and the city parks system still has some operations, but two-thirds ever the operation of central park are under the conservancy. so in that case it's a quasi governmental function. >> president tsen: let me just add to that. i mean, one of the reasons that we had this tour was to look at different models tha models tha. and new york being a city that is in some ways older in their management of various parks, they've had different models. and i think that what we will do, bob, with your help and with your staff's help, is to next year one of the things that we should look at very carefully is what some of those models are because we have to manage in the end 290-acres of open space, hw we are going to do that. we haven't had a plan brought to us at the board to look carefully and very detailed

but, yeah, for central park, you know, it started as a means of trying to put additional money into the main park because in the 1980s, you know, the city of new york will declare bankruptcy and so forth and central park had become not a very hospitable place. so there was really a philanthropic effort to to raise the level. so it started this way and then moved to operations. and now for central park, two-thirds of the park operations are by the conservancy. and the city parks system still has some operations, but two-thirds ever the operation of central park are under the conservancy. so in that case it's a quasi governmental function. >> president tsen: let me just add to that. i mean, one of the reasons that we had this tour was to look at different models tha models tha. and new york being a city that is in some ways older in their management of various parks, they've had different models. and i think that what we will do, bob, with your help and with your staff's help, is to next year one of the things that we should look at very carefully is what some of those models are because

this was shot over two years, at the same location in central park, and then what he's doing is he's ding theseintion o the park in winter. you have a certain section of it in spring and summer. he puts it together. such a p. that's a ton of wo ye. of course it alsoound t ssono ge.e exa me location for your time lapse, but also in some of them he even has a pan going on. you have to make sure you can replicate that exact camera movement as well. >> i don't believe that's ever been done. >> that's why i love tyler fairbank, he's so inhavenventiv creative. >> it's the silent treatment that's got all the ladies listening. find out how this dude is getting all the digits without saying anything. >> that was the go away fast number. >>> and a worker is on a dangerous rampage. why he's dramatically digging around for a payout coming up. >> he made a point. >>> is brought to you by -- toothbrush. trc but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head

sam champion in central park that is ready for that flash freeze. park going to freeze over soon, right, sam? >> reporter: yeah. it's absolutely true, whit. i have to say that what we're hoping today is now we're beginning to shut down some of this moisture in areas like new york, that the wind will actually start to dry some of this out because anything that's left looking wet tonight into tomorrow morning will not be wet. it will be ice. we'll show you pictures to out of toledo, ohio, because what do you do if you are getting 5 to 8 inches of snow? even if you are a police officer, you might want to take a snowboarding lesson because you had some good, slick with an icy glaze on top of that snow. that's perfect for that. i'll tell you something impressive going on in central park this morning. we have seen runners going by. there is a mini marathon going into town. folks stopped to me and asked me how it was going to be. i said, wet and cold. that's exactly where we are. take a look at these. the map showing the rain along the coastline. that freez

off central park robert frank has more on the recent real estate shopping spree and a look inside. >>ffin buying four full floors of condos off central park for 2$238 million most expensive home in the united states. he closed to buy 24,000 square feet near the top of the 79 story tower. 220 central park south works out to under $10,000 per square foot. the apartment is just raw space. he is going to have to spend tens of millions more to build it out it is one of six homes that griffin owns his main residence is in chicago. there he bought the most expensive home sold in that city for 59 million he also bought the most expensive home in miami for 60 million. and building the most expensive in palm beach, paying $250 million just for the land. this week, it was announced he paid 122 million for a mansion in london near buckingham palace all in, he has spent over $700 million on real estate in the past few years the new york deal was signed three years ago when the tower was starting construction. the way these things work, buyers close when the building is finished. that's why it is j

so you mention the central park concert.among the many that you sang there, and we're just overlooking central park, and it's, you know... i really want to play a little bit of that concert. >> ♪ and in the naked light i saw ♪ ♪ ten thousand people, maybe more ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ people talking without speaking ♪ ♪ people hearing without listening ♪ ♪ people writing songs ♪ that voices never share ♪ no one dared ♪ disturb the sound of silence >> you sing, "10,000 people, maybe more." and, of course, there's probably hundreds of thousands -- i don't know how many were there, but tons and tons, and there's a huge wave and applause. do you remember, to this day, that moment? >> yes, i remember. i remember playing that. the two concerts that i did in central park and the last concert that i did in hyde park this summer really stay in my -- in my memories as something extraordinary, as does the concert that i did in zimbabwe with all the "graceland" people. >> i was gonna wait a little bit to bring up "graceland," because

