i am the founder of united players. i violence prevention leadership community providing youth positive role models and activities. i am writing this letter to express my opposition. many people oppose the project by the developer in 2015 because of its 0.0 impact on the park. the original project was unanimously rejected. this new project has shadow in part almost five times larger at 0.38%. on its worst day, this the bull shadow half of the cart -- park. not only because of the impact it will have on the hard users. i strongly oppose this project as detrimental for only multiuse impact for our users. standing with the vote that you pass in 2015 and reject this project. thank you. >> thank you. if there is anyone else who would like to speak on this project, line up on the screen side of the room. welcome. >> good afternoon, commissioners i am the tenant organizer for the south of market community action network. right now i want to read a statement by mary, she works for the equity centre. it is a nonprofit organizati

heather was mentioning from united players that we don't want to be here right now. we have a community party where we are celebrating 200 of youth and families who use the park every day today. this is who this park impacts. it is not just the actual people that it impacts of the time it impacts, by the principal it is setting. what are we letting them know about the only park that is named after a filipino? this is there park. three years ago, unanimously, this was not supported. here it is, bigger than that before, and now what will we do about that while we will see now it is okay and that is not fair. so i want to pleas urge you to remember the decision we made before. understand the impact is more than when the shadow is there but there is a shadow that we utilize in the precedent it sets in the future. and really remember the families that this is impacting. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. i am with the south of market community action network. first, it is unclear why this has not being -- this project will be heard jointly so they

the former manchester united player, who now plays for the american side, dc united was arrested at dullesrt after returning from a trip to saudi arabia. ajapanese schoolgirl is set to become the youngest professional player of the board game go. sumire nakamura will be ten when she plays the game on 1 april. she began playing the complicated strategy game at the age of three, and says she wants to win a title by the time she gets to high school. china and the united states are set to hold trade talks in beijing this week amid their continuing tit—for—tat on tariffs. these are the first face—to—face talks since donald trump and china's president, xijinping, agreed last month to a 90—day truce. here's president trump a little earlier. i really believe they want to make a deal. the tariffs have absolutely hit china very badly, but our country is — they've given a lot of money through tariffs, a lot of money. a lot of tariffs, steel dumping tariffs and others. but i think china wants to get a result. their economy's not doing well, they're down close to 38%. that's a lot, and i think that giv

the former manchester united player, who now plays for the american side, dc united, was arrested atturning from a trip to saudi arabia. the uk will be in uncharted territory if members of parliament reject the deal to withdraw from the european union, that's according to the british prime minister. theresa may was speaking as she confirmed that a vote on her deal will take place in the house of commons. here's our political correspondent ben wright. it is time to pack up the baubles and chuck out the tree. christmas brought a brexit lull, that is now abruptly over. and the prime minister begins the new year as she ended the last, trying to find a way to persuade parliament to back her deal. but there is no sign of a new approach, only reassurances that she hopes might win over her critics. the first is measures that will be specific for northern ireland. the second is a greater role for parliament, as we take these negotiations into the next stage for our future relationship. and the third, and we're still working on this, is further assurances from the european union to address the

the former manchester united player — who now plays for the american side — dc united — was taken intow that he was arrested at dulles airport in washington on the 16th of december. we know he had flown from saudi arabia, from riyadh and from his twitter feed, we know he had been watching some formula e racing, car driving. the electric car series. he was arrested at the airport for what they call public intoxication and swearing. he was then taken to a detention centre, where he was charged with public intoxication and swearing. he was later released, asked to pay a bond, like our bail, he was then fined. he was fined on the 11th of january about $25. he was ordered to pay costs in the region of £70, but not really very much, but public intoxication was the charge. so, a minor penalty and, of course, this is not the first time that wayne rooney has landed in trouble, because of his battle with alcohol. you‘re absolutely right. he‘s currently banned from driving, in this country. he was arrested in september 2017 and found guilty of drink—driving in cheshire, near his home. he was bann

the former manchester united player, who now plays for the american side dc united was taken into custodyports authority police. we can speak to lizzie greenwood—hughes who's in the bbc sport centre for us. we know that he was arrested at dulles airport, on his way from saudi arabia, and we know he had been watching some formula capital racing car driving. he was taken to a detention centre in charge of public intoxication and was asked to pay a bond, which is like bail, and was then fined $25. he was also ordered to pay costs in the region of about £70, so not merely very much, but public intoxication was the charge. so a minor penalty, of coarse and this is not the first time we mini has landed in trouble because of his battle with alcohol. you are right, he is currently banned from driving in this country. he was arrested in september 2017 and found guilty of drink—driving in cheshire near his home. he was banned for two years and made to pay a fine banned for two years and made to pay afine and banned for two years and made to pay a fine and do community service, and pa rt a fine and

