. >> reporter: dave, we are across the street from kelly park where you can see behind this chain link fence they have ripped through here so they could go down near the creek. there has been no trespassing signs that we have seen all along here. but this encampment camp we were told to stay away from it. because of the hostility we might face. the homeless people living here have made it a point to hide themselves from the public. city officials have been eyeing this encampment for several months. they cleared it out last october. removing 50 tons of trash and debris. now the city estimates 125-175 people have moved back in setting up structures near the creek. they described the camp as being heavily entrenched. some people are actually driving down access roads and leaving their cars near their camp. a project manager from the housing department says a cleanup crew aloss with police and animal control will start showing up here at 8:30 a.m.. the cleanup begins at 9:00. coming up in the next half hour of the morning news. we will tell you about some of the deterrents. reporting live

just before 3:00 a.m., officers responded to a call across center road near kelly park. parking lot with at least one gunshot wound. firefighters pronounced that victim dead at the scene. investigators say they do not know the motive at this time. >>> we are tracking a new investigation, after two tourists were stabbed outside a san francisco hotel. ktvu's lorainne blanco is live this morning on 7th street, where she just spoke with the hotel employee. >> reporter: mike, that's right. i just talked with one of the employees here during the stabbing, and she said she had just registered one of those guests. and when he went to his car right over here in this driveway, he got into an argument with the suspect and the man stabbed him and fled in a car. now, the fight started around 11:00 last night on the 100 block of 7th street at the americana hotel best western plus. one of the guests was stabbed three times. the other person was stabbed in the arm. they were both taken to san francisco general hospital. we're told they are in stable condition this morning. they are expec

. >>> police in san jose investigate a homicide overnight in a parking lot two blocks from kelly park. kimberly terry is live with more on the shooting. >> reporter: terry, police are still out here conducting the investigation into the death of that man who was shot at least once overnight. police say they received the first 911 call about this incident just after 2:45 a.m. when they arrived in this business park in the 1900 block of center road, they found a man dead. >> the incident occurred at an underground rave nightclub located a short distance away. officers secured the area, looked for witnesses and tried to locate any sort of evidence. >> investigators say there was a raid going on nearby that the man's body was found in the parking lot. no suspects have been detained and the motive is still being investigated. police say there were about 40 people who were outside of the rave at the time of the shooting and 40 people inside the building. they were able to interview them but still looking for more information. if you know anything about this shooting, you are asked to call s

. >>> in san jose, cleanup crews have started clearing a large homeless encampment at kelly park.t looks like about 175 people have been living there. crews found an outhouse, even a television, they ran off of generators. >>> and, federal budget cuts have kicked in testing the already thin patience of air travelers. faa furloughs causing some delays at airports across the country with air traffic controllers forced to take days off. at sfo, most lights were on schedule. some flights into and out of lax, it's a repeat of last evening when some flights out of los angeles were delayed up to two hours. >>> well, it's one of the most well manicured cities in the bay area. >> and one look at the water bill will tell you why. on this earth day, kit doe shows us why palo alto is using so much water and who is using more. kit. >> this is an increasingly common sight here in palo alto. now the thing about this city is that they know they use a lot of water and they're trying to do something about it. >> it's one of the luscious, greenest cities in the bay area and it's no wonder. palo alto

officers responded to a call just before 3:00 this morning on center road near kelly park. ey found a man lying in a parking lot with at least one gunshot wound. he died at the scene. investigators aren't sure if a large party happening nearby is linked to that shooting. this mark's san jose's 11th homicide of the year. >>> two people are recovering from a violent attack outside their san francisco motel late last night. as lorainne blanco reports, the tourists were stabbed as they arrived at their hotel near 7th and mission streets. >> reporter: a brightly lit building, but late last night, the driveway of america can hotel on 7th street became a dark place for two tourists. >> it makes me realize it was a good thing i didn't go out last night. that was the whole reason, because i'm here by myself. i didn't want to go out. >> reporter: a hotel employee says a group of loud men asked to use the bathroom around 11:00 p.m. when she told them it was just for hotel guests, they became angry. one of the men went outside, got into an argument with a tourist, then stabbed him and a

