paris's john. park hosts an installation called while in motion it brings visitors even closer to the wild animals than african safaris without disturbing real animals in their natural habitats. really want to use new technologies so that we can be teleported to be among the animals to be in the midst of this wildlife in the ocean with chimpanzees sea breeze and be amazed that visit his curiosity is a rationalist and they learn by seeing and being that this is another potential application as it is dontcha bellows $360.00 degree and. tanks view is all around the gemini unesco world heritage sites with the. this column i can travel to various places virtually even interact with them that's an important feature directing that enhances the immersion in this virtual reality if i can interact a bit i've got something i can do and not just be a spectator. what are your thoughts on the are when is it amazing and when could you do without personally i couldn't get enough of the bumper cars but overall the techn

chang and john park, the most successful proximitier into an asian-american clientele. the clientele here remains predominantly asian-american college students and young professionals. mr. chang has thrown large events and a lot of 18-and-over events at many different establishment establishments. mr. chang is here. no longer stuck in traffic. the -- they've moved into l.a. and mr. chang has been doing a lot of parties down in los angeles. i was lucky to be at the opening of arena k town, korea town, in los angeles in the spring of 2018. that particular venue took off like a rocket ship and is extremely successful and very non-problematic. jackson bought the shares -- or entered into an agreement to start promoting parties at the mission sports bar, and eventually we are now at the a.b.c. with a stock transfer application. but the biggest problem we've had with this particular venue is the first night they opened on a thursday night, 550 people were in line by about 9:00. they have a very large social media presence. they created a media buzz and they do a really good j

the issue for bart's parking, but as john ramos explains, the solution could be a pedestrian overpass. >> reporter: bart has known since it opened it station that there is not nearly enough parking to meet demand. so they are looking for other ways to get people here. as the easternmost bart station, antioch is the first connection to the line that a lot of people come to. so the 2000 space parking lot filled up by 5:30 a.m. there are plans to add 850 more spaces nearby, the bard board knows that will not begin to solve the parking problem. and, according to bart spokesman jim allison, they really don't want to. >> part is not in the business of building parking lot >> reporter: so since building a large parking garage here is out, the agency is exporting other ways to get more people to the station. >> one of the things we are looking at is a pedestrian bridge over state route four. so, we are soliciting public feedback on what they would want in a pedestrian and bicycle bridge. >> reporter: it is just a concept now but would do the same thing as this pedestrian bridge near the pleas

. >>> a popular park in berkeley is set to receive a makeover. >> work is already under way at john hinkle park. the improvements include a new picnic area to replace a clubhouse destroyed in the far. crew also reconstruct the stairway at somerset place and construction is set to take approximately five months. >>> nbc bay area responds with two consumer teams under roof. one helping viewers in english, the other in spanish. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a look at some of the money they helped to recently get back for their customers. >> good morning. "nbc bay area responds" began our joint mission with telemundo 48 responde three years ago and since then our teams have helped viewers like you get back or save more than $3.879 million, including caitlin in san jose, having trouble getting money back from the unclaimed money department in the state of california. they helped her retrieve that $47.78 that was missing. kevin in santa clara told us he was being billed for somebody else's streaming video service. we helped tune in a refund of $155.88. our telemundo colleagu

john reports from king park in north berkeley.>> reporter: is an old saying when everyone is responsible for something no one is responsible for it. that is how it feels at king park in berkeley. the top lot designed for children up to five years old. the massive tree that fell on it took out most of the play equipment. the tree was cut up and removed. it has been six months and the area is still fenced off. the park backs up to king middle school and though students hang out here during recess. making it tough for the parents and nannies who bring the little ones to play. >>> it is not safe for the smaller ones. when the school is on break. the big kids come to play here. we have to move to the other side of the park. >> reporter: because this is a safe play area for little children never thought it would be fixed quickly. at this point nothing has been touched. a notice posted by the city said it will not be replaced until sometime in 2020. >>> i thought by the time school started it would have been at least halfway fixed. but it's not. it looks like it has been sitting for a long time

