talking playground equipment, at every playground in the city?you know that? >> to our knowledge we're not quite -- we are not aware of that specifically. a lot of is because the department is so huge that, again, i yield to a lot -- >> okay, okay. could you speak at all to nicole's signaling that she can answer that more? do you have any sense though of how accessible equipment is meted out to the parks, like, how it's decided which playground gets the accessible swing or not. do you have an idea? >> we don't have a knowledge of how those decisions are made and we can only speak to hoping that this information is really piloting a lot of really important conversations as well as a lot of the future decisions. but, again, those details are probably our superiors might know that stuff and we're just representing today. >> sure, sure. >> and maybe in regards to assessing the existing children's play area this might be something that would be connected with permits to see what's the most used facility. jen and i and our office is at mission clubhous

and bishop -- excuse me, mission playground is a great playground and it's a little more work because of the gate -- the gates add an interesting effect. you have to get through the gate and turn knobs and things to get through. and there's others that i can't name. i would say that, yes, a little more work is needed in those parks. in terms of being in touch through email what would be an estimated time of response? how long of a period before a response would be expected? that's one question. well, sure, go ahead. >> specifically for playground maintenance on the parks -- or the structures -- >> any of the -- yes, yeah, how often is that actually repaired? is there a budget for that or anything? >> yeah. so one of the challenges with our department is because we have over 200 parks i and different play areas and i was trying to remember how many we had and trying to see for maintenance and things like that. internally we have a work-order system that helps us with crea creating -- not updates but addressing safety concerns for playgrounds if it's the swing that is broken, and the sl

this is children's playground. this is an example of some of the work that we've done in the last few years. south park, which is quite a successful project. beautiful project. we've renovated 94 out of 130 playgrounds in our portfolio. that's quite significant. here's the pivot. let's look into the future. we now have a new mayor that was sworn in last week. this is a quote from her a few days before she was sworn in. when i see this quote, i see a lot in this. this affects different policy areas and priorities, including housing, transportation, safety, and schools. and the quality of life in this city. intrinsic to policy areas, especially housing and safety is also, i believe, open space is crucial to the synergy between housing and our open space. what we know is that the city continues to grow. the question for all of us, how do we ensure that our park system adapts and embraces this growth? we're going to be making some decisions in the near future that help to shape the future that mayor breed is talking ab

i want to address the playground, chinese playground from anthropology kal, cultural approach.ave talked to different people in the community and i have gotten very negative responses over the changing of the play structure to park and it's more park than it is activities for play, they were taken away the volleyball court, taking away moving basketball court, taking away tennis, and a lot of these sports already, are pretty well established at chinese playground and have been there even before the name change. so in this anthropology, what i have in mind is relatively simple. i'm trying to see if there can be brought in the multiple court use on the plans to it, and basketball, taken out the tennis. so, i look at that, i'm trying to figure out, what can i do to make it more multi-purpose. so, that same for the tennis racquet, tennis game, they kind of have to be there when they have the volleyball tournaments. they do have their annual volleyball tournaments. so, all these things happening i myself talk to a few people in the community, they are very distraught, kind of distur

and the adults are using the playgrounds. any comments on that or insights? >> delores park is one of our most popular parks in the city. oh, um-hmm. >> yeah, it's the adults, just to clarify it's the adults, interpreter clarification, yeah. we noticed that definitely happening at delores park where the adults are using the children's playground. they have a right to use it and the adults like to play also but for me it's a concern because what about the children and their time playing also and so any -- can you shed light on that? >> so the delores park is one of our most popular parks in addition to golden gate park and things like that. the way that the park is designed there's not quite like a fencing around the children's play area so it can be a little bit confusing for people accessing the playgrounds. i'm not too familiar with that park specifically because we don't work out of that office. but all of our parks do have signs regarding the rules of the park. so i'd have to check in to see what the signs are for the rules of that because a lot of our ru

