parks amazing.rateful for phil ginsberg. phil gets a lot of grief. okay. all right. but i would say if you think about what works in san francisco and what doesn't work in san francisco and i'm a representative of local government . i help here aboutall the stuff that doesn't doesn't work but i don't hear a lot of complaints about our parks . i actually hear a lot of love for our parks and the controller's office does a study of people public reception of delivery of different kinds of services and itsconsistently parks are at the top . that's strong leadership in even though constantly we're getting off. and then a strong, strong workforce and talented people doing great work for san francisco .so there are many amazing commissioners,labor leaders . all of you really thanks to all of you who workfor the parks department . great work and since i have one certificate of honor for the board we do have certificates for kendra and olga and jacob. you've heard all these names already. and frederico. and

new parking spaces. the owner is also agreed to request sfmta to designate a red or white zone on the front curb in front of the building at completion of construction with the understanding that this is fully at the discretion of sfmta. this is shown in further detail on page 9 of the presentation. there you go. this is where the owner is more then happy to work with mta to put in a red or white zone such that appellate can park his car there for loading and unloading. we all understand mta has their own rules and not part of the building approval process. so, thus far appellate rejected this proposal and seeking readdress from the board of appeals. summary of my understanding of his claims and owner rebuttal are shown on pages 2, 3, 4, 5. i will leave these pages for reading pleasure. will you do a quick scroll through pages 2, 3, 4 and 5? this is where i lay out the appellate basic claim. next page. next page. last page. thank you. the essence of the appeal is 3 fold. he claims the owner does not cent

highland park police and fire personnel began transporting injured parties to the highland park policetment and additional resources helpdesk at the scene -- helped us at the scene. we had an on scene police commander, which was myself. are patrol handled citywide command for any other incidents. we had a commander assigned at the fire station for a command post. >> most importantly, as far as the investigative aspect goes of this, and this is two-pronged at this time, number one, we are aggressively looking for the individual who is responsible for the shooting. number two, we have a criminal investigation that is occurring simultaneously. we are asking anybody with any video surveillance that they may have, please review your cell phones if you were snapping pictures in the area of second and central today. that could help investigators. they may see something that may be useful and allow them to proceed further with the investigation. any busine owners in that area, please review your vizio -- video surveillance. if you have any surveillance at that time, even if you don't see anyth

after highland park, count me in. i want to be on the record of saying it is time to put an end to these assault rifles, these weapons of war which have sadly taken so many innocent lives like poor aiden mccarthy's parents and five others who died in highland park. i hope for the children's sake that we don't run away from this problem. the people of highland park have run away from the fourth of july parade, and now they are counting on us. mr. president, i yield the floor . >> earlier today, jamie raskin, a member of the january 6 committee, and a former federal judge joined a panel discussion on the events surrounding the u.s. capitol attack. you can watch the discussion tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal" -- every day, we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, we talk about campaign 2022 with a republican poster and strategist and a democratic

we are arranging parks filevsky park, it is in such a good condition, a children's park this year, weigh-quality one . so it will be, but i think one of the best general moscow vector for the complex improvement of the area has already been asked by sergey sobyanin in confirmation. let 's go for a walk in the big filyov park. he was brought to order in 2018 and every year add new parts or second time in life. i have a very like cozy mentally. great since then, when it was ennobled, the embankment appeared a lot of similar, uh, some kind of infrastructure. and that's great. today the park includes modern children's sports grounds, a beautiful embankment and a summer cinema. there are even pools on the river. eh, save. balance, that is, 25% of infrastructure solutions and 75% of wildlife. moscow, new public spaces are being created according to with the my district program, you will not need to go, for example, to central park in order to take a walk. you can use any park. and the main thing is that he will be, uh, no worse. this year, 66 parks from squares will be put in order in mosco

but not anymore. >> we got this email that we cannot park on the parking pad anymore.couple got this ticket for parking in their own driveway. >> it was surprising to say the least. michael: and with anna norma's fine, -- an enormous fine if they didn't get their car off their car pad. but it was no mistake. and no ordinary parking ticket. it came from the city planning department, telling them it is illegal to park in the front yard of a house. >> and if we were found parking there again, it would be a $1500 fine. michael: they quickly pulled the car out, but it didn't make any sense. >> where you taking away something that has great utility to us and our neighbors? michael: ed and judy have been parking there for four decades, and this space was used for parking since the house was built in 1910. >> suddenly being told you cannot use something that was used for years, it is startling. michael: prove that the historic parking was part of the lot, and they might be grandfathered in. >> if it showed a car or a buggy in the carport. michael: they dug up this photo of the

