rec and park department's natural areas includes 32 natural areas, over 1,000 areas of the city across 32 different parks. these are managed on an ongoing basis through the natural resources division. we had numerous ecological stewardship initiatives, including the volunteer program which on most recent count had over 200,000 volunteer hours from the public. also many friends of groups that we aligned very closely with, groups such as youth stewardship program which get youth from all over the city out into green spaces and involved in ecological initiatives. the san francisco children in nature initiative and the list goes on and on. we have many, many things that we do in this realm pm also prioritizing sustainable and native landscaping in new infrastructure, parks, capital improvements that we're making is a very strong focus in our capital and planning division. we really have worked for a long time in many ways to protect san francisco's diverse biological resources and we're proud to support this initiative. thank you. >> thank you, spencer. supervisor fewer. >> let's open this

now a beauty contest recently held in abidjan was all about natural. snappy 29000 was crowned in the ivory coast it's the 2nd edition of the competition and this is when it was. old denies a say the contest is aimed at scent of grating natural hair. in a moment i'll be talking to a woman who has written and commented on the subject of african hair but 1st let's listen to the 1st run up off miss nappy 2019. full of natural girls of beautiful to no need to do all this things to will hair straightening using chemicals we have beautiful naturally some go my guest today is cassie and lawrence she's a musician employers and has written a book for children in the black diaspora welcome to the efficacy and so so so we've seen that they you know say to break the idea of natural hair but that's not without controversy where do you stand on that well for me natural hair is the symbol of brazilians and a symbol of power and as the black panther party for example in the seventy's and eighty's they all wore their afros out and as a symbol of power because when durin

starting with our natural areas and what you're going to hear in item 3 are our parks, the natural areas, the green spaces we have in the city need our attention. in addition, we need to look at creative ways to increase our biodiversity by looking at green roofs and looking at vertical or narrow parks, streets, plazas, any opportunity we have to rip up concrete and support habitat. i want to end with this concept which is very familiar to you in the board of supervisors. our climate action strategy, 080100 roots. i find most of the time when i come before the group i'm talking about 080100. 80% trips out of cars, 100% renewal energy giving off diesel and natural gas and gasoline as well. a big part of our strategy is the lower part, the part that says we must support biodiversitied, we must support open and green spaces, not only in our 7-mile border, but also managed in the city and county of san francisco. once we do think of roots as part of our climate action strategy, we absorb stormwater runoff, we cool our neighborhoods, we improve air quality. the list goes on and on. so 0-80-10

using gentle measures to preserve the coast by simulating natural processes and. sand is being brought back here to create a normal sand dune it's definitely better than using concrete or stone where you just shift the problem to 23 or 400 metres further along the coast so i don't know if you know. the song water gemini's baltic sea coast known as bowden also need protecting here to your flat salt water meadows in keeping with the landscape sufficient the world wide fund for nature and another environmental group have invested 2 and a half 1000000 euros to buy the land and turn it into a haven for endangered plants and animals. we have an area of $100.00 hectares if this was farmland which you can still see and we're going to give it back to nature this will be turned back to salt water meadows it will provide a natural salt water habitat for grassland birds and coastal birds all. these and. this entire coastal region was once covered with salt water and now there are a few such areas the german state wants to set up 100 square kilometers of additional salt water

the nature of. the insight. now of things i want to leave you open if they should come to you know because no pleased in japanese north of pretoria the organisation i guess a job encourages drug users to never give up hope the founder moses lets low slow was an addict and dealer himself it all changed when he was caught with 60 kilograms of marijuana at a london airport in 2006 after spending 4 years in jail he returned to south africa and decided to help other addicts turn their lives around. if you like or you know they go through like you or your marriage they're living your life let so slow strategy for reaching out to fellow addicts a simple. listening to them making them feel the someone who wants to listen to me you know because off. them goes they are victims of circumstances. back with the 2 brothers eagle takes the 1st hit. then he injects his intoxicated blood into marvin marvin stayed clean for 6 weeks at the beginning of the year but after watching to get high every day he started taking drugs again

