respondent lied about the height. the respondent cut the fence and removed the posts without permission. there was no civil violation they filed the application with false information. it is the best outlook and privacy. therefore they request the fence permit should have been revoked and the fence should be through the fence. thanks for your attention. >> thank you. we will now hear from the permit holder. >> i am just going to not do that for technical reasons. good afternoon. i am jonathan park the resident of 194 of 6 18th avenue. i am the tent. the landlord is my father-in-law. in addition to the brief there are three points i would like to raise. first the purpose and intent of the fence as described. second my own reflections given this is coming to the board. third, safety and privacy concerns. on purpose and intent the main intent was what was stated in the application to re-enforce the information and add new posts. the side fence was in place when the 1946 person purchased the fence. updates to the fence co

i gave cards to the first responders. i gave food to the first responders. and then i -- and then i donated toys to other kids. >> boy, i bet those first responders really >> i bet those first responders really appreciated that. what did they say to you? >> they said thank you and they said god bless you. >> rose, what is it like to watch your son take this challenge on? >> it just warms my heart. i keep telling him, son, i can't even express to you in words how proud i am of you. i just have to support him. it's been great seeing the response that we have received and he has received from the community and even people out of town. some large corporations have also been in touch with him. he'll be working with some of them in the near future as well. >> so did i hear him right? you said you were on your way to walmart when you heard about the attack? >> well, that morning we had -- we were going to go to walmart to get his school supplies. but a family member was having a benefit 5k run for a scholarship fund that she has. so we had said we were going to wal

police responding to a scene.ed by police. 16, at least 16 have been injured. there has been a possibility mentioned by the police that others are involved. but right now, we're talking about one suspect dead in a very safe popular neighborhood for going out on a saturday night. the police say this was a very short timeline of violence. it occurred at around 1:22 a.m. dayton time. multiple police officers have taken down one shooter. we're going to pause for a quick break. we'll be right back with more breaking news. k with more breaking news. your gut health. only activia has billions of our live and active probiotics. so, let's make this the summer of loving your gut. activia. love for your gut. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. and here we have another burst pipe in denmark. if you look close...

he's responding to what the media narrative is and criticize him for responding to it. >> he's not a child and he's the president of the united states and he's just met with people that lost loved ones, people who had body parts blown apart, he's not talking about them. he could have waited -- >> he did talk to them. >> he did talk to them. he didn't talk publicly at all about them so we don't -- you know, i hope he talked to them, and i'm assuming he did a great job because as i said, he can be a very charming guy but he's not a child who has to respond to everything right away in front of first responders in a hospital setting. it seems tawdry. >> i would agree with you i would not have done it that way. i think we all know the president well enough to know when he feels like he's being attacked and his good intentions are being misrepresented, he's going to try to counter that narrative. i agree. he could have waited but i would make the argue the that tment tt there lobbying for something that she well knows the president is never going to support was also as inappropriate as wha

in the right way so react and respond in the right way so these incidents don't just react and respondjust happen week after week so these incidents don'tjust happen week afterweek in so these incidents don'tjust happen week after week in our country. i'd like to invite senator portman to come forward, senator portman came from cincinnati and i am completely amazed that people coming here as soon as possible. miami valley is in mourning today for the tragedy of la st mourning today for the tragedy of last night's shooting. we walked into the oregon district and so what has been a thriving commercial district of the city and saw lots of great small businesses. we also saw workers in hazmat suits and ems personnel having to clean the blood of the sidewalk from the tragedy of la st of the sidewalk from the tragedy of last night. shocking, unspeakable, tragic. we also saw this community respond as they will for the victims, for the mothers and fathers and sons and daughters who were struck down last night and those injured. we have seen it here in this community just since injured. we have

