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on top of empire state building, central park. right here tonight. >> hi, david. this is buddy.ine. ge up onprouj r haened but ieeing all mt h happen a we're doing best now and it's still surreal. >> it happened. congrats, buddy. congrats, janice and hope they got the breed right. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. they are homophobic. they are misogynist. larry: state lodging a probe into the inappropriate text of start up -- kristen: the new clues officials digging up today. julian: we are learning multiple agencies are conducting an investigation at two locations in san mateo county. kristen: connected to a missing persons case back in 1996, ryan curry is five with the latest on the search -- live with the latest on the search for new evidence. reporter: good went missing back in the mid-1990's and they are searching. clues into different locations. this home right behind me specifically the backyard and a park down the street, they're looking for new evidence in this case to hopefully bring something new to light. >> sky 7 f

that was set to happen at central park, the location of the first deadly stabbing. we just thought that you know, just out of an abundance of caution. let's make it as safe as possible for everybody involved. and u. c. davis campus leaders announced immediate steps to enhance safety and security. additional university police officers are on patrol, including reinforcements from ucsf and u c. berkeley the university also extended hours for the campus safe rides program and moved all courses that end after six in the evening to remote instruction survey finds a majority of voters in san francisco would revoke sanctuary city policies for fentanyl dealers. the emc research poll of 500 likely vote voters found 70% would support allowing the city to work to deport those in the country illegally who are found guilty of trafficking the drug, according to the san francisco standard, this comes as the city is seeing hundreds of overdose deaths a year, the vast majority from fentanyl and some big changes coming to downtown san francisco. nordstrom is closing its remaining two

central park. right here tonight. >> hi, david.avid: bloody, a champ, and his proud owner, janice. >> this was a dream since i was nine, i've never given up on it. hard work pays off. >> david: how does it feel to make history? >> it's unbelievable. i'm still not sure it really happened. i keep seeing these photos. it must've happened. we are doing this now. it is still surreal. >> david: it happen. congrats, buddy. congrats, janice. >> new at 6:00. the i team talked or witnessed who captured a deadly encounter between the shoplifter and the security guard. >> we go back a quarter-century to a cold case. . the reason police were digging in redwood city. >> a must win situation tonight for the golden state warriors, trailing the lakers 3-1. either win tonight and extend the season or face a most uncertain future this summer. that is coming up later in sports. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. >> thank you for joining us. we begin with new developments around the pe

. >>> and later, willie's "sunday sitdown" and a ride around central park with the incomparable melissaarthy on her career spent making us laugh, and her hard sell to land the role of ursula in the highly anticipated new live action version of "the little mermaid." >> i was truly, like, i'm pretty good with organization. i make a good hummus. i offered craft service. i can hem pants. >> willie's "sunday sitdown" with melissa mccarthy. plus another "life well lived" later on in the show. >>> let's start with that news, that tentative deal that would let the u.s. government make good on what it owes and pays bills before it runs out of money. the big announcement coming overnight. monica alba is covering it at the white house. a lot of developments this morning, monica. talk to us about how it came together and where it goes next. >> reporter: hallie, it took round the clock negotiations to get here with the threat of the first-ever default days away. compromise means neither side will get everything they want. this morning, after weeks of negotiations, the white house and republican lead

last wednesday night, raped and nearly beaten to death. - trump says the central park attack issive ads in city newspapers in favor of the death penalty. - this was an extremely polarizing ad to be placing in the paper, a preview of what we then saw as president. - that kind of donald trump "new york post" nexus began in those years, portraying young black people as dangerous, as savages. no effort whatsoever at investigation or justice. just a blatant appeal to the most base racial stereotypes. - five young men who were supposedly wildin', and they charge 'em with a gang rape, and he puts an ad in the papers calling for the death penalty. - these boys, we feel, have been lynched even before they have had an opportunity to tell their side as to what happened. - of course, all of these five young men were later exonerated of the crime. somebody else eventually confessed. but donald trump saw a kindred soul in pulling the scab off the city's racial consciousness. yes. - former u.s. attorney rudolph giuliani launched his formal campaign today to capture city hall from mayor koch. -