hit natural but is how black women where the dividing. hello welcome to news africa it's good to have you along. heroin is having a devastating effect on communities across south africa that's the conclusion of a study by an eagle funded projects known as in that they base their findings on interviews with gang members drug dealers uses and what they also found the government and goal in force meant all saving to settle the problem a drug court made off low grade heroin is presenting a particular challenge and just a warning that some of us may find some images in our report distressing. a backyard and so wet oh south africa's largest township twin brothers marvin in eagle come here every day to get this much. it's a form of low grade heroin with other substances and it's far cheaper than pure reforms of the truck over. it's sold widely across south africa there's little fear of prosecution. from. small so to take the stuff from. the stuff you see right. now. according to a recent study poor policing is behind the growing heroin crisis in

naturally sin naturalization ceremony going on. the country was a need, men and women who were immigrants themselves or immigrant parents were going to put on the uniform unselfishly and offer up their lives. these were permanent residents that were in the military today. from the iraqi an afghan war. i am baffled about where we are today. i think this is a very important hearing but i also believed that they should be brought to the attention left because it's a joint legislation in combination with the armed services committee and the department of defense can wake up so forgive me if these questions or been answered. but there is a standard that ice is supposed to utilize when they're addressing veterans. they need to consider the criminal history of a patient's family and the health and community service. it's come to my attention with my report that some of the folk and ice don't even know they're supposed to do that or have a list of criteria to even address. if i could ask both hector barajas and jane pasquarella, actor, if

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she reapplied for naturalization. she was discharged from the military and approved for naturalization after the aclu took her case and filed a lawsuit. we have a case of somebody serving honorably who gets wrongly denied citizenship, she leaves active duty and is approved for citizenship, this makes no sense. >> i assume she's not a chinese spy. >> i would assume she's from south korea. >> was there a reason? >> yes, they said she lacked good moral character. she was told that she lacked good moral character. this is a catchall term they use when they come up with some excuse so we're going to excuse you of lacking good moral character. >> it seems like a lot of these changes in these procedures are cruel without an explanation to that. what are -- what's the purpose of changing this policy, do you think? >> as i said earlier, it's driven by xenophobia. >> can you prove that to us right now? >> i can prove it. >> i don't think my colleagues sometimes understand that that exists in this country. >> it does exist. and

foreign nationals which includes september 11, 2001 -- naturalization is voluntary for naturalization must apply for it, receive a variable adjudication and take the oath of allegiance to become a naturalized u.s. citizen. as part of the process the apartment of defense must defy honorable service alien has met the time in service or garments. in most cases the 180 days. this policy that the servicemember has served honorably as required statute. october 1, the united state citizen and inpatient services has nationalized a proximally 130,000 members of the abroad. today we will discuss the difficult issue of noncitizen vetted veterans who been removed from the united states. supported to know if no one is above the legal consequent is of their behavior. the cases of that has been a place for several administrations and with sensitivity to those who may have suffered from mental health problems due to their service. i'm also honored to be an original cosponsor with bringing member collins of hr 4803 the citizenship for military children it's a bipartisan bill to make the technical chan

coal, more recently natural gas, have provided funds to my state for a long time. they are still a key source of revenue through taxes collected from coal and natural gas operations. the model for disbursement in west virginia, where i was governor for two terms, we did this in such a fair manner, we treated all 55 counties the same as if they were the producing counties and a lot of them were not producing anything. but they are all a part of our great state. we are a part of this great country. we get very little of any of this and this is owned by the people of the country. i'm very interested in this process. now that i know more about it. it's been very enlightening. each year the department of the interior office of natural resources collects billions of dollars in rent, royalty, and bonus bids from oil and gas leases off of those lands and waters. the geographic location determines the disbursement, which makes no sense to me at all. but that's the way they do it. i don't know when that bill was written or that law, or who got that in. fiscal year 2019 they

nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. >> a live shot of the capital the weather forecast there, currently 30 degrees high of 52 today 10% chance of some rain or snow. those permanent selection hearings on the impeachment hearings later today >> here is what you can expect today. an am because door who says the president pushed her out of her job. she testifies publicly today and private testimony from a career diplomat who claims he overheard an inkrem nating conversation. the second day of hearings begins this morning with testimony from former ukraine ambassador according to a transcript, she told lawmakers she was a victim of a smear campaign by president trump and his allies that got her fired. >> it represents the president abusing his office to remove an ambassador to run his shake down skooem >> i'm really over with this this whole thing is a joke >> the question is there is nothing there is impeachable >> at a rally last night, president trump told supporters hearings are taking

so natural gas is facing a double whammy. first natural gas is worsening our climate crisis faster than we knew and some of our biggest fossil fuel companies are driving the problem. now while we're finding out how the fossil fuel industry has misled us about its methane emissions and about how much leakage and burning off there is, we're being treated to the spectacle of one of the biggest fossil fuel industry trade groups, the american petroleum institute launching a seven-figure ad campaign to convince america that, quote, we're on it. we're america's natural gas industry and we're on it when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions. well, not so much apparently. this ad campaign looks like just more fossil fuel industry disinformation. it's an industry that just can't seem to help itself from saying things that aren't true. anyway, if you pair natural gas rapidly becoming uneconomic against renewables with the emerging data showing a much bigger methane problem for the industry, that pairing -- that combined result is very gl

and i think weinre are seeing my solutions coming from paying attention to the natural world and in nature which is a paradigm shift from the kind of dominance and seeing our role to dominate the natural world and to bend it to our will. and that root force engineering behind the damning of great rivers in the fossil fuel economy that we could pick up life, barry and burnett. antenna up into the atmosphere and not worry about what happened and tell ourselves we had conquered nature. that was the whole promise of the fossil fuel age. you are no longer bossed around by no mother nature. you are the boss, if you read the marketing materials of the first commercial scheme inches, it was all about you are now the boss, you don't have to wait for the winds to blow to sell your ship, you can sail it whenever you want. you don't have to build your factory because theysh seem to e powered by waterwheels and you can build your factories wherever you want. in the other idea you can master the winds and waves and what climate change tellsls us, maybe were not the boss after all because the carbon we e

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you knknow, they f feel so gratl for r nature bececause everyrytg they have comemes from nature. the cambodian government has contracted a chinese company to build this dam, and the company's name is sino hydro, and, you know, we've all been asking questions. why is sino hydro ininterested in proceeding with this dam when two other companies have already, you know, previouslsly pupulled out o of the project?t? because they discovered through environmental impact assessment reports that they had conducted themselves that the dam was not economically viable. and i think onone of t the reass is that they will make money from the conontract from constructing this dam, andnd alo the dam will be built on a build transfer agreement. and according to the agreement, the dam will be transferred to the cambodian government after 40 years time. during that transfer, the dam will alreadydy have built upup so much sediment and silt, the cambodian government would actually inherit a dam that's no longer functioning in its proper placace. so i think that the answer for me is they want to access

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>> the trend is very much away from natural gas. we have more pollution coming from natural gas pollutions from our buildings than the entire fleet. that's part of this shrinking as nor renewables come on. nine counties in california since may of this year adopted natural gas bans on new construction or electricification preferences. we expect as many as 50 cities to adopt similar policies in the next few months. >> reporter: citizens would need to embrace the policy. it may be easier to sway people to give up gas in their homes than change their cars. high electric vehicle costs make switching unaffordable to most californians. and one of our daily distractions, hunger for content, has seen traffic double by 2015. by 20255 billion online while on the move. datacenters set to drive electricity consumption worsewide worldwide. hi dad. no. don't try to get up. hi, i'm julie, a right at home caregiver. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trained

