persons for various reasons and if you feel you must do parking permits south of fell i personally suggest you add an area s don't give our peoplen the lower hate ashbury the disadvantage of having to put up with neighborhoods from that up the hill thank you. >> (clapping.) (calling names). >> and again members of the public back there please find a seat or go to the overflow room. >> i'm john lindsay i feel good i am not living near q and for 25 years we've dealt with ucsf parking and neighbors that don't enter the apartment from my street they enter from their parking garage i have a website u p parking permits to get parking on this spot you don't think i don't have the access to the one hundred and 50 people that are not my neighbors other issues as much as and applaud you guyss bach of square feet there is no incentive for people to park nicely on they're red scooters and the other things the inclusive the mechanic is auto repair facility to a lewis they that is correct their pickup trucks on our blocks they safe the parking spaces for the theory employees and clients so my daughter happens to be sick i have to ask them to

people. this was once a little-known access point to l.a.'s griffith park. g.p.s. e internet have now given everyone a map to shara jane schwartz's front door. she's lived here for 35 years. >> it's like inviting people to a public pool where there's no lifeguard. >> reporter: she's documented the mahem, narrow streets lined with tour buses and cars, and hordes of people walking in between them. some weekends 10,000 people walk past her house. is your concern really safety or is it just flat out annoying having all these people in cars in your neighborhood? >> believe me, i wouldn't be doing that if it was just an inconvenience. until they can figure out how to make this place safe, this should all be shut down. >> reporter: the city has restricted parking. there's a guard to keep an eye on things. and big signs trying to throw sign seekers off the trail but this hike is in a public park, and the city says it should stay open. >> i'm for the public. >> well, but the public, if they get run over in the street, that's not being for the public. >> reporter: ironically,

people. this was once a little known access point to l.a.'s griffith park.he internet have now given a map to sarajane schwartz's front door. she's lived here for 35 years. she's documented the mayhem, narrow streets lined with buses and cars. some weekends 10,000 people walk past her house. >> is your concern safety or is it flat out annoying having all these people in your neighborhood? >> believe me, i wouldn't be doing it if it's just an inconvenience. until they can figure out how to make the place safe, they should shut it down. >> reporter: the city has restricted parking. there's forward to keep an eye on things and big signs trying to throw hikers off the trail, but this hike is in a public park and the city says it should stay open. >> i'm for the public. >> when the public gets run over in the street, that's not being public. >> reporter: ironically the sign was put up in 1923 to attract the public, homeowners for a new neighborhood hollywood land but it's a selfie that's causing so much strife. >> take it off the bucket list, i guess. >> reporter

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s, people are happy. people in montgomery county will have to wait longer to hit the field. as caroline tempora shows us the parks department had to delay opening fields for spring sports until april. caroline: >> 290 fields are the big investments. the ground is probably frozen about six inches deep. caroline: they had to protect the investment. >> it was easy to make the call early this year because of the amount of snowfall. there was no chance we get out the fields ready by march. caroline: field openings will be delayed until at least april 1. >> we will not start soccer until the eighth. we have seven days to hope and pray the weather is good. caroline: the rec department is not worried about delays, and neither is this soccer captain. >> we've been inside too long. caroline: he has faith in field preparation. >> montgomery county is really good about taking care of the fields. caroline: these conditions can be found all through montgomery county. you need and paste just to get through. -- you need an icepick to get through. >> the baseball field is a special soil a sandy mix that needs to be dried and scoo

we're about one hundred photo from area s that extended more than a mile in either direction people in our building had a a lot of difficulty parkingnd i think every time each of us goes out to get parking we perform a study and find 90 percent of it occupied we're causing a lot of congestion looking for parking and it is a waste we've been working on this for years it is time to pass it the members of the faith community that are having trouble with the permit i think we should make a concession no reason why people should be treated unfairly by the parking permit. >> thank you, mr. block. >> (calling names.) >> steve i live on scott and farrell hugely hugely in favor of that wife formed a group called family on fell if you have kids it is essential i can't talk to other parents that are asking me on a daily process and their enthusiastic i don't anyone that is against this think about the families and the neighborhood they are limited because they can't park their car i'll start with the bike lane and the sfmta has been fantastic like monoattire and reaching out they did the r v that this is a huge benefit and they're back look 3