and we not only played this concert in the central park, but it was the only time when i walkedgiment along donetsk with zakharchenko and i had in my hands a photograph of my grandfather sidor nikonovich sklyar, who was a smersh colonel sasha but when they killed zakharchenko i found out about this while in moscow that even i can’t tell you that it wasn’t something that happened to me, which, of course, huddled. there in convulsions, no, that's not the point. but i just found out, in my opinion, after two or three hours there, someone called me and said attempt. here, uh, well, it was well, like, well, how is it? well, how did you not notice? how did you not kill him? this is probably the first thought . even we will talk about him , i remembered the infantry and danul. i'm glad you too for what you are. well, how are you like that? the man was not saved at all hmm warrior. yes, such a man, such a passionary, such a real leader, a leader, you see, this is it. well, that's what it felt like. sasha, what mood do the guys have now, of course, concentrated and, well, after all, the

and a woman ambushed while walking her dog in central park.m, i saw your face, were the thugs that messed you up imaginary? >> they were not imaginaries, maria antonette, starving france, said let them eat cake. she is disconnected and maybe she should have empathy for peep whole go through these situations because it can be scare and he it is okay to be afraid. these are not imaginary monsters. >> todd: you are good midwestern boy, i'm a hot-headed italian. when i heard that, i was ticked off for you. when was your reaction after what you just went through a few months ago? >> it is upsetting, we need to step back and put ourselves in rg's shoes. check your privilege tlchl is a lot of folks who have gone through tough situations and she's not thinking about them. i've been through it, it opens your eyes, things are scary and people deserve to be afraid. >> todd: maria, you were sucker punched in central park by someone that seemed to be mentally ill whachl is your response to this nonsensical tweet? >> people have to ride the subway everyday,

it will be up to cops to put them in central park on cots. what is going on here? this is like joe biden. figure it out. i don't like donald trump policy at the border, do the opposite and he's hanging out at westchester county and going to fundraisers in new york city. >> ainsley: the issue is that everyone is nervous now that title 42 is going to end. you asked caroline, do the folks in el paso know there is title 8? it acts similar to title 42, that will kick in and they'll have to be deported and she said no, you will see influx of people because they do not know about title 8 because folks trafficking them through, asserts getting money from them are not telling them. they hear title 42 ends, this is your chance, go. >> brian: i doubt they will be turned around under the biden administration. >> steve: last night cnn had a town hall and sat down with donald trump for 70 minutes. what did he say is going to happen at midnight? listen to this. >> fmr. president trump: tomorrow will be a day of infame, you will have tens of understand thises of people pouring in,

, worrying his keepers, but they now say he's doing well living in central park and "hunting the city'syour service. although these are new york city rats, la toring them down with a 50 cal bushmaster. meanwhile, a chinese tech inventor has rolled out a new kissing device that allows monogamous lovers separated by long distance to virtually smooch using silicon lips. the device has only just been released, and i'm being told someone's already gotten their penis stuck in it. the device is -- very upsetting. that's a very upsetting image. very upsetting. the device is called "remote kiss." because it's not remotely a kiss. meanwhile, a toddler ratted out a fugitive's location to kentucky cops. not a great story for the prison yard. "how'd ya get caught?" "meth deal went south and my crew turned on me. you?" "brayden was mad 'cause i limited his screen time." here's what happened. police were looking for a woman with multiple warrants. they broke into a living room full of grown ups who refused to say anything, but suddenly the toddler stood up and said "she is inside the room next to the

. >> davis police officers responded to a welfare check at central park located just outside of downtown davis. police, fire, and medical personnel arrived and located a deceased male in the park. he was hunched over on one of the park benches where it appears he kind of normally sits and/or sleeps at night. the preliminary investigation revealed that he had suffered very significant stab wounds and that he was the victim of a very violent attack. on april 28th, the yale county coroner identified that victim as 50-year-old david henry theroux, who has been in the community for over a decade and, while homeless, was a regular fixture in the downtown in a very positive manner. the other night we had a vigil for him, and many community members spoke about his positive and lasting impact on the community. two nights later, april 19th, a resident reported hearing what sounded like a disturbance near his house, and the disturbance was located in sycamore park in central west davis. the resident went outside to investigate and found an adult with what appeared to be multiple stab wounds. he imm

