at central park. both demonstrated the republic's ability to meet the needs of large numbers of its citizens, even as it was being denounced monarchists in europe and violently attacked by secessionists here at home. however, without final union victory, aided by a 180,000 black soldiers legislation for yellowstone and the early national parks that were based on the assembly template might never have been enacted enacted. however, this narrative was largely erased in the early 20th century. in order to distance national parks from any association with the trauma and controversy of the civil war and its aftermath, much of the country white reconciliation and a lost cause narrative that nostalgically glamorize the old south and rehabilitate the leaders of the confederacy. jim crow legislation and practices reversed, hard fought rights gains made during reconstruction. this was happening just as political momentum was building in washington to create a national park service and i concluded some photograp

we've opened up the park and other parks in the area. we're opening up a school in this neighborhood. chase center is here with the national nba champions, the golden state warriors. you have the giants there. this is real san francisco at mission bay. so the thought that we're here celebrating the opening of this park is just really icing on the cake. we know at that there were some challenges, but i'm so grateful to not only supervisor dorsey who harassed me more for this park than i think anything else, and i appreciate the support of our puc director dennis hararea. he's running the public utilities commission. i appreciate that we w rked together to come up with a solution to get this open for the community krld i know many of you are anxious. that's why you're all here toe celebrate this milestone. this is what happens when we partner and work together and make great things happen. 7-acres of park space and brand new and all these, you know storm drain things around the environment that dennis will explain. ultimately, i want to gi

park located along the edge of the east end of golden gate park. this skate park has been under going renovation of the last which include (inaudible) have a busy week the following day october 25 we will hold a groundbreaking for hearse playground in visitation valley neighborhood. the playground is slated for $3.5 million renovation as part of the lets pay sf initiative and include two play-landscaping picnic table benches fountain and ada improvements. just last week at indian basin, the environmental protection agency deputy administrator janet mucabe visits the 900 enis site. joined by martha guzman. epa laidards were delighted to see the cleanup and environmental remediation at the site has been completed and park construction is underway. as you recall, they contributed significant funding to the cleanup of the 900 enis site. also at india basin rec and park held fall fest inviting district 10 families to enjoy kayaking, pumpkin patch, food, car show and many activities. as indian basin waterfront park becomes closer to realty (inaudible) cr

and park department wants to have everybody to have a park within ten minutes walking tame from their residence. but golden gate park is unique in the city and unique in the nation, i think in terms of what it offers in the way of museums and other attractions. i think all of us deserve access to the park as much as possible whether or not we can bike there, walk there or for our parents have to drive us there or we have elderly people that need to be driven there. >> thank you. justin? >> proposition i is a setback for california. it makes people less safe and steps back on client goals and fiscally irresponsible. the opening of the highway extension as deemed by proposition i would put $80 million price tag to stop coast erosion. that's money that's going to be spent and simply for a road that has been designed to be closed next year. keeping the road open provides a mill stone over san francisco taxpayers and additionally, jfk drive continually be on a high corridor and it's in the top 13 percent of streets in the san francisco and it's 75% of traffic deaths. by reopening jfk drive

rosa parks." we will speak to the film's codirector yoruba richen. >> it is really remarkable to think that some of her earliest memories are sitting with her granathe wating the klux klan try tintimite and terrorize r hou and her grandfherefendingita gun, defending his fily. y: we wi fture extensive experts and speak with jeanne theoharis, author of the book "the rebellious life of mrs. rosa parks," on which the film is based. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in iran, a massive fire engulfed parts of tehran's infamous evin prison saturday, killing at least eight people and iuring dozens of others. it's unclear exactly what happened, though iranian state media reports prisoners and guards clashed before the blaze erupted. witnesses reported hearing explosions and gunfire coming from the prison. evin is well known for housing political prisoners and anti-government protesters. many of its former captives have said