ginsberg to resurface the playground. if all the former school board members would join me for a picture as we give ms. segal our certificate of honor. [ applause ] >> president breed: thank you, ms. susie siegal. supervisor yee, you are next. >> supervisor yee: thank you, colleagues, last week we had a showing to honor chinese american veterans who fought in world war ii and i thank you for supporting and passing to award these heroes with a congressional gold medal. one of the special guests we invited was unable to attend. like many veterans he is now in his age, in his late 90's with limited mobility issues. however his family made an effort to be here today to accept his commendation on his behalf and ensure his story is told. this is the least we can do to remember and share a part of history that has been forgotten. so today we want to honor mr. su wong. a member of the 14th service group who fought during world war ii. mr. wong came to the united states at the age of 17 and because of our country's racist exclusio

you rarely see school children in the playground playing catch or football all looking at their phones from a teaching point of view that's a problem with. the cellphone ban has hardly made a ripple in the papers or the national news but the french public largely agrees it's a good idea. i'm not for it but even when they're in a group of kids with phones like zombies or they're addicted to them and don't even talk to each other anymore it's a good decision but i'm not sure that all parents will go along with it teachers have also voiced their doubts they say enforcing the ban could prove difficult given the kids' talent for using their phones on the sly. you're watching the news from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day to see of the. stand for. language course in. video. anytime anywhere.

now on 5c, willie woo woo playground, award of contract. come up. >> president buell: a presentation and then we'll ask commissioner if his comments -- >> hello, commissioners. commissioner i am reuben schwartz, the newest project manager with the capital division, pleasure to meet you all and project manager on willie woo woo wong. a san francisco resident, parent and resident of bernel heights. two-fold agenda item, discussion and possible action to, one, award a contract for the construction of willie woo woo wong playground to c.l.w., to not go over $800,883,600, and increase it by 64,700,000, not to exceed $1,300,000. inspire public space, specifically 1.2, to strengthen the quality of parks and facilities. strategy number two, inspire play, objective 2.2, strengthen and promote healthy, safety and well-being of youth and seniors. and this is a very heavily used park. the site is being completely renovated. scope of work for the project includes the renovation of all existing park features, including athletic courts, children's play ar

. >> a tree fell onto a children's playground, up, the plans to manage trees in the future. >>> a littleere, temperatures in the mid to upper 90s, it will cool off a little bit, i will have the details. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> over the weekend, part of a tree crashed onto a playground, fortunately no one was hurt, but plenty of parents were panicked. >> at river glen park, the city says it is working now to better manage its trees?>> reporter: yes, they hope they can address problem trees before they topple like the one here did, thanks to a new grant, developing a framework to allow them to do that. it happened early saturday, at river glen park, this tree split and fell, landing right on a children's playground. >> you want to believe that the trees that are at the park, that are so beautiful, that they are safe, it is alarming.>> reporter: alarming but not uncommon. a large tree branch fell next to the lake road at

. >>> coming up, everybody, playground dangers.kids can get burned from those slides and rubber on a hot day. cerative colitis, angers. the warning this morning, just how quickly can kids get burned? we'll be right back. would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. be there for you, and them. ask

smartphones will be banned from both the classroom and the playground.he new ban will prohibit anyone under 16 from using their phone at school. when the law was proposed eight months ago, kids were already outraged. >> we will be borered and we wil have to move and run around. there e are going g to be los sf accidents. >> they are taking away something we use every dayay. it is like losing a part of yourself. reporter: the new law sailed through parliament with only a few abstentions from the opposition. ahead of the vote, thehe educatn miminister was confident it t wd pass. >> you rarely see schoolchildren in the playground playing catch or football. they are all looking at their phones. from a teaching point of view, that is a problem. reporter: a cell phone ban has hardly made a ripple in the papers or the national news, but the french public largely agrees it is a good idea. >> oh, i am all for it. even when they are in groups, kids with phones are like zombies. they are addicted to them and do not even talk to each other anymore. >> it is a good d

development of playgrounds from the nineteenth centuries and just real revolution to the present with such concepts as the play scape and the adventure playground design is the main emphasis of the exhibition included a place coaches from the late one nine hundred sixty s. by german designers going to bed sick the exhibition has been touring european city since twenty six and will remain involved until october the twenty eighth. the final of the football world cup in russia is fast approaching there are sixty games behind us now and. in france of the two sayings through to the finals those playing with third place are also both european teams which everyone here at year max is very happy about but before the weekend a sport kicks off let's take a look back at the highlights and disappointments of the twenty first world cup championship. russia's run into the quarterfinals was its biggest football success story in decades sending the country into football fever the games were strong emotions in russian fans. including biting guests. two thousand and eighteen was russia's fairytale yeah

