park. but no matter where the boats are, no one knows what to to with them. >> new york city parks department knew about the boat. city park, did nothing about it. now it ended up floating through harbor. no boats were at moorings, and situation it ended up here. >> fred is a local boater, now on hunt for answers. >> it barely above the water. >> he showed my, where he says that problem all began. >> at the point where you are going along right now, and you don't know what could be under. >> you could see what is going on. you could see, but this boat in particular, one of the problem with this boat it barely sticks up at high tide. if the tied is up, you don't see it. >> waters are state owned bucity manages them by issuing permits for the mooring, many end up abandoned. decaying in the water, abandoned boats are attached to abandoned moorings, and when the tied is high like today you don't know where the boats are. >> i don't want to find it by hitting it. >> i reached out to stay parks department they said, it's not their problem, new york city parks is not responsible more resourced to ad

utah for this innovation festival takes place in april so it's sunny and on the slopes of park cityshe brought a group of investors and entrepreneurs and other advisers for this trip to park city where they skied and have fun and network and pointed at the entrepreneurs that ran who's that i feel guilty i should deal with my kids working on my company and she said this is what the guy is due. they play golf and if they go on these trips. this is the girls club we are starting. she's doing it every year now to build her network. a lot of this happens over you beers after work or on the golf course so she's doing her own grassroots girls club so that's what we found through the journey interviewing these women. they were paving their own path creating opportunities where beyond networking test defeat could establish relationships with each other that could turn into business relationships. shelley in the first chapter started something called the girls lounge with his essentially a pop-up so long at these male-dominated tech conferences and business conferences are around the world no

starts to feel not particularly welcome at the park because of the blight. >> reporter: the city says it wants to work out a plan for the homeless feedings to continue its soup kitchens within blocks of the park. >> the city has got plans for downtown and i think that there's a real strategy afoot to move the homeless to different spots. >> reporter: he says he wants to work with the city but also wants to serve the people most in need where they are now. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> well, in the days of dying retail, a south bay mall is doubling down with a billion- dollar makeover. the virtual reality sneak peek. >> plus, we travel to yosemite where the tioga pass is finally open after an epic winter and wait until you see it looks like in july. >>> coming up at 6:30 president trump attacks a news anchor on twitter and even republican allies say he crossed the line. how the white house is firing back. finally back open for business. normally, tioga pass is clear ear: >>> just in time for the 4th of july weekend a popular route to yosemite is back open for business. nor

takes place in april, so it's sunny, it's on the slopes in park city, and she brought a group of investords and entrepreneur friends and other advisers for this boon dog canning, four-day trip to park city where they skied and they had fun, and they networked. one of the other entrepreneur who was a friend of hers, joanna said at one point i really feel guilty. i should be home with the kids, i should be working on my company, and janet said, you know, this is what guys do. they play golf, they go on these boondoggle ski trips, come on, this is the girls' trip x. she's doing this every year now to build her network. and a lot of the stuff that happens, the business happens over beers after work, or it happens on the slopes or on the golf course. is she's actually doing her own grassroots girls' club. and this is what we thoughting throughout the book, thought the journey interviewing these 250 women that they were paving their open paths, creating opportunities where -- even beyond networking, but to actually establish authentic relationships with each other that ultimately could turn int

she wanted to invite everybody to park city, utah, every year they have this festival called the thinir innovation festival, and takes place in sign it's sunny, on the slopes in park city, and she brought a group of investor friends and entrepreneur friends and other advisers for this boondoggle, four day trip where the skid and had fun and networked and one other entrepreneur, joanne who was friend of hers, joanna said i feel guilty should be home with the codes and working on my company. shana says the guys play golf, they go on these boondoggle ski trips. come on, is this the girl's club and she does every year now to build her network, and a lot of business happens over beers, after, who, or happens on the slopes or the golf course, and so she is actually doing her own grassroots girls club and this is what we saw throughout the book and throughout our journey, interviewing women 250 women, they were really make -- paving their own paths, creating opportunities where even beyond networking but to actually establish authentic relationships with each other that ultimately could turn

