we're on the north side with lincoln park.eople might tell you be careful coming to chicago, but what the [ bleep ] are you being careful about over here? >> it's nothing to be careful about over here. >> you run over by a baby stroller. >> this is a ridiculously safe neighborhood, and you have those in chicago just as you have hoods in every city. >> a lot of people in chicago, that would be the main thing. why y'all can't squash this? a lot of people can. it ain't about what you can do. a lot of people don't want to. see what i'm saying? it even about being a bigger man as a human. you take one of my brothers or cousins, every day i'm going to wake up missing them. see what i'm saying? if i see one of your people, that's what makes me want to retaliate. >> they don't realize why we are where we are. when you're in the middle of it, it's like i can read books about the statistics behind this. when somebody on my ass, i'm not thinking about anything, you know, and i have to do what i have to do. >> you can't say i read a book

water will be used to irrigate and fill the lakes in golden gate park as well as irrigation of lincoln park golf course and including the golf course and nation fall cemetery. the project includes the construction of any treatment facility within the oceanside treatment plant. approximately 7.7 miles of new pipeline, mostly within city streets. a new reservoir and pump station in golden gate park and irrigation system modifications within golden gate park and lincoln park. they initiated contract cs-109 for design and construction of the eastside recycled water project as well as to provide as-needed support to other recycled water efforts and project by the sfpuc such as the sharp park and harding park recycled water projects. the project was -- the contract was awarded in october of 2010 to a joint venture of kennedy-jenks consultants, water resources engineering. for a total amount of $3.7 million and a duration of six years. in december of 15, the sfpuc approved amendment number one, which increased the agreement amount by $1.8 million and included a time extension of three years. this

we renovated and reopened south park and lincoln park.e helped to ensure that all san franciscans can get out and play. we didn't just inspire capital, we inspired sweat, lots of sweat. we aim to protect and enhance san francisco's natural resources from conservation, education and sustainable land management. we built for a better ecosystem. we taught our next generation about the earth. we call them green-agers. we save water, we cared for the trees. we cultivated a connective, engaged and aligned workforce that delivers outstanding service. we measured, we innovated, we trained, we collaborated, developed, hired, recognized each other, we celebrated together. we're proud to be part of this team and we said everything matters, from the smallest park to golden gate park, our parks are diverse and unique as our amazing city. we're so proud to steward them on your behalf. remember, in 2018 -- >> get out and play! [ ♪ ] >> that was 2017, and that was the general manager's report. >> president buell: thank you very much. >> is there anyone w

this project will produce and deliver recycled water to irrigate golden gate park and the lincoln gateolf course. offsetting the need to use ground water and other potable water supplies. we've been working over a number of years to reduce our water use in our parks. when this project is complete in 2021, 70% of the water we use will be recycled water. and five of the six golf courses we operate will be irrigated with recycled water. overall, we have reduced our water usage in our parks by 43% since 2013. and that's through ways big and small, yes, it's through recycled water and this next project is a quantum leap, but it's also through repairing old inefficient irrigation systems, through sustainable design, it is through technology, we are now using climate sensors, irrigation sensors in the parks that can pick up the moisture in the soil and only irrigate when it achieves a certain level of dryness. and most importantly, through the hard work of the men and women in our department, both our gardeners and our plumbers, who have really done a miraculous job and taken this initiative

. -- lincoln park. there is free admission there. aep outside next time, it is amazing sculpture. it is called "the standing lincoln." but we will get back to this. i love this material. he'sso moved by lincoln, -- his error -- his era. i am in love with his body -- there are lots of things to say about his photographs. i do not dress up like abraham lincoln, even though i am tall and thin my came. maybe one day. thatg said that, i realize public history or formative history or living history is really important. -- lincoln actors have a wonderful place in history. we have one of them and our history department. i used to give lots of talks like this in the state of illinois leading up to his bicentennial, the bicentennial of the birth of lincoln back of abraham lincoln in art andin 2009. he was born in 1809. illinois is a huge state, and the most southerly part of illinois is further south than of confederacy capital virginia. i am anxious to kind of get going. before we start moving to the images, one

