to be served. >> reporter: protesters came with signs expressing how they feel. serving a notice of their own at the courthouse. >> you are required too. stop tax breaks for welty developers. >> protesters marched, continuing on, blocking traffic, then the main entrance. the protesters felt they prevented the auction, however buyers say they helped them in the long run. >> ran off everybody. it will be me by myself bidding on this home. >> reporter: this time at oakland city hall, trying to interrupt libby schaaf. also what happened outside the federal building, all this information for you, and why demonstrators say it must continue. . >> paul chambers, thank you. >> john fowler and the

disruption that happened on b.a.r.t. there were a couple of arrests? >> reporter: that's right. there were two and many headaches for commuters. we wondered about organizers asking demonstrators to bring spoons with them. now we know why. >> reporter: at san francisco's montgomery b.a.r.t. station what one called an annoying protest. beginning at 7:00 a.m. about 200 demonstrators swarmed the stations bemanding charges be dropped against b.a.r.t. protesters arrested three months ago, even as officers arrested two more protesters. [ indiscernible ] >> the message here, no business as usual for however long that police violence, the

attacks on the community. >> the morning commute snarled system wide. >> my husband said the station is closed. we will see what happens. >> reporter: what happened, trains didn't stop. b.a.r.t. safety procedure and service at the free station disrupted two hours. and even commuters sympathetic to the issues were turned off. >> i come from a generation where we protested for a purpose. this is all non-sense. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. said it was prepared prepared for this and promised extra police and staff next friday when protesters may stage another demonstration. >> john fowler live, thank you. >> there are more protests planned for this weekend and there could be traffic problems as a result. we will keep you updated on that on www.ktvu.com.

break news, reports of a deadly officer involved shooting. at this point not too much information to pass along but here is what we know. just about 2:00 p.m. today near harvey park a police officer shot and killed a man who had a knife. there salarge police -- is a large police presence there. as soon as our crew gets there we will have more information but at this point there has been an officer involved shooting in free fremont --fry mont. -- fremont. a deadly shooting in east oakland put two schools on lock down near 105 avenue around new. stone hurst elementary school and madison middle school were on lock down while police searched for the suspects in the area. police say a man and a woman were both shot and killed. the family of the female victim identified her as a 19-year- old. they say she was with her

boyfriend at the time of the shooting and that he was also killed. she was killed near where she lived. she was working at a ups store and just started community college. the raiders introduced their new head coach today. jack del rio talked about his passion for the raiders as he spoke about growing up here and how the raiders were always his team. mark ibanez is here. what were your thoughts after seeing jack del rio today? >> i was trucked by the -- strucked by the 49ers press -- struck by the 49ers press conference yesterday, it was like a awkward family reunion for a dysfunctional family, strange watching it. for the raiders, relaxed vibe they gave off and jack del rio, the 9th coach since 2002.

49ers had 19 in history, jack del rio, signifying 2015, 15, brought in to bring stability, he looks like the right guy. relaxed atmosphere. well spoken. organized. concise and stressed toughness that he will bring to the organization. scott r is stand -- scott reiss is standing by. interested to see, you are at both press conferences. did you notice a difference between the two situations, 49ers and raid whose seem to be going in opposite -- raiders who seem to be going in opposite direction? >> reporter: no question. different feelings. funny, we spent yesterday talking about team, hiring a man with no nfl head coaching or coordinator experience and today the opposite as the raiders announce jack del rio as their new head man, 9 years as a head coach in the national

football league. those 9 seasons in jacksonville. his record, 68-71. he did lead the jags to the playoffs in 2005 and 2007. and then three successful years as defensive coordinator in denver. now he is a head man again and charged with the task of turning around the raiders who has not had a winning season since 2002. >> i am excited to join this group of men and pursue the idea and goal of breaking back the raiders to greatness. this is an organization that has been an excellent organization for a number of years and it has fallen on hard times but the foundation is in place for us to be great again. >> coach has the experience and

the success as a proven head coach. jack del rio will bring toughness, discipline, and passion that this organization values. coach is a true raider. >> we want to create a winning culture and a winning culture is where people come to work excited to be there. i want to create a winning culture where people are looking forward to going into work, where they understand the sacrifice that is needed and we all sacrifice for each other we can accomplish great things. >> jack del rio consistently went back to buzz words that define his philosophy, the first is fundamentals. there is no magic wand, you have to go back to basics and the other, toughness.