i mean, i represented amy cooper, the so called central park karen in new york. and my experience with the system is that it's very political. in fact, new york is probably one of the most political jurisdictions in the country other than the district of columbia. they're probably the 2 most political jurisdictions where you have a lot of jury's judges prosecutor's lawyers. too many that just don't care about the rule of law and they care about how it looks politically in the quarter public opinion. and so i think that's the risk trump faces. i don't think you didn't get a fair trial from a state court in manhattan. i think they should either remove it either the federal court should take the case or you should remove it to staten island and then i think you could get a fair jury. i heard you say in another interview that even if a trump have paid storm mcdaniels through his campaign coffers, that constitutionally protected under us law was the point of channeling money and this way then i there it's, it's basically for saving yourself from political embarrassmen

pushing the so far out there that biden has to take notice but also if you start seeing tense in central park the attention of everybody and that's good to be the visual. maria: the story that they're going to close off street and have tents on streets that were closed to traffic. >> adams is like you want to ignore me, go check out central park in the street in new york city because then it has to be addressed not just by biden but state lawmakers, his hands are tied. i applaud eric adams, good for him he may not be in well with president biden, i'm sure the white house is upset with mr. adams. >> good for risotto asking the question in a not quite sure exactly why he suddenly on the side of the issue other than political expediency, he needs the money he's trying to save his situation. it's one thing to say for self-righteous the appoint were a sanctuary city were the major cities have done it makes you feel good can you imagine were talking about women and children there is a self-righteous element and another thing when actually happened. i look around my town we have signs in various peo

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we've been so overwhelmed by migrants, put them in tents in central park.hat's a real conversation happening. >> and home tilt hotels and times where . >> tents in central park. center for immigration talks about the economic impact to everyone in this country, every city and town on a national level. next year if the lowest estimate, $92 billion. it will cost taxpayers to foot the bill for everyone that is flooding across the border and coming on in to wherever they're going to end up. whether chicago or new york or wherever. the highest estimate, one $89 billion. these numbers are very fluid because they are projections. let's be clear here. billions of dollars of your taxpayer money is going to go to take care of them. all of this, the biden and ministration will not send federal funds like fema to the cities that really need them that are asking for it. >> this is so ing. it's not like a hurricane or anything where it happens as an emergency. i thought his head was gonna blow off. that so much hot stuff. >> he can't answer the question about the money.

he is crime novelist and it is called central park west. now you will see him a lot. >> bill: a 1:00 phone call with christopher wray. why they can't talk in person i don't know. they'll talk on the phone at a minimum today. tennessee mother who vanished is now safe and sound. police locating nicki after being spotted on a surveillance video in california. body cam footage shows the moment police arrive to an altercation that took place when she and her boyfriend went on a road trip and days later vanished. wow, steve harrigan with more. what are police telling you? >> after missing for three weeks, the woman no longer a missing person. she was found in california and has been in contact with police and family members. the 33-year-old mother of two left from central tennessee to drive across country in her jeep with her boyfriend and dog. the trouble started soon, four days in in new mexico off a rest stop. a long haul trucker saw her being violently beaten by her boyfriend being pummeled in the face. he called police and here is some of th

percy had the best weekend because his best friend came over from central park hugo.ove these dogs. hugo is one of the most german shepherds i have ever seen. miblegd michael and thee a took care of the boys this summer. they were pretty tired on the way home. i think we have a picture. can't get over it. percy and hue go. also on the way home. that was last night. my episode of everything will be okay podcast. latest one, i poke to jennifer pickens on traditions at the white house and how she imagines that work life against everything everyone is working on except jesse because he has it all figured out. >> jesse: a lot of competition in the watters household. lost a game to sophie bounced back and crushed them in monopoly. there is ellie scoring two goals in lacrosse game. but the main event ellie and sofiay's volleyball team won the long island cyo championship. beating 60 teams. undefeated. there's the celebration right there. and they just want to thank greg gutfeld for all of his generosity. >> greg: you are welcome. >> jesse: $10,000 checks new uniforms for nex

every year we landscape central parks and forest parks in 5 to 7 cities, because the forest is withinveryone wants it to be clean, tidy , safe, and these works are 50 parks. we are now in the moscow region, with the onset of heat , large-scale repairs have begun. roads, somewhere capital somewhere patched, the result should please hundreds of thousands of drivers. we have seen 50 times this year. e passed through zero, and the temperature, what does it mean with the destruction of na road patching, it is now underway on a large scale and will continue to continue both on regional roads and on federal and municipal roads. summer in the moscow region, that is, hundreds of festivals, concerts, master classes , thematic excursions, is just around the corner, the organizers are preparing a program of events , and right now tchaikovsky and all the estate museums will be open at the festival. sergieva posad kolomna is very popular. chekhov various concert venues sporting events. ah. the region will live to the fullest . the first festival, theatrical will begin in the estate. chekhov already

