the park was saved from development. we spoke with lisa hayes about the history of the park, the native american piscataway bible lands -- tribal lands. ms. hayes: we are on the banks of the potomac, as you can see. we are directly across from mount vernon. this cat away park is a national park that was signed into legislation by john f. kennedy in 1961. it came about because a , francesoman from ohio payne bolton, a member of the mount vernon ladies association, bought a farm right here where we are standing. 1950's.or sale in the she bought it to prevent it from becoming developed, and then donated the land. the foundation helped lead a partnership of organizations on this area in preserving six miles of shoreline on the potomac river. also involved with the alice foundation, the homeowners who live here in piscataway park, and individuals from the county. piscataway park is nearly 5000 acres. the foundation stewards 200 acres of the park through a corporation with the national park service. there is a section down the

it happened in the area of park street and lincoln avenue. kron four's alecia reid has the latest on the investigation. (pkg) police were out here investigating for more than 10 hours, trying to piece this all together.one thing they know for sure, is that speed was a factor in this crash.pkg sot - it rolled 8 or 9 times. the mangled truck came to rest at webb ave and park street.after taking out a street light. it was so loud, people living as far as a quarter mile away heard the truck barreling down the roadway.dave osborne sot - sqealing tires, and you could hear the metal hit the pavement. you could hear the rollingwitnesses say the g-m-c sierra was driving extremely fast southbound on park street, before the fatal collision.sot - it was a big messa woman in a minivan traveling along lincoln way was hit by the truck at park street.sot - by the looks of the minivan, she got clipped. she was really luckythe jaws of life was used to pry open the truck. 7 people were inside. one of them, a woman - died here at the scene. 6 of the other occupan

the 10-year-old did leave the park but was not transported to the hospital. those water slides are just one portion of a rather large park in total there's 31,000 square feet for this park. reporting live in dublin, nbc bay area news. >> thank you retch. new at 5:00 uber's founder and ceo is mourning the death of his mother killed in a boating extent last night. the parents of travis were riding in a boat on flat pine lake when it hit a rock and sank. here's a picture of the three of them. the mother died and the faerp is in stable condition. they're incredibly close reportedly. a federal judge boais now block the district from punishing those students anymore saying the suspension raised concerns about their first amendment rights. the student filed a lawsuit against the district saying the school inflijd on their free speech rights. president trump is on his way home after his first overseas trip since taking office. mr. trump participated in the final day of the g7 p summit and spoke to droops in sitly. jay gray reports on the president's efforts at face-to

service and the national park service. also, what has come to that -- what has come to maryland as well is maryland is now the home of the national underground railroad network to freedom program. it is a wonderful opportunity for anyone who was to get involved in the underground railroad research and wishes to share the stories through websites and facilities. it's a happens right now, miss -- maryland has more network freedom program members than any other state in the nation. just because the park is established is not mean the work is over. beyond getting it established, they are working on what is known as a foundation document. a planning document to move the park forward and engage the community. they are also looking at the natural resources in the area -- cultural landscape in the area with a goal of eventually acquiring more properties related to harriet tubman. they will also take a look at the visitor center to make sure that the information we are providing is good for visitors. i'm going to skip over these nex

right now the finance after san francisco park is $192 but i did this legislation the pendency could increase to $1000 but only in dolores park. >>> uber is making their weight into another industry. the company launched a new app. matches truck drivers with companies that have shipments the delivery. the company shipping will pay over and then overpays a driver. this is the third standalone app. >>> a young man that stopped the terrorist attack on a train in france almost 2 years ago has graduated from college as we can. he's getting his diploma from sacramento state. haman two france managed to tackle and tie up a would be gunmen before he could open fire on a train headed for france from belgium. the three return to a hero welcome. it's being turned into a movie by hollow -- hollywood legend clint eastwood. >> this was like our first chance that we got to sit down and reflect on how we spent -- felt about it. >> reporter: he says they're having at great time. >>> richard branson was in san francisco to announce the launch of virgin sport san francisco. he said it would be the first

