fort worth is fortunate in the parks program. we are a city of 352 square mails 550 miles of [inaudible] our population has druimateically changed just dh last 4 to 5 year jz that has changed how we look at our parks. our population has gone much lunger. we are a average age of 35. we were voted the best place in the nation for union millenniums to find a job, but also have a huge [inaudible] of senior citizens [inaudible] we have to figure thew program what they need and i'm 1 of them. how do we engage them and get there? for us it is the city, parks are a incredible assetd because they bring that extra tool, engaged cities are more resilient, stronger and vibrant and more out spoken, which as a elected official is what you want. for economic development the ability >> student increase our helths of the community is directly tied to the parks programs. he mentioned it was 4 or 3 and a half years ago we started a program called fit worth to engage our kids because we were so worried about the growing epidemic of obesity, but to engage their fa

the kind of people who enjoy and support parks in your city are really already predisposed to support a smaller park in a community if they are given the chance to be introduced to it. whether it is the fact they don't have adequate bathdrooms or the maintenance isn't kept up, i think getting back to more optimistic message, there are people that have a heart for it and willing to help in a sense that is broader than the big park, but you is to show it to them. there is nothing like taking them there in person and meet the kids and people using it. they tend to call back a month later and say i want to help >> mayor murray >> thank you again for having me here today. i would close by saying that some of the things we are about to do in seattle with public and private partnership have very important and they can add value. look at new york, we know how good those relationships can be, but when it come tooz keeping programs going and maintaining the parks so they can operate, not having a dedicated sfedy source of income from the public sector means when times get bad and times will get

park by the numbers. it is a vast system. it is 15 percent of the citys land. well over 220 parks and 179 play grounds and counting. you see the basket ball [inaudible] of note is the 27 recreation centers. we have a very very robust recreation program. there are uben parks departments athround country that have got out of the business of recreation and out source to partners. we are not doing that. aquatic, out door reck riation and everyone has a opportunity to play in our system. one of the things that i'm most proud about since our team has been together at reck and park is the scholarship fund increased from 80 thousand a year to over wn.1 million a year. we subsidize over wn.1 million a year in free or subsidized programs and it operates as free or reduced lurch program at the school district. taking a quick look at the 14/15 budget, about our operating budget is about 143 millions [inaudible] it ebbs and flows dependent on when we issue new debt and our bonds and receive grants and receive philanthropic gifts, so you will not see a logical line in the cal

city. it is also critical to our young people. today san francisco boasts over 220 parks. we have 180 playgrounds. 6 golf courses. i played all 6 of them 3 times. 38 community gardens and growing. i think not unlike all the other cities, our urban parks and urban gardens are growing at a rapid pace. people want to be able to grow their own food and flowers and we have a lot of philanthopy that identifies that as the next great space if you will for investment. i don't know if you knew this, we are only 49 square miles, 15 percent of our city is open space. they of course reflect such iconic names as golden gate park, chrisy field and if tonight you visit quoit tower it will be laden in orange for a good reason. 98 percent of our city lives within a 10 minute walk of a park. 98 percent. we are going to get to 100 percent. mark, we are get toog 100 percent and commit to that in a very short space. we have over 370 million dollars in parks bond to spend just this year we'll spend 15 and a half million dollars to go toward rehabilitation and refreshing 6 play grounds in san fra

that's more than half of the drivers who park on city streets. that's slashed parking tickets by 300,000 in the last four years, but less parking tickets mean less revenue for the city. so you still got to pay. >> i don't want to give them any more money than i've given them already. this is crazy. >> reporter: the council is expected to increase fines from $125 to $30 -- from $25 to $30, still lower than the suburbs they say and meters hours will likely be extended in hot spots like downtown from 10:00 p.m. to midnight. >> this is a city service. if there's a demand for t i think people should pay. >> reporter: so carry extra cash along with your patience if you're parking in d.c. >> i'll sometimes dive into a garage to be done with it. >> reporter: in the district, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> also included in today's budget vote is to whether to fund police body cameras. still at issue whether the video from these cameras should be made public. mayor bowser had planned to roll out 2400 body cameras for also d.c. patrol officers next year. the bud

