primary in august, and 30% of registered voters of parkland voted. like, what is that? like, we were all -- everybody was marching in the streets in parkland, and,, you know, we're going to change this and we're going to do better, but then 30% of people came out and voted in a primary that, you know, affects representation. and so that's disappointing. and i think, you know, some of that has to be rallying people to be less apathetic and actually take part in, you know, if you don't vote, you're not taking part in what is happening. and i think that is, you know, part of the problem. and gun violence itself is such a complicated, multilayered problem. there's so many different root causes that i think that's why it's a long haul type of problem, because of that. but voting is definitely part of the problem. >> can i just say just to sort of maybe wind this up on a positive note, your generation, the next generation is browner than any generation in america, greener in their habits, queerer. a recent study said 48% of teenagers identify as heterosexu

people were outraged long before parkland, before charleston, and newtown and on and on. we've been outraged for a long time, but now we are organized, and that's the key difference, and strong leadership from mayors has helped make it happen. i want to thank you all for standing up for gun safety when others wouldn't. i want to urge you to keep up the fight and take it to the next level. we're ready to work with you, and i should mention, we work for free. [laughter] [applause] mr. bloomberg: how do you protect your cities is one of the best investments i can make in our country as a philanthropist and together we can really make america safer and stronger and save an awful lot of lives. so thank you for having me. i love this conference. been coming for many, many, many years. tom, you're the greatest. and mayor benjamin, you really are the mayor's mayor. thank you for having me. [applause] >> thank you, mayor bloomberg. >> coming up monday morning, we will talk about the week ahead in washington with roll calls jason dick. then discussion of exact rep. ocasio-cortez:'s

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. >> tucker: well, you remember parkland deputy scott peterson?e did nothing to stop mass shooter nikolas cruz. he hid outside. the last to keep the massive mention. over $100,000 a year in taxpayer money for life anyway. why did that happen? we will tell you after the break. >> tucker: one of the most dreadful and the frustrating parts of the horrific school shooting that took place in parkland, florida, was the role played by the police deputy called scott peterson. peterson was armed and right on the scene but because of cowardice he stayed where he was and he didn't go to the scene. he was not fired. he now draws over $100,000 a year in pension. now we have a hint to why. correspondent matt flynn, fox's expert on parkland and he covered it extensively for us last year. and joins us tonight. good to see you. >> this week the stoneman douglas commission released scathing 450-page report. investigators on the commission interviewed hundreds of people and pored over massive amount of evidence to determine that the school resource officer scott pet

parkland, somebody was reminding us parkland happened in this year, 2018.emoved we are from that. >> you will see, as we go on, parkland did have a distinctive resonance. >> harvey weinstein is due in new york city to see if his trial will move forward. the metoo movement is three. >> that was the number one story last year. a lot of people wondered if it would have staying power this year. yeah, it did. bill cosby is in prison. the sports doctor in gymnastics. unbelievable, hundreds of people. >> two, the trump-russia probe. it goes on to see what the special counsel might reveal in 2019. >> we don't know the final act. that was a year long story. it kept morphing into different investigations. people are confused, what is the mueller probe and does it intermingle? they intertwine. >> the number one story of the year, according to the associated press, the list out this morning, the parkland school shooting, which you separated from the mass shootings. how did you make that distinction? >> there is a strong reason. the aftermath. the students, some of them

would background checks have prevented what happened at parkland? think there's many instances and instances of gun violence that could have stopped further acts of gun violence. there's 40 acts of gun violence every year, a very small minority of them end up in school shootings. when we're talking about hardening our schools and different things, what we're not talking about is how to make our communities safer. we're talking about school safety we're talking about coming to and from school, outside their house. our congressman and elected officials say they don't care about them before violence because of the zip codes they live in or bank account. if we talk about national emergency like the president likes to talk about, 40,000 people killed from gun violence is a pretty good one to start out with. it is bipartisan, i hope, because both democrats and republicans die from gun violence, bullets don't discriminate and neither should our legislators and shouldn't look at these laws and say i can't vote on that because i've taken contributions from t

