one person is in the hospital after the violence at delores park. sergio quintana is live at the police staying with more details. >> reporter: investigators are still piecing together exactly what happened. two shots were fired and that basically created a panic in the park. crime scene tape encircled the pedestrian bridge on to the park from church street. this is where the shots were fired. >> a bunch of people started running down the hill. >> as we were about to walk, we heard two like loud shots. we were not sure if they were gunshots or not. >> reporter: they watched as people ran from the gunfire. i saw people running. >> i saw people slowlying was up i did see a lot of people running. >> no one was injured in the panic. one person was shot and rushed to the hospital. he is expect to survive his wounds. another person is being detained. we don't know if he is a suspect or a witness. the area where today's shooting happened is in the exact spot where another shooting happened nearly two years ago of since then a security camera has been insta

the company sent us before and after photos of dryrot with work they did on the delores building to illustrate the kind of improvements they made. as for evicting tenant, they told us "we have one of the lowests of any landlords in the city." that's exactly what they intend to do. because leaving this building would mean leaving the bay area. o l he.>> reporr: and they're determined not to stay silent. >> at the moment, i'm gonna try and stay. this is community. we have a community here. we all know each other. alternate a wonderful place to be. i think it's important that we also do this work. >> reporter: john has been in that ren-controlled apartment for 23 years. his lawyers anticipate they'll be adding more tenants through that lawsuit. >> what is the status of the lawsuit? >> reporter: it's still in the works. the court has ordered those lawyers to amend their complaint. they've got 60 days to do that. and they've asked for more specific information about each individual tenant. >> keep us updateded. >>> moving onto the weather. we're living in contra costa county tonight. paul is in dan

it was created by labor leader delores fuerto, credited with teaching america that, yes, we can. >> ifve a better world for everybody. >> strike! >> reporter: they founded the workers foundation with the focus of ending economic injustice. in 1988 she was beaten by police during a protest in san francisco. >> working together to do the right thing! >> reporter: ironically, today that same city honored her by naming a school after the civil rights activist. it was a vindication of sorts. the idea surfaced years ago. >> but i kept pushing it and pushing it and people started listening and others started pushing it more than i did, and finally the principal here with his community, they pushed it. >> reporter: she has been awarded the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian award in the united states. she told t struggle towds equality and justice has never ended. >> young people, people of color are at the forefront. so i think we are going to see a change in our society and it is happening right now as we speak. >> reporter: at 89, wuerta is still a motivating force. >> who'

investigators say a man was shot last night at delores park.nesses say they heard several shots go off. and then saw people running. the victim is expected to be okay. at this time, police do not have a description of the suspect. >>> we will have much more on this story, coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00. and online at kpix.com. >>> shark warning signs are up along a coast in hawaii after a visitor from placer county died in an apparent shark attack over the weekend. dr. thomas smiley was pulled from the water on the back of a jet ski. a shark bit the leg of smiley while he swam 60-yards off the beach in maui. first responders performed cpr. but it was too late. the 65-year-old optometrist died on the scene during a vacation with his wife. >> we were watching the man get pulled up. we could hear her screaming. she was saying that's my husband. that's my husband. >> smiley had just retired this year. hawaii has the second most unprovoked shark attacks in the united states. four of the most fatal shark attacks in the united states occurred on

my name is carolyn kennedy and i'm the chair and with doug delores park. and i'm here to talk about fp50s impact on our transit. something that i touched on a couple weeks ago when i was here and i requested an environmental impact study on the impact on san francisco. when i spoke to you last time two weeks ago i was especially concerned about the impact on our infrastructure. we have deficits in our operating and capital budgets on our transit systems. if i could have the overhead -- you can see a table here and also attached to my handout for you, that shows a summary of the needs of all of our transit systems around the area. and the sfmta has a billion dollar gap to fund its projected needs through 2045. the total gap is actually $210 billion for all systems. these are published studies that were conducted by the agencies themselves. so we have a lot of work to do. and that was perfect there was an upzoning in our city. and, last friday we had a major incident in our muni metro tunnel for the service out for the a.m. and the p.m. commutes. a power lin

delores fitzpatrick. >> reporter: to tell this story, we need to go back to the 1940s. >> she married eddie finnell. and sadly, he was the one that was killed in world war ii. >> reporter: she used the money she received from the survivor's pension to create a permanent reminder of herirst husband. daughter linda r diamond from who felg. >> she wanted me to have this ring. >> reporter: little did she know, linda would have that ring for just a week. >> i started talking to my neighbor and started throwing thel me alone, and the ring flew off. >> reporter: the search was on. she even rented a metal detector to scan her front yard. >> needless to say, i've been looking for it for 18 rears. >> reporter: until last month, one of the landscapers was blowing leaves when he saw something sparkle. >> he saw that, he found it. >> oh, she was almost cries. she was so happy. she gave me a hug. >> reporter: linda's mother passed away seven years ago. >> feel like this, that my mom is with me. >> reporter: but today her memory shines on. >> now that i have it, it's great. >> reporter: in oakland,

