annual available sunlight on the park, on the open space of the park. it is 60.67 -- there is a shadow load of 60.67% when you include the recreation center building, which is always in shadow. this shows where the new general location of where the new shadow will be. the new shadow is . -- roughly .03% of the task. and would increase from 22.94 to 22.97 on the open space to 60.67% when the rec center building is included. now rpd trust for public lands to do a feasibility study on concept plan for the site. we're looking at redesigning the entire site. it is likely that the building will be roughly where it is now along the 6th street corridor and probably extend to folsom street. we'll also have similar features in the open space as it does now. the recreation center may or may not have outdoor recreation space on the rooftop. this provides a summary of the shadow analysis. the new shadow would occur in the morning within 30 minutes of the solar day, so that is about one hour after sunrise. and will occur no later than 8:40 in the morning. this is impo

19 minutes before the park opens and covers at maximum 13% of the park. for all of these reasons and because of the limited size and duration of the shadow in relation to gene friend recreation center and existing shadow load, we agree with staff's determination it's nod adverse and does not interfere with use of park and to increase acl for gene friend center by 0.08%. here is cody to talk more about the project's community benefit and community outreach. >> real tek is contributing a combined 1.8 million dollars to the community in the form of impact fees, including $185,000 in contributions to local parks and youth programs. project provides 12 new below market-rate affordable units, 54% of the units will be two-bedroom and we're committed to hiring local, skilled trades people for the building's construction. since the inception of the project real tek has met with over 25 community organizations and providing letters of support from local neighbors. we developed a strong supportive relationship with seven major community organizations including walk s

which is the park designs. to establish the work plan and roles and responsibilities with the partners because this is a complex project with a number of partners and to really focus on to really nail down some of the financial relationships of the project. i'm going to take you through another slide. we are thrilled an gracious to build inc. for their commitment. they have expressed a really significant and noble commitment to the open space and the project and they understand that they are blessed enough to have a sight which is a part from an open space perspective. as part of some of their engagement with the city they are working with the economic and workforce development. this is what they are making to the open aspects of the project. the project area we mentioned all of those other partners, the pg & e and port parse -- parcels. it's what we refer to as the project core in our meetings. turning to the next slide you can get a sense of the financial commitment to the project which is helping us advance t

maintenance of the parks and the security but telegraph hill programming the parks to attract people to them and i'm hopefully that they come out on top on this rfp or r f q because we have spent a long time work with them they were working with the community and quarterly parks meetings where the stakeholders and property owners and residents and businesses come and talk about the park system the mission bay neighborhoods is very engaged under our park system and we want to keep it the quality that we have now in exchange the vice president of finance. >> okay. thank you. >> please call the next item. >> the nobd is commissioners questioning and madam chair. >> any commissioner have a question. >> only about the sign by the governor bringing back the development. >> oh, thank you commissioner singh this is really embedded in the rocks report and the memorandum the governor signed this senate bill 107 with the active bills 441 the governor thought was a good yesterday and incorporated it into the trailer legislation became effective cement acce

maintenance of the parks and the security but telegraph hill programming the parks to attract people to them and i'm hopefully that they come out on top on this rfp or r f q because we have spent a long time work with them they were working with the community and quarterly parks meetings where the stakeholders and property owners and residents and businesses come and talk about the park system the mission bay neighborhoods is very engaged under our park system and we want to keep it the quality that we have now in exchange the vice president of finance. >> okay. thank you. >> please call the next item. >> the nobd is commissioners questioning and madam chair. >> any commissioner have a question. >> only about the sign by the governor bringing back the development. >> oh, thank you commissioner singh this is really embedded in the rocks report and the memorandum the governor signed this senate bill 107 with the active bills 441 the governor thought was a good yesterday and incorporated it into the trailer legislation became effective cement acce