. >> reporter: a poem read to honor officer natalie corona brought to thousands gathered in central parko tears. >> the doors opened officer corona, your watch is over. return home. and there take the rest you have earned here in this valley. here by the banks. >> reporter: the tragedy in this community leaving many searching for answers and a former high school coach clinging to a number 11 jersey and memories of a two-sport student athlete who was destined to do much more in life before she was brutally cut down. >> the kind of girl you would want to be your daughter. like i said, i'm so blessed to have been a part of her life, and to have been friends with her family. i know her mom and dad were students of mine. >> reporter: officer corona's promise is captured in this now iconic photo wearing blue. it's that color, this woman says, hopes will shine throughout the community in the days to come. >> i think it is really meaningful and hope that everyone in town, every single porch light in town has a blue light to remember natalie, and to support our officers who often have a thankless

people in new york may recognize the name as the man who designed central park. other people who came to the poets, sydni lemaire, stephen crane, and others, richard harding davis, another author at the time who came to the missions and wrote travel blogs and narratives about the missions. talking about how they were forgotten about, if they were, why do san antonio citizens always bring someone to missions? they are not that forgotten about. steve: joel kitchens is a humanitarian minority -- librarian at texas a&m university. thank you for being with us. joel kitchens: thank you for having me. it has been my pleasure. every weekend, american history tv brings 48 hours of unique programming exploring our nation's past. to view our schedule and an archive of programming, visit c-span.org/history. sunday on q&a, media mogul and his battle for viacom and cbs. we talked with a wall street journal investigative reporter about her book the king of content. >> after he had a battle with prostate cancer, he saw being seen with other young woman as a withof vitality and b

the daily star sculptures around green park in central lond £5,000 )aily star tf’ sculptures around greenral lond £5,000 as .y star szs to mail those "e '% yobs who these "e '% yobs who - these bomber vile yobs who covered these bomber command statues in white paint. this is the first time in six years it has happened and apart from that statue also the one of winston churchill also had white paint on it. this is very sad and given the situation the country is going to have elements like that in our society is worrying. one should not exaggerate what they are doing but nevertheless they are such mindless people and i think the climate that we're into some extent encourages that. the lack of respect for people who gave their lives to fight for the freedom of this country. and to fight for the peace we have enjoyed since the end of the second world war. 55,000 aria personnel commemorated at this bomber command statue in green park. and i think thatis statue in green park. and i think that is dashed the disrespect is something ifind that is dashed the disrespect is something i find troubling

people in new york may recognize the name as the man who designed central park. other people who came to the missions were poets, sydni lemaire, stephen crane, and others, richard harding davis, another author at the time who came to the missions and wrote these wonderful travel logs and narratives about the missions. talking about how they were forgotten about, if they were, why do san antonio citizens always bring someone to missions? they were not all that forgotten about. steve: joel kitchens is a humanities librarian at texas a&m university. he is joining us from san antonio. thank you for being with us. joel kitchens: thank you for having me. it has been my pleasure. >> i remember as a little kid, you knew when the flag went by, you were to stand up and put your hand on your heart. you knew that you were to stand and sing the national anthem. and you learned to recite the pledge of allegiance. pressay at 4:00 eastern, interviews with president ronald reagan from the oval office during the final weeks of his presidency in january of 1989. >> when i said doin