s jesse gary is live in fairmount park. this isn't quite the start to spring people were hoping for. >> reporter: that's right, brittney. but you know what things are greatly improving as the hours are moving along. we're up a few degrees here at boat house row. it even feels more warm because of the sun that is right there, right in the middle of my face. it's shaping is up to be a nice morning. let's take a look at the video. we have runners out here on boat house row. as the hours have gone along, people started out with heavy jackets and now they've been able to lose a few layers. earlierment morning we were checking out some of the crew members as they prepared to head out on to the schuylkill river. even before they could put their boats in the water they had to break up the ice and the snow. now that the sun is up it's helping to melt a lot of the ice and snow that was left over. we wrap up with a street closure to mention here on kelly drive, about a half mile north of our location. it's going to narrow to one lane until 6:00 tonight. if you're heading out in this way, southbound lane the road narrows. going the

s with a chance of showers. they need to dry things out and get the field in shape at nationals park. leon: we can dry off some brows people were sweating today. tim: no question, they were close. the mountaineers climbed the bracket. and the maryland terrapins win another close one. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. tim: the maryland terrapins hang on to be valparaiso by 3. they will meet west virginia sunday. valpo was tough maryland new they would be. the terps showed great and hang on to win, 65-62. robert burton is there and he has more from the coach. robert: in march it is all about survival, and that is exactly what the terps did, they survived, avoiding the upset by 13th seed valparaiso, to advance to the next round. >> no game is easy. we watch the games yesterday. we knew this game was not going to be easy. >> this is a big win. it's a really big win. coach says the first game is always the hardest. it's good to get the win and survive. now we just have to keep playing. robert: we will hang out here a couple days and wait for the terps to take on west virginia sunday

people know she has s not forgotten, to remind people to come forward if t the case. relisha was last seen with a janitor at the shelter, and he later took his own life at a park in northeast d.c. leaving behind that mystery, where is relisha rudd. now, i asked the chief a question about whether this could ever become a death investigation if relisha is not found. >> in terms of at a point that we would, you know, change this from a missing person investigation to a death investigation, there would have to be some reason for us to do so. we have nothing at this point to tell us definitively that relisha is not still alive and missing. so that's the way we're proceeding with this case at this point. >> reporter: we have repeatedly covered the case over the last year and talked a lot about the deplorable conditions at the d.c. shelter there where many homeless families are living. there's deplorable conditions. today officials talked about the changes that have been made to make it a better and safer place. we're going to have that part of if story coming up on news 4 at 6:00. we're reporting live from northwest, darcy spencer, news4. >> darcy, thanks. now to a break. a big

park. michael dahl was spotted around 11:00 on the loop trail. that's about a quarter of a mile away from where he was last seen. the two people who found home are. >>s doctors. he had suffered several injuries and was taken to the hospital. >>> the nfl is making big changes as to when and how its games are viewed. it's suspending the long-established black out rule. that means fans in local markets will get to see their team play on tv regardless of whether the game has been sold out or not. this has been a problem for the raiders, although they've been selling out consistently for the last couple years. also they will use a source other than a tv network to show a national game. next october's game between jacksonville and buffalo will be streamed online for free by an undetermined provider. >>> an analyst believes apple will become a trillion dollar industry. it would put apple at the valuation of $1 trillion. white believes it will continue rising thanks to apple's growth in china. and future side projects such as an electric car. there are only 15 countries in the world with >>> amy's kitchen sent out a warning after a notice included amys might

