have a joint meeting of the recreation and park commission and sfmta board of directors and parking authority. and we have translation available to members of the public in three languages. we have russian, spanish and cantonese. we have three lines that -- four lines actually that you can call in to to provide comment and three that you can call in to to listen in another language besides english. and so i will read out those numbers now and will again when i do my commission announcement. our line is 415-655-0001, and if you'd like the listen in in english, which if you're here, you might be doing, the access code is 1871473320. our russian access code is 1465706848. and our spanish access code is 1464709020. and so if i could first have our cantonese translator explain that for us? [giving instructions in cantonese] >> thank you. if i could have our russian translator, please. >> [speaking russian] >> thank you. if we could then have our spanish translator. is there anyone on our call who is a spanish translator? i can't see everybody so you might be muted. christine, do you know if our sp

so, in 1949, san francisco did set up its own parking authority. it is not a city department, it's a creature of state law. as charter authority has evolved, the city can do most of the things that the parking authority was originally set up to do. next slide. the parking authority here and parking authorities in general are to finance parking garage construction. here, it was originally focused on the downtown commercial core. originally the commission was a separate commission appointed by the board of supervisors and included representatives of downtown merchants. later under prop e, that authority and due to a change in state law, that authority was given to you as the sfmta board. so you sit as the parking authority commission. then sort of overtime, and through some agreements, the mta took over through a contract the management of all of the city owned garages and parking authority garages. next slide please. so now everything is ran by mta. there are some limitations through the parking authority, most importantly state law requires that the

park. authorities say miss mother killed him on a hiking trail in a southern nevada desert last month. moms who gathered cannot believe what happened. >> as a mom it strikes every cord in my body. >> it resonated with me very deeply that i have not been able to sleep for multiple weeks. >> those images really got to me. >> tears your heart out. >> liam's mother samantha moreno rodriguez, is still awaiting extradition to las vegas after authorities captured her in colorado. >>> over the weekend, stanford's class of 2021 celebrated with an in-person graduation ceremony. graduates were honored at stanford stadium nearly 1,500 bachelor's degrees were handed out. its class of 2007 actress issa ray reflected on the difficult experience the graduates experienced getting to this point. >> you guys are incredible for making it this far. obviously this past year navejas tested so many of us and i can't imagine having to muster up the enthusiasm, much less the strength to finish getting my degree while the world was falling apart around us. but you [ bleep ] did it. >> words ever inspiration ther

in fact, the park authority estimates that in the first three months of lockdown, 70% of visitors hadfore. somewhere around here should be the mountain rescue team who are keeping all the newbies like myself safe. i can see some dogs in this direction. dog barks. mountain rescue search dogs turns 50 this year. the teams are made up of volunteers who help search for walkers and climbers who get lost or injured. dog barks. who have we got here? this is gus. hello, gus. search dog gus. hey, search dog gus, how are you? he is excited. how long has gus been doing this for? actually, gus has been training for four years, and because of covid has only just, what we call graded. he has onlyjust become operational. so i can only use him for real in the last three week. the last three weeks! so he is a newbie. he is a newbie. well done, gus, well done. how do they work and how do you train them? basically they are playing hide and seek. they work for a toy. and when we are training, we call them dogsbodies, where people who go out and hide and have the toy, and the dog is literally hunting for

park. authorities say she suffered fatal injuries after falling 80 feet. >>> today's weather, rain, thunderstormsthe country. severe storms in the northern plains. clear skies for most of the west. >>> and finally the new rules for houseguests. >>> a new survey is revealing some hosting pet peeves. will ganss has details. >> reporter: even small talk can be a big problem in social situations. >> i have lost my fiance. the poor baby. >> maybe the dingo ate your baby. >> reporter: and as restrictions on indoor gatherings start to lift, it's important to make sure you remember how to be a good houseguest. >> when you arrive to your host's place, you want to make sure that you give a gift, a little gift of some sort or when you leave, you send a gift afterwards. >> reporter: a new poll spotlighting the biggest houseguest faux pas. according to hosts, number one, staining the furniture. >> my new sofa. he peed on my new sofa. >> reporter: followed by putting feet on the couch, going into other rooms uninvited, bringing dogs without asking and going th cabinet, and then there's this big no-no to keep i