characterized him as player, linebacker and now a part of a coach, mental and physical toughness. it will be tough to get the team back to the playoffs but the raiders believe that they have their guy. >> thank you. 4 year deal for jack del rio. much like the 49ers coach but nobody is talking about how much money yet which is interesting for both jim tomsula and jack del rio. one of those things where the raiders need stability in the organization. to me, he looks like the best choice they could have made. >> you heard the saying a present is -- president is never more popular than his inauguration day. we need it see where this plays out. >> they are not going to be anything close to unpopular till the teams play their first game. they get more than a day, right, being popular, the

bottom line is, the 49ers are expected to win, and the raiders are trying to build back to a winning tradition which has been their past and it will be interesting to see how they unfold. jack del rio seems to be widely endorsed by the raider nation. >> it would be nice to see the raiders come back to florae. so good -- glory. so good early on and bad for 10, 11 years. >> just the vibe today seemed like they really were in unisys and it was a -- unison and it was a relaxed choice. just a very different vibe. >> thank you. see you at 6:00 p.m. a major announcement announcement from the u.s. supreme court they will take up the issue of same-sex marriage. they are to decide whether same- sex couples have the right to marry or whether states are free to ban them and limit marriage to a man and a woman.

the justices accepted four cases from michigan, ohio, kentucky and tennessee where a court upheld the ban. arguments are scheduled for april. a decision could come by june. 36 states allow gay couples to marry. burglars kick in the front door of a home and shout police. a family member tells us about the encounter and what scared them off. >> then a fire station reopens after it was forced to close three years ago. >> we have four children, it feels safer. >> the change that brought it back online. >> after the break, i am tracking a weak system moving in for the weekend and the chances it could bring a few showers.

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closing arguments began today in the trial of a former school teacher accused of

molesting students. this is the second trial for joseph martin. last year a jury acquitted him but failed to agree on 95 counts. the current trial is on 24 felony molestation charges for touching students. his wife is standing by him insisting he is innocent and she said this has been very hard on them and their two daughters. >> that is very difficult. it is, you know, tough as you are coming near the end and knowing there is a decision that will be made and it will determine what happens. >> if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison. his defense is scheduled to make closing arguments next tuesday. new information tonight about an officer involved shooting in richmond. the officer was wearing a body camera but it only recorded the after math of the incident. ktvu's cristina rendon talked to the police chief about the body cameras and why it wasn't

turned on. >> this crime scene is in the spotlight after a police officer shot a man who pulled out a pistol with an extended magazine on thursday. police say the officer shot the man in self-defense. the officer was wearing a body camera. the police chief says it had been issued to the officer. >> he had it for hours and how familiar people are with turning it on and off is still tough as they are learning thew use it. -- how to use it. >> reporter: it was not on during the interaction but he started recording after he opened fire. in a perfect world the officer would have recorded the entire interaction but the priority is his safety and the safety of the public. >> would the priority be to turn the camera on? no. we like that ideally and hopefully over time they will

get better. >> reporter: their policy on using it will evolve as they keep using them and they hope to avoid controversy in the future. >> for those folks that think there is a conspiracy, i don't know that we will change their minds. we want it document but there will be times and circumstances where it just doesn't happen because there is still a human component involved. >> reporter: cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. the family of that victim is speaking out saying he shouldn't have been shot. he has been identified as marceleno gonzales. they said he was on his way home when the police officer stopped him. they say witnesses told them marceleno gonzales was running away from the officer when he tripped and the gun fell out of

his pocket. police say the gun was illegal. >> if he had the gun or not he would never pull it out on the police. if they look at his priors he always cooperated. always said i have this. i have that. i will get down. my hands are up. always been like that. >> he is a good guy. he has family that loves him. he has a baby on the way. . >> police say he does have a criminal history that dates back to when he was 14. his family believes the officer could have handled the situation differently. the penn state football program is adding 100 wins to its record part of a settlement to resolve a lawsuit with the ncaa. the ncaa agreed to restore 112 wins that were taken away two