araldine evelyn costello delores paula kashewka left to go shopping on tuesday but never returned. we're told they both live in the 200 blockof booth street in gaithersburg. there's a panera bread and bb and b tnk there. one is 81, the other 89. the pair were last seen driving an ivory covered lincoln mkx, a small suv-type vehicle. it has maryla license plates. be sure to call montgomery county lice if you know where either of these women might be. aaron, eun, back you. all right. thank you. >>> 4:05. this morning, democratic calls for attorney general williig barr to r are growing louder.>> house speaker nancy pelosi has even gone as far as accusing barr of committing a crime. she sara the attorney ge lied to congress when he was asked whether he knew whether robert mueller was unsatisfied withfhis summary o the russia report. this week we learned mueller sent barr a letter telling him as much.ti at the, barr said he was unsure how mueller felt. yesterday barr refused to appear edfore a house committee because the democrats plan having a lawyer question him. the justice department

> meantime, police are still looking for the man who shot a man in the stomach at san francisco's delores park. it happened at 5:00 sunday. neighbors telling kpix 5 their this isn't the first time they've dealt with this in r thha st done. >>someg like that is ly going to do anything. i think until some of the underlying economic issues are addressed, it's not going to change anything. >> there is occasionally people that make me feel a little uncomfortable around. but i think that's also the nature of living in a city. >> the man wounded this weekend is expected to be okay. the sfpd gang task force is now investigating. >>> this morning, the search is on for a woman accused of stealing a puppy from an east bay pet food express. surveillance video shows the woman carrying the puppy in her arms and out a door. workers at the jelly's place animal shelter in san pablo say the woman was carrying iris, a 4-month-old chihuahua mix. >> and i look down and iris is gone. and i'm like, where is iris? so we thought maybe she was walking around the store with her? so we started searching the store. s

. >> give it up for delores swarta. she'll be with us friday when we have our official ceremony for her at 1:00 p.m. so if you can make it, please join us. with no objection, i'll take section j which is the introduction of proposals and assignment to committee. this will be heard in section b. we'll just wedge it in right after we do the minutes, i think. and then we'll have public comment on agenda items after that. section a, general information, section b opening items. one approval of board minutes of the regular meeting of april 23, 2019 and special meeting of may 7, 2019 and we need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> any corrections? roll call. (roll call). speaker cards are necessary if you wish to address the board of education. an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item called and presented to the executive assistant, to my right. members of the public have two minutes to address the board and/or time set by the president or, in this case, vice president according to board rules

[applause] joanne and delores, please stand up, because these are the individuals who work with our babiesisions and make our work so successful. thank you for your continued support of this project. anything that we can do to make this a safe and nourishing community, we're committed to doing that, thank you so much. [applause] >> you know, as we went to some of the planning commission meetings advocating, it became such a family affair, particularly having the son of thomas, who testified at the commission. and i think he was the deciding voice. [applause] so, thank you for being part of the struggle. and speaking part of the struggle, i love this -- the acronyms, homeys organizing the mission to empower youth. how many clearer could that be? [applause] -- how much clearer could that be? homeys have dedicated the mission to work with young adults. they do it by empowering the youth and delivering their programs with hope, with empowerme empowerment, leadership, culture and most importantly with love. i want to turn this over to the director of homey, roberto. turn it over to you, right?

a plan to improve delores park.e near the park are willing to pay more in taxes in order to clean things up in the park. >> and a vote to strike in the east bay. the teachers willing to walk out of the classroom on monday. >>> so far it is okay. it is a little wet out there. this is san jose. it lacks okay getting off highway 17. >>> cloudy for some. some light rain for others moving south and north. this is just the leading edge of the system. cloudy and light rain, but it will pick up later today. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>> good morning. breaking news this morning. a deadly shooting overnight in oakland. we're live on the scene in just minutes wit

meantime, police are still looking for whoever shot a man in the stomach at san francisco's delores park. it happened around 5:00 p.m. sunday. neighbors telling kpix 5, this isn't the first time they've dealt with crime in their neighborhood. in 2017, a triple shooting prompted the city to install city cameras as a deterrent. but some say more needs to be done. the man wounded this weekend is expected to be okay. the sfpd gang task force. >>> a police k-9 taking down a suspect at an ihop in placer county. [ s [ -- screaming. >> the man is ryan heater. police say he jumped the counter as he looked for his wife who works at the restaurant. police say he ignored their commands and took on the k-9. >> he grabbed his mouth and shut it, which is crazy. >> the police officer and k-9 are seen taking down that suspect. he is in jail on charges of resisting arrest. >>> police in southern california say a vandal who described himself as president trump is now under arrest. the orange county sheriff's department released these photos and you can see the mask, there along with some of the other gear,