and every summer we would do a different park trip in different parts of the park, and we'd take the oldest ranger that had retired that could ride a horse and take them along with us and get them to share their stories. when they were a ranger. one of them would go to sleep on his horse and he'd start to lean one way and the horse would move over and i finally said, john, we got to stop, got to get this guy awake. add but we did ten days staying in some of the backcountry cabins. what an experience to be with all these people that love yellowstone like i do. this is so tribute and there was a ranger station there. and today you drive by, you don't see any part of that except for the snow tribute and the spring that runs out the side of it. and you're looking up so tribute creek, this is larry lamb in front with his guests from valley ranch and this was probably in the thirties, early thirties and a horse. albright, the superintendent, is riding in alabama with his group. this is early day transportation. the park, there is a display on yellowstone 150 years right down the hall and t

it's the bears coming into the park. and i've sold over 750 numbered photographs, and every retiree that works in the park, frozen tara, gets an enlargement and share with their employees. and not only is this a net frost photograph, this one was trying to figure out how to run ads camera. i found this and i emailed teresa howell and said, can i use this? and i said, can you read it. you can treat it? you can? good. it says ranger bob. and i thought, that is mine. and she said, please go ahead and use it. and scott moore published the book. this is a type in that i used to wear, this was my ranger badge when i was a ranger, they put this out to celebrate 100 years as a ranger badge and then i found this. this is bill mondays trail number. and taking tours through yellowstone or over yellowstone. this is out and for sale, in the park right now this is a resource, and issues handbook that's published now. when it was first made up, it was only made for the superintendent of the park. i can buy it. this is this year's, it's

and cars parked in those places. my definition is a bit more conservative than mta's and their number of flag stops their number is bigger than mine and an interesting comparison point. there is some nuisance there in terms of flag stops and parking based on the type of street and surrounding treatments and signage, but that was my number there, but next slide please. and so what i tried to do with this study was then to spatialize the results and see the red circle that represents stops that do not have cerealing and the white has seating and can you see across the city how the amenities are presentoir not present and how it relates to neighborhoods and supervisorial districts. next slide please. and so today i wanted to highlight the parking obstruction so this photograph on the left is an example of what supervisor preston was mentioning that san francisco has a somewhat unique situation which a large number of stops has this layout in cars can park directly in front of a stop which means that a rider needing to b

the state park system as well as big basin, which was the systems first park 97% of that park was destroyedg the ccu lightning fire. where they're getting braver and coming out. wild pigs no longer waiting for the cover of darkness to come out ahead at 5 30. some bay area neighbors complained. this problem is getting out of control. and the second harvey weinstein trial began in l. a. today the convicted sex offender will come face to face with more accusers coming up. california's first lady takes the stand. and seeing through smoke. how a new high tech helmet is promising to help firefighters save more lives. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! this this surveill

if it says chief park ranger or lieutenant park ranger. is there only one lieutenant park ranger? >> yes. we have two people. >> on top of page 4, chief park ranger singular. under data retention, we talked about the minimum. then there seems to be some inconsistency under data disposal. it says that you delete, this is in the middle of the page. practices, evidence.com to delete after one year but then page six, it says minimum of one year. you need to reconcile those. if the data on the policy is to be stored and deleted in one year, they are consistent. >> to clarify, the evidence.com stored for one year, but for our standard purposes is retained for one year, but if there is an investigation, we keep it until closure. there is a reference to that. >> i gotcha. it makes perfect sense. we have agreed in all circumstances that for an active investigation, you can continue to store, i think you could be a little clearer here. those are my comments for that and maybe we can hold that into the the one week later pile. and that takes us to and this, i didn't see this in the policy bu