years ago during the child molestation scandal involving jerry sandusky and it restore's joe paterno's status as the winningest coach in college football history with 409 victories and it directs a penn state fine address child abuse in pennsylvania. jerry sandusky was convicted of 25 counts. he is serving 60 years in prison. . meeting about cyber security and terrorism after paris terrorist attacks that killed 17 people. >> we face a serious threat in europe. >> british prime minister david cameron met with president obama today. they met for dinner last night also. they vowed to keep fighting terrorism. british prime minister david cameron asked the president to help persuade u.s. technology companies to give governments

more access to communications. that proposal raises questions about intersection of security and privacy. >> social media and the internet is the primary way in which the terrorists organizations are communicating. >> with the u.s. and great britain in nuclear talks with iran they fear the new sanctions could collapse the diplomacy. our weather now, chief meteorologist bill martin. saw sprinkles -- >> did you hit the wipers -- >> not quite enough. [ talking at the same time ] >> you get the big smear -- [ laughter ] [ talking at the same time ] >> it will dry up. it did. it dried up. that was the rain we had. not really enough to get your car wet but enough to notice. that is how it will be this weekend. a look at the showers we had. mainly up north. rain.

that is coming up on -- you know, half inch of rain. that is rain in guerneville. gloverdale .16. petaluma .03. the rest of us trace amounts or less. a nice looking weather system. the main dynamics, again, amazing how -- everything north of the line is doing good. south isn't getting much. and we are south of the line. the current radar, got them sweeping. uteaka and the -- eureka and the san jose mountains. that moisture provides us with a chance of sprinkles or light precipitation over night and through the weekend. i think there is different times we could see sprinkle or two. 4747 vallejo. over night lows. fog back in the forecast. we had some this morning and again tomorrow morning.

the fog is all about moisture at the surface. when you have moist ground, cool nights, long nights, you get valley fog. this time of year when we don't get rain we are looking at valley fog. dense fog advisory possible in the central valley tonight. they had it three nights in a row. if you have travel plans, right, north bay, east bay, usual spots, big valley, the fog is bad. especially fresno and bakersfield. mostly cloudy tonight, a sprinkle. patchy fog. dry south of the line. wet to the north of line. we are in the middle. right there. the high pressure sets up for the weekend. maybe a chance a sprinkle lingers into sunday. right now the weekend looks

fine. highs tomorrow. 62 concord. 62 brentwood. 67 morgan hill. warm spot. 67 gilroy. weekend is here. keep saying this. probably because i am old. weekends fly. there is the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. i will see you back here. we will look for rain. >> thank you. a fire station that was closed two years ago is now back open. why it is back in business. check this out, video from space x, it shows the moment one of their rockets crashed into a barge. >> accused of altering lottery tickets to keep the winning ones. today that manager was in court on criminal charges. what happened when he faced a judge. and noisy and sometimes tense protests all meant to spur social change, we ask the people if the message is getting lost in the disruption. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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landed hard at 45-degree angle causing it to explode. the rest of the cargo made it to the international space station. the chp know whose is to blame for a deadly crash this weekend. tuesday's crash happened when one of the drivers ran a stop sign during thick morning fog. his truck broad sided a van that was carrying 7 farm workers. neither driver was licensed to drive. the visibility at the time was 100 feet. five people were killed. criminal charges have not yet been filed. an emotional day in the trial of suspected boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. today a potential juror choked up as she talked about the boy who was killed in the attack. she said she lived in the same neighborhood and even met the boy. dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged in the 2013 attack where three

people were killed and 260 others were injured. a story that is fueling a debate about parenting. a couple is under investigation for neglect after they allowed their children to walk alone on city streets. some people called the police when they saw the children alone thinking they are too young to be on their own. the mother says she a believer in free range parenting that teaches them about responsibility. the family is being investigated by child services for neglect. >> their idea of neglect is crazy. just excessive. and paranoid and i think the power they are holding over us is just unbelievable. outrageous. >> the children wear cards around their neck and they say don't be alarmed, i am not lost. the family is meeting with social services about the treatment of the children. a fire station opens back

up. >> now that it is here, it is more comforting. >> what made it possible. plus -- >> more on the breaking news we told you about, a deadly shooting involving a police officer in fremont. we will hear from ktvu's jana katsuyama who is on the scene with new information about what happened. >> the grateful dead will perform again.

