now how about paying for blanket space at a public park. m patch of public grass. >> the north bay close to snagging its own electric car factory. the tesla rival that could bring a major boost to a city. >> a wealthy daughter charged with murder faces a judge for the first time. the new charges against the trio accused of killing a bay area father. >> and the magazine cover taking aim at a bay area ceo. why she's being called the failed savior. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. >>> three people arrested over the weekend in a bizarre murder mystery faced a judge. now charged with murder in the death of a father of two. >> reporter: cameras were not allowed in the courtroom this afternoon at the hall of justice in redwood city. we did manage to snap a few shots of family members of one of the suspects, tiffany lee walking out. you can see they were all dressed in black there. refused to talk to any reporters. investigators believe the trio is behind the death of 27-year- old keith green. his ex-girlfriend, tiffany lee, se

john: most americans assume some things can't be privatized because, well, therefore, everyone public parksg parks, keeping them accessible to the public is a job for government. the public sector has to do that. people like that word public. once i went to a park near here and asked people which is better, public or private. >> if it were private they would charge you a fee for looking. >> wound say public otherwise we wouldn't be here. >> they were standing in a privately run park but didn't know that. although people love the idea of public, what comes to your minds if i say public toilet. >> that's gross. john: this is the image i have of public toilets. and my town's public parks used to look much like that. garbage everywhere. buildings covered with graffiti, fields bare of grass. when parks are well maintained, it's often because a private group took over. but park users rarely know that. john: this is a privately managed park. >> they have awesome toilets. >> they client very nicely. john: but what about our national parks? privatize those? some business might do this. but what's th

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story and reveal important information about what all of us need to know before we pull into a public parking space. several tornadoes touched down in the southern part of the country overnight, the latest in a series of severe storms. at least 10 people injured. in the most recent outbreak in the town of mayfield, aerial images you are looking at salvage what they can. much of that was reduced to rubble. the storm system brought intense hail and heavy rain. forecasters say more rough weather is expected there today. those scenes from kentucky yesterday in the in oklahoma and texas. mostly rain and drizzle here. chance of a little sunshine this afternoon. motivate this old guy more to get over to the map and get into this than talking about sunshine. day 15 of measurable rainfall. consecutive day 15. a couple of reports since midnight, almost a third of an inch reported in upper marlboro. noontime temperature map update, just the day before in the day before in the day before, mid 50's. cloud cover, wind generally out of the east. you go a few hundred miles west and south, a whole different s

morning in san pablo park on berkeley's west side as a group of children were playing basketball on the court. ktvu cristina rendon is live and the police are asking for the public's help in finding the shooter. >>> yeah, they are. we just want to point out this is a pretty popular park and you can see that there are people playing baseball out here and basketball courts right behind us and this is where police say that suspect shot a man right outside these public restrooms right here. and the search for the suspect continues at this hour. >>> san pablo park turned into a crime scene tuesday morning. >> it is terrible. what else can i say? >> after several neighbors reported gunshots around 11:00 a.m. >> i heard what sounded like gunshots and went to the door and looked outside. >> rachel saw a group of children playing basketball and the courts are next to the public restrooms where a man in his 20s was shot multiple times. >> someone was telling them to run in the other direction. >> the victim is fighting for his life at highland hospital. >> he didn't have his face covered. >> the gunman was seen running away from the park onward street. the witness describes

. >>> paying to use the public's parks? the new plan facing backlash tonight. >>> the san jose sharks are just one win away from the stanley cup finals. rick kwon will have full highlights. >>> your morning commute begins with cloudy skies. i'll let you know when and where a few showers may develop coming up. >>> first though here's a look at what's coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc news at 11:00. >> here's what's happening tonight. michael keaton's in the -- >>> the yellow smiley faces on your phone, now you can choose from more than 1,000 emoji characters. >> 70 new characters are coming out next month. who gets to decide which ones? >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with the interesting answer. >> i hadn't heard this information before. emoji characters come in variety of skin tones and google has talked about adding representations of women in the workplace. a san francisco group says everyone should have a voice in deciding the future of the emoji. you can have a voice. >> one owe moenlg gee says a lo