kelly park is a popular place for san jose's homeless. today crews started clearing out camps that were set up for months. the city says somewhere between 150 to 175 transients live there in the park. crews found an out house, even a television they ran off generators. city laters say the camps pose great risks. >> encampments propose a serious health risk and risk to the community and to the environment, as well. >> crews expect this to be a multiday clean-up job. the city did a sweep of the area last year in october. >>> there are fewer air traffic controllers on the job this morning. those positions across the country are being furloughed due to the federal spending cuts. ke l.a.x. chico's o'hare could delays from 10 minutes to an hour and if flight controllers at sfo escape the furloughs, bay area travelers may still feel the pinch. >> we could locally have no issues. but if another airport has a staffing shortage, has congestion, we could see delays to and from the locations. >> airlines filed a lawsuit against the federal aviation ad

a man found shot to death in a parking lot on center road just blocks away from kelly park. nbc bay area kimberly terry at the scene with the latest. kimberly. >> reporter: terry, you can see investigators are still out here. police say they started getting calls about this incident at 2:45 this morning. this is just a couple of blocks from historic san jose cultural center and san jose municipal stadium in a business park. investigators say there was a rave going on nearby, but the man's body was actually found in a parking lot. >> when we arrived there were approximately 40 people outside who were detained briefly and interviewed to determine their involvement. we located 40 people inside the nightclub who had barricaded themselves inside. we eventually extricated those people and interviewed them. >> reporter: no arrests have been made, and the motive for the shooting is still being investigated. police say they do want to hear from you if you know anything about this shooting. this is the city's 11th homicide this year. live in san jose acres kimberly terry, nbc bay area

crews started clearing out camps by kelly park. the city says that somewhere between 150 and 175 homeless residents live there. so that's why they're residents. in the park crews found an outhouse and a television powered by a generator. >> poses a serious health risk. it poses a risk to the community and to the environment, as well. >> crews expect to take days to clean up the area. the city just did a sweep of the camps last october. >>> more bay area headlines. stores inside a san jose mall are back open for business after a gas leak prompted evacuations today. construction crews hit a high pressure line in the parking lot of valley fair mall this morning. authorities forced dozens of employees out of the stores. pg&e crews capped the leak just before noon. >>> an annual celebration in golden gate park left behind an ugly mess. according to the "chronicle," nearly 15,000 people showed up for this weekend's 420 party. and they left behind a ton of trash.thea up tab for the city, $10,000. >>> a dangerous stunt that starts with a sp

around the bay area on this tuesday, clean-up crews started clearing a large homeless encampment in kelly park in san jose yesterday. looks like about 175 people have been living there. crews found an outhouse, even a television that was running on a generator. >>> and bicyclists and pedestrians will have to wait a couple of more years before they can go all the way across the new eastern span of the bay bridge to treasure island. caltrans won't be able to finish the bike lane and the pedestrian path until the old bridge has been brought down. that's expected to be sometime in 2015. until then, the bike path will stop about two-thirds of the oakltoyerbbuena island. >>> time now 4:40. allowing small knives on planes? not so fast. >> why the tsa is delaying its new policy. also ahead -- >> why can't i just pay for something i want to watch? >> do you ever use someone else's password? why you may be committing a felony and some companies may look the other way. >> huge explosion there that just -- >> blowing the top up. how a race car lost its top and what happened the fans in the stands when we

there's one down in san jose in kelly park. it's an old horse carrie stored that runs around on the weekend. -- car restored that runs around on the weekend. on the one hand, you're in this foggy neighborhood, there's not much insulation. on the other hand, you've got 30 windows, and the sunshine in the day could just make the place broiling. and at night all of those windows let in the cold. so they advised people to put up curtains. they'd have little oil lamps, coal stoves, little oil/coal stoves. but it was a challenge. it was sort of part of the romance i think. it's like camping. >> how long did the fad last? >> the height of it, this all really takes off around 1897, 1898. the height of it is really the turn of the century. 1900 we're talking about 200 cars. after the earthquake in 1906, that's when it starts declining a little bit because more conventional houses start taking over and more people live permanently year-around. they're not just using it as a party pad. so it's after the quake it starts declining a little