there is a charge for parking. city charges for parking. they secure the cars. but there is a shuttle bus charge. now, once people come, they will be able to see crews that are prestigious be able to see michigan, they'll be able to see any number of local crews, drexel dragons michigan in a big contest so this year the competition will be very, very tight. the nice thing about this particular regata, people can sit on the sea wall, be up close to the competitors see the sweat pouring off the rowers here the cox inches shouting for them to raise the count. so if you want to have a little bit of a different experience for you and your kids come out to the aberdeen regatta. >> good luck to you, today i know will be busy day here along the schuylkill river. i do want to mention erika von tiehl and i got a little lesson in rowing. coming up in our 6:00 hour we will see how we fared along the river. we send it back into you. >> oh, oh? >> harder than it looks. arms little sore still. nicole, thank you can't wait to see that. >> thanks, nick. >> right now we check in

will have twice as much affordable housing and shorter buildings in a space currently used for parking. cityers will vote on that this coming november. >>> fans are getting ready to pack oracle arena. the warriors are back in the bay area and all eyes are on steph curry. >> a drought and problem. the insects sucking the life out of our california trees. >> good afternoon, everybody, from the kpix 5 weather center. it's cinco de mayo and on this 5th day of the month of may, the coast is clear. we'll tell you for how long and showers in the forecast, coming up. life's super scary sounds. and sneaking in without moving the bed. life's super scary sounds. and sneaking in without moving the bed. >>> the dow isn't doing well now. down 151 points. >>> california's drought is causing an infestation of bark beetles destroying trees. it's an epidemic in some areas. teri okita reports from idyllwild, california. >> reporter: the bark beetle feasts on california pines. this 125-foot ponderosa pine fell victim to an army of beetles. >> there's thousands of them and they are very small very tiny beetles.

park and by year four you can see park and open space money is the majority of the expenses in the cbd what will the cbd do for city park? all of the landscape maintenance operations working with the pjpa public uses in the park and so on. security will still be provided by your overall security operations since this is a high security fa facility and in terms of the assessments the assessments will cover 80% of the cost of park operations. the way the cbd law is written it cannot cover 100% of uses because you can only assess properties for special benefits that they receive and there is also what the attorney's call a general benefit that will have to be funded out of other sources which is a little over $400,000. you will be able to easily make that in terms of rentals for affairs on the park. we have no doubt about that. we have been at this for a couple of years right now we're in phase three which is the petition phase basically there are petitions that have been sent to every landowner and they are petitioning the board of supervisors to form a district. and the next phase then will be an actual ballot so we

the city's concern is about what's happening in the mcdonald's parking lot. >> it's been drug dealing and it's been assaults and assault and battery and car break-ins and dog fights. there's just a lot of stuff going on there >> reporter: the city attorney's letter to mcdonald's corporation which owns the property and to the franchisee who owns the business is stop the illegal activity in the parking lot or the city will shut you down for up to a year. residents say something needs to be done. >> people that i know in my block don't want to come down here at night. they're afraid >> reporter: though they don't all blame mcton. >> i think the city attorney should look in his own backyard and he should clean up golden gate park which is why these people live. >> city police chief says his department is working on that. >> we're actively working at albert lake which is what they're talking about across the street. >> young transient hanging outs in the park don't like the sound of more police or security guards or cameras. >> i mean is that much attention needed? >> across hey street who

park by the numbers. it is a vast system. it is 15 percent of the citys land. well over 220 parks and 179 play grounds and counting.

