that crazy guy up there on the forklift is greg whitstock, the founder and ceo of aqua scape. and this enormous place, which embodies everything whitstock is all about, is called aqua land. >> all right. let's open up the gates! >> today is the biggest sale of the year for this st. charles illinois based business that got it started 25 years ago. it's pond building. just a few years ago, the fate of aqua scape was in question. >> adversity can pull a team together or apart. without them, i wouldn't have been able to do it. >> greg's adventures in pond building started at just 12 years old when he built his first pond in the backer yard with his dad. >> that first pond leaked, turned green and even my prize turtles migrated away. that was the beginning of my odyssey with water features. every summer, i would spend my summers ripping it out, rebuilding it and mcgyvering up my filtration smgs. >> over the next seven years, whitstock innovated along the way and figuring out how to make the maintenance of the pond relatively simple. >> i thought, there has to be a business here. >>

fulliway i want to focus on the street scape.n the previous discussions we've had, we made it clear and you've been able to demonstrate to that extent that the shared pathway and if for instance, the retail center, this is where we're having cars and also pedestrians. there is a particular user that i'm really concerned about. and we conveyed that. the ada. in fact, in looking at the street scape network plan that we talked about at length, we made it clear. i would love to see in your plan, some dezzing i nation, some -- designation, indicators that the ada is ingrained in there. i don't want that to be adaptation. i know you agree with me. i want them to be able to convey, this is what we're doing here, over 300 acres plus, treasure island is that place in north america that is going to have the opportunity for the walking,or the biking, but we need to be cognizant. i want to make this plan a gold standard that others can emulate. that is the reason why all the discussions we had before, so i would like to have your plan, go ba

the laurell village, irving street scape, top right. the wiggle area, which is the bike route from market street. hen chinatown living alley which is a joint project. with the puc. so for highlights, public works has completed 48 street resurfacing contracts with four currently in construction, paved 1355 of the planned 1423 blocks at this stage. or 95% of the total. so as these four contracts are closed out, we will hit the goal and exceed it. the wiggle street scape and pedestrian improvement project reached completion this year and work on the irving street project as well as columbus, stockton and valeto was also completed. in june of this year, we'll complete the cnatown living alley. in september, the polk complete street project. and also in september, gary park pedestrian improvements and then e california laurel village street scape is expected to be. pa lieu, i believe the last of the street scape should advertise in june. this is a bit more detail on the street resurfacing. 48 projects have been substantially completed and fo

and the reason it was worried about net scape's entry was that net scape would become an alternative interface between the consumer and the computer. and in particular the consumer and the internet. so microsoft at that time, everyone used a desktop or a laptop to work, and everybody bought windows. and, therefore, microsoft controlled the relationship between the user and their information technology. that was a very powerful position and made microsoft a lot of money. and microsoft did not want to give that up. and when it was threatened by net scape, instead of doing it on the merits, it used ex-inclu ex-include nar surr ex-include ex-include shun nar surrey development. choik. so sometimes you use your market power in some other way to keep out competition. so that's certainly relevant. and i wanted to talk about the break up piece, because i know the break up proposal from microsoft is being sort of resurrected as a solution. and i just wanted to point out that when you have a monopoly and you wish you didn't have a monopoly, you wish there was more competition, the solution to

basically we would be leading the effort with the infrastructure, cmg is leading the eff the street scape and open space areas. and so as i mentioned, cmg would be leading the landscape architecture. we're working closer with the ngo preparing the geotechnical

she's been lead urban designer on several projects on this one and on our street scape design team. she worked at placeworks and worked on street scape projects before joining us, including the milbury station plan. before that, interned with city of berkeley, assisting with developing streets and open space plan and has a masters in city and regional planning from berkeley. we welcome her to the commission. >> president hillis: welcome. >> thank you, neil and john. so we'll go to brief introductions and recognize folks in the room from the other departments that are integral pulling this together. we'll talk about the action bringing before you which is a general plan amendment. we'll talk about the plan's background and why it came to be and what compelled us to put this effort together and the process that we engaged with, our public stake holders and peer agency. i will close by talking about our implementation recommendations that we generated with the peer agencies and next steps bringing us through adoption. neil recognized the other departments that worked with us. i want to

