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probably help with those seasonal allergies at liberty park city gun. >> moving that, you if you're planningthat clipper card to travel around the bay area. you can now pay through your iphone, apple will allow you to add your clipper card here, apple wallet which makes it available on your phone or apple watch through apple pay. this means you can also add money to your clipper through apple pace and we're standing in line at the kiosks inside the station's well, with restrictions being lifted and people getting vaccinated. it will be a busy. >> summer travel season. officials with hawaiian airlines say if the current trends continue, they expect to reach prepandemic travel levels this summer. we spoke with a representative for aaa who says they are seeing similar trends in hotel bookings. >> none triple a dot com compared to april of 2020 bookings are continuing to grow. they look strong for april of this year as well. if i look at march there was over a 100% better compared to march of 2020. so we're looking at people who are beginning to. make that decision to travel you know, reopenings

city is trying to avoid. in the days before the pandemic, 4/20 drew tens of thousands of people to golden gate park. and those who wanted less structure went to delores. for the second year in a row, the celebration is canceled city wide and would be revelers would arrive to see this. fences up around hippie hill and street closures keeping people out of certain areas at golden gate. the concern for neighbors around delores park is without those things, their neighborhood will be new hot spot. >> i personally worry they might block the driveway. might not respect the politeness. >> reporter: park rangers have been out sing the early morning hours and will be working longer days today. they will focus primarily on golden gate park where this person has decided to go instead. >> i see so many cops out, but we will try to go on the outskirts of golden gate park. maybe the beach. >> reporter: there are multiple different 4/20 events that are digital, online only, for those who want to celebrate without going to the parks. emily turner, kpix5. >>> new at noon, arguments began today at court of appeals in

you heard others mention already, the area of golden gate park where all have gathered to celebrate 4-20 day, that area will be closed. the city will be erecting and installing fencing and barriers to limit and control access. san francisco police officers, working with our partners, park rangers and parking patrol officers, will prevent access to these areas and keep traffic moving. we are prepared to do enforcement if necessary, but we're asking for your cooperation by celebrating safely at home or in your neighborhood. so again, please celebrate virtually this year so that, hopefully, all can celebrate in person next year. thank you. >> the hon. london breed: thank you, captain. you're, like, the third captain that we've worked with at park police station to deal with some of the challenges at 4-20, and the third one to say you look forward to it, as well. so with that, i want to introduce the director of the rec and park department, phil ginsburg. >> thank you, mayor. i want to thank the mayor, our health director and d.p.h., the office of cannabis, all our partners here in this effort to continue to keep our parks joyous

city. it's hosting a vaccine site in the church parking lot. the governor says california is now sixth in the world for total vaccinations given out. he says by midnight, he expects 50% of all eligible californians will have received at least one dose. >> i don't care where you get it, i just want you to get it. i don't care how you get it, just get it safely. >> i wanted to be the first one to show everybody in the family not to be scared. >> he says the more consistent supply of vaccines is coming by the end of the month. so until then, how is the vaccine supply holding up? okay, here's a look at doses for bay area counties. the ones that they're getting this week and next. santa clara is seeing a big drop. this week it got 367,000 doses. next week, it's down to 73,000. that dropoff because the county did get a huge shipment from the feds this week and hoping to get another boost from the feds next week, as well. if you move down to san mateo and san francisco, they're about pretty even to where they were this week. sonoma county, though, is

so when you are in the academy you know you are going to be park police and the others may be city police. >> yes. >> but when you get out there on the streets while you monitor the parks you also have authority to assist with calls outside the parks? >> yes. >> so in terms of an average shift let's say, how often do you do this where you assist on a city police call? >> not often unless we are close by. we pretty much keep ourselves busy with the park system. >> but you know if you self assign to help a city call, you are not going to get in trouble for your supervisor for that? >> no. >> because that's all part of your responsibility. you are allowed to do that? >> yes. >> in fact, when you are doing that, when you are working with the park police you have the same radio traffic, able to hear the same radio traffic as the city police officers? >> yes. >> in fact, i think we heard you refer to the city officers refer to you as your partners. >> yes. >> so you consider you are partners and i suspect you feel they feel the same way about you? >> yes. >> with this particular call, you heard