they'll just have to keep moving from park to park. the city says it will continue sweeping this area for homeless encampments and hope to have a completely clear by november 18th. we're live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news, james . thank you this morning drivers along interstate 80 and downtown oakland soft flames and smoke early this morning, rising from a homeless encampment, this video taken from the area of broadway and fifth street right below 8 80 crews were able to put out the flames and firefighters say there were no injuries reported. well our time is 704 in west oakland, a group of homeless people plan to move into an empty parking lot very close to where a homeless encampment along wood street is being cleared out the city of oakland, negotiating with caltrans about leasing that land and converting it into a safe space for the homeless. it is imperative that the city and caltrans striking agreement and get a lease signed so that these residents can have some assurance that they're not just goin

surrounding this park at a national level. the controversy is really here with local people worrying about the fact that payments are no longer killed here and there. and there's no life stock here to take the pressure off of neighboring ranches, so they see it now as a kind of puma breeding center. ah, the tompkins ignored such beliefs and chris tompkins later handed over the entire property to chile. ah, the 2 business minded americans deeply cherished nature and their project proved a success ah no, back in the e, but i, wetlands of argentina. the tompkins and sophia heinen had to do a bit of persuading to win over the local population. in the, in the key was tourism and cottages like this one where tourists can relax in the middle of paradise. isn't adding that, but he is here by doing the tourists enjoy spending the night here. yeah, the main idea is then to experience the couch as day to day lives, ito and come in contact with them. yes. hello. and if they don't get him with go chose our argentinian cowboys. the wetlands

and cars parked in those places. my definition is a bit more conservative than mta's and their number of flag stops their number is bigger than mine and an interesting comparison point. there is some nuisance there in terms of flag stops and parking based on the type of street and surrounding treatments and signage, but that was my number there, but next slide please. and so what i tried to do with this study was then to spatialize the results and see the red circle that represents stops that do not have cerealing and the white has seating and can you see across the city how the amenities are presentoir not present and how it relates to neighborhoods and supervisorial districts. next slide please. and so today i wanted to highlight the parking obstruction so this photograph on the left is an example of what supervisor preston was mentioning that san francisco has a somewhat unique situation which a large number of stops has this layout in cars can park directly in front of a stop which means that a rider needing to b

this is out in foresail the park right now.his is a resource and issues handbook that is published now when it was first made up it was only for the superintendent of the park. now you can buy. this is this yours. it is a collectors item and you get it at the visitor center. three natural disasters that i've been involved in. the earthquake, the fires of 88 and the floods. and we have all survived. it has been tough on the communities and tough on people. actually, the earthquake, everybody stayed out of the park and we had great fishing. it was wonderful. i was always proud to put our flag up outside the major station. this is a thank you to some of the people that helped me put this together. i just barely made the time. you have been a wonderful audience. thank you. i hope to see you next time.

case y jones, mlk park, the park north-ridge, (inaudible) we have several more parks we'll continue toon that are outside of the bond because of our work with rpd and because the community is stepping up and saying what is needed. these things are happening on a daily right now. y >> thank you. brian. >> i think some additional things, there are opportunities i think to bring alternative businesses into the neighborhood. i think when it comes to more work around businesses like rainbow grocery, there are opportunities to support the businesses coming into the community by extending special tax benefits all around the world, especially in places like spain and germany they expend special benefits to these companies and in san francisco we can potentially introduce a similar model so we can lower the cost of business for these businesses and then have them basically employ primarily people within our communities and also share the profits and revenues of those businesses with people actually working for those companies and bringing more worker democracy into these things and bringing mor

but a new danger to the park may be even more disastrous than the widespread poaching problem in thentry. a new open-cast coal mine on the sthern border of the park threatens this, africa's most important rhino breeding ground. park officials here worry that this new danger could be a deep dark hole for rhino conservation, because the mine will pollute the air with dangerous gases, like toluene and benzene, and blow toxic coal dust over this wilderness area. the mine will also discharge acid mine water laced with sulfuric acid and radioactive byproducts into the umfolozi river, where the park's animals and the livestock of the surrounding community all drink. >> and when we come here, we come here to kind of, like, to unwind and experience the wild, and now there's a mine happening on the edge of the wilderness, and it's diluting every experience that the people are getting here. >> if hundreds of rhinos are kied for their horn, the population can be reestablished as long as enough are saved. but if the park is polluted with toxic mine waste, this last refuge of the rhino will be los

