there's one down in san jose in kelly park. it's an old horse carrie stored that runs around on the weekend. -- car restored that runs around on the weekend. on the one hand, you're in this foggy neighborhood, there's not much insulation. on the other hand, you've got 30 windows, and the sunshine in the day could just make the place broiling. and at night all of those windows let in the cold. so they advised people to put up curtains. they'd have little oil lamps, coal stoves, little oil/coal stoves. but it was a challenge. it was sort of part of the romance i think. it's like camping. >> how long did the fad last? >> the height of it, this all really takes off around 1897, 1898. the height of it is really the turn of the century. 1900 we're talking about 200 cars. after the earthquake in 1906, that's when it starts declining a little bit because more conventional houses start taking over and more people live permanently year-around. they're not just using it as a party pad. so it's after the quake it starts declining a little

now an excerpt from an interview with the oral history park director kelly crager. looking backward over the years, it will be filtered through the lens of 40 years of experience. and they have had times reflect on their experiences in the war. can filter. filter someone's memory in a way that you have to be careful to try to understand, i think, the jest many times what someone is saying as well as a spirit of what they are saying. but that -- you know no way means they are not reliable because they are being very honest and forthcoming and forthright. that there is just -- an immense amount of valuable accurate information we can get from these oral history interviews. i have -- another thing that comes up occasionally is that maybe we will touch on an interview, touch on a -- difficult topic. difficult subject for someone to deal with. and i'm sure you can understand it. when these people were thrust into a war and -- in their late teens, early 20s, you know, there's a lot of vulnerability there, i think. and there's -- oftentimes there is this unfortunate sense

> but those with disability say even if there is fraud, the park parking privileges they enjoyed before shouldn't be taken away. >> kellye new red top immediaters don't help them at all. in fact, they make parking legally nearly impossible now. >> i can't feed quarters into the machine. >> reporter: coral says she doesn't think she should have to pay parking. >> in terms of cost, it's going to take me cxsgconnum3 and a half hours so i'm paying $7 for a meter. >> i have seen across the city times when people, perfectly able bodied people are taking up all the metered parking because they want to steal working from us. >>> all right, it's a story you first saw on fox 5 news, customers with serious allegations against a tax filing company. >> now the feds are getting involved, that's coming up next. time now 4:51. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. >>> a big development in a story you saw first on fox 5, the justice department has filed suit against

ce park...ffx45 news at dallatezza's parents say kelly was hoping to join the fooeign service eventually.t will take two weeks, to bring her body home. police are nvestigating a rash of violence in baltimore city. in southwest baltimore domestic dispute. lowing a - investigatorsssay the victim's ggrlfriends shot him in the leg around 12:15 this affernoon.you can see police on the scene of benzinger and colchester roads..the suspect is in custody and is ranging rom assault to es - attempted murder.the victim is in good condition and is recovering at shock trauma. an two hours later.... shots rang out in downtown baltimore. crime tape marks off thhearea of cummings court 16-year-old was shot in tte leg.he was rushed to the hospital where he's listed in good condition. there are no suspects or motives attthis time. fox45 has the tool to help you spot crime where you live. powerful crime tracking software and t's exclusive to ourrviewers.spot crime also sends email alerts to notify people about crime in their foxbaltimore dot com... look in the hot topics section at the top oo the screen.ass

we will walk in kelly ingram park with congressman john lewis, and walk in his footsteps . we will visit the civil rights institute in birmingham, alabama, and then we will travel on saturday to montgomery, alabama, and we are see dexter avenue baptist church where martin luther king was a young pastor. we will also enjoy in the evening a dinner, a dinner with -- in the state capital, montgomery, alabama, in the state capital, could you imagine that almost 50 years from 1965 that white members of congress and black members of congress would be able to sit and break bread with the governor of the state of alabama? we will do that on saturday. and on sunday i get to welcome a delegation to my hometown, selma, alabama, and we will go to my home church, brown chapel a.m.e. church, where i have been a member for 30 years, where my mother is on the board of trustees. we will sit in that church. we will partake and experience that which people did 50 years ago. and then we will march hand in hand across the edmund pet tuss bridge -- pet us -- pettus, i know that i would not be her