city. that is between arch and locust from fourth to 20th street so that area right at the even of the summer you can park there in the the city using this app. you can roll up, you park, and then you get an alert if your time business to expire and re-up the hours that you have, although, is there talk they will charge you more if you want to re-up because they want to make sure there is turn over on the street. this is a big deal. we have talk to some folks who who dealt with parking here, head of this app company and here's whether they told us. >> it is difficult lot of times to try to find a parking spot and then sometimes when you try to feed the meters, they don't work. then you wind up getting a ticket. >> i pulled up my phone and press start and park. i don't have have to fumble for change, i don't to have go get a credit card, i don't to have put a piece of paper back in my car. i just leave the parking space and press start. >> reporter: that was head of the app company. it sound like a pretty good idea. it sound like it will eliminate headaches and might in the need a smart phone. he says that

. >> yeah, no one likes parking in the city and you're guaranteed to get a ticket. >> drivers might rick parking in philadelphia to on up pango. trial period. includes this portion of center city with hopes to expand. reminder wail lert parkers to -- so to spoke on their smart phone earlier. earlier this it could put a dent in the if you remember excite jury skal receives a pp&l revenue that generated 10 million. >> we're hoping the mitlees stay rather than neutral. this is about parking and parking in the city and bringing business into the city. and they -- making a visit into the city american joyable. that brings tax revenue and it brings business so there's other things to consider. >> specifically to offset impact of the schools city council pass aid way if so to raise meter through the pango app there will be a time limit to increase turnover. >> i would not rain it, would it be more convene for me? >> they will cover credit card pro cecing. they sxekd to make money offer the stand alone leaders and it's still not an doption. still, a lot of work to be done on ppa work they're exp

i worked mostly in the mountain areas around park city utah, and there's a large portion of the countiesthat i covered that had very little public safety radio coverage. some of that was in the pre-cellular days as well so is very little cellular coverage in utah. but we would go up canyons often where you could go 10 or 20 miles where you didn't have coverage, and there were times you needed backup, and you couldn't talk to anybody, and you had to handle it yourself. really there's an interesting conundrum. when i worked for life flight in salt lake city, we flew to and landed in remote areas where communications by terrestrial networks was difficult and the radio networks didn't necessarily get out to everywhere we needed to. there's definitely a need in western parts of the united states that are very rural to have, you know, additional coverage and to look at innovative ways to solve that problem as we go forward. i think we're seeing an industry today and in the marketplace that there are other ways people are looking at covering the more remote parts of the world for that matter, a

park depark department generate? >> [inaudible] did this study. we are the 7th major city in america that has undergone this. what they call-this is direct tax revenues from park related torism is about 47 million dollars a year. those are direct tax receive new. that isn't money that comes to the department, that is much less, but the direct tax receive new is about 47 million a year attributed totoryism and indirect related to torism is estimated to be 400 million dollars a year. it is rather significant. with all the large events our expenses are reimbursed in addition to whatever minimum annual guarantee or percentage of rent or receive new ree receive from that relationship is on top of the expenses. we understand that special events have neighborhood impacts kw we are sensitive to that. the good news is we have stability with the partners that it gets better. the partners have gotten better, they learn and want to be good neighbors, but it is balance cht golden gate park is visited by 15 million a year. it is a national and international destination. >> this is a question about the cars trucks and vehic

big casinos in ac. >>> new app could save drivers from the race against time if you are park out there on the city streets. philadelphia parking authority has had its way it will be available this coming fall. >> pay by phone apps have been launched in phoenix washington miami. >> you have been talking about this for a while now. >> steve keeley, we're behind the times in center city philadelphia. >> reporter: you are still the rookie of the show. how long were you in the city before you got your first parking ticket. >> a week. >> i can beat that, my first day here at fox 29 i got a parking ticket i park in the handicapped zone right and the sign of maybe a postage stamp saying handicapped and not painted blue like every other state has curb side painted blue. >> did you try to dispute it. >> you didn't win though. >> of course not. >> reporter: $300 am i right. >> $300. >> reporter: i got the same ticket in the same spot. greg gill roy's fault our photographer. i tried to dispute it because he was coming in with me. they didn't want to hear his story. he is not honest anyway. so that didn't help

