harry smith, nbc news, parkland, florida. >> terrific story to end on. that's our broadcast for monday night. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams. of course, we hope to see you back here tomorrow. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00, a south bay teenager, the focus of international intrigue. just how did he survive a night across the pacific inside the wheel well of a plane. >> we begin with that developing story. questions tonight about the story of a south bay teen who claims he flew from san jose to hawaii in the plane's wheel well, a section which is located outside of the plane. how did he do it? the teen says he doesn't even remember the flight to hawaii. nbc's cheryl hurd is looking into just how the teen could have survived the conditions. but we begin with chase cain. >> reporter: jessica, first of all, san jose airport says they are not going to release the surveillance video that shows someone out on the tarmac. they're also not going to tell us what section of the airport fence this teen may have cl

that is a stunning amount of parkland and it's part of the transition of the port. in the next two years we'll be moving [inaudible] and bay front park as well as the blue-greenway network. and the blue-greenway network is really moving along on the water water front side seems to be the main driver and it seems to give the san francisco me peninsula to have something as cool as new york. the goal is, as you walk along the port's property, every seven minutes of walking you come to a place where you can pause actively depending on the type of park . in august we will be opening up a new 2.5 acre park at pier 27. this is long a waited and we're very excited about that. the other thing we've been able to do is to promote our environmental at [inaudible] head park was a vision that got off the ground probably ten years ago and it keeps growing. we were able to augment the park with a dog run and more street scape. we've just hired a new operator for the living classroom known as the ecocenter and it's a great collaboration, not just of operators, but also users. more e

some of species and rare plants they say will be harmed by a huge zoo expansion into the parkland at its back door. >> here we have very important habitat for at least one threatened species and the zoo is planning to build on it. it's just crazy! >> reporter: this is the land protestors and the zoo are battling over, knowland park. the zoo has plans for 77 acres here. >> we're taking a great deal of effort to conserve the park to improve the habitat actually that's out there right now, removing invasive plants, replanting with native grass, ensuring that we do our best to be as responsible as we can. >> reporter: the project chief says zoo plans are approved and have survived a legal challenge. >> it's not just the whip snake, it's the condor, mountain lion, turtles. we are taking a great deal of effort to work with native species. >> reporter: he says the zoo works for animals all over the world as well as those in its own backyard. >> there's misunderstandings with some of the local people and organizations, we really hope they -- they come to see the heart, the space we come from

some of species and rare plants they say will be harmed by a huge zoo expansion into the parkland at back door. >> here we have very important habitat for at least one threatened species and the zoo is planning to build on it. it's just crazy! >> reporter: this is the land protestors and the zoo are battling over, knowland park. the zoo has plans for 77 acres here. >> we're taking a great deal of effort to conserve the park to improve the habitat actually that's out there right now, removing invasive plants, replanting with native grass, ensuring that we do our best to be as responsible as we can. >> reporter: the project chief says zoo plans are approved and have survived a legal challenge. >> it's not just the whip snake, it's the condor, mountain lion, turtles. we are taking a great deal of effort to work with native species. >> reporter: he says the zoo works for animals all over the world as well as those in its own backyard. >> there's misunderstandings with some of the local people and organizations, we really hope they --they come to see the heart, the space we come from when

parklands used to be traditional hunting grounds.it's illegal now and animal advocates opposed to changing that the tribe yet to make a formal request. >> british government moving forward with becoming the first country to sell cigarettes in package was no color or graphics except for health warning. researchers say fon branded pack wraths will discourage children from smoking. >> city officials so fed up with people that don't clean up after their pets they have hired a detective to go after the detectives. the under cover detective going to stalk streets with a camera to catch thoserant they want pet owners to feel like they want to feel they're being watched. >> there is buzz about what caused a delay during the giants game. buzz is the key word. check out what happened. angel pa fwchlt an hit this, it was announced and take a look at what diamond backs had to deal with. >> this is not uncommon. we've seen it before. they didn't care. >> the game delayed while umpires checked in. so the game resumed. >> oh, goodness. >> still ahe