parking. but i'm not sure the city should be spending $25,000 a week to stop people from double parking. >> you may remember last summer the city deployed park ambassadors to promote social distancing and other covid precautions at the lake. >>> switching to our microclimate forecast, a live look outside at palo alto. if you've been outside today, it looks nice, looks a lot like a few days ago, but it's much different. a bit cooler today compared to the temperatures earlier this week. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. a huge day for people getting outside, easter sunday. >> the weather conditions should be nice. as you see over my shoulder, the temperatures in san jose almost 25 degrees cooler than just about a couple of days ago. now down to 59 with the high clouds. and we're likely to see more of that during the day tomorrow. you notice the easter sunday forecast will include more high clouds in san jose. temperatures tomorrow in the mid 60s. similar trend as we head to the bay for easter plans. morning temperatures in the 50s, afternoon spending the day in the 60s. san francisco could

at a city park in alabama. a 4 year-old is among the victims. >> a new variant of the coronais found in the u.s. what experts are saying ability the so called double mutant variant and americans rush to book travel airlines cope with a serious problem. a shortage of pilots. >> one giant leap for the first space helicopter on mars. what's next for nasa. >> also a push to change the rules when it kayleicomes to ho ride escalators. >> a home run at his first at bat. his parents in the stands cheering him on. >>> this is "america this morning." >>> good monday morning. >> we begin with the developing story near tampa, florida. >> state of emergency ordering mandatory evacuations. to prevent the leaking remdesivir sorry from collapsing unleashing a wall of water. >> pumps have been brought in. along with the national guard. in hopes of avoiding a disaster in the county. >> more than 300 homes south of tampa are under mandatory evacuation. warning of the potential for catastrophic flooding if the leaking remdesiv lea

the location was once a city owned parking lot. it is now transformed into an art and wellness pop up and healing space for the soma and filipino community. san francisco mayor london breed says the future is bright for residents of this neighborhood. hope is going forward is that it's gonna be a senior housing development once it gets going. the hope is that the seniors who live in this community will get right of first refusal to the housing here. and it will continue to be some level of a community spacex gardens will also be functioning as a covid-19 testing site. every 1st and 3rd wednesday of the month, the facility will host free no appointment necessary covid testing for the local community. coming up the excitement of giants opening day and that's just a tip of the iceberg on the busiest sports date in the bay area since before the pandemic. quit.r dog played bay area tonight, so let's just not mess around. let's press play and kill. let's get to it. find out by opening day with for the giants. how about names on the back

ordinarily we might be over in golden gate park, maybe it hippie hill. but this year, the citycking down, trying to make sure there aren't any big gathering. so instead, we made our way here to delores park and take a look. we found plenty of people, they seem to be somewhat. based apart and sure enough at 4 20. we heard a cheer go up and small puffs of smoke go up in the air. 4 20 april 20th is here a day historically when those who enjoy cannabis partake together at 4 20 in the afternoon, but this year things are a little different. i plan on just kind of taking my time going on my solo journey. just tow. you know, i experienced the plant myself. i love her so much in years past, huge crowds would gather it hippie hill in golden gate park and light up in unison. this year, the smoke has been replaced with chain link fences. the city closing off this part of the park until wednesday, san francisco mayor london breed reminding people that with the pandemic, it's simply too dangerous for a large crowd to gather. we don't want a super spreader event because thea other thing peopl