>> controversial plan to swap ot plan to swap out busy parking fr busy parking for bike lanes. > >> big crowds. take a look abou. they are showing up to see the blue angels by in san francisco for one father and son, it turned out to be a bonding expe. >> the blue angels have always n like a staple of san francisco. > >> you are watching cbs news bay bay area with juliette goodrich. > >> fleet week kicked off on a high note today. there is so muh more coming this weekend. thousands of people packed the san francisco waterfront to glimpse the action, see what it was all about, whether it was in in the air or out at sea. the be angels had their first of three air show this afternoon during their signature daredevil stunts . earlier today, we saw the parade of ships sail under the n gate. our reed cowan without with the spectators and has a closer look at the show through the eyes of a father and son. >> reporter: >> reporter: what a fantastic dy fantastic day. we got a reminder reminder that it is not just about the jets or the ships. it is about the people inside pick a reminder for us a

hours looking for parking.piness, if someone comes out and some place is vacated in a sports event. sometimes you even have to spend the night in the car parking. she became outside the law literally everywhere in the yards on the avenue along the perimeter of houses. and without any alternative. such innovations, most motorists enter into a stupor almost every 5 m, signs are installed that prohibit people who came to the store and pharmacies are forced to violate the stop of the car, as residents say, the road service treats newly-minted violators with a special attitude. predilection cars only manage to take away . tow trucks do not have to rely on impoundment for relief. at least three times a day early in the morning late in the evening. sometimes he rides in it. how is our area different from butovo , where cars are simply not passable. that is, i pass here, just wide and barely there. why is there no such smell? why is this unequal, many parents take their children in a private car to neighboring areas, a

to be glacier national park. >> the national parks are the nations family jewels? >> i think crown jewels is the phrase they would prefer. [laughter] teddy roosevelt may have been approving of the family jewels. yes, i think that is a roosevelt quote that he called them the crown jewels. luminaries like him and john muller -- john muir were essential in establishing park service and not selling those lands to any developers. asked how far removed early to the development of our food right now? >> that's what inspired my writing. the work of a farmer in kentucky and that's all he writes about is how we have lost touch with where our food is produced and by whom and how. when i read that, i thought day in and day out, i can't tell you where any of my food is sourced so i can't tell you grown and if the farmers are the fish -- fishermen and women are treating nature treating the animals with decency orbits explicative. when you hear terms like the industry or the meatpacking plant any think about that for a second i realize i don't ever want my meet to be involved wit

sometimes i have to park on the road, there is a road, but it ’s very difficult to park there, so i hadme a cause of contention, for example, it seemed to alexander bazarov's neighbor that alexander's scooter took up too much space in the parking lot, he pulled it off. uh, threw on our other the cover tore the car, scratched the bumper, broke the plastic on the scooter from the parking warriors. ruslan voronin's car was also damaged when moving to a new house. he could not even think that the small yard was already out of sight, divided by neighbors in the morning, i go out to work glass. of course, in some cases, the neighbor’s indignation is quite justified, for example, a car blocks the exit or is parked on the playground, but to punish such a would-be motorist, you can call to account without resorting to hooliganism, they will help applications that allow you to send a photo of the offender directly to the traffic police open the application photograph the number photograph the offense or that is, it will be an incorrect parking parking on the lawn and this information is sent to t

what the ladder he is a cousin releasing them in a park. he gave us f yasenya again in the household, but the what i mean, even though i am close to them, i want them to be released as quickly as possible in virginia is as soon as they're ready yet. and even if they're not with those a boy needle and camp, ah, they've already released over $100.00 anteaters. and their work has paid off. nature has returned. ah, the marsh dear is yet another species. the team is working to re wild. and it's working. there population is on the rise. ah ah, when i from past when i pity, when i let it be, marcia i, one of the most endangered species in argentina, hold on the salad. they used to harp all over the marshland water myth. then came the market for marsh, already a leather bought me jonas with contina and wound up in the rest of argentina. only small populations of these animals survived to day. i'm really going to be moved up the marsh dea, a crazy fantasy. you might mistake them for antelope empty like, what are they jump far and have stumpy tails.