happening today something that could affect the next time you park in palo alto. the city plans to increase parking permit prices and it's pretty controversial because we're not just talking about a few cents here and there. matt keller is here now to explain. matt. >> reporter: good morning. you know it's expensive to live in palo alto. well, how about if you park in downtown palo alto. approximately, if you work here it's going to get more expensive. a memo from the city manager lists all the proposed increases to the parking fees. for instance, the california avenue garage and lots will go from 140 nine dollars a year to $280 a year and almost 85% increase. downtown garages will go for $466 to $560 a year. a 20% increase. daily permits are going up significantly in downtown will go for $5 to $25 and city manager says justification for the changes include bringing the costs closer to what other cities charge in region and bringing the costs of offstreet parking permits closer to the costs of commuting by transit so there's no ib sentive for employees to drive to work. it

the city of menlo park says that by reducing the amount of herbicides they use in parks, they are making more of a city value statement than they are saving money. in menlo park, don ford, kpix 5. >>> new video from the oroville dam provides an updated look at the spillway. drone video from the department of water resources shows that nearly all the lower spillway has now been blasted away. crews are now pouring concrete over cleaned rock to build a foundation for a replacement. the spillway repair job is going to cost about $275 million. >>> well, they are not releasing there right now. >> they're not. >> because it is summertime. and we have still got rain. >> and snow in some areas. >> we have a lot of weather going on for the 8th day of june and lake oroville is 100 feet lower than it was. they have drawn it down the past few weeks knowing this construction project was coming. rained today. not that warm but let's look at the current temperatures which are in the 60s concord on the oakland, 70 for livermore. santa rosa new high for the day a whopping 62 degrees. nothing organized on

a 49-year-old man was shot once in the stomach in the park in city's kensington section. this happened around 1:20 this morning. there is no word on what sparked fatal shooting. camden county authorities are releasing deals about last night's murder in camden. they have identified the victim as alejandro brooks. police have not released a motivate and say no one is in custody so far. >> a motorcycle rider is dead after his bike collided with his car in newark delaware. the woman driving tells police she was trying to make a left when the crash occurred. the biker was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a nine-year-old is in the hospital after he was accidentally set on fire in the philadelphia cobbs creek section. the boy and his ten-year-old friend were playing with a lighter along the unit block of south red field lane. the ten-year-old set the nine-year-old's shirt on fire. >> it's a part of philadelphia's history. the move bombing is getting a place in history. there was a ceremony where the activist community lived until they were bombed in 1985. the marker is the resu

park. the city's recreation and parks department tweeted this photo showing the damage at the playground.ark officials say it could cost a million dollar to replace the damaged equipment. arson investigators and san francisco police have not yet identified any suspects. >>> developing news, out of the central valley, a flood warning for the kings river will be in place until tomorrow. tulare county has flooding. 90 homes are under mandatory evacuation order which is affecting about 300 people. in a matter of 15 minutes, neighbors say a golf course turned into a virtual lake friday night. the sheriff's office claims increased snow melt runoff flowed into reservoirs and inflated control releases. the right up administration spoke out in you support of the latest health care reform bill. abc news reporter david wright has the latest. >> reporter: as the senate begins the final push to repeal and replace obamacare. >> it is ridiculous to suggest all these people that have been getting benefits from added medicare don't need it. >> reporter: health care debate is taking center stage this weeke

you can now park your four wheel drive vehicles on the sand in wildwood. the cityners voted unanimously to allow parking on popular wide beaches. daily parking cost you $10. officials say this will bring up more money to the town, free up regular parking spots and could spring more people to the shoretown. >>> next, we update you on the legal chapter for bill cosby. why lawyers are heading to court today in la. >>> nbc 10 and telemundo 62 your home for wawa welcome america. five lawye ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. >>> now let's take a look at some stories we're covering for you today. local bar owner will return to the stand in the seth williams federal corruption trial. yesterday the owner testified he gave gifts to the philadelphia da in exchange for help getting liquor license. the bar owner said he knew by giving the gifts he would get williams h