annual available sunlight on the park, on the open space of the park. t is 60.67 -- there is a shadow load of 60.67% when you include the recreation center building, which is always in shadow. this shows where the new general location of where the new shadow will be. the new shadow is . -- roughly .03% of the task. and would increase from 22.94 to 22.97 on the open space to 60.67% when the rec center building is included. now rpd trust for public lands to do a feasibility study on concept plan for the site. we're looking at redesigning the entire site. it is likely that the building will be roughly where it is now along the 6th street corridor and probably extend to folsom street. we'll also have similar features in the open space as it does now. the recreation center may or may not have outdoor recreation space on the rooftop. this provides a summary of the shadow analysis. the new shadow would occur in the morning within 30 minutes of the solar day, so that is about one hour after sunrise. and will occur no later than 8:40 in the morning. this is impor

which is the park designs. to establish the work plan and roles and responsibilities with the partners because this is a complex project with a number of partners and to really focus on to really nail down some of the financial relationships of the project. i'm going to take you through another slide. we are thrilled an gracious to build inc. for their commitment. they have expressed a really significant and noble commitment to the open space and the project and they understand that they are blessed enough to have a sight which is a part from an open space perspective. as part of some of their engagement with the city they are working with the economic and workforce development. this is what they are making to the open aspects of the project. the project area we mentioned all of those other partners, the pg & e and port parse -- parcels. it's what we refer to as the project core in our meetings. turning to the next slide you can get a sense of the financial commitment to the project which is helping us advance t

maintenance of the parks and the security but telegraph hill programming the parks to attract people to them and i'm hopefully that they come out on top on this rfp or r f q because we have spent a long time work with them they were working with the community and quarterly parks meetings where the stakeholders and property owners and residents and businesses come and talk about the park system the mis b neioodsrhis very engaged under our park system and we want to keep it the quality that we have now in exchange the vice president of finance. >> okay. thank you. >> please call the next item. >> the nobd is commissioners questioning and madam chair. >> any commissioner have a question. >> only about the sign by the governor bringing back the development. >> oh, thank you commissioner singh this is really embedded in the rocks report and the memorandum the governor signed this senate bill 107 with the active bills 441 the governor thought was a good yesterday and incorporated it into the trailer legislation became effective cement accept 22 which

the crash was reported just after 1:00 at ed levin county park. emergency crews arrived and the woman was transported by a helicopter to a hospital a little before 2:30. fractured ankle and a possible spine injury. police say... the woman landed 600-feet away from the landing zone. female in her 30's landed 600 ft away from the landing zone >> vicki: new at eight. the golden state warriors are gearing up to play the new orleans pelicans for tuesday's our kron 4's alecia reid got a chance to sit in on their practice today, and talked to expectations. >>: last season was very >> reporter: and ready and focused. >> reporter: peter oleson is a season ticket holder. things will be a little different to kick off this year >>: i hope we can come around with luke as the coach since steve kerr is out right now >> reporter: the warriors practiced drills anticipate seeing more of last season's excitement. >>: the energy is going to be awesome. we put on a show last year so it's gonna be great. steph curry and thompson are so was awesome to see them live. >>:

a net increase in the parking in the neighborhood even if on street parking goes down but hopefully thaet won't be the case. >> thank you. >> we have someone before us. can i have something call the question? commissioner sing moves, commissioner [inaudible] >> announce you vote quhia call your name. commissioner penmento, yes. commissioner mand har is appsent, commissioner sing, yes. commissioner busto yes. madam chair rozaul rosales recused herself. i have 3 aye. one absent and one recuseal. >> that is g and h, right? >> do you want me to call them separate? >> no we can call them at the same time. >> they were noticed separately. >> i'll call h. this is for 5 h. commissioner pinmento, yes. commissioner mand har is absent. commissioner sing, yes. xhister boousto, yes. madam chair rosales recused herself. 3 aye. one absent and one recuseal. >> thank you please call the next item >> next order of business is item 6, public common on non agenda items. madam chair >> do we have speaker cards? >> i do have one from mr. ace washington. >> quhoo who is not here >> those are all the speaker car