just before air i spoke with him about all this, plus his fiction "central park west," a crime novel.n the new book. >> thank you so much. >> did you know you were a writer? is that something you had been interested? >> i always loved to write. i wrote in high school as a journalist, college as a journalist. actually, the last piece of fiction i wrote before this, i remember the date actually. it was the night i was writing in my room when a serial rapist and robber kicked in the front door of my parents home. i was a senior in high school. it was the last fiction piece i wrote before. this nonfiction kicked in the door did rally. >> given the career you have had in the fbi, when you see the former president, now the front-runner again for the republican nomination, how big a threat is that? >> a very serious threat to the rule of law, almost an existential threat if he were to become president again. he has tried to take a flame thrower to the fbi, to the department of justice to stop them investigating. >> you believe donald trump is an existential threat to the rule of law? >> i do

. >> the city of santa clara and -- the new magical bridge playground will be in central park on kileylevard it will serve as a safe and inclusive's space for all ages and abilities. the design includes a child zone , a picnic area, empathy are and a two-story playhouse. >> this really is the culmination of a lot of people's work. a lot of people who have been fighting for a long time. >> san francisco city leaders also celebrated the reopening of its renovated lower terrace playground. the more than one million dollar renovation includes areas for picnics, exercising and dogs to run around and for people to just have fun. just in time for the summer season. >> there are a couple of magical bridge playgrounds and they're all fantastic. we still of much more news ahead. >> let's get to karina nova for the -- a look at the stories at 5:30. >> the man accused of killing tech executive oddly was back in court today after pleading not guilty. momeni's attorney calls self-defense. plus, we recipients of the superintendents of 21st century award. we will -- join us for those stories and more,

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he would sit on that bench, sit in central park and talk about like he would ask people what compassionnt to them, and he talked to me a couple of times, but he helped build that bench as like the compassion bench, a memorial in a city swarming with extra police patrols on the lookout for anything or anyone suspicious. hundreds of tips are coming in as evidence from the crime scenes is analyzed at a federal crime lab city is bringing all possible resources to bear to investigate these crimes to solve them to end the violence and to keep our communities safe. one of the most important things we can do as a community. is to stay unified. the davis police chief says they're working on a sketch of the suspect based on descriptions from the latest stabbing. investigators are also hoping to obtain dna evidence based on what was collected at the crime scenes in davis, brooks jarocz. ktvu fox two news , also the davis city council scrapped its agenda for its meeting tonight. council members dedicated the entire meeting to discussing the stabbings will have more on that coming up tonight at 11.

we've talked about tents in central park. nightmare. listen to him. >> it's a stricture raleigh issue at the highest level. i'll be repeating this all night. the federal government needs to step in here. >> the city is also considering building pop-up homes like this, martha. the mayor's office wants to send migrants to neighboring new york counties. so far they're taking legal stops to stop it. here's the rockland county executive. >> any and all legal actions that are designed to stop this forced transfer of migrants that will compromise our county. >> martha, gorka think hochul has declared a state of emergency about this. her executive orders will allow the city to access a billion dollars in funding earlier to address this crisis. it will also mobilize 500 additional national guardsmen to process all the migrants that arrive in new york city every day. back to you. >> martha: it's unbelievable. a billion dollars. it's unbelievable. let's bring in geraldo rivera, correspondent at large and co host of "the five." geraldo,

he would sit on that bench, sit in central park and talk about like he would ask people what compassion to them, and he talked to me a couple of times, but he helped build that bench as like the compassion bench, a memorial in a city swarming with extra police patrols on the lookout for anything or anyone suspicious. hundreds of tips are coming in as evidence from the crime scenes is analyzed at a federal crime lab city is bringing all possible resources to bear to investigate these crimes to solve them to end the violence and to keep our communities safe. one of the most important things we can do as a community. is to stay unified. the davis police chief says they're working on a sketch of the suspect based on descriptions from the latest stabbing. investigators are also hoping to obtain dna evidence based on what was collected at the crime scenes in davis, brooks jarocz. ktvu fox two news . authorities are investigating an assault that happened on board united airlines jet at sfo . witnesses say a passenger repeatedly punched a crew member over a seat assignment before the flight was

