it's also the park service has to have the courage to tell the truth when you visit a national park. may it be with the natural resources or with the cultural. again, on behalf of those who have been beneficiary of the work on behalf of these ladies and gentlemen and the organization it enriches all our experiences as we tour the parks to become better citizens. >> i want to make a couple of remarks, and we're going to open this up to all of you out there shortly. the national park service is sometimes described as the world's largest classroom, outdoor classroom usually. but it's not just where an awful lot of americans learned something about history that they didn't learn in school. but if you've been to the liberty bell or independence hall in philadelphia or if you've been to yosemite or canyon lands, you know that there are several million visitors from abroad who get their first lesson in american history from their national park service experience. >> true. >> think of the weight of that on the rangers. >> that's right. >> but it does create impressions. and they come with ver

it's also the park service has to have the courage to tell the truth when you visit a national park. may it be with the natural resources or with the cultural. again, on behalf of those who have been beneficiary of the work on behalf of these ladies and gentlemen and the organization it enriches all our experiences as we tour the parks to become better citizens. >> i want to make a couple of remarks, and we're going to open this up to all of you out there shortly. the national park service is sometimes described as the world's largest classroom, outdoor classroom usually. but it's not just where an awful lot of americans learned something about history that they didn't learn in school. but if you've been to the liberty bell or independence hall in philadelphia or if you've been to yosemite or canyon lands, you know that there are several million visitors from abroad who get their first lesson in american history from their national park service experience. >> true. >> think of the weight of that on the rangers. >> that's right. >> but it does create impressions. and they come with ver

as we often said, the first park in the world. from yellowstone in 1872 up 1916, something like 30 parks. monuments, memorials, had been created. i'm a single agency that could be held -- not a single agency that could be held accountable for their stewardship. many outstanding leaders homestead, stephen mather, and others advocated there should be one agency responsible for administering these rich natural and cultural resources. did prevailed and congress mark up a bill, signed into law, by president woodrow wilson. establishing within the department of interior the national parks service. before there was a national park service the secretaries of the interior had a lot of difficulty in maintaining these areas in particular. workforce.h civilian he said, i need to turn to an organization that has a lot of personnel. a lot of help. the department of war. so the department of defense secretary said i'm willing to help you of congress says ok to do that. and congress authorized at the request that if the secretary of interior reque

i would say the pleasuring ground park of the national park says been a challenge for the national parkservice for many, many years. what exactly does that mean? what does the recreational aspect of the national parks -- the parts that were created where large and for the most part wildland parks on old indian territory right at the moment that native peoples were being removed from those lands. the creation of reservations in the american west was more or less simultaneous with the creation of national parks. itt's one of the reasons why was the department of war that was responsible for administering those lands and the opening decades. and why some of the soldiers who engaged in that war, buffalo soldiers, so that some of the first african-american leaders -- leadership and stewardship of the national park dates of those military days. bob is from a generation much later. he should tell you this story. ofll led the process bringing african-americans into the leadership roles in the 1960's. the point i want to make this audience for the organization of american historians, gary has rem

i just wanted to share my opinion about the park and hopefully to get the fund to renovate the whole park. i work there almost every day from 10:00 to 6:00 and i saw a lot of problem or issue that we could help it. recently one of the ladies rooms, the toilet board is missing. someone took it home or whatever. so we only down to one toilet from the two and a lot of children using the clubhouse and i mean the park and a lot of people playing ping-pong in the clubhouse because the clubhouse is leaking if you can see from the picture and a lot of people requesting more space to use a lot of children playing there with the sand and, yeah, i hope you can pass this and we can get the money to renovate. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, everyone, my name is linda leal and i am a staff from chinese affirmative action. we are in support of additional funding for the willie wu wu wong playground. there's high density, a lot of businesses and housing and specifically sro's and these sro's have a limited amount of space where families can do activities therefore they would bring th