annual available sunlight on the park, on the open space of the park. it is 60.67 -- there is a shadow load of 60.67% when you include the recreation center building, which is always in shadow. this shows where the new general location of where the new shadow will be. the new shadow is . -- roughly .03% of the task. and would increase from 22.94 to 22.97 on the open space to 60.67% when the rec center building is included. now rpd trust for public lands to do a feasibility study on concept plan for the site. we're looking at redesigning the entire site. it is likely that the building will be roughly where it is now along the 6th street corridor and probably extend to folsom street. we'll also have similar features in the open space as it does now. the recreation center may or may not have outdoor recreation space on the rooftop. this provides a summary of the shadow analysis. the new shadow would occur in the morning within 30 minutes of the solar day, so that is about one hour after sunrise. and will occur no later than 8:40 in the morning. this is impo

a net increase in the parking in the neighborhood even if on street parking goes down but hopefully thaet won't be the case. >> thank you. >> we have someone before us. can i have something call the question? commissioner sing moves, commissioner [inaudible] >> announce you vote quhia call your name. commissioner penmento, yes. commissioner mand har is appsent, commissioner sing, yes. commissioner busto yes. madam chair rozaul rosales recused herself. i have 3 aye. one absent and one recuseal. >> that is g and h, right? >> do you want me to call them separate? >> no we can call them at the same time. >> they were noticed separately. >> i'll call h. this is for 5 h. commissioner pinmento, yes. commissioner mand har is absent. commissioner sing, yes. xhister boousto, yes. madam chair rosales recused herself. 3 aye. one absent and one recuseal. >> thank you please call the next item >> next order of business is item 6, public common on non agenda items. madam chair >> do we have speaker cards? >> i do have one from mr. ace washington. >> quhoo who is not here >> those are all the speaker car

incidents happened here in the park. and police are now investigating three of them. this morning, they are warning everyone in this area to be on the lookout for the suspect and see his picture. here it is. this is the man who police say they are looking for. he is in his 30s and he was caught on surveillance before and after the alleged crimes. they happened just off of bay chester avenue and crawford avenue. all of them in the morning and the afternoon. the first incident was in august. police say a 13-year-old was walking through the park. carry his bags and offered him money. but when he agreed to help and they started walking together, the stranger allegedly grabbed him inappropriately. and in mid-september, he is accused of doing the same thing to a 15-year-old. police say he touched him inappropriately as well. and then more problems last week when the suspect allegedly approached a 12-year-old boy. he supposedly pulled him into ad wooed area and then grabbed his own waistband. and police say the victim actually

maintenance of the parks and the security but telegraph hill programming the parks to attract people to them and i'm hopefully that they come out on top on this rfp or r f q because we have spent a long time work with them they were working with the community and quarterly parks meetings where the stakeholders and property owners and residents and businesses come and talk about the park system the mission bay neighborhoods is very engaged under our park system and we want to keep it the quality that we have now in exchange the vice president of finance. >> okay. thank you. >> please call the next item. >> the nobd is commissioners questioning and madam chair. >> any commissioner have a question. >> only about the sign by the governor bringing back the development. >> oh, thank you commissioner singh this is really embedded in the rocks report and the memorandum the governor signed this senate bill 107 with the active bills 441 the governor thought was a good yesterday and incorporated it into the trailer legislation became effective cement acce

the dog died here in the park. the investigation goes on. the owner, according to the nypd, did not hear any gunfire or shots. police, as you saw in the video, were here around this area. a lot of townhouses here but also residential buildings, asking people if they saw or heard anything. back to you. >> kat, thank you very much. >>> new this morning, police arrested a man they say shot two people outside a supermarket in harlem. 19-year-old malcolm smith turned himself in. police say smith opened fire back in march. one bullet hit a 76-year-old great grandmother in the neck. another man was hit in the legs. they both survived. >>> a man who spent more than two decades behind bars for a notorious subway killing is a free man this morning. he cried as a judge overturned his conviction yesterday. he was one of seven people arrested for the 1990 stabbing death of brian watkins, a tourist from utah. he confessed to the crime on tape, but he later said he was coerced by abusive police officers. for 25 years he insisted he was innocent. >> i feel