where live at the park. >> reporter: this park is much loved and much later. it was a friday crowd mostly local. on weekends people come from all over. it felt like summer to start up the music and find the frisbee and lay out the picnic blanket. with crowds that's more garbage for dolores park. after a holiday weekend that grass will look like a landfill.>> the good thing is people are waiting for their -- >> reporter: this supervisor proposes a $1000 fine for littering. >> we should not have the garbage left in the park. if you look around the exterior of the park, there is a lot of trash receptacles. >> reporter: a major part renovation added more receptacles. many do so without a second thought.>> that is what you do. i live here and care about my cities so i respect it. anywhere you go you should always pick up after yourself. >> a keep the public responsible and accountable.>> if you step on a broken bottle, i will certainly need stitches. >> reporter: the supervisor wants to ban glass at the park. that idea a hearted -- a little harder to swallow for man

way to describe pork in the park we eat is commodity, mass consumption raised park which is opposite of heritage, this the perfect five by six tomato. >> tell us what you are making. >> we have a finished product here, this is kahlza pork, it's popular and hawaii, banana leaf is the predominant labor along with tea leaf. we don't necessarily buy this pork from hawaii because it's not sustainable, we use park from stone valley farms, we will be using black mass natural needs for the event. -- meets for the event. >> going into this event, growing up in hawaii, modern hawaiian in the dogpatch, tell me the philosophy we heard about and what you are serving. i know you have winds out the door. >> we are very fortunate to be busy. doing the hardest job which is a busy sunday brunch. shout out to the team for doing an amazing job. what we have to do at the restaurant, honor the animal, honor what the land gives us. in the restaurant we put a cicerone on the top, we use the bone for the broth, and the ramen noodles. we like the approach of everything, we have pork belly, normally it's shredd

residents around the area take the dog park seriously. arlington county is getting an earful about the proposal to cut the shirlington dog park in half. >> the dog owners are outraged and worried about a popular shirlington dog park that it might be made smaller. the county has three options to reduce the storm off adding the green space effectively reducing the park to 55,000, 47,000 or just 27,000 square feet. that is half the parks current size. >> i'm very sad and upset. >> the fliers have been posted to warn about the proposed changes and there are a couple of facebook groups and a change.org petition with 2700 signatures urging the county not to reduce the size of the park. >> in a statement, a county spokesperson said there is no immediate funding or the intention on changing the configuration of the shirlington dog park in the short-term. however, as the capital renovations happen in the future or renovation is needed the state mandated storm water management standards will need to be addressed. >> i understand the need for change.

cal osha spent the day examine ago water slide at dublin's new water park. they're trying to figure out what caused a 10-year-old boy to slide ride off the slide on saturday. two of the park's three main water slides remain closed today as those safety inspections continue. >>> alameda police believe speed was a factor in a rollover accident that killed two people today. six other people were hurt. police say seven people were in a pickup truck that was speeding along park street and clipped a minivan. the truck rolled over several times and hit a tree and a sign post. the two people who died were in that truck. the woman in the minivan suffered minor injuries. >>> authorities are investigating a police shooting in fremont. they say a man was injured and taken to a trauma center. it happened around 4:00 this afternoon at a shopping center near mowery avenue. we don't know the condition of the person who was shot or what led up to the shooting. we are working to get more information and as soon as we do we will bring it to you. >> you're watching ktvu fox 2 ne

the incident didn't scare people away from the park tonight. matt tibbles says violence in the mission season knew. but the time and place is alarming. >> it seems like a lot of it happens early in the morning or late at night. and they are getting more brazen. maybe that will cause something to happen. >> reporter: others say police should become part of the diverse park's community. >> it would be nice to see, you know a cop on the corn he, part of the community, saying hi to people. maybe not enforcing the law all the time but just being present. >> reporter: tonight police say the victim in this case is still not able to speak with investigators to describe his attackers. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> want to show you a live look at times square in new york city where even at this late hour it is still a very active crime scene. new video shows 26-year-old richard rojas bag being taken away in handcuffs. he was charged with murder and attempted murder after he sped his car through times square hitting and

abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the normally quiet park with the latest. amy? >> reporter: hi, kristin, this opening, entrance to the park, now open, police left, people are enjoying the park again, but when it was closed down, not only did it disrupt rhythm, but shook their sense of safety. runners, walker, and dogs trying to get to the park this morning were stopped by the harsh reality of crime scene tape. >> to have something like this is really unusual. it is such a nice place. >> reporter: instead of exercising, neighbors stopped to tell each other the news, that a jogger discovered a body on the trail at 5:30 this morning. police say the man had been stabbed to death. >> oh, that's really scary. i run up here in the mornings often at 6:00 a.m. glad i was not here earlier this morning. >> reporter: police spent the morning looking for clues and marking evidence as they found it. some who use the park found themselves speculating about what could have happened in this usually peaceful place. >> we also have a a lot of night activity up here, so there's a l

crews will renovate the park's founta fountain. the work is expected to last through the year. >>> in northern virginia a woman's stop at trader joe's turned into a confrontation over religion. >> excuse me? i was born he anymore. you're a muslim. >> now it's unclear what happened before the recording or what happened after. but the woman who recorded it claims the incident started after she let a woman wearing a head covering cut in front of her in line. diego is a store employee ringing up items. >> i saw her face and i knew she was upset. i could tell by the look in her eyes. she looked like she was tearing up. >> he offered to carry her bags. >>> a new twist in an infamous murder case. the woman once accused of killing chandra levy is now back in his native country. he was an undocumented assaults in d.c. when he was charged in levy's death. he was accused of attacking her when she jogged in the park and was found guilty in 2010. he was granted a new trial based on false witness testimony. that case was dismissed last year. >>>

the alterication was in a parking lot. he was waving pipe or pole at people threatening the deadly force. cell phone video in the moments after the shooting shows a man on the ground writhing in pain. >> he stood there. >> the passer by captured the video. the man stopped tolding his hands in the area before an officer shot him. >> for me as a mother, it was not justified. >> the confrontation was at a parking lot near a grocery store and orchard supply hardware. this man was startled by the gun fire. >> you would think there are people running around. there was nothing like that. people were shocked it was mid- afternoon. >> it quickly unfolded within 1 to 3 minutes. >> someone in the area flagged down a passing patrol officer. >> the information the officer received was only that there was someone waving a pipe around threatening people. >> that officer pursued the man. >> he was chasing the young black man telling him to stop, drop it. he said drop what. >> she didn't see the metal pipe until after several shots rang out

. >>> right now at 11:00, not the big splash the water park was open for. the incredible crash caught on video. the news at 11:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. some people have been waiting for months to try out dublin's new aquatic park called the wave. they had to be shut down after a 10-year-old flew out of one and ended up on the concrete below. we've got the pictures of this, sergio. >> reporter: and the pictures actually difficult to watch. that right there is the big tower where all these slides are. and you can see there's a green tower there. that is called the emerald plunge. that's the one that the kid slid off of. in the video, you can see the boy jet down the slide, then fly over the edge as it meets the concrete. >> what did you think when he flee out? >> i thought he was dead at first. he hit the ground pretty hard. you heard it. >> reporter: omari was not far away when it happened. the park staff got to the boy quickly. >> he had scraping on his back. and once again, we checked him out fully and he was talking

. >> reporter: it happened in front of that yellow box truck in the parking lot. we have watched a lengthy investigation, 6 hours have passed. the man shot by a fremont officer is still alive. >> what did you shoot him for? >> >> reporter: the moments after the shooting, the passer by capturing the video. >> for me as a mother it was not justified. >> the confrontation was in a parking lot near an orchard supply store. this witness was working at the hardware store pick up window loading a car. >> i saw the officer chasing the dude. he told him to stop and to drop something. by the time i got in the parking lot he was yelling for me to move out of the way and he opened fire. >> it unfolded within 1 to 2 minutes. >> it all began when someone flagged down a passing patrol officer. >> he was waving a pipe around threatening people. >> he was pursued on foot. >> the officer was chasing him telling him to stop, drop it. >> she didn't see the metal pipe, a foot long until after several shots rang out. >> he was crying and bleeding on the ground. >> police confirmed they