he comes from the lincoln park zoo in chicago. first tiger at our zoo in 70 years. and it's estimated that only 360 of these beautiful creatures are left in the entire world. >> he is stunning. >>> all right. road side services, very busy today. the cold weather keeping cars from starting. a look at what you can do to prevent being stranded. >>> and another look at the feel like temperatures. some below zero. check us back after the break with when the cold wind wile main fire building and wind definitely had a part of it. wind will carry flames considerable distance. so, yeah, wind had a big effect. >>> that wind is what made a fire at one building turn into a fire at five buildings in newark, new jersey this morning, broke out 3:00 a.m. in a building. firefighters said they couldn't make entry into the original building because the heat was so intense. two firefighters were hurt when they slipped on ice trying to battle the flames as firefighters were trying to douse the flames all the water was turning into ice bass temperatures below freezing. cause of this stil

had paid his taxes with the landscaper in lincoln park. there he was with his wife wailing. being ripped from his family. really really is that what makes america great? is that what we're so afraid of. somebody who has been a la law-abidi law-abiding citizen who wants to be with his 12 year-old son and 15 year-old daughter. he's an example of one of the 7 or 800,000 people who will be affected by this. if there's not a deal. 50,000 people have lost their status in september. >> i'm glad you told that story. i need to bring ron in. you heard what the governor said. the president is blaming the democrats and the shut down. saying they refuse to negotiate on the military budget. and refuse to budge over the so called dreamers. under the obama administration program. do you see any way past this impasse? >> sure. certainly the events of the last couple days make the likelihood of the deal more comp collated. >> you don't think it's over? >> it's not over. the government has to be funded. the daca issue you have a republican president who ran on the most harsh antiimmigration la

after he had never been convicted, not even a ticket, had paid his taxes, was a landscaper in lincoln park. there he was with his wife wailing, being ripped from his family. really, really, is that what makes america great? is that what we are so afraid of, is somebody who has been a law-abiding citizen who just wants to be with his 12-year-old son and his 15-year-old daughter? jorge garcia is an example of one of the 700,000 or 800,000 people who will be affected by this if there is not a deal. 15,000 people have lost their status -- >> i think that's the urgency of why they need to get something done, governor. i'm glad you told that story. i need to bring ron in. the president is blaming democrats and the shutdown, says they refuse to negotiate on military budget, refusing to budge from the so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers, a quote from him, the hundreds hundreds of thousands mentioned there. do you see any way past this impasse? >> sure. certainly the events of the past couple of days make a deal tougher -- >> it's not over? >> it's not over. there may be a shutdown, i don't think there should

it's, like, maybe the best sculpture of lincoln from the 19th century, and it's in lincoln park, right behind the chicago history museum. and just like the fact that you have free admission to the art institute, you also have free admission to chicago history museum. step outside next time and take a look. this is a fantastic sculpture by augustus saint-gaudens. lincoln, the man, or the standing lincoln is what it's called. but we'll get back to this. i love this material. i got to tell you. i am so moved by lincoln and by his era and by the art and imagery about him, photographs of him. i know it sounds creepy. i'm in love with his body. and we'll snow photographs of him, there's lots to say. and by the way, i know i'm, like, old and thin and tall. i did not dress up like abraham lincoln. maybe one day. but, you know, having said that, you know, i realize public history or perform active history or living history is really, really important. and lincoln and actors have a real important place in the way we understand history. so if you're interested in that, we have a wonderful scholar

lincoln financial field for this all important game. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in south philadelphia with the latest. >> reporter: natasha, this parking lot area just outside lincoln financial field was just as packed just a few hours ago when eager eagles fans were out here excited and tailgating. now as you mentioned most of them have filed into the stadium. they are enjoying an pclose attg firsthand what is a very close game. it's been years since eagles fans have been able to enjoy a season this long. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: a season that has them tailgating mid january for a playoff game. thousands of excited eagles fans packed the parking lots of lincoln financial field despite the cold. some eager to talk about the success this season. >> heaven. heaven. completely heaven. it's the best season that we've had since i've been in grade school. >> reporter: and many others making bold early predictions that this great season will continue. >> i think the eagles are going to win on 31 to 28. >> 21-17 eagles. >> 21-nothing eagles. >> i'm just highly upset carson wentz isn't playing today but i'm a die hard eagles fan so