tour of hyde park, new york, saturday on c-span 3 and visiting cities across the country. >> one step closer to being deputy secretary for housing and development. the senate banking committee advanced her nomination late yesterday passing it onto the full senate for approval. online publication says as deputy secretary, she would hold the true power of position at hud as the deputy secretary handles the day-to-day operations while the hud face. ry is the public president trump's nominee to be the next chair of the council of economic advisers. his is an hour and 25 minutes. >> we will consider the nominations of kevin hassett to e the chairman and honorable patenaude as the deputy secretary. we will begin with an opening statement by me and senator brown and turn to senator ortman, who will introduce the witnesses. and senator shaheen, who will introduce ms. patenaude. i see friends and family behind you as well and i see my good friend, bob dole, at least i did a minute ago and we welcome him here. each of these nominees stands to impact the standard

followed by asheville, north carolina and park city, utah. monterey came in at number 6. looked at restaurants and attractions in all cities with fewer than 100-thousand people. ( james ) a man in pittsburg accidentally dropped an alarm clock in his wall while doing some home maintenance.( mark ) the alarm has been going off every day for the last 13 years.... he tied the clock to a string and dropped it through an air vent. it was supposed to go off ten minutes later to let him know where to punch a hole in the living room wall to pass a wire through for a t-v hookup. <"as i was laying down, all of a sudden, i hear it go thunk as it came loose. well, that's not a real problem. it's still gonna go off. and it did." "maybe three or four months, it'll run out of battery. that was in september of 2004. it is still going off every day. > ( mark ) the alarm goes off at 6:50 every night. his wife says the sudden ring comes as a jolt to unsuspecting guests. ( james ) ahead at nine on the kron 4 morning news... two men are in custody after an early morning manhunt in the east bay

park staff tomorrow? lemonis: jobs available for them in the city, no problem. jess: yeah. okay.e importantly, the way i'd like you to think about it is, "let's fix this," as an owner... jess: yeah. lemonis: "let's fix the city. let's get that thing cranking, pumping out cash." the fact that jess is upset actually is a confirmation for me of her passion. right now she's worried about what's gonna happen with her staff, and she's doing all that in spite of what's happened with chris and tony. i'm gonna give this to you. go put them up in the front door. chris: all right. jess: [ chuckles ] ♪ lemonis: here you go, brother. man: yep. lemonis: as part of closing down the highland park store, i'm having all of the inventory packed up and moved downtown to the chicago store so we can consolidate it and liquidate the bad stuff all in one location. ♪ i never expected their stock room to look like the amazon fulfillment warehouse, but i also didn't expect it to look like a garage sale. it's thousands of square feet. get it organized and then make use with the rest of the place. cody. well

well, speaking to parking you can now park your four wheel drive vehicle on the sand in wild wood. the city commissioners voted unanimously to allow parking on popular wide beaches. daily parking cost you $10. officials say it will bring in more money free up parking spots. >>> annual demonstration takes place today to show you the proper way to handle fireworks. explosions of the mall in d.c. recreate how people have begun killed or seriously injured by fireworks. u.s. safety commission does the event every year in an effort to prevent accidents. >> the tsa finds all sorts of things in luggage. you can imagine. this one is quite a catch. found a 20 pound lobster in a checked bag at logan airport in boston. the lobster was legal though. approved cooler. alive and well. the tsa says lobsters are not unusual in luggage in new england airports. what was unusual here was the size of this crustacean. >>> here's a new take on rema . romance. national fast food chain offering quickie weddings. taco bell now tie the not. you're looking at first couple to do so on sunday. they won the honor through

. >>> if you take your four wheel drive vehicle down the shore you can park it right on the sand. the citymmissioner voted unanimously to allow parking on their popular wide beaches. daily parking will cost about $10. officials say this will bring in more money and could bring in more people to the shore town. >>> and speaking of parking about to get easier. the city announcing plans to begin a new smart parking meter program. the meters will be installed on existing posts along sections of cooper, broadway. the meters will run off solar batteries and will accept mobile payments as well as credit cards and coins, too. >>> to your first alert weather. absolute gorgeous evening. the sun is still out. the humidity is low. temperatures are perfect. first alert chief meteorologist glenn schwartz joining me now. i will leave the rest of the broadcast with you tonight as i am off to sit with megyn kelly. >> let's hope there is no breaking news in the next 15 minutes. >> all up to you, pal. >> there is no breaking news in the weather. it is just beautiful. it's been that way since that front came