today the park was packed. some people were visiting the park for the first time. many say they plan to come back. >> yes, the experience and the peace of mind of beg out here is great. >> it's nice to be able to enjoy ourselves and not have to worry about someone acting a fool and can't handle their alcohol. >> park rangers say the big memorial day crowd was very well behaved. >>> this winter's big storms hit most of us by surprise. more than 40 storms in all traveled across the pacific and slammed into the west coast. >> ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo shows us the systems that took over northern california this past winter. >> reporter: the russian river in guerneville is no stranger to flooding. the first storms of 2017 boosted the river nearly six feet above its 32-foot flood stage on january 11th. water swelled and covered many of the roadways and a flooded properties nearby. >> with what is predicted tomorrow that is going to be the highest in 10 years. >> reporter: and down the coast, giant surf pounded our shoreline. >> wow. >> reporter: while there were ma

the park the rest of the park will be open to the public in a few hours.espite the chilly weather in dublin this morning, we see how many show up. video shot a short time ago because inspectors from the state's department of occupational safety and health are here taking a look at the emerald plunge slide. they opened with the ride manufacture whitewater to figure out what went wrong on saturday when a 10-year-old boy was thrown from the slide. the accident was captured on video by photographer from the bay area news group shooting a story. the boy landed on the concrete next to the slide and only suffered some scratches and was okay. this is what city officials say about the accident this weekend. >> it was at and 80 degree angle so you move quickly and the washout area is intended to slow you down as you get into it. it is really -- we need to get to the bottom of it. safety is a top priority here. >>>> reporter: emerald plunge slide with the boy fell off on saturday immediately was closed to the public and officials at the same time shut down ride dubli

. >> let's get right out to emily turner who's live at the wave water park where they've already shut down the ride. >> it was a scary afternoon here. the park is still open behind me, but that slide has been shut down and is closed for the moment. take a look at this video. it is shocking. you see a 10 year old little boy going down the slide on the right side. about halfway down, he flies off the slide, over the side, and then topples down the concrete barrier between that and another slide. apparently this little boy is okay. he just has a skinned knee. his parents have taken him to the doctor. you can imagine it was very frightening for him. apparently he was pretty brave too and only cried a little bit. the park says you're supposed to cross your arms and legs when you go down that slide. he did not cross his legs, although it's still very concerning this happened at all. as a result, the park has closed that slide to make sure it's safe. >> we have a maintenance person from the installer coming out right now to check that piece of equipment with us and make sure tha

service and the white house historical association the park had been used as a racetrack, pettinggraveyard and slave market. it had also been encampment for soldiers in the war of 1812. today is popular for the political activities. so they improving the lawn, repairing the fountains and replacing irrigation system that does not work. >> we have broken pipes, broken sprinkleer heads. >> the crews have begun to install what the park service calls a high-tech water irrigation system. with intense jent sensors that can -- intelligent sensors. >> it knows it doesn't have to water flowers if so it reduces utility use and operating cost. michelle: all the work happens in three phases with more than a third of the park closed at any given time. with renovations expected to be done by the end of the year. in lafayette park, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. doug: we are enjoying a pleasant tuesday. the winds were light. 63 in rockville. beautiful everything ahead. the temperatures will drop. we are in the low to mid-60's across the region. 66 in washington. 63 at dulles. 64 in baltimore. wa

the promoter has worked with the city and is planning a concert on august 27 at lyngate park. the event is expected to draw 15,000 people. >>> vacations to cuba may soon be over. we will tell you the actions of the president is considering that could make cuba off-limits again to americans. >>> big dinner parties for university of california regions are now a thing of the past. the steps being taken to keep cost down for you see schools as continue -- tuition continues to rise. >>> we do see that it could be windy out there and could affect some of your commutes. it looks okay so far on the san mateo bridge heading out to the peninsula. >>> altamont pass now gusts up to 51 miles an hour. travis, 40 miles an hour. it will be a windy and cool day and we may have some rain in the forecast late tonight and tomorrow morning. caress, with floral fusion oil is more than one thing. it's soft skin and fine fragrance. discover more than one thing with caress. soft skin, fine fragrance. caress. >>> good morning. an officer is on paid leave after an officer involved shooting. we will tell

