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one of my partners requests heins. i entertain a motion for recusal. >> move. >> all in favour. >> aye. >> the gavel is yours, commissioner macdonald. >> as staff is setting up, if i could ask the gentlemen who are standing, if you need to stand, if you could stand on this side, as opposed to the side blocking the door. thanks. >> good morning, commissioners. >> good morning. >> i don't believe i have a powerpoint in my opinion, but the beginning point i think i can cover verbally. good morning, general manager. i am brian stokkel, with the planning and capital group at the rec and park department. i'm joined by nick foster at the planning department who will speak later. the item before you today is the transbay parcel f project shadow on union square and willie woo woo wong playground. a review of the shadow cast by this project supports the objective 1.2, the strategic plan strengthened quality of existing parks and facilities. as you know, the review of shadow on rec and parkland is codified by planning section 215

hein his speech, imran khan accused narendra modi of fascism, pursuing an ideology of hate and racial purity drawn from hiller and mussolini. he said the united nations must intervene to avoid conflict between two nuclear armed neighbors. >> this is a test for the united nations. you are the ones who guarantee kashmir the right of self-determination. [applause] >> they are suffering because of that, and this is the time, this is the time not to appease, like in 1939. this is the time to take action, and number one action must be that india must lift this curfew. up prime minister modi had conspicuously avoided any mention of kashmir, which india insists is an internal matter, but there was a veiled reference to what he has previously call pakistan-backed terrorism in the region. >> we belong to a country that has given the world not war, but a message of peace, and that is why our voice against terrorism to alert the world about this people rings with seriousness and outrage. we believe this is one of the biggest challenges for the entire world and humanity. unanimity on the issue of

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the family friendly day is full of activities like shark science, art, films, shark conservation and hein a costume contest. most of the activities are free. but some special programs cost $15 a person. the event runs from 11:00 until 4:00 this afternoon. and we now want a final check of the forecast. lisa what's it looking like. >> it's windy there. certainly the fair lawns are always windy. but right at the beaches winds gusting to over 30 miles an hour. 60s there. low 70s in our inland valleys. and that's not much of a spread today. a blustery afternoon for you tomorrow. just the same in terms of temperatures but less wind, monday it's a crisp fall day. and we're milder on tuesday. closer to average on wednesday. and then mild fall weather for thursday. a little change on friday. so cool if you like it cool. warming up by the middle of the week. >> awesome. thank you so much lisa. and thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm jobina fortson with lisa argen. up next espn college football on abc. at 9:00 a.m. northwestern takes on number 8 wisconsin at camp randall stadium at 12:30

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