where mountains, beautiful view, overlooking delaware river, being taken from palmyra cove nature park, city sky line off in the distance. we will sit at airport in very mild air, definitely humid by comparison even to yesterday but as the day progresses, just another day, sunshine, daytime highs are nice and warm in the upper 80's yet again, but touch more humid and then later today shower, thunderstorm is scheduled to get triggered. great cool day, pat but keep those ears perched for sun glare. >> looks good to me. looks like a pretty good seven day. we are excited about the weekend. not so excited about the vine street expressway as we see an accident pushed off to the side, eastbound, just pennsylvania broad street and it is slowing things down, and at 6:00 it is already slow on vine street so take precaution heading in this direction. i-95 look at the sun, blazing sun glare in your face, at allegheny headlights are going , headlights, here are going southbound, so that is nasty right there. this here, excuse me is i-95 at allegheny. last one was platt bridge, nonetheless we have you cov

. >> reporter: city council will decide if the price of parking permits will go up. the finance committee is recommending big increase. if approved by the city council, annual parking permits for the california avenue district would go from $149 to $365, a whopping 145% increase. annual parking permits for downtown will go from $466 to $730, a 57% increase. daily permits would also go up to $25 for california avenue and downtown palo alto. city says justification for changes include bringing the costs closer to what other cities charge in the region and also reduce cars and increase public transportation use, but businesses, like benjamin moore, say the cost of a bad parking situation is high and can keep customers away. >> or if they want to have, you know, lunch and come in here and shop, you know, the meter maid constantly is monitoring their parking space, where i've seen people get tickets, so it's not good. >> reporter: city council meets at 5:00 to the. there's more to this parking issue than just california avenue and downtown palo alto. if you like the detail

and city leaders hope that by increasing prices it will discourage people from driving their cars to, who. parking in downtown palo alto is a problem. the economy is booming, it's getting congested and city leaders want more people to take mass transit. the price for an annual parking permit would increase to $365, a 145% increase. annual parking permits for downtown would go up to $730. a 57% increase. >> what we're hoping to do is incentivize people and provide tools for them to take other ways than driving their cars. >> reporter: the finance committee said that the city has been undercharging people. the money would go to a new non-profit that offers businesses discounted transit passes for employees. >> it's different ways to get to work. >> reporter: you can park for free for two hours on california avenue. to park longer you need a daily or annual permit. >> there is a one-year waiting list. and there's like 200 people on the waiting list. so we're going to be waiting a while. >> reporter: it's yet to be seen if higher prices will get more people to use transit or car poolg. >>> the morning

and programming note, this weekend c-span cities tour continues as "book tv" and "american history tv" travels to hyde park, new york, as we explore the city's history and literary life. town superadvisor eileen talks about the historic's many sites. >> hyde park is located in the beautiful hudson valley. 90 miles from new york city. located right on the edge of hudson river in duchess county. we have many attractions. we are the home of franklin roosevelt as well as the first presidential library. we're also the home of the cullnear institute of america -- culinary institute of america so those are very important highlights for anyone visiting hyde park. we have the vanderbilt historic site, which is a beautiful hudson river estate. we are home to eleanor roosevelt's and hyde park history is a living history. you know, it's something growing up here, which i did, it's part of our daily lives. and so we honor our history frequently through parades and through visits to the local homes, it's just part of the ethos of being a hyde parker. host: and make sure to tune in to the weekend -- this weekend to "book

good news - just as the summer heat returns to our the d-c department of parks and recreation says starting tomorrow - all city spray parks will be open every day. they had run seemingly sporadically throughout the week. the new hours will be nine-30 a-m through eight-30 p-m daily. time now for weather 5 year anniversary of the derecho today - much warmer today; humidity a touch higher - hot & humid tomorrow through the weekend - storm chances increasing this weekend - hot 4th of july today: partly cloudy and warmer. a touch more humid. highs: 87-93 winds: s 5-15 mph tonight: clear to partly cloudy. warm and muggy. lows: 67-72 winds: s 5-10 mph friday: partly cloudy. still warm. more humid. highs: 89-93 winds: sw 5-15 mph julie toss to break julie toss to break would eventually change how the world communicates. abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo have the details in this morning's techbytes. powerful storms drench our nations midsection and tornadoes touch down across several states. good morning i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. let's send it over to adrianna hopkins with the new video just coming in

