confidence in her that the police were there to take care of everyone, including former retired u.s. park rangers. but all it takes is a couple of people with a little bit of sensitivity to instill trust and confidence in the citizenry, and i thank all of the folks that were involved to make sure that she gets out because our seniors deserve to get out and about. they've contributed, too. thank you. >> president hirsch: thank you. good evening. >> linda chapman. i wonder whether that report of statistics on sexual assault includes jewish home, although i told it was actually sexual battery. and you know, i see all the publicity about laguna honda, and that's there because everyone did the right thing. and the reason there's no publicity at this time because of course i haven't gone to the press is that nobody did the right thing at the jewish home except central station and the advocates who came on when they sent their report. i was talking with emily merase about the special victims unit that creates special victims. you know, i didn't feel that much like a victim. i was a professional,

. >>> u.s. park officials keeping an eye on a barge briefly breaking loose at niagara falls.een stuck there since 1918. the upper rapids above horseshoe falls. but it was dislodged during a storm halloween night. it got stuck about 154 feet downstream. we could stay there for days or even years. >>> an update on a rescue employees sprang into action. surveillance video shows a cow seems dacian with all of a sudden a man steps over the yellow safety strip falls under the trap. the train is coming fast, the supervisor john o'connor, take a look, he does not miss a beat >> i saw him go down right here. he's grabbing and pulling as hard as he could. >> a witness posted a video on twitter of the two men hugging and the moment is now going viral. >>> the city of los angeles may push out all of the uber controversial rulings sharing and points and travel times with authorities. the data could be used to find out were people live or socialize. the company also chooses los angeles with an unfair review process. the city needs data to make sure the company is following rules on where t

u.s. citizen he was parking his car to go and eat at a mexican restaurant when he was confronted by a 61 year old white man who says that he was parked there illegally so he went back to his car parked a block away and when he came back that same route he was met by that man again says that he asked him why did you come here and invade my country and then he threw battery acid on his face when some calls going to go to whom. he was. going to do this to me that was at a press conference monday morning after the attack happened friday night he suffered 2nd degree burns on his face and i want to bring up the surveillance video so you can see this again you can see it's 61 year old it's it will be clipped in blackwell there on the right he is not formally charged right now but you can see where he throws the battery acid in him the villa family they have created a go fund me page to cover his medical expenses and as of tuesday night 41000 dollars was raised and they had it just a 15000 dollars goal so. what more do we know about this guy clifton blackwell so it's kind of interesting so again he i

u.s. the santa anita park is under investigation once again. thank you for joining us sanjay arabia has began the long awaited process of selling shares in its state run oil giant aramco a small portion of the firm is expected to initially be put up on the kingdom's domestic stock exchange it's hoped billions of dollars will be raised to help pay for crown prince mohammed bin salman's reform plans osama bin job it has our report . the world's most anticipated stock offering is finally happening after years of hype and several delays saudi aramco the world's largest oil producing firm is being listed in riyadh for the exchange and shoes are expected to be priced in december it's no ordinary company called the engine driving saudi arabia's economy which relies on oil revenues. this is these truly historic we are happy to announce our attention to this the saudi aramco company at the saudi stock exchange market the centerpiece of crown prince mohammed bin said man's vision 2030 saudi aramco stock offering is meant to bring in enough revenue to div

>> report: they were a part of a group of about 100 who gathered at be park to urge the u.s. supreme court to preserve daca, and allow more than 800,000 young people whose parents brought them to the u.s. when they were children to stay here and avoid deportation. >> it feels very scary. everyday, you wake up and you don't know if your life will get taken away from you. >> reporter: she is a high school recipient and daca recipient who has been in the u.s. since he was 6 months old. >> now, planning my future, i really wanted to go to college. i'm thinking about me not being able to be there for my family and it breaks my heart. it is very, very hard when you have to do all of that in all of this pressure is on you. not just with school and work, but to think you are going to go back somewhere you don't know. >> reporter: re: --ari is a dreamer who says her dream is to be a teacher like the one to help her, that is if she gets to stay in the u.s. >> i feel like if this program that i worked so hard for gets taken away from you, i would feel empty. >> reporter: now the supreme