officer were called to kelly park at 3:00 this morning. they found the man lying in the parking lot, with at least one gunshot wound. he died at scene. investigators are not sure if a large party nearby is linked to the shooting. the death marked san josi's 11th hold of the year? >>> pedestrian was struck by a tami and critically injured in san francisco. it happened after 2:00 a.m. on broadway near larkin near the broadway tunnel. one witness says the pedestrian was not in a crosswalk when he was hit. >> the impact -- we saw the body fly about 15 pete feet in the air and called 911. >> the victim was taken to san francisco general hospital are life-threatening injuries. police say the tachi driver is cooperating with police officers. investigators do not believe auto drugs or alcohol played a role in the factor. >>> following yesterday's intense manhunt in marin county. they say the suspect has likely left the san geronimo area in another stolen vehicle. son moe county sheriffs were following the man in connection with a stolen vehicle, th

officers responded to a call early this morning on center road near kelly park. they found a man in a parking lot suffering from at least one gunshot wound. the victim died on the the scene. >>> a pedestrian was hit by a taxi in san francisco overnight. the accident happened around 2:15 this morning on broadway near larken. witnesses say the pedestrian was not in a crosswalk when he was hit. >> we just heard the screech and the impact and then saw the bodies fly about 15 feet through the air and then called 911. >> police have not said whether the taxi driver will face charges. the pedestrian was transported to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. >>> the chp says a side show on a freeway caused an accident that left a toddler with a broken neck. it happened last month on interstate 880 in san leandro. the boy's mother says she was rear ended when another driver doing doughnuts forced her to stop suddenly. her 2-year-old son was rushed to the hospital with a fractured neck and is now in intensive care after undergoing surgery. >> he was bleeding out of hi

jose, crews wore protective suits as they did a major cleanup today at a homeless encampment in kelly parkmakeshift homes were torn down this morning. it was home to more than 200 people, also included a makeshift outhouse. advocates for the homeless, say 30 of those people have agreed 20 enter programs for permanent housing. it's not clear where the others may end up. >> i don't like them. >> reporter: the city says the encampment was an environmental hazard, and is planning to use road blocks, rangers around private security guards in an effort to keep the homeless from returning to the area. >>> fbi agents testified they found no traces of ricin in the home of the mississippi man charged with sending the poison to the president and a judge. his computer showed there was no evidence for he searched for instructions on how to use it. however, the letters were signed i am kc and i approve of this message. because the envelopes and stamps were self-adhesive, they are not expected to reveal any dna evidence. >>> in the texas town of west, people raced to get items from their damaged homes be

a couple blocks south of kelly park. police say there was some sort of party in the area.unclear if that is connected to the homicide. no suspects are in custody. >>> new video this morning of a house fire in saratoga. this happened last night on espizi court near highway 85. fire crews say they found downed power lines which made it dangerous. no one was hurt. it is unknown if the power lines played a role in sparking the fire. >>> a castro valley man has drowned off the coast of kauai. fire crews were called to the beach about 3:00 p.m. people were trying to get christian out of the water but rescuers say he was unresponsive. he is the 11th person to drown in this area this year. >>> more details now on the reopening of the chevron refinery enrichment. it's not just a health issue but now a financial one. a decision this week could save us money at the gas pump as early as today. "today in the bay's" cheryl heard explains. >> reporter: he represents a number of people who say they've suffered physical and emotional damages from last summer's explosion and fire. the u.s.