investigator says he parked a city-owned vehicle on the 5800 block and was getting his bags out of the car when he was approached by a man. councilman oh did not understand what the man said. so he engaged him further. the man then demanded his money, pulled out a knife and stabbed him in the side. you heard in that sound byte the council president commenting about councilman david oh and the kind of person he is. in the next half hour, we'll talk about how neighbors rushed to his side and helped him in the moments immediately following this knife attack. as for the suspect, police are looking for that person right now. he's described as a man in his 20s seen running away from the scene there in west philadelphia. for now reporting live, katie zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney said, we're praying for his recovery and thinking of his family. whenever violence happens on our streets, it's a terrible tragedy. when it happens near our homes when we're supposed to feel safe, it's the more devastating. we have continuing coverage of the councilman being stabbed. we'll h

and city leaders hope that by increasing prices it will discourage people from driving their cars to, who. parking in downtown palo alto is a problem. the economy is booming, it's getting congested and city leaders want more people to take mass transit. the price for an annual parking permit would increase to $365, a 145% increase. annual parking permits for downtown would go up to $730. a 57% increase. >> what we're hoping to do is incentivize people and provide tools for them to take other ways than driving their cars. >> reporter: the finance committee said that the city has been undercharging people. the money would go to a new non-profit that offers businesses discounted transit passes for employees. >> it's different ways to get to work. >> reporter: you can park for free for two hours on california avenue. to park longer you need a daily or annual permit. >> there is a one-year waiting list. and there's like 200 people on the waiting list. so we're going to be waiting a while. >> reporter: it's yet to be seen if higher prices will get more people to use transit or car poolg. >>> the morning

city. tonight that player terrelle brown is no longer on the team michelle roberts joins us live in mariner park in union city. police are calling it a targeted attack involving five suspects. >> reporter: yes that's right. police believe the victim was set up by his ex-girlfriend. they came to the park in the middle of the night on saturday. that's when the violent attack took place. >> reporter: today san jose state cropped terrelle brunn from the basketball team he is seen in this individual post-ed on the san jose state twitter account. the freshman who graduated from monroe catholic high school was arrested early saturday morning in uneye union city. he was driving with his ex-girlfriend vanessa sanchez when she stopped the car at mariner park when the they got out brown and four other men started to violently attack the victim. >> knocked him down and pufrmging and kicking him in the face. >> lieutenant jeff snell says after the beating they stole his cell phone and wallet. investigators were able to track them down after they used the victim ace credit card here. >> the possible the motiv

leaders have reportedly followed through on a plan that will will eventually send parking rates in the cityng. councilmembers last night approving hikes that impact people who drive to work in had palo alto. yearly rates for the parking garage will go from the current $466 all the way up to $730. parking permits for california avenue are going to more than double to $365. we spoke with a restaurant worker who says usually has to move his car every two hours. >> i don't want to work for parking. it doesn't make sense. >> if you look at what it costs on a daily basis it's minimal. >> speaking of daily parking passes, those are also going up from $8 tripling to $25. councilmembers say they are hiking rates partly to encourage more people to find other ways to commute to the city. those new rates take effect next spring. >>> the aptos and tiburon men charged with trading pornography by the fbi will be in court today. 19-year-old ryan spencer from santa cruz county and 24-year-old bryan petersen from marin county will appear in a san francisco court this morning for hearings. spencer is a former

park. this is only a drill. abc 7 news was at city's fremont park as firefighters and police officers trained volunteers for the community emergency response team, called into action any time there's a major disaster. these mock scenarios help get people who don't save lives for a living prepared to help out. >> it's not just the firefighters who are doing it, it's everybody. it's you, it's me, it's our neighbors, it's our kids, it's our boy scouts. it's exciting to see. >> this is the first time the cert training has been held in menlo park. >>> nascar fans attending the race are being warned, a arrive early and expect a lot of traffic. tomorrow's event is of special significance because it will be dale earnhardt jr.'s last race at sonoma raceway before he retires. more than 40,000 fans are expected to attend. raceway officials and the highway patrol expect there to be significant traffic delays along highways 37 and 121, which are both single-lane roads. >>> it's going to be some time before the warriors return to the basketball court