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ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >> we have new information on that breaking news out of fremont where police shot and killed a man. officers say the man was carrying a knife. it happened in the area of harvey park. ktvu's jana katsuyama spoke to authorities. >> reporter: we are just getting briefings right now from the police but let me tell you what she told us. you can see there is emergency crews, they say it was off of this street, harvey park, where a man was seen with a knife. neighbors called it in. he confronted two people in the area and then the police who

responded, three officers, confronted him here in harvey park. you can see there are lights. that is where the investigation is concentrating. there was one officer who fired a taser at the suspect and then a second officer who fired his firearm. that turned out to be be a shot that killed -- that was fatal for the suspect. the suspect did not survive and right now they have the section blocked off to traffic and pedestrians while investigators try to figure this out. you can see aerial. we have chopper 2 above the scene. all of the yellow tape around the park, they are looking right now for any witnesses who might have seen something here. again, this is a man, possibly in his 40s, they are still trying to gather information about who he might be, why he was here and what happened,

they have not yet talked to the officers. we will be staying here and getting an update on how things are transpiring as they try to gather more information. again, this section arm harvey park has been blocked off to traffic -- around harvey park has been blocked off to traffic. an officer involved shooting with one suspect deceased. >> thank you. new at 5:00 p.m. family's metal gate was no match for robbers. the men smashed their way into the home last night and then they pretended to be police officers. ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco. you spoke with the family about the ordeal and what they are doing recover from it? >> reporter: yes, we did. many families rely on security doors to keep thieves from getting inside but that didn't work last night, the thieves

came through several doors to get in. >> reporter: a new door today for this homeowner in san francisco after two men forced their way in and pretended to be police officers. >> we are all shocked. >> reporter: it began when burglars forced open this iron gate last night, starting the adults and children inside -- startling the adults and children inside. . >> got in in 3 minutes. >> reporter: damage to the door frame shows what happened next. >> kicked down the door. the wooden door. and the third door wasn't lock. they open and yell, police officer. stay where you are at. >> it was a traumatizing experience. >> reporter: san francisco police department says it is unclear whether the family was targeted. they fled without taking

anything or harming anyone. more troubling is that the intruders claim to be cops. police warned of burglars posing as utility workers. >> it is disturbing because we are entrusted with the public trust. >> reporter: the family plans to add extra lighting and a surveillance camera out of fear they may return. >> we are asking people to remain vigilant, keep their windows and doors locked at night and make sure that you have your home secured. >> reporter: unfortunately that family didn't get a good description of the men. the burglars may have been spooked once they got inside and discovered a family was still inside. >> at least no one was hurt. david stevenson in san francisco, thank you. new at 5:00 p.m. a contra costa county fire station is back open two years after it was shut down because

of budget cuts. it is center street. ktvu's rob roth is live with what allowed the station oo reopen. rob -- to reopen. rob? . >> the clayton fire station is back online, fully staffed and ready to roll. >> reporter: firefighters were checking their engine today at station 11 in downtown clayton. for the first time in 2-1/2 years the station is open for business. >> it is good to be back. >> reporter: this is the only fire station, it was one of four the contra costa county fire prevention district closed in 2012 with stations in martinez, pittsburg and lafayette. >> when recession hit that had a big effect. proper values is how we receive taxes. >> reporter: with an improving economy, the fire district elected to reopen clayton

because it is near wild landslide. >> we -- wild lands. >> we have responses to the south and east of here, which is a rural area. so that played into the decisions. >> reporter: when clayton was closed the nearest station was in concord six miles away. >> isolated. so it is important not only from a fire standpoint but from ems as far as paramedic getting there on scene quickly. >> people feel better having the fire station back. >> we have four children and it feels safer having them down the street. >> it made me nervous it was closed in the first place. i am happy there will be protection for clayton. >> reporter: there was only one call for service today, not a fire, a medical call. >> i grew up down the street

from a fire station so i know that peace of mind they are talking about. thank you. celebrating 150 years in print. look at the chronicle's most memeral front pages and we will talk to -- memorable front pages and we will talk to the editor. >> the subway in washington, d.c. that killed one person, what we know about a malfunction on the tracks and the grateful dead will reunite for three more concerts and they had a very special person announce that tour.