jose, crews wore protective suits as they did a major cleanup today at a homeless encampment in kelly parkshift homes were torn down this morning. it was home to more than 200 people, also included a makeshift outhouse. advocates for the homeless, say 30 of those people have agreed 20 enter programs for permanent housing. it's not clear where the others may end up. >> i don't like them. >> reporter: the city says the encampment was an environmental hazard, and is planning to use road blocks, rangers around private security guards in an effort to keep the homeless from returning to the area. >>> fbi agents testified they found no traces of ricin in the home of the mississippi man charged with sending the poison to the president and a judge. his computer showed there was no evidence for he searched for instructions on how to use it. however, the letters were signed i am kc and i approve of this message. because the envelopes and stamps were self-adhesive, they are not expected to reveal any dna evidence. >>> in the texas town of west, people raced to get items from their damaged homes before

a man shot to death in a parking lot just a couple blocks south of kelly park. it is unclear if that's connected to the homicide. >>> at least one person is dead after a shooting in oakland overnight. it happened in seminary and mcarthur just on the corner of the mills college campus shortly before 11:00 p.m. plims say at least two people were shot. one of them died. the other is in critical condition. the shooter is still on the loose. more details of the opening of the chevron refinery in richmond. it's not just a health issue but now a financial one. a decision could save all of us at the gas pump. >> attorney john burress represent a number of people who say they suffered physical and emotional damages from last sum earp's explosion and fire at chevron's richmond refinery. he is reacting to news that the refinery could soon be back in operation. >> they make a lot of money. it's a private enterprise. the regulatory issues around them don't seem to be enough. >> reporter: still, the plant has been running at 60% capacity. as state regulators conducted an inve

the homeless have been camping at kelly park near story and center road for months. crews found an outhouse, even a television that was being run off a generator. the city says up to 175 tranients were living there. >>> new at 6:00, frustrations for students at local communications. decreased funding and increased enrollment means students are waiting to get classes they need for their degrees. mark sayre reports from city college to explain. >> reporter: these are indeed tough times for community college students. in the past five years here in california, the number of community college offerings has dropped by 20%. and that put many students in tough spots. at city college of san francisco students know firsthand that classes are sometimes hard to come by. so is it frustrating? >> yeah, kind of. try to not let it get to me but it's frustrating. >> reporter: because he could not get his math 3e class last year, his plans to transfer to a four-year college have been delayed. >> trying to transfer and i have to put it on hold and start over again. try to work the pla

some of the most shocking confrontations happened in kelly ingram park, across from the church, where monuments to the marchers now stand. officials aimed the water hoses full blast at the marching children. mckinstry was among those hit. >> the water came out with such tremendous pressure, and it's a very painful experience, if you've never been hit by a fire hose and i thought, whoa. you know, i got knocked down and then we found ourselves crouching together and trying to find something to hold onto. people ran, people hid, people hugged buildings or whatever they could to keep the water hoses from just knocking them here and there. >> then, bystanders watched in horror as the police used dogs to try to control the crowd. news reporters captured images of young people being attacked by the german shepherds. the marching, and the arrests, went on for several days. energized by the children, adults soon joined in. >> people felt -- they felt it and their actions and their involvement came from that feeling that we were on to something that needed, that was right and that was to change

. >>> san jose officials are closing a homeless camp in kelly park.pparently 175 people have been living there for the past months. traffic and weather coming up. stay right there. >>> good morning. if you are traveling up and down the nimitz, 880 in oakland, it looks okay by the oakland coliseum. it's a little farther south. southbound 880 near tennyson, there is an accident there just cleared to the right-hand shoulder. unfortunately, there is some stacking up just behind it. over at the bay bridge, the metering lights have been on since 5:58 this morning and still jammed through the maze. that's traffic, here's lawrence. >> lots of sunshine to begin the day although we have starteds to some changes now. high pressure weakening and some patchy fog moved in along the coastline but not the santa clara valley. looking good over san jose. lots of sunshine there. the winds kicking up into the delta and the central valley. wind advisory in effect there. could see some gusts to 40 miles per hour. but otherwise, the temperatures up in the mid-80s inland. 70

baseball reporter kelly nash was at fenway park over the weekend when she took this selfy from the outfield only to hear "heads up." it was a foul ball coming right toward her. you can see it right there. it was a near miss, but thankfully she was not hurt. doesn't even look real. >>> to business now and cnbc's kayla tausche. good morning. >> good morning. the fed begins a two-day meeting today widely expected to keep its low interest rate policy for the foreseeable future as the economy remains sluggish, job market weaker than expected and inflation still low. the fed's decision due tomorrow afternoon. >>> in the era of the free first-class upgrade might be over. in their effort to squeeze more cash from passengers, airlines are reportedly auctioning unfilled business class seats to those of us in coach. virgin atlantic and austrian airlines are among those now taking bids for beds. >>> and nielsen is reportedly testing a tool to track online viewing of tv shows. "the wall street journal" says several networks including nbc and fox have signed up for the pilot program which nielsen hopes w