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and it happened at the same park where a woman was assaulted a few months ago. fox 29's dave kinchen has the story from wilmington. >> reporter: elle murray ran into troubling news while working out in this wilmington park. we told her it's where a 22 year old woman was grabbed tuesday by a man who tried to steal from her. >> it's pretty scary. i'm goining to run down by the river. she was like be careful. i'll be fine. >> police say the woman was on the walking path in the park at south park drive and northwest street in wilmington. a man grabbed her. they struggle. she fell. the man tried to take her thing. it all happened before 3:00 p.m. tuesday in broad daylight. >> there's not lost people around here around that time. so i could see something like that happening. because there's not a lot of traffic. right now there's lot of people walking around if you come at noon, you might be the only person on the trail. >> reporter: thankfully someone came to help the woman but the bad guy got away. people who work out here daily are shocked. >> usu

the bill would also ban glass from parks all across the city. t littering has become a growing problem at dolores park. the city recently finished a renovation of the park that cost 20 million dollars. it may be several months before the proposal is voted on by the city supervisors. ( darya ) coming up... new details about a stabbbing at a popular bay area park. what we are learning about the victim and his attackers. plus.... a warning the next time you put on sunscreen. find out which brands are scamming its customers. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (robin) major hot spot in niles canyon rd at palomares is closed ( darya ) one-third of sunscreens on store shelves don't offer the protection they promise. that is according to a consumer reports study.( mark ) it found that 33-percent of s-p-f labels were less than w

that's just up the street from the peter pan cooperative nursery school in maxwell park. one person was hit and wounded but is expected to survive and so far no description of the suspects. >>> a pair of armed robbers are still on the run after a shooting near costco forced shoppers to duck for cover. it happened at the danville store yesterday and is the second robbery there in less than two weeks. police have stepped up patrols at that store but the community is concerned about the sudden uptick in crime. >> i'm concerned with the escalation of the violent activity that took place yesterday, that they seem to be ramping it up. >> at a town hall meeting in danville this morning people were demanding answers about what's been happening at the local costco. >> i really hope they catch the guys. danville is somewhat of an affluent community and it attracts some nasty elements out there. >> police chief tried to address their fears. >> we're trying to dissuade the criminals from wanting to come back. >> reporter: he says he recognizes the magnitude of the recent robberies, th

the south. plus, powerful winds and heavy rains hitting travelers coming home. >>> water park emergency. a 10-year-old boy flying off this three-story slide, somehow surviving. investigators trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> and drone daredevil. the mystery man soaring through a crowded stadium, is this the future of travel? >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for david. it's great to have you with us on this memorial day. and we begin with the growing crisis inside the white house, involving president trump and one of his top advisers, son-in-law jared kushner, under fbi scrutiny over his contacts with russians. allegedly trying to create a back-channel communications. some close to the president now proposing kushner take a leave of absence. president trump attending his first public event since returning from his overseas trip, paying tribute to american servicemen and women. who died for their country. the white house under increasing pressure over the russian investigation. abc's mary bruce starts us off. >> reporter: president trump marking this memorial day with a solem

the city wants me to leave mitchell park and take pearl, the pug, this way. to this dog park half a mile away. let's be honest, pearl could probably use the walk anyway. at dog parks like this one on s street, dogs can run off leash and play without worrying about being an outlaw. some owners complain about the fake grass and lack of trees, although this guy doesn't really seem to mind. but back to mitchell park, if this reaction is any indication. >> i'm prepared to pushback, because there's a conflict in the neighborhood. the park service needs to know that. >> many here seem ready for a dog fight. the parks department tells me the city could start handing out tickets as early as june. for a complete rundown of the dog laws and a list of s neighborhood, head to wusa 9.com and our mobile app. eric, wusa 9. >> and if you go to the wusa 9 app or website, we have a complete list of the fines you could get if your dog is caught off the leash. that list includes d. c. and counties throughout maryland and virginia. plus, a look at dog parks where your pup can run f

