park ranger has people and dogs - on edge in marin county. a man claiming to be a park ranger has people on edge in marin county. as kron-4's j-r- stone tell us the man has been targeting dog lovers in a couple of popular j-r>> park rangers and volunteers in marin county are on alert. two instances of people approached by a man claiming to be a ranger. > > he came behind on a bicycle. > > he was ordering a woman to put her dog on a lease on an area of the reserve where that is not a requirement. > > we have somebody who seems to have something. against something > > into cases he threw a rock against a dog and tried to kick the dog after it did not take orders. > > it's kind of creepy. she comes alone sometimes and i always worry about that. > > it's kind of disgusting i, can't understand hurting an animal that is a dog just because it is not on a leash. > > park officials say rangers will always wear this uniform and have this badge on at all times > > this is what studies show. people start herding animals and then start hurting people and are killing them. > > he has posed as a park ranger although if they find him, he i

park for new york city. people know downing. they don't know vaux that well. in the 1850's, tremendous debate in new york city everyone was , screaming we need a park. the problem was where. there were two choices. one was a sector in the middle of the island between fifth and 8th avenue. we would call that central park west. 59th-106th street was swampy, it was where malaria developed because of mosquitoes. people hated this area of manhattan. areahere was another 66th-75th street called the joneses woods. some of you may know the name of the jones family. this was her family's estate on the edge of the east river. gradually, industrialization was creeping towards it, but in the 1850's, most of the building was south of 50th and to the left. the city could've bought jones od and central park and the green belts nesting them. can you imagine if we had done that? you could walk from a green way to a gorgeous woods overlooking the east river. wouldn't that be wonderful? but it is not wonderful. they never did it. when the city decided to buy the central land in the middle of

park ranger has people on edge in marin county. the man has been targeting dog lovers in a couple of popular park areas. kron 4's j.r. stone joins us live tonight from marin county. j-r? >> reporter: someone comes up to you to tell you that there is a park ranger and that you have to do something when in reality that is not the case but that is what happened this afternoon. >> reporter: park rangers are on a lark in marin county. people are being approached by a man claiming to be a park ranger. second >> reporter: later he was ordering a woman to put the dog on a leash. woods were >> we are dealing with someone who has something against docks. whagdogs dogs >> reporter: he has even taken pictures of a woman when she said she did not believe the mail was a park ranger. was the man >> this kind of disgusting. i cannot imagine her to get a dog because the dog is not on a leash. this man was threatening to force the when he came across. >> reporter: sound that i talk with says you just never know the >> is a study show that they start hurting animals been hurting people and killing them. >> reporter: 6 cannot charge the

crowd at love park escalating deadly violence in the israeli hamas conflict has people right in our area demonstrating to night on both sides of the iss issue. let's go straight to fox 29's chris o'connell live in love park tonight. chris, it looks like really big crowd out there with you. >> reporter: more people arriving by the minute down to love park lucy. the conflict in gaza has hundreds of people here arriving at love park for a rally for israel. take look helped me. several hundred here program started a half an hour ago and i can tell you there is a huge police presence here. dozens of philadelphia police officers are joining the rally goers here at love park. the rally is in support of people of israel who are currently fighting hamas militants in the gaza strip. but police are worried there may be a conflict between palestinian protesters here that showed up as well. some of them holding and waving palestinian flags and signs. they walked through the crowd. they were asked to go across the street. there have been no problems. people here say they are simply here to support the israeli people. >> it's tough when you're targeted. and we're targeted. so the littl