last night the park service and the coast guard decided to suspend the search for the third man. >>> in berkeley the president of ireland -- finished a special ceremony with the first responders, john was at that ceremony, joins us live from berkeley where they also planted a tree to honor those who died. john. >> reporter: yeah, julie. the mayor of berkeley and the president michael they planted these two trees after a heartfelt thanks, berkeley firefighters and the sheriffs deputies stood at attention in the hotel as the president stopped to talk with each one of them. this was in light of their work on and after june 16th when an apartment balcony collapsed killing 5 irish students and irish american student and injuring 7 others. investigators later determined the collapse was caused by rotted wood supports, he talked about how much their efforts meant to the people of ireland. >> we have wanted to take this journey ever since those darkest days of last june when we were told, your unvaluable and unwaiverring support for our young women and men and for families in time of such an

a compromise, suited to the urban park. >> we do manage g.g.n.r.a. ently because it's in an urban area. but we have certain mandates, as a federal agency, that we have to meet in every area. >> reporter: still, she says, when the rules come out: >> the golden gate will have the most liberal policy for allowing dogs off-leash. we think dogs are great. we don't want to take that away. >> reporter: the park service will announce new proposed regulations this fall, then allow for more public comment, and come out with a final set of rules in about a year. but the topic is so contentious, it could well invite lawsuits that might delay it further. for the pbs newshour, i'm spencer michels, in san francisco. >> woodruff: on the newshour online: the pope has a new advisor and he's a rabbi. rabbi robert alper was one of more than 4,000 people who submitted jokes through a contest called "joke with the pope." alper will now carry the honorary title of "comedic advisor" to pope francis. along with the title, alper was awarded $10,000 to donate to one of three ch

the recreation and parks open park committees request the recreation and parks commission to work in ation with the planning department work on and devise and complete a strategic plan for open space in district 6 and 10 and create a working group to -- in fact a strategic plan. it was passed by our community and in our neighborhood there is an advisory committee but there job was to identify properties and hopefully get them before they are sold somewhere else. this is different. this is a strategic plan that should bring agencies together on a more or less regular basis to talk about how the big scene is to be. it's good open space? is it workable open space. is it space that will really serve the community. so, that is our first resolution. the second resolution is the recommendation of the recreation and parks commission to propose the following project. that's also in your packet for the next joint meeting. where as the san francisco recreation and parks open space advisory committee has not had a formal presentation of the open space component of this major project and whereas d

outing outside of the area there are parks in 40 foot zoning which take into consideration those shadows issues it is certainly fair and appropriate to consider the quantify and qualify active criteria as well as the partnership webinar public benefit aspects which considering the question of raising shadow budgets or considering whether or not you believe the shadow impacts will be adverse not necessarily by naming bodecker or any other parks the criteria can't be considered and as a matter of fact, should be considered which faced with raising the budget or considering whether shadows are adverse. >> thank you. >> i guess i heard a different version of history a lot of the zero tloornts parks came out of the history of chinatown and came out of willie woe playground and a parking lot that will shadow the park and whether the question people prefer shadows or shade some people prefer it is not shadow itself is so problematic but the spirit of being open space sort of pure or available to the sunshine there's a special i think staff can correct me only a few c

shadow cast on the project by the park will be adverse to the use of the park and to authorize the allocation of the cumulative shadow limit, fourth park to the project. general plan amendments of the various maps and figures within the downtown plan, the urban design element and the south of market area plan. zoning text and amendments and the zoning map amendment as well as height reclassification, approval of the design for development, document. and approval of a, development agreement. and please note that pursuant to the san francisco administrative code, section 56 hpt 34, the director of planning has received and accepted a complete application of the amendment for the agreement which is available for review by the public at the planning department. in the case file, 2011.049 dba, allocation of the square footage under the annual limitation program. >> allocation of the square footage again, under the annual office, development program. and several condition at use authorizations. for the public, you will be afforded one three-minute, comment period, for all of the aforementioned item