incident of a similar nature here in germany that was at the zoo in the city of life sick where the scape from their enclosure during the night while the zoo was closed and probably as far as i know didn't get any further than the rest of the zoo as it were they didn't get off onto the streets the two lions were one of the had to be killed the other one was put back into its enclosure that's the only other incident that i know of it does happen every now and again that animal started running wildly you know and causing some sort of disruption collars on the highways and things like that but this number of big cats being on the loose that's certainly a totally unprecedented very unusual incident absolutely and they all safe and sound like that for the poor bear hunts beyond parliamentary studios thank you very much for that. a jewish a youth sports to intimate is taking place in munich this week and integration is the big theme discrimination remains a problem for some young jewish athletes in germany but all one has is a making a statement by inviting people from all cultures to take bot.

it's always wonderful to look at beautiful renditions of well thought out street scapes. question i had was, did we check in with any of our advocacy groups, like walk san francisco, to let them know the plans, get input, maybe get concerns out of the the way early why the design? >> yeah, i can speak to the first phase that we met with all those agencies, groups, special interest groups many times over many years. so not only the special interest groups, but i would say we worked very closely with the accessibility coordators as well from dpw. that will be part of our process again going forward. we'll probably reach out to all of them and let them know we're going forward with the next phase and get comments early on as you suggested and let that inform the next phase of development. >> director giusti: great, thank you. the next thing i have and probably director beck and my commissioners may not appreciate me bringing this up, but i see these beautiful street scapes and they say this is avenue a, i don't think does justice to this refurbished and redone street. it wou

they caed is zero scaping. in the high desert like that, it was mostly suck leculents. >> it does look a little overgrown. the neighbors are saying it looks crazy. >> pretty flowers. >> okay. >> i don't know.>> ust no hogwood or whatever that is. >> what was that?us >> poisohogweed. >> i kept making that hogwarts joke is, and i can't remember the name of the plant. >> i think it's hogwood. >> what you need to know about the weather. rain eming to an early this morning. most of us, by the time you get outside after 5:00, 6:00, most of the rain will be done. clearing out fast. sunshine later on in the afternoon. we get temperatures close to 90 degrees today. and a serious threat of a heat wave coming. quite the light show from mother nature across parts of metro philadelphia, out to the jersey shore. there are still some lingering raindrops inhe mountains of west virginia that are coming eastbound here. i can't rule out a little light rain. primarily across northern maryland and shheandoah valley. rain chances ar

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from the daily mail this is from a year ago they mailed the first gentleman husband of luxembourg scape prime minister joins the nato wifes and girlfriends let me show you that picture. let's say. discuss is justice gus. well you know i think we've come a long way in this country in the u.s. when it comes to it's not going to be african-american. people in elected office and well ali or and. also in ireland and discrimination unquestionably we now have our own white house and white we have the green court and less and less tolerant of where we are today and where americans are today and so all i get very concerned when i see it being i mean. when it comes to you know. i'm very concerned that our country will take an act and unfortunately that means that our ability to also read pro l.g.b. . feelings and all of the around the world will use that fact as well and so right here in colorado and at state level a lot of openly l.g.b. people i and them are i mean at the level that people can end up and say we're not going to tolerate discrimination or amongst our toward our own to be friends a

deputies also notice d sea scape resort with a white great washed ashore. >>> you see a city limits s pop estd elevation but berkeley is hoping to change that. >> the city council will consider an alternative option. we have a look at one of those signs and what it may look like. under consideration says welcome to berkeley, love life sanctuary city of ohlone territory. >> 4:51. coming up next, bay area family heart broken. their beloved rab bit stolen at one of the mosound how did it happen? on thee. >> first happening now, former president george h.w. bush is getting help from a new service dog. his name is sully and he can open doors, pick up items and even get help. the 41st president uses a wheelchair and electric scooter for mobility. >> plus actor russell crow is making news, he'll be playing roger ales, the former ceo of fox news. in a new series of show time. head of the news organization for 20 years before resigning wter sexual harassment n the show willthis story will . an east bay 4-h family is stunned and heartbroken after somebody stole their daughter )s rabbit from the