police say geraldine evelyn costello and delores paula kashewka left to go shopping on tuesday but never returned. we're told they both live in the 200 block of booth street in gaithersburg. there's a panera bread and a bb & ank in the area. castillo is 85. shewka is 89. they were last seen driving a lincoln mkx, smaller suv-type vehicle, with maryland plates. call police if you know where either might be. back to you. >> thank you.s >>> thimorning, democratic calls for attorney general william barr to resign are growing louder. >> house speaker nancy pelosi has even gone as far as accusing barr of a committing crime. she says the attorney general lied to congress when he asked robert ew whether mueller was unsatisfied with his summary of the russia report. this week we learned mueller sent barr a letter telling him as much.ti at the barr said he was unsure how mueller felt. he refused to appear before a ee house com because democrats were going to have a lawyer question him. the justice department said that was improper. >>> tennessee congressman steve cohen wanted to send a clear messa

here's a picture two of people shooting up at mission delores park. house next to these junkies currently sells for $6 million. city officials are well aware of the problem san francisco residents have reported feces and syringe complaints on nearly every block of the city. former mayor mark farrellk told local media even he had stepped on a use the needle at the civic center plaza right near downtown but nothing is changing. despite the reports and the money that san francisco spends on cleaning its streets, we found syringes and human feces all over the city. san francisco isn't the only city that has lost control. not in the country and certainly not in california. tomorrow we will take you to other parts of that state and what you see will shock you. it shocked us. our homeless in america series continues new place each night this week. students and staff at observe buyer lynn college attack ad bakery called it racist pled guilty to the shoplifting and assault. b now that bakery is fighting to regain its reputation. interesting story after the bre

police say geraldine evelyn costello and delores paula kashewka left to go shopping on tuesday but never returned.i they both l in the 200 block of booth street in gaithersburg. now there's a panera bread and bb & t bank in the area. they are 85 and 89. they were seen driving a light colored lincoln mkx, a smaller vehicle. call police if you know where either of these women might be. > ck to you. >hope they find them soon. cory smith at the live desk. thank you. >>> 6:05.th morning, democratic calls for attorney general william barr to resign are growing louder. >> house speaker nancy pelosi ins gone as far as committg barr of committing a crime. she said the attorney general lied when he was asked whether he knew whether robert mueller was uisfied with his summary of the rsia report. this week we learned mueller sent barr a letter telling him as much. at the time, barr said he was unsure how mueller felt. yesterday barr refused to appear before houseommittee because the democrats planned on having a lawyer question him. the justice department said that was mpiper. >>> tennessee congress

com. , people thatly near delores park are willing to pay more to keep the park cleaner and safer, helping the city to do something about drug needles and garbage in the park. >> in 2016 there was an event at the park that involved a shooting that was the head of a much deeper problem in cleanliness and public safety. they felt maybe this was a great, sustainable way to address these long term issues. >> households within the green benefit district would pay a tax of $100 to $250 per year. opponents say they should not be forced to pay a tax for services the city should be providing. if there is enough support a measure would go to the ballot to be voted on by people that live in the neighborhood. >>> teachers in a east bay school district plan to walk off the job by monday if they don't have a new contract by then. people in the new haven school district cleaned out their classrooms yesterday and there is one more bargaining talk session scheduled for today. the teachers say they have shown their commitment to the students and school district. now it is time for the school district to sho

. >> give it up for delores swarta. she'll be with us friday when we have o

there's a group of san francisco neighbors who say they're so fed up with the grimy streets around delors park that they are proposing to tax themselves extra to help pay for that cleanup from for spring. kelly got a tour of some of the trouble spots with one of the proponents of this idea. >>and we just let it go to waste. >>hunt's colby is pointing out one of the many green spaces in his lights neighborhood with weeds and sometimes used by the homeless to sleep. it's not ok. we also found a spot that was used as a toilet colby use his cell phone to report the problem to 3, 1, one, but he'd like to see more done this is where i would want to have power washing and twice a week 3 times of the everyday for a while until v stop this. he is thought to be a tour of the streets that would be included in the proposed mission dolores green benefit district if passed. >>a special assessment between $100 and $250 a year would be levied on each property owner in the district for 10 years that would also include parts of the castro eureka valley in the mission those on the commercial corridor parts

and his chief of staff at the time was none other than the ross an delor o, currently one of the authors of a bill that you heard mr. doggett talk about earlier. also we point with great pride someone who was the engine behind it, the intellect behind it was dr. edward ziegler out of yale. he worked at the bush center but more importantly worked for presidents starting with president kennedy through president clinton. every single administration, because they relied so much on dr. ziegler's most famous if for being known as the father of head start. but also famous for saying when looking at the plight of familiens and child child care. he said child care is a cost mick crap shoot today for america. so it has remained and it's up to us to solve this. that's why today's discussion is so heartening from my perspective. miss greszler i can't thank you enough as the chairman of the social security subcommittee for your comments about how destructive in this intergenerational battle and conflict that we seem to be endlessly involved in about -- talk about robbing from are the to pay paul. rob