the concern, smaller one s that people headed to levi stadium will take up parking around here, not ony, wh for football, because sunday is free parking here, but the other events here at levi stadium. here we go, the construction is really the concern here along middlefield and winslow. the construction is taking up roughly 250 spots in redwood city. so starting 10:00 this morning, when parking meter begin, rates will double from 50 cents to a dollar an hour. parking in the outer areas of downtown will remain at 25 cents an hour. that goes until 6:00 at night. doesn't sound like much, city leaders are hoping this will encourage people who park here long-term such as downtown employees to park in the periphery and leave the central downtown spaces open attracting more visitors and customers. the city projects the hiked up meter rates and changes to garage hours will bring the city more than $900,000 a year in revenues. here's where the increases are. it's around the city center from middle field road, jefferson avenue, marshall and main streets and pennsylvania avenue and a parking lot

on clay street in ---------------- in santa clara today, 79 people will take their oath as new u-s citizens at the great america amusement park. sfaxcongressman mike honda is a guest speaker at today's event. the 9 a-m ceremony is part of the "u.s. citizenship and immigration service's" annual celebration of independence day. welcome nearly 9-thousand new u-s citizens at naturalization cost a protest tonight in san francisco against the supreme court's recent hobby lobby to cover contraceptives for care act. pink s-f and the answer coalition. if >>: sun arose as not to cogently enough to 52 degrees. as we head into the afternoon as bond to be in the next day you can see salon and is that in any act nafta today is had 80. inventive as sources for the july fireworks tomorrow and the feckless to frigate conditions as if she added to the waterfront. pleasanton is very mod even in the evening hours create of religious sunday around the bay forecast temperatures will lamotte. with that said sunday looks to be the warmest day of the week more details on that, and of the existence of in this a moment. political and a little bit of a

park a threat to public safety. this year three people have been killed on route 1. changes have been made but leaders in the area say it is not enough. news 4's darcy spencer reports. >> reporter: traffic combined with pedestrians often not following -- these three young people, two of them students, died this year doing the same thing. crossing route 1 in college park of maryland campus. >> neverç happened that we've d this many over the course of one year and we -- it's really woken us up and the need to do something here to address this problem. >> reporter: safety officials have already changed the timing of the pedestrian signals to give walkers more time to cross and put up the no pedestrian signs in the median to discourage jaywalking. >> i don't want to endanger myself, trying to have a good time, not get run over. >> reporter: patrick is a city council member make a difference in terms of if a pedestrian does get hit and the chance they will survive. >> reporter: the state highway administration is evaluating all the overhead lighting and signs designing a barrier to go in the median to prevent jaywalking and plans to put countdowns

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people on route 1 just this year alone. changes have been made, but local leaders say not enough. news 4's darcy spencer is live in college park. do they have a new plan of action? >> reporter: safety officials -- city officials here say, like you said, not enough has been done. as you may know the recent colle college graduate was struck and killed here. here's some safety improvements made. no pedestrian crossing on the curb and you can see signs not to jaywalk but that is still happening. city officials here say they want to see more done before students return to classes. these three young people, two of them students, died this year doing the same thing, crossing route 1 in college park, just steps from the university of maryland campus. >> never happened that we have had this many over the course of one year. it really woke us up in the need to address this problem. >> reporter: safety officials have changed the timing of the signals to give walkers more time to cross and put up no meds pedestrian signs in the median to discourage jaywalking. >> i don't want to endanger myself. i'm trying to have a good time, not get run

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parking demands across the city. >>> it seems these days people think they can improve or enhance just about anything with an app. kpix 5's kiet do explains reports on an enhancement on the google glass app. >> i'm taking a picture of a bowl of fruit with my mind! >> reporter: it may seem like something out of a sci-fi movie, but this is real. thanks to a new google glass app, you can take a picture and post it to twitter or facebook using the powers of concentration. no hands, no voice involved. >> feeling very cool right now. >> reporter: the app requires a google glass and an eeg machine. >> that is reading your levels of your brainwaves and the level of concentration. we are taking that output and using it to control the google glass. >> reporter: so the goal is to concentrate on anything and move the bar on the google glass viewfinder to the top of the screen to take a picture. the more you concentrate the higher the bar goes. >> concentrate on anything that helps you concentrate. so think about times tables, think about driving,. >> reporter: connells trading can be tricky. -- concentrating can be tricky. >> this is