through rarely see school children in the playground playing catch or football they're all looking at their phones from a teaching point of view that's a problem with. a cellphone ban is hardly made a ripple in the papers or the national news but the french public largely agrees it's a good idea. i'm all for it but even when they're in groups kids with phones are like zombies they're addicted to them and don't even talk to each other anymore and it's a good decision but i'm not sure that all parents will go along with it teachers have also voiced that doubts they say enforcing the ban could prove difficult given the kids' talent for using their phones on the sly. but it's true here's a reminder the top story we're following for you u.s. spy satellites have reportedly spotted renewed activity at a north korean missile production site it comes just weeks after leader kim jong un promised to work towards the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day. land a commodity company mine to be journalists and business. speculators arou

but we were able to enhance all of those features. >> the playground and the soccer field and the tennis fields and it is such a key part of this neighborhood. >> we want kids to be here. we want families to be here and we want people to have athletic opportunities. >> we are given a real responsibility to insure that the public's money is used appropriately and that something really special comes of these projects. we generally have about an opportunity every 50 years to redo these spaces. and it is really, really rewarding to see children and families benefit, you know, from the change of culture, at each one of these properties >> and as a result of, what you see behind us, more kids are playing on our soccer fields than ever before. we have more girls playing sports than we have ever had before. [ applause ] fp >> and we are sending a strong message that san francisco families are welcome and we want you to stay. >> this park is open. ♪. >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will

. >> we had a playground number of mortars, when the general alarm went off, we lost our years. >> rob and his childhood found strength in part. they saw the determination that would define him, playing on a team of children of war, he always stood out. >> luca was hyperactive. he immediately stood out in front of this whole generation as a young football player. his father even told me he leapt with his football. >> many of those who played with him have fled violence. he is the ceo of the youth people e team says the fighting didn't ruin the children, it strengthened them. >> luca was always full of joy,

at the opening celebration for the playgrounds across the street, i noticed a problem.ice looking just don't nice looking, defences have holes that are large enough for a child to fit through. large enough for me to fit through. that is a fence for kids. i mention this to a friend who works for somebody who introduced me to gary front recreation and park. i e-mailed him the next day and he applied and cced someone who told me that someone would address my concerns and that was the end of my conversation. in march, i saw a baby crawl through the fence. and given the inexplicable refusal to acknowledge the program, i can't -- contacted another office. i had -- >> president buell: can you speak into the microphone create we are missing half of this. >> given the inexplicable refusal to acknowledge a problem, i contacted jane kim's office and my friend. i had the mistaken impression that having them amplify my concerns would be effective. in early may i saw another child climbed through the friends and did nothing. not because i no longer cared about young children, but bec

." >>> and we're back now with a warning about playgrounds, extra busy this time of year with school, but also extra hot with the record-breaking temperatures we've been seeing. >> so playground equipment, even the rubber they walk on, can become dangerously hot very quickly. kayna whitworth has more. >> reporter: summertime means playtime. slides. swings. and that burning sun. we're spending a day with a biometeorologist to see the shocking temperature readings at several playgrounds near san diego. >> the swing is about 148 degrees fahrenheit. >> reporter: this plastic slide, 160 degrees. >> one of the things we're starting to see is that some playgrounds within already-hot cities are acting as mini heat islands. >> reporter: from our drone, eq undeniable. most of the playground glowing yellow, seemingly on fire, the rubber surface your kids might be running on is hot enough to make them run to the shade. >> we're seeing kids run around the park jumping around because their feet are so hot. >> reporter: and what's really scary is that just at 140 degrees, a child can get a second d

they say on the of the murder ryan was at that playground with some friends. in fact, minutes before it happened, he was sitting on a piece of playground equipment talking on his cell phone. we have a picture of that. they say a man walked on to the playground and announces somebody's gonna get robbed here today, and that man, as he pulls out a gun and shots brian at close range, and then from if brian'sess body that gunman takes that necklace, the white watch and the gucci belt ann -- and then the robber, he takes off. witnesses sayhe suspect was wearing bright blue air jordan shoes like this. another clue released by the police. for brian's family a call for justice. >> all my family wants justice for my son. >> reporter: you want jfotice your son? >> yeah. i need help to find the guy, you know. >> that watch which was described as whiteer ear is actually silver. i hope to have a better picture for you at 5:00. also at 5:00, the cops weigh in. hear going to want to what they have to say about this case pat, back to you. >> that's a heartbreaker. thank you, p