thank you john don't forget to park those cars in the shade. >>8 so your car will be hot when you get back to it later on. we're checking in on the bay bridge traffic. there's a line in the cash lanes cash payers little slow taking out the money. police sea lanes open on the left and right but a good trip across the span to downtown san francisco. checking in on 92, it's busy we have more cars on the road now more brake lights leaving hayward it's only 11 minutes, so so the drive time is holding steady with no major issues here to worry about to the peninsula. what about the golden gate keep moving the camera little bit every time you check it we get a different perspective right, one oh one looks good 20 minutes here on nevado to the toll plaza all is well if you're making away from the north bay to san francisco. what about the freeways freeways are looking good. i saw a lot of construction, this morning on 5.80 was a mess i the firm like dublin through san leandro on over to the oakland side so no crashes or stalls but lots of road word lots of lane reductions that you have to deal

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the shooting started on 42nd and john bend, shepard park way at the movie theater area. no shooting inside. all of the records happened outside of the building. this is coming from the director of the public safety at the odessa police department. jim cavanaugh is on the phone with me right now, former atf agent. they're saying anywhere from 10 to 20 injured. 10 to 20 injured. details still sketchy. you can probably imagine here as we've covered these sorts of incidents unfortunately many times before, jim. the director of public safety trying to get all the information they can give to media to potentially warn citizens, residents of odessa and mid land. it being an active shooting, there's concern more could be injured and potentially loss of life. jim, when you look at the details that we got from the director of public safety just in to us at nbc news and what they're able to tell us at the moment, what's your feeling? >> well, you know, if you're in command there, you want air operations. this guy is in a postal van or white truck that was described, you should be a

cramer, my name is john from asbury park, new jersey >> you know i love asbury park what's up? >> caller: my stock is crato's defense, ticker number ktos. they reported yesterday. they beat on upper and lower numbers. their fuller guidance was great, but yet the stock sold off i'm confused >> you should be confused because this happened time and again to kratos. every time the bears have come in and they trash it, i do not blame short sellers. i'm saying kratos, i recommended the stock -- it went up to 12, then went back to 9. that's the pattern so you wait a little bit kratos is in the sweet spot. i like defense here, i like defense. i do like l-3 harris more. >>> dolan in rhode island. dolan. >> caller: hey, jim, my son is watching your show for a year and he's got a question for you. here he is >> caller: hi, mr. cramer. my question for you is about wells fargo, the stock i invest in it now, wait a little or invest in something else >> kid's got horse sense he's looking at the market these days everyone tells you you have to be in index funds. listen to this boy, how smart h

. >> john, iowa produces more parking than any state in america. they produce 90,000 pieces of pork every year, but senator cory booker chelsea gabbard won't get to have any because they don't eat meat. they will have to politely convince a state of meat lovers to love them without letting their food. >> john: certainly a lots at the state fair, hillary tonight, thank you. there is growing to stomach concern that isis is renting a come back lucas expense from the pentagon tonight. >> in march, the right the whie declared that all isis activity was gone. they could be back in syria returning to its insurgent routes in iraq. a refugee camp in northeast syria, there are 43,000 isis supporters and family members with minimal security watching over them. according to the report. it also says, the iraqi military "lacks the whole forces in areas we captured from isis and u.s. fighters elect personnel" 10,000 isis fighters remain detained in syria, but many countries are reluctant to take a foreign affairs back. secretary of state mike pompeo says he is no

. >>> police have arrested a suspect they say killed a man in livermore parking lot this morning. 30-year-old john was arrested in elk grove this afternoon. investigators remained on the scene for hours walking off the parking lot between walmart and kohls on lost basile's road. the suspect and the victim are transients who live in the nearby creek. the violence was part of a long running dispute. >>> they knew each other. it was just a feud that went down between the two of them. that led to the suspect pulling a firearm and shooting him. >>> the victim was found dead at the scene with several gunshot wound to the torso. he now faces murder charges. he is expected to be brought back to livermore this evening. >>> a major development in the massive search for 2 teenage murder suspects in canada. the grisly end to the manhunt that has the community on edge for weeks. >>> hundreds arrested in a massive immigration raid in mississippi. what the feds are saying about one of the largest workplace sweeps in years. >>> colin kaepernick not giving up on a come back. his message to nfl teams. >>> if you we