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public park and pleasuring ground. what those words mean have been much debated and are part of the challenge of the national park service. i would say actually the pleasuring ground part of the national parks has been a challenge for the national parks service for many, many years. what exactly does that mean? what does the recreational aspect of the national parks? the parks that were created in the late 19th and early 20th century were large for the most part wildland parks on old indian territory right at the moment that native peoples were being removed from those lands. so the creation of reservations in the american west was more or less simultaneous with the creation of national parks in that landscape. that's one of the reasons why it was the department of war that was responsible for administering those lands in the opening decades and why some of the soldiers who engaged in that were buffalo soldiers, so that some of the first african-american leadership and stewardship of the national parks dates to those m

public park and pleasuring ground. what those words mean have been much debated and are part of the challenge of the national park service. i would say actually the pleasuring ground part of the national parks has been a challenge for the national parks service for many, many years. what exactly does that mean? what does the recreational aspect of the national parks? the parks that were created in the late 19th and early 20th century were large for the most part wildland parks on old indian territory right at the moment that native peoples were being removed from those lands. so the creation of reservations in the american west was more or less simultaneous with the creation of national parks in that landscape. that's one of the reasons why it was the department of war that was responsible for administering those lands in the opening decades and why some of the soldiers who engaged in that were buffalo soldiers, so that some of the first african-american leadership and stewardship of the national parks dates to those m

tonight police looking for whoever tagged a large christian cross in a public park. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the cross is at the center of a lawsuit filed by an atheist. and a group advocating to keep religion out of government. live at memorial cross park do the city officials think the vandalism and lawsuit are connected? >> reporter: the city doesn't know if this was a random act or if it's tied to this lawsuit. i reached out to the man who filed it and he told me over the phone this cross is a violation of the first amendment. it's a 14 foot cross marking the site of an 18th century spanish catholic mission. standing since the 1950s when the santa clara done nated it. -- donated it. >> no respect. >> the cross gave him a sense of peace and had no idea why police were asking for surveillance video from his gas station until now. >> it's something new. it doesn't happen often. >> but this is no ordinary cross, it's the subject of a lawsuit filed last month by a santa clara atheist and a nonprofit in wisconsin that advocates for th

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park. a public petition was launched after people noticed signs saying that plots of grass were reserved it was for picnics and weddings. recs and parks department state it was not new but suspended during reservations. the department is suspending the permits saying they want to have a step back to have more open public dialogue regarding the long standing reservation policies at the park that are designed to design accountability for the use of the public park by the gatherings. it kind of sticks out in that statement. nothing new. going on. after you dump the dollars in and reopen, attention goes back to it. >> the catch is that many people did not realize it had been going on. a longstanding thing. if you look at other parks similar to where you can ren or reserve a piece of it, why not. >> golden gate, by the ocean and sharon medal just to name a couple. >> free patches as well. the centers for disease control pulled records for 49,000 public pools and hot tubs and found 80% had at least one violation. still to come, we are asking one county environmental director what do you need to k

new at 6:00 tonight, paying big bucks to reserve blanket space at a public park. the outrage over a plan to rent out premium patches of grass. >>> and the north bay is close to snagging its own electric car factory. the tesla rival that could bring a major boost to a city bouncing back from bankruptcy. those stories and much more coming up tonight at 6:00. guys? >>> all right, sounds good thank you allen. >> a stay at home mom achieves viral fame this week after more than 100 million people watched her geek out over a chewbacca mask. well, tonight she teams one james corden and a special guest right here on kpix 5. >> this is worth every penny! [ laughter ] >> sorry, i know that you're pleased with your purchase but i have got placidest go like i have got to get to work. -- places to go like i have to get to work. >> wookiee for us we get to see the trio in action as they each try their best clue back coo impression -- chewbacca impression. >> just never know. what's going to set people off. >> it's her laugh, it's so infectious. and just -- it's just oozing jay.

above the streets of philadelphia parts of the 11th floor of the c ira center south garage this public parkt only green, but blue. >> the pavers that we are standing on are permanentable pavers rainwater soaks through them and it is stored and that rainwater is slowly released in the green roof areas. >> reporter: green blue roof has another important color mixed in, brown. >> welcome to international compass awareness week. >> reporter: it is a week recognized in the u.s. to stress importance of the brown stuff or compost because if it wasn't for compost milk in the soil of this green the growing view wouldn't be as top inch or topsoil. so natural soil the water rises above. >> correct. >> where as this soil, doesn't do that. >> right. >> reporter: joeys the man behind the 450 cubic yard of the local compost used in this green blue roof. >> the green roof soil is built so that once it reaches saturation point, that excess water, drains away almost immediately. >> reporter: soil for green roofs milk with compost may be different then soil you use on the ground but added benefits of compost