baseball reporter, kelly nash, was at fenway park over the weekend when she took this selfy, a foul ballg near her head. thankfully, she was not hurt. >>> turning to the world of business now where kayla tausche has the headlines. >> the fed begins a two-day meeting, widely expected to keep the interest policy are to the for seeable future. job market weaker than expected. the fed's decision, due tomorrow afternoon. >>> the free first class upgrade might be over in their effort to squeeze more cash from passengers. they are auctioning unfilled business class seats to those of us in coach. virgin atlantic and aus tree an airlines are among those taking bids for beds. nielsen is reportedly testing a tool to track online viewing of tv shows. several networks, including nbc and fox, have signed up for the pilot program, which nielsen hopes will come standard to measure viewing on sites such as hulu and youtube. >>> the s&p is at a record high and for the first time in his strir stri, the dow has not logged a single three-day losing streak. they are predicting their first quarterly surplus si

boston's fenway park, sports reporter kelly nash, in the stands, snapping pictures behind the legendarytting practice was under way. look behind her shoulder, a baseball whizzing by inches from her head. she tweeted out her theory that real angels in the outfield saved her. she had that children's movie in her bag as the ball breezed by. >>> and today a cosmic preview of what's being called the comet of the century. there she is, four miles wide, brighter than the full moon. nasa has mapped the path, right now hurtling past jupiter's rings, making a u-turn around the sun, sailing near the earth around thanksgiving. experts say it's too big to burn up and predict instead an invisible rain of comet dust will drift down to earth. stargazers will see electric blue clouds over the north and south poles for thanksgiving. >>> and coming up next, talk about high drama, the big fight at 24,000 feet on mount everest. what happened? we'll tell you next. you make a great team. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tada

park saturday. kron4's maureen kelly spoke to the two paramedics who just happened to be in the stands and sprang into action. we have interviews and images of the scene that you'll only see on kron. dan farren is describing the accident he and his wife sue farren witnessed while watching their son's baseball game. one of the other kids on the team . 8 year old matthew henry was at bat when he was hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place.was hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place >> it's a freak thing >> right in the chest >> reporter: the boy staggered.then starting running to first base but he collapsed after about five feet. >> that ball that hit him in the center of the chest had stopped his heart >> reporter: luckily dan and sue have more than 50 years of paramedic experience between them. they jumped on to the field and into action.this snapshot shows them adminstering cpr.which they kept going for approximently 6 minutes until an ambulance team arrived with a defibulator which administered a lifesaving shock to matthew's heart. >> hi felt his chest beginn

. >> team coverage continues as kron4's maureen kelly shows us the mess golden gate park city workers found themselves stuck cleaning up after that big marijuana smoke out that took place yesterday >> after the smoke cleared.rec and park workers found this section of the park covered with trash.in this video you can see most of the mess is confined to hippie hill.but as bad as this looks.the gardeners i spoke to it was way worse when they first showed up at 6:30 this morning.and the mess was spread across the entire meadow. 25 workers were called in.many on overtime.to pick up after those who didn't bother.piles and piles of garbage.liquor bottles.and cigarette packs.litter associated with pot smoking.and it's after affects. the lawn was scarred in several places after smoldering charhere you can see someone left behind their bbq.where many others dumped piles of briquettes on the lawn.which many had been left smoldering. people showing up to enjoy the park sunday were upset by the mess. even some people who partied saturday.like this woman.,.,.were mad when they saw the aftermath. bu