united have won their first three games under the former united player, scoring 12 goals in the process wouldn't you ? i have had him for 15 years, so he has influenced me more in 15 years before that he has in the last week. 0bviously, before that he has in the last week. obviously, i do keep him informed, and he did pay us a visit yesterday and he did pay us a visit yesterday andi and he did pay us a visit yesterday and i think he enjoyed his time at the training ground and we had a nice view chat with the staff, and he encouraged us. he knows that we are, we have got this. it is man united, through and through. the arsenal manager, unai emery, has been fined £8,000 by the football association after admitting to a charge of improper conduct. he kicked a water bottle, which hit a supporter during their draw at brighton on boxing day. he apologised straigtht away and again at the end of the match. now, new year's day also means the start of another transfer window in england and scotland, and there has already been some business done in the first few hours. the former arsenal and manche

as so many amazing community members like the street violence intervention program, as well as united players under rudy corbett. working together with all of these great programs and community members will continue to keep our city safe. thank you all so much for being here, and i will turn it over to chief scott. [applause] >> thank you, mayor. as the mayor said to, we are really pleased with the trends we are seeing, particularly in violent crime. as most of you know, our department publishes a report monthly that provides a snapshot of where we are with crime. as you can see on the posters to my right, we are doing pretty good, and we did pretty good in 2018. homicides are down 18%. homicide by firearms were down 37%. nonfatal shooting incidents were down 30%, and navigated -- aggravated assault dropped 3%. thanks to the hard work of the men and women of the san francisco police department that work hours streets, our investigated unit, and all of our bureaus, through the hard work that they've put in, at great risk to their own personal safety to protect the people of this city, we are -

united players. acosta left training camp and flew to europe, due to a transfer offer from psg. the club has submitted an offer, potentially as high as $10 million. wow. acosta was inea the final of his contract in d.c., after making $650,000 last season. i would say that's a pay raise. the international transfer wind closes this evening. >>> now, to a mystery deepening in south florida. a routine call to a publi works crew to fix a sinkhole, led to a discovery of a secret tunnel. appears who dug that hole is trying to get inside a bank nearby. the hole started in the woods and stretched for 50. they wound a wagon full of tools. but no answers about w that hole. >>> digging for more clues. now, your cnbc morning report. report, i'm frank holland. google has identified an app in the way an app did. the app for phones gave users gift cards in exchange for tracking their internet usage. google says the app is voluntary and always has been. and it's been up front with users on how it uses their data. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> good morning, everyb

on the executive director of united players of violence organization that is based in the south of marketam a block from the park. i lived there and raise my family there. she was a filipino diver that 14 olympic gold medals in her late days but they never acknowledged her as a filipino. now we have a porch named after a filipino in a heritage zone, it has a hundred years of filipinos. here we are again trying to knock her name. we said that three years ago that we did not want to know shadows on it. it was agreeable. we have buildings, we have the only part named after a filipino we have somebody here who has a batting cage named after them. and now you're trying to tear us over a shadow over this. it is about principal. it isn't about money. it is not about development, it is about principal to us in our community. let the filipinos that we have in the city right here be honored. thank you. >> i would hope that you would stick with your original vote. i could see how you could go backward from this shadow to this shadow, but i don't understand how you can go backward from the shadow to

we have rudy from united players ,. [cheers and applause] >> and we have roberta hernandez from the mission. [cheers and applause] >> we have randy shaw from the tenderloin. [applause] >> we have martha ryan from homeless prenatal and joyce armstrong who is representing all public housing tenants. thank you to sherilyn adams from larkin street youth. all of the folks here today, norman fung from chinatown community development. thank you reverend fong. we have so many people who are doing such incredible work throughout san francisco. people who care about making sure that we at city hall are doing our job to make the right investments to make their jobs easier to provide the support necessary to change people's lives. that is what this is about. it is about providing a better future for san francisco. i want to thank each and every one of you for being here today, and this proposal will be in the hands of the board of supervisors, and at this point, as a mayor, i don't have a vote on the board of supervisors anymore, s

believe that the organization is that working with many community partners including partners like united players and some of the many of the community organizations that we work with, it's a partnership. and we believe that that is helping us both address the violence and also solve the cases when we do have violence. so that is a good thing to report, and we will continue that momentum going into next year. a couple of significant cases that i would like to update you on over the past week including a shooting that happened yesterday in bayview at oakdale and baldwin, where two people were shot including a six-year-old child who was shot. they both are nonlife threatening injuries. but we're going to need the public's help on that. we don't have anyone in custody, and we're definitely asking if anyone out there has any information regarding this shooting to call 575-4444. that is our tip line. we also had a hit and run early this morning overnight that involved a pedestrian that was struck at bush and leavenworth. unfortunately, this person that was hit passed away later in the morning at s.f.