at chicago's lincoln park zoo, general curator explain why bird keepers got into the pond to break upck ice. >> it's important for water fowl, they need open water to stay warmer -- it's warmer than the air temperature. some of our dives are diving ducks. they need to dive to feed. the one animal that seemed truly in its element was seku, the polar bear. >> we want more snow because he loves the snow. we'd like more snow and less cold. >> reporter: unlike the polar bears, most people in the northeast would be happy to see an end to this wintery weather. the problem is, alex, winter is barely two weeks old. >> brook, painful. thank you. >> i wish i was a polar bear. >> me, too. >> for the latest let's go meteorologist rob ellis from our chicago station wbbm tv. good morning, rob. >> good morning. it looks like the coldest of the air will be into new england. we do have most of the country now below freezing, but that pattern may change soon. it's not going to happen tonight. potentially the coldest night expected right now for tonight into tomorrow early morning where the temperatures

environmental health sciences, one of our 27 institutes, but the one that is located in north carolina in lincoln park is already looking at this. i can give you a summary of where we stand in terms of the research being conducted. >> i would appreciate that. we can do that offline and through your staff. >> be happy to. >> thank you, chairman. >> thank you, senator whitehouse. thanks to both of you for being here today. i hope you'll follow up with the memo on regenerative medicine some time in the next few weeks that i can give to senator mcconnell and other senators who are interested in that. you heard several senators mention that today, and you have quite a story to tell, i think. also, we'll be interested as we look towards second anniversary of the cures act to especially how we're taking that 10 or 12 years between idea and something in the medicine cabinet, how we are compressing that and setting priorities and how fda, nih and cms are working together to do that. i salute you for the steps you have already taken but that would be a very promising way to do things. and really you have to do

park. we are at lincoln and the great highway where the suspect in the vehicle have been found. he is dead of an apparent suicide. this road is blocked out here. for the next couple hours as they investigate.>>> governor jerry brown has received -- refused parole to a manson follower who is served 40 years in prison. he is 68 years old. she was convicted in the 1969 killing of a wealthy los angeles couple. the killings came one day after other followers of charles manson killed five people including actors sharon tate. the parole board -- granted parole pending the governor's review. he decided to deny it.>>>. shooting in las vegas the killed 58 people -- report was released. new information about the shooter stephen paddock. it doesn't shed light on a murder -- a motive. investigators say he was mentally ill and police found images of child pornography on his computer. they do not expect to file charges against his girlfriend mary lou danley. the fbi does have an ongoing case against an individual of federal interest. they would not say who that person is or what they are accus

coming into the parking lots and headed all the way to lincoln financial field.w are you feeling before the game? [ cheers and applause ] >> as you can see, the atmosphere is electric. everybody is in a great mood for this home town underdog team to take down vikings. these people have been out here all morning doing the tailgating. obviously marineating and everything. they're all getting ready to go in. they won't stop cheering. and we wouldn't have it any other way here in south philadelphia. as you can see, it is rowdy, game time. a little more than a of had a hour game time kickoff. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much. live in northeast philadelphia where police are taking the safety precautions to make sure the postgame celebrations don't get underway. >> reporter: the fans are already here. we have a group out here. show me some love! show the eagles some love! we have people down here, right down the street and right across the street as well. we also have police out here. they were just around the corner. right across the street. they know

>>et down 37-7 over anyone anyone parkings at lincoln financial field and what a great it does. i believe. >> yesterday was nick's birthday. >> it was we talked about it. >> the jake elliot kicker took over as placekicker today is his birthday. you had to celebrate today. >> a lot of celebrationing good and what the nf celebrating our champion like coach pederson says there's one more check, one more check on his lies and that naips minneapolis in two weeks. >> yeah and of course we cannot possibly forgets the celebration on the field. >> oh, ia. >> you can imagine what that was like tonight. let take you back for the frov he presentation. there is a proud -- look emotional doug pederson there at the podium and there's some great players there. >> former pitburg quarterbac quarterback. >> i have to love him as an under dog b g baby girl and baby girl bg. >> and you're hugging nick foles yes, indeeds that's a beautiful shot. like i said earlier they were in each other's ear all yearlong. nick was right be side him. >> carson went down and they still they were still be side each o