i t was the park's grand opening. onight -- the boy is recovering from a scratched up shoulder this morning, contractors, manufacturers, and osha .... were all inspecting the water slide... in efforts to ensure the safety of the ride. the city released a statement saying -- "the city of dublin is fully committed to ensuring a safe and fun experience for our customers. the emerald plunge and the dublin screamer slides will be closed until further notice. (pam) also tonight -- the mayor of benicia is proposing tough, new regulations be placed on the valero oil refinery. this comes after a flaring event earlier this month... that sent thick, black smoke into the sky. the e-p-a says, that two toxic chemicals released into the air.... reached 10- times normal levels.... several people were hospitalized. kron 4's charles clifford spoke to the mayor about what changes she wants. back on may 5th, a major power outage at the valero refinery in benicia resulted in a flaring event that sent black smoke pouring into the sky. a nea

parents at the park made their own risk assessments today. >> these kind of accidents do happen. and i'm sure people are taking care of that. >> i'll check out the slides first to see if i think it's okay and let him know which ones to go on and which ones not to go on. >> the slide involved in the acident and i second similar one remain closed indefinitely. >>> an 82-year-old south bay man is considered a hero tonight after fighting off a burglar 30 years his junior. abc 67 news was in san jose where yousef showed us where his wife, 76-year-old christina was tacked last night in the backyard of their home when a would be burglar hit her in the head with a large stick. she screamed for her husband who went right after the woman. >> i catch him. she hid me. she was like tiger. very strong. >> he held the woman till deputies arrived and arrested rehnu singh. his wife received eight stitches to her head but she's okay. >>> breaking news in the last hour, we learned former dictator of panama manuel noriega has died. he was the head of military in panama from '83 till 1989 when the u.s

this morning, they gather that the pentagon parking lot. poolwent to the reflecting for performances by billy ray cyrus and rocky. years, rolling thunder has brought attention to military servicemembers, prisoners of war, and missing in action. the annual event continues tonight with the national memorial day concert, which will be hosted by joe manchin. other guests included general colin powell, scotty , and the national symphony orchestra. in the marine corps from 1965 to 1971. a long time ago. we came home from the war years and years and years ago. they did not like this. everything has changed. anna-lysa: that was ralph all the world from tampa, florida, who we just heard from. he is excited to hear from: colin powell. live outside the capital, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. [opera singing] tonight is the 28th annual national memorial day concert. that concert on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol at 8:00. last night's had much better weather, and it grew big crowd away as australia. as josh mentioned, some rain to fall during the show to

the data. which would've shown levy had researched rock creek park. p of that, another oversight at her apartment building. what about the surveillance camera of her building? so many times people look to see who came and went in a building. >> things like surveillance cameras unless you go and initially grab them or tell the management to hold them, they erase or disappear. and unfortunately that's what happened in this case. >> reporter: at least now the levys can have a memorial and lay their beloved daughter to rest. >> she was a quiet but very powerful force. very smart and funny. i felt like she was going somewhere. it was just really disheartening. >> reporter: when we come back, police find more secrets in the park and set sights on a new man. will there be justice for ch >> when we get two attacks on women by a guy with a knife in a short distance to where levy's body was found, that stands out like a neon sign. >> reporter: and the voice of the witness who could both make and break the case. >> he told me he didn't know he killed her. it was

vernon trail going through the parking lot. >> reporter: the national park service closed the rooseveltisland parking lot working on the changes. today the barriers are coming coming down, along with it, the cones. this exit ramp will be back open along the gw parkway. the folks at the national park service say this is just in time for memorial day. the uni shall start of summer. >> what better weekend to open the parking lot on theodore roosevelt island. we were trying to get it open in time for memorial day weekend. >> reporter: you now have the paths wider, the turns smoother, the street crossings in a parking lot safer. jillian hopes this is a trend for future park service trail changes. >> they need to have enough room to that they can reduce the conflict between people walking and biking. >> reporter: the park ranger says more will come as they have made upgrades to the island entrance and the statue of roosevelt giving a new shine. >> a lot of cyclists call the wooden bridge the troll hunt. and it's not where the most crashes on the mt. vernon trail happen. too, will be part of a

