and also the park. they don't have enough parking space. so for the elderly people and also for the disabled person is a long walk for them and also the park seems like is only good for the people and they ride the bike. so it's not fair for other people. i want a city they can reopen j.f.k. >> thank you. all right, the next public commenter, frank, you have been permitted to unmute. frank, you have been permitted to unmute. [caller speaking in foreign language] >> i live in san francisco for 15 years and i am a disabled person and every so often i go to golden gate park for exercise and recreation. normally i drive there, but now the j.f.k. is closed and so it's hard for me to get out there. and it is hard for me because i am a disabled person because it is very hard for me to get to the park and also the museum. and now the park it seems like it is only is the benefit and ride the bike and they walk or use the skateboard. and actually, i think there's too many bike riders or too many people use skateboards in the park. it is a dangerous a

we need to plan that access within the park from one point of the park to another. we need to connect that to the immediate neighborhood in easy ways. i don't had a car. i probably had a car about half of my adult years. i am on public transit. i spend more time waiting for public transit making the transfer than i do actually on the bus. that is a horrible situation. we need to have a plan that works for the park and the transfers who work for people with disabilities, vision disabilities, of all the kinds of limitations. we need to connect to the arms of san francisco. we need to be able to get easily. it takes money and it takes attention. the way this was done reminds me of ronald reagan's wonderful plan to de- institutionalize people with disabilities by shutting down all the institutions. okay, we moved everybody off. there is no plan for how to deal with that closure. we wound up with millions of people on the streets, with no facilities. they were moved back to the community, but there were no community services. that is kind of what we are trying to do by s

park. i am curious and kind of more of a question, but also a request that those parks be basically excluded from a district and rather treated as kind of a city asset and that way we increase investment from all supervisors, but especially the ones that border the park. so any park, especially major parks that are bordered by two or more districts, i would ask that those be actually [inaudible] because no one lives in those areas. both a question and a comment. thank you so much for your work. i hope you have a great rest of the night. >> clerk: thank you very much for sharing your comments. i should acknowledge that the public comment period is not a question and answer session with a back and forth exchange across the line, but once public comment is closed, does someone want to take up any of your questions amongst the members of the task force they could do so. could we have the next caller, please. >> caller: david pillpell hopefully for the last time tonight. i could comment on the p

ramp park. we currently manage several parks and open spaces in the area. and we are proud to partner on salesforce park and provide nearly 80% of the park's funding. it is a gem in our neighborhood and design, program and use of it has exceeded expectations even through covid. our plan does require us currently to set aside $235,000 a year to support under ramp operations and we were formed in 2015 for 15 years and end in 2030 but eligible for renewal and all indications, that is the direction we're headed. next slide. what we know and certainly what was just shared by ben, what is currently allocated for under ramp park is insufficient to cover the operational costs. our budget analysis and ocii and consultants hired and local practitioners we talk to indicate we need to raise $3 million to cover under ramp park's projected deficit between the opening and 2030. east cut cbd's intent to fund raise for this and combine other resources in advance of the park's construction to close the funding ga

and three garage operators to the imperial parking and one with the laz parking california llc. these were competitively procured in 2010 and 2011. scheduled to expire this month. they will allow additional time for the new procurement process which was disrupted by the pandemic but now underway. under the agreement m.t.a. pays set fees for parking and pays the operator a management fee based on the number of parking spaces and operating expenses associated with the garages. net revenues go to m.t.a. as a general source as we show on page 27 of our report. total net revenues are $439.8 million. the original resolutions today only accounted for management fees on each contract. following discussions with our office the m.t.a. agreed to submit revised resolutions to act for the total costs of contracts based on spending data provided by m.t.a. each contract spending exceeded $10 million threshold required for board of supervisors approval between fiscal year 13-14 and 14-15. we recommend approval. we recommend the board request director of transportation to review all m.t.a. contr

park.please when you draw the line mclaren park doesn't add a single residents but it does change communities of interest . if possible the district nine, 10 and 11 would otherwise continue to represent mclaren park. wedon't care where the lines are . just that the neighborhoods contiguous to them should be represented for the park. thank you very much. >> could we havethe next caller please ? >> is there a caller on the line?this. >> caller: i'm on the webx. director of the filipino community center where i've been for 17 years now. we opened in2004 and served a large number of filipinos in district 11 . there's anywhere from 12 to 15,000 filipinos in the neighborhood it's probably an undercount. we work on the census in 2010 and 2020 to make sure our communities counted and with all of our undocumented community members and be in law unitsthroughout the district , we know where under comment but there's still a large community of interest there together with the working-class union and im