the first shooting was at 8:30 yesterday morning in the starbucks parking lot at lincoln and jefferson. the person were rushed to the hospital. the shooting victim was a man in his 60s or 70s, he was shot in the chest and he is also in the hospital. >> it's unusual to have two incidents ofthis type, basically within 90 minutes of each other. it just doesn't happen. >> they arrested a man in his 20s near that second shooting scene, they also recovered a weapon. >>> the time is 4:33, the freemont police detectives recovering after being hit by a car and the person allegedly driving that car is a woman trying to get away from authorities. ktvu henry lee shows us what happened. >> reporter: freemont police were investigating the theft of a honda suv, there were two women in the suv when detectives tried to stop them in hayward. the woman driving the suv threw it in reverse and hit a unmarked police car and a woman got out and started running, and the detective began chasing the woman on foot and the other woman rammed the police car and hit the detective and the woman he was chasing. >> th

goaden's statue, the seated lincoln just a few steps ain grant park. any questions? would you like to sea anything? any questions at all? time for a couple of questions, anyway. then i can go back to any of the images. very good. well, thank you so much. >>> this weekend, "american history tv" on c-span. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the failm, "saigo, downtown zero." >> the chance to use the women and children of the area as human shields. >> then on sunday, 10:00 a.m. eastern, interviews from the west point center for oral history with west point graduate and vietnam war helicopter pilot steve darrah. >> then the -- made the major assault into the valley during that timeframe. and that was a major big deal effort. we lost 24 aircraft the first day. 24 helicopters. and the distinct memories that i have of that is a ch-47 chinook flying down the valley with fire coming out of the back of his aircraft, his whole aircraft was on fire. >> and at 6:00 p.m. eastern on "american artifacts,"

there, the project proposes 1.6 million gallons of recycled water, to serve golden gate national park, lincoln gate golf course and a lot of the presidio properties, to save drinking water for drinking purposes instead of watering plants. the project is completely in the ocean side treatment plant and the national guard armory -- one more, so if you look at the graphic, the next graphic here, this plat map, the national guard armory sits like a castle above the ocean side treatment plant looking down on the village there. so, this is the graphic here shows that we have mostly hillside and terraced hillside, so it's -- the easements are completely within the ocean side treatment plant but are technically on the national guard armory property. and this next graphic just kind of shows you the areas that we are acquiring, a building easement, a permanent maintenance area, a tieback to go back into the hillside to support the walls and then a temporary staging area. and then the last graphic shows, or picture shows what it looks like from inside the ocean side treatment plant. so the national guard

lincoln avenue... in a starbucks parking lot. that's across the street from napa high school.econd shooting happened about four miles away... on baywood lane. police arrested nicholas zazzarino. they say he shot his first victim in the abdomen... and his second victim in the chest. both men were rushed to the hospital. we do not know their conditions. police are trying to figure out a motive for each shooting. ( darya ) in the south bay... two car thieves are caught on camera in san jose. it happened on grey cliffs court and indigo oak lane. two men walked up to the victim's unlocked car and took things from inside of it. the man then told police that the two men continued down the street looking for other unlocked cars to break into. police say similar crimes have been happening all across the bay area. ( darya ) and new this morning... police in fremont are investigating an armed robbery and home invasion in fremont. it happened early yesterday morning on montrose avenue. police found an illegal marijuana grow at the house. two women were in the home at the time of the robbe

lincoln avenue... in a starbucks parking lot. that's across the street from napa high school. away... on baywood lane. police arrested nicholas zazzarino. they say he shot his first victim in the abdomen... and his second victim in the chest. both men were rushed to the hospital. we do not know their conditions. police are trying to figure out a motive for each shooting. ( darya ) in the south bay... two car thieves are caught on camera in san jose. it happened on grey cliffs court and indigo oak lane. two men walked up to the victim's unlocked car and took things from inside of it. the man then told police that the two men continued down the street looking for other unlocked cars to break into. police say similar crimes have been happening all across the bay area. ( darya ) and new this morning... police in fremont are investigating an armed robbery and home invasion in fremont. it happened early yesterday morning on montrose avenue. police found an illegal marijuana grow at the house. two women were in the home at the time of the robbery and one suffered minor injuries. two