through the roof of the parking garages. city councilmembers last night approved hikes that could have an outside impact on people who drive to work in palo alto. yearly rates in the parking garages downtown will go from 456 to $730. parking limits will more than double to 365. before last night's meeting we spoke to one restaurant worker who says he usually has to move his car every two hours. >> it doesn't make sense for anybody. >> it sounds like a big number, but if you look at what it costs to park on a daily basis, it's pretty minimal. >> parking passes are also going up from $8 to $25. that will add to your lunch tab. councilmembers say they are hiking rates partly to encourage people to find other ways to get to palo alto. the new rates take effect next spring. >>> tioga road in yosemite national park is finally going to be open to cars starting tomorrow, but as you can see from this picture, crews have work to do to be able to get it that way. it's opening later than it has in almost two decades because of the record sno

head to one of four parks where city of dublin spokesperson shari jackman says fireworks are allowed. shari jackman/city of dublin- "emerald glen park, shannon park, the dublin sports grounds, and alamo creek park. and, people can use them on the fourth of july between the hours of 10am and 10pm." aiden vaupen and family are looking forward to it.aiden vaupen/14-years-old- "i think its fun, i like to hangout with my friends and lighting of some fireworks and eating some food." bring some water too... to stay hydrated and to douse off you're used fireworks before throwing them in the trash. in dublin, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) in addition to dublin..here are a few other bay area cities that allow safe and sane fireworks... pacifica, petaluma, rohnert park, petaluma and newark.we have a complete list on our website -- kron4-dot-com. (pam) calfire is reminding everyone to do their part to prevent fires and injuries caused by fireworks... here are some tips to stay safe this holiday... buy only state fire marshal approved 'safe and sane' firworks... have a bucket of water a

city of pal pal. they will consider raising downtown garage parking permits from $466 to $730. california avenue parking permits could more than double are from $149 to $365. a one-day perfect had mi permit. as we look live in palo alto right now, "the palo alto weekly" says councilmembers will consider cutting $1 million from the fire department budget that would happen even as the costs go higher by nearly 10% to nearly $32 million. >>> a rally for affordable housing in santa clara county, tenants are protesting cuts. right mao $7.4 billion would be cut from affordable housing programs and this is on top of cuts that have been made by the housing authority which had to reduce housing vouchers by about 1,000. the rally starts at 9:00 this morning and that will be at the housing authority in san jose. >>> also happening today, turn down the volume. the san mateo board of supervisors will meet today to take action on the noise issues from the san carlos airport. the board is also set to affirm its commitment to the paris accord on climate change. >>> fourth of july is exactly on

can, american history tv is joining our peace cable partners to showcase the history of hyde park new york. cities, more about the visit online, and we continue to look at the history of hyde park. the library was created in 1941. it was the first presidential library created and operated by the national archives and records administration. library was established by franklin roosevelt. he was looking for a way to of hise the papers administration, and also his personal papers. and so, he created a library on the grounds of his estate here in hyde park, new york. he basically, what he decided to do was to raise private money to build the library, and then he gave it to the government to be operated by the national archives. that model was followed by subsequent presidents. it was the first of the presidential libraries operated by the national archives. 10 years ago, the library embarked on a really ambitious plan to look at the entire museum, and really bring it all up to date. the completely new galleries opened in 2013, and everything you see a thin museum now dates from that 2013 reopening. it

park. the city's public health department predicts almost 1,200 open yet deaths in philadelphia this year, up 32% from last year and the parks surrounding the library has become a focal point. >> the opioid crisis, the heroin crisis was locking at this library's front door. >> reporter: philadelphia enquirer columnist mike newell wrote about it when he heard of a big increase of buying, selling, using in the park and hanging around the library. he was more shocked to learn how the librarians took matters into their own hands. >> they got narkan training. many libraries have fire drills. they have overdose trilz. >> half a dose in one nostril and half in the other. >> reporter: and it's working. since april, kowolsky revived people who overkoesed six times, including this week just after we spoke with her jumping out of the library to save that man, as we watched. >> calm, lay down. >> you're fighting. you can't do this, poppy. >> reporter: when the librarian sits in front of a crisis ravaging its community, services here are a lifesaver. >> it's life or death for a lot of people. it's a sec