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it is impossible to imagine san francisco, but sea lions started making san francisco home 25 years ago. 9million people visited the peer to see them every year and that is cause for celebration this weekend. to celebrate the anniversary there will be free walking tours through monday. they start at 11:00 a.m. till 4:00 p.m. 2014 was the warmest year on record according it the u.s. national oceanic and

atmospheric administration and nasa, last year was the hottest year in 135 years. 2014 average 54 degrees, 1.2 degrees observe the average. 6 months also set monthly records for heat. a malfunction that filled a washington subway train lasted for 44 minutes before they shut off power. the emergency response was delayed because they didn't know if the third rail was shut down. smoke killed one woman and made 80 others sick. a report says the train stopped in a tunnel monday afternoon when a breaker tripped. ventilation started 10 minutes later. the surviving members of the grateful dead are reuniting

one more time. >> this summer, chicago, july 3, 4, 5, they will be reunited on stage. >> that was the daughter of the late jerry garcia. she made the announcement online today. they will play three concert to mark their 50th anniversary this year. they will be held at soldier field in chicago. the last venue where he played with the dead in july of 1995. [ singing ] >> that was his final show. he passed away one month later. the reunishows will be -- reunion shows will be july 3, 4, 5. 150 years ago today the san

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the san francisco chronicle celebrating history today. this is a day that has been 150 years in the making. it was back on january 16, 1865 that the san francisco chronicle released the first issue. ktvu's john sasaki is in the city where the editor in chief says they have a lot of reasons to celebrate. john? >> reporter: san francisco was incorporated in 1950. 15 years later the chronicle came to be. >> reporter: the staff at the san francisco chronicle was putting together the weekend edition. >> it is a public trust. >> reporter: they work for a paper that has been part of the fabric for 150 years. 96-year-old science editor

started working here in 1940. >> the news room didn't have any computers. that is for sure. >> that was 75 years in the paper's history. >> over the years it helped project the atmosphere and the realities, good and bad, of san francisco and the bay area. >> reporter: here are old front pages. day one on january 16, 1865 it consisted mostly of adds. later history was covered. the 1906 earthquake, the end of world war ii and an issue highlighting the new headquarters. and here is what production looked like in the 1920s. for the past three years she has been a reporter here. >> in boston it was one of the most sought after internships. everyone wanted to come to san

francisco. the most celebrated member was herb. there is a portrait over his favorite seat where we caught up with willie brown. >> like the life blood of the city. when the brothers put the idea of this newspaper together and gave it its flavor, they said no matter who owns it it must always be san francisco. >> reporter: on tuesday she became the first ever female editor in chief. >> we have always pushed the envelope like the city. >> reporter: despite tough times in the newspaper business the chronicle is strong. >> we have 28 million people who read our journalism every month across the globe. from that standard we are getting a bigger reach than we did before. >> reporter: today the staff had a birthday party celebrating the past and looking to the future.

>> really interesting. a walk down memory lane. thank you. judge's ruling is giving san francisco city college a chance to keep its accreditation. they should have a chance to respond to their problems. the commission has been threatening to withdrawal accreditation. two days ago they got a two day reprieve. it allows them to challenge critical findings. randy johnson pitched for the giants. he will be wearing a diamondbacks cap at cooperstown. he says after he spoke with hall of fame representatives they came to the decision that wearing the diamondbacks cap made the most sense. randy johnson will be inducted this summer. grew up in livermore. lover more product. now to our chief

meteorologist bill martin. i know we are not getting serious rain -- >> ing? sprinkles -- nothing today. sprinkles today. i love san francisco history, california history, it is about the newspapers. there were 10, again newspapers in san francisco -- 15 newspapers in san francisco -- [ talking at the same time ] >> the size of the papers. the difference in size. >> the call was one of the big ones. call building off market street. yeah. yeah. great. my parents read the chronicle. every morning. outside, the sprinkles, there are sprinkles for the next few hours but it is light stuff. all north of here. it is a drag. i keep saying, broken record time, look at the difference, rain by guerneville, those areas. a quarter inch of rain.