. >> and so officer chang, when you're working for the park police, you go through the academy with city police recruits. correct? >> yes. >> and at this point when you're going through the academy, do you know whether you're going to end up in the park police or the city police? >> when you first start the academy you already know who -- sorry, you already know who you're working for. >> so as far as you know, those recruits, you could be working with them someday in the future in. >> on the street, i mean, if we patrol the same area, yes. >> but when you start, you could end up being a city officer just like them? >> no. so when initially when you first start, i guess you already get the offer from the employer. you already receive the offer from the park police prior to starting the academy. >> okay. now i got it. >> so when you're in the academy, you know you're going to be park police and the others may be city police? >> yes. >> all right. but when you get out there on the streets, while you monitor the parks, you also have authority to assist with calls outside of the park? >> yes

as for the menlo park city school district it's about $2.5 million. this is part of more than $6 billion in state stimulus fund the state passed as incentive for the school districts to bring students back to class. >>> students in six colleges need to have covid vaccinations proof of vaccination before they can actually return to college. cornell, rutgers, ft. lewis college in colorado, nova southeastern university in florida, st. edwards university in texas and roger williams university in rhode island are requiring students to be fully vaccinated before the fall begins. there will be exceptions for medical, religious or other reasons. rutgers executive vp says colleges owe their students a normal campus experience. >> we think that in creating the safest campus in america, the best way and place to start is with our students and we want to give them back their college experience. >> even more colleges are looking at the vaccine requirement, no word if any bay area colleges just yet. the "today" show goes in depth into the debate after "today in the

we know that city, whoever it may be pleased to pay for city parks and city projects, that is their responsibilityto do that. this is like is for every community in oklahoma to pay for those projects that we also do. critical infrastructure things that actually connect our states together, those are important and critical federal safety issues at across the entire nation. everyone understands that. hope i get in the earmarks ago out there there is a reason we all push back on that to be able to say what's find a way to have some restraint for the federal government doing federal projects based on federal priorities. see daines and i put out the ending permit earmarks peace with of a few weeks ago. that peace would put a stake in the issue say were not going to emerge the future rather than see the concept horizon falcon back and go away but let's just settle it it's work on federal produce from a country not individual local produce just because you are power for member of congress or a senior member of congress. this chart resolve issue in the days ahead. we got to continue to address how do we d

some people are dreaming of a life with less traffic we want to have a city where we don't just parking lots of us. so what might the city traffic of the future look like. just imagine the drive the ability to scratch you clean and for free i but where should we go if we still think driving cars is a lot of fun i. i. cover all different vehicle groups. and could you master the safety systems on award winning hybrid x e 40. to activate. the systems there are many many. people involved and be on the safe side of cars and mobility right now on rec. climate change and emissions limits have left their mark on driving for fun. sports cars may pump up the adrenaline but they also pump out pollutants like there's no tomorrow in germany sales are down to around $50000.00 a year. yet s.u.v.s have topped the 1000000 mark in germany even though they're also seen as gas guzzlers and climate killers they're the fastest growing segments of the global card history. sports cars are all about pace passion and the sheer uncompromising thrill of driving nobody but. god. the ford mustang is the world's best

chopper five flew over the park just hours ago. today the city installed these tall fences to keep people out. san francisco rec park says despite the city making good progress in the fight against covid, it still cannot allow large crowd of events just yet. >>> in indoor grill may be responsible for this large house fire in oakland. video from citizen app showing a big cloud of smoke that could be seen from all over. fire crews say to them about 30 minutes to get this out. nobody was hurt. it is unclear just how much damage was done. >>> cal fire crews busy this evening in mendocino county pick of the so-called turnout fire burning between ukiah and boonville now covers 185 acres. last check it was 20% contained. the video from overnight and these pictures are shown fire crews working in the steep rugged terrain access to that fire pretty difficult, also. let's get to paul because glad we got a little rain in the forecast because it is dry. >> abnormally dry already at this point in the season so just a little bit of rain, it's not going to rais

so when you're in the academy, you know you're going to be park police, and the others may be city police? >> yes. >> but when you get out there on the streets, while you monitor the parks, you also have authority to assist with calls outside the parks? >> yes. >> so, in terms of an average shift, let's say, how often do you do this where you assist on a city police call? >> not often unless we're close by. i guess there's no calls at the parks, but we pretty much keep ourself busy with the park system. >> but you know if you self-assign to help a city call, you're not going to get in trouble from your supervisor for that? >> no. >> because that's all part of your responsibility, you're allowed to do that? >> yes. >> and, in fact, when you're doing that, when you're working on the park police, you have the same radio traffic, you're able to hear the same radio traffic as the city police officers? >> yes. >> and, in fact, i think we heard you refer to the city officers here as your partners, correct? >> yes. >> so when you're there, you look to them as your partners in working this scene?