>> i'll go on but i want you to respond. >> go ahead and respond. >> today the president of the unitedhin the past 24 hours has attacked beto o'rourke. attacked the. >> he responding. >> are you going to let me speak. >> go ahead. >> who called him what. >> are you going to let me speak. >> white supremacist in the white house. >> now do you create unity in a country when you have people who are working on behalf of trump or speaking on behalf of trump, rob who refuse to have a civil conversation but instead want to turn everything around to somebody else and don't want to address the issue? we are talking about the president of the united states. we're not talking about what other people doo or say about the president. barack obama spent five and a half years while a billionaire from new york lied about his birth certificate. he didn't go on tv every day or on twitter every day and complaint about it. he tried to be presidential. brought the nation up. this guy brings us down. >> can he squus ignore and say i'm going to be the democrats two democrats in ohio said the victims were glad

law enforcement officers here responding. their first instinct is to get in and identify the shooter and, in this case, apparently, neutralize the shooter. the investigation will be seeking, at this point, to try to determine what the objective or the motivation of this shooter was. there has been an awful lot of investigation to be done here. >> shawn, when you hear, according to police, that the shooter used a long gun and targeted an area that was full of people outside on a saturday night, how to you interpret that? >> well, that is certainly a different fact that i didn't have at the moment. certainly that is indicative of a preplanned, premeditated attack. similar to what we saw in el paso. somebody that arrives at a scene with a long gun. they have got heavy weaponry, many, many round. their intent is to inflict as much harm as possible and the damage -- to cause damage and carnage throughout a wide area. in this particular case, when you've got somebody who comes -- if it's an instructor, somebody who is in a position

i have got to tell you, the first responders at that scene. the police did an outstanding job in apprehending his individual alive. that was critically important. now that that person is alive. on that person's mind is a treasure customers of information they need. >> there is a couple things the chief of police said at this press conference. he said there was a nexus to a hate crime and a manifesto. it is noteworthy as you pointed out, that the police took this suspect alive. we believe outside of the walmart. connect those dots for us, what does it say? >> it tells us that this individual who committed this horrendous act planned this. is is not just an individual getting out of the car or waking you have and deciding to do what was done. it looks like it was well planned. they obviously in my view knew an entrance that would jam people up, tram people and more importantly that individual knew how to get out there without being detected. well planned by this individual. getting back to the manifest. we dent know what the motive is. but the m

trump campaign responded.is inviting harassment of the citizens and at worst encouraging violence. will media care about this? he is listing people and their employers. it is a target list. that was the phrase that kellyanne conway used an hour ago as well, a target list. >> i think tim is write in his comments about that. it's irresponsible and democrats should be pressed about it and joaquin castro would do well to walk away from it or recant what he said. i will say that the trump campaign when asked about its use of the word invasion in its many facebook ads, tim defended that and said it's an accurate description of what's happening. that's a gross overstatement. we shouldn't be engaged in that kind of rhetoric. if you look at the obvious tension around the country not just in the aftermath of the shootings in dayton and el paso but the way our politics has been conducted in recent days and recent weeks and months, we are sitting on a powder keg. something even worse potentially could happen. our elected

police are responding. it's been going on for at least an hour. >> there are six officers that have been shot. this is still an active dangerous situation. we don't know if they were there to serve a search warrant or a drive by. it spiraled out of control. now we have six police officers shot. it appears they are nonlife threatening injuries. police are wearing armor. none of the officers that we can see are unprotected but you can tell, given the depth, the breadth of the situation, now you have the federal agencies responding to the scene. the atf are all trying to see what they can do to help this situation. you can't have someone inside a home, in a residential neighborhood, firing on police officers for again, for over an hour because just a few minutes ago we heard, we can see that there were shots being fired from inside the house. we don't know whether it is one suspect or multiple suspects. the police still have not been able to determine that. they have not been able to get close enough to the ho

atf's role when they respond to the scene is going to be support local law enforcement. they'll provide number of immediate intelligence information that will paint a picture in retrospect of the gunman because of the life of the firearm. that's one thing. they're going to bring in resources, incident command and management of the scene to help local law enforcement deal with the fact they had to transport triage and do the public services that have to happen and give them a relief on the investigative aspect of this. that's their initial touch. rob: just to update our viewers who are just joining us here. it's 23:02 on the east coast, 12:32 in el paso, texas, where we have reports of as many as 18 people shot at a mall, the mall contains a walmart and sam's club on nearby parts of the property. we believe the shooting began p outside of the walmart and quite possibly went inside. we have one witness who told us she saw a shooter wearing black and cargo pants and carrying a rifle and firing off multiple rounds right in front of a walmart and moving inside. we had another