some in nairobi already dreaming big as a corrigible found out at the biggest skate park in the capital i. can say john quinones the one who sky using helps me to be strong when i'm on my skateboard i feel free when i'm moving on the board especially when i'm dropping into the ball and i come out i feel sorry good enough will be. whenever 16 year old william gets a chance she trains at the chandelier skate park she grew up here just a few metres away of the children's home and nairobi where more than 100 children in need are provided with a shelter regular meals and free schooling but the best part of course so the children say is that skate park. i'm scared to every day i like getting the clothes out must get. the pop open in 2014 and it's not only east africa's 1st skate park but also its largest. this represents much more than a sports facility and a space for leisure this is where the children of trying to build themselves and well on the weekends they welcome children of all backgrounds from across nairobi to help and learn from each other fun friending together and most importantly. to build long

. >> for the second time in a month a murder in liver more. 30-year-old john is accused of killing a man in the parking lot off the liver more walmart. and just last month a 16-year-old boy in liver more was shot and killed outside the taco bell. that suspect is still on the loose. violent crime, as you might know, is rare inb liver more. >>> keeping police on campus is cutting other vital resources. and the district is yes wlg a $14 million deficit and cut the budget for police officers in half. the schoolboard says it is a tough decision, especially with so many recent shootings. >> it is certainbly hard to which to grips with the fact that in communities around the country the latino community has been targeted and that's a hard file swallow sometimes but it is a reality we need face. >> reporter: the district will vote to make the budget cut tonight. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. still ahead outside lands is going green. how the popular festival is about to make history. >> plus it can track your steps and you're happy but what if it could check early signs of dementia. >> check this out. rainfall

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in the late 1990s the national park service gets a new superintendent, dr. john latcher. he has an idea that the national park service here at gettysburg should start talking about those divisive issues, that instead of avoiding them, this is an opportunity to have important conversations about what those men were fighting for in 1863. latcher has a phd in history, he's also an army veteran and he's going to be aided with congress in 2000 mandating that federally managed civil war sites include a discussion of slavery. so whether you're at ft. sumpter or gettysburg, the national park service now has an obligation to have some conversation about causes of the civil war, including slavery, in its exhibits. for a narrative since 1863 that avoided that deliberately, you can imagine how cataclysmic this change in interpretation is. and that comes to fruition with the opening of the new visitors center. you've all been in there. you know what i'm talking about. this building opens in 20108. you can go through the museum and you can get a discussion of slavery, a discussion of re

sources are running low but the some blue tribe who live near the park stopped such poaching long ago thanks partly to education work by john's colleagues tribal elders have noticed the change in stocks to. be very nice to be many giraffes here now there are far fewer of them. without giraffes there would be fewer tourists and less income for the somebody who sells 70 is. but tourism comes in different forms it also includes trophy hunting which is legal in southern african countries like south africa namibia and zambia. this american woman for example shot a rare giraffe in south africa she defended her action by saying her hunting fee was help maintain giraffe stocks that's a view shared by many southern african governments john daugherty says that's unacceptable and he's not alone the southern african development community now wants trophy hunters to prove that their hunting went in danger animal stocks i'm personally very pleased opinion was divided but i'm delighted that site has come to what i think is a very sensible decision that will help african countries faced with declining corrupt populations to save for all of u

anthony's formed a club and john then the superintendent the golden gate park laid out the bowling greenre here sharing meditates a permanent green now and then was opened in 1902 during the course the 1906 san francisco earthquake that citywide much the city the greens were left that with an ellen surface and not readers necessarily 1911 it had the blowing e bowling that was formed in 1912 the parks commission paid laying down down green number 2 the san francisco lawn club was the first opened in the united states and the oldest on the west their registered as san francisco lark one 101 and ti it is not all fierce competition food and good ole friend of mine drive it members les lecturely challenge the stories some may be true some not memories of past winners is reversed presbyterian on the wall of champions. >> make sure you see the one in to the corner that's me and. >> no? not bingo or scrabble but the pare of today's competition two doreen and christen and beginninger against robert and others easing our opponents for the stair down is a pregame strategy even in lawn bowling. >> p