continues to launch attacks in an effort to take it the war from which these children have not really scaped may yet with their lives at risk they are the most vulnerable victims of a conflict that's been going on for more than seven years it's not known exactly how many orphans there are in syria but according to unicef the war has left over five million children in need of humanitarian assistance more than half of them were forced to flee their homes to live as refugees mostly in neighboring countries . and dizzy and i was near the turkish syrian border well still ahead here all al-jazeera argentina's fans get ready for the latest effort to reclaim the world cup trophy they last won in one nine hundred eighty six peter all of those details in sport. early because it was their football fans who don't think about opening. a letter read explaining when real madrid a club worth five hundred million euros expresses a position on something like the world anti-doping agency has to take notice of the . al-jazeera continues its investigation into the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs in

cells each sit upon the egg beater shaped ends they hold the water so long and so well that no air scapes the botanists from bonn brought their discovery to the physicists at the institute of technology in cholera with a special request. the city has a plant that permanently holds and on the water and no one knows why and that was the beginning of a very nice collaboration between botanists and physicists. since ships are especially problematic for the environment the researchers decided to make the ocean giants more eco friendly with the cell vinnie effect containerships transport about ninety percent of all goods traded worldwide on the high seas they burn a lot of highly toxic heavy fuel oil heavy metals and other harmful substances are released mostly unfiltered in dangerously high concentrations and quantities into the atmosphere carcinogenic climate damaging so it gets blown around everywhere by the wind this is how ignis it goes it hated the most that drives the ship forward displacing water. but seventy percent of the energy expended actually goes to overcoming the resistance of t

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. >> reporter: it's morning shift time at the tower of london and raven master chris scape is lettingrds out to save the kingdom, or so the myth goes. so the legend is unless the birds stick around, the monarchy falls? >> not just the monarchy very the tower, the fortress turned prison turned execution site has been at the center of british history for a thousand years, a place ravens with their taste for dead meat would naturally hang out. ravens come where trouble is. >> of course, ravens throughout history have had a rather bad rap, and they've been known to follow soldiers into battles on the hunt for a good piece of food. >> reporter: by royal decree, it takes six ravens to protect the helm. they have stuck around despite executions lately. the bird man of the tower isn't taking any chances. >> i don't want them to leave the tower and try away. what i do is trim up their flight favorites. >> reporter: he keeps a spare, poppy, in case any of the others make a break for it. it's happened before. >> many years ago raven george left the tower of london and went down one of the pubs,

making this film would normally require extensive green screen work with the sci—fi city scape addedhe screen for a fraction of what it would normally cost. it created this sort of — for actors — they are usually having to imagine what will fill the green space. with this technology, we had the luxury of projecting it, and actors could see exactly what movie they are in. that was mark in la. and, finally, with wimbledon starting on monday, i thought i would get in some practise on a court. and, of course, i brought along my robot buddy. the telebot autonomously patrols the court and collects the balls you lobbed, smashed or, in my case, mishit. for any ball boys and ball girls, worrying about their jobs, do not worry. this is not designed to replace you at tournaments but about people who are practising and are not very good. you can carry on practising. it will pick them up while you are busy being rubbish. its on board camera spots the balls and the partner at the net keeps track of things too. it also has a handy and detachable basket. you can take it to the car and no—one will ev