volunteers helped to beautify the park in san jose as part of the city's long running sunday series. ning up ten parks in ten weeks. here you can see a crew at ramble wood park. they can roll up their sleeves. organizers say volunteering for cleanup is a great way to get exercise, get in some volunteer hours and help to make the neighborhoods more beautiful. >> it's a good opportunity for them to come outside, work in, you know, their community, and kind of just work in their neighborhoods. >> organizers say many of the volunteers are high school students. way to go for them. just making their community a prettier place. >> just a gorgeous day for cleaning up a park or really doing anything you want to do in most parts of the bay area. >> a bit of a summer preview with our temperatures around the bay area. earlier we did see 80s. concord today up to 90 degrees, cooling down now, a bit breezy for san jose, back into the 70s after earlier seeing temperatures in the low 80s. san francisco, the fog is certainly cooling things down once again. we were in the upper 60s just four hours ago.

altos high school union district will get more than $4.5 million from the state and for the menlo park city school district it's about $2.5 million. this is all part of the more than $6 billion in state stimulus funds the state passed as an incentive for school districts to bring students back into the classroom. >>> san francisco leaders debate how to best provide rent relief for landlords struggling to make it in the bay. at stake, according to "the examiner" $54 million in federal funds. those funds are meant to assist those landlords waiting back rent from struggling tenants, through last fall, pandemic related unpaid rent was already north of $100 million. the new ordinance would prioritize the smaller mom and pop landlords and allow corporate landlords to negotiate directly with renters. >>> the man accused in the deadly attack of an elderly asian man at oakland's lake merritt is due to enter a plea today. 26-year-old teonte bailey faces murder and robbery charges. last month investigators say he robbed 75-year-old pak ho who struck his head on the ground and later died. prosecutors a

outdoor dining and now the mercury news reports that businesses are urging the city to keep it blocked out for good but a parking garage right in the middle of that area could become an issue. city officials say there are many factors to consider, and that the potential closure is still in the early stages of analysis. well, spring break is giving many people their first chance to travel in a year. triple a says road trips are the preferred means of getting away this spring break. this was the scene today in monterey crowds of messed travelers trample visited the old fisherman's worth their spokesperson for triple a says an increase in vaccinations is making people more comfortable to travel. having never been to monterey or most of california and having gotten at least the first of my two sticks in the arm. i'm pretty excited to get back to exploring and seeing places it's time to get back to normal. why i'm tired of covid tired of being trapped. a lot of people feel that way. we'll triple a says last month mark the highest level of online bookings in two years, and people are also booking more. expensive trips

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punishable to keep up with the daily death toll city parks have been turned in the crematorium and scientists are pinning the blame squarely on the country's leaders . bork our political and religious leaders have been telling us that the the iran has gone down this was the key is from december genet what do you think you are saying that we have conquered be infection on the back of the r.p. have backfired. many indians are left to fend for themselves through all they can to care for loved ones. some drive for hours in search of oxygen. going on monday morning have come from very far to collect oxygen from my father i am scared that although oxygen is available today well we do have it's not available tomorrow. until help arrives on a larger scale and if people in india are left gasping for air. saying a closer look at this with shalini who is a community organizer in delhi helps organize resources via social media a welcome to g.w. what are people most in need of when they contact you. please contact us partner of the last week it was at home collection desk this week it is oxygen cylinders