rosa parks." >> determined to see that rosa parks was recognized. >> there is so much patriarchy builtf the organizing, but when you go back and check the record, those who have been labeled presidents or directors or leaders, they largely have been men, while the women have done the work. rosa parks, she was doing the work. >> trevor: please welcome, soledad o'brien. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] soledad o'brien, welcome to "the daily show." >> thank you so much, it's nice to be here. >> trevor: nice to be here in person, last time we spoke it was virtually now you are here, you are here with one of the most fascinating accounts of a y thinks they know about and yet nobody does, rosa parks. if you told me, i am going to make a documentary film about rosa parks, i would go, why? there are so many of them. >> there's never been a documentary about rosa parks. >> trevor: how is that? >> everybody thinks they know the story of rosa parks but actually, what you know is mostly not accurate, and there were so much that you don't know. she's an absolutely fascinating topic for that. >> trevor: i

she has new plans and store for an even bigger nature park. ah, if that our land or gone gone the whole at my lot, i somebody, i thought would i, we want to engage with politician this and ensure that an even bigger, coherent eco system take shape in north and argentina. obviously with an e. so to thought it beset out, we want new, similar, national parks to become established elsewhere. i said no money. what buell, but a salary as it is here to save endangered species and rebalance our ecosystem functionality, quasi them it capable. i'm also then in our last younger and they shall what it this august. the lock in fe, lory aykl, more new. large populations of jackie was of the fruits of progress or of south america. so urgently requires us back and be not you put in our boss will america nor good. okay, so america, the continent needs an ecological shift. we all went there, but a boy to sell, well, i suppose his iep boy, a m, and of the will. power of environmental conservationists is like us to enable this shift to succeed, leaked us, but up

for tea, i parked the car near the house, at night another parked car drove into it.e owner of this car does not have an osaka policy and does not consider himself guilty. how can i compensate for the damage, but i need to call the traffic police because the car was moving at the time of the incident. this means that this accident, the absence of a driver behind the wheel, does not change anything, since the driver is obliged to ensure a reliable parking of the car and exclude the possibility of its spontaneous movement, therefore, there are claims against such a car owner. it is quite reasonable, since the culprit of the accident does not have a ctp policy, it is necessary to call the traffic police. however, compensation for damage. perhaps, most likely, only through the court family values, on winter roads only on winter tires are you for spikes or velcro? i'm for the new winter collection hakkapeliitta you want friction, you want studded two new families under the same name nokian tires hakkapeliitta 10p and hakkapeliitta r5 studded and friction for passenger cars

rosa parks." nice to talk to you.irectors are yoruba richen and johanna hamilton. how did you decide the way you wanted to tell that story and the stories that you would include in the life of a woman who lived to a very old age? yoruba: we wanted to lead with rosa's voice, with rosa's words. and how do we do that? you know, not only through archival footage, you know, video of her audiotapes that we had access to, but also her writings, which are really in her -- obviously in her own voice, in her own handwriting. so that became a guiding principle of how we made the film. soledad: just a moment ago, jeanne was explaining to us how she would get on twitter annually to really tell everybody the stories of rosa parks that nobody knew. johanna: you know, we like simplistic stories. but history is this long continuum. she'd been an activist for 20 years. she'd been member, you know, the secretary of the naacp for 10 years. she was well aware that they were seeking to bring litigation to end segregation on the busses, and