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i also want to thank the first responders, the police and fire who came to the scene and responded unbelievably for our community. this is an unbelievable amount of evil that we cannot comprehend. i appreciate the mayor pulling us together for a briefing today on the investigation that's ongoing. we'll learn more about this particular case. but senator brown is absolutely correct, as is senator portman. as we look across the country and see this, we need a national conversation as to how we come together on a bipartisan basis to address this. legislation, culturally as a country. i thank the mayor for pulling us together and for her diligent work to try to find answers for the community and for the work last night that kept so many safe. thank you. >> next, state representative, we used to call him sheriff, phil plummer wanted to say a few words. >> thanks, mayor. again, thank you for your leadership here. we've had some rough times in the city of dayton but you met the challenge and led the city so thank you for your hard work and efforts here. i want to let the citizens know you have a great

and police of course responding. we don't know anything about the potential shooter or shooters at this time, but we're asking those questions hoping to learn more. but again, the learned here in the cnn newsroom is inthat at least one person h been injured. he we're trying to get more information. >> and just looking at that aerial shot, that google map, difficult to discern whether that is an enclosed mall. you know, it certainly is a collection of a variety of stores there. you mentioned the three rather sizable restaurants that are on lockdown. do we know anything more about this mall, whether it is open or a closed mall? >> you nknow we don't. but we're trying to learn more information. and just thinking about the time of year, fred, we're very close to start of the school year. so some of the things that could be happening at walmart, families going to this shopping center, and others around to get school supplies. that of course is a huge concern. but again, the latest report that we have into our newsroom is

>> well, are you talking about the el paso responders responding so quickly? our responders? look, i think time and again, i as mayor have been amazed by dayton first responders. i think they are a special, amazing group of first responders. if dayton police had not gotten to the shooter in under a minute -- and think of that, 26 injured, 9 dead -- hundreds of people in the oregon district could be dead today. and that work and that bravery by our first responders is something that moves me to get up every morning to continue to do this work. >> mayor, as the leader -- i mean, i can see the emotion on your face. >> mm-hmm. >> when you're speaking to other leaders, you know, around the city, around the state, the country, how do you help the situation here? how do you lead? what do you say, the message to these families? >> oh, i don't think anything i can say can help the people that have lost loved ones. but i think for us, we have to just be there. and i think that's what we'll do. we'll continue to stand in the gap in that and try to give them the space and grace that they

>> are you talking about the el paso first responders -- our responders? time and again i as mayor have been amazed by dayton first responders. i think that they are a special amazing group of first responders. if dayton police had not gotten to the shooter in under a minute, and think of that, 26 injured, nine dead. hundreds of people in the oregon district could be dead today. and that work and that bravery by our first responders is something that moves me to get up every morning to continue to do this work. >> mayor, i can see the emotion on your face. when you are speaking to other leaders around the city, the state, the country, how do you help the situation here, how do you lead, what do you say the message to these families? >> i don't think anything i can say can help the people that have lost loved ones. but i think for us, we have to just be there. and i think that is what we'll do. we'll continue to stand in the gap in that. and try to give them the space and grace that they need during this time. >> do you see any changes in the near future, h

i also want to thank first responders that the police and fire who came to the scene and responded unbelievably nor the community. this is an amount of evil that we cannot comprehend. i freesht mayor putting us together to learn more about the particular case. senator brown is correct, senator portman as we look across the country, we need a national conversation as to how we come together on bipartisan basis to address this. legislation, culture, i thank the mayor to try to find answers for the community and the work last night that kept so many safe. >> state representative, i wanted to say a few words. >> thanks, mayor, thank you for your leadership, we've had rough times in the city of dyeton, you've met the challenge and thank you for your hard work. we have great police department and great fire department, everybody behind me, i was hoping it was my last crime scene but we are back in action. working the crime scene, i'm very proud of our first responders. they've answered the call, ran towards the fire, it's tough on those guys and they took care of business, so thank them. we can't get