an engineer at the zaman's company in munich wants to do something about the city's chronic shortage of parking space -- an engineer at the siemens company. >> about 30% of the people driving cars in the city are cruising around for a parking spot. it's one of the problems we have with inner-city traffic. we could cut down on it, it would be good for everyone. it would be good for drivers and better for the city. >> he has developed a system that alerts drivers to unoccupied parking spots in the vicinity. that is if there aren't any. the information is collected by special sensors built into streetlights. the radar registers when spots are free. a test system is already installed at this parking lot. municipalities in germany are interested in the system. he thinks there is a market outside the country as well. >> we've had talks with dubai, for example. dubai has huge traffic problems because everyone seems to drive a car. their public transport system is not as developed as europe's, and the system is part of the puzzle to address the issue. >> the sensors are tested here in this specially eq

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washington post," an average of 600,000 people a month, that's more than half of the drivers who park on city streets use park mobile. that means parking tickets have dropped by 300,000 in four years and several million dollars as well. but of course we know that dpw has come under fire for issuing tickets when parkers are not violating any of the rules here in the city. so certainly a hot button issue and that will be up for debate and up for a vote tomorrow here at the city council. live at the wilson building this morning, delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> it's a campaign promise she's working to keep. mayor muriel bowser will unveil a new affordable housing development in ward 8 in southwest this morning. the development is located in the bellevue neighborhood. it features 49 affordable housing units and retail space at south capitol and atlantic streets. today's ceremony will take place at 10:00 a.m. >>> president obama's immigration plan is going to remain on hold at least for now. this after a federal appeals court refused to lift an injunction on the president's attempt to defer detore stat

>> they caught him on this side of the park city got a good run. reporter: that is just one of two eyewitnesses we have spoken to. you will hear from the other a witness coming up at its :00 tonight. -- 6:00 tonight. we have video of the drone as well. live outside the white house scott thuman, abc news. leon: the death toll now stern -- stands at eight in philadelphia. investigators turned to determine what the engineer was doing at the time of the crash. brad bell is live in philadelphia. brad, what is the latest? reporter: we've been watching back here at the crash scene. we just saw a very large piece of amtrak construction equivalent to through. that is what is going on right now. they are getting the damaged cars out of here in starting the houses of rebuilding the rails. very sadly, that is being allowed because today they are able to account what -- for one final victim. the sad news came after it :00 a.m. this morning. cadaver dogs searching the first car found the remains of an eighth deceased victim. >> all of the individuals that we bel

the 10-year-old grew up skiing the same mountain as her idols at olympic park in park city, utah. >>red me by being women and ski jumpers. and they have always inspired me because they got it into the olympics. >> on march 11, 2012, zia, who up to this point has only jumped the 20, wants to jump the 40-foot ski jump by the end of her practice session with coach eric. >> so by around like 3:00, they had to go back to school. so i was like, are you ready to jump the 40? and she was really into it. she wanted to jump it. >> i asked him a few questions that i was wondering, and he gave me the straight answer. do you go faster on the end run? >> a little bit. >> a little bit? >> yeah. >> is it any steeper, do you think? not much? >> same steepness. it's just longer. >> just longer. just longer. just a bigger 20. that's all. >> i was just trying to keep her calm. just saying that she could do it. and she can. she jumped the 20-meter fine. so the 40-meter, do the same thing and you'll be fine on the 40-meter. i was just trying to talk her through it. >> she's in position, but it's an uphill