at the city parks. volunteers helped to beautify the parks. part of the long running sunday series cleaning up tin parks. in ten weeks. is crew picked up litter. organizers say volunteers is a great way to get exercise. get in the volunteer hours and help make the neighborhoods beautiful. >> it's a good opportunity to come outside. work in the community. and just work in the neighborhood. >> organizers say many of the volunteers are high school students. >> making a huge difference. in their area. on this gorgeous day. >> it was a little bit like a summer preview. we had the 50s and 60s from the coast to san francisco. for a time we had numbers in the 80s to near 90s. watching for patchy low clouds. making a come back tomorrow morning. doubly 62. temperatures tomorrow in the low 80s. san jose 55 degrees. numbers tomorrow expect to come down a bit. maybe closer to the mid-70s around the airport. downtown upper 70s. morgan hill closer to 80. pollen continues to be a problem. that storm still out there now. high. we hope to gt rain. to knock is d

at least four people are dead at a business park in city of orange officials report that one of the victimsas a child. authorities are still working to learn more about the types of businesses at this office park and what the relationship might be between the victims and the shooter. two people were taken to the hospital in critical condition, including one suspect. police say there is no further threat to the public and several agencies are now helping in the investigation. >>> the los angeles county sheriff's department says it knows what caused the crash that seriously injured golf legend tiger woods. but it's not releasing the details citing unspecified privacy concerns for the golfer. the department says investigators need permission from woods the crash happened last month. woods' suv drove off the road, rolling multiple times and landing in a ravine. he suffered severe fractions to his right leg, foot and ankle. >>> we're learning new details about the man accused of that brutal attack on an elderly asian woman in new york city 38-year-old brandon elliott was already on lifetime paro

when you're in the academy you know you're going to be park police and the others may be city police. >> all right. >> but when you get out there on the streets while you monitor the parks, you also have authority to assist with calls outside of the parks? >> yes. >> so in terms of an average shift, let's say, you know, how often do you do this where you assist on a city police call? >> not often. unless we're close by. we don't -- i guess there's no calls at the parks. but we pretty much keep ourselves busy with the park system. >> but you know if you self-assign to help a city call you're not going to get in trouble from your supervisor for that? >> no. >> because that's all, you know, part of your responsibilities, you're allowed to do that? >> yes. >> and, in fact, when you're doing that, when you're working on the park police you have the same radio traffic, you're able to hear the same radio traffic as the city police officers? >> yes. >> and, in fact, i think we heard you refer to the city officers here as your partners, correct? >> yes. >> so when you're there you look to them

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the city took steps to reduce crowding and illegal vending and parking, but is it working? kpix 5's da lin found out. >> reporter: it's quiet and calm right now, but during the day, the city turned the popular lake shore avenue into a one lane and one-way street. they also removed parking on one side of the street. while the traffic measures prevented the illegal parking, it did not stop the dozens of vendors from setting up shop along lake merritt. no permits and no licenses. some vendors even sell alcohol and marijuana. after the rainy season, the illegal vendors returned in january. >> steadily degraded until last weekend, which was the worst weekend so far. . >> reporter: neighbors say on top of the vendors, the warm weather last weekend brought out thousands of people. some drivers double parked, even triple parked on lake shore avenue, blocking access to emergency vehicles. >> people blasting music at 100 db or higher and you also get muscle cars and the motorcycles popping wheelies and doing do nuts. >> reporter: the city says the new traffic measures will last until

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park. as you said, maybe over at hippie hill. but this year, the city is cracking down. so instead we decided to come here to delores park. and sure enough, we found a nice group of people out here and when the clock clicked over to 4 20 we heard a cheer go up and small puffs of smoke go up in the air. 4 20 april 20th is here a day historically, when those who enjoy cannabis partake together at 4 20 in the afternoon, but this year things are a little different. i plan on just kind of taking my time going on my solo journey. just tow. you know, i experienced the plant myself. i love her so much in years past, huge crowds would gather it hippie hill in golden gate park and light up in unison. this year. the smoke has been replaced with chain link fences. the city closing off this part of the park until wednesday. san francisco mayor london breed reminding people that with the pandemic it's simply too dangerous for a large crowd to gather. we don't want a super spreader event because thea other thing people do. puff puff pass. so what we don't want is really the two really h