thompson has more from those who spoke about the fallen natalie, a sea of candles lit the night at central park to honor the memory of davis police officer natalie corona killed in the line of duty.-nats-boy scouts from troop 139 passing out candles.the same group that was holding a meeting in a nearby church when the shots rang out thursday night.mos: "and during the meeting we heard gun shots."dozens of officers and public officials in attendance including sacramento mayor darrell steinberg.mayor darrell steinberg/-d- sacramento: "she represented the best of all of our communities "-nats-natalie remembered through song and poetry.-nats-the 100 club of solono and yolo counties presented the family with a check for 20-thousand dollars to help with expenses.mos: "our deepest sympathies go to the corona family."but perhaps the most moving moment came from natalie's basketball coach at pierce high school -- -nats-ed martinez.ed martinez/natalie corona's hs basketball coach: "when she walked into the room it was like somebody lit the candles " her friends from hometown arbuckle sharing laughs and t

an eggroll in a tree in central park. maybe that's not tral park. -- central park.y little eggroll. i don't care if you are filming me. because animals are great, animals are great. >> a 150 pound smack. >> that tree is 750 stories. >> and it will get hungry again. >> [laughing]. >> okay. an australian para-glider got an unexpected ride when he was caught up in a dust devil and flown up into the air. it happened in manila, australia. >> [laughing]. >> he was not injured. i don't think he will ever be doing this again. >> no. >> speaking of flying high. i will be on "hannity" tonight. >> all right! >> [laughing]. >> i am the one on the right. >> maria? >> [laughing]. >> i will go. >> okay, why don't you go. >> you know i love pack backs, jesse. i can never find one big enough. japan made a human sized backpack. >> that's not real. >> if you have a friend. >> that's me in a normal backpack. >> if you want to fly on an airplane, stuff your friend in the backpack and you can fly for free. >> i love that. >> it's the backpacker's closet. >> that's got to be bad for your

re appreciate it dozens of people have been killed in the latest ethnic violence and central park in a faso seven people died when our men attacked the village of your core. mostly of the mostly ethnicity and close talk reports. the ministry of interior in birkenau festa may call this a terrorist attack but no one has claimed responsibility for it and no one has been arrested it all started on the night of the thirty first where gunmen on motorcycle killed shot down a village chief just a hundred kilometers away from the million border where an insurgency is taking place the men that were behind this attack were said to be from salon the ethnic origin the philosophies are a group of herders that struggle along all of this highly in countries. their distinctive with their long robes and garbus the next day villagers from that area sought to get revenge and they attacked anyone that looked full on the at least forty people had been killed they went out with guns and knives now this attack comes at a time where the insurgency in this whole area is increasing back in december the armies

the event will take place at 6 at central park in davis. the city she served. officer corona was fatally shot this week by a gunman who later apparently killed himself. >>> antioch police are investigating a one vehicle evident that killed two teenagers and injured four others. the vehicle hit a tree about 7:00 last night. investigators suspect speeding and what road were factors. >>> and we are taking another look at your forecast. all seven days. you can see today. we are getting a break-in the rain. although therarstill is morning which should be drying out to make our way through the day today. for the first half of your sunday. it's a letter half of sund that the next rain of rain moves through and it will be a pretty soaking rain for your widespread. continuing to that monday morning commute. most loved the dates monday and again for that monday evening commute back and then we can see consistency hours tuesday through thursday of this week. finally drying out friday. >> all right. well, it is time for us to call it a morning. thanks for watching kpix 5 n

match was scheduled tonight, rangers playing at league 2 cowdenbeath, but the pitch is frozen at central parkeville belives the 2022 world cup in qatar could be one of the greatest tournaments. the england lionesses manager is currently in the gulf state for a warm weather training camp with his squad ahead of this summer's women's world cup in france. the fa planned the trip partly to learn more about what players and fans can expect if the men reach the finals in three years' time. and neville has been really impressed. we are training in an unbelievable facility, the facilities on what we are seen facility, the facilities on what we are seen they are preparing for for the world cup are going to be amazing, remember when qatar won the bid and people said how, how they are going to put on a world cup, i knew from visiting the country it can be something special, i think the close proximity of the facilities here, the unbelievable warmth of the people means i think this could be one of the greatest world cups of all time. let's bring you up to date with what's hapening at the australian open.