it's like the central park border thank. >> that's exactly. right it's exactly right.ix foot three black. man i am mindful of the, of how you move, and how i walk. i watch people, i walked child they recoil, or they tucked the person if i walk buying, what they're i'm wearing a suit or not. what she is doing is ages old and how she is talking about african americans, in particular, men. it's dangerous. i wish more people would call around. for thank you for doing, this by the. way more people need to call it out. and not only, again, it's not only deeply, deeply racist, but it's also puts individuals that are the targets of this at risk. that bird-watcher in central park, were it not for a video, could've been in jail, or worse. >> or worse. marjorie taylor greene is a bully, and i think that's probably the kind of thing i can say. >> that is the nicest thing i've ever heard. >> basil michael junior, susan del percio this is been great. great to see you in person, on this. at thank you for coming back to the sunday show. that will do it for me today. thank you for watc

there are books like entango makes three, which is the story of two penguins in the central park zoo,her to raise an orphan baby penguin, and we do see a clear trend and it's part of our case is that these books overwhelmingly are by and about authors of color and lgbtq narratives. so it shows clear intent on the part of this district to exclude certain stories, to target particular populations and essentially erase them from these libraries. >> what do you say to parents who say that they want to have -- this is about parental rights. they want to have control oaf what their children are exposed to? >> you can have control over what books kids bring home, but what this is is taking the opinion of a single -- it's not even a parent when it comes to most of these challenges. it's actually a teacher in the school, and having that person essentially dictate what 37,000 kids in a school district can and can't read. that is a matter of parental rights. it's the rights of all these other parents that are really in jeopardy here. >> what do you want out of the escambia school district? what

he was known according to the mayor as the compassion guy, a well-known figure in the downtown central parka. he was an activist. he would walk up to people and ask them for their thoughts on compassion, a much-moved figure. we are told the other victim murdered saturday night was a 20-year-old computer science student, six weeks away from graduation, who was stabbed in sycamore park, murdered on his way back from an undergraduate awards ceremony. his father said that the family, the father of kareem abu najim, he said we came here hoping for safety. the suspect described as 5'7", 5'8", 19 to 23 years old, light skin. no suspects have been named. the manhunt continues. davis and the community on edge. sara? >> thank you so much. our nick watt there with all of those details. >>> as of this morning more than 11,000 tv and movie writers are on strike, halting multiple productions and possibly delaying new seasons of some of your favorite shows. there was no deal between the writers guild of america and the studios before a midnight deadline. the picket lines are expected this afternoon. at th

he would sit on that bench, sit in central park and talk about like he would ask people what compassioneant to them, and he talked to me a couple of times, but he helped build that bench as like the compassion bench, a memorial in a city swarming with extra police patrols on the lookout for anything or anyone suspicious. hundreds of tips are coming in as evidence from the crime scenes is analyzed at a federal crime lab city is bringing all possible resources to bear to investigate these crimes to solve them to end the violence and to keep our communities safe. one of the most important things we can do as a community. is to stay unified. the davis police chief says they're working on a sketch of the suspect based on descriptions from the latest stabbing. investigators are also hoping to obtain dna evidence based on what was collected at the crime scenes in davis, brooks jarocz. ktvu fox two news . late night shows go dark as thousands of screenwriters hit the picket line on the ashley working in hollywood. i'll have that story coming up, and the u. s surgeon general says loneliness has

known as the compassion guy was found stabbed to death in central park. two days later a uc davis student was fatally stabbed in sycamore park as he walked home from an awards ceremony. and then last night a homeless woman was critically wounded by someone who stabbed her through the walls of her tent. >> the attacks with knives were brutal and violent, not stabbings where a person would normally be a victim of like a robbery where there's a couple of wounds. there were many and very significant knife wounds. >> reporter: the davis police chief says the fbi has arrived along with detectives and officers from other agencies all trying to determine who is behind the stabbings. >> we aren't able to yet positively link the three crimes. we're still waiting for evidence to come back that may help us really link them. >> reporter: none of the attacks have happened on the uc davis campus, a student is among the victims. the chancellor says police from uc berkeley and uc san francisco are hoping to provide extra patrols and in-person classes will not take place a