plenty of clothing and debris on the ground in the parking lot. ntgomery county police is getting ready to update us on the situation any moment. background, of 11:15, one hour ago, a busy friday at montgomery mall. in the bethesda area, a shooting in the parking lot. three victims. two men and a female. the suspect is still on the loose. the suspect unknown. whereabouts unkno and fire at montgomery mall. we were told by our kevin lewis who had to park on the other side of the mall that he walked through the mall and it was open and to his understanding, it seemed like a lot of people inside the mall did not know this was happening. a very sudden and unexpected situation in montgomery mall. police and fire presents a very significant, we saw a lot of firefighters earlier at a truck, the firefighters have been cash left the scene. many questions about the conditions about the dems. -- about the victims. i asked the spokesperson whether the victims have been said to be deceased, he said he had no confirmation that anyone was dead as a result of the s

spaces based on the number of parking spaces a residential project they need a start of the 14 points under the code today they will get 3 points for doing bike parking and separating the costs from the unit theretofore they need 11 more points the next thing they'll look like how many points for parking supply and the way points are assigned for the parking supply measures is consistent request other planning code provisions and design guidelines that look at the neighborhood xhashlth in order to do that you need to be blow the neighborhood parking rate when i'm talking about residential parking rate the number of spaces per unit so in this instance in the dog patch this the neighborhood parking space rate is approximately .6 spaces per unit when we come back to the project their parked as half the number of or half the rate of neighborhood so they'll get 6 points between the existing code and parking supply 9 point and 4 more points needed and i selected some measures for them to get there. >> same project now different amount

i just wanted to share my opinion about the park and hopefully to get the fund to renovate the whole park. i work there almost every day from 10:00 to 6:00 and i saw a lot of problem or issue that we could help it. recently one of the ladies rooms, the toilet board is missing. someone took it home or whatever. so we only down to one toilet from the two and a lot of children using the clubhouse and i mean the park and a lot of people playing ping-pong in the clubhouse because the clubhouse is leaking if you can see from the picture and a lot of people requesting more space to use a lot of children playing there with the sand and, yeah, i hope you can pass this and we can get the money to renovate. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, everyone, my name is linda leal and i am a staff from chinese affirmative action. we are in support of additional funding for the willie wu wu wong playground. there's high density, a lot of businesses and housing and specifically sro's and these sro's have a limited amount of space where families can do activities therefore they would bring th

he'ss the forr r head of conseatation d plplanning at the park's administration. agrees with ndimande that the mine could not only threaten the animals, but could make poaching worse. >> the whole security issusue has not been addressed. mines tend to be a magnet, drawing g in people from surroundnding areas beususe of the p potential opportunity of jobs. universally, it's well known that levels of crime increase around mines. so, poaching is a crime. >> according to dr. player, if the mine and the poaching are not stopped, the whole web of life that has been protected here for over a century will fail. >> there's no dououbt in mymy md that if that minene went ahead, it would destroy the wilderness. >> in a press statement, ibutho coal, who declined to comment on this story, touted jobs as a majojor benefit to the localal economy when the mine comes in. but according to the community,, the mine has not consulted them, or even told them where they will be forced to relocate to. for more than 100 years, the hluhluwe-imfolozi park has been a sanctuary for rhinos and

i just wanted to share my opinion about the park and hopefully to get the fund to renovate the whole park. i work there almost every day from 10:00 to 6:00 and i saw a lot of problem or issue that we could help it. recently one of the ladies rooms, the toilet board is missing. someone took it home or whatever. so we only down to one toilet from the two and a lot of children using the clubhouse and i mean the park and a lot of people playing ping-pong in the clubhouse because the clubhouse is leaking if you can see from the picture and a lot of people requesting more space to use a lot of children playing there with the sand and, yeah, i hope you can pass this and we can get the money to renovate. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, everyone, my name is linda leal and i am a staff from chinese affirmative action. we are in support of additional funding for the willie wu wu wong playground. there's high density, a lot of businesses and housing and specifically sro's and these sro's have a limited amount of space where families can do activities therefore they would bring th