. >>> a major project to upgrade a playground.wn when line dances performed in the playground. the park will soon undergo a $6 million renovation. it's set to honor willy wong. some shared how his dad perfected his game at the same park. >> my dad all told me practice practice practice. that's exactly what he did. he did it when he was younger, all he did was come to the playground, throw i against the wall and shoot. >> all 5'5" of him. the playground was nicknamed wong woo cause every time her scored there was cheers of woo woo. >>> good evening everyone, let's take a look at live doppler 7 right now while it's quiet here in the bay area. it's not so quiet in sierra. a cluster of thunderstorms developed. some of the storms are strong. you can see it surrounding the tahoe area, there's one heading in that direction. so far we have not seen dry rain. tower camera showing you the view. blai blanket of fog over in san francisco. 66 in san francisco. 66 oakland. 70 in san jose. cool in indicate monobay. in the 80 in places like conco

keep in mind, there's a playground not far away. when investigators arrived, thel found four p suffering from gunshot wounds, including t.t little gi mayor bowser and the police chief were also on scene. >> the people that did this, they did this indiscriminately. they came out in this community without regard to han life and opened fire. and we have to stand up as a community to say no more. ar- 10-yd girl lost her life today. all the hopes and dreams that her family had for her is gone. >> reporter: police are looking for a black suv. they say it was an infinity with paper white gs they're asking anyone with information about this to come this is the 83rd homicide this city has seen this year. back to you. >> just awful. thank you. we will keep working this nvestigation throughout the newscast and of nigvernight ton. look for updat as we get them. >>> now, new reaction to that high stakesummit overseas today. president trump undermined the u.s. ielligence community, saying that russia did not try to interfere with the 2016 preside

all he did was come to the playground, throw it against the wall and shoot.ow it against the wall and shoot. >> he was nicknamed "woo woo" because they always said woo woo when he shot. >>> athletics against the giants at 1:05. one of the stars from a bay area team is at the top of the leader board at the celebrity golf tournament. it's not steph curry. we have the highlights. >>> good sunday morning, everyone. game two was saturday night at at&t. like game one, this came down to the bullpen. starters were both out by the fourth inning. the giants certainly dancing in the dugout. the as fans created their own mojo. the rookie, stephen he connects on a slider. the rbi single ends anderson's night and puts the giants on top. belt was called out out an a check swing, which he didn't agree with. he let the umpire know about it between innings. belt got heated, then tossed. 3-2 in the seventh. a pinch hit. he likes the lefties and crushed that off watson. his first ever pinch hit home run and puts the a's on top. the a's fans in the bleachers, loving it. then all-

playground. first a young boy wows the crowd with a roundoff and a backflip.th a cartwheel is a backflip of his own in full uniform. brown says his playground antics are his way of bridging the gap between the community and the police. there have to be easier ways of bridging the gap, but big respect nonetheless. thank you for watching "nightline" tonight. and as always, we are online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page. thank you again for watching. and good night.