park in this room? a couple of people. when you are there it feels very natural. i've got a picture here. in new york citynd central park today. it's completely forced it and there are hills and lakes. lots and lots of dense trees. lots of little pads. it really feels like you are in a pristine piece of new york for us that has just been left behind without any buildings but almost every aspect of it, with an exception of a couple of big granite boulders, all the hills, all the force, all the lakes are all completely designed. they are there for artificial. but we do not feel like they are artificial. we interpret them as natural. as a natural space. so that is really this idea that frederick law olmsted brought to his work. it was his designing nature in essence to make it more natural or more natural seaming that wet might have been there originally. he also was -- he had a lot of nervous conditions as himself as a young man. he was still a lot. he had this idea that nature could be sort of a therapy for people. not literally sort of psycho therapy, but as a relief from your stresses of ordinary daily l

robin williams meadow in san francisco's golden gate park in anticipation of 4.20 coming up on tuesday last week, mayor london breed along with the city's parks department announced that the annual for 20 hippie hill event is once again canceled because of covid restrictions kron four's telling the psac ii talked with event organizers about the other ways that you can celebrate safely. >> for a second year in a row celebrations here are canceled and the city sending a strong no tolerance message to anyone who start about coming here. in addition to this whole area being fenced off sfpd and park rangers will be here to ensure that no gatherings take place. >> typically 10's of thousands of people are drawn to robin williams meadow in san francisco for 20. however, the annual celebrations here on the hill are again canceled this year. fences and barricades will go up around robin williams meadow on monday to prevent anyone from gathering for the high holiday on tuesday going to golden gate park for 4.20 is going to be a big waste of your time. >> it's going to be completely fenced and inaccessible in the help hippie hill area or a bear a

each uses a national park here in the city. d a national park you may not know about right here in the district is poised for a bright future. east of the anacostia river is a place where there is room to play, where you can explore 3.5 miles of paved path along the river, use new outdoor exercise equipment, launch a boat on the river, swim in a swimming pool, play tennis, basketball, and soccer, picnic on a summer day, and even roller skate in the national park services only roller skating pavilion. it is all in anacostia park, and if that is not enough, yes, anacostia park has cherry trees and cherry blossoms. anacostia park is a great example of how important green spaces are to an urban environment, and we the national , park service, committed to working with the states of maryland and the district of columbia and other federal agencies in a huge effort to clean up the anacostia river and to really make the anacostia transform into a wonderful, incredible urban space. it's already a great space, but we're committed to worki

city is stepping up. tom jenson joins us from golden gate park. >> reporter: golden gate park set a goal of today the mayor said the city will follow the park's lead, even faster than expected. the mayor made an earth day proclamation that san francisco will be carbon neutral by 2045. >> it's time to start upping the ante and setting enough goals. >> reporter: the mayor saying the city is well on its way to that carbon neutral goal and already cut greenhouse gas emissions to 41% below 1990 levels. she made the announcement at a green certified business that using all renewable items and recycles its water. >> private businesses that are listening in, i want to encourage you to join us. >> reporter: included in the efforts are clean power sf, which is providing clean energy to 380,000 customers with a goal of the entire city running on only renewable energy within four years. we talked to young people enjoying the park today about the city's aggressive new goals to fight climate change. >> living on a planet earth, on earth day, which is today, right, so go earth day. i hope we can keep it going for a long

a baseball park, while it's hardly small, is just enough smaller so it kind of fits into a city nicely and well. the final reason, maybe it's the most important, is a football stadium is used eight times a year. >> right. >> a baseball park at the minimum is used 81 times a year so it's ten times as often. and the thing that kills the city is dead things that aren't operating and so -- >> right. >> it's enough that we have -- every city needs a convention center, but sadly, they're big boxes that are empty often. we don't want another big empty thing all the time. so, my strong argument would be, leave arrowhead where it is. let them expand and take over the whole complex and move the royals into downtown. >> and i guess i'm -- just to -- whenever i see -- whenever i -- whenever i see the proposal for downtown ballpark on facebook, there are the inevitable negative facebook comments. how will -- what will people do for parking? how have they been trying to address that? >> they'll figure it out. i mean, they figured it out -- you know, san francisco has minimal parking and it seems to