parks his patrol car on m.i.t.'s campus. at 10:23 p.m. a surveillance camera shows two people round a corner.tsarnaev and his brother tamerlan. by 10:26, they're gone. >> officer down. officer down. all units. get on it! >> i went and i took his pulse and there was a slight pulse. because of the amount of blood on his body it was difficult to get a grip on him testifies the police sergeant. he finds collier still in the car with wounds to his head, neck and hand. his triple locking holster only partially unlocked. collier died that night, shot just hours after the fbi released video of tamerlan and dzhokhar carrying backpacks toward the marathon bombing sites. on the fbi's own youtube channel, the video is seen 12 million times in the first 24 hours. at the same time investigators have started collecting thousands of pieces of evidence finding scraps of a backpack pieces of the pressure cooker bomb the shrapnel beebees, nails, zippers. the search for the suspects continues. when collier parks his car, he has no idea the country's most wanted men are coming to campus. soon prosecutors say they

sell the company or have a $25 million ipo, the actual people the executives that run those 70's, when they make big money, what do they do, parkd they say one thing and get to live another way? nicholas: you usually get a high networth banker knocking on your door to back away from the single exposure you had. betty: great to see you. and thanks to julie and pimm as well. we will keep you up-to-date on what is moving moments after the bell. amid plunging sales mcdonald's this changing of its food policies in hopes of a turnaround. what customers say "i'm loving it"? ♪ betty: training just underway. we look like we are rebounding here. scarlet fu has a quick look at the action, including mcdonald's. scarlet: jamie, my producer, went out to get coffee and said we need to cover analyst calls another coffee purveyors so mcdonald's and dunkin' donuts it is. piper jaffray removed its overweight rating. the second gained 12% over the past month and the analysts that the shares will remain range-down because management initiatives to improve sales will take time to work. dunkin' donuts is having its best day in months after goldman up

coaster ride today we were in the upper 60's a good 25 degrees or 15 degrees above average and now temperatures are dropping. check out people here in love park the in the heavier coats and swtat shirts as the wind is whipping up as a cold front moves on through. we're talking about a big change tonight. we will bring you back here with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab. we were up in the upper 60's this afternoon. here we are at 53.2 degrees. temperatures will keep dropping over next few hours. if this drastic changes isn't enough for you we will track snow in the forecast. >> if you thought march signalled in end of snowstorms think again. snow is common this month averaging two-point 9 inches. do you remember last st. patrick's day, there was white with the green. philadelphia area pick up more than four and a half inches of snow and just two weeks ago we were digging out from 7.5 inches our biggest snow storm of the season and it happened in march. biggest march snow on record was the super storm of 1993 on march 13th and 14th a foot of snow fell. here's some weather trivia for you, latest measurable snow wasn't even in march but april 19th and

. >>> well, the national park service may be moving the landing for ferries that take people from san francisco to alcatraz. kpix 5'sils of the new plan. good morning. >> reporter: and for some, that plan is controversial. frank, good morning. the -- here's how it works the national park service runs alcatraz. and it wants to set up a long- term lease. we're talking about 50 years. part of the problem was when it moved the landing here to pier 33, nine years ago, it caused a lot of confusion for travelers. and they don't want that. they want a consistent home and the national park service warns though it might have to move to do that. because it has not struck a deal with the port of san francisco at two possible sites. now a third possibility is fort mason. it's already federally owned so the park service says that makes that location attractive. the problem is residents who live in the marina don't like the profession peck of 1 -- profession peck of 1.7 million visitors annual think flooding the neighborhood. mr. tourists don't fault locals for theme feeling that way -- feeling that way. >> i don't blame them i to

park and create the mini urban areas. >> reporter: there are people in mountain view who are not happy about this expansion of google's headquarters in mountain four. kron4'sf bush talked to some of these people you can watch his story on kron4.com. gabe slate kron 4 news. >>> as you can imagine don't -- identity theft remains the top concern of consumers. there have been many corporate habs many of the complaints are about a different kind of theft. people falsely claiming to be government officials and trying to gather personal information. the ftc says that they received about 160,000 such complaints last year. that is more than twice the number of complaints from a year earlier. >>> and we're hearing from police tonight about lupita nyong'o's $150,000 missing dress. the dress was stolen from her hotel room just a few days ago. nowsters say a media outlet received an anonymous tip that the guess was back in the hotel where it was taken. a few pearls are missing but everything else appears to be intact. officers say the thieves returned the dress after discovering that the pearls were fake. >> i would imagine there are lots of designers out that design g