golden gate park is such a huge park. his expertise really help us to make a world-class park, you know, for a lot of people to come visit. so thank you so much for all your hard work on this and your presentation. i do want to, if it's okay, chair haney, i just want to kind of state my goal today. and kind of why this is critical to me as district 1 supervisor. golden gate park, 70% of it is under the jurisdiction of district 1. we in district 1 residents actually, supervisor mar, and his constituents have the privilege to call golden gate park our neighborhood park. but we know it's so much more than just a neighborhood park for us. it is a san franciscan's park and it is like i said earlier a world-class park that many people come and visit. with that said, though, i think that it has really been a vision of those who came before us generations, including john mcmclaren who set this as an oasis for all that come. and the reason why i'm paying such attention and care to the lease agreement and fee ordinance today. i rea

surrounding this park at a national level. the controversy is really here with local people worrying about the fact that payments are no longer killed here and there. and there's no life stock here to take the pressure off of neighboring ranches, so they see it now as a kind of puma breeding center. ah, the tompkins ignored such beliefs and chris tompkins later handed over the entire property to chile. ah, the 2 business minded americans deeply cherished nature and their project proved a success ah no. back in the but i, wetlands of argentina, the tompkins and sophia heinen had to do a bit of persuading to win over the local population. in the end, the key was tourism and cottages like this one, where tourists can relax in the middle of paradise. isn't adding that, but he is here by doing the tourists enjoy spending the night here. yeah, the main idea is then to experience the couch as day to day lives, ito and come in contact with them. yes. hello. can they don't get him with go chose our argentinian cowboys. the wetlands are

he said they are looking at options including parking permits or reaching a deal with parking lot ownerspena, abc 7 news. kristen: a proposed measure could ease san francisco's housing shortage. a supervisor wants to make more housing available in the city by taxing property owners who are sitting on vacant units. amy has a look at the plan. >> these were people's homes. they could be people's homes again. we need these units as homes. >> housing advocates are angry about the number of housing units that are empty in san francisco, presumably owned by a real estate developer who is waiting for a sellers market before listing it. they gathered on the steps of san francisco's city hall this morning to support supervisor dean preston and his proposed empty homes tax, a tax that would try to incentivize property owners to sell or rent housing units. >> these folks are buying and selling housing in san francisco as if they are buying and selling stocks on the stock market. they couldn't care less about providing homes for anyone. we are going to put an end to it with the empty homes tax. >> h

ticket -- parking tickets. from above, this neighborhood looks like it is thriving with oracle park on one end and -- this is one of the most popular spots. but if you look closer, leaving -- living here comes with a caveat. raise your hand if you have received a citation. while, all of you have gotten tickets. for the past four months, this group of affordable housing residents have been trying to get the attention of city leaders to modify the residential parking rules. >> we got 347 signatures and counting. luz: parking meters that normally cost a dollar 25 jumped to eight dollars an hour during concerts or game days, pushing many of these residents to do this. >have any of you sat sat sat vehicle waiting for the meter time to pass? how many hours? >> like four. luz: that is a single mom of three who works two jobs to make ends meet. she moved to this complex two years ago and now is in debt. >> like $2800. >> how many citations is that? >> probably five or six. it is too much. the city is ripping me off. lu

police were looking in the park.r, stay home, and wait. >> and then, about 11-or-so at night, there is a knock on the front door. it's somebody, with the police department, with the bloodhounds. >> oh, boy. >> they want a piece of jennifer's clothing. something they can get a scent off of. >> they didn't find jenni, that night. or the next day. tacoma police closed point defiance park for three days. hundreds of people joined the search. nbc affiliate, king 5, covered it. jenni's sister, theresa, pleaded for help. >> just take time. just think back. just sit down, and remember. any, little bit would help. >> meanwhile, police worked the angles. was it a kidnapping? >> maybe, they were going to ask for ransom. we just didn't know. >> or maybe, jenni got lost or was badly hurt. >> there were, literally, hundreds of people looking through the park for her. >> everybody wanted to find jenni. >> gene miller helped run down hundreds of suspected sightings. >> there was a lot of good-faith effort, on the part of citizens, t