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park. >> authorities tonight are searching for a driver who hit a pedestrian at half moon bay parking lot. and then just drove block. it happened last night at the popular beach parking lot on poplar street. the vehicle is described as a black older model sedan. anybody with information is asked to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. and the south bay a former san jose children's day care employee is in custody for alleged lewd acts and with minors. police say that this happened. >> at growing in grace daycare. this near norwood creek elementary school. the employee 36 year-old john cortes junior health care for kids there. he has been accused of annoying or molesting 3 children while the daycare was operating from 2013 to 2017. the victims ranged in age from 3 to 8 cortes junior now facing 8 counts of lewd acts with a minor under the age of 14 1 count of acts with a minor under 10. anyone with information about this or anything else involving cortez is being asked to contact the san jose police department. >> well, shark attacks are rare great white sharks like the one suspected

park. authorities arrested several of the event's organizers. >> it is emphasized that it is an offense underublic order ordinance if anyone takes part in or advertises or publicizes an authorized assembly, the maximum penalty is five years imprisonment. >> woodruff: we'll get the perspective of a chinese political dissident later in the program. back in this country, talks on he floated a minimum corporate their top negotiator, shelley moore capito of west virginia, they agreed to reconnect on monday. fisher-price is recalling a model of its baby soothers after four infant deaths. the "4-in-1 rock-n-glide soothers" were designed to mimic being rocked in someone's arms. the babies who died were found on their stomachs after being placed on their backs unrestrained. there's word that a forthcoming u.s. intelligence report on u.f.o.s spotted by military pilots has found no evidence of a direct link to aliens but, as "the new york times" and others reported, it does not rule out that possibility either. investigators also said some of the sightings could have been experimental technology used by

have a joint meeting of the recreation and park commission and sfmta board of directors and parking authority. and we have translation available to members of the public in three languages. we have russian, spanish and cantonese. we have three lines that -- four lines actually that you can call in to to provide comment and three that you can call in to to listen in another language besides english. and so i will read out those numbers now and will again when i do my commission announcement. our line is 415-655-0001, and if you'd like the listen in in english, which if you're here, you might be doing, the access code is 1871473320. our russian access code is 1465706848. and our spanish access code is 1464709020. and so if i could first have our cantonese translator explain that for us? [giving instructions in cantonese] >> thank you. if i could have our russian translator, please. >> [speaking russian] >> thank you. if we could then have our spanish translator. is there anyone on our call who is a spanish translator? i can't see everybody so you might be muted. christine, do you know if our sp

have a joint meeting of the recreation and park commission and sfmta board of directors and parking authority. and we have translation available to members of the public in three languages. we have russian, spanish and cantonese. we have three lines that -- four lines actually that you can call in to to provide comment and three that you can call in to to listen in another language besides english. and so i will read out those numbers now and will again when i do my commission announcement. our line is 415-655-0001, and if you'd like the listen in in english, which if you're here, you might be doing, the access code is 1871473320. our russian access code is 1465706848. and our spanish access code is 1464709020. and so if i could first have our cantonese translator explain that for us? [giving instructions in cantonese] >> thank you. if i could have our russian translator, please. >> [speaking russian] >> thank you. if we could then have our spanish translator. is there anyone on our call who is a spanish translator? i can't see everybody so you might be muted. christine, do you know if our sp

someone shot at two cars in the parking lot. authorities tell us there was a disturbance among a small group of people tuesday afternoon. no one was hurt and, no arrests. >>> the mayor of san jose is trying to pass groundbreaking controversial new gun laws after the mass shooting at vta. the mayor says that san jose should be the first city in the country to require every gun owner to have liability insurance and require gun owners to pay a fee to compensate taxpayers for the public cost to respond to gun violence. >> we are cognizant of what the second amendment dictates. we want a fee that will compensate taxpayers for the cost of everything from emergency rooms to police response. >> the gun insurance vote could be at the end of the month. gun rights groups are already talking about a lawsuit. >>> supervisors in san mateo county are working to reduce gun violence. they approved an ordinance to regulate the sale of firearms in unincorporated areas of the county.>>> west marin county has been rocked by the arrest of the superintendent of t

