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we do get visitors coming from all over the world because of its links with central park.e got here, because i know central park's probably ten times bigger than this. but we're special. we're a little oasis in the middle of what's a concrete jungle. we used to come when we were young. now were not quite as young. we got the kids, the grandkids. they're all here now and we love it. other sites shortlisted for the honour include york city centre and a collection of iron age settlements in shetland. there are 33 unesco sites in the uk, two in the north west — jodrell bank and the lake district national park and birkenhead park is hoping to join them on the prestigious list, which recognises cultural, historical or scientific significance. you're live with bbc news. now, it's time for a look at today's sport with will perry. hello from the bbc sport centre. what a huge night for chelsea and frank lampard who go to the bernabeu to take on the holders real madrid in the champions league quarterfinal first leg. chelsea's season has been one to forget so far, 3 wins in their last

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two of central park's finest. park employees who do not care about their jobs.uys feeling? >> we are very high right now. yes. thank you for asking. >> amazing. any warnings for those who violate park rules? >> you do you. >> inspiring words. jace, i hear you've spotted an absolute legend. >> well, i hope she'll stop to talk. it's a lady trying to tell someone where she is. >> well, i don't see you, bitch. i'm right where i said i would be. right by the big tree, the big tree near the bridge. >> oh, just missed her. dana. >> he's back. it's the grown man with the drone who's alone. >> hey, there. >> and you won't be filming girls laying out sun bathing, will you? >> no. >> i don't believe you. now, jace, this guy is bad, but i hear you're with one of the worst park people of all. >> i sure am. it's the guy with the clipboard who wants to know if you have a second for a good cause. now, people absolutely hate you. can you tell us why? >> well, i think it's because i zero in on folks trying to enjoy themselves and pester them for money. >> absolutely. can we see t

then has become the blueprint for green spaces around the world, most famously for new york's central park around 2 million visitors every year. we do get visitors coming from all over the world we want people to come in on the cruise ships, come to the park and see what we've got here, because i know central park's probably ten times bigger than this. but we're special. we are a little oasis. we used to come here we were young. now are not quite as young. we got the kids, the grandkids. they're all here now and we love it. - other sites shortlisted for the honour include york city centre and a collection of iron age settlements in shetland. there are 33 unesco sites in the uk, and birkenhead park is hoping tojoin them on the prestigious list, which recognises cultural, historical or scientific significance. hey, i'm kash with the catch up tonight. football says no to gambling. jamie oliver discusses dyslexia and cartoons come to life. premier league football shirts are going to look a bit different in future. clubs have agreed to stop showing the betting companies that sponsor them on the

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eliana attended central park elementary school in santa clara. the superintendent sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote. >> we are devastated by the tragic and senseless loss of young our hearts are with her family, friends and the central park community. and paul, this is an exceptionally tragic any time we have any kind of loss of life, it's exceptionally sad, especially in circumstances such as this one. we're this close to a holiday. she was with her family. she had her birthday coming that adds to the tragedy and our hearts go out to the family and friends of this little girl. officials here at the california highway patrol have released no information about any suspects nor any suspect vehicles. investigators are asking anyone with information about this freeway shooting. >> to contact the california highway patrol. has it made kron 4 news? >> another group gathered outside the alameda county district attorney's office today. they're calling for justice in the jasper wu case. that's a little boy who was killed during a highway sho

eliana attended central park elementary school in santa clara. the superintendent sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote. >> we are devastated by the tragic and senseless loss of young our hearts are with her family, friends and the central park community. and paul, this is an exceptionally tragic any time we have any kind of loss of life, it's exceptionally sad, especially in circumstances such as this one where this close to a holiday she was with her family. she had her birthday coming that adds to the tragedy and our hearts go out to the family and friends of. >> this little girl officials here at the california highway patrol have released no information about any suspects nor any suspect vehicles. investigators are asking anyone with information about this freeway shooting. >> to contact the california highway patrol. kron. 4 news. this latest shooting comes just as a rally took place for another bay area child who was the victim of freeway shooting. >> a group gathered outside the alameda county district attorney's office to call