the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. g the john and helssner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. t and frontline journalism fund, jo ann hagler.port from jon and ng (bells ringin distance) >> mark obenhaus: 36 years ago, i spt weeks in chester, pennsylvania, making a film about abortion for "frontline's" first season. it was ten years after roe v. wade. >> tonight, on "frontline," for the first time on ameran television: the experience of with this vacuum cleaner-type tube, the baby is literally pulled apart and ripped pieces. >> this is the story of the anguh of four women: two who decide to have their babies, an o choose to come here. ♪ "the abortion clinic." ♪ >> obenhaus: the film revolved around the reproductive health and counseling center.wh women came to the abortion clinic spoke about their decisions. >> can you tell me why you chose this optio as opposed to the other ones? do you know what they are? >> you don't know what your other options are? >> well, keeping it, adoption. >> mm-h

the national park service gets a new superintendent, probably a familiar face to manufacture you, dr. john latschar. he has an idea that they should start talking about those divisive issues. instead of avoiding them, this is an opportunity to have important conversations about what those men were fighting for in 1863. last year has a ph.d. in history. he's also an army veteran. he's going to be aided with congress. in 2000, mandating that federally management civil war sites include a discussion of slavery. so whether you're at fort sumter or gettysburg or frederick douglass' house, the national park service now has an obligation to have some conversation about causes of the civil war, including and that comes to fruition with the opening of the new visitors' center. you've all been in there. you know what i'm talking about, this building opens in 2008, and you can go into the new visitors' center now, go through the museum, and you can get a discussion of slavery, you can get a discussion of reconstruction. you'll get a full picture one of the most famous opponents to that is jerry russe

is the hierarchy basically president ex-head of the texas wildlife parks department, vice president? >> we miss you, john stewart. the man who dick cheney shot, for the record he ended up okay, he's alive and kicking, in his early 90s now. to this day i believe he still does have some pellets lodged beneath his skin. but the woman in the clip, who outranks the presidevice presid the united states, katherine armstrong, it was her ranch, the armstrong ranch where the shooting occurred. the "texas observer" called the ranch hallowed ground for republican politicians. they are a well-connected family in republican politics. you could see those connections in 2014 when george bush's nephew, george p. bush was elected to manage texas's sprawling oil and gas resources. he cleared house at his new office and decided when he was looking to hire that he would reach out to the armstrong family from the ranch where dick cheney shot that guy when he was looking to find somebody to fill the top job at the state oil and gas agency. he ended up hiring the daughter of katherine armstrong, a woman woman named ann idsell.

park. thank you. >> thank you, chief. >> good morning. my name is john bennett, i'm the special agent in charge of fbi san francisco. before i provide an update i want to say something to the families of stephen, keyla and trevor. i knowing in we can say or do will ever bring back your loved ones. but i want you to know that everything that law enforcement is doing from a method cal examination of our evidence to our outreach to the victims and their families to our ongoing investigation, everythingn our minds. we are very sorry for your loss. the fbi evidence response team has concluded our collection at christmas hill park. we have now turned the park back over to the city. i appreciate the public's patience while we process the scene carefully, slowly and methodically. the crime scene was expansive. we brought in significant fbi resources from around the country to do this as thoroughly and quickly as we can. now victims specialists continue to work with our local partners to support all of you directly affected by the crime through the family assista

both john and the victim i said to be transient to live in a creek at this parking lot livermore. between walmart and kohl's. he was arrested in elk grove just hours after police launch their search. spect is expected brought back to livermore to face murder charges. >>> we are waiting to hear whether the criminal known as the ski mask will be set free. george anthony sanchez was convicted of 25 in the bay area in the middle 1980s. he was sentenced to 460 years in prison. but a parole is considering whether a parole board is considering whether to release him. a new law allow certain inmates who have spent decades behind bars to be considered for parole. sanchez is 58 years old which is on the younger side of the elderly parole programs age range. he is currently house at the correctional training facility in sola dad. >>> a fat a fire in eastern contra costa county force residents to evacuate and left thousands of people without power. this fire sparked shortly after noon today outside the rural town of oakley. and destroyed 2 outbuildings. it quickly spread to 58 acres. but crew