the san francisco campaign government combat code 3.1. 255 that is governing the golden gate park authority. on top of that also the section 12.35. golden gate park underground parking facilities. it is with the goal to check and balance between artificial entertainment and recreation with nature and wildlife habitat in golden gate park. we noticed increasingly there is artificial recreation, development, facilities throughout the park. we know for the longest time especially based on the master plan golden gate park master plan it is a free space for our wildlife habitat. some of you know there are seven coyotes in the botanical gardens. it is amazing to see how wildlife exists in golden gate park. i look forward to check and balance with the management through the new park code section. based on that it is the second principal the changes in golden gate park. we are seeing increase of paid admission facilities and events taking place in golden gate park instead of free recreation that is to provide from golden gate park. hopefully through this new session we will increase or at least make

park. i'm requesting that the budget and finance committee recommend that the board of supervisors authorize the rec and park department to apply for, accept and expend a california state parks grant in the amount of $5.768 million to support the construction of a new playground at india basin shoreline park. and also recommend that the board of supervisors approve a california state park department grant contract that has a performance period of july 1, 2020 through june 30, 2050. pursuant charter section 9.118, subsection a, the california state parks department community grant supports grants in low-income communities and the focus is to create new recreation opportunities serving these communities. the neighborhood prioritized by this department this grant are high level of public participation, as well as provide volunteer or job opportunities. the playground add india basin shoreline park meets this criteria. we've been working with the community for more than five years. have held more than 60 meetings developing a scope of work that meets the community's priorities for this park. we'

authorities say that she died when the driver suddenly threw a parked truck into reverse.er is now in custody. >>> happening now, at least two homes are destroyed and one firefighter is injured from a wildfire in southern california. it started a little before noon yesterday in san bernardino national forest, just about 30 miles south of palm springs. evacuation orders are in effect in pinion pines and alpine village and part of highway 74 is closed. the flames damaged at least three more homes. it's not really clear what kind of injuries that firefighter suffered, as of last check the fires burned at least 400 acres and was 10% contained. >>> here we go on this monday morning, as we get ready for the work week. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring that and take a live look for us here in san jose, as you can see, those conditions still dry, coming off of a good weekend, kari and going to be nice this week and we'll get hot which is the fire danger we're worried about. >> right, any time that we are going to have hot temperatures, we're also going to have the fire d

park police did have authority to clear the park when they did, and there was a big question whetherhave waited until the curfew went into effect, and we know park police began clearing the area around 6:00. here's what the report says. they did have the authority to clear it when they did. they did not need to wait for the curfews. and there were questions about chemical agents to clear it, and u.s. park police did not deploy tear-gas, and they did deploy a white chemical irritant -- sorry, white smoke, nonirritant white spoke, and that's an important distinction, so park police decided early on they were not going to use tear-gas and they did not. the report said it was the metropolitan police department in another location used tear-gas later on. the white smoke you see deployed by park police and its law enforcement partners, that's a nonirritant white spoke. important distinction there. this was not cleared for the president's visit to the church, and it was sort of -- i wouldn't use the term happenstance, but it's not clear -- let me back up and explain the whole process here,