she is actually being held in the parking lot at the mall right now. she's not allowed to leave until police say she can go back to work. she stopped at the mall to pick up lunch for her colleagues, said she's a sales rep, was going to go back to work. she mentions that she feels sort of weird because she's so concerned and nervous, and regular shoppers just seem to keep going in and out of the mall despite the fact there is a crime scene there taped o. scott broom also told us he probably saw close to two dozen police vehicles as they searched the area t information from montgomery county mall as soon as we can and get our reporters in place at local hospitals to find tout condition of the victims. we also learned from montgomery county police that all the victims in these shootings are male. in the montgomery county mall shooting -- excuse me, not male. all adults. in the montgomery county mall shooting, two males, one female. we're still trying to learn of a victim at the giant shooting. let's see if we can connect with scott broom. is scott broom a

it's on the opposite side in the parking lot where the suspect parked his car outside the boston market. little did we know we're right here. he was right there. eventually police caught up with him and took him down. we want to show you the parking lot here at giant. we're at connecticut avenue and aspen hill road. the scene cleared just within the last 15, 20 minutes, but let's show you some video of the very active scene. we understand that after the shooting at montgomery mall in understand, was here just getting out of her car right here in the parking lot. it was a little suv. and she was shot right there. we could see her body on the ground right next to her vehicle. police had to set up a tent over the top of her suv. we've had relentless rain all day long, so they had to preserve that evidence and work out here in the rain, taking the measurements and doing what they had to do. police have now cleared the scene. let's hear a little bit from the man who lived in the area during the sniper attacks. >> it reminds me perhaps of the sniper incident that happened years ago. my grandp

pancakes in the park. mu cleric park pancakes in the park funds raising may 21 from 9 to noon at lewis sutter club house in mu claren park. we will serve pancakes, eggs, sausage, fruit, refreshment for the low low low price of $10 for adults and $5 for children. help improve the park playground, picnic areas and information kiosks and if you had a desire to cook or serve breakfast i'll be in the kitchen flipping pancakes and helping volunteers who do an amazing job hosting this every year. our first recognition this month is for the amazing and don't know if she knows he is gelting it, linda deveero who plays many roles in the community including the help mclaren park effort. linda is a district 11 resident and our-one of our volunteer extraord nars and member of the [inaudible] mclaren park collaborative and friends of jerry garcia amp theater and for the past 6 years she served on the cities park, recreation and open space advise rea committee called prosac for the past 3 years as the chair. is steffan he

pancakes in the park. mu cleric park pancakes in the park funds raising may 21 from 9 to noon at lewis sutter club house in mu claren park. we will serve pancakes, eggs, sausage, fruit, refreshment for the low low low price of $10 for adults and $5 for children. help improve the park playground, picnic areas and information kiosks and if you had a desire to cook or serve breakfast i'll be in the kitchen flipping pancakes and helping volunteers who do an amazing job hosting this every year. first recognition this month is for the amazing and don't know if she knows he is gelting it, linda deveero who plays many roles in the community including the help mclaren park effort. linda is a district 11 resident and our-one of our volunteer extraord nars and member of the [inaudible] mclaren park collaborative and friends of jerry garcia amp theater and for the past 6 years she served on the cities park, recreation and open space advise rea committee called prosac for the past 3 years as the chair. is steffan here?