he will make a right ahead in route to the trump tower by central park. that's where you find nate foy. nate? >> hi, neil. yeah, a bunch of trump supporters about two dozen right now as the motorcade is making its way by. we have some honking going on and people have been out here since 11:00 a.m., neil. two dozen. i was speaking with a few of them. they believe that the president is being politically prosecuted as they have called it. the president coming to trump tower where he will spend tonight. it's not only the headquarters of the trump organization but where he and his family stay when they're here in town. they have the top three floors in a penthouse resident. we've seen a strong show of force from the nypd and the secret service here on fifth avenue. the nypd will respond to any demonstrations which hasn't been required to this point. they've been focused on containment. the secret service will be focused on the president's safety throughout this process including as he heads down the courthouse for his arraignment tomorrow. we saw mayor eric ad

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it turns out the central park five were innocent. they were cleared by dna evidence, exonerated.approved it was someone else. but that whole process happened in that very same courthouse. >> wow, a lot playing out today. thank you very much, scott. >> and we will continue to monitor the latest on president trump's indictment both on air and online. live coverage continues ahead on the "today" show at 7:00 this morning. they have a team of reporters and analysts ready to cover this historic day. nbc news will have a special report ahead of the former president's arrival at the courthouse later this morning. you'll be able to watch that on air right here on nbc bay area, and, of course, also online. >>> it is 6:35 right now. this morning we have breaking news for you that will thrill soccer fans. women's professional soccer is coming to the bay area. and we do have exclusive details that will be revealed later today. "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez is joining us live with one of the founders who has been pushing for such a long time to get this to be a reality, right, kris? >> re

to walk in those parks now, well, the parking lots are already working, thank god for us, the central parkd its doors, and i drove by there this weekend, as if there were wars, many cars of people are already parked ah, a couple works, how many things inside are there, from there or from attractions because of some other institutions , it works, i can’t say, but the central shevchenko park is working , they even turned on one of the fountains, it’s small and people are walking, people are resting. as for the days off there, then the children appear there, they also go for a walk, there is already such a life, spring is already blooming, people are preparing for easter, which will already be, but here, however , there is a problem with cemeteries and other things that you have on attention to the problems with cemeteries well, he repeatedly urges not to go to cemeteries a-a because we will say so demining there , in most parts, they have not yet reached these moments because there were shellings, there were cluster munitions that penetrated let's say so eh into kharkiv and in first of all,

then has become the blueprint for green spaces around the world, most famously for new york's central parket visitors coming from all over the world we want people to come in on the cruise ships, come to the park and see what we've got here, because i know central park's probably ten times bigger than this. but we're special. we got the kids, the grandkids. they're all here now and we love it. other sites shortlisted for the honour include york city centre and a collection of iron age settlements in shetland. there are 33 unesco sites in the uk, and birkenhead park is hoping to join them on the prestigious list, which recognises cultural, historical or scientific significance. you're live with bbc news. let's return to that breaking news, we have heard from buckingham palace news that the duke of sussex will attend the king's carnation and westminster abbey on the 6th of may, that news just breaking in the last little while. let's cross to our royal correspondent.- little while. let's cross to our royal correspondent. harry is coming to the coronation _ royal correspondent. harry is coming

neil: i joked it was going to be a ramble to the ramble, the famous area of central park with all these twisting paths. in some ways, i said when i got to the ramble and walk through those twisting paths, i officially ended. truth but told, the real end was when i met my wife, walking down through central park and i came along the reservoir. it was an incredible day. i can't say this for certain, but that it was the first totally spring, we are going to get out of this, we are going to survive. the place was packed, all the couples were out on the rowboats. the blossoms were crazy. it was great seeing my wife. that was the official end. susan: about four minutes left. two questions. you posted, my walk to new york, many things, almost too many to count. what are some of those? neil: the chief things are, i like to say the place, the concept of common ground, the importance of talking to people on the same patch of ground no matter how different we might be, conversations with people whose politics i might necessarily agree with, but i enjoy spending time with. also, just slowing down. i