the mirror report that the manchester united players want 0le gunnar solskjaer to say on as manager, particular, putting up with a move to a new stadium. we're expecting padraig harrington to be confirmed as europe's next ryder cup captain this afternoon. harrington has been vice—captain for the last three contests and he's the overwhelming favourite to take over from thomas bjorn. europe face the usa at whistling straits in wisconsin, in september of next year. the announcement, at 1pm, will be streamted live on all the major social media platforms and the ryder cup website. is there a more spectacular setting for a motor rally than this? negotiating the peruvian desert dunes from lima to pisco was the challenge on the first stage of the dakar rally. the toyota of two time winner nasser al—attiyah leads reigning champion carlos sainz by almost two minutes. britain's sam sunderland is fifth in the motorcycle category — he won the event two years ago. that's all from me for now but don't forget to watch sportsday on bbc news at 6:30pm and later on radio 5 live you can listen to comment

unite star players. acosta flew to europe due to an offer from psg. club has submitted an offer as high as $10 million. acosta was in the final year of is contract in d.c. after making about $650,000 last season. the international transfer window closes this evening. i think he will make a lot more money at psg. >> yeah. >>dy if you love m&ms, get r for three, new flavors. >> what? >> the company announced it will be debuting flavors like thai coconut, english toffee and mexican jalapeno. >> why did they do this? >>it's not necessary. >> like with the oreos. the winning one will be a permanent item on store shelves. >> i wl have to say, i found dark chocolate peanut m&ms, my goodness. >>> a little ler inhe newscast, we will be couponing in the compan >> hear fro an expert on how to make the coupons work for u. join molette green on a shopping spree that won't break the banks >>ll ahead, caring for your pet's health needs without breaking the nk. >>> also ahead, a horrific crash caught on mera. the heroic moments that kept the teen behind the wheel rey

the former manchester united player, who now plays for the american side, dc united, was taken into custodyton airports authority police. we can speak to lizzie greenwood—hughes who's in bbc sport centre for us. lizzie, good evening to you. what do we know about the arrest? the information is pretty thin and you have said quite a lot of it, he was arrested on the 16th of december. he was around the airport in washington, dc, flying back from saudi arabia where he had been going to some racing in riyadh and he was arrested by police for what they say was public intoxication and also swearing offences. he was taken to a detention centre charged with public intoxication and rooney was then released after paying a bond, which i believe is a sort of bail fee, and then he was fined on the 4th of january. according two reports it was only $25, about £20, which is a pretty small fine. we have to remember that he is still banned from driving in this country, and he had to—do a community service and was given a fine as well. he has already had some sort of disorder charge for drinking offences. he's

the other british player is cameron corrie who will play the united states player. one johanna konta will play the ajla tomljanovic. she lost to the australian in the brisbane international last week. konta reached the semi—finals in melbourne three years ago but is unseeded. there are two other british women in the draw. heather watson faces petra martic and katie boulter meets ekaterina makarova. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport i will be back after 2pm. see you there. see you later. many thanks indeed. let's return to brexit. earlier, the victoria derbyshire show spoke to a panel of people from all over the uk about what a no—deal brexit means to them, their lives, and their jobs, as well as three mps with different views. here are the highlights of how they got on. the thought of no—deal brexit in northern ireland is absolutely disastrous. i've been speaking to young people across northern ireland who are looking at massive, massive amounts of uncertainty. northern ireland had 2

tottenham ladies defender renee hector says she received racist abuse from a sheffield united player straight defeats by beating northampton 27—16. they ran in three tries in total to move up to sixth. the table is tightly congested though with just seven points separating harlequins in third and northampton in ninth johanna konta has suffered an injury setbackjust a week before the start of the australian open. konta, who is ranked 37th in the world, has withdrawn from the sydney international due to a neck problem. she retired 18 minutes into her second—round qualifying match against ekaterina alexandrova while trailing 4—1. rory mcilroy‘s year hasn't got off to the best of starts at the sentry tournament of champions in hawaii. the northern irishman went into his final day three shots off the lead, but his round of 72 was the worst of the top ten finishers leaving him tied fourth, ten shots behind the winner american xander schauffele. arsenal's hector bellerin didnt play against blackpool at the weekend. he went to london fashion week instead. and this is what he wore. wow. macro