for many people, that cheering is going on watch parties, bars, restaurants even parks. our fox 29'save kinchen hanging out with team usa fans in center city. dave? >> reporter: guess what? they believe that we will win! it is a crowded house here at fado bar at 15th and locust in center city. lot of people deck out in their red, white and blue. every eye on the monitors except those looking at us right now. zero-zero belgium and usa but i'll physical was, a lot of people are pumped up and we're hearing a lot of this. >> usa! usa! usa! >> that's one of the big chants. the other one is i believe that we will win! i believe that we will win! over and over again. it's do or do you for the united states taking on belgium to make it out of the round of 16. working to reach the world cup quarter finalings. the first time since 2002. as you can imagine the fans are united and they're pulling out all the stops. >> i'm so excited. i cannot wait to see usa beat belgium. i've given up belgium waffles for life for this game. >> you sound like you've been following soccer for a long ti time. >> e

s. >> this, is what we do. >> al jazeera america. >>> mobile homes and trailer parks for many people the words have associationh low-income people living in cheap struckures in crime-ridden areas on the outskirts of town. the reality is more complicated. the lyings of warren buffet has been attracted to this area, wh opens one of the biggest manufacturers of mobile homes. and sam zel's company is the largest mobile homeland lord. middle class families prized out of the housing market are turning to the homes as an alternative. it is a trend attracting a new wave of mobile home park investors. here is david shuster how new industry. >> when i moved out here, it was hard for me to tell people i lived in a trailer park or a mobile home community. >> heather lives in a mobile trail park, representing a 3-bed room unit for $675. >> it's more affordable for the family. and save for us and the kids. we have the money we need. >> trailers, mobile homes, manufactured houses, whatever you call them, are loaded with a stigma of low-class living. as middle class families find rent out of reach and americans struggle in th

s while they wait for immigration court. people say lightning never strikes in the same place.but it looks like one spot in a colorado state park been particularly unlucky. deadly lightening strikes hit and killed a visitor at rocky mountain state park.for the second day in a row. four victims were rushed to the hospital for injuries. this.after a woman was killed and seven others injured in a lightning strike at the same spot on friday. officials say.these are the park's first lightening deaths in over fourteen years. it's been a year since the verdict in the trayvon martin case captivated the nation. george zimmerman was acquitted of murder charges in the death of the florida teen. triggering protests acorss the nation over race and guns. now.a controversial witness is speaking out. rachael jeantel says.she blames herself for the outcome of the trial. she claims that jurors did not take her seriously because of the way she acted. she was on the phone with trayvon martin when his fatal encounter with zimmerman began. u.s. leaders are expressing concern about growing tension in the middle east. the conflict between israelis and

it is the mo ot s state park, i muddy marsh. the plane landed, two people on board.idn't get injured or anything like that. they walked away from this in the mud on saturday, now how do you get that plane out of there with all that mud. >> i find this fascinating, they have the tracks, on the digger, which is something that you would see say at a trash dump, they can go over the mounds of trash, this is a brilliant maneuver. >> what they are saying is big wide tracks there will make it, a vehicle maneuverable in a marsh in the mucky area. >> do you see the wing of the plane. now what is this dude going to do. >> he has the the excavator will he scoop underneath like a giant spoon or attach a cable. >> i say he will attach a cable to the tail, and there is the table. now do you think there is like a little, you know what, maybe there is a hook. >> maybe is there an ilet or a circle or ring there that you could attach the cable hook too. we are about to find outlaid is and gentlemen. >> i would always imagine that your toe would be on the front, but it clearly is looki

