because of the speed in which it is propelled and the distance is just set by commissioner yee.e is, there is, when it's not if you're in gale-force winds, i cannot say that they're not going to protect you but we're not going to be out there and use this thing. they had factors to consider when it's feasible. what is when they're near the edge, you would not deploy. it's not just a willie nil' type of device. i think like kevin said, requirements that they have to meet. >> second generation. so they have made some improvements. >> yeah. next item. >> line item 14 public comments on all matters including item below close session. if you would like to make public comment recording close session, please approach the podium. and there is no public comment. line item a vote on whether to hold close section. >> motion to hold item 16 in closed session. >> mr. yanez is seconding it. >> second. >> all right on the motion, commissioner benedicto. >> yes. >> commissioner yanez. >> yes. >> commissioner yee. >> yes. >> president elias. >> yes. >> we have four yeses, we will go into closed

yee now wants to make it a place to bring community together. located off leland avenue in visitacion valley, grandma huang lived next to the park. she exercised here every morning. she'll bittersweet about it because there's a constant reminder that the park renaming is because of, a tragedy. and, you know, my grandmother isn't here with us, and i find myself going there when i need to clear my head, yee remembers her grandma as resilient and robust. her name in cantonese means abundant love and i feel that that's that's her. until the tragic turn after grandma huang's death. yee's grief eventually powered her activism. this journey has definitely humbled me. so many cultures and people and ways of connecting that i didn't know existed. i didn't want this, of course, but the work itself transformed me. part of that transformation came when yee met the late ronald colthurst, a beloved community member in visitacion valley. he had a meaningful idea. why don't we rename this park after your grandmother and really cement this idea of peace and frie

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yee hopes the park will become a place where the community gathers.nts like this help to bring us together to many. hope the change will bring healing and unity. i think it does a lot, you know, for the healing because once you start educating people about the tragedy, it could have been their grandmother, it could have been their auntie, it could have been a cousin. you know? so it's a human life. so it does connect us all together. you know, a park is really just a plot of dirt with some grass and trees. but we make it meaningful by investing our time and energy similar to everyone being here today, to take part in the celebration. so it's, making her death and her life much more meaningful. kristie smith, nbc, bay area news. today marks the 12th anniversary of an immigration program that paved the way for young undocumented students to remain in the united states. president obama authorized a deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca program, on this day back in 2012. well, today, vice president kamala harris vowed to protect the program from

thank you commissioner yee. look at you. >> members like to comment on item 8 approach the podium. >> thank you. >> hope to see you back soonful there is no public comment. commissioner walker? >> yes. >> sorry. commissioner clay? >> yes. commissioner walker. >> yes. >> commissionerian yes<,>sir. >> yet >> and president elias >> yes. >> du want to speak? sorry? take it off >> public comment on matters pertaining to closed session. there is no public comment >> 10 a vote whether to have felony closed session the code section 57.10 d action >> a motion. >> move to go to closed session. >> second. >> on the motion commissioner clay. >> yes >> commissioner waker yes. >> commissionerian yes<,>sir. >> yes >> and president e lies. >> we issue back in open session on item 12. vote to disclose discussion on item 11 in closed session. san francisco code section pen.12a action. >> a motion? >> motion. >> not to disclose. >> second. >> any member like to comment regarding item 12. >> yes. >> commissioner >> yes >> commissio

thank you commissioner yee. look at you. >> members like to comment on item 8 approach the podium. >> thank you. >> hope to see you back soonful there is no public comment. commissioner walker? >> yes. >> sorry. commissioner clay? >> yes. commissioner walker. >> yes. >> commissionerian yes<,>sir. >> yet >> and president elias >> yes. >> du want to speak? sorry? take it off >> public comment on matters pertaining to closed session. there is no public comment >> 10 a vote whether to have felony closed session the code section 57.10 d action >> a motion. >> move to go to closed session. >> second. >> on the motion commissioner clay. >> yes >> commissioner waker yes. >> commissionerian yes<,>sir. >> yes >> and president e lies. >> we issue back in open session on item 12. vote to disclose discussion on item 11 in closed session. san francisco code section pen.12a action. >> a motion? >> motion. >> not to disclose. >> second. >> any member like to comment regarding item 12. >> yes. >> commissioner >> yes >> commissio