. >>> tonight, we've learned about a deadly hiking accident at sequoia national park in california. authorities say a hiker plunged 500 feet on memorial day, losing his balance while hiking with two other people along the summit ridge of mt. russell. a woman was also badly injured, falling about 30 feet while trying to save him. >>> and the new headline tonight about kentucky derby winner medina spirit. churchill downs today suspending trainer bob baffert for two years now after the horse failed a second drug test. the horse could now be disqualified as the winner. >>> when we come back here tonight, the end of an era? we have news on coach k. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, h

of las vegas, people touched by the recent death of 7-year-old liam husted gathered in a park yesterday. authoritieshiking trail in southern nevada desert last month after abruptly leaving their san jose home. several mother who gathered say they can't believe what happened. >> as a mom it strikes every chord in my body. >> it resonated with me very deeply that i have not been able to sleep for multiple weeks. >> those images really got to me. >> tears your heart out. >> liam's mother samantha moreno rodriguez, is still awaiting extradition to las vegas after authorities captured her in colorado. >>> this morning a dog stolen from a couple celebrating their anniversary in san francisco is now back with his owners. here's a look at that happy reunion with leo. jacqueline and her husband were on the last night of their trip to san francisco when they left leo in his carrier in the car for an hour. thieves took the dog as well as other items. the owners were distraught as you could imagine until yesterday when police said a tip led them to leo. someone who was going to buy the dog in oakland recognized

park is blocked. it is obvious authorities don't want people together this year.as helped organize the vigil for the past five years pre-today, she was arrested near her office by plainclothes police officers and accused of promoting unauthorized assembly, a charge that could see her face time in prison. we spoke to her only days before her arrest. >> i am prepared to be arrested. this is how hong kong is now. if you fight for democracy under an authoritarian regime, the arrest is unavoidable. many -- reporter: many of her fellow activists who organized the vigil are now in jail. she has reluctantly become the public face of the pro-democracy hong kong alliance. >> i feel a bit lonely, because many of my fellow activists are now behind bars. under the national security law, there is now deeper meaning to commemorating june. do we dare to come out? do we dare to protect the candlelight at victoria park? as long as we don't give up, there are still hopes hong kong people can protect our freedom. reporter: authorities have been cracking down on civil liberties. ms. c

again back to lafayette park, we found from the report the united states park police have the authoritynd discretion to clear lafayette park and the surrounding areas on june 1, 2020 the evidence that we attained did not support a finding that the united states police park cleared the park to allow the president to serve and walked to st. john's church, they lie day in and day out. the media, the politicians, all of them lied because they want to drag down donald trump, why aren't they rounding up any of those people. these are serious questions this evening i want to know what's happening to this people, do we live in a free country or republic or not, is there going to be real justice or not we cannot have our fbi as we have learned in the prosecutors conducting themselves in the dark without us knowing exactly what is going on, moreover why are some citizens treated one way and some another, this has nothing to do with white supremacy, this has nothing to do with white supremacy and joe biden should know since he was a segregationist and white supremacist early in his career, i want

we found from the report that the united states park police had the authority and discretion to clear park. and the surrounding areas on june 1, 2020. the evidence we obtained did not support a finding that the united states park police cleared the park to allow the president to survey the damage and walk the st. john's park. they lied day in and day out. the media, the politicians all of them they lied because they wanted to drag down donald trump why aren't they rounding up people. i have serious questions. i want to know what's happening to these people do. we live in a free country or republic or not? is there going to be real justice or not? we cannot have our fbi as we have learned prosecutor conducting themselves in the dark without us knowing exactly what's going on. moreover, why are some citizens treated one way and some treated another? this has nothing to do with white supremacists. joe biden should know since he was a segregationist and white supremacist early in his career. i wanted to turn to a great senator, senator ron johnson among a relative handful of senators who

victoria park has been closed off, in an effort to stop people gathering to mark the anniversary of the 1989 tiananman square massacre — as they have done over most of the past three decades. the authorities today, one of the organisers of the annual candlelit event in the park, chow hung tang was detained by police. in the park was detained by police. from hong kong, here�*s lam cho why of the bbc chinese service. the past three years —— decades, this has been turned into a sea of canned welt light. two, rated the german square crackdown. the past two years, it has been bent due to covid—19 restrictions, but critics say the tradition�*s long—term future is under threat. and also the design of the beige�*s tighter control over hong kong. he is the victoria park where the annual candlelit vigil takes place. we can see the presence, heavy police presence, and a large part of the park has been blocked. it is obvious that authorities do not want people to gather this year. chow hung tang has helped to organise the vigil for the past four years. today, she was arrested near her office by plainclothes police officers and accused of promoting and —— an authorised smb. this charge could see her f