team coverage continues as kron4's maureen kelly shows us the mess golden gate park city workers found themselves stuck cleaning up after that big marijuana smoke out that took place yesterday. after the smoke cleared.rec and park workers found this section of the park covered with trash.in this video you can see most of the mess is confined to hippie hill.but as bad as this looks.the gardeners i spoke to it was way worse when they first showed up at 6:30 this morning.and the mess was spread across the entire meadow. 25 workers were called in.many on overtime.to pick up after those who didn't bother.piles and piles of garbage.liquor bottles.and cigarette packs.litter associated with pot smoking.and it's after affects. the lawn was scarred in several places after smoldering charhere you can see someone left behind their bbq.where many others dumped piles of briquettes on the lawn.which many had been left smoldering. people showing up to enjoy the park sunday were upset by the mess. even some people who partied saturday.like this woman.,.,.were mad when they saw the aftermath. but this r

park saturday. kron4's maureen kelly spoke to the two paramedics who just happened to be in the stands and sprung into action. interview and images of the scene that you'll only see on kron. >> it is a freak thing. >> reporter: dan farren is describing the accident he and his wife sue farren witnessed while watching their son's baseball game. one of the other kids on the team . 8 year old matthew henry was at bat when he was hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place.was >> right and the chest >> reporter: hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place >> right in the chest >> reporter: the boy staggered.then starting running to first base but he collapsed after about five feet. >> that ball that hit him in the center of the chest had stopped his heart >> it's a freak thing >> reporter: luckily dan and sue have more than 50 years of paramedic experience between them. they jumped on to the field and into action.this snapshot shows them adminstering cpr.which they kept going for approximently 6 minutes until an ambulance team arrived with a defibulator which administered a

park in boston. this is a photo of kelly nash.aid she didn't notice a stray ball almost bobbed her in the head until she actually looked at the photo. although it is possible to fake a photo like this, people say this really happened. even though nelson said they are not buying it. >> it looks doctored to me. i like to believe people. sal, i believe you, though. >> the thing is, it is bright light and the shutter speed on that phone makes it possible. the shutter speed means it would freeze the baseball and you don't think the ball would be blurry. >> it looks like it would have smacked her in the back of the head. i think it is possible. good morning everybody. >> let's look at the commute. >>> northbound 280, traffic does look good and on the sunole grade passed mission, that traffic is moving well and you can always talk about this and anything else we are talking about. hit us up on twitter, let's go back to the desk. >>> the alleged plot to poison customers at starbucks. why police say she was not interested in coffee. >>> pl

kelly moore paint. they have scaffolding up that blocks the sidewalk and so they are using the parking lane which is the future bike lane as their pedestrian path of travel. we obviously can't advance the work until that work is complete. the work on baker and oak is a lot more labor intensive and requires more coordination with i improvements that we are able to do on feld street and they will remove signs and parking meters and modify the traffic signals before the separated bike way can be installed on oak and will be done in phases to ensure safety of bikes and vehicles. other projects components such as concrete medians, this portion of the spronl scheduled to receive full fund ing in june and will be completed by the end of the year. we've heard concerns by director ramos about people using the lanes relative to the traffic, until the final improvement we will put post on to delineate the buffer between the bicycles and drivers. i think when we first brought to you late last year we said we were going to do it in phases because we didn't have the fund to go do the full project but we wanted to get

tampa bay rays reporter, kelly nash, was exploring fenway park, taking a selfy right there, it's thenster. look at the ball right there. >> brian: as she snapped the photo, a ball cracked off the bat of a player during batting practice, barely missing her. joining us now, kelly nash. kelly, is that shot real? >> it is more than real and i can't tell you how many times i've been asked that in the last 48 hours. >> steve: you know why? >> gretchen: it looks like it was photo shopped. like the ball is so clear and you're kind of out of focus. how did that happen and how close did it come to trial hitting your head? >> i honestly couldn't tell you how close because i didn't know that it was that close until i went to review the actual picture. i took about five or six selfies. it was my first visit toughenway park. went to shoot them a text. we want to attach an image to the text and the last one i took, there was a ball next to my head. and i thought, you have got to be kidding me. i thought it was hilarious, started showing people around the ballpark. there was an usher who saw it. i h