. >> tucker: well, you remember parkland deputy scott peterson?e did nothing to stop mass shooter nikolas cruz. he hid outside. the last to keep the massive mention. over $100,000 a year in taxpayer money for life anyway. why did that happen? we will tell you after the break. hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech-house manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >> tucker: one of the most dreadful and the frustrating parts of the horrific school shooting that took place in parkland, florida, was the role played by the police deputy called scott peterson. peterson was armed and right on the scene but because of cowardice he stayed where he was and he didn't go to the scene. he was not fired. he now draws over $1

in charge of the response to the parkland, florida massacre .. that incident left 17 people dead.left 17 people period.during this possible rivers is creeks and rivers is possible during this period. (pam) in national news... "a pattern of poor leadership" -- that's what the new florida governor says, is leading him to suspend the sheriff ... in charge of the response to the parkland, florida massacre .. that incident left 17 people dead. andy rose has the latest. ryan petty, father of shooting victim: "there's a new sheriff in town."newly elected florida governor, ron desantis, keeping his campaign promise.. scott israel is out as sheriff of broward county, florida. gov. ron desantis, (r) florida: "the massacre might never have happened had broward had better leadership in the sheriff's department." desantis says he suspended israel based on a public safety commission's investigation into the shooting.finding that the school's resource officer fled from the shooting..as the shooter carried out a deadly rampage inside the halls of the school..and

aimed at the survivors of the mass shooting in parkland, florida. tonight's show at the san jose improv is one of three sold out shows a protest ... led by the "enough is enough" political action committee ... is scheduled for tonight at 7:30 outside of the club. (pam)improv comedy clubs gave us a statement:clubs gave us improv comedy (pam) club.outside of the tonight at 7:30 scheduled for committee ... is week. most of next monday through weather returns through. dry weather returns monday through most of next week. (pam) happening tonight... protests are expected outside of a sold-out louis c-k show in san jose. last november, the comedian admitted to sexually harassing women ... including masturbating in front of them .... without their consent. he also was criticized recently for one of his newer jokes ... aimed at the survivors of the mass shooting in parkland, florida. tonight's show at the san jose improv is one of three sold out shows featuring louis c-k. a protest ... led by the "enough is enough" political action committee ... is scheduled

you talk about the anniversary of parkland coming up. well, the anniversary of columbine is coming up. 20 years ago roughly. we passed a number of ordinances and as mayor cranley highlighted, they were almost immediately preempted and thrown out and flushed down the toilet by the state legislature. i have begun to think about ways that cities can make a difference without having to worry about whether congress is ever going to get its act together or whether your individual state legislature may ever get its act together. it struck me 20 years ago when we had a city council chamber jammed with passionate people on all sides of the issue that among the things that is always said by those who want to protect the status quo, one of the things they say is, come on, we already have enough laws on the books, we have so many laws on the books, we don't need any more, why don't you just enforce the laws you have. i began to think, all right, fine, maybe there's a way we can do this without the silliness and the circus of those packed city counci

takes action against the sheriff in charge of responding to the parkland massacre. the missteps... he says, the department made. plus. a bay area judge says women could lose birth control coverage under a new rule... set to go in effect monday. and captured after two weeks on the run. where fugitive hunters found a woman.. accused of killing a nail salon owner. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. (pam) (pam)(pam) back to storm tracker four. pockets of heavy rain hitting the bay area right now and there's more on the way.(ken) let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area bringing rain into the afternoon. doppler continues to show more rain falling now. on the satellite image you can see a series of storms headed our way. tonight the rain will continue but decrease after midnight. it will partly cloudy on saturday with highs in the 50s and the low 60s. the clouds will be on the increase on sunday with a