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she does not respond and get into the dirt despite the terrible name calling and scape getting. lead story in today's "new york times," pane exclusive everybody is fwing. a 0-page letter to bob mueller making the case that the president can't be guilty of obstruction of justice because he has the power to fire and he doesn't need to testify. the instant media take is the president with this argument by his lawyers is trying to put himself above the law. is that a reasonable argument? katie: i think you can report on the m.o. and let the chips fall wher they may. in may we saw this leaking of the questions by someone whether it was the white house legal or someone else detailing the questions robert mueller was supposed to ask the president. this makes it clear the trump legal team said we have answered all your questions. here are the details you want to know about. there is no need forou to sit down with him because we already answered those questions. we have a hunch this leaking came from the legal team to get ahead of the mueller investigation to -- to show everybody they ha

attorney general has ruled that immigrants scaping domestic abuse and gang violence no longer be given asylum in the united states jeff sessions refused asylum to a salvadoran woman whose husband raped and beat her for fifteen years israeli police have begun affecting jewish settlers from fifteen homes built illegally in the west bank israel's supreme court ordered the section on choose day because they said the homes were built on private palestinian land the government says it will compensate the residents and rebuild their homes on nearby lands that are not privately owned those are the headlines the news continues but first it is the story. well the freeze the world cup two thousand and three is nearly upon us and for the second time in four years is hosting one of the planet's biggest sporting events but can russia overcome the security fears and put on a great for the party for the world for all the action on and off the pitch. ok and i'm really good you're in the stream now live on you tube today a show page by you out on like me to say well look at china's so-called reeducation

these migrants have been taking to seek a better life and it's a long and arduous journey many are scaping war extreme poverty in countries like eritrea somalia and ethiopia transit points on the horn of africa including djibouti although some choose to stop in yemen despite the war the rest are looking to work in wealthier countries like saudi arabia and the gulf states earlier letter daughter who works for the i.o.m. gave graphic detail of what happens to people along the way. we talk a lot about the mediterranean because it's euro centric approach to things but the real rices is people seven thousand a month probably going to yemen from the horn of africa desperately trying to find work to get out of poverty making their way to the gulf region so that's what it's all about and when they're predicted on and when they're abused and murdered at the times it really doesn't make a blind there's an awful lot of abuse of these migrants and they come across they don't necessarily have as many resources as those coming from west africa do but the my of the those predating on those who pick them

continues to launch attacks in an effort to take it the war from which these children have not really scaped may yet put their lives at risk they are the most vulnerable victims of a conflict that's been going on for more than seven years it's not known exactly how many orphans there are in syria but according to unicef the war has left over five million children in need of humanitarian assistance more than half of them were forced to flee their homes to live as refugees mostly in neighboring countries . or disease and as near the turkish syrian border. i. iran have won their first match at a world cup in twenty years beating morocco one male with a last minute girl and their female fans were particularly happy just to be in russia because back home in iran women abang from football stadiums it's the only nation competing at the world cup which doesn't let in failure supporters and to raise awareness palace were displayed at the stadium and simply says that and an iranian band released the protests. egypt got off to a disastrous start losing one nil to euro guy and then did stalin sala had t

been pulled alive from the rubble of the five story structure some residents are reported to have scaped in time after they heard cracking noises. farmers in northern india are demanding a fair price for their crops on a ten day strike they want traders to pay more for their products and they want financial aid from the government or than half of india's family households are in debt despite numerous loan write offs by successive governments army commanders in the southern philippines say gunmen linked to i saw are regrouping and tricking children into joining their fight. duggan reports from their own city of merari where massive gunmen were defeated by the army seven months ago but haven't gone away. you bring him is fourteen years old and lives in an evacuation camp with his father he says a group of men approached him a few weeks ago they told him they were police officers and invited him to join training and he said the prospect of taking revenge against the eisel inspired multi-group that attacked but are we city and kept it under siege for months appealed to him so he said yes his

continues to launch attacks in an effort to take it the war from which these children have not really scaped may yet with their lives at risk they are the most vulnerable victims of a conflict that's been going on for more than seven years it's not known exactly how many orphans there are in syria but according to unicef the war has left over five million children in need of humanitarian assistance more than half of them were forced to flee their homes to live as refugees mostly in neighboring countries . eye disease and near the turkish syrian border you can read up on all our top stories on the web site al-jazeera dot com including more details on our top story on our still suicide attack in afghanistan. well let's take a quick look before we go at the headlines once again at least twenty six people have been killed in an eyesore suicide car bomb attack at a gathering of taliban fighters and afghan security officials in the eastern city of. the blast came as president ashraf ghani announced an extension to the government's weeklong ceasefire with the taliban it's a blow to an otherwise hap