respond as well -- augustino.first goal that came through on 911, getting cruise on the scene within six minutes, we had hundreds of responders, notjust from local, but state and federal, asi from local, but state and federal, as i said. as tragic as it is, luckily we had no first responders injured in today's events. but it does take a toll. i'd ask that the community keep their thoughts and prayers with the families and victims, but the first responders as well. i will handed over to the agent in charge. my name is emerson billy, -- agent in charge. my name is emerson billy, —— bui was up words cannot express howl billy, —— bui was up words cannot express how i feel right now. this community has embraced me with open arms, ishare community has embraced me with open arms, i share the sentiments with everyone at the table as for how we feel with the families and victims today. the fbi, as a federal law agency responsible for this jurisdiction has come to provide support in the investigation is this murder investig

and having him respond. the presentation by the doctor is in the same spirit of the various unit chiefs to come up and give information. i thought we would be able to do that. commissioner cleaveland will conduct an evaluation and then we will have closed session which we will elaborate the findings. . >> comm. veronese: i appreciate that clarification. in regards to the guardians, and these historical rigs. i see the way that we treat these rigs, as a commission, and i'm going to put the commission on this. the way the commission treats these rigs is mutually exclusive of what is going on between the guardians and this department and our ability to get us to sign some contracts, what funds they have in this and that. that is over here, clearly that is not getting done either. i'm sorry if i over critical. then we have these rigs out here that are clearly suffering. they are suffering, we know about it, and they are dying out there. it is a crime. it angers me to see that happening, because this is the histo

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ohio, a suspect wearing body armored opened fire outside of bar killing 9 people even as police responded in less than 1 minute, shooting that suspect dead. earlier yesterday a gunman killed 20 people at a packed wal-mart in el paso, texas, a suspect there is in custody, police are expected to give update any minute now, hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm molly hathaway, eric and arthel are off today. troubling question why. rob: fox team coverage jeff paul standing by from -- with the latest from el paso but first we go to matt finn in chicago. hospital, some patients are still in critical condition and will undergo surgery soon, the shooting happened at 1:00 a.m. last night in dayton's popular oregon district packed with thousands of people on summer's night, police say the unidentified shooter opened fire and came prepared with body armor and extra magazines, police officers were in the area and responded in about a minute shooting and killing the suspect, the motive of the shooting is unknown, the fbi is assisting local authorities, witnesses say the night

a serious of adverse reactions but some people under respond and not protected some people over respond very rarely have an adverse reaction and what is the role of genomics. this is an opportunity to not just push the science further but push in [inaudible] what you hear from parents frequently is i have a family history of autoimmune disease and i'm worried that even though for most people the vaccine is good but for my child there it's not. they think they have a genetic risk factor. that's a place where if we can do science we can address those concerns and the sciences hard and difficult and it takes time and money but it's an opportunity for us to go to personalized vaccination like personalized medicine to hear the concerns of parents who respond to science and maybe avoid a rare but serious adverse reaction. >> you might come back to how that is going but what i'd like to do now is open up to the audience an opportunity to ask questions of the panelists. it's hard for us to see but if there are any -- okay, state your name and organization. >> hello. i'm bring the ball and i wor

for thesix minutes police to respond. i was a correctional officer for several years and i know how many rounds can be shut off in six minutes. shot off in six minutes. people need to be trained with weapons, they need to protect these places. schools needed because six minutes, how many people can be killed? many moreutes, how people can be killed in other places? they need people with weapons that know how to use them. butve never had a shooting i have a lot of guns and i hope i never will have to, but i do believe in protection. tragedy and my heart goes out to all of these people. bring to yourto attention what the president said during his state of the union address earlier this year. it is available on our website. el paso used to have extremely high rates of violent crime, one of the highest in the country, consider one of the nation's most dangerous cities and now immediately upon its building with a powerful barrier in place, el paso is one of the safest in our country. available on our website, here is part of w

