in blue at the bottom right of the park. in closing i like to highlight the 1989 memo provides criteria determining whether a shadow on a rec park propertiville a negative impact. memo establishes the parks greater than 2 acres in size with les than 20% shadow load as the case with these parks the memo guidance up to 1% shadow increase. for reference in the case of del sola 4.36 acre experiencing 2 penalty 18 shadow load and add 4.02% for total of 6.2%. in james rolfe junior a 2.9 acre park experiencing 6.97 shady and add 0.01% for a total of 6.98%. time day, time of year, shadow side and shadow duration and public good served by the project. i want to leave you with images of photos of the areas of both parks this is del sol. moving from the left is the community garden. skate park and theater and trellis. and this is james rolfe junior play ground. composed of the baseball fields at the top you see a clubhouse and children's play area in the northern portion. that concludes my presentation. >> thank you very much. >> let mo

so, we head back into the park together. s is the track that they will come to the river to drink. and sometimes we get also elephant. susila takes us to a spot near the river. and after hours of waiting, a tiger suddenly appears. it is magnificent to see a male tiger walking along here, one of over 100 tigers now here in bardiya national park, part of a growing tiger population here in nepal. it is definitely something to be celebrated, because as we know everywhere around the world, the conservation stories that we often get to read are loudly depressing, and the number of species we are losing on a daily basis, the habitat loss that we see every day. and nepal brings a freshness to the arena of conservation. music and chanting. they have participated in this, they have rejoiced in the success as well, and they are paying with their lives and terror, and that i think needs to be acknowledged more. because if it is not acknowledged, the world cannot come together to find a solution for that. despite what happened to her moth

the park is cleaner. i've ever seen it. i had. anybody that goes there is going to love it and enjoy it. this is a map showing the highlight. so when i was doing tours for over 40 years in yellowstone that i if i had people for one day, i would do a lower loop or an upper loop. if i had them for a week. we spent more time visiting different things. i had people from india and they brought their 25 year old daughter, gianna list of 110 things she wanted to see in yellowstone. and i looked at her list and i didn't even recognize some of the names. i says, oh yeah, we can handle it all. and at the end of the five days, she said, you got all but one. and i said, i think you missed marking that down. anyway, i was happy to see them leave and they were happy they enjoyed the trip. this is jim mccaleb. he was the vice president, forbes and terra and ran the hotels. that type thing in the park and not only here but throughout the west. and he has just retired and a couple of years ago, but cared about his employees. he cared about providin

so, we head back into the park together. is is the track that they will come to the river to drink. and sometimes we get also elephant. susila takes us to a spot near the river. and after hours of waiting, a tiger suddenly appears. it is magnificent to see a male tiger walking along here, one of over 100 tigers now here in bardiya national park, part of a growing tiger population here in nepal. it is definitely something to be celebrated, because as we know everywhere around the world, the conservation stories that we often get to read are loudly depressing, and the number of species we are losing on a daily basis, the habitat loss that we see every day. and nepal brings a freshness to the arena of conservation. music and chanting. they have participated in this, they have rejoiced in the success as well, and they are paying with their lives and terror, and that i think needs to be acknowledged more. because if it is not acknowledged, the world cannot come together to find a solution for that. despite what happened to her mot

enjoying the day at the park. lots of sunshine coming our way. 70's for tomorrow san francisco along the coastline will keep in the 60's. otherwise you can see some of these temperatures warming up in the 80's, even some 90's inland by tomorrow afternoon. next week, different story we're talking about near triple digit heat. but if you want to come out of the park tonight, what a night to do it game starting at 7.15, this evening. it should be beautiful, but definitely on the breezy to windy side. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, we'll get back to you. coming up on dine and dish. we're going to take a trip up the coast through some of the best seafood around at a restaurant that's been serving up for 3 quarters of a century. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can caus

yellowstone was one of the world's first national parks. hed in 1872, it inspired a movement. and today, there are thousands of them globally. lakes, volcanoes and mountains span almost 4,000 square miles of wilderness. home to over half of the world's active geysers, the park is at the core of one of the largest ecosystems on the planet. 0k! woo! so this is old faithful, probably one of the world's most famous geysers. and there she goes! oh, my god, that's just spectacular! the snow—capped mountains in the distance. it's hard not to drive with yourjaw open, basically. and the first stop on my journey is the park's oldest lodge, as it opens its doors for its busiest season yet. yellowstone represents some of the very best l america has to offer. and 150 years is a long time. we didn't always get it right. we killed every single wolf in this park. - even in the 1960s, - we were feeding bears out of garbage dumps. despite fierce opposition, when the park was first established, indigenous people were forcibly removed from their land. until now

