thanks for having the river park foundation. ple know there's a river here in petaluma . but what does it mean to you? and what's the mission of your foundations here? yeah. thanks so much for having us this morning. being the petaluma river park foundation was formed by a group of citizens here in town that came together to acquire a piece of land that was for sale on the open market's 24 acres of open space on a peninsula in the middle of the river, surrounded by water. in 2019. we formed the nonprofit and raised the funds with the support of over 400 households here in the community to acquire the land and launched the project in 2020. and so what's the goal for that land, jorge? the ultimate goal is to build a community department where the community has the ability to create something for that will be used for our community in general, how important is the river to petaluma? i mean, i know a long time ago was industry. frankly it was money. how is it developed and changed over the years? it's i grew up here in this town, and

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>> yeah, at the national parks foundation. >> so you can apply to get a copy of that? >> yeah. >> thank you. >> it's a question, just over there. can you tell us about some of the older trees of note on the grounds, beside the jackson magnolia? >> sure! well, as jonathan talked about earlier, i think the most special one is the one planted by mrs. cleveland. it goes back to the 18 70s, that relieved japanese maple. it's often looked overlooked and overshadowed by the jackson magnolia. yet it's the oldest known one on the grounds, and it's a beautiful, beautiful plant. there's also -- there's actually others that are not presidential. there's a blue atlas cedar where emmy curtis treehouse was on the south grounds. we don't know how old it is. it predates any records. that's a beautiful old tree. and there's also, one of my favorites was a protea persica -- coma name protea, do you know? protea, it's on the west side of the edge of the grounds, predates records. it's a plant native to the caucuses, it's in the same family as which a source, and it blooms in the middle of

. >> elsewhere in the park stands this monday nuument called "the foundation of peace." the names of the people who died in the battle are engraved on that. names of the people were read for 22 hours a day this month. >> translator: by reading out every single name, we want everyone to feel the loss of these precious lives and also heed the calls for peace that come from okinawa. >> one day after the start of campaigning for the upper house election, japanese nationals living abroad are casting their ballots. people living in south korea have a choice of paying a visit to the japanese embassy in seoul. it's one of more than 230 polling locations set up around the world. voters can cast two ballots. one for the last japanese electoral district they were registered in and another for the proportional representation system. as of tuesday, about 99,000 japanese citizens were registered as eligible voters across the globe. the overseas voting period differs by region but ends by july 4th. meanwhile, some voters living inside of japan also started to cast their ballots. they'r

in the meantime, the work in the park, as expressed in co-builders, is leveling rubble, sand, pulling communications, preparing foundationss sports grounds, pavilions and fountains. now we are building these walls from above, a floor slab is being made , and it is already pouring out more often than itself. the fountain from above is covered with beautiful granite, around here is marble granite, there will be work in some places, as if are just beginning, but they are, in principle, soon to end. yes, the task set for us is serious, but we will cope with the tasks set by the mayor in the park. now more than 1,000 people more than 150 pieces of equipment. we have already purchased new mafs, new benches, new sports grounds, new playgrounds. all of this is in stock. city day is already a traditional deadline for improvement projects in moscow, by the beginning of september, the main work to bring urban areas in order should be completed this year, too. despite the late start of the season is no exception to meet the deadline. transneft is not only the transport of oil, it is the modern production of engineering products. the

made of steel and cement, and built as sort of a buffer wall between the tower's foundation and a five-level-deep parkinghe east side. that's the side under hamburger's plan that needs to settle and sink down once weight is shifted to straighten the building. in the photo, you can see the steel beams on that wall, and above that held in place by pieces of lumber is a foot of soil put on top to allow the 10-foot-thick concrete mat foundation of the millennium tower to settle down. but since that time, the tower has sunk through that soil and is nearly on top of the wall, which could prop up that side of the building indefinitely and doom any chance of reversing the tilt. david: so there's a lot of concerns about the fact that it may be hung up on the shoring wall. jaxon: when asked back in 2019 if the underground wall could get in the way of righting the building, fix engineer hamburger assured a city panel of experts that when the weight is shifted to the east, that entire wall will sink into the clay underneath it, and that will allow the tower to start to right itself. but veteran geotechnical engineer

book came six sequels spawning an eight-movie franchise, which are now the foundation of a $25 billion empire that includes theme park even after the third book, many still consider the series just a fad for kids. we're opening up the "abc news vault" to 1999 and abc's aaron brown. >> in -- in the beginning -- >> reporter: in a library in ardsley, new york, kids are doing what children in 100 other countries are doing this summer. they are talking about harry potter. >> his mother was a wizard. >> reporter: the work of british author and single mom j.k. rowling, harry is an orphaned and unhappy 11-year-old transported by the giant hagrid to his rightful place, the hogwarts school for wizards and witches. and in that magical place where owls deliver the mail and soccer is played in the sky, all manner of slightly scary and consistently wonderful take place. the kind of adventures that never happen to a muggle. >> what's a muggle? >> it's a person who doesn't have any magical blood in them. >> they don't know about the wizards, period. >> reporter: we muggles have made the two harry potter books bestsellers. the rare c