to visit other city parks. just make sure you avoid crowds. we understand that it's been a really long mew. here and people are excited to socialize and gather, but we just continue to encourage people to follow public health guidance. park rangers at golden gate park will be patrolling the area, they say anyone who breaks the rules will face the risk of being issued a citation. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. the bay area will have to wait a little bit longer for any of its counties to move into that least restrictive yellow tear. marin county did come the closest to making that jump, but it's not entering the tear just yet. ktvu is allie rasmus joins us live this afternoon. with more on this story, aly. good afternoon. good afternoon. mike marin county's public health officer says it can't move into that yellow tear just yet, and that's because of a slight uptick in covid cases in mid april. way slid back a little bit, and we've been talking about that is being a risk all the way along. marin county's p

you heard others mention already, the area of golden gate park where all have gathered to celebrate 4-20 day, that area will be closed. the city will be erecting and installing fencing and barriers to limit and control access. san francisco police officers, working with our partners, park rangers and parking patrol officers, will prevent access to these areas and keep traffic moving. we are prepared to do enforcement if necessary, but we're asking for your cooperation by celebrating safely at home or in your neighborhood. so again, please celebrate virtually this year so that, hopefully, all can celebrate in person next year. thank you. >> the hon. london breed: thank you, captain. you're, like, the third captain that we've worked with at park police station to deal with some of the challenges at 4-20, and the third one to say you look forward to it, as well. so with that, i want to introduce the director of the rec and park department, phil ginsburg. >> thank you, mayor. i want to thank the mayor, our health director and d.p.h., the office of cannabis, all our partners here in this effort to continue to keep our parks joyous

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brink and the rising death toll is forcing many to hold mass cremations in places like parking lots, even in citytt bradley is following this story from us from london. i mean, couldon get even more dire than it is right now in india? what's the latest there? >> reporter: yes, absolutely it could. already india has been -- you know, that daily record you just mentioned, that record-breaking day today, nearly 350,000 new cases in one day, that's the fourth time in as many days that india has broken that record. so, basically we're seeing an exponential increase in the number much cases. the number of deaths is still very high. it's about 200,000 on a national level, but it's actually quite a bit more than that now. but they're really worried that this is undercounting because of the number of people who haven't been tested, the number of people who have died at home, as you mentioned, cremated, sometimes in their own backyards. this problem is not only getting worse, it's already a lot worse than it looks. take a look. >> an entire subcontinent is gasping for air. as india breaks another world rec

a baseball park, while it is hardly small, it's just enough smaller so that it kind of fits into a cityicely and we'll. then the final reason and maybe the most important is a football stadium is used eight times a year. a baseball park, at the minimum is used 81 times a year, so it's ten times as often. the thing that kills a city is dead things that are not operating. >> right. >> it's enough that we have everything we need, but sadly their big boxes that are empty often, we don't want another big empty thing all the time. my strong argument would be leave arrowhead where it is. let them expand and take over the whole complex and move the royals into downtown. >> it's a testament to -- whenever i see the proposal on facebook, the facebook comments, what will people do for parking? how do we address that? >> they will figure it out. they figured it out. san francisco has minimal parking and it seems to work. most of them do. you can have -- more and more people are living downtown and more and more people will walk or they will park in an outlying area and have a shuttle. it will work.