one-year waiting list and there's like 200 people on the waiting list. >> reporter: city council will decide if the price of parkingl go up. the finance committee is recommending some big increases. if approved by the city council, annual parking permits for the california avenue district would go from $149 to $365, a whopping 145% increase. annual parking permits for downtown would go from $466 to $730. a 57% increase. daily permits would also go up to $25 for california avenue and downtown palo alto. city says the justification for changes include bringing the cost closer to what other cities charge in the region and also reduce cars and increase public transportation use. but businesses like benjamin moore say the cost of a bad parking situation is high and can keep customers away. >> or if they want to have, you know, lunch and then come in here and shop, you know, the meter maid constantly is monitoring their parking space, where i've seen people get tickets. >> reporter: city council's expected to make a decision tonight. there's more to this parking issue. we have details on our website, abc7news.com. in pal

parks: alamo creek, emerald glen and shannon parks as well as the dublin sports grounds. ( darya ) in addition to dublin.. here are a few other bay area citieshat allow safe and sane fireworks. pacifica, petaluma, rohnert park, and newark. we have a complete list on our website at kron 4-dot-com. ( darya ) and you'll want to celebrate july 4th with kron-4. watch live fireworks from around the bay area and across the nation from the comfort of your home. july 4-th live kicks off tuesday at 9 p.m. right here on the bay area's news station. ( mark ) an m-l-b umpire saves a woman attempting suicide on a bridge in pittsburg. john tumpane saw a woman climbing over a railing above the river yesterday afternoon. he then approached her and locked both his arms around her back. tumpane says at times her feet were dangling off the bridge's edge, putting her full weight in his arms. tumpane says the woman urged him multiple times to let her go, telling him repeatedly that "you don't care about me." he says he kept responding assuring her that he does care and that he wouldn't let go. tumpane held onto her until police arrived and helped lift her back ov

city. palo alto and possibly menlo park. 68, daly city with a few more clouds. not quite as sunny along the coast as it was yesterday. 78 in downtown san francisco. in the north bay, about 91 to 95 degrees. along the east bay shore, 81 in berkeley to about 95 in fremont. as you head inland, we'll have temperatures around the 100 to 106 degree mark. good news, even when it's hot today, it's going to be a little more comfortable tonight. 50s and 60s for most of us. a few 70s out near antioch. here's my seven-day forecast. you can see the 100s kind of hang around all the way through saturday inland. but it's the bay and coast where you'll see a dip the next two days. a surge thursday, and then back to more seasonal type weather for sunday. sue. >> good morning. we go to the bay bridge where the metering lights are not yet on. we just have a few scattered cash payers on the left-hand lanes. other than that, looking pretty good. they had an earlier issue near treasure island with a stall. that's been pushed off, so no problems getting into san francisco at this hour

> these last for two years. >> reporter: for someone with a disability, having a placard makes city parking easier. these placards were taken from people illegally using them. >> these were actually confiscated during a placard enforcement sting. >> reporter: dmv officials say fraudulent placard abuse is a huge problem. and this man, montana le, ran his own optieration. he forged a doctor's signature. >> he would submit applications for younger individuals, indicating a disability that fits somebody much older. they're criminalizing themselves by purchasing these placards. >> that's disgusting. that's no good. >> reporter: james omar suffers from back problems. >> this space is only for certain people that has some kind of disabilities. and everybody should obey that. >> reporter: dmv investigators says the application process needs better security. >> there's always flaws in the system. the application process probably has not caught up to technology. >> reporter: montana le posted $80,000 bail. he faces fines and up to four years in prison. >>> an iconic restaurant inhe south bay is about