someone shot up a couple of cars in the parking lot of the men's warehouse. authorities tell the chronicle there was some kind of disturbance among a small group of people this afternoon. nobody got hurt and there were no arrests. >>> tonight, san jose's mayor is trying to pass some groundbreaking and very controversial new gun laws. it comes almost two weeks after the mass shooting at the vta. mayor locarno once san jose to be the first city in the country to require every gun owner to have liability insurance for their firearms. he also wants to require gun owners to pay a fee to compensate taxpayers for the public cost of responding to gun violence. >> we are cognizant of the second amendment and what it dictates so we will not be impending fees but we want a fee that will compensate taxpayers that will compensate the cost for everything from emergency rooms to police response. >> it could get a vote by the end of the month and gun rights groups are already talking about a lawsuit. >>> on the road to recovery, just one week before california fully reopens and two more

park. one of the authors of the great american outdoors act. i just wanted to knowledge senator alexander's contribution to the work we are doing here today. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this national park operates a fleet of shuttles to provide access to the park. as a result of covid policies, these shuttles are limited to about 30% capacity. about 14 people at a time. this is something that is dramatically decreasing the number of people who can travel on them at any given time. zion national park is entering into a really busy season and local communities, especially the city of springdale, is one that relies heavily on the shuttle system to provide parking in the town. we look at the fact that airline passengers have been sitting shoulder to shoulder for hours at a time on flights for months. i wonder why it is that passengers wearing masks could not take in a short shuttle ride in which they could open the windows, why it is they should have to operate at 30% capacity. so can the park update its social distancing guidelines at this point? >

in fact, the park authority estimates that in the first three months of lockdown, 70% of visitors hadlp search for walkers and climbers who get lost or injured. dog barks. who have we got here? this is gus. hello, gus. search dog gus. hey, search dog gus, how are you? he is excited. how long has gus been doing this for? actually, gus has been training for four years, and because of covid has onlyjust, what we call graded. he has onlyjust become operational. so i can only use him for real in the last three week. the last three weeks! so he is a newbie. he is a newbie. well done, gus, well done. how do they work and how do you train them? basically they are playing hide and seek. they work for a toy. and when we are training, we call them dogsbodies, where people who go out and hide and have the toy, and the dog is literally hunting for its toy. the scent is the important thing. yeah, they are air scenting. we all give off a scent, and the scent is picked up by the wind, and we use the wind and we run the dog and its nose through the wind, and when it picks up a human scent it will foll

held in las vegas for people touched by the recent death of 7-year-old liam gathered in a park yesterday. authoritiesaving their san jose home. his mother, samantha moreno rodriguez is still awaiting extradition back to las vegas after authorities captured her last week in colorado. >>> and it was a cool start but it's going to get pretty warm this week. meteorologist kari hall is here to explain what we can see. good morning, kari. >> good morning. we see a wide range in temperatures across the bay area with drizzle still happening in san francisco, extending over toward the east bay and we do have a nice cool start to our morning with the cloud cover. as we go into this afternoon, we are going to see those temperatures reaching into the upper 70s and low 80s, even some mid 80s for the south county, also looking at some mid 70s for the east bay, reaching 85 in antioch, 70 today in oakland, near the coast, the fog lingers for a little bit, highs in the mid 60s, and also some mid 60s in san francisco today. our north bay temperatures will reach into the low 80s and warm up on wednesday. >> all right,