u.s. the santa anita park is under investigation yet again. thank you very. much for joining us saudi arabia has begun the process to sell shares in its state run oil giant aramco a small chunk of the firm will initially be put up on the kingdom's domestic stock exchange it's hopes tens of billions of dollars will be raised to help fund crown prince mohammed bin simons plans for the gold states future is what saudi aramco chief executive had to say. this is these truly historic we are happy to announce our intention to this the saudi aramco company at the saudi stock exchange market the strategic aim of the company is to ensure that there is earnings for the government and the country according to our board of directors we are going to increase shares to 75000000000 dollars this year the government will as the need arises start distributing benefits to the shareholders al-jazeera is osama bin job it explains the significance of saudi aramco. its beyond what the through the rubble stock exchange in riyadh could have ever imagined the world's largest oil produc

germany celebrates the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall a huge park and sent began at sites across the city. and u.s. secretary of state mike on peo tells germany that nato allies need to work together to assure the organization remains a quote potent force for good in the world. i'm called aspen you're watching news live from berlin coming up next is g.w. business with the general general out for now thanks for watching. little. bursts. home. of species. go home or see if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps i can . do is tell stories of credence people and innovative projects around the world. music contributed much least bring them into submission.

parks, we're going to see a video, because we had the great speaking of golden gate park, the great pleasure of hosting the u.s. national lawn bowling championships at the lawn bowling courts in golden gate park. the courts built by john mclaren. and included mini ill luminaries from all around the country, including teddy roosevelt. this is just a beautiful place where history meets recreation. we and the club and the commission has been supportive of this one too have done a lot of work on the greens and the clubhouse. they built a new history wall. and we welcomed lawn bowlers from all over the country for three to four days of pretty intense competition. the bowlers themselves believe this to be the finest lawn bowling venue in the united states of america. so with that, i will turn it over to ryan who will cue up the video. [ ♪ ] my lawn bowling jacket. this guy is quite a character. >> president buell: impressive. >> and that concludes the general manager's report. >> clerk: any public comment on the item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner mcdonnell: as wonderful moments are importan

u.s. citizen, argued with another man over a parking space friday night. attacker told villalaz to go back to his country. he then threw what's believed to be bte >> it was so painful. my eye was burning, burning, burning. >> o'donnell: the f.b.i. has seen a rise in anti-latino attacks, up 24% in 2017. at niagara falls, new proof that rushing water always wins. an iron ship stuck on rocks near the falls for 101 years has finally dislodged. a heavy storm driving the river's current spun the ship around and downstream on halloween night for goodness sakes. the old barge is now about 150 feet closer to a very long fall. in oakland, a dramatic split- second rescue was caught on camera. officials say a man who may have had a bit too much to drink slipped into and onto the train tracks sunday. a hero transit supervisor john o'connor grabbed the man, pulling him to safety with about a second to spare. >> what are we supposed to do? we're all human beings. >> o'donnell: the two men hugged as everyone at the scene applauded. up next, a boy honors fallen first respo

parked his car. accusing him of illegally being in the u.s.ortedly asking him. >> why you no respect my laws, why you came to my country. you came here illegally. >> a u.s. citizen who immigrated from peru initially ignored the man but did move his car. when he got back to the restaurant, the man was waiting for him and that's when he allegedly threw the acid in his face. >> the feeling was burning and i tried to defend myself but i couldn't because i opened my eyes. >> officers investigating the incident as a hate crime were led to the suspect who was arrested monday. his family says he's a veteran who suffers from post traumatic stress. tom barrett expressed his disappointment pointing fingers at the president who he thinks insights hatered in minorities. >> people feel they have license to go after hispanic people and it's wrong. >> responding to the mayor's comments says the blame lies on the attacker and the trump administration has repeatedly condemned racism, biggotry and violence. >>> the trump administration officially notified the un