controversy as at least eight peoples people, most of them children, were killed and dozens injured in the shelling of a park in a major community in gaza. again, israeli s and hamas accuse each other of being responsible. nick schifrin, we hear the drones in full flight this hour. >> the microphone can pick up what's above me two or three or four drones we have been hearing it constantly. if we are hearing it all of gaza city is hearing it, hundreds of thousands of people are hearing it and it is one sign that the escalation that israel is taking now. they have told all foreign journalists not to leave their hotels at all tonight and warnings coming from the israeli military to residents, residents of three areas, 200,000 people are getting these warnings tonight, mostly text messages, some voice messages as well, sail, quote, what is coming is worse than has come before. end quote. this comes after a very difficult day here. this is eid, the closest thing to christmas. what we saw this morning is a brief lull in the fighting, kids in the park, what's here is horrible, hard to describe. what happened was a bunch of kids were on a swing set in a communit

people demonstrating that night at love park. some supporting israel. others showing their solidarity for palestine. despite a huge police presence there were some heated confrontations. fox 29'shris o'connell was at tonight' rally and joins us now from love park. chris? >> reporter: that's right, iain. there were dueling protests here tonight at love park between jewish and palestinian protest protesters and for the most part it was a very peaceful rally. until tempers flared. one side of love park israeli demonstrators showing support for their homeland. just feet away on the other side, palestinian protesters denouncing israeli occupation of the gaza strip. >> it's not a war. it's in the war. we just want piece. but it's genocide. >> see what the sign says? look at the sign very carefully. it says fight terrorist, support israel. i support israel. >> reporter: uniformed officers, bomb sniffing dogs and homeland security officers were on land as a precaution. at one point emotioning ran high and fists flu. >> you're under arrest. you're under arrest. >> reporter: scuffles symbolic of the tensions from the middle east to center city. >> it's tough when you're targ targeted. w

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park. the sisters were ten and 3- years-old at the time. chicago police have searched more than 5-thousand abandoned buildings and interviewed more than one-thousand people. former u-s senator alan dixon has died. dixon represented illinois for two terms in the u-s senate, from 19-81 until 19-93. carol moseley braun defeated him. dixon was known as "al the pal" because of his ability to get along with other politicians, regardless of party affiliation. dixon's son says his father had been experiencing heart problems recently. dixon is survived by his wife - jody, and three children. he would have been 87 today. drivers had to take it slow on a road in massachusetts. tighter security measures for electronics of flights into the u.s.. those that cannot power of the device will have to leave it behind. >> screeners at overseas airports may start asking u.s. bound passengers to power on their electronics. this is a new tsa measure designed to prove that electronics are not explosive devices. if it can't power on it can't come on board. the traveler may undergo additional screening. it's an update to security measures aimed at combating potential new threats from terrori

s steve keeley has been following this story since it first broke. he's live in camden with the latest, steve? >> right here on the scene. i want to show that you people parallel park on both sides of north 27th street here in east camden, close to the delaware river, and woodrow wilson high school. it is legal to do so. with two way traffic you see here, and very slow speed limit of 25 miles an hour, and the mix every houses and businesses here, and the traffic light on the corner where we are, it is not known as a local drag strip or a danger zone normally. but it has turned deadly this week, when the 39 year old victim of the hit-and-run saturday night died from his injuries, we've now learn three days later his name al freed owe trayjo, killed while getting into his legally park video, here along north 27th street, just past the say day. now the other update to this story, newer and better surveillance video, of the white ford econo line van that witnesses and police say hit and killed trayjo took off toward river avenue where cameras caught good close up of it coming and going by, police say expect to be damaged on the front passenger side where it hit him, an

park something more available. people likely to take their own carries. one of the problems they're solving, right? what do you think? >> they're creating demand. they're showing up in flint demonstrates uber-'success. what killed flint, made it murder capital of the world, was dominance much unions. uber and uber-x where non-union are thriving. flint and every other union-dominated environment is crumbling. melissa: right. arson capital, sometimes when you set a fire you have to get away quick. now that i think about it, makes perfect sense. thanks, guys. >>> your boss is watching you but not the way you think. not exactly fit for all. wage rage heads to the capital. one congresswoman's pledge to live on minimum wage. do you ever have too much money? ♪ we never thought we'd be farming wind out here. it's not just building jobs here, it's helping our community. siemens location here has just received a major order of wind turbines. it puts a huge smile on my face. cause i'm like, 'this is what we do.' the fact that iowa is leading the way in wind energy, i'm so proud, like, it's just amazing. we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the s