liquified natural gas as an alternative to dependence. those efforts have land him in the mid of the house of investigation into involvement with ukraine. can you state for the record what role you have played in any of this or have any knowledge of that? >> so i think you have perhaps two separate questions there. but i will tell you that secretary perry and i have been deeply involved in the energy security, not only in the united states but of our european allies. and in that context and in m that position as deputy secretary, i have helped to organize technical briefings for him as well as for myself. we have focused on issues like the nord stream pipeline which is a russian pipeline being built down into the northern part of germany, to counter those efforts and lessen the dependence of states like germany, european states like germany, on russian gas. we have worked very, very hard to offer alternatives. part of that has been the construction of lng export facilities here in the united states. but it's also working with countries li

having a basin and europe and when you look across the european artistic grounds paris seems a natural choice. you could say that paris is going through a euphoric period and that paris is currently reclaiming the place it happened in the 1940. 4 wrong time london was a more lively and interesting location over the last years that's been shifting to paris. where the money goes the high and art market follows speculation that paris could become the new financial capital of the post. then france has other advantages to. part of the very friendly sales tax rules here in france right now paris is the most affordable place to sell in europe . of course the prospect of paris catching up with its long time rivals london is attractive to the french even if france's minister of culture chooses to put it more diplomatically. this european dimension that explains the dynamics of the french market. picasso had his blue period and now paris seems to be starting its own. period. oberlin is into a period of remembrance as the 30th anniversary of the fall of the wall approaches on saturday and occasio

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once it's reached mean the natural gas from north stream to will be distributed to the czech republic and austria via the new oil pipeline construction on the 580 kilometer long gas line is due to be finished in the coming weeks further east in the polish capital warsaw the north stream to pipeline is not welcome all the political parties here oppose getting more gas from russia poland is terminating its existing gas supply contract with gazprom when it expires in 2022 saying russia uses gas as a means of applying political pressure we paid a price that was almost 40400 dollars 10000 cubic meter at the same time 260. 23280 and. of course because of our strongly pro western. policy. meanwhile pipe playing vessels are continuing work on north stream to just a few kilometers off the german coast it's not only poland that opposes this work the united states would also like to stop the project and is planning sanctions against the operators of the ships. there's also opposition from the baltic states lithuania is keen to get away from russian gas and has sought other suppliers here in the

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to cope with our growing population we have tripled our exploitation of natural resources in just 40 years as a result of the vast expansion of mining industrial scale farming fishing and other human activities natural ecosystems have lost nearly half the area and $1000000.00 plant and animal species a facing extinction without the ecological networks which regulate our planet's from cleaning and water to providing food we simply cannot survive but there is still time we meet the pioneers striving to protect 2 of our most valuable remaining ecosystems. brydon sweden where an inventive clothing company is using groundbreaking technology to fight deforestation and i'm a man to borrow in tacking where one man is fighting to protect a wetlands haven for migrating birds why. the fashion industry is worth $1.00 trillion dollars every year check so my new partner is making billions of dollars why only be worn once a choice before ending up. in landfills the so-called fast fashion is incredibly resource intensive and perhaps surprisingly one of the key trial is biodiversity loss and deforest

the aim to enable on the most to migrate naturally and freely. the effort is paid off while giraffe numbers are dwindling in other parts of africa here bestival numerous. that it's so important that we work to try to concerts that this population that this could be is a stronghold for for tara and it's lazing to see them moving into zimbabwe moving back into boats or. there's no barrier to the movement which is wonderful to see. but roughly 5 percent of g.d.p. eco tourism is still in its early stages in botswana but the sector is growing fast providing a steadily increasing contribution to the wellbeing of the country and its people. with an email list on the environment unprotected and a bit of money country made on the site that's all for these special edition of offical on green businesses time for me to sign off when else from kampala in uganda. and buy a buy from me to here in lagos nigeria i do hope you join us again next week so damn stairwell and be sure to write to was on awful so meet up awful seriously that . would do for you. 100 and