the amazing medical providers and first responders who were on the scene. this community that's coming together, the fact that our blood banks today, there were too many people and we had to take reservations for people to come back tomorrow. this community has really turned out an overwhelming show of love and support and encouragement. but i'm also hearing from this community that we cannot accept this. we cannot allow this to be our fate. i heard that directly from the family members who have a loved one who is hanging on for dear life right now. i really see this community, as we have in so many issues, taking the lead and making sure we are the counter to not just this violence, but this hatred that produces this violence right now. very, very proud of el paso and how strong we are and how resilient we are. >> thank you, everyone. >> thank you. thank you very much. appreciate you being here. >> beto o'rourke, now presidential candidate back in his hometown. he was in las vegas. as soon as he heard about this he tweeted out that he's heading back to be

everyone was responding to that.l media somewhat influenced that, but in the final analysis of all this, the suspect was arrested at sun mount and viscount -- >> [inaudible] >> i'm sorry? >> [inaudible] >> yes. >> [inaudible] the governor mentioned that he disarmed himself -- [inaudible] >> he surrendered to the approaching officers. >> [inaudible] >> i don't know that matter-of-factly, but he surrendered to police upon being seen. >> [inaudible] >> right now we only have one. >> [inaudible] >> you're asking me for specifics right now. right now that's still under investigation. >> the manifesto is becoming increasingly common in the united states. what can we do to prevent this from happening -- [inaudible] >> that's for a psychologist to answer. that's something that is definitely, i think, in play, but that's beyond my skill sets. >> [inaudible] >> i only caught the preliminary -- >> do we train for active shooters. >> we train for active shooter events all the time. and as i said to my staff and the department, w

because i've never responded. as dusk fell to his flat. and truncheons his flaming projectiles and burning barricades this weekend marks the 5th anniversary of china's decision not to a 9 fold democratic connections in hong kong stocking huge protests this wave of demonstrations has now lasted longer and this political crisis is deeper. and earlier we spoke to t.w. correspondent sean itself impaled in hong kong an oscar to about police storming train stations today's protests were wrapping up at least have ended these 3 train stations so far they're all distressing images on social media please bastien some reports as well that they used pepper spray on people inside the train carriages we have seen that that have been numerous arrests inside the train station the number of people as well gathered outside police stations now is response to the images which really are going viral here calling on social media a lot of anger. protest is of course that the protest movement what they say is example of excessive police violence that is signs of

>> you talking about the el paso responders responding so quickly? our responders? as mayor, have been amazed by dayton's first responders. i think they are a special, amazing group of first responders. if dayton police had not gotten to shooter in under a minute -- and think of that, 26 injured, 9 dead, hundreds of people in the oregon district could be deaded today. and that work and that bravery by our first responders is something that moves me to get up every morning to continue to do this work. >> mayor -- [inaudible] i've seen it on your face. when you're speaking to other leaders around the city, around the state and the country, how do you help the situation here? how do you -- what do you say to -- [inaudible] >> oh, i don't think anything i can say can help the people that have lost loved ones. but i think for us we have to just be there. and i think that's what we'll do. we'll continue to stand in the gap in that and try to give them the space and grace that they need during this time. >> [inaudible] in the near future in terms of protocol and how -- [in

to respond. come up with your own affirmative speech. i think that is how i would deal with it in college campuses today. >> for me, the thing if i'm really messed up the evidence ie is extraordinarily starting around 2012 when they start noticing it is much worse than we thought and when people ask me these kind of questions, i am like the first thing we have to do is stop taking it much worse because if you have people who are already anxious if they by the way this person we are here for you when you have your predictable breakdown and there's nothing "-begin-double-quote you other than argue about it. setting up a self-fulfilling prophecy, i think that is what we are doing is we are teaching a generation of students and wondering why their anxious and depressed by the way you will be broken forever if you actually pass a certain point of experiencing something that is negative. so, i think that we have to start a lot earlier doing no harm in terms of the speech versus violence distinction, th