downtown in central park. >> the police chief posted an emotional response on his facebook page to the death of davis police officer, natalie corona. he said everyone should be outraged at her death. we can't treat everybody has if they're going to harm us but we have to be aware. we need the training and equipment and we're constantly having these discussions and reminding our several that is it can happen anywhere as we saw in newman asafe community in davis. >> many other bay area police departments paid tribute to officer corona. they absoluted her for her service and sacrifice. for more information and the latest visit ktvu.com. >> we have late word of a deadly accident. two teenagers have been killed and two others listed in critical condition after an suv slammed into a tree. you see it right there. the damage, the mangled mess. two additional teenagers in the car suffered moderate injury reiss. it happened around 9:30 this evening. investigators say slick roads may have play add role in the crash. >> turning now to the weather. rain fell in much of the bay area this evening for

perro, hoy mÁs de diez mil vuelos, estuvieron cancelados o cerrados >> en un dÍa como hoy, el central parkndo el martes hasta el prÓximo jueves estarÍa moviÉndose por el centro del paÍs, medio oeste de la naciÓn de acÁ hacia nueva inglaterra. >> asÍ que permanezcas alerta y no se confÍe, en nueva york, rebecca smith noticias telemundo >> el cierre de gobierno entra en su segundo mes con las negociaciones estancadas una preocupaciÓn es la seguridad en el aeropuerto, algo 10% de los trabajadores no se han presentado a trabajar, son parte de los miles de trabajadores que otra vez se quedarÁn sin su pago, el lÍder de la mayoria republicana en el senado, mitch dijo que esta semana presentara votaciÓn la mÁs reciente propuesta del presidente trump para reabrir el gobierno que incluye un alivio temporal para los dreamers y beneficiarios del tps. otra mujer se apunta para sacar de la casa blanca al presidente donald trump la senadora demÓcrata por california kamala harris se suma a la contienda por la presidencia en 2020, harris fue fiscal general de california y desde el congreso ha criticado muy

jobina fortson joins us with a look at the >> reporter: things are just getting started here at central park in davis. more than a thousand people were expected tonight. by looking around i can already tell you that the crowd surpassed that number. take a look around here, you can see people gathering candles, filling the outskirts of the park to honor officer corona and her family. several members of the davis police department are here. we learned the vigil was organized by a community member. many spent time hanging blue ribbons, gathering candles around the park for the event. the mood is somber. the officer and her family and davis pd are top of mind, not overshadowed from news out of the sheriff's office today. as you mentioned, they identified the shooter as kevin douglas limbaugh. he was on a bicycle when he shot her from the shadows as she was working a traffic incident. police say he reloaded, barely missed hurting others, and calmly walked home. in the last 30 minutes, we received new information from police. they released a letter they say limbaugh left after killing officer coro

people here in new york can't stop talking about a rare mandarin duck that showed up in central park days ago. you hear what i'm talking about? can we take a look at that duck? look at this. [ audience ohs ] oh. that duck is beautiful. [ laughter ] wow! sorry, guys. just one second. i got to do something real quick. ♪ what up, duck? [ laughter ] i couldn't help but notice you there in the pond. i just want to say i like your style. [ laughter ] yeah, i new you're new in town and probably haven't made a lot of friends yet so if you ever want to just chill and do duck stuff, give me a quack. [ laughter ] i could come up to the park and sit on the bench while you just kind of float there. and maybe i could pick up a a loaf of bread and tear it into little pieces and throw it at you to eat. [ laughter ] if you're into that sort of thing. [ laughter ] i can tell that you're not like all the other ducks. [ light laughter ] you may have a mysterious past. but you've got the look. [ laughter ] so i know this is probably going to come out all wrong, but i just wanted to say -- [ quack ] [ lau

right here tracking the storm from central park. what's the latest this morning? >> good morning, everyone. good morning, dan. yeah, we can pull out all the big descriptive winter terms because this storm has them all. let's start with the fact this is the biggest winter storm of the season so far and get right to the board and show you what's going on this morning and tell everyone what to expect. rean powstoreven on the stn i you're getting some in michigan as well. northern indiana getting some snow. look at these warnings, watches and alerts. just take the pink, the winter storm warning, and there's about 116 million people involved in those watches and warnings there. when you take the entire storm even the tornado watch that's well down into louisiana, mississippi right now, you've got almost 200 million people under the storm so let's watch it move because there's rain, there's storms, there's ice, there's snow. by the time we get to 6:00 p.m. on saturday, we already have a band from memphis all the way into albany, new york, and practically into boston wit