yee-hah! yee-hah! we're seeing a much better quality of life, i think. and he's happier.stic he will continue to emerge from the shadow cast by his epilepsy. fergus walsh, bbc news, somerset. and let's get an update on the forecast, here's darren bett. a hot day, darren? a hot day, darren? a cracker today across many parts of the country. we saw the heat moving northwards all the way into scotland today, and this was a weather watcher picture taken in aberdeenshire, where temperatures reached 27 celsius. it's been the hottest day of the year so far in scotland, or to —— also in northern ireland and in england, temperatures 28, the only nation to miss out was wales. things will change a bit in the next few days, it will be cooler tomorrow in scotland and northern ireland, we will see some showers moving down from the north—west but it will be hot and humid for longer across england and wales. overnight at night, we will be quite warm as well, particularly across parts of lincolnshire and east yorkshire. there will be more sunshine on the way for tomorrow across england and

now i wanto you did you yee that committee hearing clip? hearingli■flip. i want to take into that committee hearing. i was deeply cith the rise of anti-semitism taken after the october 7 hamasack against israel. i graduated from harvard by selfie on the first member of my immediate, to have the opportunity to graduate from college but i'm most proud of is i graduate and state a conservative which is a big achievement. [applause] -- and >> so i i encouraged my collee chairwoman for virgia to address this rise of anti-semitism on our college campuses. and she agreed. we had a hearing. with university presidents of m.i.t., from pannd harvard. and throughout the■;ók hearing e did not get a lot of direct answers. they were trying to avoid questions. the question that is testament y of the trended congress, that question of the committee hearing. it was not my prepared question. i thought how can ask this question in a moral way to force a yes answer? and that question was this. does calling for the genocidevvf jews violate your universities code

susana yee's grandmother visited the park almost daily and was attacked there in 2019. she died a year later. out of the tragedy came an effort to re-envision the area. what we hope to bring us is, a infusion of good energy back to the park. and so hopefully folks can see that by by us reclaiming this space. we're actually making it even better for the next generation. it means abundant love. yee hopes the park will become a place where the community gathers events like this help to bring us together to many. hope the change will bring healing and unity. i think it does a lot, you know, for the healing, because once you start educating people about the tragedy, it could have been their grandmother, it could have been their auntie. it could have been a cousin, you know? so it's a human life. so it does connect us all together. you know, a park is really just a plot of dirt with some grass and trees, but we make it meaningful by investing our time and energy. similar to everyone being here today, to take part in this celebration. so so it's, making her death and her life

so sunny yee is talking about her grandmother, who wong, for whom this park is named. the official dedication ceremony happening saturday. >> it's been a very hard journey, very painful, but also very beautiful, yee says her 88 year old grandmother came to this park, formerly visitacion valley playground, most every day. >> but in january of 2019, she was found badly beaten here and died months later from her injuries. the crime rocked the asian community. a 24 year old suspect was arrested and is awaiting trial. >> she is survived by great grandchildren, grandchildren and so having everyone coming together as a big family is really important. >> many hope the wong peace and friendship park will be a place of healing. >> i know it wasn't easy, but you took a devastating loss and you turned it into a win. >> relatives say renaming the park was originally the idea of community advocate ronald colthurst, who passed away last year, and he would bring all the african americans and the asians together, as one of his legacies was to make sure we rename this park. >> this is a

susana yee is talking about her grandmother, joy wong, for whom this park is named.ppening saturday. >> it's been a very hard journey, very painful, but also very beautiful. >> yee says her 88 year old grandmother came to this park, formerly visitacion valley playground, most every day. but in january of 2019, she was found badly beaten here and died months later from her injuries. the crime rocked the asian community. a 24 year old suspect was arrested and is awaiting trial. >> she is survived by great grandchildren, grandchildren and so having everyone coming together as a big family is really important. >> many hope the wong peace and friendship park will be a place of healing. >> i know it wasn't easy, but you took a devastating loss and you turned it into a win. >> relatives say renaming the park was originally the idea of community advocate ronald colthurst, who passed away last year, and he would bring all the african americans and the asians together, as one of his legacies was to make sure we rename this park. >> this is a true story of turning tragedy into