it will start at the park and go to city hall and back to the park for a vigil. it is in response to the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. now to the war in ukraine, where russian missiles struck an apartment complex in odessa, killing 21 people. tara campbell spoke with a local ukrainian who said this one hit too close to home. tara: a frantic search for survivors friday in the ukrainian port of odessa. russian missiles strike this building, killing 21 people, including a child. >> i am like, get my family to safety first. tara: the attack hitting too close to home, his father and friends living nearby. >> find out if my friends and everybody is ok and then try to cope with emotions. tara: coping from his home in san francisco, his homeland under siege. >> tried to separate myself a little bit from it for my own sanity. tara: describing what is both devastation and frustration. >> this is a constant act of terror and it could happen at any time. tara: this time it happened just before daybreak in a town roughly 30 miles from odessa. >> these were

i will now give the microphone to the mayor of highland park. >> the highland park community, like sony before us, is devastated. it is impossible to imagine the pain of this kind of tragedy until it happens in your backyard. our focus the last 36 hours has been on the perpetrator of this heinous crime. as we now put the names and faces of those lost yesterday, family, friends, guests, long-time residents of the highland park community, our focus shifts to the victims and those left behind. this crisis has devastated entire families and our community in a single moment. and we know it will take time to heal. on on behalf of the community and the world that mourns alongside us, i offer the loved ones of those who passed our condolences. i thank those who organized prayer vigils. we've listed those on our website. and while we're hurting, we know we will continue to come together and support each other, as we always do in difficult times. we are highland park strong. >> there was some questions at our last press briefing about prior contacts that law enforcement may have had with crimo

i've lived in highland park all my life. and i never saw that much -- things used to make the parade better. so i was thinking, fireworks? wow, cool. so instead it kept going. i saw things falling off the roof, black things. and i was, like, oh, god, these are not fireworks. so i was getting hit on my leg and body. i got him to get down on the ground. but unfortunately because it was happening near us, we still were getting hit. so i said run inside. we're getting hit by gunfire. we ran inside of gear head. that's what everybody as you see running inside. we started noticing how many people were bloody. it wasn't a joke or a bb gun or something. it was intense and people were bleeding everywhere and screaming and crying. it was so sad. >> we're following this breaking news out of highland park, illinois. it's a suburb of chicago where there has been a shooting at a fourth of july parade. the governor says nine people have been shot and we're hearing from witnesses about multiple rounds fired and multiple injuries that he als

the parking lot. here in this trailer, such a scheme of the ninetieth checks is not issued documents, they are not shown to anyone according to the residents, they are illegally connected to electricity. we pull into the parking lot in an editorial car. the passage is open. a few minutes later , the same man appears again. i don't take any money from anyone. this is an excellent personal agreement, what vasily kanevets means by a personal agreement, and it was not possible to understand his words. he is a public organization of the moscow union of motorists and in this parking lot the right to leave their cars in the first place belongs to those who pay membership fees. this, by the way, was confirmed to us by other car owners. here, where the house stands, there was a garage-building cooperative, which was moved after the construction to the end of all the houses and now it is here, look what it is in principle, gsk contributions. how much 1,200 rubles. this is not true. how to be the rest of the loc

jake sheridan in highland park.s beenin there all day reporting on a very, very, very tough assignment on an awful, awful, awful day for the people of thatn community. jake, we will keep checking back in with you. thank you very much. i appreciate epit. >> thank you. >> jim cavanaugh's a retired atf special agent in charge. he's an msnbc analyst as well. he joins me now. big development in the name of a suspect. what do you think happenshe now? what d do you think is happenin on law enforcement's side as they try to figure out how to track him down? >> well, chris, the main thing that they've identified now is they have the bolo out, be on the lookout, spread across all ofou illinois and the midwest looking for this guy. every patrol officer, trooper, deputy sheriff, city officer that's out has gotten this lookout. it's going out across all the national teletypes. because he's in the vehicle on theca move, they suspect. he could still be hiding in a local area, butti he could be o the highway. and of course they've