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overlooks central park south.. oh and this is just one of his pads..also just bought a little place next to buckingham palace in london for 124 mill. so who is the guy? hisname is ken griffin.. he's the ceo of chicago based hedge fund citadel. if you wanna play the dating game: he's 50 years old, divorced his second wife a couple years ago, has 3 kids.. and he loves art.. he must cuz he paid 500 million dollars for two paintings. ( darya ) a los angeles rams fan is going to the super bowl and he learned about it thanks to a knock on his door from a hall of famer. ( james ) through a random selection from the n-f-l extra points program... a fan was selected to watch their team play in the super bowl. rams legend eric dickerson got to deliver the good news to the unsuspecting fan.

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in fact, we've got light flurries here in central park. we are looking at anywhere from 1 to 15 inches of snow making its way from western new york all the way up into northern new england. and we're also keeping an eye on a big potential storm toward the end of the weekend. still too early to tell but we're going to be watching it. >> i know you will, al roker, thank you. >>> let's turn to the horror on the highway. a family of five killed in a head-on crash by a driver going the wrong way. nbc's ron mott now on this tragedy. >> reporter: 42-year-old attorney isam abbas, his wife dr. rima abbas, and their three children, were headed home from a holiday trip to florida when tragedy struck. the entire family killed in this fiery head-on h tried to get to the right lane and he was flying. absolutely flying. >> reporter: officials say the wrong-way driver, a 41-year-old kentucky man suspected of driving drunk, also died. the federal highway administration says wrong-way crashes are generally more deadly. as many as 400 people killed each year

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a new york city penthouse on central park south has sold for roughly $238million, making this the highest priced home sa in the u.s. according to "the wall street journal" the buyer is ken griffin, who also recently purchased several floors of a chicago condo, a penthouse in miami beach an a home in london, which was one of the priciest deals ever done in that city. >>> and fally tonight, a peek into the future. boeing this morning unveiled a prototype of an air taxi that it has been developing for uber. it a battery-powered aircraft that has a range of up to 50 s, mind it does not require a pilot. that's icorrect,is autonomous. right now it's unclear when demand for this type of transportation will become widely available. uber doesope to have a flying car network called uber air up and running by 2023. can you say the jetsons? >> exactly. all right. before we here's a look at the final numbers on wall street today. the dow ros 171 points. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 both added 5. you won't get me in one of those. >> you first,o ahead. >> that will do it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. th

he had done everything from central park in new york city, he had done prospect park in brooklyn. he had a vision that could span huge acreage, and also that ability to see what that -- what he called the picturesque, that pretty little vignette would look like. so a man of great vision. and he sort of started landscape architecture in the united states. so frederick olmstead had worked with george vanderbilt in the past and worked with the vanderbilt family a number of times in the past. he was the preeminent person to have an estate like this laid out. he was also at the end of his career. i think that means he didn't have anything left to prove. he could bring in all of his experiences and leave his ego out of it a little bit and paint this really broad beautiful picture that included forestry, which is a significant thing that many of our guests don't really see consciously. they see the beautiful backdrops, wonderful rolling hills, forested hills. it didn't look like that when olmstead began. he saw that that was an important part of it. it was also very important that the co

and there is a statue outside of central park west and there is a native american walking on one side. that like an african figure on the other side. and roosevelt thought whether by treaty or annihilation we will settle the west. that is harsher than anything wilson ever said. a lot of people who would write that one - - you would like the statue to come down. it is landmarked in new york state so that is the argument so far. i think that could change. but but that is a good approach may be the right approach for everything. that's a good way to think about solving this problem. >> thank you very much. [applause] . >> why did wilson run for president in 1912? what was his motivation? after he spent the downward trajectory after the election of 1920 and at harding and coolidge thinking about the entire party collapsing after he left office. >> that's a great question. in 1912 he was chosen by the democrats because he was a fresh face with no baggage he had only been in politics two years. and he was a good solid economic progressive we know now not on race or women's issues either and