we see people there exercising across the country in public parks? >> absolutely. but what's a little different about this than anything in the past is literally doctors are writing on a prescription pad to go to this park and do this exercise, walk this trail, take this -- ride your bike around this loop. keep track and come back and report in. and the doctors are tracking the improvement of their health as a result of that. >> wow. how did you get doctors involved? >> well, there are a few pioneers, as with any type of sort of paradigm shift you find a few people that actually do it themselves, that they're outdoors people. and they suddenly realize this is a great thing i can incorporate into my practice and begin to we've been talking to medical schools, we've been talking to universities that train the next doctor to say incorporate this into your practice. >> so quickly tell me how can we find where we can go around here in the washington area? >> so dr. robert czars created a searchable database. you can find it if you just type in parkrx.org or park prescrip

but that would not apply to new jersey's public parks. >> i think it would be good for parks. there are trees and stuff if you flip a cigarette you can actually light a fire. >> reporter: now governor chris christie vote towed a similar measure back in 2014. he pocket vetoed last year saying that he thought it should be up to the individual municipalities to decide. a spokesperson for the governor's office said he had no comment on today's action. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dawn. >>> new tonight, new jersey lawmakers pass add whole bunch of bills to keep cash strapped atlantic city from going broke. the package of bills give ac's government five months to get a plan together to balance its budget. the deal would get rid of the state takeover threat for knowledge the bills are heading to the desk of governor christ christie. no word on when he might take action. >>> a crash on a darkened road and police say it was pretty obvious what happened. wait until you hear what suspected drunk driver admitted to them. >> peace of history unearthed beneath a home. a coffin m

parks in the city. but because of the public outcry, there won't be charges for now. >> this whole park is so amazing. we love it. >> reporter: the kind ki-- kids aren't the only ones who love it. >> a lot of fun. we're going to continue to love it here. >> reporter: reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, sharon. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri talking about parks and being outdoors and a three-day weekend coming up. >> it's going to really improve as we head through this memorial day weekend. we still have cloud cover and fog at the immediate coastline. we had a little bit of everything today. the fog, some patchy drizzle and eventually some sunshine. 8:00 this morning, we started off with the same temperatures and by 1:00 in the afternoon, similar temperatures in the valley and we did win out with more sunshine for sunol and as we look at tomorrow's forecast, the cloud cover will stay put. we'll start off with temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. a little drizzle in san francisco and also the peninsula. by the afternoon tomorrow, we'l

beach or park specifically for smoking, and that does not apply to parking lots adjacent to the public parks or beaches. the bill heads to christie's desk who vetoed a similar bill in 2014. another measure gives the city's government up to five months to devise a plan to balance its budget. governor christie said he will decide quickly whether to sign or veto the legislation. the deal eliminates the threat of a state takeover for now. >>> the new jersey assembly passed legislation raising the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour for five years. the bill goes to the senate. it would raise it to $10, and it calls for waging by $1.25 a year or dollar-plus adjustment for inflation, whichever is greater. >>> the biggest health concern this summer could be buzzing around us. on the lookout for zika carrying mosquitos since the winter. scientists encourage students to get involved. around the country, students are asked to work with local control teams to collect egg samples. they are sent to the invasive mosquito project. >> once you have the disease, invasive mosquitos in the area, it's already to

adjacent property owners through a conceptual design process to plan a coordinateed open space and new public park land for the area. this process is achieving all the goals we are trying to achieve district wide and really happy to have this be sort of the first out of the gate to really kind of coordinate and connect all of the various property owners and all the various open spaces that exist and will exist in this district. the other thing i want to highlight on open space is that there is a broader rec need assessment undertaken by rec and park and planning and this is part of plannings broader southeast framework 5 year plan. they are looking to inventory the current access to and adequacy of rec facilities and parks in the broader southeast. that will help the city understand the neighborhoods needs now and also inform the neighborhoods needs as the population grows especially through these projects. this will allow us to target specific recreational needs and maybe find solutions within the project developments if appropriate. this is also i mentioned being informed by the work that the po

they watch for problems at places like intersections and public parks. pittsburg police captain ron raman says the cameras are an effective tool. >> reporter: >>all of these cameras are available to officers on the street via their smartphones. we also have a surveillance room if someone wants to use that to watch the cameras. >> reporter:following two fatal shooting along highway 4 in pittsburg this year, the police department feels the time may have come to expand the city's camera network to include at least some of the highway. it would give officers the ability to spot problems in real time and to gather important information on potential suspects. >>we hope to be able to get a vehicle description and if the camera is in the right place maybe even a license plate the department estimates. >> reporter: the department estimates that it would cost about 100 thousand dollars to install the cameras and they will ask the city council for that funding on monday. >> reporter:in pittsburg, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: new at eight. >> pam: a contra