la otra parte la escolar a la que acudía la menor la primaria central park en santa clara cuenta ahorasonal a asimilar esta información. >> mientras tanto esta tarde en san francisco se registró un acdente de tránsito que dejó a un peatón fallecido. ocurrió entre las calles johnson y. todo camión de la mudanza se impactó, al llegar encontraron una persona lesionada y fue trasladado a el hospital pero sucumbió sus heridas. no se ha dado a conocer la identidad de la víctima. también se registró un accidente lesionada vehicular cerca de livermore que involucró lo -6 automóviles ocurrió pasada la 1:00 de la tarde y lo que también provocó el cierre parcial de tr de los carriles. y con estos retrasos para el resto los tomovilistas. . >> y hablemos de una ayuda de 500 $ que está entregando a resintes de la comunidad de pájaro que fueron afectados por las inundaciones. este apoyo económico es gracias al esfuerzo de varias organizaciones de locales y dinero donado por el udn su último concierto ometió a san josé. se va como los afectados pueden solicitar >> las filas diarias afueras de la organ

i have a central park, a payment system that they did not. i did not see when, when conscious they did that. she that one. 0, so they speak with which that change center in the we can you look at the church there on struck it a complete one. it took 50 years. i have to tell you, professor gar teacher that i'll just like the chinese, but we will be back in just a few moments they tend. mm hm. mm mm. the term strategic autonomy sounds good. the word strategic conjures up as he presents a sense of independence. but when you consider the french president, wonder if he is a serious person after all, europe is. i look forward to talking a robot must obey the orders given by human beings in case we should be very careful that artificial intelligence. the point of is i would like to take on various job with ah, a, an economist and senior researcher at the institute diversity of mexico, professor, or titian. just before the break, you are building their financial infrastructure. you also mention that that would be operating in your on and that much mo

after their convictions were vacated in 2002, trump refused to apologize to the no exonerated central parksday, the very same da that the ex president wa arraigned, one of the groups members put out an ad of his own. yusef salaam, a candidate fo new york city passable slump - to twitter, marking trump' 1989 out and calling on quote, brin back justice and fairness. salaam share this message from trump, i hope that you exercis your civil liberties to th fullest, and you get what th exonerated five did not get, a presumption of innocence in fair trial yusef salaam joins me. now and trump biographer, ti o'brien, is back with me youssef, after donald -- you issued a sink but pointe statement calling it quote karma. talk us through what you'r feeling personally when you sa that news? >> i was thinking about dr martin with the king junior, and the universe is long but i bends towards justice. here i had this long history of really living under the oppression of what the syste represents for us as black and brown people and 30 decades later, give the opportunity to see the ver person who took out

it is 65 degrees, and the temps are going up 65 right now in central park we have another day of recordreaking heat on tap however, it is not all good news when it comes to the weather. >> yeah. sunshine in the northeast. but look at ft. lauderdale florida. they are still coping with the impact of more than two feet of rain falling in a matter of hours. roads, school, even the airport still closed there and mor rain is expected this afternoon. al has his table set this morning with lots of to cover. >>> we begin with the growing fallout and demand for answers after the arrest of that 21-year-old air national guard member the suspected source behind one of the biggest u.s. intelligence leaks in decades. >>> here is a live look from boston courthouse where he wil take his first appearance. accused of leaking hundreds of pages of classified military intelligence in a chat room. nbc's chief white house corresponden kristin welker is on the story for us this morning. good morning. >> hi, savannah and hoda good morning to both of you. in just hours, the 21-year-old jack texas -- texiera will