attendance, spending is higher at the theme parks.here is a tremendous amount of power in the parks. this could be the silver coming out of the pandemic, the path of the parks accelerating towards the peak attendance level that we saw a few years ago with margin expansion really coming back to life and we expect the parks to hit operating margins faster than expected, of course subject to any uncertainties related to the omicron variant. emily: all right, tuna, we will continue to listen to that call, the disney earnings call, and sharing headlines as we have them. later this hour, i bring you a live conversation with ceo bob chapek that you don't want to miss. more on the earnings from uber, most active users in history of the company. tom white has a buy on uber and joins us now for his take. tom, what do you make of the fact that uber and lyft earnings were so different? tom: i don't know that they were massively different. with uber we got a pretty constructive update from the ceo mid-december. they indicated that the fourth quart

you have enjoyed in san francisco but you are focusing on the golden gate park. it belongs to the citizens and i know you supervisors represent the citizens you are not educated on issues. you do not know big donors have given $80 million to the botanical gardens. but you don't know about that. and even though big donations are given to the botanical garden and to the museums and to the japanese tea garden, even seniors have to pay now that there like four dollars or seniors who are on a fixed income. it's something, you know? so sure, the residents should get some amenities for sure. but we must also consider like one of the supervisors is considering the veterans. that's a very good thing because we can use our gardens for their health. what i want you all to do is to get an audit on all the bigger donations that are given. >> thank you for your comments. mister akins, next speaker please. >> caller: my name is del maxwell and when i first moved to to the city the botanical gardens was one of the first places i discovered and i was enchanted and for 21 years i'

what the ladder he can cover, releasing them in a park. he gales f yourself again in the household, but they will amend even though i am close to them. i want them to be released as quickly as possible in project is as soon as they're ready yet again, even if they're not us with those have where needle and gumble. ah, they've already released over $100.00 anteaters. and their work has paid off. nature has returned. ah, the marsh dear is yet another species. the team is working to re wild and it's working. there population is on the rise. ah ah. when i pump as phonetic, when i let it been, marcia, or one of the most endangered species in argentina, hold on the salad. they used to harp all over the marshland water myth. then came the market from marshall dear. lisa bought me jonas with f contina. i wound up in the rest of argentina, only small populations of these animals survived today. i'm really going to eat the wound up the marsh dea, a crazy fantasy. you might mistake them for antelope. like what are they jump far and have stumpy tails.

how important were the parks? parks are brilliant -- geetha: parks are a really important part of their operating income and what has been interesting is yes, they were decimated during pandemic but they we bounded strongly. what disney has done so well is they have removed the unnecessary costs and really gone and brought more and more efficiencies to the system and that is being reflected in the profit numbers. we had elation every numbers across the board but these profit numbers were extraordinarily impressive, basically meaning that going forward for the parks we will see a creative margin well above pre-pandemic levels. romaine: this is still a global company and we know they had challenges during pandemic. how are they doing outside u.s. right now? geetha: really, really strong from a parks perspective. we saw some blowout numbers. on the international side the recovery has been a little bit slower looking at the shanghai and hong kong disneyland parks. slightly slower, but i think again it's pretty much, p

recreation and parks department. the dollar amount we received to date that is to be transferred through the rec and park department is $440,782. we have currently budgeted as operating transfer out for next fiscal year through rec and park in addition to the regular ongoing amount for each year which we are seeing ongoing will be approximately 287,000 starting next year going forward. current year amount was partial for 21 and full year for fiscal year 22. to the amount in the budget to rec and park. >> got it. is that $287,000 from the transfer payments? >> no, that is from under the psa. there is a specific payment amount due to support yerba buena and soma open space payments. that is based on calculation that is done. it has cpi factored into it. we just in january, i believe it was, updated the real estate development and developer updated the cpi came to agreement what that amount needed to be for this year and assumptions for next year. >> when did you receive the first gmos payments? initial year? >> i belie

the mall started charging for parking last week and they want free parking.sanchez reports. >> reporter: good morning to you. workers here at westfield valley fair mall say they are going to protest over a policy they say takes a bite ut of their paycheck. they announced a new program that will deter non-shoppers from parking in their lots. it gives customers two free hours of parking and then charges $1 per hour after that. it also charges employees $3 per day or $40 for the month. this took effect last week. in a statement, westfield valley fair management wrote, quote, we support the right of employees who work at the center to voice their opinions, but we remain committed to our controlled parking plan. the workers say they are going to protest on sunday and what they want is free parking. kris sanchez, nbc bay area. >> thank you, kris. >>> san francisco's chinese new year parade, you see it here on your screen, was a become return, bringing joy and light to the city, after the pandemic kept people away last year. in fact, thousands of people came from al