the anniversary of parkland and the anniversary of columbine is 20 years roughly. a number of ordinances and as mayor john cranley highlighted, they were immediately preempted and flush by the state legislature. i have begun to think about ways that cities can make a difference without having to worry about whether congress will ever get its act together or whether your individual state legislature will get its act together and it struck me 20 years ago when we had a city council chamber jammed with passionate people on all sides of the issue. among the things that is always said that those who want to protect the status quo, one of the things is, come on we already have enough laws. so many laws on the books we don't need anymore. just enforce the laws we have. i began to think, all right, fine. maybe there is a way we can do this without the silliness and the circus of those packed city council chambers and toledo may be structured differently than your cities. i don't know in your city if you have a city manager or a different structure. this might not be the ca

we talk about the anniversary of parkland coming up. well, the anniversary of columbine is coming up. 20 years ago roughly. and we passed a number of ordinances, and as mayor cranley highlighted, they were almost immediately preempted and thrown out and flushed down the toilet by the state legislature. i have begun to think about ways that cities can make a difference without having to worry about whether congress is ever going to get its act together or whether your individual state legislature ever may get its act together. and it struck me 20 years ago when we had a city council chamber jammed with passionate people on all sides of the issue that among the things that is always said by those who want to protect the status quo, one of the things they say is, ah, come on, we already have enough laws on the books, we've got so many laws on the books, we don't need any more, why don't you just enforce the laws you have. i began to think, all right, fine, maybe there's a way we can do this without the silliness and the circus of those pac

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we see huge spikes after this like parkland.you know, the two weeks after parkland we sa you know a doubling and tripling of lockdowns allth acros country. and then we even see locally after the las vegas masacre, the school there saw huge spikes in lockdowns as weoull. sonow, it is because st on people's minds. when they see these violentth events it becomes very real to them. and so when they get a threat, they take it seriously. and it's especially frighterning in thosens itances. >> sreenivasan: is there anything that these school districts are learning that they can do better abo this? >> yeah, the schools that are really being thoughtful are putting in layers, basically, that just because there is a threat or a shooting done the street or a bank robbery, they are not going into full blown lockdown which is we sort of conventionally think of as lockl the doors, turn the lights off, hide in the corner. they are doing steps that areso of that. so something that they call ukybe a lockout or a shell ter in place where ins in th

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right here, parkland, we all know what happened a year ago. you don't think it's coming so close to home. maybe there's also a way to, we have training but what do we do for active hate training? what can we all do together to get this information out? this day and age there should be no hate. there should just be acceptance of everybody's individuality and learn to love from that and be able to moove on and assess this differences of, this may be a naive comment. [applause] > thank you. >> i would recommend this will go directly to what you're talking about, bill moyers wrote a speech called "talking back to hate speech." go to billmoyers.com. the title was "talking back to hate speech." amaze, very helpful advice that you'll find in that story. >> i'm christine, the mayor of parkland. we actually had had some hate crimes prior to february 14 in our community. swastikas, terrible language written. our community is very proactive with this stuff. everybody come outs immediately. we have a very strong interfaith coalition. every thanksgiving on

his decision is not just from the parkland shooting but also from his response to the shooting at theerdale airport. when five people were killed. i have no interest on dancing on his grave i just want to say that the massacre may have happened have they have better leadership in the sheriff's department. sheriff's can only be permanently removed from the florida senate. he vowed to fight back saying he committed no wrongdoing. i understand it's easy to stay then to address the real problem. the problem around the nation of gun violence. no one was suspended after the pulse shooting. the parents praised him many of them are upset that he change the do's apartments active shooter policy. israel changed it to say they may confront. running down the hallway from it active shooter. one more second and she makes it into the stairwell. what a story. thank you. a legal victory in court for the families of several victims killed in the sandy hook elementary. they can have access to internal marketing and financial of his infant wars website. they were light about by calling a hoax. they are s