a place in nevada for a park." and he said, "i spent a lot of time, and i found the place atheeler peak. no one's going to veto this park." he says, "i have been in favor of this park for over 50 years." mott: congre recognizes that here, we do have natural resources of national significance. now that it's a national park, people will begin to understand that, and as we begin to interpret the natural and cultural values, it'll be clear that this truly is a national park. tv narrator: on october 17, 1986, president reagan signed legislation designating a carefully prescribed area as the great basin national park. senator harry reid, during his tenure in congress, was instrumental in the park's final push through congress. reid: this state is beautiful. we're now going to have a national park. it's a place of intersecting mountain ranges. it's a place of beauty, and we want people to know of nevada as something other than a place to set off bombs and to store nuclear waste. christensen: i think we can see this first

highland park mayor.chief of police and we'll begin with states attorney, eric reinhardt. >> good evening. as a resident myself, my family and i grieve with our neighbors over this unimaginable tragedy. i want to express my condolences to the families of those who lost their lives yesterday in this premeditated and calculated attack. separate from those seven lives that were ripped away over two dozen other mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, and neighbors were injured. hundreds if not thousands will be psychologically scarred by yesterday's events. these individuals, our community, and lake county will never be the same. we are grateful to the unbelievably courageous law enforcement officers who were there when the shots were fired right here in this pathway. they and other law enforcement agencies from throughout the state came to this spot of danger. they came to help. they came to protect. they came to comfort. and they came to investigate. federal agencies including the fbi, atf and

of course working with highland park police detectives. they are very involved throughout all of this. point throughout all of >> do you have any evidence he had more than one weapon? >> not information i can release . we are still considered him armed and dangerous. >> are you confident there was only one shooter? >> at this time we are saying that. we are not going to go into the specifics of where the gun was recovered, but a rifle was recovered. >> what are the ages of those who passed away? >> we are working with the lake county coroner's office. they are very involved. we will release that as soon as we can. thank you, we will be back. gat and we will be we have six confirmed deceased and approximately two dozen that are seriously injured. thank you. seriously injured. okay. thank you. >> okay. we've just been listening to that highland park police department news conference right now. another mass shooting in america, this time at a july 4th parade in highland park, >> we've just been listening to the highland park police department

michael: parking in san francisco. >> there is not enough parking.ne, it seems unfair. they have parked on their hand every day for the past 36 years, but not anymore. ed: we got the email that we can't park on the parking pad and i said that is crazy. michael: i got this for parking in their own driveway. judy: it was very surprising. michael: it came with a $1542 fine plus another $250 a day if they didn't get the car off of their car pad. judy: i wrote back and thought there was a mistake. michael: there is no mistake and no ordinary parking ticket. it came from city planning department saying it is illegal to park in the front yard of a house. judy: if we were found parking there again it would be $1500 fine. chl:car out but none of it made sense. ed: why are you taking or something has great utility for ninfothe chl: as far ay nelwas used for e was built in 1910. ed: to be told we have been using for years we couldn't is a challenge. michael: they could park if they proved it was a horse -- a historic use and they might be grandfathered in. judy

town of highland park on lockdown.mpty but for law enforcement combing for this shooter. we have two different description of the disposition of the shooter one from wgn reporter ben bradley that the shooter took a knee like a marksman. there are other reports saying the gunman took an elevated information like a sniper either on top of stores downtown of highland park or in an office building firing from a window. those are the different accounts. highland park itself is a relaxed peaceful wealthy north shore suburb. if you ever watched the movie, risky business, some of the scenes were shot in highland park. it's a little town people gathered for 4th of july parade, ten minutes in shots rang out. town on lockdown, treated as active shooter there. reports are five people dead, witnesses said they saw at least three bodies in the street as well as multiple people injured from the scene there. that is the latest. anticipate some of the preliminary information is going to change because we have some information that has

quickly, if you would, tell us about highland park. >> highland park is a community, one of the northerns a tight knit community. this parade today, every year thousands of people gather to celebrate, stand shoulder to shoulder honoring our nation's birthday and just being a part of the parade. there are floats from the high school bands, the library, the whole community comes together. it's like communities all across the country that were celebrating the fourth of july. the fact that an individual, n male, has decided to take a gun, what is said to be an assault weapon and literally destroy the heart of our community. the people who were killed, the families, they will never recover, they will carry the pains of their loss with them across generations. the people who are wounded are carry those injuries with them the rest of their lives. and the entire community, we will come together, it's a strong community. we will find strength in the support of each other, but it's going to take a while to recover and heal. and like so many other communities around the nation who are suffering fro