it also adds more car free streaks in the park -- streets in the park. >> we have seen the success of two years what a car free space does for our community. this has been an amazing pilot and it is time to make it permanent. dion: the young museum wants jfk east reopened to traffic. it says the closure has impacted people with limited mobility, including the elderly, families with young children, and the disabled. the board of supervisors will vote on the planned later this month. there is a bright idea. you can mark this valentine's day taking a special valentine's display in san francisco, all for free. and taking a live look outside, our balmy winter weather -- more like springlike weather -- is happening. spencer christian gives us two timing on winters return just ahead. chris: coming up, no need to change the channel. the splash brothers on the floor. floor. steph and when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight children's foundation programs entertain and inspire hospitalized kids. learn more

to park at work. are making minimum wage. antonio garcia works inside the mall. he helped organize sunday's protest and also put together a worker petition signed by more than 1000 people. it asks mall management to issue free parking permits to mall employees. i honestly think that the mall is just, uh, just trying to take money from the employees. there are so many of us and you know, we breathed park to be at work. the mall started charging for parking earlier this month in what management calls a controlled parking plan. here's the breakdown for guests. the first two hours are free. then it's $1 an hour for employees. it's $3 per day or $40 per month . it basically is like a slap in the face to every employee who works there and um westfield wanted to pushed the responsibility of paying for parking onto the business owners via go was the owner of vietnam's restaurant inside valley fair. he attended sunday's protest to stand up for his employees. the employees are the backbone of the mall. they're

if you park here, it's a council parking bay. but if you park on this side, it's private parking.e they've put special signs on here, warning people. unfortunately, for the first nine occasions, i was using my postcode instead of my car registration number. philip lovell put the wrong details into an automated system where he was allowed to park. he is now contesting the £2000 the private parking company says he owes. the biggest frustration is not being able to deal with anybody. it's just a faceless organisation. they just try to maximise the payments they can get from me. it is prime land. we need it for our guests for the hotel. we don't have enough spaces as it is. but businesses which use private parking firms say they have an important role. at this hotel they will pass your details onto a company to pursue you for £100, but only as a last resort. if you are not booked in with us, a ticket goes on. but it clearly also explains you have an opportunity to come into the hotel and pay the normal parking rate, so no extra fine, just settle for your ticket. we don't want people c

a frisbee golf course, and other park amenities. >>

kpix 5's kiet do has more on the fight for free parking. >> reporter: is scheduled, parking fees went into effect today at valley fair mall. they are the first mall in the south bay to do so. everybody pays, customers and the employees. as promised , the worker backlash is in full effect. for antonio garcia, strolling through one of the most affluent malls in america, this has become ground zero in the fight against income inequality. >> reporter: what you think charging employees for parking is all about? >> money and greedy business. >> reporter: antonio and a restaurant owner marched into the office to hand-deliver a petition with nearly 1200 digital and physical signatures. >> we have a couple of different parts for you guys. >> reporter: titled worker petition against paid parking for employees, it is filled with comments. the workers keep us all alive, why penalize them for it. we matter more than profits. charging employees to park at their place of employment is no better than wage theft. this is a thinly veiled attempt to increase profits at the expense of those they know hav

recreation and parks have requested this loan infrastructure and recreation and parks accept and extendequests are presented and hopefully approved together due to timing. if the affordable housing plan in blocks three and 3b as planned. as planned in fall 2022, it is conceivable that the occupancy lease three a and 3b affordable housing will occur in 2024 when the herz recreation center is complete. i will now pass this presentation to nathan sinclair, my colleague with recreation and parks will discuss the reiteration center and accompanied expense . >> good afternoon supervisors. i am agent sinclair with recreation and parks department worship team and i'm here to request your approval to accept from sunnydale infrastructure llc cash and or in-kind grants valued at up to $10 million for the design and construction of the playgroundrecreation cente and through the associated grant agreement . next slide please . cindy touched on sunnydale infrastructure is a partnership between mercy housing california and related california which is implement a multi-base program called the hope sf h

when you heard the park system was adding a new trail in this park, you immediately advocated that itn a chinese name. why was that so important and so needed in your view? i know there are not that many, right? >> chinese names are way way way underrepresented. we have italian, portuguese, french, but no chinese names i think it is so relevant. kristen: and actually so appropriate because right there around that trail, they round old chinese burial sites, which leads me to the question -- who are the folks who were buried there? where did they come from? why did they uproot themselves in the middle california? what were they doing there? >> at the same time in those days, i think everybody in the world work ready to come here for the gold. the chinese were no exception. they seized the opportunity fund their dreams of gold, and here they came. gradually became a victim of their own success, and the said these guys were getting too much gold, so eventually, the chinese gold miners were driven to the fringe, but at the beginning, we had some great success. kristen: wow, that history is