is the amusement park to blame? kelly'st with more on this right after the break. >> if they're 42 inches tall and they're 3, then i would get on with them. she's 8, and i'm getting on with her. ♪ when your chain of supply goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, that's logistics. ♪ megyn: kelly's court is back in session. on the docket today a3-year-old girl flung from a carnival ride even though she met the height requirements. this is horrifying, but we are told she's okay. it happened in houston, texas. this is the ride in question, the tech know jump. it has a belt that goes across your lap and a restraining bar. no one is allowed unless they meet the height and weight requirements. the little girl, who was tall for her age, we're told did meet the requirements, but that did not stop her from falling off the ride. it w

parking privileges they enjoyed before shouldn't be taken away. >> i want to start off with my comments thank you for suspending the program. >> reporter: kelly buckland said the new red top meters don't help him at all. in fact, they make parking legally nearly impossible now. >> i can't feed quarters into the machine, and if i put a credit card in it, i can't pull it back out. >> reporter: she said she shouldn't have to pay for parking because it costs her more than someone who is not disabled. >> in terms of cost, it's going to take me 3, 3 1/2 hours. i'm paying $7 for a meter. >> reporter: city leaders are trying to address both issues, providing parking for those who really need it and stopping those who are breaking the rules. the fraud as well. >> in my ward, times when people, perfectly able-bodied people are using and picking up all of the metered parking because they want to steal parking from us. >> reporter: it's hard for officials to go after those they believe are abusing the placards, even if it doesn't match the license plate, it's possible that maybe the driver assigned to the placard is using another car, shawn. >> and frustrating al

. >> reporter: for working mom kelly, life after divorce was no walk in the park. >> it was really chaoticseparation and unfortunately, we were highly conflicted. and that just made things a lot more challenging. >> reporter: like many divorc divorcees, thee found co-parenting complicated. which could be why more courts are turning to the internet to help. ordering them to use online software to keep the peace after the split. the e-mails going back and forth were starting to get nasty. it was a he said/she said thing. this seemed to quell and calm that down. >> reporter: maryland circuit court judge mandates the use of online technology in his divorce cases. >> that takes all the mystery out of when they used to come to court and said, he said this, or she said this and the other party would deny it. now it's right there in black and white. >> reporter: the judge is one of many in southern maryland using these online tools. divorce mediator katie early says it's a growing trend that's keeping families out of the courtroom. >> the couples i work with are of a much younger demographic. they

parking privileges they enjoyed before shouldn't be taken away. >> i wanted to first start off with my comments hang iting you for suspending the program -- thanking you for suspending the program. >> reporter: kelly buckland said the new red top meters don't help him at all. in fact, they make parking legally nearly impossible now. >> i can't feed quarters into the machine and if i put a credit card into it, i can't pull the credit card back out. >> reporter: cora rubenstein doesn't think she should have to pay for parking because it costs her more than someone who is not disabled. >> in terms of cost it's going to take me 3, 3 1/2 hours, so i'm paying 7, $8 for a meter. >> reporter: city leaders are trying to address both issues, providing parking for those who really need it and stopping those who are breaking the rules. >> in my ward and i've seen across the city times when people perfectly able bodied pool, are using and taking up all of the metered parking because they want to steal parking from us. >> reporter: matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> congress approved a 90 day extension to the transportation bill today. it will keep federal highways and transit flowing avoiding a widespread shutdown

park. >> wait for her to call you, please. >> topher delaney. >> this one is yes, yes, yes. we have been terrorized by this kelly mission rock for the last nine years and i am so thrilled to have this guy here. i just ms. -- met him. he is a responsible restaurant eur. he is going to help us out. he has a wonderful restaurant that is run like a grown-up. that is really fabulous. we are thrilled to have him. i hope you will give him whatever this guy needs to come in. he is going to run a good ship and it will be a good reflection on the port. it is going to be fabulous for the community. that is it. three cheers for the sky. >> thank you. -- for this guy. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. i am the managing partner at water bar. just down the street. i am the newly elected president of the golden gate restaurant association board of directors and i am late for dinner service right now. i have known pete osborn for little over 10 years. he is a wonderful human being. you are not going to find a more dedicated and passionate restaurateur. a super-smart businessman and someone who is committed to san fra

