program we have seen a delay in the funds manage inform there has been work to fill the gaps because it is slowed as we know development slowed. >> how do you access those funds? do you have to apply for them? or are they -- >> there is a process and i think i'm not sure the capitol planning folks may speak. there is a city committee and the development impact fees are assessd and come in at entitlement. there is a process of identifying how much the funds will be that is all estimates and the schedules are estimates as limp. a city mittee this works to plan that funding allocation. >> you can defer to another party. i understand that the development fees are updated based on investing. are you finding indexing is keeping up with costs giving supply chain and labor issues? >> i don't have an answer. i don't know if our capitol

on friday, she and other friends and family gathering in this redwood city park. karina's favorite to keep her memory alive. i want everyone to remember karina. i she's a beautiful person. she means the world to me and to everyone. one year ago, castro's estranged boyfriend, jose landeta, allegedly killed her outside her home with a samurai sword. beheading is a subjective phrase i would rather use. the phrase is yes, the death was caused by the blow from this sword to her neck area multiple times. the couple shared an infant who's now two years old and with child protective services, karina's oldest daughter, now eight, is with her biological father, landeta is charged with first degree murder and if convicted, faces 26 years to life in prison . those at this remembrance service say it's important to get justice for karina, but also raise awareness about domestic violence. it's been around forever, domestic violence. i know so many people, including myself, that have gone through it. and it's real, you know, and now there's acting like this is a new trend. it's n