ms. vasquez. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for being here this afternoon and sharing this somewhat uncomfortable discussion with us here. we all know that there's an urgent need to stem sexual harassment, discrimination, by increasing female representation in the workforce, and particularly at senior leadership positions and individuals having a say in how these policies are done. ms. martin, you wrote in your prepared statement, i'm going to quote, the jewels of the park service heavily favor men in the most powerful positions of superintendents, deputy superintendssupern for intendants, fire. how many park superinteddant are women? mr. reynolds: we have 413 parks, and as you know, congresswoman, there's not a superintendent necessarily in every park. i believe, i'm going to find the actual number for you, but i think it's around 258 superintendents. i believe about 127 are women. just give me a minute. i'll find the right number. >> that would be good. mr. reynolds: it's about a 60/40, slightly under

ms. vasquez. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for being here this afternoon and sharing this somewhat uncomfortable discussion with us here. we all know that there's an urgent need to stem sexual harassment, discrimination, by increasing female representation in the workforce, and particularly at senior leadership positions and individuals having a say in how these policies are done. ms. martin, you wrote in your prepared statement, i'm going to quote, the jewels of the park service heavily favor men in the most powerful positions of superintendents, deputy superintensuper for intendants, fire. how many park superinteddant are women. >> we have 413 parks, and as you know, congresswoman, there's not a superintendent necessarily in every park. i believe, i'm going to find the actual number for you, but i think it's around 258 superintendents. i believe about 127 are women. just give me a minute. i'll find the right number. >> that would be good. >> it's about a 60/40, slightly under 40%. >> so 60% are -- >>

heather: the fbi boston division is offering a reward of,0 arrest of an alleged ms-13 gang member. efrain vasquez-yanez is charged with rico conspiracy and conspiracy to distribute cocaine. the 34-year-old was last seen in everett, and is believed to still be in the greater boston area. the fbi says he should be considered armed and dangerous. we are getting new details right now after a deadly shooting in boston. this happened last night on ripley road in dorchester. witnesses tell the herald a sidewalk. a man in his 20's was killed possibly by as many as seven gunshots. no word on any arrests. emily: a mother is set to stand trial and the death of her five-month-old who was poisoned by heroin. little mya died in 2011 in her parent's marshfield home. investigators say they found heroin in the baby's bottle. 29-year-old ashley cry is due in court today. a judge sentenced the baby's father, 33-year-old ryan barry, to 10 to 12 years behind bars charges. heather: former new england mob boss frank salemme heads before a judge today on murder charges. salemme and paul weadick are charged with killing

ms-13 gang member. this is efrain vasquez-yanez. he's charged with rico conspiracy and conspiracy to distribute cocaine. the 34-year-old was last seen in everett and is believed to be in the greater boston area. the fbi warns he should be considered armed and dangerous. ben: new drought concerns in reservoir where water levels are at dangerously low levels prompting the city to declare a stage three drought emergency. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live to explain what that means, shaun? reporter: the drought is so bad, there's a mandatory ban on all outdoor watering. and now, the city is leading by example. by shutting off fountains like this. startling images, of a lake nearly dry. city leaders say they haven't decades. >> water levels are below 55%. this time of year they're typically at 82%. that's significantly below where we would normally be. reporter: a stage 3 drought emergency. no more watering lawns. no more glass of water at resturants unless you ask. and even city fountains shut down. >> we've asked the fire exercis

ms-13 gang member. take a look efrain vasquez-yanez is charged with rico conspiracy and conspiracy to distribute cocaine. the 34-year-old was last seen in everett, and is believed to still be in the greater boston area. the fbi says he should be considered armed and dangerous. heather: information after a deadly shooting in boston. it happened last night on ripley road in dorchester. police say a gunman opened fire on a group of friends talking on the sidewalk. 24-year-old stravensky odige of dorchester was killed in the gunfire. no arrests at this time. across the city, thousands of students are settling into their classrooms for the start of the school year. mayor marty walsh and superintendent tommy chang were at the new mission high school bright and early this morning, to welcome students back and wish them well. school and city leaders are visit each school in boston today. they spoke with newscenter 5 about their goals for the upcoming year. >> it's a challenge every year making sure we keep our kids in the school. make sure nothing happens, and continue to have a strong education. >> we have to