foundation washington, d.c. just across from lafayette park from the white house. in about a week or so ago we had our grand opening, so we are 100% ready for every single one of you to visit us in washington, d.c. as is our tradition at the library, in honor of our men and women who defend our freedom around the world, please stand and join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. you may be seated. now before we get started, there are a few people in the audience i would like to recognize. first, max jacobs, former federal prosecutor at hold on -- welcome the city council members from the county of ventura, thank you for being here this evening. i want to recognize the executive director of the ronald reagan presidential foundation institute, my boss, john highbush. [applause] tonight, it is my honor to welcome to to the latest in our speaker series, a time for choosing. many of you have

park. as the builders put it, they are leveling rubble, sand, pulling communications, preparing foundationsains. now we are building these walls from above, a floor slab is being made , and it is already pouring out more often than itself. fontana from above it is made with beautiful granite around. here is the marble. in some places, the work seems to be just beginning, but, in principle, they will soon be finished. yes, the task set before us is serious, but we will cope with the tasks that the mayor has set in the park. now more than 1,000 people more than 150 pieces of equipment. we have already purchased new mafs, new benches, new sports grounds, new playgrounds. all of this is in stock. city day is already a traditional deadline for landscaping projects in moscow exactly by the beginning of september the main work to bring urban areas in order should be completed this year, despite the late start of the season, it is no exception to meet the deadline. once i was on twelve jurors who had to reach a verdict in one very difficult case, 11 jurors voted indifferent. and i chose responsibil

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it is home of the reagan foundation in washington, d.c., just across from lafayette park near the white house. we had our grand opening a year ago, so we are ready for every single one of you to visit us in washington, d.c. now, a tradition at the library, in honor of men and women who defeur

planet's soil the music concourse inside golden gate park one of the locations for the series of save our soil walkathons hosted by the aisha foundation group dedicated to slowing down the degradation of the world soil. the organization believes our soil is going extinct and is calling for use of more organic material in agriculture as a way to preserve the land. 2% of agricultural soil is already degraded and in about 60 years. we're gonna lose our farmable land. there's only about 60 years of farmable land left. so this is an issue that affects every single single person on the planet. today's event included both a 3k and 5k walk as well as several musical performances organizers say it's one of about 60 save our soil events held in the us canada and south america today. only on seven as the bay area gears up to celebrate the warriors championship win a young boy who had something very precious stolen from him is also celebrating. thanks to the team. it's an update. you'll see now only on seven. if anywhere we got for you, we got a surprise for you. nine year old betty romero. now that the warriors won. you ready had no idea. he was

so our deep appreciation to the foundation and to all of the rec and park staff and the puc staff that worked to put it together again. we are excited welcome people back. more information at stern grove. last but not least we have as you highlighted a should recognition today. it is robert watkins day. come on up. robert. i will get sad. robert. i did not sign off on this. robert has been the parks service manage for area 3 and is retiring the end of the week after 40 years of city service. 38 of them working for this department. 13 of them with me. and today is also robert's birthday. wow! [applause] >> he has managed park service area 3 for nearly 10 years. this is much of the southeast portions of the city. including 25 parks from bay vow to the excelsior and includes mc clarin and the jerry garcia tloert we discussed and the ind why basin area, which we discussed this . is included the oversight of approximately 40 staff deploy in the 3 park maintenance work units a custodial team and environmental service unit. an array of parks with the highest concentration of athletic and rec

ulyana park is a member of the lviv city council who is currently in sweden. in particular, ulyana pak recently managed to get a grant from a german foundationast three months. within the framework of this project , a number of activities are held. for the children of immigrants , it is also extremely important this chess school and sports games ms. ulyana, if you are still with us at contact, tell me where i can find information and the schedule of these events of outdoor movie screenings for children in lviv and so on. i thank you very much for helping us to spread information and for as many children as possible, first of all, as well as families who moved to lviv uh, could you take part in our events? yes, uh, we uh, we carry out these events from the public organization all-ukrainian democratic forum, and you can get this information on the facebook page. we also have pages in telegram, our project is called shelter friendly lviv and there is information about all our events, as well as a chess school, a summer chess school in telegram, we have our own group there, even a teacher-coach gives tasks to children, we hold six events a week,