>> i stayed. >> for 40 years now. >> 40 years, and i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: halyard parkorn from mortgages mostly funded by a black-owned bank, columbia savings and loan. recently downtown development has made the neighborhood attractive, sending property values and taxes soaring. nearby is the fiserv forum where hockey is played. >> black people built this neighborhood. are you concerned they could be priced out of it, pushed out of it soon? >> absolutely. it could happen. anything can happen, david. it would be gone in no time. it would be gone. >> it's going to be a disaster for everybody. >> reporter: clara smith has lived in halyard park for 38 years. she's feeling the pinch. >> i have seen my taxes go from $1,500 to over $4,000. i do not want to be taxed out of my home. >> the economists would say that all that development downtown, that increases the value of your property, which is good for you. do you buy that? >> no. because they're trying to steal what we have already established. they're trying to steal our community. >> is there a number that someone could of

multiple improvements in the park. i very much anticipate if the item 4 and 5 passes we will continue to see more public programs, programs for kids and conservation of our plants. the conservatory are so much in leadership about but the japanese tea garden is a huge tourist attraction. the merger will also allow the continued improvement of the temple gate, pagoda and the grounds within it. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: i am jane. i am a native of san francisco from outer richmond district 35 years. as lifelong fan of public open spaces and parks. golden gate park is special because of the location, accessibility and all that it has to offer those who come to use and enjoy it. as a san francisco resident and board member of the botanical gardens i support the resolution to merge conservevatory of now hers and tea garden and botanical gardens. i support free resident mission at all three sites to enable more families to visit for enjoyment, landscape while le

parking fees. i've got to got video posted on social media shows a protest outside santa clara's westfield valley fair mall employees are pushing back against the malls new parking policy. it requires everyone to pay to park in the garage, including employees, employees shouldn't have to pay to park at work. a lot of people are making minimum wage. antonio garcia works inside the mall. he helped organize sunday's protest and also put together a worker petition signed by more than 1000 people. it asked mall management to issue free parking permits to mall employees. i honestly think that the mall is just, uh, just trying to take money from the employees. there are so many of us and you know, we breathed park to be at work at the mall started charging for parking earlier this month in what management calls a controlled parking plan. here's the breakdown for guests. the first two hours are free. then it's $1 an hour for employees. it's $3 per day or $40 per month. it basically is like a slap in the fa

they are demanding for free parking. employees will have to pay $3 a day. first two hours are free for customers and then a $1 an ho. e deal with ca left overnight. a petition with thousands of signatures now have been delivered to management. >> it is not fair at all that we are getting pushed this burden. i hope that sparks them to actually read it and really understand where the mall employees are coming from. >> tonight, wild turkeys are taking over a nasa research center. a group of a dozen or two wild turkeys have lived on the campus in mountain view for several years now. over the past few months the birds caused damage to cars and landscaping and have gotten so close to moffit field. they are teaming up to move the turkeys to the san antonio valley ecological reserve. over in sunny valley, keeping crows from gathering is meet something resistance. the city workers are using e those e the light could blind pilots flying through the area. they say they are getting at least a complaint a day about the lasers. the faa is now asking the city to find an a

we all know parking can be tough in san francisco and you might be having to park on a steep angle, might have to circle the block several times after just trying to find a space. then comes all of the confusing time limits and street restrictions. now, hundreds of neighbors are banding together to change parking laws in popular neighborhood. this morning, gloria rodriguez is live with the issue costing people thousands of dollars. gloria: we are talking about parking citations. they are wrecking up hundreds of dollars on parking fines, many residents having to choose from paying for rent, food, or their ticket. they want the city to offer residential parking permits or a program for people who live there. san francisco's mission bay neighborhood is very popular with oracle park and chase center, but residents say living here comes at a cost in the form of parking tickets. meters that normally cost one dollar to five cents jump to eight dollars during concerts or game days. this group of affordable housing residents have been trying to get the attention of city leaders to change public pa

as envisioned, the parks programming includes a dog park, areas for children's play, walking, biking, adult and youth sports, relaxation spaces, areas for events and community programs and casual dining. a beer garden or concessions building, lounge space and game area is planned at the center of >> chair borden: february 15th meeting of the sfmta board off level as the park and >> thank you, sir. the board meeting is back in session. i ask for the end of the announcement of closed session. >> as to item 14, conference with the real property negotiators with the parcel s development sited a the address as specified on the agenda and price and payment for an easement, there is no action to report. >> thank you, deborah. directors, that concludes the items before you today. >> thank you, mr. secretary. directors, thank you. and tjba time, meeting adjourned. be well until you see you in march. >> happy black history month. >> thank you, director shaw. >> thank you. >> motion to adjourn. >> second. valencia has been a constantly evolving roadway. the first bike lanes were striped in 1999,