others have to take the park. or their livelihood. this woman lost her mother—in—law in a tiger attack last year. she was deep inside the national park, cutting grass for their cow. national park, cutting grass fortheir cow. she national park, cutting grass for their cow. she heard the story from those who were there. the government pays around 8000 us dollars in compensation to tiger victims�* families. but because sa mj ha na�*s mother—in—law was because samjhana�*s mother—in—law was inside the national park she has been told she does not qualify for it. she is still fighting for some kind of financial help to put towards her boys�* education. this is the tiger that is believed to have killed her mother—in—law and two other people. now behind bars in kathmandu zoo. right now the national park is actively trying to increase the target population, how do you feel about that? protests broke out injune after a leopard attacked villages a week after a woman was killed by a tiger. the community demanding authorities do

as we cut the ribbon on this incredible park. with that, i would like to welcome speak of the mission bay neighborhoods our neighbor and my new friends a member of the mission bay cac that is sarah davis. >> thanks for coming out and having this day with us. what you are seeing here is years and years of people think burglar mission bay. when i grew upon here we moved here when i was 7 the house boat upon community abandoned train yards with jack rabbits and a group partnered with all city friends, some are in this room, to envisionmation bay and sat at tables with building blocks about what ideas the whole community would have. and what it needed to be an addition to the city. you know when i was a little girl, the mission rock would rent row boats row from mission rock to the ferry building and fishermachine's wharf, tic toc was down the way. everybody friday night you see along this strip, city workers gathering with their friends drinking beer and fishing along this water front. this area's had a history of people gathering an

the activists don't want the park developed. they want to protect the unhoused people that live here. you want to preserve the history of the park, which was the site of civil rights protests in the 1960s. this is a video i shot earlier. this is when they started to take down some of the trees. there are redwoods in there and a big palm tree. when the trees started coming down, that is when the activists got really upset and angry. they broke through the fence. there was the physical confrontation i was talking about with police. here is some of the video. this could've been a couple of hours ago. several protesters put themselves in the way of a truck carrying tree trimming equipment. that truck did leave. i believe they got in some other way. the other trucks made it through, as you can hear from the chainsaws and the noise some of the workers have been cutting down trees. the university police began clearing the park just after midnight last night. the workers, as mentioned, they fenced off the side and shut down roads surroun

the marina green. again in golden gate park. been a great time for music and ties into the recovery and the tremendous energy where we are feeling and -- you know anybody who says san francisco is struggling needs to hang out in the park system. where well is joy and beaut and he inspiration every day. >> so, the san francisco board of supervisors passed legislation to make jfk drive in will golden gate park car free. how have residents responds. >> the san francisco residents responds positive. families. bicyclists, joggers, people with dogs and people from every corner of san francisco have discovered that jfk promenade is a treasure. it enhances the parks so much. imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pi

a spokesman said there have been several violent crimes at the park. it also happened on a very busy sunday in berkeley as parents bring the students back to campus. >> i'm concerned overall just as a parent because i want to feel safe. >> reporter: ima ban jo said she is confident they keep a close eye on things but alarmed to see the campers across the street and hear about the rash of crimes in the park. >> when i pulled up i thought i hope she will be safe. i want her to be safe. >> reporter: theteer clear of the park and said no incidents involved students or university employees. >> i wouldn't put the blame on the park. >> reporter: this grad operated a koichen at the park since march and said the blame for crimes should blame with the uc system. >> it's a chaotic area. they toppled the trees. disturbed the community that was -- that policed itself. this is the university's fault. >> reporter: two incoming fresh men said they realize there's a need for housing but question the choice to use people's park. especially since so many people live there

i would like to wake up directly in the park of culture and rest. the arch of the main entrance was erected in 1955 according to the project of the architect georgy chukov. in 2011, the park was reconstructed, and much of it was restored to its original place . the legendary statue of ivan shadr, a girl with an oar, was placed on august 12, 2000, a tragedy occurred in the history of the russian submarine fleet. the nuclear submarine was destroyed. kursk he worked out training shooting. in the barents sea. according to the official version, a torpedo exploded, apparently due to a fuel leak, the boat collapsed to the ground and thundered, the second explosion more power toned other torpedoes and the crew of kursk survived 23 sailors and a lieutenant commander. dmitry kolesnikov for several days. they pounded on the bulkhead, in total darkness. only on august 20, norwegian russian divers. they opened the aft compartment, but there was no one to save in october 2001 kursk was raised to the surface and found the bodies of almost everyone, who died in the

as we cut the ribbon on this incredible park. that, i would like to welcome speak of the mission bay neighborhoods our neighbor and my new friends a member of the mission bay cac that is sarah davis. >> thanks for coming out and having this day with us. what you are seeing here is years and years of people think burglar mission bay. when i grew upon here we moved here when i was 7 the house boat upon community abandoned train yards with jack rabbits and a group partnered with all city friends, some are in this room, to envisionmation bay and sat at tables with building blocks about what ideas the whole community would have. and what it needed to be an addition to the city. you know when i was a little girl, the mission rock would rent row boats row from mission rock to the ferry building and fishermachine's wharf, tic toc was down the way. everybody friday night you see along this strip, city workers gathering with their friends drinking beer and fishing along this water front. this area's had a history of people gathering and ha