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u.s. one of the largest in the park. >> but theels numbers are reassuring.ates within european for next week are higher. the growth estimates, ternings, i'm for sale. within europe they're expecting more of a rebound than what was stay around the u.s. >> the u.s. is being stronger this year. >> we're going to keep you a sbilt earlier. for the them. for that we go to emory horter. emory? emory: it's a by quitest. >> they stood out to me. >> leffs the biggest shock in three years. said he was subject to a malware infection. test co and my yo focus. and michael focused on more than $2 billion. they now have an outperform rating on that stock. >> eden, test co and micro, thanks very much for joining us. we've also watching the e.c.b. president christine lagarde. she's going to be giving a speak in a few minutes. we'll bring it to you life. as well as any veaks in the marks. werle waiting -- in some sense for her take on monetarily policy. from the. she would be shocked if she makes any monetarily on monetarily policy before she sits through her first initial dep

you've also seen the globalization of the labor market, and that has eroded parking power for u.s.re thing that's come out in recent research is that an older workforce is much less likely to change jobs, so as we skew to an older workforce, it is that changing of jobs that often gets people there big bump in pay. there are a number of factors that play into this. think unionizing certainly boosts workers' ability to negotiate for higher wage increases, so unionizing helps on the margin to reverse the trend of less of a share of gdp going to labor versus capital. but if you look at europe, for example, where they tend to have much stronger unions, they are facing the same decline, so this is a developed world problem. cannot solveone it, but it can help address it. alix: how do we come back to this issue again? when does this start to trickle up and become another problem for the auto companies, and for the economy? we are: well, i think forecasting a downturn in sales in the u.s. coming through 2021, 2022. we expect average hourly labor costs will increase during that time period

u.s. citizen, argued with another man over a parking space friday night.ed attacker told villalaz to go back to his country. he then threw what's believed to be battery acid in his face. >> it was so painful. my eye was burning, burn, burning. >> o'donnell: f.b.i. has seen a rise in anti-latino attacks, up 24% in 2017. at niagara falls, new proof that rushing water always wins. an iron ship stuck on rocks near the falls for 101 years has finally dislodged. a heavy storm driving the river's current spun the ship around and downstream on halloween night for goodness sakes. the old barge is now about 150 feet closer to a very long fall. in oakland, a dramatic split- second rescue was caught on camera. officials say a man who may have had a bit too much to drink slipped into and onto the train tracks sunday. a hero transit supervisor john o'connor grabbed man, pulling him to safety with about a second to spare. >> what are we supposed to do? we're all human beings. >> o'donnell: the two men hugged as everyone at the scene applauded. up next, a boy honors falle

u.s. citizens in a washington park peacefully demonstrating, as is their constitutional right? and after the armenian resolution's passage in the house, turkey is working overtime block it in the senate because they know if this resolution, which both i, senator cruz, and bipartisan members both sits have sponsored -- sides have sponsored, were to come to the floor for a vote, it would pass resoundingly and send a clarion message that recognizes the truth: the armenian genocide happened. it was a monstrous act and those who deny it are complicit in a terrible lie. genocide is genocide. the senate should not bow to this pressure. it cannot bow to this pressure. let's pass this resolution today. erdogan's behavior abroad has roots inside of turkey with where the democratic process has significantly eroded and religious freedom is under pressure. the ecould you men cal faces dire consequences as the spiritual head of the world's second largest christian church. his church properties have been confiscated and president erdogan restricts his religious freedom. this is wrong and his

u.s. from peru nearly two decades ago says the incident happened after a parking dispute. police say they have arrested a 61-year-old man in connection with the incident and are considering hate crime charges here's nbc's molly hunter. >> reporter: the man on the left is 42-year-old mahud villaland it was saturday outside a restaurant in milwaukee when the the man on the right holds up a metal bottle then throwing what police believe to be battery acid on his face >> this happen a lot in america. that's not right >> reporter: police have now arrested a 61-year-old in connection with what they're callin battery villalaz says he was getting out of his truck when a man told him he couldn't park there >> i said why? you're supposed to be 30 feet away from the stop bus and start talkt myaws, you can't invade m citizen i have my rights to. >> reporter: villalaz, who came here from peru nearly two decades ago, moved his car and the man is still there he was talking to me really angry. >> reporter: villalaz turned his face sought acid burns only the left side. >> and i start screa

u.s. history and before that he was a parking lot attendant that put himself through college.e things make mike bloomberg someone who is competent like someone else is not. >> that billionaire point actually is coming from democrats that now mike bloomberg is running. they're the ones who are slamming him and using billionaire like it's a four-letter swear word. here's elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. >> michael bloomberg plans to bypass human beings. he thinks that he can be the democratic nominee for president by having a lot of money. not by actually getting out and meeting people. >> he doesn't have to go to nevada. he doesn't have to go to south carolina. all he has to do is take out his checkbook and write hundreds of millions of dollars in ads all over this country. >> okay. what he said was -- was pretty damning. what she said was pretty personally nasty. michael bloomberg plans to bypass human beings. >> neither one of those things happens to be true. if mike bloomberg was interested in bypassing human beings he wouldn't have spent $10 billion of his own dollars b