isis claimed sponlt for which apparently involved the remote explosives inside a parked car. abc news did a feature on the ice cream shop in 2010. one of many eateries crowded in the evening during holy month of ramadan when muslims fast during the day and go out to eat at night. hundreds of people gathered in manchester, england, to mark one week since the suicide bombing there. church bells told, 10. 3, 1, same time the bomb went off outside ariana grande concert killing 22 people. meanwhile, police released surveillance image of salaman abedi, with the hard shell blue suitcase. the suitcase wasn't used in the bombing. police are asking the public. >> back in the country now. move on to the arrest of tiger woods. we are hearing his explanation for the dui charge that he is now facing. woods is blaming it on prescription medication. we now hear in florida. >> the mug shot showing the seen him before. just after 3:00 a.m., police pulling tiger woods over near his jupiter, florida, mansion. in the booking report. driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. booked after a s

. >> ♪ >> and a live look outside at the ballpark. nats park of course. p, take me out to the ballpark. tucker barnes is there because it is weather day. we're also excited. we'll check in with him in just a few minutes. it is thursday morning, may fourth. weather and traffic on the 5s at 6:05. good morning. i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey. welcome to fox5 news morning. first up at 6:00 though the manhunt for this man now over. for days, david watson a convicted suspected murderer has been on the loose escaping from police custody. >> this morning he's back behind bars. fox5's annie yu is live in jessup to tell us how police tracked him down. annie. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you allison and steve. that's right, after a nearly week long search it finally ended late last night. this morning we are told that 28-year-old david watson is in custody with howard county police and it was all thanks to a crucial tip that police received wednesday morning that led to the arrest. if you look behind me the clifton t. perkins psychiatric hospital

a lot of people are worried about the water park in dublin. today a boy fly off one of the high-speed slides on saturday. a photographer with the east bay times shot this video. you can see the boy go down the slide and on the bottom goes off the green side of it and skids across the pavement. fortunately he only had some minor injuries. but today the city of dublin rb regulators, and the manufacturer of that slide are trying to determine how this all happened. nbc bay area's laura mal pert joins us with the latest. is that slide open tonight? >> reporter: no, it is not. the slide we're talking about is that open green slide right there behind me. the unusually cool weather might have scared some people away today, but the accident really didn't seem to bother them much. for anna and her family, this memorial day means family fun time at the wave. >> they want to go here ever since they showed it online that it's going to be open. >> reporter: also at the park today, a safety inspection team including cal osha gathered around the water slide. i

his parachute landed in the parking lot. thousands of spectators were shocked as they watched. >> you could hear the smack against the water. you see the coast guard come flying. and then we realized there was someone in the water. >> we saw that the parachute went one way and the jumper with the other, unfortunately. >> the navy seal was taken to a hospital in new jersey where he was pronounced dead. the navy seals are still trying to figure out why the parachute did not deploy. >>> it is the unofficial start of summer. warm temperatures around the country have helped officials concerned about the good virus. >> it is carried by mosquitoes. and as don champion reports, that warning includes california. >> the temperatures are rising and so are worries about the zika virus. in dallas, health officials are warning everyone to be vigilant. >> we don't want people to be relaxed about mosquito season. >> texas and florida are two of the highest risk states where health officials say we could be seeing outbreaks of the virus this

the theme park is be run by the same family for years. red a short statement following the death. we are ruled truly shocked and devastated and out of sorts... excuse me... with family and friends in this tremendously difficult time. the girl attended jameah girls academy which describes itself as an independent islamic school for girls. in a statement it said... staffordshi re staffordshire police said a specially trained officers are supporting the family. the health and safety executive has launched an investigation. the latest headlines: president trump has fired the fbi director, james comey, the man leading the investigation into possible collusion between his election campaign and russia. the democratic leader in the senate, chuck schumer, has called for a special independent prosecutor to take over the russia inquiry. the new president of south korea, moonjae—in, has been sworn in following his victory in tuesday's election. mr moon is a liberal human rights lawyer who's called for cooperation with north korea. the united states s