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. ♪ >> steve: over last two hours and 45 minutes, we've been watching the 80th anniverse yee of d-daydent biden and first lady expected to lay a wreath over the american cemetery in next couple minutes. bring in fox news contributor bill mcgurn who once upon time was white house director of speech writing for gw b. what did you make of what our president said to those who gathered today in normandy. >> first, let me give context. i was living in belgium when reagan delivered the 40th anniversary speech and in europe after clinton gave the same speech 10 years later. 40 years later, reagan is still a tough act to follow. joe biden did pretty well, no major stumbles, looked in command, he was not yelling. it was well-written speech and hung together. one reason reagan is a hard act to follow, for the speech to be great, man, moment and message have to come together and they did in reagan, he backed up his lofty words with military build-up, arming afghans with stingers and so forth, with opposing expansion in latin america and deploying missiles. joe biden has a record kind of weak, he

yee—hah! we�*re seeing a much better quality of life, i think. and he�*s happier.pilepsy. fergus walsh, bbc news, somerset. before we go, a recap of that breaking news that came to us in the last few minutes, wikileaks founderjulian wikileaks founder julian assange is wikileaks founderjulian assange is expected to plead guilty this week to violating us espionage law. it�*s a deal that could end his imprisonment in britain and allow him to return home to australia. that�*s according to us prosecutors. he is expected to get credit for the five years he�*s already served and would face no new prison time. more on our website. goodbye for now. hello there. we saw the heat really building to start the new week in the sunshine. let me show you the picture from earlier on on monday in aberdeenshire. aboyne saw temperatures of 27 degrees on monday, making it the hottest day of the year so far in scotland. we also had our hottest day in northern ireland and in england — it was only wales that was missing out. temperatures reached 28 celsius in london — could get even hotter

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yee—hah! we're seeing a much better quality of life, i think. - and he's happier.ure looks brighter. oran's family know his treatment is not a cure, but they're optimistic he will continue to emerge from the shadow cast by his epilepsy. fergus walsh, bbc news, somerset. before we go, a quick recap of our top story this our — wikileaks said on monday that its founder, julian assange, had left a british prison and flown out of the united kingdom because of it is unclear where he was headed. he was due to plead guilty later this week to violating us as law in a deal that will allow him to return to australia. we are working to verify the statement and will bring you the latest on bbc news. goodbye for now. hello there. we saw the heat really building to start the new week in the sunshine. let me show you the picture from earlier on on monday in aberdeenshire. aboyne saw temperatures of 27 degrees on monday, making it the hottest day of the year so far in scotland. we also had our hottest day in northern ireland and in england — it was only wales that was missing out.

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the next person i will introduce is district 4 youth commissioner linda yee, high school senior who serves as d4 youth commission on the sf youth commission. also the chair of transformative justice on the youth commission and representative of advisory committee. >> good morning everyone. happy bike to where ever day! [applause] i have been so excited for this day and looking forward for it a while now. i'm libda and serve as district 4 youth commissioner on the san francisco youth commission. it is so lovely to see and feel the community out here today. whether you road from the sunset, golden gate park, embarcadero, balboa park or other locations i'm sure you felt the way biking connects people and are neighborhoods. what makes biking special it is isn't just a clean mode of transportation but also a way to practice healthy and active living. i think in order for everyone benefit from biking it must be safe and accessible. this means advocating for policy that promote safe bike infrastructure and encourage bike use in all neighborhoods. when i was younger and transitioned from biking oe

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