pancakes in the park. mu cleric park pancakes in the park funds raising may 21 from 9 to noon at lewis sutter club house in mu claren park. we will serve pancakes, eggs, sausage, fruit, refreshment for the low low low price of $10 for adults and $5 for children. help improve the park playground, picnic areas and information kiosks and if you had a desire to cook or serve breakfast i'll be in the kitchen flipping pancakes and helping volunteers who do an amazing job hosting this every year. our first recognition this month is for the amazing and don't know if she knows he is gelting it, linda deveero who plays many roles in the community including the help mclaren park effort. linda is a district 11 resident and our-one of our volunteer extraord nars and member of the [inaudible] mclaren park collaborative and friends of jerry garcia amp theater and for the past 6 years she served on the cities park, recreation and open space advise rea committee called prosac for the past 3 years as the chair. is steffan he

the project. because parking was communicated a big concern the loading zones resulted double parking. weep went door to door to do a survai of merchants along the corridor, there were two goals, one is ask how the parking and loading was now and anything quee do to change that. we reached about 85 percent, some closeed or not open. the second goal is provide project information so again they were aware of what was being proposed and could choose to participate in the subsequent engagement we had. this is a summary of what that looked like for opportunities for people to engage with us. what is not mentioned is phone calls and e-mails we also did with people that wanted to choose that as a opportunity. we held 3 open houses. we have heard mixed feedbackoon on the style. we had good attendance mpts 200 dozen seem like a lot but it is lot for a transportation meeting. for those groups open to it we met with them directly, that is better to have focused dialogue about a particular location or particular type of issue somebody might have mpt we did a online survai and collected those via pa

near the northwest community park. ficers say the vandals hit sometime between saturday night and early sunday morning. you can see the rear windows of the cars were smashed. officers think the vandals threw rocks at the windows. the u-s coast guard is suspending its search for a carnival cruise line passenger who fell overboard. 33-year-old samantha broberg was reported missing on friday. the coast guard believes she fell overboard from the 10th deck. >> mark:surveillance footage showed her sitting on a deck railing before falling backwards into the water. the cruise ship had left texas for a four-day trip to mexico. crews spent 20 hours searching an area of more than 43-hundred square miles before suspending the search last night. police in the north bay are investigating after a four- year-old boy drowned in a swimming pool at an apartment complex. it happened at the sonoma racquet club apartment complex around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. investigators say it appears the boy was using a kickboard to swim and slipped of

the parking station operator must collect the tax from the occupant along with the rent from the parking space and then remitts the tax from the city. revenue control or equipment or rce requirements apply to all parking stations including or it had been applied to all parking stations. the police code require the operator obtain a parking permit. the original ordinance that i created in 2014 created an exemption in the parking tax for a limited number of special parking events operated by volunteer parent led organizations for the sole benefit of the san francisco public schools and earning less than $10,000 in gross receipts. we had a narrow definition on what these parking lots would be. it's exempted. this is an effort to bring it up to date and deal with expired exemption through 2025. a few more years down the road. this ordinance shall be retro active to january 1, 2016. the school will issue parking permits for the event. one, the event must be conducted on school district property, two, the event must be held by volunteers by taxation of the 501c 3 of the internal revenue code.

the parking station operator must collect the tax from the occupant along with the rent from the parking space and then remitts the tax from the city. revenue control or equipment or rce requirements apply to all parking stations including or it had been applied to all parking stations. the police code require the operator obtain a parking permit. the original ordinance that i created in 2014 created an exemption in the parking tax for a limited number of special parking events operated by volunteer parent led organizations for the sole benefit of the san francisco public schools and earning less than $10,000 in gross receipts. we had a narrow definition on what these parking lots would be. it's exempted. this is an effort to bring it up to date and deal with expired exemption through 2025. a few more years down the road. this ordinance shall be retro active to january 1, 2016. the school will issue parking permits for the event. one, the event must be conducted on school district property, two, the event must be held by volunteers by taxation of the 501c 3 of the internal revenue code.