thank you that you considered the parking. inner city will never have enough. but to have some at all means a lot as miguel has pointed out. we got seniors. we have families. it's a challenge when you don't have a parking place at all for your housing complex. i am grateful for the colorful staircase with the colorful windows. here again with that green grass, the colors and the sun, we know this community is the best when it comes to weather in the whole city. it can get very warm over that way and to have those colors, the windows and the projection is going to change a lot of attitudes. it's going to help with growth and development as they move forward in school. even the parents. it's going to make a huge difference in this community. i'm pleased to see that. i'm thankful. dr. honeycutt came aboard to let us know about their support and the fact that we are here and able who hear another 100% affordable housing complex. with all this going on in the news we're waiting to hear, this lightens my heart. thank you all for your hard work. >> chair bustos: commis

. >>> time for spring cleaning city parks. today volunteers helped beautify parks in san jose.rt of the long running sunday series cleaning up ten parks in ten weeks. you see a crew rolled up their sleeves, clean up picnic tables. volunteering for a clean up is a great way to exercise. get in volunteer hours and help make neighborhoods more beautiful. >> it's a good opportunity to come outside. work in their community and work in their neighborhood. >> organizers say many of the volunteers are high school students. we love to see it. >> look at the weather there. just beautiful. summertime, as you said it would be. >> we're seeing temperatures on that summer spread that you typically get. 50s and 60s on the coast. still at this hour, around concord and walnut creek you have numbers close to 90 degrees. let's show you san francisco. that looks like a summer like day. you have the sunshine. it's only 68 degrees. look at that, you have 80s and mid-70s out there through 7:00 tonight. should be a beautiful evening. for the morning we'll see patches of low clouds. perhaps high clouds

people and families rad lead in front of the academy of sciences calling in the city to keep it close to cars. >> this park is better when there are no cars and it is a safety issue. >> reporter: the organizer is known as the godfather of skates in the parking and has been advocating for permanent closure for 42 years. supporters of the idea include state assemblyman david chu. >> i think it is important for equity and i hope we can have a fact based conversation about how we move this forward. >> reporter: there was an editorial piece calling it a segregation all policy and he said many families in the bayview and hunters point rely on cars and the closure would remove 300 free parking spots out of about 5000 in the park and many of those 300 spots are near the museum. >> it is a big challenge and a barrier. if it is hard the park, people may not be able to come. >> reporter: she is the director of public operations at the academy. they believe losing any free parking will hurt them even more. they lost so much during the pandemic. about 80% of its customers come from outside of san francisco. >> we are n

officials in portland, oregon, say they have a new way to fight crime, hiring unarmed park rangers. the cityns to add 20 or more park rangers to patrol certain neighborhoods amid a recent rise in crime in portland. john? >> so far that's not working out the way they had hoped. mark meredith in washington tonight. mark, thank you. coming up next, big tech is at it again, accused of censorship. this time it's youtube censoring public policy discussions. first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. was to go to says of a federal court hears arguments on whether the dakota axis poor plane should be allowed to continue operating without a key permit. while u.s. army corps of engineers conducts an environmental review, a lawyer for an indian tribe expects a decision from the judge to come in may. fox seven in austin, texas, as authorities say a man that opened fired at a cabinetmaking company where he worked, killing one person and wounding five others is now facing murder charges. 27-year-old larry winston ballin of viola texas also shot a state trooper. o

authorities revealed one man, 2 women and a 9 year-old boy were all killed at this business park in the city of in orange county. another woman who was shot is recovering in the hospital. the suspect has been identified as a 44 year-old man from fullerton. he was shot by police and is in the hospital tonight. authorities say he and his victims knew each other through professional and personal connections. however, they have not confirmed a motive in this case and back here in the bay area. dna from the face. mask has helped police catch a child rapist 3 years after the crime. >> on tuesday, a monterey county jury found 28 year-old leonardo ramirez guilty of several charges, including a 10 year-old girl back in 2018 during a robbery. police say the victim woke up to a man in her bedroom wearing a mask over his entire face holding what looked like a handgun in february 2020 ramirez added the victim on snapchat and that's when the girl became suspicious and she alerted police. now detectives then set up a meeting with premier us to talk about another burglary investigation. they offered him a m