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let's go right to sam champion, standing by in central park. sam, take us through what is expected for the rest of the weekend. >> reporter: all right, will do, tom. and if there's ever a reason to keep your eye on this storm, because it's now covering the eastern third of the country. we just started getting the first flakes here in new york. let's get right to the maps. you'll see this long band of snow that goes from arkansas all the way into albany. we just recently got some snow reports in western areas of philadelphia, as well. the severe storm component of this, reported tornado just north of montgomery, alabama, and those storms will fire up all night long. now, all of this is moving into the northeast tonight, as that storm gets even stronger. take a look. new york and boston are now headline on the wetter side of the storm. so, yes, we'll all start as snow, but we'll go quickly to a freezing mix and then to rain. the big snowfall totals will stay inland areas of northern new england. you've got to get away from the atlantic. the atlan

it's nearly 24,000 square feet and overlooks central park. earlier this month griffin paid 122 million for a mansion in london. so many dollars. >>> a new effort to cut down on restaurant waste has been approved in berkeley, california. the city council has approved a 25-cent fee on disposable cups at restaurants. the eateries will keep the money. the mayor says it is an incentive for customers to bring their own cups. >>> forget trudging all the way to your kitchen or coffee shop for the first cup of morning joe. how about an alarm clock coffeemaker combo. it wakes you up with the aroma of a fresh brew at your bedside. the hybrid clock costs about $450. >> pricey but it sounds worth it. >>> coming up, the valentine's day tradition not getting any love this year. >>> but first president trump's former lawyer michael cohen postpones his testimony on capitol hill amid accusations that the president is acting like a mob boss threatening his family. >>> plus, a shocking case of road rage caught on camera. woman 1: this... woman 2: ...this... man

at central park in davis. >> thank you. you can watch the full interview with natalie corona's father on our website www.kpix.com. >>> let's move on to the storm watch right now. our hi-def doppler lit up tonight with rain crossing the bay area right now from santa rosa all the way down to santa cruz and a live look at the bay bridge. the san rafael, san mateo bridge, all three, the wet weather slowed down the evening commute and it's still soggy out there tonight. >> it's been coming down in santa clara. we saw heavy downpours and strong wind move through that area. of flights e endelayed. o wheres >>> let's get to our chief meteorologist paul deanno who is tracking it all for us. the. >> much of the evening featured soaking rainfall for the bay area. that rain is beginning to rotate offshore. it's still on the radar and still a few spots picking up some rainfall. the marin county coastline, notice how it's pouring 5 miles west of san francisco, but the city is currently dry, light to moderate rain in and around windsor an

a sea of candles lit the night at central park to honor the memory of davis police officer corona.ting a routine three- car crash .... when a gunman rode up on a bicycle and ambushed her thursday night.. the suspect was later found dead inside a home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. saturday, dozens of officers and public officials atteneded the vigil including sacramento's mayor. officer corona's friends from hometown shared laughs and tears as they said their final goodbyes. ( james ) the 100 club of solono and yolo counties presented the family with a check for 20-thousand dollars to help with expenses. a memorial service and funeral for officer corona will be held at 11 o'clock friday morning at u-c davis. ( darya ) in the east bay ... police are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a man in

>>> and i want to get to sam champion in central park, tracking it all. the temperatures already starting to drop where you are. how extraordinary is this cold? >> reporter: i think very and for two reasons. its scope, and the fact that it goes from the great lakes into the midatlantic. windchills at 20 below, 30 below, it's dangerous to be outside for a long period of time. the door is now open for this arctic air to drop all the way into the deep south, and it's behind this storm in the northeast. in d.c., it's dropped 27 degrees in the last 6 hours. our windchill in the park is now 3 degrees. low of 8 in philadelphia, and look at the windchills. 24 below, 22 below, 10 below in philadelphia, 14 below in pittsburgh. here in new york city, by the way, the windchills will be below zero for 24 hours straight at least. tom? >> sam, thank you. >>> we move to the government shutdown. the tsa saying so many workers are calling out because of financial issues. the agency says they're in uncharted territory. they're issuing a warning about the impact at major air