police have responded to shots fired in the parking lot of lincoln high school.d at 4:00 this afternoon at the 3200 block of ryan avenue and annie mccormick is live at the scene. what is the story? >> reporter: well jim, just a short time ago the school lockdown was lifted and at this time we know that police are reviewing surveillance video in the school trying to figure out who was involved and who was injured and also trying to identify the shooter who they are still looking for at this time there is one person in extremely critical condition that was shot. this is video from chopper 6 hd over the scene, this happened just before 4:00 at lincoln high school. that is when 911 calls came in reporting a large fight in the school's parking lot and shots fired. we have confirmed that one male, 32 years old was shot but he was taken by private vehicle to naz reg high school and taken to temple hospital. because he was transported by private vehicle the police did not know at first. they are working to find the shooter and police put the school on lockdown immediatel

park and the murder suspect has now been captured. police were able to locate this man, 67-year-old winston hugh, in the area of 47th and lincoln by golden gate park. just a few blocks away from a deadly shooting in the outer sunset district. the victim, a 65-year-old woman, shot to death on the 1800 block of 34th avenue. police have not yet released her identity. hugh fled that scene after the deadly shooting around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. and police spent several hours at this scene, questioning neighbors, people living in the sunset are still in shock and trying to learn more about this suspect. >> everybody here is nice to each other. we always say hello. i say, you know, good afternoon, i say good evening to our neighbors. it's a quiet neighborhood. >> william hugh has ties to reno, nevada, and it's believed this is a case of domestic violence. >>> the women's march is back today, expected to take over the country once again. last year, millions of people hit the streets, marking the largest single-day demonstration in u.s. history. on the left, san jose. on the right, san francisco. this all happened, of course, the day after pre

(grant) the first shooting happened just before 8:30 this morning in a starbucks parking lot on lincoln avenue... across the street from napa high school. the second shooting happened around 10-am about four miles away... on baywood lane. kron 4's terisa estacio explains how the shootings are connected. gunfre first erupted in napa at this starbucks on jefferson street around 8:30amcapt. patrick manzer. it sounds like from what we have heard is that there was a conversation between two male parties in the parking lot, and as the conversation somehow got out of hand, someone saw the victim slump down and backing away.police rushed to the scene and an ambulance took the 19 year old victim to the hospital where he is in critical conditon and undergoing surgery. napa high, just across the street locked down as detectives searched for the gunman. but then around 10am, a report of another shooting several miles away.wendell coleman. i heard my neighbor pull up and he was calling for his wife to help him because he was hurt. wendell coleman lives in the sutherland area of napa. he says he ripp

we should know, it is like maybe the best sculpture of lincoln in linkin park behind the chicago history museum. just like the fact you have free admission to the art institute, you have free admission to chicago history museum. step outside and take a look. it is a fantastic sculpture by

arrested wednesday after police say he shot a man in the parking lot of the starbucks on lincoln avenue. he is suspected of shooting a second man some miles away on baywood lane. in both cases, the injuries were life-threatening. he's being held without bail and multiple charges including attempted murder. >>> one-man driver -- a tesla driver found out the autopilot river -- feature will not save him from a drunk driving arrest. he passed out with the tesla stopped waking up he assured the officers what the -- the car was on autopilot.'s strategy failed and they arrested him on suspicion of dui and towed his car away. >>> the railcars are here. the first cars up and running for tonight. we spotted the clean new cars pulling into the richmond station this morning. these cars are long time coming.>> we went for a ride. i have to ask you, what do you think? >> i like it overall. >> reporter: there is one thing that really bugs me, you will find out at the end of this story, it's two years behind its schedule. it's here now and in service. they will ease these trains slowly into the system.