s. it belonged to these people and they were going to be sure they understood that. the woman they killed spent their lives growing the fields and giving birth to their children. we parked our vehicles to stop the shooting. certainly they would not shoot at the white and blue vehicle. but i was shaky sitting around. the ground was hard, it took time to bury the dead. the men works with shovels and picks to dig graves for the women. we stopped on the way out and used our satellite telephone to call washington and tell the state department what we saw. it seemed far away from the hill side but the officer on the other line was a friend, colleague, and classmate. had it been somewhere else i might have been more animated in the description, but doug understood what was happening without resorting to being hysteric. six women and one child dead. yes, i counted them. yes, we are sure they were dead. i verify it. we made a stop off the hill where an old man flagged us down and wanted to show us something the serbs did. i glanced through the house and saw a group of women on the floor, rocking and surrounding the body of another woman. she was laid out on her back and wrapped

people in the town of el portal were allowed to return to their homes. >> pam: three campgrounds in the yosimite national park are closed, and the u-s forest service saysreatening giant sequoia trees. >> pam: the san francisco 49ers are working to make parking at the new stadium easy. the first game is quickly approaching. >> pam: and 49ers officials set up a new interactive parking page--complete with instructional videos to help stadium visitors. >> pam: the videos show preferred routes to take on event days.and the locations of available lots. 49ers officials have also created an app to help with the game day commute. >> pam: straight ahead, a new indictment for the man accused of running a crime ring in san francisco's chinatown. >> pam: plus, the violence, gaza. innocent victims, starting to pile up. >> pam: the latest on this very volitile situation. and the world is on alert as the deadly ebola outbreak in africa, gets worse. >> pam: stay with us. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week relish the tas

s. it belonged to these people and they were going to be sure they understood that. the woman they killed spent their lives growing the fields and giving birth to their children. we parked our vehicles to stop the shooting. certainly they would not shoot at the white and blue vehicle. but i was shaky sitting around. the ground was hard, it took time to bury the dead. the men works with shovels and picks to dig graves for the women. we stopped on the way out and used our satellite telephone to call washington and tell the state department what we saw. it seemed far away from the hill side but the officer on the other line was a friend, colleague, and classmate. had it been somewhere else i might have been more animated in the description, but doug understood what was happening without resorting to being hysteric. six women and one child dead. yes, i counted them. yes, we are sure they were dead. i verify it. we made a stop off the hill where an old man flagged us down and wanted to show us something the serbs did. i glanced through the house and saw a group of women on the floor, rocking and surrounding the body of another woman. she was laid out on her back and wrapped

parks. hunting safaris generally go into areas where poe toe journalism isn't -- photo journalism isn't viable and value is placed on the animals s and convince the local peoplence, it's nice have them around. >> how is it that our conservationist presidents, like teddy roosevelt, was heralded, how have we changed as a country where a 19-year-old is getting death threats? >> i find it completely amazing. hunting is a very emotional issue. those of white house are hunters are emotionally committed and the antis are certainly emotional about it. but it's important to understand that wildlife management has got to be based on science. it can't be based on emotion and it can't be based on politics. >> also, craig, you point out in your preinterview that you took your own daughter, right, when they were 17? >> absolutely. i took them both when they were 17. they're ten years apart. both of them are hunters. they're proud to be hunters. by the way, in their turn, they got death threats, too. >> when she comes back, would you recommend that she does what you're doing now, defining what she's doing, or do you think she's better off just coming back and keeping a low