u.s. senators and civil war heroes, it's a tree-filled park for san francisco residents. since i noticed the historic cemetery plaque missing from the red brick wall a few years ago, i wondered why would anyone want to erase this history. it made me sad. well, as a result, it seems that the job of marking and memorializing this important san francisco landmark has been left to its survivors, the trees. some of these large, old growth trees are monument to this lost history. in addition to the history, many studies have reported that the loss of large, old trees leads to an over all loss of urban biodiversity. they are critical ecological structures because relative to their size, they are disproportionate providers of resources crucial to wildlife. it's times of necessary development and help preserve the landmarks that define your cities' rich history. concern neighborhoods are not anti development. but surely these developers have the ability to build with respect to san francisco's history. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is bill cutler. my wife and i have lived

the inspiration national parks in the united states such as the famous yellowstone chinese officials have visited there and have been consulting with u.s. environmental grapes on how to replicate their success at hime in the u.s. they are a source of pride of national pride and i think they certainly could be here in china as well. the chinese government has already stopped issuing mining and hydropower permits in the ching hai region and it's started to employ people from the area to perform conservation related tasks like collecting trash and keeping an eye out for purchase. if we fail to protect this homeland we will have failed to take care of ourselves all those old. there are a number of people who support and will benefit from the creation of the national park inching high province but there is concern about what it will mean for the bulk of the local population many of whom are tibetan mance more than 100000 people live within the park's boundaries only about. i and chinese officials have alluded that some of them will be free locate it. i don't believe you believe we are going to move all to all the people with the like of the

u.s. middle east policy israel approves the palestinians outright washington says it's no longer considers israeli settlements on palestinian land from your key park west bank to be a violation of international law tell us to indians condemn the move as another blow to prospects for peace in the region also coming up during a skype dozens of pro-democracy activists in hong kong to use fraud plateaus to flee a police siege at the university campus is moving to assert its authority in the territory warning once more it could intervene to end the crisis. says dogs like pricing is ugly for the snowed in england hundreds of tasty pounds bright and rough conditions in the dry land dogsledding $12.00 championships. i'm anthony held welcome to the program we begin with a major reversal in u.s. policy in the middle east the trumpet ministrations says it no longer views israel's settlements in the occupied west bank as violating international law for decades israel's settlements on palestinian territory have been a huge sticking point in peace negotiations palestinians have slammed the move saying it's another blow to the cause for peace. the u.s. gives up

u.s. has been overshadowed by the death of another horse at california's famed santa anita park mongolian groom was his name he sustained a serious injury to his left hind ankle on the final bend of the future breeders cup classic the 4 year old is the 37th horse to die as a result of injury at santa anita since december he was taken away in an ambulance and was euthanized shortly afterwards they worked a really very very quickly to get that horse on the van the van pulled up backed up they got the horse on the van the classic breeders cup and his horse made down it's a shame is just i was almost in tears i couldn't believe it in a statement the breeders cup said the death of mongolian groom is a loss to the entire horse racing community are acquiring and human athletes safety is the breeders cups top priority we've worked closely with santa anita leading up to the world championships to promote enhanced equine safe safety. well lewis hamilton only has to finish 8th or better in sunday's us grand prix to secure his 6th formula one world title hamilton will start the race from 5th after hi

u.s. has been overshadowed by the death of another horse at california's famed santa anita park his name is mongolian groom and he has sustained a serious injury to his left hind ankle on the final bend of the breeders cup classic the 4 year old is the 37th horse to die as a result of injury at santa anita since december he was taken away in an ambulance and was euthanized shortly afterwards they worked a really very very quickly to get that horse on the van the van pulled up backed up they got the horse on the van the classic breeders cup and swordsmen down it's a shame is just i was almost in tears i couldn't believe it in a statement the breeders cup said the death of mongolian groom is a loss to the entire horseracing community are you a quine and human athlete safety is that the breeders cup top priority we've worked closely with santa anita leading up to the world championships to promote enhanced at safety. lewis hamilton only has to finish 8th or better in sunday's u.s. grand prix to secure his 6 formula one world title hamilton will start the race from 5th after his worst qualifyin

u.s. president and the ukrainian president and described the conversation as improper and unusual also coming up tonight greece's prime minister accusing the european union of parking migrants in countries on its borders case in point of this refugee camp on the island.