eliana attended central park elementary school in santa clara.ron 4 statement that reads in part, quote. >> we are devastated by the tragic and senseless loss of young our hearts are with her family, friends and the central park community. and paul officials here at the california highway patrol have released no information about any suspects nor any suspect vehicles. investigators are asking anyone with information about this freeway shooting to contact the california highway patrol. kron. 4 news. >> the final round of evictions at oakland's wood street encampment have begun. the city first started the process of clearing the camp over a year ago after dozens of fires have broken out at the site which created safety concerns for the entire area. city officials say as many as 70 people are still living at the wood street camp, but they have deployed outreach teams to help those residents relocate. and we're told the city has enough shelter available for any residents who want it once a campus fully cleared. the plan is to build an affordable hous

our hearts are with her family, friends and the central park community. we're also continuing to follow developing news out of louisville, kentucky tonight where 5 people have died and a 9 were injured in a shooting over at a bank in the gunman actually live streamed the massacre at tonight. we are learning the gunman. >> was an employee of the bank. he was ultimately shot and killed by police. emani payne brings us the latest. >> police cars in caution tape lined downtown louisville. i'm obviously were fired and devastated because this keeps happening every week in the united states, old national bank. the scene of the country's latest mass shooting. 6 people killed, including the gunman and several more injured including 2 officers. one of the injured officers. 26 year-old nicholas wilt shot in the head and undergoing brain surgery. he's % in critical but stable condition tonight. he's been on the force for less than a month. >> just graduated from the police academy on march 31st. i just swear him in. and his family was there to witness his journey to

group of five teenager who just the year before where arrested for brutally attackin a jogger in central park brad and says law enforcemen had a strategy in dealing with the so-called wolf packs >> he had to get every one o them you had to send out a messag that the importance of not jus arresting one or two, but to give all of them >> and that's exactly what police were doing in the watkins case within 24 hours, they had group of teenagers in custody. but brandon says the impact of bryan watkins murderer new yor did not end with those arrests >> it was a seminal case for me it allowed us to have a tippin point impact >> the day after the murder, bradden received a call from the governor's office, offerin $40 million to help fight crime, money that would be used t hire thousands of new cops, an soon, the city's crime rat began to drop. as for the suspects arrested i the watkins case, all would be convicted of murder, and sentenced to 25 years to life. but that's not even close to the end of the story of the seven men convicted o this crime, one says he alon is unjustly paying the price for th

young people, in honor of the 40th anniversary of the komsomol, central park was laid here. at the open-airuseum of military equipment in on display, a self-propelled artillery mount, a four-gun howitzer, an infantry fighting vehicle and two aircraft and the mound of glory put a capsule with a message to posterity in it, which will be removed only in the year of the centenary of victory , it is here that the crew members are buried, the legendary katyusha who died to liberate the area from fascist invaders. here rests the commander of the installation timofey svetlichny gunner sergey borodulin and driver pavel nazarenko hence the name of the park of three heroes. 81 natives seeded in the last 50 years have passed along the roads of local battles , internationalist fighters for a peaceful sky overhead fought in hot spots outside their native land in korea, china, vietnam, and the middle east. believe me, there is a special energy here. and we return to the central square of the city. an architectural monument in the hay, only two are the building of museums in the past, the zemstvo council a

i am central park. no, no, i still have to go. no, what kind of wedding documents to pick up? okay, let's call. no, i haven’t been released yet, i’m going to the registry office for documents. well, let's call each other raw, and in the evening the three of us will all meet another proposal. well, i'll wait for his registry office yes, let's nothing, i don't understand, girls, quarreled, or what? thank you so much. if it wasn't for you, i'd be lost. you just saved me. well, now the car will come for you? good, you take it like this, you leave, and it’s inconvenient for me to ask my friends, but i still need a lot. thank you hello hello tanya still in the archive no she just left with another friend. and you don't happen to know where they went, they said something about the premiere, that means the theater konstantin sergeevich borya how are you doing there? thank you thank you yes, how grateful i am to you konstantin sergeevich the performance is simply amazing. yes thank you. thank you tanechka , you always had a delicate, delicious at school , konstantin sergeevich was chos