and the ordinances which deal with protecting the sunlight in public parks i've taken a consistentosition about this for the entire times on the commission and will follow that particular position again, today the challenges i grew up in practicing in the city that buildings need to respond to the challenges that are proposed mr. halo knows that we worked to that and the buildings were shaped to the challenges when the building now are at a health that are far taller than a number of years there are challenges tos legislations are an issue not addressed i do think that one overriding position i want to commission to reflect on the developer perhaps mr. tishman can speak to this commission a looking at other projects in various stages of powerful on first street and we are heard for howard and first street all of is us a painfully aware the travel on administrator if beetle and going to the freeway every day starting others 2 o'clock or 1 o'clock or earlier a police to get people to cross the intersection and approach the freeway how are you dealing with that i've not seen anybody a

the senate approved the measure banning smoking on public beaches and parks. the ban would allow towns to set aside up to 15% of a beach or park specifically for smoking. that exception would not apply to parking lots adjacent to public parks or beaches. the bill hits governor chris christie's desk. he vetoed a similar ban in september of 2014. >>> and the new jersey assembly and senate also passed a package of bills to help keep atlantic city from running out of cash. the measures give the city's government up to five months to device a plan to balance its budget. governor christie says he'll decide quickly whether to sign or veto the legislation. the deal eliminates the threat of a state takeover at least for now. >>> and the new jersey assembly passed legislation raising the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour over the next five years. the bill now goes to the senate. the measure would raise the current wage from $8.38 to $10.10 an hour on january 1st. it also called for raising the wage by dlr 1.25 a year, or $1 plus for inflation, whichever is greater. >>

number of surveillance cameras, close to 100 in place in the city, in the city streets in on the public parks. the council has unanimously approved the plan to install several cameras along highway 4 were many of these shootings have taken place. the ongoing violence in the area and along this stretch of freeway is likely gang-related, and victims are being specifically targeted. this is not random violence, but still it has been big give difficult -- been very difficult for the authorities to make arrest, and they say the surveillance cameras will likely help. >> we have had two shootings within the city boundaries within the last two months, and we do not know who did the damage, and this gives us the opportunity to be able to do that.>> reporter: the latest car to car shooting in this area happened yesterday afternoon in antioch. people in two different cars exchanging gunfire on highway 4, but fortunately no one was hit, and for back people were taken into custody following the shootout. it is $100,000 to install the surveillance cameras, and it is unclear when they will be up and running

pittsburg has surveillance cameras in place on the city streets, public parks, and the police chief plans on installing 5 to 10 new cameras on the five-mile stretch of highway 4 back -- highway 4 back on the freeways. >> covering the lanes of traffic will be huge benefit to the citizens of pittsburg.>> reporter: in the meantime, four people are in custody following the latest freeway shootings. this was yesterday afternoon in antioch, several rounds were fired, and in the end no one was hurt. the pittsburg plan is to earmark $100,000 to install as many as 10 cameras along highway 4.>> we will check back with you later on. >>> your time now is 5:03 am. >>> investigating a stabbing that happened a few hours ago on the muni bus at about 1:30 am at the ninth and mission street. two men had an interaction and the suspect stabbed the victim and the torso and got off the bus. the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries and no arrests have been made so far. >>> we know the name of the victim that died last week after staggering into the san jose restaurant. 23-year-ol

we have been work several years on putting them in public parks and intersections. they are available for officers to view and see on smartphones. >> henry lee has been following this story and talking with police. what have you learned? >> the key thing is will they be able to prevent other shootings if the camera proposal is successful. that will be looked at. there are many freeway shootings along different stretches of highway. these are mobile crime scenes. can cops do anything to capture them? >> in a case they are saying this was not a random shooting. there were two people in the car am mother of four and another gentlemen. are they going after the mother? or the other person? were they going after both of them? >> they are saying victims in the car were definitely targeted. for what reason we don't know. >> they know enough it is not the same case of road rage. if they were to get cameras how long could it take to get cameras installed on that stretch of highway? >> it might be a few months if council says yes. >> it seems like we have a run of freeway shoo