department of parks and recreation are sponsoring events like this one for one week. volunteers will spruce up 100 cityarks over the next seven days. >>> time for a check of the the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee and your mothers daze forecast. >> mom will be happy tomorrowy love when mom's happy. >> when mommies happy everybody is happy. >> amen. >> ain't that the truth. >> double scan radar is showing you it is dry quiet no issues with precipitation. the fog will be a problem once again as we go throughout the overnight hours and into the day on sunday. outside we will go, sky six live in hd looking at the center city sky line, on this saturday night we've got a lot of cloud starting to move on in. you can see that we can make out, the the buildings but the tops of the buildings covered with clouds and moisture already starting to move on in. so that dense fog advisory has been posted. it is really for areas in lakehurst, ocean county, all the way down to cape may county on west ward into southern delaware and rehoboth beach, as well. visibility down to less than a quarter mil

will have twice as much affordable housing and shorter buildings in a space currently used for parking. cityers will vote on it in november >>> the warriors take the home floor in oakland tonight hoping to take a two-game lead in the nba western conference semifinals. i'm so excited about it. ryan takeo is getting us ready about the game and joins us live from the court. are you working on your three- pointer? >> yeah. oh. it needs work! >> reporter: warriors have a 1- 0 lead in the series. pre-game ceremony going on for the new mvp steph curry. yesterday he got emotional in his press accepting the mvp award and thanking his father former nba player del curry. >> pops, you're the example of what a true professional is on and off the court. i remember a lot of your career. and to be able to follow in your footsteps -- [ pause ] >> -- it means a lot to me. [ applause ] >> it's only the second time a warriors player has won the league's mvp award. the other winner wilt chamberlain who won it when the warriors were in philadelphia. their 67 wins are a franchise record 42-2 at home this weekend a

steve keeley live in center city's parking authority with the details. steve, so many other big cities already have this app. >> reporter: so why doesn't this big city of it? well, let you be the judge as they say. innovation is what is ahead of the philly parking authority says, and by the way, we have pointed this out before. even though it is called the philadelphia parking authority it is not run by the city anymore since the john street administration but run by state legislative appointees. so stagnation is what critics of the city hall are calling this hurdle right the now put up by mayor's office. specifically the chief of staff, get this, of the mayor's office of transportation and utilities that is a city department and title i doubt anybody outside of the city hall has ever heard of before now the guy's name andrew stover. the reason he says that this good idea which essentially would do, let you pay your parking while you are say at a restaurant eating lunch or dinner and say my meter is running out from my phone without having to run back out

they must follow parking regulations and all parking signs. cityords show about 400 cars having towed from this small stretch of maryland avenue just since january. and that's nearly half of all cars towed from food truck zones citywide this year. scott macfarlane, news4 i-team. >> to see a breakdown of tows this year from food truck spots, visit our nbc washington app and click on investigations. >>> well an innovative class project at george mason university has students head deep in mucky pond water. a floating wetlands design involving both art and science for students. the hands-on effort spurs awareness of ecology along with cleaning the pond water naturally. >> i have students from art, students from science and engineering and communications. all different majors. it's very rare when a college campus has students with all different backgrounds come together in one class and work together throughout the semester. >> i think having a program on campus like this is unprecedented. the problem solving methods we learn in the art school are entir

city. the park is rich with eucalyptus trees. r, perfect for a dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy the history. the diversity of nature that exists in such an urban city concrete streets cars we have this oasis of the natural environment. it reminds us of what the history was. >> there is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available on the 28 bus to get you very easily. the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is a place to find and appreciate what you -- a wonderful breath of fresh air. come and experience in this park and enjoy the people, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved ones. in the middle of pacific heights, on top of these hills, it offers a great square a peaceful beauty, large trees and grass and greenery. it features tables and benches a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for f