in the aftermath, the park service made extensive changes on the river. >> park moved campgrounds awayigate flood impact and to work with the merced river plan. >>reporter: even though there is a high likelihood that the large el niÑo in the pacific will send heavy rain into california, the park service said a repeat of the 1997 flood is unlikely. >> if we get heavy rains, the difference between that and what happened in 1997 is we have the huge snowpack -- we had the huge snowpack in 1997 but we don't have that now. the river has more capacity to handle that water. >>reporter: the park service hopes of what winter will result in a deep snowpack which will believe drought conditions and keep the streams, waters and waterfalls flowing. >> we would love to see snow and it helps feed the reservoirs, but we are glad to have the rain. >>> the yosemite area is forecasted to have a 50% chance of staying above average with moisture this winter. >>> the search continues for missing cargo ship, el faro. it sank earlier this month during hurricane joaquin. u.s. navy ship team is now on the hunt f

the elephants, the hippos, this incredible assemblage. there's no parkably in the world that has so many species of mammals, reptiles, and birds as virunga. so that's what makes it so special. there's nowhere else in the world that i'd like to live. it has everything for me. >> reporter: where are we right now? this is the walls of the orphanage. >> so this is the senkwekwe center. so it's a sanctuary that we built a few years ago with the help of howard buffet. it was built to provide a home for the mountain gorillas that were rescued after these terrible massacres that happened in 2007. >> reporter: and these orphans, will they live in here forever or do they go out into the bigger habitat at some point? >> you know the ideal thing would be to re-introduce them into their natural habitat so that they can live a complete life as wild gorillas. but that may not be possible for all sorts of reasons. they may find it impossible to adapt back into the natural world. >> reporter: what can gorillas teach us? >> well, there's an enormous amount, and it's not j

and yet i think the way rosa parks is taught is it's taught as a problem we solved in the past when the actual rosa parks said there's much more work to be done. >> host: how did you do your research on this book? where were the papers? >> guest: i had to do a lot of digging. i did, i went to all sorts of around kentuckys, i did all -- archives, i did all sorts of oral history interviews. part of her pape beers were held up -- papers were held up in a dispute over her estate. they languished in new york for about a decade until this summer howard buffett made an incredible donation, bought them and recently gave them to the library of congress. and in february they opened it. so they are remarkable. the library of congress is open to anyone who wants to visit. people should go see

>> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you w

and permit parking and over 27 off-street parking in the public garages around the city we've tried to give customers when and where parking is available and make sure the price is set rights so it is cheap and no double park it is expensive none will park there and be smart how to use those tools to manage the parking day to day that is our job at mta the developer does it is more about getting the amount right and making sure that is available. >> should we have figures on how many cars are actually in the city at a certain time through our smart parking management i mean just a round about figure of residential parking permits that you give and those who use off-street parking you know where i live it is you know double parking with a delivery truck and no parking space available then you know parking officers go around and around afraid to get a $60 ticket and so on do you you know how many cars are actually, in the city. >> not a single number but a few we believe approximately hundred thousand stickers and 27 thousand that concludes my remarks in the off street lots that

shadow cast on the project by the park will be adverse to the use of the park and to authorize the allocation of the cumulative shadow limit, fourth park to the project. general plan amendments of the various maps and figures within the downtown plan, the urban design element and the south of market area plan. zoning text and amendments and the zoning map amendment as well as height reclassification, approval of the design for development, document. and approval of a, development agreement. and please note that pursuant to the san francisco administrative code, section 56 hpt 34, the director of planning has received and accepted a complete application of the amendment for the agreement which is available for review by the public at the planning department. in the case file, 2011.049 dba, allocation of the square footage under the annual limitation program. >> allocation of the square footage again, under the annual office, development program. and several condition at use authorizations. for the public, you will be afforded one three-minute, comment period, for all of the aforementioned item

no one puts the ball out of the park. the cubs have to keep the ball down. >> reporter: mets fans rushed out to buy all their favorite skier. right after last night's big victory in los angeles. and they are ready for the next round. >> they played hard, confident, did what we had to do. >> reporter: of course back in 1969 when the mets took on the cubs, a black cat walked across the field, toward the cubs dugout at that time and the cubs went on to lose that series. so starting tomorrow night we are going to pull out the black cat. all you cubs fans, i simply say, wow. -- meow. >> game one of the nlcs, night. >> we can't wait. aj has always been a cool cat but nothing like that. >>> mayor de blasio winning a bet on the mets win. he learned of the mets victory, he made sure to tweet mayor garcetti of l.a., this picture of the mike piazza jersey he will have to wear on a movie set as part of a bet they made a while ago. also warning run emmanuelle he's next. just on tour, he already responded tweeting this afternoon if chic