this is normally the high season at yosemite national park in california, one of the most visited parks in the country, but tonight flames have shut down parts of the park with a fire that's burned since thursday, threatening the majestic giant sequoias, some that have stood for thousands of years take a look at new video today of what firefighters are doing to try to protect the most famous tree in the park, surrounding it with sprinklers an estimated 1,600 people evacuated from a popular campground and nearby houses. cal perry is there for us tonight >> reporter: tonight, a look inside the intense fight to save the treasured sequoias of yosemite national park hot and dry conditions making it difficult for crews to put the fire down. at least 360 firefighters working around the clock in a desperate attempt to keep ahead of the flames >> there's a lot of wood on the ground and that wood is going up in smoke >> reporter: making its way across rough terrain, the fire has scorched nearly 1,600 acres and forced evacuations in nearby communities. >> by the time we got down in yosemite valley

up next, more from highland park. more on the manhunt of robert crimo iii. 22 years old from the area where he shot down, allegedly, on to a fourth of july parade, killing six, wounding dozens. ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ ♪ and party every day. ♪ ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ applebee's late night. because half off is just more fun. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >> trace: welcome back to special report. there is breaking news. police have now identified who they believe is the shooter who fired down on a fourth of july parade today in highland park, illinois, north of chicago, killing six, wounding dozens. let's bring in david katz founder of the global security group and a former federal agent. great to have you on. your insight appreciated. they say his name was robert bobby crimo iii, driving a silver 2010 honda fit. they first didn't want to give away the fact that he was from the area and yet a few seconds later, another police officer said he is from the area. does that matter to

park. the washburn fire, flames are also threatening the famed mariposa grove, where more than 500 giant sequoia trees have lived for thousands of years. rene marsh joins me with more. what is happening at the park today, to battle this fire? >> reporter: hundreds of firefighters are working in searing temperatures to fight this fire, not just from the ground, but by air. this section of yosemite national park is home to more than 500 giant sequoia trees. the world's tallest trees. fighters have put a sprinkler system around that famed sequoia, known as the grizzly giant, to protect it from the flames that are ripping through at this hour. this tree, the national park service says it's the second largest tree in yosemite. what we know about this fire is that it has doubled in size in the past 24 hours. nearly 1600 acres have already burned and fire officials are warning that they do expect this fire to continue to grow as they are also expecting continued hot, unusually hot temperatures. >>

in highland park, illinois. i'm garrett tenney.ox news, a new report details more of the missed opportunities. police had to stop the quality texas school mass shooting. a sweeping critique was released today by a training center at texas state university for active shooter situations. it found that a police officer watched the gunman walked toward the campus. but did not open fire while waiting for permission from a supervisor to shoot. the supervisor either did not hear or responded too late. that report also says some of the 21 victims could have been saved had they received medical attention sooner while police waited more than an hour before breaching the classroom findings are based on video taken from the school police body cameras, testimony from officers on the scene and statements from investigators. police in virginia say a hero citizen helped them to thwart another mass shooting. also on the fourth of july, the caller claimed to have overheard two men making plans to shoot up the independence day conn richmond. those tw

create yellowstone national park. the arch itself is not very clear. if you are not sure when roosevelt was president if, you're thinking maybe it was possible is 1872, there are very good reasons for thinking he was the one who established it. roosevelt kind of sucks up all of the -- >> conservation, national finding? >> all the attention. poor grant. grant was also not very good at bragging about this at all. he never really made any speeches about it. he was totally fine with. that he didn't try to take credit for anything either. that was part of it too. >> all right, thank you. last question. then we will. close if you are to recommend a season to visit yellowstone, what's season would it be? >> i think would be september. when we went in september, first of, all the trees were changing color. it was gorgeous. there are fewer people there, which was nice. also, it was kind of glorious to be there when it snowed on us. we got to see herds of bison walking through the dark driving snow, we got to walk up around the