. >> pittsburgh has 100 surveillance cameras in streets and public parks but lately it seems gang feuds are spilling on the freeway with rolling gun battles that put innocent drivers at risk. >> we will more safer and hopefully we will be able to catch the people involved. a lot of us are starting to get afraid of driving on the freeway. we don't know if we will be involved in the cross-fire. >> just yesterday there was a shoot out on highway 4 in antioch. nobody hit here and police were able to take four people into custody. in many cases it is difficult to make arrests because those that open fire can make a speedy give away. >> there is no cameras to catch them and they know it is a quick get away. >> the city council in pittsburg has earmarked one hundred thousand dollars to install the new cameras and once they are operating, officers will be able to access the footage from their phones while they are out in the field. >> again that was alex savage reporting. the police department points out that these cameras are not going to be used to try to catch moving violators. moving violat

adjacent property owners through a conceptual design process to plan a coordinateed open space and new public park land for the area. this process is achieving all the goals we are trying to achieve district wide and really happy to have this be sort of the first out of the gate to really kind of coordinate and connect all of the various property owners and all the various open spaces that exist and will exist in this district. the other thing i want to highlight on open space is that there is a broader rec need assessment undertaken by rec and park and planning and this is part of plannings broader southeast framework 5 year plan. they are looking to inventory the current access to and adequacy of rec facilities and parks in the broader southeast. that will help the city understand the neighborhoods needs now and also inform the neighborhoods needs as the population grows especially through these projects. this will allow us to target specific recreational needs and maybe find solutions within the project developments if appropriate. this is also i mentioned being informed by the work that the po

. >> paying to use a public park?pular it door spots already getting backlash. all the latest "variety," has yahoo c.e.o. on the cover get a lot of attention, but, first, what is coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> good morning. coming up next, breaking overnight, officials say that remains recovered from egyptaair 804 could indicate an explosion on amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >> sky 7 is over the old eastern span of the bay bridge this morning, and as you head across the bridge for commute you could notice a new phase of work to dismantle the bridge. amy hollyfield is explaining what is happening now. amy? >>> yes, reggie, here is a view from treasure island. look at the old bridge. the view is about to change. they will take away

. >> paying toize a public park? plan for one of san francisco's most top particular outdoor >>> santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> federal investigators are on scene of a deadly plan crash in hawaii, five people died when a sky diving tour plane crashed on the island yesterday. two sky dive instructers and two jumpers and the pilot were on the plane. it started a two acre brushfire. two hours after that deadly crash, another single engine plane went down off the island of oahu and these are the survivors of plane, swimming to their rescuers. they only had minor scrapes. >> a magazine cover is sure to cause controversy this morning. look at this: "variety magazine," hits stands today and you can see depiction of marissa mayer showing a wooden "why," with the caption "the end is nye," a clear reference to the crucifixtion. during her four years revenue have declined and hundreds of jobs have been cut. the company now is entertaining buyout bids. what did you thing of the

seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner wu. >> i want to thank rec park and staff and all the public that came out. this is a great opportunity to improve this public asset. 40 percent of housing in chinatown is sro's, there are families living in sro's, i think it makes open space even more important, it's not just recreation but acts as living rooms for these families. willie wu wu is a very well used, well loved playground and deserves to have the best caliber of design and amenities for the community, so very supportive. >> commissioner richards. >> thank you very much everybody from the public for coming out. it's great to hear from you. i think doing, not allocating this $4 million only gets us halfway there. we do the exterior, the playground, yet we have kind of a white elephant in terms of a clubhouse sitting on the site that really needs to be brought into the modern era and opened up and filled with light and filled with people who want to go in there. so absolutely very supportive of this. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you. very supportive, wonderful pr

but many argue this is a public park. >> the goal is to get people out here. >> most washingtonians passing through likely have little knowledge about the general john a. logan. a civi congressman and a senator from illinois. in fact that state's official song celebrates him with lincoln and grant. he was also an unsuccessful vice presidential candidate. whether they know it or not the legacy is still felt by every american every year on the last monday of may. because it was general logan who proclaim and helped establish decoration day, later known as memorial day. everyone seems to agree the memorial deserves respect. beyond the leash rule there is confusion. are dogs banned from the inner ring? that is unclear. there were once sign in the circle that said just that. at some point they were removed. maybe stolen. even the park service is not sure what happened to them. in light of the doggie debate they are determining whether and where it should be curtailed. northwest, mike carter-coonnen, abc7 news. doug: this is a tough question. jonathan: i was going with a thousand inches. doug: th

seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner wu. >> i want to thank rec park and staff and all the public that came out. this is a great opportunity to improve this public asset. 40 percent of housing in chinatown is sro's, there are families living in sro's, i think it makes open space even more important, it's not just recreation but acts as living rooms for these families. willie wu wu is a very well used, well loved playground and deserves to have the best caliber of design and amenities for the community, so very supportive. >> commissioner richards. >> thank you very much everybody from the public for coming out. it's great to hear from you. i think doing, not allocating this $4 million only gets us halfway there. we do the exterior, the playground, yet we have kind of a white elephant in terms of a clubhouse sitting on the site that really needs to be brought into the modern era and opened up and filled with light and filled with people who want to go in there. so absolutely very supportive of this. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you. very supportive, wonderful pr

seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner wu. >> i want to thank rec park and staff and all the public that came out. this is a great opportunity to improve this public asset. 40 percent of housing in chinatown is sro's, there are families living in sro's, i think it makes open space even more important, it's not just recreation but acts as living rooms for these families. willie wu wu is a very well used, well loved playground and deserves to have the best caliber of design and amenities for the community, so very supportive. >> commissioner richards. >> thank you very much everybody from the public for coming out. it's great to hear from you. i think doing, not allocating this $4 million only gets us halfway there. we do the exterior, the playground, yet we have kind of a white elephant in terms of a clubhouse sitting on the site that really needs to be brought into the modern era and opened up and filled with light and filled with people who want to go in there. so absolutely very supportive of this. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you. very supportive, wonderful pr

and you can see it's public parking there. can see the parking meter there, sort of out of focus in the background. it would have taken a little while before they -- and you'll see a park police officer. as you say, they're involved in this too. the police, our understanding is this is what they believe to be the shooting victim's car. it would have taken a while for them to get a search warrant. they can't open the car without a search warrant. well, they could, but they couldn't use any evidence that they find in it to prosecute this person with the gun. so they would have waited for a search warrant that they would have gotten very quickly. as you can see, all the doors, everything's open, the doors on both sides, the trunk and the hood. and that would be a pretty standard thing that they would do whenever anybody's arrested or charged with something like this. so that is what they tell us they believe is his car. >> i was just going to express amazement that anyone found parking over there. when tourist season starts cracki

because when i hear you speak, i think i could see this in every public park, i could see it at littleue fields and big stadiums. a lot of possibilities, right? >> it could almost go anywhere. deirdre: what kind of companies are you speaking with? >> we're speaking with several different national amusement park groups about ordering machines. >> okay, what about stadiums? what about teams? >> we've talked to a university about buying first aid vending machines. deirdre: and you're pretty organized, though you're 14. you were talking to me about revenue stream. so what ways, how is this company making money? >> we have three revenue streams. one being the wholesale on the machine, two being advertising on the machine, and three the restocking of the machine. deirdre: how did you think of all this? do you get up and read the "wall street journal" every day. >> i do not. deirdre: okay. you got a $30 million buyout offer, and you said no. why is that? >> we felt like the time wasn't right. we wanted to grow and develop the company a little more from what it had been and in the long run wor

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and then later on wednesday night, a second rally at waterfront park in vallejo, admission is free and open to the public on a first-come basis, doors will open about three hours ahead of time. >>> mark zuckerberg is set to meet with conservative journalists and political advisers in menlo park to talk about claims that facebook suppresses right-wing views. former employees have said the curators in charge of trending news would remove right-leaning articles and boost others. facebook denies the charge and argues that conservative groups flourish on the site. >>> well, the warriors let one slip away tonight after golden state held up a comfortable lead, the oklahoma city thunder came back in a fourth quarter and won game one of the western conference finals. we have team coverage tonight, ktvu's amber lee has spent the night talking with warrior fans, disappointed fans at oracle. we begin courtside with joe fonzi. the warriors were pretty careless with the ball in the second half there. >> reporter: no question about it, frank. the warriors have to feel like they let one slip away tonight. we've seen the

they are for public parks, near the wells fargo center. there are marches being planned.ps working on different activities. it's difficult to say how many people will be there, how many sorts of protests we could see. we know that police and other groups are working to get organized as well so they can diffuse any intense situation. >> in light of this, is it mitigated or keep the calm? do we know? >> it's an interesting question. a lot of people are looking at the clinton campaign to see how she plans on bringing these people on board. she doesn't have a lot of time. she needs sanders supporters behind her. they will not fall in line. it's interesting to watch, the more that clinton and the democratic national committee try to get sanders supporters on board to unify the party, the more it fans the flames and enrages sanders supporter who is feel the system has been rigged against them and they have gotten the short end of the stick. at anytime clinton says what she did this weekend, declaring herself the nominee, they get encouraged to go protest and fight for the prima