florida's governor expected to suspend the broward county sheriff over his response to the parkland school governor run desantis will replace scott israel with a former police sergeant, with a background in active shooter training. 17 people were shot and killed at the parkland school last february as deputies stayed outside. a military judge denies a request to release a decorated navy seal accused of murdering a teenage isis fighter. special operations chief will have to stay in prison as he awaits his trial on charges of premeditated murder. gallagher pleaded not guilty to all charges in connection with the stabbing in iraq along with other war crimes. of convicted gallagher faces life in prison. not only a teenage isis fighter, a teenage isis bombmaker. the american accused of being a spy could stay behind bars for up to a year and that according to paul weiland's attorney who filed an appeal challenging the ruling to give and detained without bail. he traveled to russia for a friend's wedding. he is being accused of trying to recruit russians through social media. donald trump canceli

on thursday afternoon japan time which is now during which they will decide about the fate of the parklandweek report emerged, especially injapan, that hitachi was going to suspend the project altogether, especially after the compa ny‘s chairman the project altogether, especially after the company's chairman told japanese media at the end that last year that the cost was ballooning, that it was nearly impossible to go ahead with it. acra one will be hit by quite a huge one—time financial loss of $2 billion, but it has been widely reported that the company still going to cancel it despite the financial loss because of the risks involved. of course it is not being confirmed, but as you say, a lot of speculation about possible job losses if it was confirmed that project is axed. thank you very much. we shall keep a close eye on that. let's go to europe now, and there could be more evidence a global economic slowdown is taking its toll on the region in the form of eurozone inflation figures out in a few hours' time. this week, the head of the european central bank, mario draghi, warned the eur

also tonight nearly one year after the school shooting that left 17 people today in parkland, floridaas tasked with studying the massacre has should new guidelines to prevent this from happening in schools across the country ever again. one of the recommendations include allowing vetted and trained school personnel to carry convealed firearms on campuses for self-protection and the protection of other staff and students. a controversial concept supported by president trump after the shooting. but immediately was opposed by democratic lawmakers. >> would you support teachers being armed? >> no, i think that's frankly insane. >> there need to be a combination of increased school security which i would not include in terms of arming teachers. i think that's the wrong direction. >> we have seen this for years. to distract with this argument that the solution to guns is just more guns everywhere and every timeed in or outside. i don't think it's a real solution. >> martha: janet, an nra spokesperson. i am sure you support this idea. clarify what this report recommended in terms who have co

through a window they smashed open the display case with an axe and threw the heavy coin on to nearby parkland police were quickly on the case three members of a well known criminal gang were arrested along with the museum supervisor traces of gold were found on their clothing and tools but there was no sign of the loot the big maple leaf. marks gone the goldsmith has got his own idea about what happened to it. he. i think it was melted down into small bottles and taken out of the country and. he would have been used in some other business probably illegal. so you can't sell gold without leaving a trail of evidence. mr. the boda museum is still hoping the precious original will resurface one day but for the time being there's only this called board replica. you're watching news still to come on the program just ahead a german court decides today if a clothing retailer is liable for a fire at a garment workshop in pakistan stephen beardsley will have all of that and more coming up in just a few minutes time. you're watching news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thank you so much for joining us have a

. <> (pam) <><> (ken) the sheriff who oversaw the response to the parkland school shooting is speaking out. why he says it was wrong for him to be forced out of his job. (ken) in florida, former broward county sheriff scott israel spoke out on his forced removal from office for the first time since his suspension .(pam) he talked about his removal... in an interview this weekend. israel expressed his disappointment over florida governor ron desantis on a radio show -- saying, "i never betrayed my oath to this country." governor desantis suspended israel earlier this month, citing his handling of the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. "we feel that the suspension was illegal, we feel the suspension was unwarranted. i've done nothing even close to warranting to suspenstion, and we'll go to court.">( pam ) israel plans to take his appeal to the florida senate in march. (pam) in southern california.. a spokesman for boxer manny pacquiao says, angeles home was burlarized ... and it happened at about the time he was in the ring... with rival adrien broner in las vegas ove