park goers are happy to hear the recreation and park department is letting it slide for now. the agency has suspended a program requiring large groups to pay for use of the lawn area. after $20.5 million dollar renovation at the park, the city reintroduced the permitting process. the department said they've done it in the past at del ores park. >> they need to have free life, not just be in a cacoon or something. >> the $33 permits would help recover costs for picking up trash. >> once we start to auction off lawn space in our parks, i think we're moving in a very dangerous direction. >> just dividing people, separating people apart. >> reporter: the department said there's a longstanding system wide permitting charge at other 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. >> l

conditions the loss of 4 parking spaces will not change the conditions of eir with the parking demand brought about in the vicinity those comments don't present any new information in the eir are trigger the need to recirculate the draft eir pursuant to ceqa to date, no new information submitted that will alternate the concludes in the draft eir or trigger the need to reroute the dir they recommend you adopt the motion with the report are accurate and adequate and the procedures for the final eir was prepared comply is california environmental quality act the california environmental quality act guidelines and charter 31 that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. >> yes. >> good afternoon planning commission chris with the planning department staff my portion is a large project authorization coupled with the associated e k for the adoption of ceqa vnldz forever the mixed use 17th street under the large project authorization we're seeking modifications to the planning code for exceptions including rear yard aid blockage of t

this happened right in the middle of the parking lot here. mentioned these unknowns about an incident that happened in prince george's county and then an incident happening in the middle of the parking lot of a mall, that all added to the fear that a lot of people had today not knowing where this potential suspect would strike next. certainly a sense of relief now knowing that this suspect is in custody, and police believe that he is connected to three different horrific crime scenes. >> all right, meagan fitzgerald. great work out there, meagan. live at montgomery mall in be bethesda. >> e t since 11:00 about this protective order against the gunman. apparently we're learning now from pete williams and our tracee wilkins in prince george's county that protective order included allegations of sexual abuse of two minors. that protective order issued back in march. it had to do with his wife who was murdered last night outside that prince george's county high school yesterday afternoon. well, now we have a completely additional picture painted.

by lean towards the ability to have parking if we go to the requirement what does that do to the spaceou have one-on-one w in one building subterranean parking one subterranean parking do you needed or need stackers or - >> correct all of the parking in into building is below grade so there is nothing else that can occur in that area in the effectual there of the less parking in other words, not displacing any of the uses and there's no stackers being used it is not necessary and there would be storage or bike parking or things like that. >> we have bike parking at a higher than required rating at one parking space per bedroom. >> thank you. >> and just briefly i'll turn over the time in the macro issues of eastern neighborhoods planning and how the city is growing we know more than most what was unhappiness with the growth happening and potrero hill and other spaces on the other neighborhoods this is not we did what you consider to side how you do the logical planning we approved the eastern neighborhoods if you read what the nuke district is it is naturally going to be housing we nee

this is where the suspect first was. parking lot. want to give you a sense of what it for people here. he walks out of the dunkin' donuts. from what we understand from folk, from authorities, he is just walking around north gate shopping mall like it's no big deal. that is -- i'll get you on the sidewalk so you don't get hit by a car. that is the giant right there. that is where the homicide occurred. a football field away. that doesn't stop him. we walk around the shopping mall. we have a florist right here. people were milling about. doing their normal things during the day. we have a michael's there, kohl's is here. this is the t-mobile. nail shop. i remember when he was arrested, there were all these women came to the window to see what was going on. if you look down here, this is the boston market where he sat down and we are told by a witness had lunch for an hour. we send it back to you. michelle: thank you. we want to go now to brad bell standing by with n investigation. what have you aking about what the motive was here. at t

benefits of the new park for the city, and our parking operators, are really real time reporting, auditing big data, analytics and a global view, with the cds, or the central monitoring station, we will have all of the data and be able to come back in real time to get a view and make the decisions based on data. a few of our central monitoring stations. we have already begun some of the work. we have already started installing some of the fiber optic cabling throughout the streets. and we have initiated the designs for the facilities for accepting the equipment. and we have executed with the rec park who is our partner and the department of technology. and our public works division. if you choose to support this contract, the next step will be to actually schedule to be at the board of supervisors next week. and then to issue an ntp with skidata to kick off the install. >> projected time line, is about 33 months, starting in may. and the end of the warranty period will end in 2029. happy to answer any questions, or concerns that you may have at this time. >> you supervisor tang? >> thank y