other side of the river, the foundation gone there, that house slips into the water and is just swept away. bridges and roads gone across the area. many families staying in the park, they were forced to shelter in place. the images of the treacherous route through a rainy yellowstone national park. rocks falling on a car. that heat also fueling severe storms pummeling chicago and parts of the midwest. damaging super cell traveling more than 100 miles. and as i mentioned in milwaukee, the search after that 10-year-old boy and two adult men, they were all swept into that drainage ditch as heavy storms slammed the area overnight. and now tonight, the dangerous heat spreading up to the great la lakes. in some areas, the heat index, the feels like readings from 100 to 115 degrees. tonight, all of those entrances to yellowstone national park remain closed. ginger zee times all of this out. >> reporter: in montana, fast-moving flood waters causing this catastrophic in and around yellowstone, whisking away a shed and then this massive house crashing into the current a few hours later. the river dragging it downstream. >> my grandparents were saying it's the highest it's

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parking lot will be excavated down for building foundation and root severing the applicants will be required plant 2 new trees must be gifrngo or red manipulate and he will pay for 4 trees because they are 4 short of the requirement this . is other 20660 and hear from mr. clip first. >> thank you, can you hear me. >> yes. >> in 2019 the city proposeed remove every tree on 24th street the heart of the community from mission to potrero. the community reallied against this and the pieces of opposition was the funds raising for and hiring offer arborist and the city agreed to abide by the findings. also the funds razor happened in the middle of the pandemic in a neighborhoods that was suffered the worse impacts of covid. based on our findings the number of trees removed went from 78 to 33 and you may remember there were 2 trees being salvageable we were told that came off from the housing development it was a struggle getting them off the lsz because of push back. upon yet de spite the nature the protest and the appeals proceedings it was 2 years ago we came with what turned out to be a successf

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foundation. the library. i certainly hope the city appreciates support. what is discussed in the past few years about potential with the parks alliance, friends of city planning, i think it would be good to have an orderly closure of all of the friends of city department entities. i believe friends of san francisco environment is in the process of shutting down and city planning has been shut down. i believe there are continuing issues with parks alliance. we are no longer well served by having these entities creating issues and problems and requires a lot of legal and compliance reviews. at this point the benefits do not out weigh the problems. i would support receiving these funds and support from the friends and foundation of the library. i would look to the board to create legislation to get rid of these entities and look to the departments boards and commissions to unwind their relationships with them as soon as possible. we would all be best served by that course of action. thanks for listening. >> there are no more speakers in the queue. >> chair ronan: public comment is closed. motion to send to the full board with p

from infrastructure to parks, schools, small businesses and emergency and fundamental services, our work forms the basis and foundation for revenue sources plural, over $4 billion, allocated to respond to the needs and priorities of everyday san franciscans. next slide, please. so as you know in our assessor's office we identify, discover and value all taxable property in san francisco that equals over $4 billion as i mentioned through the collective work of property and transfer tax collection, majority from the property tax collection, a little over $300 million, projected to be higher than that in the coming fiscal year. that supports our general fund, the san francisco unified school district, city college, to a small degree, but bay area rapid transit and the air quality management district. additionally, because we want to make sure that we are ensuring specifically through local entity, ownership changes for control, we want to be sure our work continues with the board of equalization, $72 million through the audit program, that was started by my predecessor and we are happy to continue the program. so one of t

foundations are houses may crack. but even if this does not happen, residents will lose parking and daylight , alexander karpov understoodt situation. these blocks prevent us from living. builders are trying to chop off a piece of our yard, and we cannot use our cars. because if we remove them, then same this place will be a fenced situation. patovaya almost according to lenin, the tops, that is, the electorate of the glazunov academy, cannot begin the construction of the exhibition building, because the bottoms, that is, the residents of neighboring houses do not want to lose parking spaces and sunlight. officials. perverted the whole project digging two floors. down. below us is the subway height of the building. now it will be 20 m. something corresponds to a six-story building. that is, how people will live, er, in the first second third floors, is completely incomprehensible in these houses. mayakovsky visited the desired sarmat visited by vladimir ilyich lenin that crumbling monuments of architecture a monument of culture in the form of our houses and houses. yushkov is the main thing, knowing the academy, this is

joseph's hospital foundation board, the chat ham -- chaght am leadership board and the american cancer society. he played a major role in the building of the beautiful bridge and started a park and support group that continues to benefit people today. he was also very involved in the republican club. a loving father and husband, outdoorsman, community advocate and agent of change, russ will be dearly missed. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the 10th anniversary of the daca program on june 15, 2022. in the last decade, this program has allowed young americans to pursue the american dream in the only country they know to be their home. they have been able to live without fear of being separated from their families. and have been able to pursue higher education and their dream jobs. they are our friends, our family members, trusted community leaders, co-workers and fellow americans in every way but on a piece of paper. madam speaker, we need to do