but there was a thing call the central park five. five black youths who were alleged and convicted of killing a jogger in central park. this was back in the 20th century. mr. trump took out full page newspaper ads in three papers and said all those five should get the death penalty. they got sentences. they didn't get the death penalty. later they were exonerated and shown somebody else committed the crimes. not after they spent 41 years in prison, an average of eight years apiece. and not after the state had to pay $41 million for their time in prison. did donald trump apologize? no. he doesn't apologize. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. cohen: shameful. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon

yusef salaam, one of the exonerated central park five joins chris hayes next then stick around for a specia edition of the rachel maddow show at 9 pm eastern, followed at ten by lawrence o'donnell all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on all in - >> initially was shocked he decided we have - two >> new details on donald trump surrendered to justice - the processing and fingerprinting around his upon his arrival in new york as the ex president and his allie raise. >> it's duplicitous charging they are trying to smear the guy. >> tonight, what we ar learning about the actua charges trump is facing -- why his pending arrest means a return to normalcy and not t departure. my interview with a member o the exonerated central par five on donald trump's dat with justice, and with all thi means for the front runner stranglehold on republican politics >> when a public official is indicted, the office is more important than the person, the should step aside. >> when all in it starts right now -- good evening from new york, i' chris hayes. donald trump, the now indicted ex preside

he called for the death penalt against the wrongly conflicted central park five. going through trum 's mind this morning as he prepares to make this long tri palm to now interact with th wheels of justice himself? >> i think there is a mixe feeling of trump i have known trump mostl fighting him, and then at time he tried to access himself t act as a democrat -- but trump was always a performative kind of guy he was a guy that you really didn't ever feel that there wa ever really any hard cor beliefs. he wanted to take advantage of things so i think on the surface he i going to try to advantage, t try and use this to go forward with his presidential campaign and act like he is a moderate. but inside, i think he i shaky. i think that donald trum thought he would never be in a position where he would have t stand as a defendant and b charged in front of a jury o regular people to, judge his fate and this is not the kind o position he ever imagined. and those of us who ar protested him for years an opposed him for years, i was one of those activists tha protested on b

much like e central park in n new york,, this 1,2,200-acre ururban oasisis acts as s a settingg for moststk to me about the architecture here because it's this beautiful mix of spanish colonial and mediterranean. christine: balboa park was established when the panama canal was first opened. so for a lot of the europeans, it was the first time they were seeing california, so they brought some of ththe familiarar architectcture. daniellele robay (vovoiceover):d itit's within n these strurucs thatat some of t the city'ss cultural treasures call home. christstine: there are performing arts centers. there are museums, gardens everywhere, hiking trails. itit really isis a big park ine middle of a beautiful city. danielle robay (voiceover): also, within the park's borders is the featured attraction, the san diego zoo. but its sister property, just 45 minutes north, the san diego safari park, is where you can really tatake a ride e on the wililder. situated on 1,800 acres, this park's work in conservation thrives, with more than 3,000 endangered and threatened animals frorom six x continentsts roa

president, will you apologize for the central park five they have been exonerated. >> you have people that. they admitted their guilt. if you look at linda and some of the prosecutors, they think that the city should never have settled that case. so we'll leave it at that. >> joining me now is yusef salaam, one of the exonerated five, candidate for new york city council and author of "better, not bitter, the power of hope and living on purpose. it's so great to see you >> thank you for having me >> i have to tell you, i'm a couple years older than you and i had just moved back to new york when your case began and watched it every day and was severely traumatized by it not anywhere close, obviously, to you guys. but i was a teenager too what tat case told me is it was not safe to be a black teenager in new york. i was terrified as a result of that and everyone i knew was too. very, very curious as to how it felt for you in particular having been through what you were and having that man want you dead, want you to be killed by the state of new york to watch him have to face the criminal