all he did was come to the playground, throw against the wall and shoot.nd shoot. >> a sports writer game wong the nickname because every time he scored, fans cheered, woo woo. in sports, the a's were looking to bounce back after the giants after dropping the first game on friday. the rubber match is this afternoon at at&t park. first pitch at 1:05 prime minister. they will renew in oakland. one of the stars from the bay area team is at the top of the leader board, but it's not seth curry. we have the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good sunday morning. game two of the series was saturday. this came down to the bullpens. saturday night starters were both out by the fourth inning. the jingiants dancing in their dugout having fun. they took over the bleachers to create their own mojo. bottom of the fourth, the a's leading by one. the rookie, a double's ma shone over the a slider to bring in dugger. the single ends anderson's night. belt was called out on a check swing he didn't agree with. he let the third base umpire know about it between inn

it is amazing to be at hayes vallie playground. everyone, this is such an amazing thing. the buildings and the grounds are beautiful. i walk by this place every day when i come to work. i see the community tending the flowers, picking up the trash, and making it their community space. i will tell you a little history. we used to call the building that was here eight leading to. because i think, th the coordinr here held it together with duct tape. i was an aide when we received bond money to renovate the building. unfortunately, we were short about half a million dollars. when the city's early budget was revealed, this funding was not in the budget. so we decided to put it in adds back. and as a supervisor snow here, $500,000 for one place and add back can be a really hard push. but we fought really hard for the funding. it was really the neighborhood association that activists and advocates in the fillmore, western edition, cheryl davis, and then mayor breed was ed of the arts and cultural complex. she came out to city hall in force. and got this through. got this ad bac

on by, you can be in the classroom anytime with the kids but sometimes we need you to mulch the playground or paint the walls, all of those things need to get done and we used volunteers and volunteer board members as well. ifnybody is interested in getting more involved -- >> how many different locations you all have. >> we have eight classrooms so we have lots of playgrounds that need sprucip and lots of classrooms that could use a deep cleaning. >> aac the kids are coming to school. any words of advice to the parents the last couple seconds here that i will give you both. any words of advice or encouragement to our students or the parents with their students as they get ready to get ck to school? >> oh, my gosh. my word of advice is st, you know, go with the flow, be freks i believe and adaptable. things happen and youan't be prepared for everything, so just be prepared for how much you can. >> and services areut there. services and help is out there if you can't. >> i'm g we have had this opportunity to be able to inform people about what is out there and hopefully to try to get the ri

. ♪ abc 7 news was in chinatown as the lion dance was performed at willie wu wong playground. undergo a $6 million renovation. it's named after willie wong who propelled san francisco into the international spotlight. his son shared how his dad perfected the game at the very same park. >> my dad always told me practice, practice, practice. that's exactly what he did. all he did was come to the playground, throw it against the wall, and shoot, throw it against the wall and shoot. >> a sports writer gave wong the nickname because every time he scored, fans would cheer "woo woo." >>> the a's are looking to play the giants at at&t park. the first pitch is at 1:05 p.m. they'll renew their rivalry again next weekend in oakland. one of the stars of the bay area team is at the top of the leaderboard in tahoe, but it's not steph curry. mindi bach has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good sunday morning, everyone. game two of the bay bridge series was saturday night at at&t. just like game one, this one came down to the bullpens. but unlike game one, saturday night sta

it happened three weeks ago at this blound playground in blade. today his dad made a plea for help. >> i want justice for my son and all myy fam wants justice. >> reporter: you want justice for your son? >> for my son. i need help for finding the guy, you know. >> reporter: witnesses say the killer was wearing bright blue air jordan shoes like these. at the murder scene a memorial for brian. his dad sayse'll never forget his son and how much he meant to him. >> i miss my son. he will stay in my heart for the rest of my life. >> reporter: there's a $25,000 reward posted in this case. doreen, ack to you. >> pat collins reporting. thank you, pat. >>> now to video you'll only see on news 4. check it out. a black bear staring right into the lens of the camera on chopper 4. dogs chad it up into a tree behind a home on kentland drive in woodbridge. for hoursns an inte standoff between the bear and rince william county police and then the bear made a run for it. news camera's is rolling as the br scaled the fence and ran into police have already tranquili

that we can move on is that whenever there is any kind of renovation or new project in a park or a playground that there's a full vetting process that happens at multiple phases of the process. so all the way from design to implementation to site visits that look at all of the accessibility components, accessible paths of travel, and also accessible features. so what i'll say in general terms and, again, i encourage us to invite the professional staff who work on this on a daily basis, but what i will say in general terms is that the city does know which parks are accessible and which parks have features. the issue and the matter at hand that would potentially be given to a graduate student is to figure out a way to best take this information and to present it in a public way. so i don't want to give the impression that we don't have a sense of what the accessibility of our parks and playgrounds are like, because we truly do. and the matter at hand is how we take what we know and then present it in a way that is easy for the public to use and the public will understand. and one of the way way