whether or not these shootings are connected, the first one happened at 8:30 in the starbucks parking lot at lincoln and jefferson. a man in his 20 was shot and taken to the hospital. 90 minutes later police responded to another shooting 3 miles away near bay wood lane. a man in his 60s or 70s was shot in the chest and police recovered a weapon and arrested a man in his 20. it's unusual to have a shooting within 90 minutes. they're investigateing to see if they're connected. >>> a new report from the antidefamation league, white supremists were responsible for the extremist criminalization. there were 34 extremist related in murders in 2017. 18 of them were legend to white supremacists making it the fifth deadliest year since 1970. heather heyer died from a white nationalist rally last summer. nine deaths were linked to islamic extremists. >>> and a lawsuit is asking to legalize prostitution in california. they had legitimate reasons to criminalize prostitution. it's not a constitutional right. it was filed for a group that advocates for rights of sex workers. >>> temporary injunction remains in eff

when we look at golden gate park, golden gate park is not in isolation and it borders lincoln way and also borders fulton and we are seeing much more traffic on to fulton and we're also seeing pedestrian accidents on fulton too. and we have an issue of people accessing the park, and crossing fulton. and so we're also trying to alleviate the traffic but the city keeps continuing the way that it's building we're going to expect, all expect, much more traffic. i think that this is the lack of planning, quite frankly, in our city, is that we would build, build, build, build, but when it starts to really impact the health and safety of people and pedestrians and seniors and specifically and families trying to get to the park, then i don't know that the road closures in golgolden gate park should be ia separate conversation than what happens on the streets that border golden gate park because that's also part of how the people access the park. >> i think that m.t.a. agrees with you. >> supervisor fewer: and i wanted to mention that i understand that you have the golden gate master plan and

first shooting the first shooting happened just before 8:30 this morning in the starbucks parking lot on lincoln avenue... that's across the street from napa high school. the second shooting happened around 10-am about four miles away... on baywood lane. police say zazzarino first shot a 23- year-old in his abdomen...this was at the starbucks. (grant / con't vo that was around 8:30...then just before 10-am... plice say a man in a residential neighborhood noticed someone acting suspiciously near a neighbor's fence. theconcerned resident asked the man who turned out to be the suspect what he was doing...and police say zazzarino then shot the 66- year-old man in the chest. both victims were rushed to the hospital, underwent surgery, and are hositalized tonight...their specific conditions is unknown. again the glaring question looming tonight...what was the motive for each shooting. we'll keep you posted. pam and steve (pam) a big story we are tracking. an undocumented u-c berkeley student.... detained at the u-s mexico border.. was released tonight. luis mora's attorney posted this photograph of th

the first shooting happened just before 8:30 this morning in the starbucks parking lot on lincoln avenuethat's across the street from napa high school. the second shooting happened around 10-am about four miles away... on baywood lane. around seven this evening police identifeid the shooter as nicholas zazzarino...who has ties to napa and the central valley. the 28-year-old is in custody...but not before police say he shot two people. police say zazzarino first shot a 23-year-old in his abdomen...this was at the starbucks. (grant) police say a man in a residential neighborhood noticed someone acting suspiciously near a neighbor's fence. the concerned resident asked the man ---who turned out to be the suspect-- what he was doing...and police say zazzarino then shot the 66- year-old m

the first one happen 8:30 am in a starbucks parking lot at lincoln and jefferson.s taken to the hospital. 90 minutes later police were called to another shooting three miles away near baywood lane. the victim was a man in his 60s or 70s with a gunshot wound to his chest. who was also hospitalized.>>> very unusual to have two incidents of this type basically within 90 minutes of each other. it just doesn't happen.>> they arrested a man in his 20s into the second scene and also recovered a weapon.>>> lomita county sheriff deputies arrested one of their own. he had been working at santa rita jail. christina tells us the deputy sanctioned the beating of an inmate by a group of other prisoners.>> reporter: alameda county sheriff deputy joseph bailey faces criminal charges for his role in the mistreatment of an inmate at the santa rita jail. it happened last october in minimum-security. bailey accused of willingly placing the inmate in a dormitory area where he was beat up by other inmates.. the deputy new possibly new when he put this particular inmate in this particula

police say the thieves targeted honda civics as well as accords parked at the lincoln at discovery squarepartment building in herndon. they managed to break the windows of 13 cars without setting off a sin alarm. anyone with information should call fairfax county police. >>> also in fairfax county police there are looking for a person who filmed a 13-year-old girl at the fair oaks mall. the victim says she was in a dressing room of a hollister store when she saw a cell phone under the door. police released these pictures of man from the store. if you recognize him or know anything about this case call fairfax county police. >>> and a d.c. man faces life in prison after police say he raped a woman on a metro train in montgomery county. the attack napped 2016 and changed the way metro notifies the public of violent crimes. fox5's lindsey watts was in court last night for closing arguments and has new details. >> reporter: when this happened it was such a shocking crime. a woman raped on a metro train around 10:00 in the morning on a weekday. we now know that the state has a lot of evidence