that event kicked off this morning in the city's central park area. the two daylong extravaganza features fine arts and food along with kite flying demos and international music. you have already missed today but there is another chance to partake in the fun. the final day of the festival happens tomorrow from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.. and also today is the final day of this year's bottlerock music festival in napa. tonight the red hot chili peppers, little knobs x and the wu tang clan are all set to perform. tickets are sold out. what'd you say before the show, this was right up your alley? >> i like wine, bottles of wine and i like to rock. so bottlerock. >> it is a lot of fun and i'm glad that the weather seemed to hold for today. >> it has held up pretty well but just to the northwest of bottlerock there is rain but i will give you a look at what is going on. we have some active weather in the northern most part of our viewing area. right around lakewood and clear lake. we've got not only some showers but there has been a little thunderstorm activity

two people have been killed, starting with 50-year-old david bro, found that with stab wounds in central parkr student, fatally parked in a park saturday night. where a memorial of flowers and notes sits in his honor. and monday night, a third victim, a woman in her 60's, brutally stabbed through the tent she was living in your second and l street which prompted shelter-in-place alert. -- prompted a shelter-in-place alert. >> lock your doors. stands out of your house. reporter: the description -- >> the description provided for the stabbing last night is substantially similar to the description that was provided by the witness and the second homicide. -- in the second homicide. at this point, we are still determining whether the two are related. reporter: the police chief says they can't definitively say all three stabbings are connected. >> the attacks with knives were particularly brutal and violent. reporter: a local said that is why she is taking new safety precautions. >> i order amazon, and alarm system -- an alarm system. reporter: police are fielding hundreds of tips and police office

. >> reporter: last thursday a man known as the compassion guy was found stabbed to death in central parkore park as he walked home from an awards ceremony. and then last night a homeless woman was critically wounded by someone who stabbed her through the walls of her tent. >> the attacks with knives were brutal and violent, not stabbings where a person would normally be a victim of like a robbery where there's a couple of wounds. there were many and very significant knife wounds. >> reporter: the davis police chief says the fbi has arrived along with detectives and officers from other agencies all trying to determine who is behind the stabbings. >> we aren't able to yet positively link the three crimes. we're still waiting for evidence to come back that may help us really link them. >> repor n

lidia prizhka prospect park, the largest park in brooklyn and although it is not as famous as central parkn new york, local residents love it no less every morning many athletes gather here because there are very convenient paths for running or riding bicycles and today there will be a very special race veteran paratrooper maksym pasichnyk and kharkiv triathlete vadym kovalenko came to america to organize a charity race they called it the marathon of the indomitable and started running last fall, in gostomel, maxim also met the war, took part in the fighting from the airport, and then walked more than 100 km with injuries. after that, the boy 's legs literally began to fall off. he couldn't fight , and then he decided that he had to pull himself out on his own, both physically and mentally. of an emotional abyss, i would like to answer him to prove to everyone more precisely that there are no limits or by my example i want to show that everything can be done from the body even if you have injuries of some kind, there are health authorities, it goes on a prosthesis, it is possible , vadim h

a man known as the compassion guy, a fixture in downtown davis, was found stabbed to death in central park. then over the weekend someone stabbed and killed a uc davis student in sycamore park as he walked home from an awards ceremony. davis police say all three attacks have similarities. >> the attacks with knives were particularly brutal and violent. these were not stabbings where a person would normally be a victim of like a robbery or something like that where there's just a couple of wounds. there were many and very significant knife wounds. >> you can imagine the uc davis community and all the families with students there are terrified. witnesses from two of the attacks described a similar suspect, a light-skinned man with curly hair. the davis police chief says they're still waiting on crime lab results that could determine if all three cases are indeed linked. >>> raj, just when we thought it was over, the rain has returned in the bay area. this is video out of redwood city. it was wet and chilly. a lot of the bay area woke up to showers. in the east bay pretty much the same deal t

i was with my friend over there and central park till 11, 11, 30 getting, you and we wake up the next morning. and then 2 days later, we're here. we see the cops and wake up the next morning happened to get yeah. and then there's a and so it's just like it was a lot >> meanwhile, uc davis student sam fong lives down the street from the house being investigated. actually like the guy got arrested across the street from her house. so we've been kind of going through it for seniors like her. this last quarter was supposed to be one of celebration. instead, it's become one of continued caution, even though the alleged suspect has been caught kind of made sure i don't have headphones and not my phone having posture looking around making eye contact kind of having that. so if there is someone around that, they know that i'm not an easy target. >> meantime, petaluma police arrested a taxi driver for a passenger in the back of his cab. officers say that they responded to but tuesday night for a report of a assault. they say the victim called jay-z taxi for a ride from downtown to a west side