. >>> the suspect accused of murdering a man in a livermore parking lot has been captured south of sacramento. police believe 30-year-old john shot and killed a man early this morning near the livermore walmart. investigators remain on scene for hours blocking off the area to shoppers. police believe he and the victim were both transients who lived in a nearby creek, and that the violence was a part of a long-running dispute >> they knew each other, it was a feud that went down between the two of them that led to the suspect pulling the firearm and shooting. >> he was captured in oak grove this afternoon and we brought back to livermore to face murder charges. >>> fire crews and contra costa county getting control of a fast-moving grass fire that forced some residents to flee their homes. the winds fueled a 58 acre fire outside of a rural town of oakley and burned two buildings. nearly 5000 people lost power as a precautionary measure by pg&e. the crews had to call in air tankers to fight the blaze. forward progress has been stopped and the evacuations have been lifted. air-quality advisory has been issued for eastern contra

johns hopkins. they put him out of a parking lot where he wanted to do a press conference.ident asked black america what do you have to lose? well, we're losing a lot in baltimore and other urban cities. mr. president, it's time to help, not to point fingers. >> well, ryan, listen, greg sergeant over at "the washington post" is making the argument that trump's strategy is moving from s-hole countries to s-hole districts. what do you think of that? >> i think there's -- i think there's some truth to that. you know, first of all, april made me and phil look really bad by not complimenting you on the terrific job you did. >> you guys don't have to do that. >> and dana and jake did. it's two of the most substantive debates i've seen. i've covered every campaign since 2000. you guys did a great job. >> thank you. >> i think what greg says, there is a lot of truth to that. you know, one of the most unusual parts of obviously an extremely unusual president is that he sees himself in his rhetoric and his style as president only of his half of the country. his voters. and we see thi

park site. >> good afternoon. my name is john bennett. i'm the special agent in charge of fbi san francisco. and i appreciate everybody.coming out and spending a few moments with us. i'd like to first start by offering my condolences to the victims of this tragedy. it is a senseless act. and our hearts and prayers go out to the families that are impacted and affected by this. i want to talk a little bit about the fbi resources we're provide together gilroy police department. right now, we have multiple evidence response teams in from across the country. and pretty much every fbi field division has evidence response teams. when the call goes out, they start flowing in this direction. that is coordinated by our headquarters evidence response units. so we have people from virginia, people from west coast, east coast and everywhere in between helping process the scene. we also have our victim assistance unit out here right now. and they're working with the gilroy police department and santa clara's d.a.'s office, the people involved with the victims in getting some of the personal belongings bac

park site. >> it afternoon. my name is john bennett. i'm a special agent in charge of fbi san francisco and i appreciate everyone coming out and spending a few moments with us. i would like first to start by offering my condolences to the victims of the tragedy. it is a senseless act and our hearts and prayers go out to the families impacted. i want to talk about the fbi resources we are providing to the gilroy police department. right now, we have multiple evidence response teams in from across the country. pretty much every fbi field division has evidence response teams. when the call goes out, they start flowing in this direction. that is coordinated by our headquarters at its response units we have people from virginia, west coast, east coast and everywhere in between helping to process the scene. we also have our victims assistance unit out here right now and they are working with the gilroy police department and sent a cleanser santa clara d.a. , the people involved with victims and getting some of the personal belongings back to

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johns gets. what this youngster can do with the bulls is mind boggling in the middle of the park and in the final end. i. think she thinks she's pretty tough with the traffic. touch technical ability and feel for the ball cough it is the full package 17 goals just 19 not bad at all i'm happy with all my players to be honest not only this guy is exceptional he's 19 years old and is showing it almost every game so happy with his slice his touch is enough to guide the full home hospice a stop it's a day some are. packing a castle goldman's bon storming striker straight to the point i ask you against. such tight shut up shut up i said i said i said at the box i said to check his 7th goal but to him and his for counting talk about such an impact. because if you feed him on shuffle size go from tall man think but in tall he works hard for the team and is an ice cold finisher did and you saw his confidence in the goal and he's got to enjoy that. newsom's was also 18 goals in 26 games and 2nd place on the leak story of shots at season's end goal machine taco bell caught. another exciting young gun for th