your insurance policy that's right i thought that i had to scape the devil you know i've been trying to stay one step ahead of the devil my whole life the american collapse that everyone of but born after me unfortunately is looking to be horribly. treated by the progressively surveillance. state and gulag casino the phrase i use is go like a scene this gentleman said that there's no new name for this rich new american poverty that's being invented i coined the phrase i call it the casino gulag yes that's a new eyes seen as right so they're going to take my medicare away from a just in time so all the money i paid into it all these years is going to go up in smoke it went to the military it went to don rumsfeld or to the twenty trillion dollars that the pentagon lost under the rug somewhere they can't find it and so that's partly my money that they are using now to you know buy chateaus and so it's a lead and have a great lifestyle in europe not in the front end but whole america and finally trump orders immediate steps to boost coal nuclear power plants as a matter of national and e

clear that will happen in cities and therefore we have to get experience on city streets and city scapesre that will be invented. >> 2400 ford employees expect to the work here will do more than transform a building but to help revive an entire neighborhood corktown. >> your love for detroit is clear to me. it's important for you to be here in the city. >> it is. >> is it legacy project for you. >> yeah this is really for me a great home coming if you will. >> his ancestors include great grand forge henry ford the legendary founder of the company first settled here in the late 19th century. >> everybody when detroit hit >>> a school lunch lady literally took her job home every day is now feeling the steve hartman found her story on the road. >> reporter: no matter what you order from school cafeteria worker deborah davis. >> i have chicken patty. chicken and rice. >> every meal comes guys sweetie pie. >> aunty deborah as she's known dolls out a heaping hospitality every hour. >> see y'all tomorrow. >> after serving food all day. >> i come out here. >> after lunch she drives her beat up '

continues to launch attacks in an effort to take it the war from which these children have not really scaped yet with their lives at risk they are the most vulnerable victims of a conflict that's been going on for more than seven years it's not known exactly how many orphans there are in syria but according to unicef the war has left over five million children in need of humanitarian assistance more than half of them were forced to flee their homes to live as refugees mostly in neighboring countries . and near the turkish syrian border stay with us on the news hour still to come on the eve of colombia's presidential runoff we look at even to kill a candidate many fear could undo the fabric piste of student activists in the u.s. travel from coast to coast to rally for greater gun control following a number of high profile shootings. and iceland the vikings clapping back against argentina joe will have the latest from the world cup in russia. al of the remaining heat there was once europe wide a couple of weeks ago is done the bottom right hand corners are circulating slow storms within what i

for the project was to create beautiful kind of places to sit and gathering spaces along the street scape. the last one that is listed here talks about the use of enhanced materials and planting along the street to create a unique neighborhood within san francisco. this lenderring starts to just what the project will look like and the enhancements. i know it's fairly small. we have a regular tree canopy and also moving in the tree lines to create more areas for pedestrians and for bus islands for the new transit that will be established as well as the bike lanes. this next slide is just a quick overview about how traffic flow works in the area. we all know there will still be cars on folsom street even with these other added forms of mobility, so between second and essex will be maintained as one way east eastbound changed from four lanes to three between essex and first similarly two way with the westbound dedicated to first only and from 1st to spear two lane traffic. we will have a continuous bike lane both east and northbound separated from particular traffic with just a painted buffe

and we'll be doing a street scape synergy program. and both of these programs were approved as part of the ten year capital plan. but we'll be coming back to you with more details on each project proposal as they are developed. it's a separate program, but it is the same approach in terms of being a program. our grant program will be focused on more larger parcels and performance based green infrastructure. so they'll be required to install technologies like rain gardens and cisterns. our fourth lesson learned is leveraging our key city partners. we found through our experience and through experience from numerous other cities that in san francisco, public and private parcels account for over 50% of the impervious surface that we have. going forward, we'll be focusing our projects on opportunities for regional storm water collection and reuse on large public parcels like schools and parks. and our final lesson learned was our need to develop standard green infrastructure project delivery processes. when we started the eip's, green inf