the park looks very different. but we're excited for people to start building those new memories and enjoying the park again. >> the park isn't fully open yet. >> were able to open a couple of short loop trails and about 18 miles of the road in the back country. >> but the fact that the park is alive is something to be grateful for. >> the trees are back. and they are here. and they're growing. and i'm so grateful. it really is one of the most beautiful places on earth. >> in boulder creek, max darrow, kpix 5. >> if you would like to visit, you have to make a reservation. you have to make them 60 days in advance if you plan on parking there. and rangers plan to open more trails in the future. >>> where there are growing calls for san francisco school board member anna schu to resign over alleged racist comments. dean preston joined others calling for schu to step down. it comes after schu suggested that the city's black and brown parents doan encourage or value learning. she has since apologized, but that doesn't a

like this one for example skate park, it will be a platform.nt ages of different categories of citizens, that is, with different training, both for kids aged six to five, so to speak, and for the elderly, that is, anyone who wishes, they will have the opportunity to exploit. use this site. extreme sports are becoming more and more popular in the capital, such entertainments already exist in the yauza park and on krasnaya presnya, and there, as a rule , the skate park will be crowded with people, kuskovo will become. one of the largest in the city that's an area of ​​almost two hectares this skatepark is actually as integrated as possible. e in natural landscape. that is, all the trees, we tried to save as much as possible. so he includes himself, of course, a wide variety of figures, so to speak, but a lot. smoothly flowing forms one into another, that is, athletes will have the opportunity to ride on different trajectories, gaining speed, perform jumping tricks, workout zones and bike paths will appear one route. the project of the ring road 6

it's actually set in highland park. this is the first full day after a man with a legally-purchased gunfired into the crowd and the gravity of what happened here is beginning to settle in. joining me now in highland park is joel krauss, he was at the parade. joel, thank you for being with us. this is a hard day for everybody else things are settling down. for you you're still processing this. you were here with your family, with your two little daughters. >> that's correct, yeah. >> you were down the road on the right side over there? >> on the left side here. just down about a block or so. >> what happened? >> we were enjoying the parade and met some of our neighbors and there with two children, four young children there all together with us. we were unfortunately right in front of a person who lost their life nicholas toledo, who was the first person that we sort of noticed had been shot. so we heard the shots. we thought it was someone using fire crackers, something like that, being pretty insensitive and turned arou

highland park. >> police say the gunman took a sniper like position firing on to the parade from a roof using a high powered rifle. >> i picked up my kids and we ran again. i put them in the garbage dumpster and then i ran back to look for my partner and her daughter, and then i saw people shot on the ground. >> the attack sending crowds scrambling, panic parents trying to protect children. >> just this horrific pow pow pow. and then you heard people screamings, bodies down. run for your live. that is what i heard. >> dr. david bomb along with dr. lawrence schechter were at the parade with their families initially running for safety, then turning back around and treating the wounded. >> all of a sudden there was a stampede of people coming and then i realized it was gunshots and i just thought to myself, this is how it is going to end end. >> six people shot and kill and more than 30 injured, the doctors couldn't believe what they were seeing. >> it was quite a horrific scene. >> as first responders

they also say it cuts down on parking congestion, double parking, and traffic jams. for more on fireworks shows and where you find them, head to our website, abc7news.com. let's talk about ukraine, where russian officials struck an apartment complex in odessa, killing at least 21 people. tara campbell spoke with a local ukrainian who says this one-hit to host a home. >> ant searc f survivs apame building, killing 21 people, in a child. >> get my family to safety, right? first. >> the multi-missile attack hitting too close to home, with this father and his family living nearby. >> we are trying to cope with emotions. >> coping from his home in san francisco, his homeland under siege. >> trying to separate myself a little bit from it. 1 > > -- >> describing both devastation and frustration. >> this is an active terror that could happen any time. >> this time it happened before daybreak, in a small port town 35 miles from odessa. >> peaceful people who were sleeping in their beds, sleeping in their home. >> and as war rages on in ukraine, a palo alto-based nonprofit is

just a sign above the parking spaces that says, two hours of parking any day. in the past, it was hard for enforcement teams to be able to spot violators but now, because of some new technology that uses license plate readers, those days are a thing of the past. and yes, it probably means that the city will be writing more parking tickets. the dreaded parking ticket is making a comeback in neighborhoods all over san jose. this van got slapped with a citation as the city returns to prepandemic enforcement actions. >> we're returning to normal as far as time restricted parking. but with a twist, we have had this time to modernize our program. >> parking enforcement vehicles are now equipped with multiple license plate readers as enforcement cars make their rounds, officers will get a ping if the cameras spot a car that the system recognizes as having been parked in the same spot for too long. the city has almost 700 time restricted parking spaces ranging from 12 minutes to 4 hours. >> right now, we're going to start enforcing 274 of these in areas, so areas that