. >> central park normally known for its midweek and saturday, farmers markets. has become ground 0 for one of the killings. officials say happened last thursday. you definitely have fell over the past few days that that that mood has changed. the davis farmers market was canceled wednesday afternoon while other community staples have dialed back their hours. obviously, the reason is like since after the 3rd like obviously there's like been sort of a trend where it's like happening like >> later in the night, like and like, we wanted that pretty much our employees get home or like at least to a friend's house before it gets extremely dark. woodstock's pizza general manager luke mccarthy says they're hard closing in 9 instead of midnight and only taking deliveries up to 08:00pm. meanwhile, the davis food co-op is closing their doors at 8 readjusting this task es, taking the trash out. for making sure that we're sending everybody out with a buddy so that they're never alone at any time, but also doing that during the daylight. and annual co-op block party scheduled

a 50-year-old man was killed at central park last thursday. >> at what point do you think you'll be willing to call this a serial killer? i think that's what a lot of people are wondering. >> yes, so we have been in contact with the fbi. and we are trying to get profilers on board to help us make that determination. >> witnesses described the suspect as a light skinned man with curly hair between 5'6", and a thin built. he also wore black shoes and carried a brown backpack. police say they are working on the sketch of the killer. >>> may is mental health awareness month. the u.s. surgeon general is warning of the epidemic facing the country. loneliness and isolation. about half of the adults in the u.s. say they experienced loneliness even before the pandemic. isolation and loneliness is linked to sleeping problems, immune changes, anxiety. but the social connection can make us more resilient. here in the bay area, the board of supervisors and the health officials are giving community members a space to talk about the state of mental health where they live. here is john ramos. >> reporter:

also an mpox vaccine walk-up will be held on june 10th at san mateo central park.alth department for more options. in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area. >> ginger, thank you. >>> the u.s. surgeon general has a warning of his own. this is about the disease but social media. >> not about the disease but social media. scott mcgrew, it's one of the most serious warnings for parents yet. >> it's an important warning. good morning. though i think it's one parents can intuit on their own. children use social media a lot. people are sometimes mean on social media. and children have been suffering record levels of mental health crises. it adds up. let's take a look at the report. you probably wouldn't be surprised to find out two-thirds of children use social media every day, 13 to 17-year-olds. but perhaps surprising is one-third of teens report using social media essentially constantly. the most important line in the report, "we cannot conclude that social media is sufficiently safe for children and adolescents." here's the surgeon general speaking on "tod

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that event kicked off this morning in the city's central park area. the two daylong extravaganza features fine arts and food along with kite flying demos and international music. you have already missed today but there is another chance to partake in the fun. the final day of the festival happens tomorrow from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.. it is like you almost plan this because the kites are flying. >> this is a perfect day for a wind festival because we have a festival of winds going on right now. here is a look at speeds across the area right now. before i get to that i want to show you live doppler 7 because we have some active weather to our north, there is thunderstorm activity and a little bit of it left up in the clear lake area. it was more widespread about an hour ago but the reason we have such active weather is this area of low pressure centered over northern california. in the pacific northwest. it is destabilizing the atmosphere just enough that we have moisture and an outbreak of thunderstorms to our north. but what we are getting out of it her