it seems to be a nice park, central park, if you will, in new york >> jimmy: oh, it's new york.ughter ] cousin itt owns a pet? >> i guess so. >> jimmy: so there's a lot of hair >> i didn't -- i -- >> jimmy: there's a lot of hair is cousin itt wearing a hat? >> yes, he is. like he always does. he always has a hat. >> jimmy: yeah but if you took your time answering that that would mean that you're lying. so, i think that you are telling the truth! [ drum roll >> i am. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ bell ding >> jimmy: wow. that seems fair. >> honestly -- >> jimmy: chewbacca? it's weird that is odd. >> yeah, i should have lied because it's way too niche >> jimmy: yeah >> like, the "vanity fair" chewbacca article, instantly -- >> jimmy: yeah, we wouldn't do that all right. [ audience chants numbers [ drum roll >> jimmy: oh, my back! >> i already did that. >> jimmy: oh, oh, oh ooh. ooh. >> ooh >> jimmy: here we go [ suspenseful music [ laughter ] it's a painting. >> painting of what? >> jimmy: famous, famous, famous painting. something you'd see in a a museum >> i feel like you have to be

by the tragic and senseless loss of eliana, our hearts are with her, family, friends, and the central park community. ama: a comcast crew, working in san francisco to repair a fiber-optic cable that they say will severed by a vandal. officers discovered an open manhole with damaged wires around 11 a.m. this morning. the cutting of the cable knocked out the city of san francisco's government tv live feed prompting the board of supervisors to recess today's meeting. no word of any comcast services are impacted. dan: in oakland, a proposal to phase out the eviction bound by september is being heard in a committee meeting. if approved, it will advance to the full city council for consideration. lena hollande talked with supporters on both sides. reporter: as the covid-19 pandemic winds down, the city of oakland is considering a proposal to slowly sunset the eviction ban. >> i don't believe we should sunset anything. it's time for it to end. reporter: that a sam cohen, a landlord in oakland for around two decades. he says he is owed back rent since the start of the pandemic. >> difficult, becau

in 1958, komsomol members and youth, in honor of the 40th anniversary of the komsomol, laid the central parkare with you in the open-air museum of military equipment in the exposition of a self-propelled artillery mount, a four-gun howitzer, an infantry fighting vehicle and two aircraft, which will be removed only in the year of the centenary of victory, it is here in the summer of 1959 on the eve of the fifteenth anniversary of the liberation of belarus that the burial of the crew members took place, legendary katyusha who died to liberate the area from the nazi invaders. here rests the commander of the installation timofey svetlichny gunner sergey borodulin and driver pavel nazarenko hence the name of the park of three heroes. 81 natives of the seed over the past 50 years have passed the roads of local battles internationalist fighters for a peaceful sky overhead fought in hot spots outside their native land in korea china vietnam and the middle east installed a sign chapel and a gazebo must visit this place. believe me. here is a special energy city ​​square. an architectural monument in

that maybe there was somebody someplace that was going to say, look, i have a currency, i have a central park. i can invent a payment system that they did not. i did not see when when rashid bed, that it's paid. but since the liver, many countries grow countries, they did that she, that also, they could not imagine that chinese were going to do the same, nor the speak with which that chinese delivery can you look at what's happened with china is with it's international connect shorter to church, they constructed a complete one in 7 years. that's inc also, i mean, the wis took 15 years. i have to tell you, professor gar, attention that we have. we can take no more delays. we have to take a very short break right now. just like the chinese, but we will be back in just a few moments. stay tuned. ah ah ah ah, the term strategic autonomy sounds good. the word strategic conjures up a sense of importance and autonomy presents a sense of independence. but when you consider the french president using this term, then we are forced to wonder if he is a serious person. after all, europe is no longer a st