the money would be used for park maintenance, and the city park system has not had a significant funding increase in 15 years. >>> a bike share program launching in san mateo, and you do not even have to return the bike where you got it when you're done for the day, and the program, "bait bikes -- "bay bikes" use technology so that you can unlock and track the bike and when you are done you can leave it at any bike rack in the city. >>> honoring the life of prince, and how he has been honored at the jehovah's witness kingdom hall where he worshiped before he died. >>> and can anyone stop donald trump from security being -- securing the republican presidential nominee, and why no one is willing to challenge them at the moment. >>> the east bay commute is getting more crowded westbound as you head toward oakland, more coming up.>>> low clouds in place, not a solid fog bank, the burning off sooner and temperatures warming up. >>> welcome back, candidates are trying to find a conservative to stop donald trump.'s back in the parties are breaking wide open as we get closer to the end of the pr

it happened in the parking lot on the east sweetsford roadside thursday. the woman was injured when they pulled up next to her in this blue car snatched her purse. they later used her credit card at nearby wagman's and target stores. >>> months ago, it did not appear voters in new jersey would impact the presidential race. now? next month's primary could clench the nomination for hillary clinton. the primary is exactly two weeks away, june 7. lauren mayk spoke to both camps how the garden state could play such a key role. we are live in cherry hill where hillary clinton opened an office. lauren? >> reporter: we are inside that campaign headquarters right now. and they are actually preparing to do some phone banking here this evening. volunteers have been arriving, and they will be increasing efforts to reach voters before the primary. as you mentioned, that is two weeks from today, and at that point, hillary clinton could be on verge of clenching that nomination. >> this is from the hillary clinton campaign -- >> she's not leaving anything to chance. >> wh

pancakes in the park. mu cleric park pancakes in the park funds raising may 21 from 9 to noon at lewis sutter club house in mu claren park. we will serve pancakes, eggs, sausage, fruit, refreshment for the low low low price of $10 for adults and $5 for children. help improve the park playground, picnic areas and information kiosks and if you had a desire to cook or serve breakfast i'll be in the kitchen flipping pancakes and helping volunteers who do an amazing job hosting this every year. our first recognition this month is for the amazing and don't know if she knows he is gelting it, linda deveero who plays many roles in the community including the help mclaren park effort. linda is a district 11 resident and our-one of our volunteer extraord nars and member of the [inaudible] mclaren park collaborative and friends of jerry garcia amp theater and for the past 6 years she served on the cities park, recreation and open space advise rea committee called prosac for the past 3 years as the chair. is steffan he

the heavy metal structure taken from the park in the middle of the night. leaving the rosebushes in disarray and visitors bewildered. >> it made me sick. >> some punk would do something like that. >> found in the back of the yard of a home and heard people bragging about it. the relative says the couple's own trellis broke before the wedding and someone that the relative did not know showed up with the arch way and the couple didn't know where it came from. it sounds more like a college prank than wedding preparations. authorities believe a thief brought a park in the park and the trellis would have had more than one person carry it out. the park is looking how to secure the arches to prevent someone from trying this again. >> the trellis is valued at $6000. stealing it could be considered a felony. police say no arrests have been made. >>> cloudy skies did not stop 200 high schoolers from facing you have in a solar race at the capital. students designed the cars according to a strict set of rules and regulations. each car could be fitted with one motor. th