number one colleagues today, we have before us a amendment to the parks code to clarify rights on parkland during the course of recent litigation against the city our parks code has a lack of clarity to exude people from their fences our parks code says anyone to have a permit has inclusive right to use the space and anyone asked to leave must do say you, however, no distinction so as part of the rights granted by a permit the permit or person can't be removed from a public event without free speech or assembly we have david here 2, 3, 4 from rec and park who is here to answer questions. >> do do you wanted to ask anything. >> supervisor kim. i want to get clarity behind the history. i think last year supervisor wiener and i don't know if this is a question for the author passed legislation on public rights i thought we clarified that language i'm curious maybe to get a little bit more background and clarify between events open to the public >> there's been an ongoing lawsuit. >> right right. >> and we worked with the city attorney i worked on an amendment last year over concerns of the la

the dpa built thirty structures on parkland even though their involved with the parks project.ec and park recently destroyed the convenience center at rossi and larson. dollars only a handful left. please don't let the end of this structure justify the means by which rec and park went about this project. thank you >> thank you. we, hear from rec and park now their, their agent. >> i'd also speaking from this microphone. good evening. i'm marvin i'm a project manager with the rec and park department my preservation is primarily focused on the claims that were brought up in the appellants brief. and see our standing is the basis of the claim are 4 items one is that the structure could be renovated and replaced and the design of the design is comparable with the neighborhood and thirdly,ly there was work done after the work was filed and shouldn't

the dpa built thirty structures on parkland even though their involved with the parks project.ec and park recently destroyed the convenience center at rossi and larson. dollars only a handful left. please don't let the end of this structure justify the means by which rec and park went about this project. thank you >> thank you. we, hear from rec and park now their, their agent. >> i'd also speaking from this microphone. good evening. i'm marvin i'm a project

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more than 70,000 acres of parkland burned last august on yosemite's western edge. firefighters waged a desperate and successful battle to save a historic tuolumne sequoia grove and some of the oldest trees in california. the burned forest area around hetch hetchy reservoir has also reopened to the public. >>> attends are cashing in and landlords, they are fed up. how you could be evicted for renting your home on air bnb. tenants are cashing in and landlords are fed up. >> there is not a matter of acceptability, to me. this is criminal deception. >> gm's ceo under fire for a second day. the claims the company covered up a deadly defect. ,,,,,,,,,,,, tough on tenants who rent o their spaces on air bnb... as consumerwatch reporter j watts explains -- there's bn a >>> landlords are starting to get tough on tenants who rent out their spaces on air bnb. as kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains, there's a sharp uptick on eviction notices in san francisco. >> reporter: it's no four star hotel but jeff katz's living room has been a hit on air bnb. >> it's a gre

. >>> and those burned in the rim fire, that fire burned 77 acres of parkland but the hiking trails aroundhe reservoir. there toll then. some california scientists may finally have figured out why zebras may have stripes. zebras evolved to scare off flies and scientistels say for some reason they don't like the land on black and white stripes and more biting flies on the region, the more stripes on the animals. >> wherever you are annoyed for long periods of the year by these biting flies, then you involve sometimes. if you wear some striped closing being bitten by flies but the material may change the affectiveness of those stripes. >>> jorge and islam both a ticket on harder road in hayward and they matched 5 of the six numbers but missed the power ball. >>> cracking down on distracted driving but the crash just a few hours ago, this is a perfect example of what officers are trying to prevent. >>> and a heavy police presence in this neighborhood after police made a shocking discovery . a man is found dead we will have the latest in a report. we will tell you what the drive time is and wh

some of the species and rare plants they say will be harmed but a huge zoo expansion into the parklandits back door. >> here we have very important habitat for at least one threatened species, and the zoo is planning to build on it. it's just crazy. >> this is the land protesters and the zoo are battling over, nolan park. the zoo has plans for some 77 acres here. >> we're taking a great deal of effort to conserve the park, to improve the habitat actually that's out there right now. removing invasive plants, ensuring that we do our best to be as responsible as we can. >> the project chief says zoo plans are approved and have survived a legal challenge. >> it's the california condor, it's the mountain lion, wii taking a great deal of effort to work with native species. >> he says the zoo works for animals all over the world as well as those in its own backyard. >> there's misunderstandings with some of the local people and organizations we really hope they come to see the heart, the face that we come from when we do our work. >> those opposing expacks have little appreciation for the zoo

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