let's go to rob marciano right now in central park with the forecast. rob, it's getting cold out there. >> reporter: it is, tom. we're looking more and more like an historic cold snap. plus the snow you mentioned to boot. let's get right to the maps. winter storm warnings posted for parts of wisconsin, iowa and minnesota. as this clipper comes in, monday morning we're going to see a snowy rush for chicago and detroit. it moves through the evening rush on tuesday, new york. i-95, rain and snow mix there. we'll see some snow out of this. mostly 6 to 12 inches. most north of i-90 in minnesota, through milwaukee. minneapolis as well. that is dangerous cold, look at these numbers as we head toward wednesday morning. 50 to 60 degrees below zero. chicago and the upper midwest. s that dangerous. keep the kids and pets inside. cover up. tom? >> all right, rob, thanks so much. >>> we now go to texas, the tragic moment of impact between a moving train and a school bus. take a look at that right there. the bus driver was taking children home at the time. one studen

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jobina fortson joins us with a look at the >> reporter: things are just getting started here at central park thousand people were expected tonight. by looking around i can already tell you that the crowd surpassed that number. take a look around here, you can see people gathering candles, filling the outskirts of the park to honor officer corona and her family. several members of the davis police department are here. we learned the vigil was organized by a community member. many spent time hanging blue ribbons, gathering candles around the park for the event. the mood is somber. the officer and her family and davis pd are top of mind, not overshadowed from news out of the sheriff's office today. as you mentioned, they identified the shooter as kevin

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a sea of candles lit the night at central park to honor the memory of davis police officer corona.estigating a routine three- car crash .... when a gunman rode up on a bicycle and ambushed her thursday night.. the suspect was later found dead inside a home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. saturday, dozens of officers and public officials atteneded the vigil including sacramento's mayor. officer corona's friends from hometown shared laughs and tears as they said their final goodbyes. ( james ) the 100 club of solono and yolo counties presented the family with a check for 20-thousand dollars to help with expenses. a memorial service and funeral for officer corona will be held at 11 o'clock friday morning at u-c davis. ( james ) friends, family and former colleagues are remembering the life of ray taliafe

thousands strong for natalie, a sea of candles lit the night at central park to honor the memory of davis police officer natalie corona killed in the line of duty.-nats-boy scouts from troop 139 passing out candles.the same group that was holding a meeting in a nearby church when the shots rang out thursday night.mos: "and during the meeting we heard gun shots."dozens of officers and public officials in attendance including sacramento mayor darrell steinberg.mayor darrell steinberg/-d- sacramento: "she represented the best of all of our communities "-nats-natalie remembered through song and poetry.-nats-the 100 club of solono and yolo counties presented the family with a check for 20-thousand dollars to help with expenses.mos: "our deepest sympathies go to the corona family."but perhaps the most moving moment came from natalie's basketball coach at pierce high school -- -nats-ed martinez.ed martinez/natalie corona's hs basketball coach: "when she walked into the room it was like somebody lit the candles " her friends from hometown arbuckle sharing laughs and tears as they said their final

pawns of diplomatic leverage as in that people have been killed in the latest ethnic violence and central park in a faso reports. the ministry of interior in birkenau festa may call this a terrorist attack but no one has claimed responsibility for it and no one has been arrested it all started on the night of the thirty first where gunmen on motorcycle killed shot down a village chief just a hundred kilometers away from the million border where an insurgency is taking place the men that were behind this attack were said to be from full on the ethnic origin to fall on these are a group of herders that struggle along all of this highly in countries. their distinctive with their long robes and garbus the next day villagers from that area sought to get revenge and they attacked anyone that looked full on the at least forty people had been killed they went out with guns and knives now this attack comes at a time where the insurgency in this how the area is increasing back in december the armies of the five to help in countries friends as well as the united nations a valued to bring peace and securi