. >>> it has been nearly one year since the death of maddox turk osh, the boy who fell into the painted exhibit at the pittsburgh zoo. we sat down to talk with the father about the accident and how they are coping with the accident. >> maddox a tendency to run sideways and look sideways, always checking himself outside, you know? and mady was always laughing. and his laugh always came from his stomach. >> reporter: most of us never met 2-year-old maddox duringosh. but ever since november 4th, we have known his face, his smile, those little glasses and the story of his fateful trip to the pittsburgh zoo, when he fell into the exhibit of painted african dogs and was mauled to death. an accident his grandfather says has forced his camly to -- family to cope, day by day, sometimes hour by hour. >> moments. if i see a picture -- if i read something, those are the hardest times for me. and i think as a grandparent, it's just moments. i don't even know what it's like for elizabeth and jason. >> reporter: pittsburgh police and pittsburgh zoo both launched their own investigations into the circu

nicole and steven maddox lived through that panic.r jordan is a second grader, thankfully they found her safe. her classroom was just across the hall from victoria soto's first grade classroom. victoria soto died trying to save her students. she is 27 years old and is being remembered tonight as a hero. i spoke a short time ago to nicole and steven maddox. >> how are you guys holding up, how is jordan holding up? >> i think we're doing okay. we haven't had a chance to process everything. we're trying to be there for her, and support her, and help her to deal with this in her own way and own time. she's doing okay, it's just the nighttime i think is when she really starts to reflect on everything that happened. >> there's so many parents around, not only this town, but around the world who are trying to figure out how to talk to their kids about it, how do you -- do you wait for jordan to say something to you? how do you deal with it? >> i think that's kind of what we've been doing. just because who knows how to deal with something lik

>> i think -- >> my name is heath maddox, manager of the bicycle program. the picture you saw was an example of on-street bicycle parking. we have our own bicycle parking program and install bike racks and we have been putting racks on the streets that we call "bicycle parking corrals." the picture may have been a little misleading because i don't think on-street bicycle parking would be an appropriate

>> i think -- >> my name is heath maddox, manager of the bicycle program. the picture you saw was an example of on-street bicycle parking. we have our own bicycle parking program and install bike racks and we have been putting racks on the streets that we call "bicycle parking corrals." the picture may have been a little misleading because i don't think on-street bicycle parking would be an appropriate response for any of these requirements in the planning code. >> from what i am hearing from you it's voluntary, because it's hard enough to park in some of the neighborhoods, but you saying most of the time you try to do it on the sidewalk if you can? >> we do it increasingly, there is so much demand for bicycle parking and sidewalks are narrow and there is a lot of other uses, that there is no room on the sidewalk and businesses are increasingly realizing what is important to them is to increase traffic and customers to their business. and that you get more people there by bicycle than by car . >> the other thing, i don't know if you can answer that, but i t

susan maddox came, too. what did you find? >> nothing.efully that is a good thing and he went back in the bay where he belongs. >> reporter: while everyone believes the sighting of one salmon does not mean there is a salmon run through town, but it is a step in the right direction. >>> well, it is a nice day to do some fishing. the sun will be shining. >> it is not a beside idea. really. all the streams are flush with water and presumably with fish. we will get a little more water. we will have to wait until midweek. but the winds will pick up, northwesterly to 20 or 30 miles per hour. then we get plenty of sunshine through tuesday. next rain come into the bay area. not a big rainmaker but it will get things wet, maybe half an inch on wednesday. after that, i will say it in a minute, let's look at this. the eastern pacific and west coast, we have some high clouds that moved over the bay area yesterday. the high pressure is funneling most of the flow over the queen charlotte and british column why and into the inner mountain region. it is