d-town sits on the western border of detroit. >> where are we when the largest park in the city whichging or did you have permission to come in? >> we have permission. >> was that difficult? >> very difficult. we negotiated with the city for two years. part of the difficulty is they didn't know what hook to hang our request on. they're used to developers saying, i want to build a strip mall, i want to build a parking structure. they're not used to people saying, we want land to build a model organic farm. >> malik started the farm with a goal of providing greater access to fresh produce in areas that grocery stores have completely abandoned. that's basically all of detroit's inner city. >> other than whole foods, who just came in -- >> yes. >> not a single national food chain. >> no. no, in 2007, farmer jack closed its last stores in detroit. and that was kind of the end of the big chains in detroit. >> this is subsistence farming, not cash crop. you're not going to be selling -- anticipating selling outside of detroit? >> there's greater demand in detroit than all of the farmers loca

park. the city council is expected to approve a closure of the buena vista mobile home park and determine how much residents will be compensated and residents have been fighting to stay in their homes since 2012 and that's when an owner submitted an application to close the park. we may be a few days away from june and they came in handy this morning in san francisco as a mist dampened the city. and meteorologist sandhya patel joins us now. >> tomorrow morning you may be reaching for those umbrellas and it's breezy and the clouds are pushing back over the bay and let me show you live doppler 7 hd and we'll talk to you about what's coming up. >> clouds as you'll notice not just near the coast. cloudy conditions. this morning we had measurable drizzle and the children's park .06 of an inch and .02 in san francisco and watsonville .01 of an inch and right now it is gusty and the winds out of the southwest to 35 at fairfield and a pretty good indication when you have that onshore breeze coming off the cool ocean water that the clouds are going to march well inland from our mount tam cam you can s

fairmount park group and city's department of parks and recreation are sponsoring events like this for one week. volunteers will spruce up 150 parks over the next seven days. the. >>> well, time for a check of the forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. we mentioned before today was not too bad. >> really nice day, it looks like for sunday, walter we have a nice treat for mom and anyone celebrating mothers day come sunday. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you we have a dry conditions over the area but earl are we did have spotty showers in south jersey. the it is all because of the constant southeasterly wind that will be overhead, once again, overnight tonight and into the day on sunday at least for the first half. we will show you picture outside, action cam outside earlier this afternoon looking at center city sky line from the belmont plateau and you can see we have had some fog around in the morning but then, clouds, broke for some afternoon sunshine and if you look at the bottom right of your screen there you can see channel six zoo balloon going up on what tur

. >>> a city of green. fair monte park hosts thousands of acres wedged around city neighborhoods. that's still not enough to give us the title of best city park. philadelphia's not even close. >>> and hardly moving. get it? hardly moving. check out this slow speed chase. had nothing to do with traffic as you can see. how cows ended up on an interstate. >>> new jersey governor chris christie signed an executive order to protect the state from cybersecurity threats. the order establishes what is called integration cell. a new organization designed to improve information sharing and live threats and coordinate with federal law enforcement. >> i'm hoping that the steps we're taking today will allow us to get out in front of the problem and try to deal with it in a way that is not only creative, but effective. >> christie has stressed the threat of cyberterrorism to national security. >>> developing news from the nfl, the league's commissioner is addressing the flap over deflated footballs. and the punishment that followed. commissioner roger goodell says he wants to hear directly from

they'll gather in northeast philadelphia and volunteers will help clean up around 100 parks throughout the city. >> in hunting park today, there will be a community festival as volunteers work to remake the neighborhood. they'll build a playground and spruce of classrooms at mcclure elementary school. >> get on the ground! >> too little too late? the new questions and concerns about this video from almost two years ago. we'll have more on the violent arrest that ultimately led to charges against a delaware police officer. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >>> a dover delaware police officer has been indicted for assault two years after he was cleared in the case of kicking the suspect in the head. it shows the officer kicking dickerson in the head after complying with the officer's command to get on the ground. dover police have now suspended dicker on. >> yesterday the mayo