each parking spot. i dont know what it was but believe it was 50 percent which is what is required at the time for each parking spot. 15 percent of the rent times two and he is compen sated and one point it lapsed because there were delays due to hearings so he called and are said you owe me and said no problem so paid another 6 month advance and we will continue to do that until he gets the two parking spots back. >> thank you. >> thank you. you have another question? >> no. >> thank you, we will now hear from the planning department. >> good evening again. corey (inaudible) i think we are-we have a situation here where there is three ordinances in play and i will (inaudible) don't have anyone from the rent board so challenging for me and mr. green to respond to questions that are specific to rent board determinations. but, to address issues raised, the issue of whether or not the property was undergoing seismic retrofit as part of the permit was not relevant for this permit and whether or not the perm

counter-park. guinness world records has yet to weigh in. ah what do you think you're doing, talent, oregon, there? all right? portland has this title. i've been to this park by the way. >> no. new york has this title. right here on live television, we're going to put our name in the drawing for smallest park. >> and the name? >> the david muir park, because we stole it from the second floor. >> the david muir park. guinness. >> we stole this plant from the second floor, y'all. >> guinness, come on over. we would like a seat at this table. >> what do you guys think? >> mills end park, it's funny. i was just walking by one day, and i saw this little plant and it had a plaque. i read it. it says "world's smallest park." i had to look it up. sure enough, there it was. it's like yea big. that's it. >> do you think you could have a picnic at this part? >> you kind of can. it's on an arterial road between oncoming traffic, but -- so i would advise against it. >> so romantic. >> tbd, how this ends up. >>

a mass shooting in highland park, illinois.f interest in the deadly 4th of july mass shooting is now in custody after a brief chase, 6 people were killed. more than 2 dozen others injured when a gunman opened fire and an annual 4th of july parade. police identified 22 year old robert the 3rd as the person of interest in this incident. >> police released the mug shot along with pictures of the getaway car. good evening on this independence day, everybody. thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. hundreds of people scramble to take cover in that chaos in the usually quiet suburb of chicago. highland park is roughly 30,000 residents. it's about 35 miles north of downtown chicago. reporter kailey peace and explains more on how all of this unfolded. >> it's just a very scary and

there is every kind of park out there. >> reporter: there are 400 plus national parks covering more than 80 million acres in all 50 states, the district of columbia and all territories. president wood row mill son signed the organic act, responsible for maintaining the parks and monuments. in 1872 yellowstone became the first national park. one of the largest of parks runs across three states and featured dramatic landscapes plenty of wildlife and the legendary old faithful geyser, which shoots bursts of steaming water it is temporarily closed due to flooding it will be reopen to to open but it will take time to rebuild parts of yellowstone there are other giants on the national park stage as well. the grand canyon, the great smokey mountains and acadia and windows into american history and the civil rights movement are on full display in cities like washington, d.c. if you are looking for dinosaurs, dinosaur national monument is home to a large number of fossils and if surfing is your thing, head to the great sand do you knows national park and reserve and give sand surfing a try but th

it is actually set in highland park. this is the first full day after a man with a legally purchased gun fired into the crowd. the gravity of what happened here is beginning to settle it. joining me now in highland park is joel -- who was at the parade. joel, thank you for being with us. this is a hard day. for everyone else, things are settling down. for you, you are still processing this. you are here with your family, with your two little daughters. >> that's correct. >> where were you? you are down the road? >> just on the lefthere. down about a block or so. before joining the parade, we were there their neighbors there with their two children. there were four young children there together with us. and we were, unfortunately, right in front of the person who lost their life, nicolas toledo-zaragoza, the first person that we noticed had been shot. we heard the shot, we thought it was -- someone using firecrackers or something like that. and then we turned around and saw that he had actually receive some pretty graphic