attorneys office, kelly presser -- -- and robin, -- logging many long hours trying to reach this agreement with caltrans. in addition to fighting to fully fund the development of these parks the city has done a tremendous job in reaching an agreement through a lengthy process for a blended park model, >> i will be hopping on my bike and writing with many kids from sutro and peabody school because this week is right to school week. a number of youngsters and and poster contest but i specially like olivia l -- fifth-grader. showing a bunch of animals writing on their bicycles in front of the golden gate bridge. i love the creativity of bike to school week and the safe route to school effort throughout the city, the whole coalition of dph, ptas and all the advocates of reducing our greenhouse gas emissions are really getting us out of our cars and more into alternative . ways of transportation friday morning, sutro and peabody, really fun and invigorating. if anyone wants to join us contact my office. i also am submitting a million-dollar accept and expand for a few program that the department of the environment has been developing over the years, called bay ren. bay area re

park saturday. kron4 is marine kelly spoke to the two paramedics who just happen to be in the stands and sprang inton. >> it was just a freak thing. >> one of the other kids on the scene, 8 year-old matthew henry was at bat when he was hit by a baseball and what turned out to be a very bad place. >> right in the chest. >> the below staggered the boy but he did not fall down right away. he started running towards first base and made about 5 ft. and then collapsed. >> i checked and his heart had stopped. >> luckily, dance to have 25 years of experience between them. the shot it shows them administering cpr which they kept going for approximately six minutes until an ambulance team arrived with a defibrillator was administered a life saving shock to matthews part. >> i had my hand on his chest and his heart started beating and within a minute he opened his eyes. >> he was transported to children's hospital where he will be monitored for the next couple of days. >> his brother text it me and said he was at children's oakland and was awake and alert and and eating a popsicle. that is the best news we can

kelly. >> hi. what i have learned over five years of presenting to this commission dozens of studies and reports on the toxicity [inaudible] and used in golden gate park and clearly must be the worse public advocate in the world. i thought i had the easiest task and how hard can it be? and against all of these items and chemicals and wood and plastic in the midst of sky rates of childhood aws ma and autism and every report we have been reported with including the beach [inaudible] and found on the list of cancer causing materials. two more fields are currently planned to be built. here in san francisco it's currently being challenged in court. last month two reports supported the material are being challenged in washington. it's still not late to do a courageous act and spare the citizens of san francisco from exposure to this. when we recognize the toxicity we will try to remove the fields. what can't be done is extract the chemicals and things that are exposed children everyday in these fields. when a parent asks who knew this would give my child cancer? and everyone here would say we did. i want like to introduce terms into the field and -- -- fish

lucky to be alive after his heart stopped during a baseball game in rohnert park a sunda on saturday. kron fours maurdeen kelly spoke to their medics who just happen to be in the stand and sprang into action. we have interview and images of the scene that you always see on kron 4. >> right in the chest. >> the below staggered the boy what he did not fall down right away. he started running toward first base. he made it about 5 ft. and collapsed. >> the hit in the chest stopped his heart. >> luckily there medics have more than 50 years of experience in jump onto the field and its action. this snapshot shows them administering cpr which they kept going for six minutes until an ambulance team of arrive with a the figure later which administered a life-saving shock to his heart. >> i had my hand on his chest and felt his heart start beating again. in a moment he started to open his eyes. he was granttransport is a children's hospital by helicopter were he will be monitored. >> his mother text me and said he was add children oakland and he was awake in any a popsicle. his parents police a statement saying the two a

thousand fans at the park got these replica ringsand while there is nothing 14 carat about these they are just as priceless to the to the people who are now wearing them with pride maureen kelly kron4 news. we'll have the highlights of the game and post game sound from starting pitcher and u-s ally south korea warning of the latest move north korea is making as the threats of an attack continue. then. other americans in afghanistan. plus. congress finally back from spring break ready to tackle immigration reform. from spring break ready to tackle immigration reform. [ man ] i got this citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. we'll leave that there. you got a weather balloon, with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. go. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is! [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] earn points with the citi thankyou card and redeem them for just about anything. visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. >> tonight u-s ally, south korea is reporting that there is an indication that north korea is preparing for a fourth nuclear test. t