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in oakland park.icials tell kron four's phillipe djegal staff members are on the lookout for the snake. they say they're concerned, especially because the likelihood of its surviving these cold nights. he's slipped. >> east bay regional park district staff members are actively looking for a ball python park district spokesperson jennifer via says it appears was left abandoned at anthony chabot regional park in oakland's is not a danger to the community. it's a non-venomous snake they are >> not going to cause any harm to anyone, although we don't recommend anyone approached the snake. if they do see it. a hiker alerted the park district of the adult sized nonnative snakes and a while passing through the big bear trail, the park district and california department of fish and wildlife stress. it is illegal to abandon any animals and it's the snake in the area. >> thinking it could survive. this is a a species of snake that is a custom to warm climates. >> our climate will be very cold for that particula

parking fines.e rules. and more and more of them are being issued. 4.4 million parking tickets were handed out in the uk last year. more than four times the amount issued in 2010. and most of them are on private land. looked after by private firms. as things stand, if you've stayed longer than you've paid for, parked outside a bay or blocked an exit there's a £100 cap on the amount you can be fined. often that's reduced if you pay within a certain number of days. but sometimes it's an honest mistake. we spoke to philip who uses a gym in manchester. the parking is free for members, but he put in the wrong registration several times. he's now been told he could owe thousands of pounds. unfortunately, the first nine occasions _ unfortunately, the first nine occasions i _ unfortunately, the first nine occasions i was _ unfortunately, the first nine occasions i was using - unfortunately, the first nine occasions i was using my. unfortunately, the first nine - occasions i was using my postcode instead _ o

haven park is taken that away. are bleeding us dry because what few consumerr protections we now live with fear and uncertainty. i am including with my written testimony, the 2019 a solution to this huge injustice they describe in their projections making this recommendation a requirement is all it would take, thank you very much. >> thank you so much ms. newman. is hear from maryland is here with his translator. thank you very much for joining us. [inaudible] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish]. [speaking spanish]. senator. [inaudible] >> we are having a hard time hearingg. could you move closer to the microphone? welo really just are not able to hear you. >> editors my name is juan and i have lived in victoria complex in maryland since the year 2000 with my wife and three kids it. i am part of the committee of the bedford station our burden, the family of companies is the owner of thousands of apartments in the country. i have neverer known them or seen them ending ten years we have owned our apartment. [speaki

pretty unhappy being abandoned out in our park.k district says the snake has not been seen since it was photographed sunday. >> the hope is that it has reached some place warm to hide until it is found. it's hard say how long the snakes going make it out. we hope that somebody does come across it so that we can rescue a rescue it and helped rehabilitate the reptile in partnership with the oakland zoo. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news from a big snake in the east bay to us in colombia. this guy found itself in a dangerous situation after it climbed an electric pole and then decided to hang from live wires, worried residents called on electrical workers to try and rescue him. >> now to some breaking news just into the kron. 4 news room. we're learning of a police shooting that has happened in pleasanton. police are set to hold a news conference in a few minutes, too. provide more details when that happens. we will take you there live. also coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5, another state banning abortions after 15 weeks. what

he's on the loose at anthony chabot regional park in oakland park. officials think it was abandoned and they're worried it might not survive the cold weather forcefully has the story. >> east bay regional park district staff members are actively looking for a ball python park district spokesperson jennifer via says it appears was left abandoned at anthony chabot regional park in oakland's is not a danger to the community. it's a non-venomous snake they are >> not going to cause any harm to anyone, although we don't recommend anyone approached the snake. if they do see it. a hiker alerted the park district of the adult sized nonnative snakes and a while passing through the big bear trail, the park district and california department of fish and wildlife stress. it is illegal to abandon any animals and works. it's the snake in the area. >> thinking it could survive. this is a a species of snake that is a custom to warm climates. >> our climate will be very cold for that particular snake. and it's probably. pretty unhappy being abandoned out in our park.

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