bill maher, "good morning america" and msnbc, cnn and npr and teaches very lucky students at nyu author of parks journalism institute and her work is incited in hundreds of scholarly articles, so here to talk with us about her latest book "virus" vaccinations with the cdc and hijacking of america's response to the pandemic. please welcome nina burleigh. nina, feel free to take it away and share with us. >> thank you for that wonderful introduction. i am super honored to be here and to be asked to address my i guess fellow skeptics. i'm a big fan. i was thrilled to be asked to come here tonight, so thank you for the introduction. i guess what i will start with is why this book, people have come up to me, friends and colleagues, why did you do this like we readiness the entire time, did you start in march 2020 and the answer is no. actually did not start writing until i got a call from a publisher around thanksgiving and he said i want someone to write a 50000 word book, in book world that is short, a 50000 word book on vaccination, and i said you know i am intrigued. obviously i have been paying

park. but i've heard on good authority that they're going to be considering possibly extending hours during the summer months. so that really awesome news, but a lot of smiles as everyone walks out after enjoying at least being able to jump into the water and cool off on this very, very hot day here in the spec reporting and conquer theresa stasi. back to you guys. thank you. theresa. we'll go to the south bay now because people are trying to get out of the heat. may cause some heavy traffic on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. fact, it was beach traffic the life to which we normally only seal weekends as kron four's. rob fladeboe reports it was all about escaping the heat for a cool dip in the ocean. >> among the early birds who hit the beach in santa cruz. thursday. we knew dawn and his grandson who just couldn't face another day of heat back over the hill in san jose this come to be hot. >> so. it's the best day to go is to that. >> their food on the cool sand chilling out in the 55 degree ocean. we're just kicking back beneath an umbrella was just the remedy for those who escape t

park. we spoke with one of the california doctors who authored that first report on aids. or on his 27th birthday in 2012, ray garvey was dying and in denial about having hiv. >> i progressed all that way. basically knocking on death's door. >> reporter: aids is a rare diagnosis in modern day los angeles. 40 years ago, it was a mysterious disease striking young gay men across the country. each case part of a puzzle. one couldn't put it together. >> we saw a first patient who had something unusual, something very different. >> reporter: the pneumonia wasn't new. but they knew it rarely occurred in people with impacted immune systems. >> a type of blood cell called a helper t-cell had essentially gone missing. dr. fauci called them the conductor logical orchestra. >> reporter: dr. gottlieb and his team documented their findings in this landmark report. >> we knew the enemy. and we knew what its characteristics were. >> reporter: in 1984, the virus that causes aids was officially named human immunodeficiency virus. it spread quickly through the gay community but not exclusive

park became part of that effort. between 1956 when the memorial was first authorized and 1981 when pershing park was dedicated, the intentind this park evolved from being not just a memorial but to a memorial located within a vibrant, urban park. and we'll see elements of that as we walk around. but this precinct of the park, the aef memorial, remains today as it was dedicated in 1981. it has the memorial to general pershing. and then over here we have these battle maps, one of the western front, the famous western front from world war i, 400 miles of trench lines from the north sea all the way to the swiss border with belgium. and the british and the french and the belgians and many other countries fought against the germans along this line for four terrible years. and then the united states arrived in 1917, began serious fighting in early 1918, and helped turn the tide of war for the allies. this second map is of the meuse-argonne campaign. this was the final american battle in the war. to this day it's the largest battle in american military history. 1.2 million american troops jumped on of a start line on september 2

park authorities here do have some experience putting in place exclusion zones. thanks so much. it really does look lovely there. _ success. thanks so much. it really does look lovely there. thank - success. thanks so much. it really| does look lovely there. thank you. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm alison earle. the met police commissioner has said some people in the public world let her front line officers down. back in march, cressida dick was criticised by some politians over the force's handling of a vigil in clapham following the death of sarah everard. speaking to bbc radio london, the commissioner said "people shouldn'tjump to inappropriate conclusions when they don't know the facts". 0n the subject of knife crime, she insisted the number of young people being stabbed in london is less than three years ago. thousands of people in west london who look after a family member orfriend are being offered extra support. hounslow council has launched a campaign to identify unpaid carers in the borough