tottenham ladies defender renee hector says she received racist abuse from a sheffield united player pulled out of the sydney international for the second time in two days. she withdrew from qualifying yesterday with a neck injury, but was given a lucky loser place in the main draw. she was due to play kiki bertens in the first round — she hasn't given a reason this time. the australian open is just a week away. meanwhile, heather watson lost in the first round of the hobart international. the british number two was beaten 6—1, 6—4 by romania's irina—camelia begu. in the rugby premiership, wasps ended a run of five straight defeats by beating northampton 27—16. they ran in three tries in total to move up to sixth. the table is tightly congested with just seven points separating harlequins in third and northampton in ninth. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's get more now on the nhs health plan for england — billions of pounds to save half a million lives is being promised, and the full details will be unveiled within the next half hour. well,

turkey i think under present president want is trying to present itself as credible as a player that the united states can work with as a major and nato ally as an important country and a country that trump can work with and as president donald trump will this is the mexican border on thursday an attempt to pressure to macwrite opponents in congress and the partial government shutdown avoiding southie will address the nation to make its case on immigration trump is to mandate more than five billion dollars to build a wall with mexico something the democrats strongly oppose is threaten to use emergency powers to get it built its feet over the funding as led to a partial government shutdown which lasted seventeen days. if every time president trump throws a tantrum and demands he get his way unless the government will be shut down it will create disaster will encourage his worst instincts which are bad enough now in march we have the debt ceiling coming up people we you know people go along with this you know nasty way of governing imagine what will happen when the debt ceiling occurs imagine lit

united yesterday. hector says she heard monkey noises from an opposition player. omen said they've reported it to the fa and have begun an investigation. johanna konta pulled out of the sydney international for the second time in two days. she withdrew from qualifying yesterday with a neck injury, but was given a lucky loser place in the main—draw. she was due to play kiki bertens in the first round but she hasn't given a reason for pulling out this time. the australian open is just a week away. meanwhile, heather watson lost in the first round of the hobart international. the british number two was beaten 6—1, 6—4 by romania's irina—camelia begu. sticking with women's tennis, and great britain have named their top five players as their fed cup team for february's matches in bath. johanna konta is joined by heather watson, katie swan, katie boulter and debutant harriet dart. great britain will be playing at home in the women's team competition for the first time in 26 years. speaking of making history, india captain virat kohli says that winning a series in austral

handball world championship in germany and denmark we hear from the coach and the players about what it means to compete in the united korean team. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us here. in rights watch says a saudi teen who has field fleeing abuses barricaded herself in a hotel room at a bangkok airport to avoid deportation tire thora he's a rock mohamed a canoe and will be sent back to kuwait today where her family is but how can she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there any teen year old claims her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok. ok let's get more on the story now from phil robertson from human rights watch he's been helping coordinate efforts to prevent the hoffs deportation phil thanks so much for being with us this morning why is human rights watch calling for rojas deportation to be halted well she has suffered psychological and physical abuse before she arrived in saudi arabia she is quite sure for for his life early if she is sent back we're calling for the thai government to permit u.n. refugee agency that u.n.h.c.r. to have access to

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turkey i think under present president want is trying to present itself as credible as a player that the united states can work with as a major and nato ally as an important country and a country that trump can work with. a senior had the official says a new round of talks between yemen's warring factions may take place soon in jordan it envoy martin. before heading to the saudi capital riyadh seeking to ensure our recent deliberate to and sweetness full employment it has more. peace in yemen won't be easy but the united nations ovoid martin griffiths remains confident it will one day become a reality griffith's is triggering the region to ensure all the parties will implement the agreement reached in sweden last month the deal calls for the who the is to hand over control of yemen's red sea port of her data of the warring factions remain divided over who should step in and run the facility where much of the food aid comes in. the exiled government says it's ready to take over and move dismissed by the who thiis who don't recognize the government of president opt out of the muscle had the. we h

turkey i think under present president want is trying to present itself as credible as a player that the united states can work with as a major nato ally as an important country and a country that trump can work with so i think this this op ed was directed toward trying to but also provides a bit of what we might call window dressing to dress it up for for the congress here and for others who might question trump's reliance on turkey and ability to work with turkey so you know what would those questions be are the what are the what are the risks to that to that type of relationship. well there are there are certainly questions and concerns here in washington and especially in congress and even in the pentagon and some in the cia who have a long relationship for example with the kurds and they're very concerned that align closely with turkey militarily in syria would put u.s. relations with the kurds at risk and that certainly is going to happen and that seems to be a deal that president trump is is is fine with he's not really disturbed by it but earlier one seems to be trying to allay those fe

turkey i think under present president want is trying to present itself as credible as a player that the united states can work with as a major nato ally as an important country and a country that trump can work with so i think this this op ed was directed toward trying but also provides a bit of what we might call window dressing to dress it up for for the congress.

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