it won't hold you rarely see school children in the playground playing catch of. all looking at f. own from a teaching point of view that's a problem with. the cell phone ban is hardly made a ripple in the papers or the national news but the french public largely agrees it's a good idea. for it but even when they're in groups of kids with phones like zombies they're addicted to them and don't even talk to each other anymore and it's a good decision but i'm not sure that all parents will go along with it teachers have also voiced their doubts they say enforcing the ban could prove difficult given the kids town for using their phones on the sly denmark is the latest country to ban it wearing full face veils and public while this may effectively mean house arrest for nearly two hundred women who choose to cover their faces when leaving their home the danish government says the bow supports women's rights it empowers them to make their own decisions but we meet one woman who says denmark's veil band is taking away her choice. i'm demand it's not just handing out flyers sara wants to fi

fifteen years old won't be able to use any internet connected mobiles during class or out in the playground along comes into effect in september. now to what's perhaps the world's greenest football team forest green rovers has become the world's first sports organization to be certified as carbon neutral by the united nations the club's chairman has even banned meat from being served at the stadium making for a screen the first week in football team as well here's a look at the march of the green army. on the surface home games at forest green rovers appeared just like any other football game play is give their all on the pitch and fans they cheer them along the forest green knows the green army is a different type of club. festival only vegan food is because of animal welfare and health reasons second the pitch at forest green stadium is ok anik and cut by a solar powered robot lawnmower and ramos at its recycled the entire facility is powered by green energy and so the club have signed up for united nations initiative climate neutral now. so we become the first sports club in the world to

saw them again yesterday in a child ren's playgrounds on saw them again yesterday in a children's playgroundsor evidence. separately, the other big operations going on at the house in amesbury about seven or eight miles away from here, that's where charlie rowley and dawn sturgess well when they fell ill. that's also where this glass bottle, this small glass bottle, was found, that the police now say contain the robert rock which incidentally the coroner said was ina which incidentally the coroner said was in a liquid form today. —— contain the novichok. whether this has expanded to other parts of the uk, we are not being told. the met are keeping to themselves. the detailed friends at investigations are ongoing in salisbury and amesbury, the wider detective work is going on in other places as well. thank you. the headlines on bbc news... a sharp rise in violent crimes reported in england and wales — with knife crime increasing by 16%. in some cases, detection rates have dropped below 10%. west midlands police are searching for a grey audi car after it's thought to have been car jacked in the

years old won't be able to use any internet connected mobile phones during class or out in the playground or comes into effect in september. turning now to northern iraq which was liberated nearly three years ago from the so-called islamic state when it swept through the region i asked targeted minorities like the yazidi who don't follow the islamic faith militants killed kidnapped and enslaved thousands of years eighty's and even now the group is still recovering from the genocide returning and starting afresh is a mammoth task very few people have tried to start a new life in the region in its capital sin jar or shingle as it's known in kurdish as brigitta shoka traveled there and gives us this exclusive report. seeing on the capital of the ruins devastated by invasion and the fight for liberation most people fled when so-called islamic state took the city and killed then it's left thousands now that the islamists have been expelled only a few residents have free to and in many parts feels like a ghost town to end of years after liberation from i as only three thousand families have ret

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that is going to be on land owned by the pc, is currently proposing childcare adjacent as well playgrounds. so i think through the larger sites there is opportunity to leverage very specific benefits we'd like to see as well. >> supervisor yee: is there, in regards to -- i love to talk about childcare centres, but i won't this time, in regards to city-wide question, but again, we're adding quite a few residential, so any discussions about schools, public schools or how we're going to actually be part of the solution? >> thank you for asking that question. we have been working very diligently for the last year or plus with the school district to help them and the city at large understand the growth and enrollment in the school district. as you know, enrollment has been rising in recent years. when we started this plan, it was close to its lowest point in decades, but that has turned around. with this growth, as well as other growth, the school district is assessing how and when it might need to add new facilities. there is a site that the school district owns in mission bay close to central