that is of course after the horrific shooting in highland park.nt to show voters that they are listening. voters are upset after the shooting took place on the fourth of july, after the supreme court struck down roe v. wade. and they are going to move on these bills. but fred, i really want to emphasize that is likely that these bills go very likely that they will go nowhere in the senate. because of course we return though to that issue, the filibuster. they do not have the republican votes to advance this legislation and of course they won't put it on the floor for a vote. so of course the house could work on these bills, pass these bills, but will go nowhere in the senate. fred. >> daniela diaz, thank you so much. >>> we've got so much more straight ahead in the newsroom. stay with us. when you have technologygy that's easier to control... that can scale across alall your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] imagine having to use the wrong tool at your

when they were arguing for the parks creation. actually, we're trying to get them to give all of yellowstone yellowstone over to montana first. and then take the land so they wanted to actually expand into wyoming to take up that land because at that point that northern entrance was really the only way in no one had really discovered the other possible entrances it seemed you know, when they when they saw the tetons they're like, what are we supposed to do with this? how are we going to get over those? right? so they the the montanans in particular saw the park as theirs and so they've just taken little pieces and i think they probably have to do with mountain ranges and also waterways that were important areas of access for the park itself. right, that makes sense. all right, so i think we're gonna ask one more question. maybe we have time for two, but did general sheridan have a role in protecting, yellowstone? that's a great question sheridan who was one of the commanders in this region of the us army actually did send a anothe

cut that section of the park closed until now south side of the park reopened almost 2 weeks ago.te on the effort to rebuild the park for visitors. >> kind of been more perfect eruption? because there is a bison that was wandering meandering about in front of the geysers that went off a trip to yellowstone to see old faithful is an independence day weekend tradition for many and a welcome sight. as most of the park reopened to visitors for the july 4th holiday weekend. that is insane. >> just weeks ago, record flooding closed. america's first national park forcing 10,000 visitors to leave as rainfall, water rocks and mudslides washed out roads and bridges. nobody's seen anything like not since 1918, and even then the flooding see if asked. >> levels of the river never been higher. double or even almost 3 times as much as what they've been below. stone isn't the only part dealing with the impacts of mother nature. officials have warned that rising temperatures related to climate change could reach nearly all 423 national parks. >> everything from the loss of ice wildfires. higher s

he is from the highland park area.rlier about whether it's a local crime or something like a mass shooting. people tend to gravitate to places where they know because they believe that knowledge of the area will help them get away. and that appears to be what happened in this case. police say he somehow snuck off of that building, apparently down the ladder that he went up and he fled the area. easy to flee when you've got thousands of people to blend in with. we will continue our coverage. we're gonna reset here for a moment. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. i'm in for bret baier in 60 seconds. good evening once again. welcome to los angeles. i'm trace gallagher in for bret. holiday horror in a northern chicago suburb. at least six people are dead and dozens more injured in a shooting at a july fourth parade in highland park, illinois. we're talking about an area 20, 25 miles north of downtown chicago. officials have just identified a person of interest. he is named as robert bobby crimo iii. he is considered armed

highland park police and fire personnel began transporting injured parties to the highland park police department, and additional resources helped us at the scene. we had an on-scene police commander which was myself, our patrol, supervisor handled city wide command for any other incidents and then we had a commander assign at the fire station for the command post. >> most importantly, as far as the investigative aspect goes of this, and this is two pronged at this time, number one, we are aggressively looking for the individual who's responsible for this shooting. number two, we have the criminal investigation that is occurring simultaneously. we're ask anybody with any video surveillance they may have, please review your cell phones if you were standing in the area of 2nd and central today. that could help investigators. they may see something in there that may be useful and allow them to proceed further with the investigation. any business owners in the area, please review your video surveillance. if you have any video surveillance of the area at that time, even if you don't see any

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at the highland park presbyterian church, 330 laurel avenue, highland park, all are. >> larry:. today, the high school located at 433 vine avenue in conjunction with community partners is hosting crisis counseling until 2:00 p.m. and is open to everyone. no appointments are necessary. additionally, a family assistance center will open tomorrow, july 6, at noon to provide support services and crisis assistance to those who were directly impacted at the parade. the location and hours of operations are pending. we will get that information to the community as soon as we have it. please go to the website for nor information. the highland park police department, american red cross and fbi victim services response team are assisting with additional partners. the teams will engage with victims and families to assess their needs and provide crisis intervention and other forms of emergency assistance. anyone who was a victim and is in need of support can call 800-call-fbi. i know what a generous community we are a part of. we are overwhelmed with the amount of support offered not only fr

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