(steve) the first shooting happened just before 8:30 this morning in a starbucks parking lot on lincoln avenue. that's across the street from napa high school. the second shooting happened around 10-am about four miles away... on baywood lane. kron 4's terisa estacio explains how the shootings are connected. (estacio)wendell coleman. i tore his shirt open i ran over to the car, his wife was asking for a description of the perpetrator, he was in pain, from being shot.wendell coleman talking about the frightening moments this morning when his neighbor drove himself home with a gunshot wound.capt. patrick manzer, napa pd. the second victim as acutally sitting in his car when he got shot. captain manzer explains the violence in all started in the morning here at this starbucks on jefferson street. capt. patrick manzer. it sounds like from what we have heard is that there was a conversation between two male parties in the parking lot, and as the conversation somehow got out of hand, someone saw the victim slump down and backing away.police rushed to the scene and an ambulance took the 19 yea

the first shooting was around 8:30 yesterday morning in the starbucks parking lot at lincoln and jefferson. a man in his 20s was shot and taken to the hospital. 90 minutes later, police responded to another shooting three miles away nearby wood lane. in that case, a man in his 60s or 70s was shot in the chest. police arrested a man in his 20s near the second crime scene and also recovered a weapon. police say it is pretty unusual in napa to have two shootings within 90 minutes. >>> two women accused of stealing an suv face charges after trying to evade police. one is charged of running down a police detective in hayward. when police tried to stop the stolen suv, one woman jumped out and an officer ran after her. the woman driving the suv rammed it into more than one police vehicle, jumped a curb and went on to the grassy area where she hit the detective and hit the woman he was chasing. >> it was chaotic in the sense that we had an injured officer, the injured passenger and obviously communication, we had to coordinate with the hayward police department. >> the detective suffered a leg inj

park rangers available. there are no gates that will prevent you from visiting the lincoln memorial or the world war ii memorial restrooms will not be cleaned and the national park service is on a couldal staff and this change again depending on the length of the shutdown. this went from the washington post, trump's shifting attitude sends mixed signals to lawmakers. in euclid, ohio. independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say that when i was listening to them about how democrat and republican both blaming each other for what they are not doing. i feel like for them to shut down the government and not pay the employees or the military. i was surprised to hear that they are not going to pay the military. because they are still working. host: let's be clear. they will pay until february 1 and then if the shutdown continues after that there will be issues. up until then the military will be paid as normal. caller: ok. i misunderstood then. they made it sound like they weren't going to pay them. host: that's not the case. caller: they should be able to pay the employees even if they a

lincoln. 'sis talk was part of pamplin historical parks and pony and -- symposium called generals we love to hate. it is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. we're ready to get started. welcome back to the last day of our conference. and also welcome to our c-span viewers. we're live. just a couple of announcements before i introduce the speaker. we still have some tickets available on our wonderful plank, that you will be able to take him today if you want.

the first shooting was at 8:30 in the starbucks parking lot at lincoln and jefferson. and taken to the hospital. 90 minutes later police responded to another shooting three miles away near baywood lane. in that case a man in his 60s was shot in the chest. police arrested a man in his 20s near the second crime scene. they also recovered a weapon. it is very unusual in napa to have two shootings within 90 minutes. >>> an alameda county sheriff's deputy is facing criminal charges accused of sanctioning the beating of an inmate at the santa rita jail. joseph bailey is accused of placing an inmate in an area of the jail where he was beat up by 5 to 6 other inmates. investigators say that bailey and the inmate had previously argued and bailey was retaliating. >> it appears the deputy possibly knew that when he put this inmate in this location that the likelihood they would assault him was high. >> the inmate was hospitalized but has since recovered. deputy bailey has been placed on administrative leave and faces charges. >>> police in stockton released photos of one of the t