where conspiracy theories take hold when a student opened fire would stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida last february killing seventeen people the conspiracy theory going to currency even as events were unfolding the shooting was faked and witnesses were in fact crisis actors while journalists attempted to debunk the theory they may inadvertently have been spreading it. so i watch a news report that debunks this idea of crisis actors but i've never heard of this term before i'm not an actor in any sense way shape or form so i get out my phone and i google the term crisis actors those search results bring more conspiracy theories the goal of conspiracy theorists and the people who want to spread these ideas around is that these conspiracy theories enter the mainstream of lexicons the tree of life shooting the alleged killer was a conspiracy theorist he bought into this narrative that jews were trying to control the us by eating immigrants and for that reason he allegedly massacred eleven people so i want to start by trying to scare you ok ready george soros and even as we cover t

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. >>> a new book gives a voice to survivors of the parkland school shooting called "parkland speaks." survivors share their stories. 43 students and teachers contributed to the collection of essays, poems, photos and art. the journalism teacher edited the book. she said writing helped her students heal. seventeen peole died in the mass shooting on valentine's day. >>> uber said it's focused on keeping workers safe. this inrnem from uber which found employees are underworked, overpaid and at times traumatized. the memo specifically looked at uber's special investigations unit. the team investigates serious incidents involving drivers and passengers. they involve threats, assault, rape, theft, and serious traffic incidents. the memo says as recently as may of last year, the unit handled about 1200 cases every it warned of mental health to investigators even suicide. they have made changes since reviewing the memo. >> fremont added two new trucks to patrols. they shared this on facebook. two f-150 responder trucks replaced two older cars taken out of commission. the new trucks are equipp

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what he said that has the parkland shooting victims riled up. >>> and our tour of the world this new year's continues. fireworks exploding in aukland, new zealand. that is the first major city in the world to welcome in 2019. >> beautiful there. and thousands also took in the light show from the harbor bridge. in case you were wondering, samoa is the first country in the world to celebrate the new year. >>> live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. new year's safety is of paramount concern. the oakland police department issued an alert about illegal fireworks and celebrating with gunfire. san francisco police say they're ready for the thousands expected along the embarcadero to watch fireworks. police say they'll have specialized units throughout the city. >>> tree trouble in fremont, reporter leeann melendez tweeted out this photo of a toppled tree. fremont police say they have received several wind related calls today. and david louie caught some street sweepers in san jose today. he'll explain what's behind this special cleaning in

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february 14th is ne-year anniversary of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parklandafter one victim's father urged universal to change the film's opening, the studio has moved it up a day, to february 13th. "you're the kind of guy that ignores the rules 'cause it makes you feel in control, right?""you're not wrong.""you think that's cute?""do you think it's cute?"here's your latest look at "five feet apart," about two teens with cystic fibrosis -- which means getting too close could lead to potentially fatal infections. cole sprouse and haley lu richardson star in the romantic drama, which opens in march. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. after rainy and windy conditions for your sunday skies today will clear into the afternoon eventually offering up plenty of sunshine. temperatures will peak a bit cooler in the mid to upper 50's before a

supremacist groups are kkk in charlottesville and the rage unleashed from san bernardino california to parkland florida. with the anonymity of the internet and the misogyny of nationalism you would be surprised but i don't know how the federal government for causes the underlying fear and frustration but i fault them for government malfeasance. [applause] i fault them for manipulating and using the fear to deep in the division for their own political purpose. [applause] and during a blackout the looters that fear and frustration is caused by fear in their lives. the hard but true path and to solve the. and and that easiest part in this federal government seeks to demonize our differences to make it more than our greatest strength. [applause] we always knew that the concept of e pluribus unum would be different. we knew it. and differences among people scare us. and then to move humanity. and that notion of inciting it to divide and conquer isn't novel so new york knows the challenge well with destiny and diversity. to alwaysth rise above hatre hatred, discrimination rears its ugly head it comes