and, you can set the fireworks off at four designated parks throughout the city on the holiday from 10 in the morning through 10 at night. aidan vaupen/14-year-old- "i just like the feeling of lighting them off and like kind of watching the, the action in first-person."// kevin ferrell/buying fireworks- "just be safe, be cool, uh don't get too carried away."(vicki) the city of dublin says extra officers and fire fighters will be on the clock on the fourth... making sure everyone does stay safe, also, we mentioned there are designated parks where can use the fireworks on the big day. those are alamo creek, emerald glen and shannon parks as well as the dublin sports grounds. and you'll want to celebrate july 4th with kron- 4. watch live fireworks from around the bay area and across the nation from the comfort of your home. july 4-th live kicks off tuesday at 9 p.m. right here on the bay area's news station. (steve) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. seasonable summer pattern in place with a marine layer along the coast leading to areas of night an

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but no fishing or crabbing allowed on the new pier a huge let down that drove to the park thinking the city and state provided them a new stave place to make their catch. >> people paid to build the pier and hunting and fishing licenses may have been used to do that, they have aright to use the pier. >> they say the lease lays out possible uses for the pier but does not dictate how it has to be used. >>> anything special going on with the sixers tomorrow? >> they may add a player or two. >> anybody special. >> yes, a guy good named markelfolks. the sixers are front and center again they pick draft. folks is a player that the entire world expects the sixers to take. he was the first freshman to average 29 points and shooting from three point land. and he can do it all. he thought he was going to boston and the nba is a fluid business and once the trade was completed folk starts to study the sixers. >> i am looking at all of it, the chances of coming here and getting advice and telling me about the draft process and enjoying the process. >> he was at the team's practice facility in camden ove

> these last for two years. >> reporter: for someone with a disability, having a placard makes city parking easier. these placards were taken from people illegally using them. >> these were actually confiscated during a placard enforcement sting. >> reporter: dmv officials say fraudulent placard abuse is a huge problem. and this man, montana his own optieration. he forged a doctor's signature. >> he would submit applications for younger individuals, indicating a disability that fits somebody much older. they're criminalizing themselves by purchasing these placards. >> that's disgusting. that's no good. >> reporter: james omar suffers from back problems. >> this space is only for certain people that has some kind of disabilities. and everybody should obey >> reporter: dmv investigators says the application process needs better security. >> there's always flaws in the system. the application process probably has not caught up to technology. >> reporter: montana le posted $80,000 bail. he faces fines and up to four years in prison. >>> an iconic restaurant in the south bay is about to serve it

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. >>> a decision that could affect the next time you park your car. >> the city plans to increase parking permit prices and the decision is a very controversial one. abc 7 news reporter matt keller explains. matt. >> good morning, jessica and reggie. you know it's expensive to live in palo alto. how about park something you're going to soon pay more. according to the palo alto weekly they're set to double annual parking fees from $149 to $365 raising fees for downtown garages from $466 to $738. a day-parking permit in the california avenue district will go from $8 to $25. some of that extra money would go stot nonprofit transportation management association in an attempt to reduce the number of solo drivers going to work. they say businesses cover permit costs for their employees and for the workers who don't get that perk they're often times moving their cars around during the day trying to keep up with parking time limits. the council meeting starts at 5:00 tonight. rorting live in palo alto. >>> a new report says oak land police supervisor who oversawed the bung will investigation into

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friends, loved ones, of 33 year old debra gulver still in shock over her violent murder inside a city park over the weekend. >> somebody wanted her to suffer. like somebody -- they went after her. >> police identified gulver monday as the victim of haneous attack that happened sometime after 2:30 a.m. saturday near 21st and lehigh behind dobbins high school. >> she was brutally assaulted. she was stabbed in excess of 12 times. >> captain james clark says gulver had just gotten off the bus with a friends, and then they parted ways. clark said gulver was known to cut through rayburn park to get to her home about three blocks away. >> we did see the victim entering the location. no one following her. who ever did this we believe was already in the park. >> police have interviewed a man who called 911 to report the stabbing. as well as gulver's companion on the bus. they're hoping to talk to two young men who also called 911 from the park but left the scene before police arrived. >> monday community members prayed at the spot where gulver's body was found. and those close toast her cut a beaut