, drain them, strengthen the bottom and refill the park , running routes will also appear in the parkengths of work will also affect the territory of the fraser stadium. a large football field a mini-football court tennis courts and workout grounds moscow keeps pace with the times, carefully preserving its centuries-old history, but not forgetting to write a new story for residents and guests comfort beauty coziness entertainment for every taste and color not only inside its many museums of cultural heritage, shopping centers, cinemas and restaurants and right in the city directly on its streets without a beautification program. it would be simply impossible. vladimir putin held a meeting today, on the situation in the metallurgical industry, the president urged the authorities to do everything to ensure domestic demand for the products of metallurgists, and this is what he said about external sanctions against our producers on the work of domestic metallurgists, which are a clear manifestation of unfair competition. we see this, and i repeat it in other industries. e is an attempt by

the parking will not be in keeping with the neighborhood character because it it is not typical to park in the required rear yard. the proposal will affect neighborhood parking by removing on street park to provide private park nothing the required rear yard. i understands the appellate is arguing that the park suggest required under the local ad u program ordinance 95-17. no less than 4 different planners have already explained to the owner that off street park suggest in the required for the existing unit on the property or the proposed ad u that is part of the permit. the owner believed ordinance 9517 allows park nothing any configuration on the property including the required rear yard. ordinance does state if existing park suggest demolished murder to construct the ad u, only the parking space required bite code must be replaced. if riaccomplicement is required it may be any configuration on the lot n. this intagz well is in existing legal or required parking. and furthermore the ad u is in the being constructed in the required rear yard. also important in december of 2018 the boar

beyond the skate park in the renovated park. there was another site for extreme sports pam-track it is made. so at the same time both professionals and beginners can train here, but the construction of this zone took 1.5 months. the most important thing, experts say, is to competently design obstacles and choose the right coating. the base of the entire half-track is made of inert materials with the best possible layer-by -layer compaction. here, and the finish layer is a special brand of asphalt for such structures reeling is very important, that is, speed is important nearby . a new playground will appear that will unite the workout area for tennis and basketball. they will be equipped with modern simulators. they did not forget about safety. the entire sports area will be covered with a special rubber coating. a long-term project for the improvement of the longest park zone is nearing completion; work began back in 2016 during this time in order. they brought more than half of the park, updated embankments new paths for leisur

another question was yellowstone the first national park in the world. do you know and did any other countries set aside land for parks before yellowstone? countries had been setting aside parklands in cities and you know, of course the idea of the commons was very old the whole idea that you would preserve something like central park was quite new. i mean that was an idea that emerged in the in the 1840s but really the idea of a national the government would take from the people and keep out of development and then kind of organize and structure for tourism. that was a completely new idea. so yes, i think we can safely say that yellowstone was the first national park in the world and then there are still you know, there are some countries that don't even really have it now, but then others that do and and lots of places that have parks that are dedicated to wildlife, you know, obviously what i didn't talk about very much in this talk were the charismatic megafauna of yellowstone the bison and the elk and the wolves in particular bears. and the reason for

the park service contacted this man, his name was fred michelle. the person who contacted and was -- contacted him was not having much luck trying to set up an interview with him and he thought maybe the reason was because mr. michelle was sworn to secrecy. finally he arranged to meet with them. he took a long several of the interrogations that he had conducted with his name on them and he started talking about what he had done in the program at fort hunt. then he gave them several names of people he remembered who were there. with that and going through the roster and internet trying to track people down through google and so forth that they were able to track down about 65 people stationed at fort hunt and conducted oral history interviews with as many as they could from 2006 to 2010. there were some interesting interviews. there were some who were bedridden who literally died within weeks of the interviews, and at the time world war ii veterans were dying at a rate of one every 90 seconds so time was of the essence. one of the soldiers they were

police were looking in the park. her, stay home, and wait. >> and then, about 11-or-so at night, there is a knock on the front door. it's somebody, with the police department, with the bloodhounds. >> oh, boy. >> they want a piece of jennifer's clothing. something they can get a scent off of. >> they didn't find jenni, that night. or the next day. tacoma police closed point defiance park for three days. hundreds of people joined the search. nbc affiliate, king 5, covered it. jenni's sister, theresa, pleaded for help. >> just take time. just think back. just sit down, and remember. any, little bit would help. >> meanwhile, police worked the angles. was it a kidnapping? >> maybe, they were going to ask for ransom. we just didn't know. >> or maybe, jenni got lost or was badly hurt. >> there were, literally, hundreds of people looking through the park for her. >> everybody wanted to find jenni. >> gene miller helped run down hundreds of suspected sightings. >> there was a lot of good-faith effort, on the part of citizens