.) >> and this is always why we have our celebrated director rec and park phil ginsburg and tom from the artists commission and his wonderful community arts staff and the director from the age and art museum. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and, of course i'm the golfer in the group. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> this nation will be here for the next couple of weeks there are 19 whimsical characterize i suspect that the artist how long lee we have whimsical characterize at city hall as well (laughter) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> everyday i get it watch the hundreds of people take pictures whether they're part of wedding or visitor from across the world or local resident right here taking extensive fizz they appreciate this art. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> art is american people international language that more and more people appreciate because it brings us together and more and more we want to know what is on the minds of people whether they're in taiwan of other places of the world art can do that. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i always want to appreciate

phil ginsburg let us know that the signs of the greenbelt for -- and will be fixed soon and hopefully they have been fixed by now. he also said that the other regulations were due to longstanding policy on longstanding regulations prohibiting bicycles on most urban trails. we have been unable to find such policies and regulations and asking rec and park clarify what the regulations are and the scope? more broadly we're asking the commission to let you know that we're willing to work with rec and park and to meet soon to work this out. and continue to let this growing activity work well in our park system in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. >> eli, i have three more cards and commissioner buell has instructed me just to call them out and finish with, that even though if will be over 15 minutes. linda tom borden and karen phillips. >> good morning, commissioners, i'm wearing two hot hatts one as the food and agriculture director at spur and the other is as coordinator for clipper community gardens. i want to echo what was said about the urban agricultural program. super excited a

better i'm thankfully to you all the folks been involved not only pushed u pushing the mayor and phil ginsburgbut the folks from the kezar track advisory committee the hate ashbury neighborhood council so many people care about making sure we have a world-class facility now we have it let's use it thank you (clapping) thank you london i want to knowledge probably the fastest elected official she ran track katie tang from district 4 and before we do our race i'm going to bring up a couple more folks hydra mendosa to come up and say a few word and vice president of the rec and park allen leo and his colleague mcdonald. >> i want to say a big, big thank you on behalf of the san francisco unified school district your schools don't have tracks most schools don't have track thank you for making sure our schools are getting what wee necessary need on behalf of the this mayor ed lee and london breed thank you for not staying in our lanes to make our kids have one of the best tracks in san francisco thank you. >> (clapping) >> another rec and park we dress the part. >> supervisor breed that is the only

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they go out to each individual merchant and that's something we're working on i work closely with phil ginsburg and chief the honda team and puc of the 7th corridor. >> we do have major events hate street fair 420 not an event (laughter). >> i'm trying to convince captain cherniss to help me out the hates street merchants fair and the festival and the national night out and the fair and the aids walk alice and tee escapes and come by that is where last year, we have 6 thousand people that is a really big turnout it's usually smaller and hayes valley fairs we cover a portion so the crowd management thank you to my friend that helps me with the crowd management we're managing over a quarter of a million people it's a lot of work and rely on the community for community groups i do offer them some point of input and incorporate that into the event. >> the coming of the breakers we've been in engaged with that with smooth sally promise so the chart is actually very borrowing it is basically like any other station i'll sort go quickly the problem solving at the sergeant level all my lieutenant i incu

kenneth ginsburg said it's a strategy teaching them how to navigate the murky waters of adolescence. >> sometimes kids need to learn from failure. >> reporter: something clair and philgoing to let me go with him? >> reporter: but in the pantheon of parenting techniques what makes lighthouse parenting different from tiger moms or helicopter dads? >> extreme models of parenting are not the way to raise your kids. love, protection and letting your kids learn from failure, that's how people grow. >> reporter: to research his book he went to the true experts, teens, even co-writing with his own twin teen daughters. >> kids know what it's going to take to help them to thrive. >> reporter: for many, the teen years can be frightening but marty bernicker says lighthouse parenting has helped guide her and her four sons. >> it focuses on the relationship, not having all the answers but problem solving with them as they face things. >> if i do make a mistake or if i do mess up and i need their help, i know i can count on them. >> reporter: so, how does a parent become a lighthouse? start by making sure your children know they are loved unconditionally. then set your expectation