the robber turns and runs out the door into the parking lot. as the thief leaves, an employee rushes to follow him. >> she rushed over to the doors and locked the doors so that he couldn't come back in. during that time was getting a description of the vehicle so she did a great job right there. >> in the parking lot the robber's accomplice is nervously waiting in his van. he is the lookout man. when the robber enters the bank, the lookout man is seen in security camera footage driving a silver minivan. he drives the vehicle into the lot of the shopping center, parks his car and waits. their plan is simple. the thief would rob the bank while the lookout man would wait in the parking lot. if police arrive at the scene before the bank robber can make a getaway, his accomplice will purposely drive his minivan into the police car to create a diversion. >> he was going to drive out and cause a diversion because he knew what direction quakertown borough police would respond from. >> if law enforcement responds in time and there's a crash, the robber's

again, the northwest corner of central park. the owner told police he didn't hear any gunfire when it happened, but the wound on the dog's head, very mysterious. it was one entry wound, another exit wound. the investigation still going on, michael. back to you. >> all right. kat, thank you very much. >>> police are now releasing the name of the woman who was killed after a driver plowed through a red light in queens. police say the 52-year-old was hit at atlantic avenue and 108th street in richmond hill last night. they say a 43-year-old woman was driving an suv and went through a red light and was hit by another car. the suv then jumped the sidewalk, striking the victim. , another woman, and her 2-year-old daughter. >> the lady screamed and took the baby and threw it. >> both drivers, the mother, and her child are now in the hospital. >>> happening now, a new clue in the deadly shooting of an aide to governor andrew cuomo. police have released surveillance video of a man wanted for questioning in the case. so far there's been no

the park also flooded in 2013. the city wants to hear what you think about the park's future: what should stay at the park and what needs to change. there's two open houses tonight -- both at the robert a. lee recreation center. the first starts at five and the second begins shortly after six. also new this morning...it seems the board of regents is planning another tuition raise. at today's meeting the board the 2016- 2017 school year -- though the final vote won't happen until december. they're considering a three percent hike for undergraduate tuition. earlier this year regents approved a three percent increase at u-n-i and i-s-u for the upcoming spring semester...while university of iowa students successfully argued a tuition freeze. this was the first increase in several years. decision 2016 coverage this morning... vice president joe biden's sounding like a presidential candidate...while hillary clinton prepares to take the hot seat on capitol hill. as tracie potts tells us, today, hillary clinton calls hersel

ed to they are firing up the parks across the country: more than 20,000 live in portion, and many fearll be forced out of their homes. >> ralph admits he raises rent on 70% of parks, and adds utility fees. the money goes to property improvements. he also imposes a code of conduct for residents. >> we call it no pain no stay, no play no stay. if you don't pay by the rules of the park or pay your rent, you have to go. it's like a business, we don't go in - a lot of residents, when you have no rules, they go crazy, they have no boundaries. >> the tactics and choice of words angered many. he was quoted as saying owning a mobile phone park is like owning a waffle house. mobile homes are not that mobile. it can cost as much as 5,000 to move a trailer. it was part of a cash flow business, here is why. >> customers can't leave. in this business you don't run off. you own your poem. >> what would you say to someone that thinks the business you are in prays on the pore people in the country. pay day lenders, pawn shops pray on people. most everyone can be here. we can pray on them. they love it.