young people, in honor of the 40th anniversary of the komsomol, central park was laid here.are with you in the open -air museum of military equipment in the exposition of a self-propelled artillery installation, howitzer four guns, infantry fighting vehicle and two aircraft. in the park rises and the mound of glory was placed in it a capsule with a message to posterity, which will be removed only in the year of the centenary of victory, it was here in the summer of 1959 on the eve of the fifteenth anniversary of the liberation of belarus that the burial of the crew members took place, the legendary katyusha who died and the liberation of the area from fascist invaders. here rests the commander of the installation timofei svetlichny gunner sergey borodulin and the driver pavel nazarenko the name of the park of three heroes. over the past 50 years, 81 natives of the seed of what have gone through the roads of local battles internationalist fighters for a peaceful sky overhead fought in hot spots outside their native land in china, vietnam and the middle east in memory of the a

there was nothing abnormal about people watching birds in central park was abnormal was the color of skin being the individual who was watching the birds in central park, so i think you shouldn't have to have gone to harvard or look like an honor student in the way that ralph is which, frankly, has, i think from a narrative perspective been to his benefit, but like you could just look like a regular person, and it shouldn't be that the color of your skin. it poses a threat to anyone. you don't have to be a regular person respectability. politics has never benefited black people only put in place so that white people have a bar to move. politics doesn't work. i think just i mean, i don't want to monopolize year we haven't even heard from our friend here, but i just i just think again to me, it transcends politics, right that case of that individual who had the cops. called in for watching birds that person prescribed to a different politics. and i did right. so this is not a left versus right. we know racism goes where it finds the most oxygen on any given day and time, but i think ag

gerry: hundreds of teens last week and took over the central park of chicago the ramp stock streets, adults were shot. chicago mayor lori lightfoot and brenda johnson were quick to defend the link with terrorizing the city. they said is then we should be looking after. >> demonizing children is wrong. we have to keep them safe as well. they are young, sometimes they make silly decisions. >> came downtown because it's great weather in opportunity to enjoy the city. i'm not could use your language which i think is wrong to say their name. gerry: it was a lovely sunny evening and the kids went down to enjoy themselves and you can't demonize them for that. jason grants you're in seattle for easy public disorder in the last few years. democrats seem to be validated. >> they really are validating it. they goes to what they believe about the colonel justice whether brenda johnson or lori lightfoot or the act of visiting the same position. they believe is the system of oppression and anyone who gets caught up in it is a victim. if some teenager is going out and doing something they are victi

. >> not much from the police, but i see you're at central park elementary where eliyanah attended. are you hearing anything from parents? >> reporter: from the district and from parents here at the skl, we heard from both today. the superintendent sent out a notice to parents letting them know there will be a crisis team of counselors here on campus starting this morning until further notice, until they're no longer needed. he said that team will be on here offering counseling a(p support services. not only to classmates and friends of eliyanah but also teachers and other staff members affected by this. i can tell you trying to talk to parents out here, some of the parents i talked to knew eliyanah or their children or the family and they were too sad to talk to us today. this is tough for a lot of people in this community and the school here to cope with. this girl was really loved. >> thom, i look forward to your full report at 5:30. thank you for taking the time. >>> well, uc berkeley police have arrested a suspect in connection with a series of sexual assaults that have left ma

central park across the place, generally dry by their state. little bit of a winter mix up towards the pacific northwest and yet channels has some snow pushing back into work. pacific northwest western parts of canada. some ranges easing its way into northern parts of california to the south is dry and fine dry and find to across a good part of the kara bear, but we have some rather lively whether able to ward see the li, what's there through hispaniola puerto rico, seeing some sharp shares over the next dial 2, but elsewhere is fine and sunny. ah, a $1000000000.00 money laundering operation for coal. marsha is bigger than the covenant with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit. but we're having with it. right, right. we're in a 4 part series. algio 0 is investigative unit, is on the cover in southern africa, pittsburgh. we go through 90 percent, who dylan once it's true calling, it's me brandon. good. pop 3 on out to a 0. lou ah, ah. the watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories, this solid is really forces and