s new crime-fighting tool has people wondering whether it's too much attention from big brother. it gives a bird's-eye view of what's going on in their parking lots. here's more on the tower that suddenly appeared there. nanette. >> reporter: definitely bike theft is a big problem here at the north berkeley b.a.r.t. station. signs urge users to lock up their bikes with two locks. this may be the answer behind me, this watch tower. when it's 25 feet in the air, it gives cops what they need. this odd contraption showed up in the parking lot of the north berkeley b.a.r.t. station this week. while it looks like it's out of a star wars movie, it's actually called sky watch, a portable tower allowing transit police to keep an eye on crime. >> it's a good idea because it keeps people's cars safe. it keeps people from stealing bikes and protects the neighborhoods. >> reporter: the watch tower was strategically placed after bike thefts increased at the station. >> we're doing our best to protect people's property while they're off working or shopping so they have a car that's in one piece when their come back or their bicycle is there when they come

s we were dealing with last friday. in franklin square we have to love daylight savings. people out there taking advantage of the early evening sunlight to go walking through the park, stillg out on the park benches. check out the ground. this just goes to show how strong the sunnies in early march. it ate away in the snow. still a few areas of snow pack in the shaded area but for the most part this snow is melting real quickly with these temperatures. now earlier today people taking time out to hang out in the play ground with the kid, parents, taking a few hours this afternoon and enjoying the temperatures well above average on the swings slides, having a good old time. also talk with a few people and they are certainly getting excited to be able to get outside and exercise. >> get in shape a lot more, just enjoying the weather and the breeze finally over the snow. it feels good. >> finally i get to work out my track work. i have been indoors. the it is beautiful now. i can get outside and work out. >> going to love park just nice to be outside. >> reporter: big question is is this going to continue these warm temperatures. here's two week outlook for march. there are s

s. >> thanks, steve. >>> also new this morning at 6:05, two people are recovering at the the hospital after being rescued from a car crash in philadelphia their car flipped near west hunting park avenue and north front street. victims became trapped inside. in word on their conditions right now or what cause that had crash. >>> investigators want to know what caused a a five alarm fire at a heat metal plant up inner more land. it took fire fighters several hours to bring this fire under control. at one point nearly 900 peco customers were without power because electric lines were cut for safety. the fire grew dangerous at times for fire fighters too. >> danger to fire fighters, there was multiple explosions and building collapse. that is why we are in the defensive operation. >> salt trucks treated the scene because fire crew where is worry i had water would freeze overnight. >>> tom wolf will deliver his first budget address. up creases in education funding and cuts in school property and corporate taxes. but there is a proposal for new taxes on natural gas drilling. the governor is also expect to outline a plan to make charter schools, more accountable. now this comes as you

s charles clifford joins us live from campus with more. charles. >> pam: charles? >> reporter:san francisco police announced today. they have arrested two people in connection with a double - homicide at crocker amazon park earlier this month. >> as you might imagine they were devastated. we were grieving together about one hour to one hour and half holding onto each other some talking some not so talking. it was what they needed. and we said a prayer together print continue to be with each other right now. >> reporter: the coach said he spoke with him in regard to getting ready for future matches. he also thinks that some of the key members may have had searched for him over the weekend. on the cal campus kron 4 news. >> pam: san francisco police announced today. they have arrested two people in connection with a double homicide at record amazon park earlier this month. >> pam: 18- year old kenyatta butler. and 18 - year donzel gaines. were gunned down in their car in a parking lot. working with the daly city police and san francisco's gang task force. two 21- year old men were arrested late last week. davante robinson and greg morton. are facing murder charges. >> pam: on friday. there was another dead