parking lot before your discovery. expedition boy. this is the deadly news asia coming up proposing peace while still waging war as the u.s. looks to exit afghanistan human rights watch says cia backed afghan soldiers are killing civilians as part of their fight against the taleban. cluster smaug suffocates delhi and for its fish ills extreme circumstances demand extreme measures we'll tell you what they're trying out. i'm melissa chan you're watching t.w. news asia thank you for joining us cia backed afghan paramilitary forces have killed civilians and night raids kidnapped people and bombed villages that's according to the latest human rights watch report these documented incidents took place in mostly taliban controlled areas of afghanistan and have increased significantly over the past 2 years in parallel with u.s. efforts to exit its 19 year war there human rights watch says what is happening are war crimes the cia has responded and says its operations are done quote in accordance with law and under a robust system of oversight but for afghan civilians this rationale offers little in the way of justice for their loved

instant are still unclear but it's believed he fell from a parking garage after police fired tear gas during clashes with demonstrators last weekend. u.s. secretary of state mike pale is stressed the importance of the nato military alliance after a meeting with german chancellor angela merkel is wrapping up a 2 day visit to germany to mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. brushfires in eastern australia have been burning out of control with firefighters warning the situation is unprecedented the affected area spans a 1000 kilometer stretch of the coast and many residents have been urged to evacuate. for lenses brandenburg gate is awash with a light display ahead of tomorrow's 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall also to mark the occasion u.s. secretary of state mike peo helped unveil a larger than life statue of former us president ronald reagan who called on these soviet union to tear down the wall in 1970. so the news from berlin for more follow us on twitter at news or visit our website dot com. that stuff is our talk show to the points on the question why so many east germans feel like 2nd class citiz

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park. with a personal stake in what the court will decide about terminating the program. that allows them to state in the u.s. without documentation. >> i feel very emotional. and unsure and the other 800,000 people. >> she is a senior in high school. aspires to go to college and be elible for daca in the cnty. >> we learn from the very early age, there's a right way and a wrong way to do things. the federal government tried to terminate the program. the wrong way. >> dozens of students who rallied here were 3,000 miles away from washington. they were convinced their voices would be heard along with others rallying outside the supreme court. >> i'm sure they're listening and they can't silence our dreams or voices anymore. >> they were joined by elected officials and others who support the cause. and seek an end to the uncertainty. >> there was mostly a rally of high school students there's a sizable number of recipients now adults in the work force. and their fates will be determined by the supreme court. a sizable number of stake holders. >> still ahead. warriors practice for the next game. word another ke

u.s. troops so it would not satisfy north korean demands i. must park it's very good to get your expertise on this we do appreciate your time for now that's june part live in seoul thank you. now turkey has deported 7 german citizens at says a link to i saw that the 2 men 4 women and a child landed at berlin's take an airport overnight they deportations are part of an effort by turkey to repatriate foreign fighters held in turkish jails now in the u.k. counter-terrorism police arrested a man at heathrow airport hours after turkey said it had to portland a british eisel suspect let's go to our correspondent john mccain he's joining us live from berlin so what happens to these 7 people that have landed in berlin dominic and how is all of this you know playing on a wider scale in germany. well elizabeth in one sense the 7 people you were describing there they are from or the family group its parents adult children and then younger children of the adult children if you see what i mean the reporting in the german news media today is that these people are not