chris gordon, his shot was on the scene from the parking lot. e where outside the mall three's three people were shot. we know it was outside the mall. chris gordon is outside the mall. we had a shot a couple minutes ago. can you hear us, tell us what's going on out there? >> the parking lot just outside of macy's and the arch light cinemas, you see a number of police cars, crime scene tape right here. this is in the parking lot outside of the mall, the macy's, which is a two-story building. second story of macy's. police cruisers on the scene i talked to, captain paul starks of the montgomery county police public information office, he says there is a report of a shooting. we have been told three people injured, not confirmed that they were going long by gunshots. there was a report of a shooting. three people transported to a local hospital. closest, probably suburban. two miles away south of here walter johnson is a short distance away down democracy boulevard heading east. this happened just about 11:15 which would be the earliest of the lunc

eventually, their grandson went on to expand the community, building doral estates and doral park. is completely transforming the area with a massive billion-dollar downtown doral project. ♪ the father-daughter duo of armando and ana-marie codina bought 31 buildings in an industrial area. >> it took us several years, but we have now demolished 27 of the 31. >> we really wanted to build a community of locals. we want a vibrant place where people want to live, work, play. >> condo towers, more than 70 stores and restaurants, over a million square feet of office space, even the new $20 million city hall and village green that you see behind me. armando codina says his plan is all coming together now, but it was 30 years in the making. >> i was lucky enough that cuba was 90 miles from the united states and that i was able to come here. so, everything that i have, i owe to this country. you couldn't do what i've done anyplace else. you interview my daughter -- she has an mba from m.i.t. i didn't go to college. i went to support my mama when she got out of cuba, so... >> it wasn't until

we do our best to make sure in our heaviest used areas we expect them all of the time. >> the park was packed with families enjoying the warm weather during this holiday weekend. >> it was fast. we came here to have a good time. >> that specific area of the park will remain closed for the rest of the weekend until park rangers can determine that no one was will be in danger. >>> police chester are investigating a deadly case of animal cruelty. two dogs tied up and set on fire. someone called in and found the animals on west 6th street. they may have been dead before the fire. tests will officially determine how they died. >>> police are searching for the drive that hit and killed a man yesterday morning and then took off. the victim was crossing the intersection at highways 30 and 9. anyone with information should call police. >>> police are also investigating a deadly hit-and-run. a car hit a pedestrian last night in folsom. police there say they're still working to get a description of the car that drove off. >> a motorcycle rider that was injured when his bike collided with a car in

the dispute started in the parking lot of the quick stop. one car fired at another, and more shots were fired, and the police caught up with one vehicle a point at the gas station. chp later stopped the other vehicle in martinez, all of this after a mother of or mac was shot and killed on the freeway last week. >> i have no enemies that i know of. regardless of the shooting, i don't know what it is about, and i just hope it is never me and that they catch the ones that are doing this.>> chp officers arresting one suspect in martinez, sky fox caught the other. they did find a gun in the vehicle.>>> and responding to the recent shootings, the cancel -- the council has unanimously approved the plan to install cameras along the stretch where the shootings take place. the police chief plans to install it to 10 new cameras on the five-mile stretch of highway for within the pittsburg city limits. >> we feel that quickly getting cameras up on the freeway to cover all of the lanes of traffic can be a big benefit to the citizens of pittsburgh. this is

the montgomery old er dill, h daooting yesterday allegedly shot and killed his estranged wife in the parking lot of high point high school in prince george's county. so, we are told that members of that tactical team actually spotted him in the dunkin' donuts, that is in this parking lot, and had been keeping a very close eye on him for quite some time. watching his every single move. then when tar dill got up and went to his vehicle, that is when we are told from members of that tactical team, one every them spoke us to, they said they decided to use the element of surprise and surround him, that is when they called in that additional back-up. those officers who were directly across the suspect and these officers. peopleinedible restraint not to open fire on this suspect heavily armed. he is suspected of having shot four people today, killing two of them, killing his estranged wife allegedly, yesterday, so you can imagine, just how tense this was for the officers involved. it all wrapped up very quickly. it only took about minute or so once the of in for this arrest to happen. and tis. woul