everything north of that line is doing great. up in here, half inch of rain. inch of rain. we are just getting drizzle -- just out of the zone to get the showers that are just missing us. which is a drag. got the showers in eureka. might see sprinkles tonight. fog is a certainty. we have good visibility. when you see 7-mile visibility, that is a lot. under a quarter mile you have to worry. i suggest some areas will get under the quarter mile. rainfall accumulations, 4 inches possible north, 3/4 inch north of ucia and in the dry zone next 5 days. cloudy. fog back in the forecast.

there is all the activity. dry on the west coast, not really. there is rain. plenty of activity. just hitting the wrong latitudes. we are on the dry side again. remain there through the weekend. except sunday when the jet stream tweaks and we get a sprinkle. don't change your plans. know there is a chance for a sprinkle. here we go. friday. right now. showers. stay right here. saturday now. that was saturday partly cloudy. sunday now. right there. sunday afternoon. showers to the north. susanville, those areas could see a few showers. not for us. 60s saturday. 66 san jose. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, there it is.

there it goes. the 5 day dry, like the next 5 day dry. see you back here at 6:00 p.m. >> thank you. google glass takes a new direction, did fail? the next step for google glass and why it may have a tough time. >> woe told you -- we told you about the demonstrations targeting b.a.r.t., some say the message is getting lost in the disruption by protesters. >> we protested for a purpose, this is all just non-sense. >> we take a look at the balance between social justice and public opinion. implosion plans for candlestick park have been scrapped. the potential hazards for those living nearby even with a careful dismantling. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

oon apple recall is expand -- an apple recall call is expanding after 7 people died from listeria. the health department says the apples came from bidart brothers. google ended its glass

explorer problem. ktvu's ann rubin joins us live where the company is giving google glass a second look. >> reporter: for $1,500 people had been allowed to purchase and test the product. not anymore and whatever happens next will happen behind closed doors. >> reporter: call it a retooling, or a rebirth, just not the death of googt glass. >> -- google glass. >> because they brought this out we are dealing with this conversation. >> reporter: it was an experiment. the trial run was plagued by problems with design, price and perception of the wearers. one person getting beat up for supporting the -- sporting the glasses. >> they are just bringing out the real product now. >> reporter: even in mountain view the product got mixed

reviews. >> over priced. >> the functions are cool but it doesn't look cool to me. yeah. too much of a nerdy glasses thing. >> still bulky. weird to look at. cool tech. >> reporter: now it is back to the drawing board. they will stop selling glass on monday and put it in the hands of the chief executive. >> you can try things that may not be ready for prime time and if they fail it will not have an impact on the bottom line. >> reporter: a consumer product must be improved. >> it will be cheaper, it will have good software, be more user friendly and stylish. >> reporter: we will be seeing glass again too. >> two steps backward, one step forward. resign it and try again. >> reporter: they will continue to focus on business

applications with the glass at work program. for the consumer project it will launch when it is ready. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. now at 6:00 p.m. a noisy disruptive protest that snarled the morning commute. the change these protesters say is worth putting people out. >> lifelong raider. i have been a raider fan all my life. >> what the raiders new head coach jack del rio plans to bring back to the raiders. >> victory for a neighborhood that came -- [no audio]

good evening. hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. >> julie haener has the night off. it happened at havey mark -- harvey park. ktvu's janna k is on the -- jana katsuyama is on the scene. what are police telling you? >> reporter: right now they are saying they are going through this neighborhood trying to find winds to this shooting. -- witnesses to this shooting. it happened here at harvey park. on the far side of the park with the yellow tape there are flood lights, that is where the suspect fell. the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. look at video that we have from news chopper 2 earlier in the day. you can get a sense of the area that this investigation is spanning. this is a residential neighborhood. they say that three police officers encountered the suspect here in the park and he had a knife and they