. >>> florida's new governor taking actionone year after the deadly parkland school shooting, the fallout over the bungled police response. >> and a lunar milestone, china releases new video of its first ever touchdown on the moon's mysterious far side. >>> heading towards the weekend, it's raining outside in parts of the bay area. that rain will wrap up at breakfast time tomorrow. another mild night, upper 40s to low 50s, sunrise 7:24. kpix5's julie watts will have your up to the minute forecast tomorrow morning starting at 6:00. >>> florida's new governor has just suspended the broward county sheriff over the department's response to the parkland high school shooting last year. governor ron desantis says sheriff scott israel neglected his duty during the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school. a public safety report reveals deputies were told to stay away from the building where the shooting took place. israel denies the governor's accusations and vows to dispute the suspension. >>> this evening seasonal flu activity is on the rise in the united states. according to the cdc, b

. >> after the parkland shooting, i really started to think hard about what -- if you follow the money and start to think about the role of business, business has been talking up their role in society over the past year or two. you keep hearing this narrative. we want to benefit society and have a purpose. i started to think to myself, how does business work in the context of guns and the gun problem in our society and our culture. one of the things you realize quickly is that one of the fascinating choke points in the whole system is the credit card business. given all the information that is collected about us on a daily basis whether from facebook or google or this or that, what do they know and given that the banking system for many years since 1970 and more so after 9/11 has been involved in trying to protect people in terms of anti-terrorism, money laundering and we used the system to protect us. i'm not sure most americans realize that. i started to think okay, is there a way to use the credit card system to help end this problem? one of the things you find out when you look at

it's called parkland inside building 12. it's supposed to give points of view from the survivors. it will be a victim-driven salute to the 17 people who died in the massacre. >> this case, all the attention was given towards the killer and the activists. the activists were not even inside the building. i felt this was the proper time to give the survivors a voice that were actually inside the 1200 building. >> he has been criticized for using images that are extremely graphic from inside the school. he said the footage will be blurred out. >>> happening today, sears could be safe from bankruptcy. it's the final deadline for bidders to submit details of their offers to bias sets from the store. sears filed for bankruptcy in 2004. there's a $5 million bid in an attempt to preserve 425 stores and 50,000 jobs. >>> san francisco mayor, london breed is exploring a plan to help workers with chariot. it's a shuttle bus company and about 300 drivers could soon be laid off. according to the examiner. breed could give them jobs with muni. the private shuttle company announced it will be shut

parkland. >> it has happened again. another deadly mass shooting at an american high school.lorida. >> 17 people are confirmed dead. >> we want change. we want change! >> we are watching a nationwide movement on the move right now. >> they say a good guy with a gun stops a bad guy with a gun. we call b.s.! >> these young adults changed the gun debate in america. >> they did and they are restless and if you ask them, they haven't changed it near enough. they cannot believe that we have grown-ups in this country that behave the way they do. >> and just the tragedy in and of itself gutted me. but the bravery, the courage, and the fact that these students, and our colleague, steve schmidt described them in a way that gives me chills, still. they had machine guns pointed at them. they had weapons pointed at them. >> i think we have a generation of kids in this country who frankly feel hunted. >> they survived the unthinkable. and on the other side, they came out and wanted to change. they wanted to change the country they live in. >> in a powerful show of solidarity, tens of thous