they were both the parking lot. estfield mall in montgomery county maryland where three people were shot. we have not heard of their conditions yet. about 35 minutes later, another shooting at the aspen hill shopping center outside a super market, one woman was shot and killed. that's a total of four victims and one of them dead. the first one this morning and the first one, westfield on montgomery mall, when a woman got out of her car approached by a man who subsequently shot her after talking to her for a while. both of these shootings today were women. authorities are investigating whether these two incidents today are related to the picture you are seeing on the left side of your screen. a man identified as a former federal protective service officers, rather an officer who has been placed on protective leave. his name is todeal. he's accused of shooting and killing a woman who he was in a custody dispute. according to federal officials, he was placed on administrative leave. he was placed put on administrative d

high school when there was a shooting in the parking lot. murdered. her name gladys, the wife of eulalio tordil.g new informatiot to share with you right now about all of this. i have just gotten a look at the peace order that gladys tordil won against her estranged husband. it tells a terrible story. she told the court that they brought their two children from the philippines in 2006. and that eulalio tordil w suspecting them to overly strict, military type discipline. that he would lock them in a dark closet. he showed them pornographic materials. he touched them inappropriately. again this is all laid out in this peace order that gladys tordil got. she also says in march that he told her if she he would do her harm. her. leaving clues behind to police that he intended to go out in a blaze of glory. he wanted to die from suicide-by-police. better opportunity to hear from prince george's county police chief hank stawinski. he said the knowledge kept him awake all night and he feels terrible they were not able to catch him before he could shoot the peo

>> lickety-split out of the park. no pictures. >> how were the tourists and folks reacting to all this? >> tourists? they were shocked but listening because they were being yelled at. >> yeah, it was a scary situation, so i didn't know what was going on. the first thing i thought of is perhaps someone had jumped the fence, you know, you hear about that happening too frequently so that's what i assumed had happened but didn't know. i didn't hear shots or anything, but it was very clear that there was something serious going on. >> reporter: now that we know there was a shooting, but at the time your first indication that something was wrong was when secret service came out and started -- >> screaming, yelling, whistling, there's a bunch of school kids out there freaking out. they don't know what's going on. people are trying to get everybody out of the street and to safety, so it was -- yeah, it is not what i expected when i came to take pictures. >> there was a white man walking with a gun towards the thite house. poli

it should have happened before they completed the park. >> reporter: the park should be open late july or early august. residents say they can't wait. in san francisco, allen martin, kpix 5. >> the developer says the city is to blame for the delay. this afternoon san francisco supervisor introduced legislation that will get the approval process rolling. >>> california is cracking down on drivers who cheat with the disabled plaquers. tomorrow lawmakers will announce an audit of the program. to give you an idea how bad it is, in san francisco there are twice as many placards as parking meters. >> this is an audit where we will make the dmv uncomfortable to make sure they are doing things right. >> last year they started a crack down on those who illegally applied for the placard. >>> how would you like to make tens of thousands of dollars on top of your regular salaries? tonight phil matier found out all you have to do is get a job at b.a.r.t. >> reporter: look familiar? a broken b.a.r.t. escalator. motionless for months. it is on a long repair list that has been keeping the agency's esc

shortly after the murder, they spotted his car in this parking lot, and then they spotted him in this boston market restaurant. what the suspect did not know was that somebody who took a seat near him was a police officer make the arrest. the capture of eulalio tordil happens just after he strolls out of the restaurant. watch the security camera video. as soon as the suspected killer is in the small silver car, the police move in. they slam into the car. within seconds, our cameras are there as tordil is led away in handcuffs. >> he was just walking up to the car. rad: a relatively peaceful end to a violent spree for you. >> some guy came in and told us there had been another shooting outside of macy's. less than an hour later, at this giant and aspen hill, a person is shot and killed. the police realized that tordil is the likely suspect in already aims to do more harm. the is already a wanted man former during his estranged wife, gladys tordil, in the parking lot of high point high school yesterday in beltsville. the federal protective service officer has gone in body armor. wants t