police say john inocencio and another man identified as ron elias got into a fight in the parking lot between kohl's and walmart. >> we believe this was a feud between the suspect and victim. and they got into an argument. >> reporter: investigators say both men lived in a one half mile long homeless encampment that runs parallel to the arroyo creek and 583 away. they said inocencio used a rifle, shooting elias several times in the torso, killing him . >> i heard gunshots and someone was screaming. a girl was screaming. and i just took off and it kind of scared me. >> reporter: officials say several hundred homeless residents live along the creek. while there are instances of violence, this is the first homicide in the area . >> it doesn't matter whether they are homeless or not but it is kind of scary. you know? too many people shooting nowadays. >> reporter: livermore police say they were already on the way to elk grove to check out a tip about inocencio when they got a call that authorities had pulled him over. he was driving a white bronco and was taken into custody without incide

john river. and today we should have a lot of boats parked here docked for tailgating. florida state should play boise state at the jaguar home sfaumd. but the university officials moved the game to tallahassee to prepare for dorian, because in has been such a difficult storm to track. because it has been slow. the movement of it out in the ocean has changed. and so they're trying to be as prepared as possible here. you're not seeing the panic at the gas stations or grocery stores in jacksonville. they are familiar with hurricanes most of them are prepared in the late summer months. but what they are doing is paying attention to how close it's getting. and what time the hurricane will come past the city. that's because of the river storm surge here. undoubtedly they will see flooding in the city no matter what. i've covered hurricanes in the jacksonville. hurricane irma created catastrophic flooding. matthew created flooding. it doesn't have to hit this part of northern florida to be affected. that's what you have to keep in mind here. make sure people who moved her rec

parking lot. elk grove police arrested 30- year-old john inocencio this afternoon.ay he took off after using a rifle to shoot at the arroyo plaza shopping center in livermore create investigators say both lived in a homeless encampment that runs parallel to the arroyo eek and interstate 580. >> we believe at this point this was a feud between the suspect and the victim. and that they got into an argument. >> that's a live, doesn't matter whether they're homeless or not. it's kind of scary. you know? too many people shooting. you know? nowadays. >> reporter: authorities say a large number of homeless people live along the creek. while there have been some cases of violence, they say this is the first homicide in the area. >>> a judge sentenced an oakland man to prison today for his role in a 2015 gun battle that left an innocent woman dead. 30-year-old pierce was killed by a stray bullet as she tried to shield her children when shots rang out down the block in her west oakland neighborhood. 33-year-old shelton mcdaniels was sentenced to 40 years to life in prison. se

it sanitized but it's comfortable park service gets a new superintendent, probably a familiar face to manufacture you, dr. john latschar. he has an idea that they should start talking about those divisive issues. instead of avoiding them, this is an opportunity to have important conversations about what those men were fighting for in 1863. last year has a ph.d. in history. he's also an army veteran. he's going to be aided with congress. in 2000, mandating that federally management civil war sites congress. in 2000 mandating that federally managed civil war included discussion of slavery. so whether you are at fort sumter or gettysburg or frederick douglass's house, the national park service now has an obligation to have some conversation about causes of the civil war including slavery and its exhibits. for a narrative since 1863 that avoided that deliberately you can imagine how th cataclysmic this change in interpretation is. and that comes to fruition on the opening of the new visitor center. you have all been in there and you know what i'm talking about. it opens lain 2008 and you can go into the new visito

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john lawrence has the latest. >>president trump and xi jinping no longer walking together but rather walk in the park. >>pect more fed rate cuts probably down the road and that would you'll likely lower the value of the dollar which would lower interest rates further the us and then we have to wait and see what china does next to react to that. >>mister trump vented his frustration in a tweet monday saying china is intent on continuing to receive the hundreds of billions of dollars they have been taking from the us with unfair trade practices and currency manipulation is administration formally designated china has such later in the day, the first such move since the early 1990's just seems as if the us feels that. >>they can continue this trade war and that it will hurt china more then the us will china feels that you know, hey we don't have a free election in 2020 to worry about tension started to rise last week when trump how to impose a 10% tariff on billion worth of us imports from china china responded by devaluing its currency effectively offsetting the tariffs and by halting purchases of ameri