continues to launch attacks in an effort to take it the war from which these children have not really scapedmay yet with their lives at risk they are the most vulnerable victims of a conflict that's been going on for more than seven years it's not known exactly how many orphans there are in syria but according to unicef the war has left over five million children in need of humanitarian assistance more than half of them were forced to flee their homes to live as refugees mostly in neighboring countries . and near the turkish syrian border. that's why the nih has robbed us of a third tropical storm hitting the region of central america particularly the first two hurricanes this one won't quite make it this is coming off the coast near acapulco the satellite pictures show the swat disk here is it you won't see an eye because it's not really developing it's just in this massive cordon interesting regions this what's called carlotta i'm not going to give you any figures because really it's just it's a rain risk for acapulco for this general area but next one this mass of white here on the yucata

attorney general has ruled that immigrants scaping domestic abuse and gang violence no longer be given asylum in the united states jeff sessions refused asylum to a salvadoran woman whose husband raped and beat her for fifteen years israeli police have begun affecting jewish settlers from fifteen homes built illegally in the west bank israel's supreme court ordered the action on tuesday because they said the homes were built on private palestinian land the government says it will compensate the residents and rebuild their homes on nearby lands that are not privately owned those are the headlines the news continues but first it is the story. well the future world cup two thousand and three is nearly upon us and for the second time in four years is hosting one of the planet's biggest sporting events but can russia overcome the security fears and put on a great for the party for the world for all the action on and off the pitch. i am feeling ok and i'm really could be here in the stream now live on you tube today a show page by you out on like me to say well look at china's so-called reed

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the dublin society school of art scape s founded in 1764. the architect thomas ivory was appointed master. ivory was described as a gentle character by a student in the school. when hoban attended the school it was on grafton street. along the stretch to true to the left in this view of college green. an elevation of the school featured in strickland, a dictionary of irish artists 1913. the school was to teach 20 boys of the proper age and properly qualified the principles of geometry, architecture and the rules of perspective. were 30 to 35here people in the architectural school each year. there was not a working tradesman or mechanic in the building line in dublin. they had not received instruction in it. from worthy of note that 1749 to 1849, like the french model, tuition at school was free. this made the school accessible to all tiers of society. attractive to arts men and craftsmen such as hoban. despite this practical emphasis, he writes that the teaching at the school elevated the level of architectural training from the interested t

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fullest extent that the breadth of correctional statutes permits you to do, we would live in a hell-scape. you are exercising your discretion not to let people he have exercise their discretion. it's a mistake. >> is it prosecutor's problem to make sure children are reunited? >> prosecutors are supposed to do the right thing. you don't only follow the technical obligations that you have. if you decide to have a policy whereby you prosecute every single person who presents himself or herself somewhere along the border for consideration for amnesty and you charge all of them, which is a misdemeanor, you have to take care you are not harming them in a disproportionate way. as one of the judges said in the last couple of days, it's been reported incredulous there was no way for the prosecutor to happen what happened to this person's child. when you arrest somebody, and you take material from them or documents from them or a telephone from them or some other property, they inventory it. you keep track of it. you get a receipt. how can it be -- i agree with the judge. how can it be you take som

. >> he koreas scape goes of muslims and mexican immigrants. he calls for the use of torture.and of anger that has led other nations into the abyss. >> he walks like a penguin onto the stage. have you ever seen -- like a penguin. >> of course, romney pulled back on his rhetoric whether he he was considered by trump for secretary of state. here's what he said recently when asked whether he would continue to call out the president if he wins that senate seat in utah. let's watch. >> i believe i've made it pretty clear that i'll stand with president trump if the policies he's proposing are good for state of utah, fur other states, for the nation. on the other hand, if he were to say something that is divisive and significant, something which were racist or anti-women or anti-immigrant, i feel a responsibility to speak out. >> should we count on that man to stand up against trump on moral issues? >> depends which romney shows up, whether it's the romney of that blistering speech of which you just showed an excerpt or the romney being toyed with by the president when he thought he