annual available sunlight on the park, on the open space of the park. it is 60.67 -- there is a shadow load of 60.67% when you include the recreation center building, which is always in shadow. this shows where the new general location of where the new shadow will be. the new shadow is . -- roughly .03% of the task. and would increase from 22.94 to 22.97 on the open space to 60.67% when the rec center building is included. now rpd trust for public lands to do a feasibility study on concept plan for the site. we're looking at redesigning the entire site. it is likely that the building will be roughly where it is now along the 6th street corridor and probably extend to folsom street. we'll also have similar features in the open space as it does now. the recreation center may or may not have outdoor recreation space on the rooftop. this provides a summary of the shadow analysis. the new shadow would occur in the morning within 30 minutes of the solar day, so that is about one hour after sunrise. and will occur no later than 8:40 in the morning. this is impo

the verrazano. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back to you. >>> thank you. 6:39, and still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, a video the police want you to see as they search for a child predator on the run in the bronx. >> and cheers all around for a big decision by a judge overturning a conviction of a man who was behind bars for 25 years. >> also ahead, the surprise for >>> 6:42. welcome back, new this morning, a predator on the run after targeting two teens and a 12- year-old in the bronx. police say he's stalking children near two schools. dray clark live in eden with a video police want you to see. >> reporter: good morning ken, that suspect, a plan believed to be in his 30s is still on the prowl this morning, and that has police very concerned because the alleged touching incidents happened right here inside this park behind me. seaton falls park and it's a park that has two neighboring schools. there are a lot of children who live in this neighborhood. take a good look at your television screen. looking for. that bald

maintenance of the parks and the security but telegraph hill programming the parks to attract people to them and i'm hopefully that they come out on top on this rfp or r f q because we have spent a long time work with them they were working with the community and quarterly parks meetings where the stakeholders and property owners and residents and businesses come and talk about the park system the mission bay neighborhoods is very engaged under our park system and we want to keep it the quality that we have now in exchange the vice president of finance. >> okay. thank you. >> please call the next item. >> the nobd is commissioners questioning and madam chair. >> any commissioner have a question. >> only about the sign by the governor bringing back the development. >> oh, thank you commissioner singh this is really embedded in the rocks report and the memorandum the governor signed this senate bill 107 with the active bills 441 the governor thought was a good yesterday and incorporated it into the trailer legislation became effective cement acce

we take a look across the park at noontime. some of the colors of the park coming out a bit. there is a lot of folks in the sheep meadow. there is a west to northwest wind. that is a dry wind. not all that of a cold front wind. a west-northwest wind is the coldest. that's when there is snow on the ground. we have a lot of green grass around. humidity is dry. wind northwest at 12 and pressure falling. the numbers are where they should be, close to it for this hour of the day. we will have a nice normal, perfect october day today. a little wind out of the west and northwest. a couple of fronts coming our way. one here in detroit in chicago. the other across lake superior to international falls and up to winnipeg. this is the second surge. the second front is the surge of colder air. that will cool things down tomorrow afternoon. today is gorgeous. here comes the first front. a shower or two ahead of that to the north tomorrow morning. the second front kind of comes in tomorrow evening and that could give us a shower, maybe a spritz. what will come in behind it is colder air for

program allocations the bond to 3 citywide parks the golden gate park john mclaren park and parkerced those are iconic parks enjoyed by san franciscans and 2012 program to dedicate the funding in their natural areas additionally the san francisco waterfront is for the greenway and the constituent parks and as well other open space projects i can speak to any questions you may have regarding the specification of the bonds or questions about the details of any of the individual projects fund by the bond we have stacey from the rec and park department and eelena from the forbes they're ready to present. >> thank you, mr. shaw for being here in questions or comments yeah. thank you. >> no, that was extremely thought-out mr. rose, can we go to your report on 4 and 5 please. >> yes. shown in table one of our report of this $42.6 million in bonds 850 plus to the project costs and one plus to the audit fund and 73 to the 0 cost of issuance and 4 hundred plus to the reserve that allows for market fluctuations with noted item 6 file 15102 on page 15 i've included the description of the est

the park is rich with eucalyptus trees. ng paths allow you to meander, perfect for a dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy the history. the diversity of nature that exists in such an urban city, concrete streets, cars, we have this oasis of the natural environment. it reminds us of what the history was. >> there is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available on the 28 bus to get you very easily. the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is a place to find and appreciate what you -- a wonderful breath of fresh air. come and experience in this park and enjoy the people, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved ones. in the middle of pacific heights, on top of these hills, it offers a great square, a peaceful beauty, large trees and grass and greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts

parking can be, boston was named the fifth worst city for parking in the country. chris mckinnon, wbz news. >> i love that guy saying it's like a union corn. -- unicorn. >> i can't believe we're only fifth on the list. that's crazy. >> i thought it would be worst. >>> more fallout for comedian bill cosby. >> the latest school revoking an honorary degree amid sexual assault allegations. >> we're all over the cowboys in dallas. we have your highlights >>> welcome back. 4:52. campaign 2016 rolling through manchester, new hampshire today. eight presidential hopefuls from both parties will join more than 1200 voters at a no labels problem solver convention. front runners like donald trump and bernie sanders are both on the schedule. other candidates said to take part in this chris christie and lindsey graham. it focuses on the no labels movement which is dedicated to breaking the gridlock in washington. >>> one of boston's oldest theaters may have held its last performance from oklahoma to cabaret, some of the nation's greatest musicals have played at the colonial theat

the woman shown in that picture. she was found dead in golden gate park over the weekend. the three suspects accused of shooting the hiker in fairfax are linked now with a connection to the death in golden gate park. we are just now getting that information and confirming it with san francisco police within the last ten to 15 minutes. again, the suspected killers in fairfax are linked to the death of this woman, found in golden gate park early saturday morning. >>> and that link involved some of her property being found in the suspect's possession. tonight, we are learning more about the criminal past of one of those three suspects. morrison lampley has a string of charges. he was arrested for carrying a concealed knife. it will be some time before they are brought back to the area. investigators say the three suspects shot and killed a 67-year-old man and wounded his dog. they had his car and they found a gun that may be the murder weapon for carter's case. >>> up to 45 cameras will be tracking you. >> peggy, who approved this and when will it start? >> the interesting th

just be honest. >> i have gone to the park before. een there. >> reporter: as the police continued to press the young man he began to crack --and quickly. >> and you were in your van, correct, or your mom's van or your dad's? >> yes. >> and you had --you went after that girl, right? >> yes. >> reporter: he admitted to going after melissa richards with a knife. and then offered a bizarre explanation for why he did it. >> i wanted to scare someone else because everyone else is so confident. i don't understand it, and i need someone else to be like me. >> reporter: detectives placed him under arrest -- but were far from finished. the reason? remember what he told detectives when they reached him by phone? >> where were you at again? >> a house in hartford, jessie blodgett's house. >> reporter: that's right, the confessed attacker was also a friend of jessie's. >> is that the girl that just passed? >> yeah. we were visiting her parents. >> reporter: his name was daniel bartelt, "dan" to his friends -- and he was the same 'dan" jessie had b

their 3 - hundred employees maintain and run over 70 parks, including the busiest park in the state -- gray's lake. each year the park welcomes over one million visitors. but the parks department says gray's lake is just the start of it... and people are often surprised how many other spaces there are to explore. "just the size, we have over 4000 acres. we have 76 parks... there are so many different things we can provide." if you are planning to visit gray's lake this weekend, make sure you check our website who-tv-dot-com for des moines marathon closures. some des moines drivers will have to find another route to home from work today... this morning the city permanently closed a portion of southeast 34 - th street... at the railroad crossing... that's near laurel it's part of a deal with the "union pacific railroad" because of increased train traffic through the metro. well if you've liked the weather we've had the last couple of days.... say goodbye, tomorrow you will need to dig the coat of out of the closet ... let's head oer to meteorologist jennifer mcdermed at the science cent

it happened inside the park near 110th and central park west. that's where eyewitness news reporter kala rama picks up the story. >> reporter: good morning. a few hours ago this whole area of central park was roped off. we're told by police that a man was walking his dog off the leash around 11:00 when something went horribly wrong. when he caught up with his dog, his dog had been killed. take a look. you can see the police police say the call came in as shots fired and reports of a dog suffering head trauma around 11:00 last night. the dog possibly a black lab was off leash and had run down a hill. the dog owner told police he thought something came out of the bushes and by the time he caught up with it the dog was dead. based on the response you can see police took this very seriously. officers flooded this area of the park and looked for ballistic evidence but here's the thing. they didn't find any. they didn't find anything in the bushes and the owner never actually heard any gunshots. at this point police can't say for sure if the dog was sh