time is now 5:34, they are investigating two shootings in napa, one was in the starbucks parking lot and on lincoln90 minutes later, police rush to another shooting three miles away near bay wood lane. that man was in his 50s and 60s, and he was shot in the chest. >> it's unusual to have a shooting like this within 90 minutes away. >> police arrested a man in his 20s near that crime scene and they recovered a weapon. >>> police in london launched a allegation against kevin spacey. a third man came forward claiming spacey sexually assaulted him in 2005. they're investigating two complaints against the actor. he's been accused of sexual misconduct by more than 15 other men in england and here in the united states. >>> our time is now 5:35, a alameda sheriff is allowing the beating of an pin mate in the jail -- an mate in the jail. >>> this deputy is facing charges for placing an inmate where he would be beaten up by other inmates. he said bailey wanted to retaliate. >> the deputy possibly knew when he put this inmate in this particular location, the likelihood that they would assault him was high. >>

parking lot. barbara puntillo is a retiree who normally feels safe in lincoln.he more disturbingpolice say the victim did a lot of things right. in hindsight what she didn't do was widen her view for anything suspicious. a figure who quickly made his move when the victim looked down to get in the car. some here feel like targets. joyce and jack howard try to beware and cautiousfor instance they weren't shopping alone today. still the carjacking shows that anything can happen in a flash, even in lincoln.police want you to call if you see the stolen suv a 2016 black ford yukon with a future ford paper license plate. (vicki) that was lonnie wong reporting. police say even even younger people get distracted with their phones or don't look around before they open car doors... and that's when they can become victims of a crime. police say that even though the victim wasn't seriously hurt, she is still traumatized because the cuprit is still on the loose. (grant) san francisco prides itself as being a bike friendly city ...(vicki) in 2012... the port of san francisco c

parking lot. tailgating, big time here outside lincoln financial field as thousands of fans are already here readyeet from our kim p center campus camera, before that, again, flipping those burgers and anything you need to eat on this day. we have it for you here in this parking lot. getting around the city near the field is going to be a bit challenging. let's give you information about septa, discounts and roundtrip passes for the broad street line that's just for tonight's game. about $4 cash. you can purchase it at the fern rock transportation center or dill worth entrance at the city hall station and also the walnut locust station. we should also mention there will be extra express trains on broad street line starting at 3:35 this afternoon. >> septa is the best way to get here. we can see the lines already people streaming in and it's so early with kickoff not until 6:49. if you're coming down to the game. here's what you can bring, you're only allowed a small clutch purse with a clear bag. i don't think a lot of babies are coming to this one, it tb super loud. they are telling people to wea

park where a car rolled over. it was near 36th avenue and lincoln way when the driver lost control. everyone made it out okay without serious injuries. >>> to the south bay, where the weather has caused problems there all day long. >> katie is along highway 101 in san jose tonight. >> the rain is coming down hard right now. it has been steady all day and night, making for dangerous and unfortunately, deadly conditions on the roadways. chp is asking everyone to take extra precautions. your regular drive to and from work can be anything but when it's raining. >> the end of my commute on the sky pass going into san francisco was flooded. i'm not sure how something in the air could be flooded. >> reporter: flooding is one hazard. slick roads are another. >> the roadway conditions are going to change. the driving habits need to change, as well. >> reporter: that means slow down. if your windshield wipers are on -- >> the headlights need to be on, as well. that is increased visible for you and other drivers, as well. >> reporter: a driver was killed when they lost control and hit a tree i

we should know this is maybe the best sculpture of lincoln from the 19th century in linkin park are behind the chicago history museum. just like the fact that you have free admission to the arts institute, you also have free admission to the chicago history museum. step outside and look at the fantastic sculpture. the man or the standing lincoln. we will get back to this. i love this material. i am so moved by lincoln and by his era and by the art and imagery about him. i know it sounds creepy. i'm in love with his body. withll see in photographs him there is a lot to say. i know i am old and thin and tall. i do not just of like abraham lincoln. maybe one day. realizeaid that, i public history or performative history or living history is really, really important. actors have a real important place in the way we understand history. if you're interested in that, we have a wonderful scholar in the history department whose specialty that is. i used to give talks like this in the state of illinois. in 1809. born afound out that illinois is huge states, really long. remember, we have talked abou