people over to alcatraz. kpix 5's ryan takeo joins us live in san francisco where a series of meetings are planned to talk about it. good morning. >> reporter: hey frank. good morning. the national park service runs alcatraz and it subleases out and contracts the out the ferry service and wants a longer term home for the ferries and we're talking about a 50 year lease. now here's the problem. when they first got here nine years ago to pier 33, well there was a lot of confusion. folks were used to it being further down the embarcadero and so that's why they want that 50 year lease. and they might have to move to get it. there are three possible sites here at pier 33. up the embarcadero at pier 41 and al at fort -- also at fort mason. residents don't like that plan because of the 1.7 million annual passengers flooding into the area. passengers like this tourist from the midwest who will go wherever the ferrylanding is. >> no, just as long as it goes to alcatraz. >> i think alcatraz speaks for itself. i think get people to go wherever it takes. >> reporter: the national park service says since fort mason is already federally owned it makes the spot a attractive that public meeting at 4:

s. i hear people saying well, we need another martin luther king. we need a lot more rosa parks. we need a lot more people like the young students who initiated these events. these are the people that are also essential. host: we have twitter questions. guest: i know there is a lot of controversy in reaction to the actions of the family concerning marlee the king's legacy. but i want to point out, there are more publications today of all of martin luther king's writing, far more than existed during his lifetime. and the work i'm doing could not have been done without the support of the family. you can have all kinds of questions about who profits from that, but i don't want there to be the misconception that it is stopping the information of martin luther king from getting out. that information is more available today than it has ever been in the past including when my mr. king was alive. all you have to do is a google search and you will see what i'm saying is true. you can look and find all the books that have been written about martin luther king. there are more books of marti

people are talking about. new parking options in san francisco thanks to a company that was originally kicked out of the city. ktvu fox 2'sthe studio now with this new idea to find parking spots and also make some money. >> see if it works this time around. if you have a driveway in san francisco, you could start making money on it pie signing up with monkey parking. it's an app that was originally launched last summer but the city attorney or ordered the -- ordered the company to shut down. within one month, 10,000 people downloaded the app to sign up for parking spots. but the city attorney's office was flooded with complaints. ultimately, the city attorney deemed that the practice was illegal since the people auctioning off the parking spots don't own the spot. so now monkey app is going after potential clients who do own their parking spots. the new version allows users to auction off their private driveways and the area in front of them. the city attorney's office tells the chronicle that property owners are allowed to park in front of their own driveways and can give permission for others to park there. so there doe

s. i hear people saying well, we need another martin luther king. we need a lot more rosa parks.le like the young students who initiated these events. these are the people that are also essential. host: we have twitter questions. guest: i know there is a lot of controversy in reaction to the actions of the family concerning marlee the king's legacy. but i want to point out, there are more publications today of all of martin luther king's writing, far more than existed during his lifetime. and the work i'm doing could not have been done without the support of the family. you can have all kinds of questions about who profits from that, but i don't want there to be the misconception that it is stopping the information of martin luther king from getting out. that information is more available today than it has ever been in the past including when my mr. king was alive. all you have to do is a google search and you will see what i'm saying is true. you can look and find all the books that have been written about martin luther king. there are more books of martin luther king's writings

s jesse gary who is live in fairmont park. >> the sun is up and so have the temperatures. took my gloves off. that's how nice it is. still slush and ice impacting the people

s. i hear people saying well, we need another martin luther king. we need a lot more rosa parks. we need a lot more people like the young students who initiated these events. these are the people that are also essential. host: we have twitter questions. guest: i know there is a lot of controversy in reaction to the actions of the family concerning marlee the king's legacy. but i want to point out, there are more publications today of all of martin luther king's writing, far more than existed during his lifetime. and the work i'm doing could not have been done without the support of the family. you can have all kinds of questions about who profits from that, but i don't want there to be the misconception that it is stopping the information of martin luther king from getting out. that information is more available today than it has ever been in the past including when my mr. king was alive. all you have to do is a google search and you will see what i'm saying is true. you can look and find all the books that have been written about martin luther king. there are more books of marti