michelle obama was coming up rainbow beach was place she could ride on her bike and there was a city park, city camp, she attended. there's no question but that michelle obama knew about racial hostility, but she did not experience it in the same way that her parents and her grandparents did. her mother went to a segregated school, for example. he mother was born -- born in 1937. initial's experiences were different and she had opportunities that were different than her parents. >> host: the parents did a lot to create a safe haven. craig, he brother said, our parents gave us a little head start by making us feel confident. it sounds so corny but that's how we grew up. and michelle certainly a confident young woman competitive,. >> guest: very competitive. >> host: very studious. >> guest: she was very competitive. her mother joked michelle raised herself from the time she was eight years old but they did have very warm and embracing family. craig has spoken about this, michelle has intend about this. meant a great deal that the family was geographically close they spend time with the extended

> the berkeley city council decided to postpone the vote which would be the most restrictive tobacco ban in the country. the ordinance bans the sale of tobacco 1,000' of schools and parks in the city of berkeley. the behind is to keep the community healthy and reduce tobacco waste but the main reason is to protect berkeley youth. city council pen miles said that many tobacco products target children. >> we have complete imperative to move away from smoking and to encourage particularly our young people not to smoke because of all of the consequences, the health consequences. >> those against the ordinance argue it will put local shops out of business. others say people should have the freedom to make their own choices. they do care about the welfare of the store owners so they are going to take another look at this before hague a final decision. if the city council does decide to pass this tim go into effect january 1 of next year. >> thanks. the brighter news here, tomorrow the warriors will try to defend their home court against the grizzlies in a pivotal game five at oracle arena. >> monday night they went into the grind house in memphis needing a win and surveillac

many union jobs, but we need the mayor not to build housing on what needs to be parking for city college and performing arts center. one of the saddest things i heard is the san francisco scottish fiddlers are playing no concerts in san francisco where they started about 30 years ago but are playing at the brass terrace in folsome. it is just wrong and this is a organization that gibs so much back to the community and helps educate so many people and we-the performing arts are something the student want to do and should be allowed to do. as howard said we need your help to do this. thank you >> thank you mr. hall. mr. [inaudible] >> president of [inaudible] chair of the public utility commission [inaudible] the public [inaudible] i ran last year for board orphtrustees on a plat form i wherea lot of people are talking about accredidation on what the role of the community college was. for me it was personal because i saw myself in the [inaudible] as many know i came from blue caller family and father didn't graduate from high school and i was the first to go to college. i struggled until i

disabilities and finally sf wifi now offered a little over 3 miles of market of market street and 32 city parks and people can access the internet as long as they have a device at those locations and finally the city issued its connectivity plan and do have goals to increase the use of fiber network for all city buildings by 2017 and 18 and allow for expanding the fiber network at the same time as city streets are dug up for other purposes and finally expanding sf wifi i believe it will go into more parks in the coming years and other areas of the city and other sites. the plan at this time doesn't provide providing access to all residents of the city and chair mar you identified chat anooga municipal broadband networks there's 150 throughout the country they offer tremendous benefits and the municipalities themselves have control of the network and can design policies and set prices and cover their costs of course but control that most cities don't have now because of the services provided through the private sector and it can also stimulate local economic development and chat anooga really us

. >> it's another chilling scene, this time on the slopes of park city, utah. a 12-year-old boy dangles from a chair lift 30 feet in the air while witnesses stand helpless below. >> we were coming up, and the first thing we heard a scream, and we looked up. >> vaughn grew up skiing in the utah mountains, familiar with the winding trails and steep terrain. for him the chair lift is a peaceful break, a chance to relax between runs. but this normally carefree ride. abruptly turns to horror when vaughn and his family face a boy in a desperate struggle. >> at that time we didn't know what was going on. why he was struggling so bad. >> it's a sight vaughn has never seen. but he's not immediately worried. he thinks the lift operator could simply back the chair up to the drop-off area that was much less steep. but that drop area is not as close as it seems. and what vaughn doesn't realize is that the boy's backpack is caught in the chair. the strap is around his neck and slowly choking him. >> you can see him just really kicking and struggling to try and get free. >> v