>>> a powerful art display at golden gate park near a monument that honored francis scott key. he authorized star spangled banner but also owned slaves. historians are questioning and whether it truly reflects our diverse population. >> in the framework of the 21st century and even 20th century, post civil rights movement, absolutely not. >> a former kpix anchor and sculpt i created an installation that surrounds the former monument. each figure is representing a captive on board the ship to arrive in our country more than 400 years ago. >>> wood prices are falling fast but are higher than before the pandemic. >>> american airlines will have to cancel many flights in the coming weeks. >>> wall street futures navigating choppy waters after the dow's worst week since october. friday the dow sank 533. nasdaq fell nearly 131 and s&p 500 dropped 55. >>> american airlines appears has been caught off guard by sudden resurgence of air travel. the carrier canceled hundreds of flights siting staffing and maintenance issues. daily cancellations are likely to continue through july. it will try to notify

there's a santa claraacounty sheriff's deputy parked right in front. only authorized personnel allowed to go inside because. all intent and purposes is still considered a crime scene because there's still so much to sift through. but we do know that the gunman actually killed himself that was confirmed by the coroner's office. we actually had our sources that day to tell you the news. but the coroner's office said it actually took 2 shots by him to his head. yes, that's rare. but in this particular case it did take 2 shots for him to kill himself and he could have killed a lot more people according to the sheriff's deputy had it not been for bravery and training 9 men. 7, 7 days ago, a week ago, 9 men woke up went to work and here are their pictures ranging from 29 years old to 63 years old. they went into work did not know that they would never return home again because 57 year-old sam cassidy went inside and started firing at people. >> and then he moved through the vta building. this is right next to the sheriff's department is about 50 yards from my location. in f

park street. while you can see just how badly damaged the vehicle was there. on the peninsula. authorities are now searching for a driver who hit a pedestrian at half moon, bay parking lot and drove away. this all happening sunday night at a beach parking lot on poplar street. the vehicle is described as a black older model sedan. anyone with information has asked to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. coming up on the kron 4 morning news should you start wearing a mask again, the new recommendation, the face coverings amid the spread of the highly contagious. delta variant. >> welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. you are probably planning your week. and i hear it's going to be comfortable for the next couple of days. good morning, john. welcome back. thanks so much. good to be back. good to be back with some comfortable weather, too. >> we've seen some pretty wild swings of numbers all across the western part of the u.s. the past few days and the bay area. what we're in for a treat in the days to come for inland areas that are still on the warm side for sure. we've got a

parks. it happened in a remote area near the border of tennessee and north carolina, leaving a teenaged girl hospitalized. this morning a teenaged girl is recovering after authoritiesttacked her as she was sleeping in a national park. >> it attacked in the middle of the night with no known provocation. >> reporter: according to park officials in tennessee, the girl and her family were on a camping trip in the great smoky mountains last week. the teen was asleep in a hammock just after midnight when a bear approached the camp site and attacked. >> it attacked her, reached out and was able to lacerate both her hands and her head. >> reporter: the girl suffering multiple injuries before her family was able to chase the bear away. officials treating her at the scene before taking her by helicopter to a local hospital. rangers later locating and euthanizing the bear. rangers say the teen's family had taken all the proper precautions for food storage. officials are warning park goers of increased beer activity as the animals emerge from hibernation. last week fina kiefer barely escaped after she was charged while hiking in alaska. >> i was saying to go, is this the way i

authorities. the elderly recruits emerge as bus drivers, parking lot attendance, and even godness. little boring. wow. no, i didn't know the, the older generation have to pitch in life would otherwise come to a stand still due to the departure of the younger population. the expectations are really high. but with us they can work without any pressure and contribute something to their region. within right outside the center is a wooded park where the budding gardeners can get some practical training. these 9 trainees, or between 61 and 78 years old. mister cars, ocoee the oldest of the group used to be a cooking hospital. so the main thing is i get some exercise and stay healthy. everyone needs money and i only get my pension every 2 months. when you know much and it's getting smaller, where does all that money go? i guess that's a political issue again from that date i say that you know? oh yeah, madame, the former sushi chef also graduated from the silver generation center. he then spent 6 years learning on the job as a volunteer, holding his patients and precision the same skills