this was about politics, not about parkland.e association controls the governor's actions. and today are now trying to control law enforcement in broward county. >> martha: yeah, well, i think he needs to say that to the families pay to tell the families that it was unjustified, this is not about the nra, this is about 17 lives lost, 17 that should not have been lost and could've been prevented pretty needs to stop his politicking paid he has been held accountable, god bless the new sheriff in town. >> martha: dana, thank you very much. of dana loesch, big news in parkland, florida, today. grisly details on what happened in the home of ed buck as they reveal the name of the second man found dead. i don't keep track of regrets. i never count the wrinkles. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on, is staying happy and healthy. so, i add protein, vitamins and minerals to my diet with boost®. boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals your body needs. all

the effects of the shut down are visible in the bay area as trash piles up on federal parkland. visitors say the mess is an embarrassment. >> visitors from around the world come for one of the breathtaking views of the pacific ocean. >> we lovelands end. the nature. be lue time to look for whales, birds. it's great out here. >> with the trail being part of the national parks the government shut down is impacting the experience. parking lots are empty. the worst piles of trash, some in piles in parking lots. some next to overflowing trash cans. >> it's disheartening, this is a treasure, people come from around the world to see this view and lands' end especially. when you come across this it's an embarrassment. >> it's so bad the city of san francisco has stepped. the trash cans are over flowing and sends crews out to collect what they can from the trail head. >> normally it's under federal jurisdiction, as long as there's a shutdown, public works will come in and see what we can go to help. >> they will not bill the federal government sawing crews are on patrol and will pick up

in charlottesville, in the rage unleashed in the mass shootings from san bernardino california to parkland florida. we see it in the homophobia that erupted into violence and death inside and orlando nightclub. and the cruelty that breeds in the anonymity of the internet, in the misogyny and xenophobia that somehow now constitutes the political currency of the day. it may surprise you. but i don't fault our federal government for causing the underlying fear and frustration. but i fault them for something worse. i fall them frame -- for a leadership and government. them for manipulating and using the fear and deepening the divisions for their own political purpose. like looters during a blackout, they didn't cause the darkness, but they exploited that. people's fear and frustration is caused by real problems in their lives. and there are two options for government leaders to take, the is tout true path confront and actually solved problem. path is tot false use the anger to blame someone else. blamee easiest target to is always the people who were different. this federal government has sock

then, just last month -- he mocked survivors -- of the parkland mass shooting -- where seventeen diedhiggins/protestor: "4207 it really angers me that he thinks san jose is a safe place that he can come here in our town that we're not going to protest no 13 not in our town it's not funny it s not funny anywhere 17")) ((nats: "2155 welcome ladies and gentleman to louis ck 57")) despite the backlash -- all three of louis c-k's shows in san jose -- sold out. in fact, tiff ting -- was first in line tonight. ((tiff ting/louis c.k. fan: "1901 if they're good at what they do and i appreciate their art then i'm ok continuing to appreciate it" 10)) ((ryan anderson/louis c.k. fan: "1338 i'm here to laugh i like him as a comedian 40 i'm able to separate artist from what he does in his personal life 47")) san jose improv staff did not want to go on camera -- but released a statement saying in part: "we see comedy as the final frontier and we don't censor artists. we want them to perform without scrutiny. we trust that our audiences can decide for themselves what their limits are." ((michelle: "32

more recently, he came under fire for mocking survivors of the parkland shooting during a stand up performance. >> by giving him a platform to perform here, the san jose improv is making light of the harm he has caused to victims. >> reporter: a brief message says louis c.k. is trying new material. adults only. saying every one needs a path to redemption. >> his style has always been like that. i mean, his style is always very irrev rant. >> reporter: they said they respect their right to protest and also respects louis c.k.'s right to perform. tomorrow's protest is planned for 7:30 in the evening. reporting live in san jose anoushah rast. >>> a man who beat and robbed a woman in the city. this sketch may lead to an arrest or at least clues. this man attacked her last tuesday morning in mclaren park. he is believed to have broken in her home across the street. officers found her with severe head injuries. she remains in intensive care. >>> angry protesters found themselves in handcuffs. melissa colorado is live in people's park tonight on how the university is responding to the protest. >> rep