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park has more. >> he has performed in the u.s. for decades, but hasn't been on stage here in the states since an allegation became public in august. now in a new interview, he's trying to set record straight saying he's been quote, gallant, but chivalry, adding his gestures may have been misinterpreted. ♪ the world renowned opera♪ world-renowned opera singer, placido domingo, is speaking out for the first time, since being accused of sexual harassment by multiple women. the baritone sat down ahead of a performance in spain, disputing the claim and calling the experience a nightmare. no doubt, they had been the most difficult months of my life. everything happened so fast. in august, the associated press reported more than 20 women who worked with domingo had accused him of sexual harassment or inappropriate sexually-charged behavior, saying he threatened their careers if they refused him. domingo called the claims, some dating back 30 years, inaccurate. an ifl jud have felt judged but haven't been convicted of a crime. he resigned

u.s. middle east policy israel approves the palestinians outright washington says it's no longer considers israeli settlements on palestinian land from your key park west bank to be a violation of international law and palestinians condemn the move as another blow to prospects for peace in the region also coming up during a skype dozens of pro-democracy activists in hong kong to use fraud plateaus to flee a police siege at the university campus.

chilling as this town reaching its 1st ever national park to protect its natural resources but what will be the impact on the look at populations. but for the u.s. where lawmakers in washington have begun public hearings in the impeachment inquiry against president donald trump the 1st in 20 the televised hearings kicked off on tuesday returns to many from the 2 top u.s. diplomats dealing with ukraine trump has called the process a witch hunt he says he's been too busy to watch the proceedings. a historic day for the united states hours of testimony played out on television screens across the country we will come to order. morning everyone. the inquiry centers on an alleged pressure campaign aimed at forcing ukraine to investigate the u.s. president's political rival joe biden and on wednesday one of the diplomats who testified linked donald trump more directly to those efforts the acting ambassador to kiev said a member of his staff overheard a conversation in which trump asked you ambassador gordon song lindt if you successfully pushed the ukrainians into a night sing the investigation all when the call with president trump the member of my s

the students all gathered at hillview park to urge the supreme court to preserve daca and allow more than 800,000 young people whose parents brought them to the u.s. when they were children to stay here and avoid deportation. >> it feels very scary. every day, you wake up and you don't know if your life is going to get taken away from you. >> reporter: ari is a high school senior and daca recipient who has been in the u.s. since she was six months old. >> now, planning my future, all of that, really wanting to go to college, thinking about me not wanting to be there for my family breaks my heart. so, it is very, very hard when you have to do all of that in all of this pressure is on you, not just with school and work, but to think that you are going to go back somewhere you don't know. >> reporter: ari is a dreamer who says her dream is to be a teacher like the ones who helped her, that is if she gets to stay in the u.s. >> i feel like if this program that i worked so hard for gets taken away from me, i will feel empty. >> reporter: now today, the supreme court did hear oral arguments both in favor and against daca, but a decision is not expected

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u.s. customs and border patrol. >> and another disruption today. this blimp flew above where dream force is being held. sky divers eventually jumped and landed in a park near drum street. it was put on on fresh works, a competitor. dream force will have several speakers this week including former president obama. it runs through friday. >>> all right, darren, the winds may not apply to everybody, but the fire danger certainly does. >> especially for the north bay hills. look at the live view from the top of the sales force tower. san francisco was 13 degrees cooler than yesterday. fremont 11 degrees cooler, san jose dropped 8. right now the winds are coming from the northwest. those are gentle breezing. west-northwest. you see the wnw. a west-northwest breeze happens when you have a weak cold front that comes through. after the front passes the cool air rushing in behind it. but we haven't gotten to the real issue. i'll play this into the overnight hour, and you see the screen light up over here, and you also noticed wind direction changed. it hits the mountains over the north bay, and then that's where we get the fire weather concerns. then we have t

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park. born in fort dodge, iowa, jack earned a degree in marketing in 1960 and joined the u.s. army where he served overseas. in the 1970s, jack moved to the bay area, and he met his life partner in a chance meeting. he helped raise his children and grew close with stephen's former wife. in the late 1980s, together with a group of friends devastated by the aids crisis, imagine the garden where the people who lost their life to aids could be remembered. after stephen lost his own life, jack helped in his memory. his dedication helped transform a swamp into a treasured and safe gathering space. he rarely missed a volunteer day, often showing up with cookies he baked himself. he looked at the garden and the circumstance of friends for those who lost their lives to aids are permanently inscribed in the ground. he looked after the momentos left by loved ones. he volunteered at the annual christmas toy drives and food drives, and he volunteered to big brothers where he was a mentor to youth. he loved to sing karaoke with friends, attend the san francisco opera, enjoyed concerts by th