in which to better fishing grounds on the coast of south africa's to hope nature reserves are disproved darling creates decoys out of cement they were intended to trick the birds into thinking there are already penguins settled here. when we went inside to install them we also look at the site from many different angles and trying to visualize the way thing with the wiping will think the idea is to entice the endangered birds to start new breeding colonies one of the biggest challenges we faced is that no one's ever done this before for the african penguin so we've had to learn a lot so as we go along the project organizers hope that penguins will take the plunge and relocate. and how about you. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet hash tag doing your bit. we share your stories. sustainability is a word on everybody's lips the states and most of us have become a lot more contentious when it comes to recycling plastics we do things you to emissions and supporting local businesses in order to reduce the negative impact on the environment but

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we have beautiful naturally. my guest today is kessin lawrence she's a musician and polish and has written a book for children in the black diaspora welcome to the efficacy and so so so we've seen that they you know sent a break that idea of natural hip but yes not without controversy where do you stand on that well for me natural hair is a symbol of brazilians and a symbol of power and as the black panther party for example in the seventies and eighties they all wore their afros out and as a symbol of power because when during the times of slavery that was taken away from us we were stripped of her basic humanity which is just our natural hair going out of her head and so for me like natural hair is just a sign of resilience and power but what about the black women who say i get that in that i want to win my history and i won away weaves and weights and why should these woke women from this natural hand movement and it takes to me what the new standards while i don't think that if the natural woman from the loca

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more of respect for nature and mother earth. i. want to learn more about european lifestyle and culture. when you come to like. the euro max you. can. take the plunge to an orchestra. crime. and play bridge cuisine join the race and destroy. your america john subscribe so if you don't. believe it or not this is a 4 cylinder engine made out of paper and it actually works now if i only had a paper car to go with it then it might solve some of the world's emissions problems well this little engine is the brainchild of an engineer in belarus who specializes in energizing tiny objects his it creations have gathered quite a following on you tube and they also caught our attention to. shish. this tiny v 8 engine is made of paper not steel and driven by air flowing in not south. models or miniature but fully functional. has been making objects at a paper since he was a child at age 10 he built his 1st paper engine that's a few attempts before one function he keeps fine tuning until they run smoothly the more complex models may take a tr

but more and more, they are coming from natural gas. and while we will be developing a climate action strategy that you will hear a lot more about for 2020, we don't wait for that to be finished before we adopt policies along the way. and there's a particular moment in time now that is very important because the building code gets updated on a three-year cycle. and we are -- and that starts now in 2019, the new cycle. so we wanted to weigh in to be in alignment with that statewide cycle. and i'm going to let cyndy take it from here. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is cyndy comerford. i'm the climate program manager. and i'm going to give a brief summary of the presentation that i gave to the policy committee several weeks ago. and so what we are here for today is to ask for your support on two ordinances that anthony mentioned. one i'll refer to as our electric preferred code and the second ordinance is our municipal electrifycation ordinance. the municipal ordinance inhabitant has not been scheduled for committee yet. so i just

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a natural part of their ecology. player actually has decreased their human activity. so we mention the savannah and for not americans we're not necessarily talking about the south the u.s. we're talking about in some parts the continent of africa so i want to bring our attention to this tweet we got from francisco who says recent wildfires have focused attention on the amazon rain forest in brazil but western africa is another major trouble spot ivory coast has lost 80 percent of its 4 is so over the past 50 years and gone trees have been chopped down across an area the size of new jersey and he goes on to show this share this picture that's from originally from the washington post i want to give this one to you because he mentions these facts here but are they cause for concern or is this part of a cycle that's natural. i'm so we actually this is actually a question that we have worked on in my group so it certainly in west africa about this because apparently accurate so somewhere between 80 and 90 percent of course that's been lost there's not a lot of wet forest l