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every year , from 5 to 7 cities, we improve both central parks and forest parks, because the forest isn the city. everyone wants it to be clean , tidy, safe, and these works are 50 parks. we are now doing in the moscow region with the onset of heat, and large-scale repairs have begun. roads, somewhere capital somewhere patched, the result should please hundreds of thousands of drivers. we have seen 50 times this year. e passed through zero, and the temperature, what does it mean with destruction? there is patching on the road, it is now on a large scale and will continue to continue and on regional roads and on federal and municipal roads. summer in the moscow region, that is, hundreds of festivals , concerts, master classes, thematic excursions, is just around the corner, the organizers programs of events are being prepared , just now we will have a traditional festival and tchaikovsky and all museum-estates open sergiev posad kolomna is very popular. chekhov various concert venues sporting events. ah. the region will live to the fullest. the first festival, theatrical, will begin in

we have so many homeless now only here in central park, brooklyn. but all around the city.o what we what i was expecting was, let's fix our home first. let's take care of our our people first and then bring whoever they have to bring in immigrants, immigrants. >> they're more than welcome . all right. joe , it's interesting. >> and you do get the sense that in urban america, people are slowly beginning to see, wow, this is fast decay. >> it's happening right before our eyes. people are waking up and we know that liberals fall over themselves to tout diversity. i hope every liberal on the city council and state legislatures saw the video from all these protests because you saw new yorkers of every race color, creed, angry that their child or in this case their grandchild, school is less safe because they're allowing people who are unvetted criminals, perhaps just to be in there. >> jim , i think this is such a travesty. we're talking about ten billion dollars i'm sorry, eight billion dollars per day per day. imagine that. what that could do for her community in terms of poli

other people differently last thursday night, the body of 50 year-old david brill was found in central park. a few blocks east of uc davis. campus. rule was known as compassion guy around town. the community fixture for more than a decade. 2 nights later on saturday, police found 20 year-old uc davis student kareem to with multiple stab wounds at near by sycamore park that second time, especially since i i knew the victim. it was some. >> definitely time to lock down and make sure you know where you're going. you're not going out after dark. you're not going out alone. michael taylor tells fox 40 he graduated davis high with new gene in bumped it to him on campus in the fall. he said, you know, how's it going? >> longtime the cip get out as he was graduating really say he was supposed to graduate this spring in monday night. davis police say a woman was stabbed inside of a tent at a homeless encampment near el in second streets in davis. a witness account close to a suspect description taking its sycamore park 2 nights before all of yesterday. i don't like i don't even go out and wanting wa

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. and did not see when, when garage invent that each payment since the burger will ever many countries, glo, conscious, they did not see them. also, they could not imagine the chinese were going to do the same, nor the speed with which they are changing. so don't live with you. look at what's happened with china is with it's international finance architecture. they've constructed a complete one any 70 years that you go so i mean, the wis took 50 years. i have to tell you, professor accreditation 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, mm. mm hm. some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities in other countries. the united states of america is different. wearable people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states. ah, a human being about 80 golds. anybody basie, sincerely, city. if

much like e central park in n new york,, this 1,2,200-acre ururban oasisis acts as s a settingg for mostst of the lolocals' le storieies, dating g back to 18. talk 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 endange

the first stabbing on thursday night at central park. 50-year-old dave was stabbed to death.was a well-known figure in davis, nicknamed the compassion god. the second stabbing, two nights later on saturday, two miles away in sycamore park adjacent to an elementary school. a 20-year-old uc davis student was stabbed to death on a bike path on his way home from presenting groundbreaking research. he was set to graduate in just days. the third stabbing last night at a homeless encampment near second and davis. a woman in her 60s was stabbed through her tent. there were witnesses who described a similar suspect, the man seen on saturday night. witnesses described him as light complexion with curly hair and a thin build monday he was seen wearing brown shoes and a backpack. police say they are working on a suspect sketch now and have four witness descriptions to go on from the two stabbings. the fbi definition of serial murder is the unlawful killing of two or more people. this seems to fit the description, so we asked investigators that pointed question today. >> at what point do

it all began last thursday when a body was found in central park in davis, another man identified as uc davis student was later found stabbed in sycamore park 3 days later. >> and on monday, an unhoused woman was stabbed near by. then yesterday police say they spotted near where the second stabbing occurred. he was taken into custody and after a lengthy interview charged in all 3 incidents, karma dickerson tells us more about the suspect. it seems a weight had been lifted as the chief of a small normally quiet safe community announced. so we are >> to deliver the news. the entire community that everybody's been waiting to hear. we've made. >> carlos dominguez says the man they believe is responsible. officers caught up with the 21 year-old wednesday evening when more than a dozen people called in tips he was lurking near sycamore park. the location of the second murder to rock the city of davis ma last week. it was exactly what he was described wearing where be in daylight as opposed to the president for night. >> if what you find. >> it does not appear so. but as you described, the