we pay tribute to this during this police week at battery park city. >> peter johnson, jr.g to do it again tomorrow. >> if you have to run from to tv run to radio. bill: thank you, guys. a fox news alert. two key american allies appearing to snub the white house which may put any deal with iran in jeopardy. saudi arabia and bahrain decline a meeting to be held this week at the white house. and june kerry will sit down with vladimir putin. a deadly round of tornado once again tearing across the heartland. >> there goes the school! there

mobile home park in the city of palo alto >>> it's 6:08. this morning is just flying by already. >> we are moving forward through this morning, through the week, rob. some parts of the bay more than others. >> yeah, the warmest we've been probably since about may 2nd. it's been that long. trying to get into the 70s and 80s, inland right now. we've had some misty skies around the bay bridge. i can show you where the mist has moved o. over towards the approach there on the new span of the bay bridge, getting out of the area there on the east bay. 57 degrees, some mist there on the camera lens, and there you see san jose, 58 degrees to start the day. the view looking down on the low clouds, you see the night coming out, about 2500 feet in terms of elevation this morning. we will continue to see the low clouds sticking around through about 10:00 or 11:00, clearing skies, still not much change on the coast where we'll see some misty skies and drizzle at sometimes today. notice the temperatures today against looking at low 60s should climb into t

and neighboring homes are being checked as a precaution and eva pilgram joins us from hunting park where city officials address how they will address this dangerous and ongoing problem. >> philadelphia is a historic city and with that history also comes aging buildings once useful warehouses like this one behind me at eighth and rising sun are now safety hazards and the city is moving quickly to take them down. >> another empty building is coming down and we are proud of our history and heritage but like most cities in our part of the country, we have many old buildings, that in many instances no longer serve our needs and some have fallen into disrepair and sometimes dangerously so. they hope that this scene today will happen plor and more and they tried to remove vacant warehouses that pose an issue for the communities they are in for the first responders that are trying to protect them. >> in 2012, two of our firefighters lost their lives fighting a fire not far from this building at second and york street. >> we were able to get out and do a great job of fighting the buildings that had vi

. >> pair glideers come to mussel rock park for a city in daly city the smooth air is ideal. those conditions and the safety precautions most people take make fatal accidents here rare. >> you have to make sure the wind is coming from right direction, preferably west for this area here. you never turn into the hill, you turn away from it. >> something went wrong. crews say a paraglider crashed into the cliff. they got the calm at 9:30 a.m. and said he was dead when they arrived. the victim, in his fist -- 50s was flying alone. most we heard someone who was add a wing collapsed but recovered. we had a friend who hit a cliff and just a broken arm. >> mussel rock beaches attracts paragliders from all over the area and beyond. there is inherent danger. we do our best to mit gate the risks. the pay off of flying? so amazing that it is worth some risk. >> for one man it is a risk that ultimately cost him his life. >> death of two base jumpers at yosemite has many in the world of extreme sports stunned. 43-year-old dean potter and his climbing partner graham hunt, jumped from a clif

last mobile home park in the city. an earlier appraisal offered residents $18,000 each to the relocate which some consider too low to move anywhere else in the po ompt posch community. the lawyer said that council over stepped authority. >> one of the last remaining video stores will call it quits this week. silver screen video opened up in the days of remember this be kind, rewind when folks rented tapes on vhs, they are hoping to sell the remaining stock of dvds before the curtain is down tomorrow night. >> i will miss it i have been here for 18 years. it's been a good part of my life. >> silver screens owners blame their stores demise on people watching movies through netflix, red box and online streaming services. >>> under the plan, drivers with lesser infractions would pay half of what they owe and a administrative fees would be slashed from $300 to $50. the state has suspended 4.8 million drivers licenses since 2006 related to traffic fines. advocates for the poor have called the courts a pay to play system. ire