we're exactly what you say first responders. we're just the first people to getere and respond. >> for gilroy police, the investigation is nonstop such as fielding theories sprouting from a search warrant that make public the suspect's belongings that were seized and now returned. >> you can extrapolate whatever you like or jump to conclusions which is largely what's been happening about a clown mask and fireworks and a passport. you have to put those into context and they may not necessarily have significant evidentiary value in this case. >> he says the giants celebration is significant. >> these officers were basically fired at at close range with a hi high-powered rifle. >> this first pitch is a way for us to truly understand the partnership we have between law enforcement and the community. and then it's a good way for them to go out there and laugh at somebody in uniform because there's probably not as athletically gifted as they're used to seeing. > i doubt anyone will make fun of the first respond persons jeremy will be

police said they were responding to protesters vandalizing ticket machines. they made numerous arrests. under the current ban anybody who protest is breaking the law. including the thousands who marched peacefully earlier in the day. many had their faces covered but police deployed a new identification tactic loading water cannon with blue dye. the young people on the street said they would not be deterred. for much of the purpose of hitting the streets today is to tell the government you can't scare us this way we also have to restate our main demands because i've never responded to your call them or you know if you don't. as dusk fell clashes flared. tear gas and truncheons 1st his flaming projectiles and burning barricades this weekend marks the 5th anniversary of china's decision not to ally fall democratic elections in hong kong sparking huge protests this wave of demonstrations has now lasted longer and this political crisis is deeper. well earlier we spoke to correspondent charlotte charleston pill in hong kong and asked about police storming train sta

will republicans in congress respond to that? they have been they respond to ?been lobbying mitch mcconnell to reconvene for quite some time since the shooting happened over the weekend. he has yet do that. will he give in? >> i'm not certain that he will. i think that mitch mcconnell recognizes that at least on the senate he has the support not to reconvene the senate. and i think unless you begin to see those numbers dissipate, i don't think that will happen. politically speak i would agree with igor that if you are going attempt to maximize the ability to see some type of more structured and reasonable gun control, then you are going to have to see activism on the political front, particularly from voters calling members of congress, continuing to put pressure on organizations such as the nra or companies such as walmart. but, again, i would like to sort of i guess lay expectations here. i am just not certain that even that would amount to the type of aggressive changes that igor and perhaps many others are calling for. we've been attempting to do this ever s

would need to respond, quote, very strongly. how would a president yang respond right now?ve to de-escalate tensions in iran. they are responding to the fact we pulled out of this agreement. it wasn't just us and iran. there were other world powers that were part of that agreement. we would have to re-enter that agreement, and renegotiate the timelines because the timelines don't make as much sense. but i've signed a pledge to end the prefer wars. right now, our strength abroad reflects our strength at home. what's happened, really? we've fallen a i part at home and elected donald trump. now we have an erratic, unpredictable relationship with our partners and allies. we need to solve the problems right here at home. we spend trillions of dollars and last thousands of lives in conflicts that have unclear benefits. we've been in a constant state of war for 18 years. this is not what the american people want. i would bring the troops home. i would de-escalate tensions with iran. and i would invest in our own communities. >> governor inslee, your response? >> i think that these

one first responder, jeremy jones, will though out the first pitch.of the first on the scene. >> the first response, it's heartbreaking at first. i'm born and raised here. when you hear something like that come over the radio and you're responding and you really just take a second and you have to take a deep breath and remember that what we're doing it for. >> jones will be joined by other first responders as he throws out that first pitch. again, it starts in about an hour. robert handa is at the park. he'll bring us more on the event, the heroes and an update on thenv milions of dollars to crackdown on car break ins. how they plan to spend that money to stop smash and grab thieves. >>> and we are taking our show on the road. >> we are going to give away free ice cream! these are your options. we'll have a taste test coming up after the break. >>> is it enough? several bay area cities are getting millions to help solve one of their biggest problems, car break ins. the money is goingan jose, milpitas and pfremont. scott budman joins us live. you're go

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