right here in your very own park ççthis afternoon and they havl gathered here say it loud and clear çit is their community that thy all hold so dear ñrto marlene tran, hooray kellye way and richard kauffman, too and martin ryan, we thank all of you every single day for all you do in this city by the daçbay ççsan francisco çhome of the golden gate san francisco here is you're wondering one çall these places only make me love you tell me you are the heart of all of the golden west the golden west san francisco welcome me homeç again i am coming♪ >> thank you, jamie. please welcome back to the stage to the guggenheim. -- judyç guggenheim. >> what a fabulous introduction to the next speaker who is coming up. i want to tell you all of the wonderful city people that support this hospital. we are very lucky to have them support the hospital and to have had them supported all these years. the honorable willie brown, mayor. çthe honorable frankç jor" mayor. gina mosconi. [applause] district attorney george gascon. city attorney dennis r. vera -- herrerra. [applause] fireç chief and joanne hayes white. police chief gregg sur. [applause] supervisor scott wiener a

chicago was charged with murder 14 year-old kelly o'laughlin she was stabbed to death last october 27th during a burglary at her family's home in indian head park she was arrestedwilson was arrested about one week later after he allegedly used that girls cellphone to send taunting messages to her mother city officials in evanston are considering a ban on the use of all cellular phones while driving a new proposal would outlaw all cellular phones even the use of hands free devices well behind the wheel the ordinance would make it one of the toughest restrictions in the country hand-held devices were prohibited their two years a ok! who gets occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. an extraordinarily warm day but i wouldn't consider putting on a hat. >>that's right it's likely to wind up in another state the way the wind is blowing there were stronger this morning actually then there were yesterday ... passed this noon hour the wind gust

she loved of the park project worked to develop this south side and still that's the basis of our future project to address the north side. >> good morning, everyone. my name is naomi kelly, city and minister -- city administrator. welcome to the portola neighborhood. we're celebrating the successful efforts to revitalize san bruno avenue. this city has had a great partnership with the portola never its steering committee, where some of it's never the investments include streetscape improvements, from planting trees and leaves to utility underground in and fixtures and to install office saw improvements and much more. today, mayor edwin lee will talk about launching the investing in iran initiative. joining him is supervisor malia cohen, robert ramirez from the portola neighborhood steering committee, and many department heads, including jennifer from the office of economic and workforce development, ed harrington from the san francisco public utilities commission, regina from the small business office, bevon from sf hope, and revitalizing our commercial corridors has been near and dear to mayor lee's heart since his days as director of dpw and as city administrator and

. >> reporter: kelly buckman of the national council on independent living said the city should do a full survey of private garages and surface parking lots to ensure they follow federal guidelines. ward 3 council member mary chase says the city program should assess accessibility and fairness and she agreed fraudulent use of disability placards should be monitored more closely. >> it is something that is on the minds of people. one way i know this is because i've gotten e-mails from people. >> reporter: in the district tom sherwood, news 4. >>> for now until the disability parking program is restarted the city says anyone can park at those red top meters. >>> coming up next new details about the jet blue pilot who charged, was charged with having a mile high melt down. >> i'm julie carey in fairfax county where the signs are ready to go up. the new beltway express lanes will be opened by the end of the year. some important things commuters need to know about how to use the lanes, coming up. >>> and a new report shows autism is much more common than we thought. tonight we break down the staggering statist my dad was a union electrici

one from jay kelly ward: i had just woken up and felt a big jolt and a small shake in martinez. us is felt the quick big time in the san francisco area geary near parkidio. thanks for your great news coverage. let us know what you are feeling, experiencing and where you were. we are getting different experiences from people, depending on how close they were to the epicenter. it is interesting. some people are feeling it strongly in the east bay, some not as strong. just send us a tweet and let us know. >> it seems like the if you are are north, north and east the more people feel it down to the south not so much. just got an e-mail from our alan wang he starts out with wow! he said they felt the split second roll then the big shake it was enough to wake he and his wife up but everything is okay. he says the baby slept right through it. >> great, babies do that. one of our folks who watches us and sends pictures all the time chris says he felt a big shake not too far from the epicenter and sal land you are right about the east and north and folks in palo alto like katie marzullo did not feel a thing. here in the studio we are the city shaking a littl