after one year and $6 million, the city's alamo square park reopened. >> it went from the most water wasting park in our system to the most water efficient park in our system. >> reporter: the longer the process certainly had a draining effect on the local economy. >> we had less visitors, it's stressful. >> reporter: at the alamo square deli, the views that attracted hungry customers pretty much kept them away with the park closed and no one able to visit. here is a shot before they pulled the fences down. after today, though, no regrets. >> i'm pretty grateful for all they did with the landscaping. i think they did a great job. we sat down on the grass, it kind of feels like a mattress. >> reporter: soft and cushy where san francisco's watched their city burned following the 1906 quake and reestablished the city while recovering. today the park offers a view showing old and new and all in one glance. >> the contrast is very cool to look at. >> reporter: unmatched in the city. from alamo square park in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> controversy surrounding a decision to

parking lot. they're selling some fabulous furniture which isn't here yet. but the lot sale is happening all, you know what, hang on a second, i'll get the details for you, you're watching bay area bargains. (upbeat music) yes, it's the parking lot sale here at russell's fine furniture in santa clara and they brought the cars into the store. richard, i totally have confused people about-- - yes, i think you have.

shshe was taken 15 miles out of the park are a hunter. this is a act that i is used to seeing thousands of people throughout the year and, but quite naÏve to humans and tolelerant of humans being close by. so she was at a disadvantage in a landscape where wolves were being hunted. >> what is happening to yellllowstone wowolves really highghlights what is hapappening throughout the r region. those are the most protected and well-managed wolves in the whole region and they are still getting shot. just imagine what is happening to wolves throughout the rest of the region where they have you to k know protections. you have 20-pound wololf pups being shot in idaho anand wyomg. inin wyoming, yoyou canano to national forest land and trap and starere wolves. you u can kill wolveves howewevu want.. [[gunshot] been signed off by the department of the interior and the state of wyoming. >> a lot of the big fans of yellowstone wolves are following the lives of the actual individuals. they are the attraction. these become the stars of our show. so witho

although the park remained open. has been informed of the incident, and says they are making enquiries. it is clear that everybody fought extremely hard to save his little girl's life. daniela says the health and safety executive is involved. clearly a very important investigation? absolutely, staffordshi re investigation? absolutely, staffordshire police are in charge of the investigation at the moment. the up and safety executive kept informed of developments. soumaoro, their members will want to be here looking at the ride, investigating alongside the police, talking to witnesses, members of staff who may have seen how that girl somehow got into the water from the right. it is still unclear as to whether or not the park will be open tomorrow. it stayed open this afternoon, although splash canyon remained closed. it is not as simple as closing school trips, of tickets but, convention centre as well. we will let you know what they're going to do soon. theresa may has been speaking on the one show alongside her husban

the barred walk. they have a lot of arcades. a lot of theme parks. >> despite not perfect beach weather owl gaur are four days. >> we wanted to go to the boech we still got on the beach yesterday. didn't get in the water but got so sit in the sand and wet the wert with our toes. >> on the board walk people were bundles in rain coats or sweat shirts. >> it's a loud cloudy but i like it breezy. >> by the bay 5-year-old wore his favorite gear doing his new favorite past time. >> we decided to come out and have family times because dad is off and davy is off from school. trying to catch some fish maybe. >> strask was stacked up later along the tlanic city expressway. some throwing in the towel earlier. >> we wend for a bike ride and flou headed home. >> for farmer junior and so many others it's a perfect day making time with the family. >> are you going to catch the fish and eat it or throw it back in. >> catch it and eat it. >> so davy and his family may well have barbecue fish on the grill this around. the big question is did businesses reel in the sa

the parks and rec director says the boy walked away with scratches and did not need an ambulance. james rodems/parks & community services director): "you want everything to go perfect but it's an aquatics park pools are the highest risk function that we use as a municipality." the slide wil now be examined by its manufacturor. despite the accident-- some people at the park say will still give the slide a go once it reopens. (justine) if you plan on taking bart through oakland over the memorial day weeking... prepare for delays. no run trains will be running between the fruitvale and lake merritt stations. there will be free bus bridge between the two stations... officials say that could add up to 40 minutes to your trip. train service between the two stations will resume tuesday. (justine the manchester attack has people on edge all over the world... and here in the u-s...the head of the department of homeland security... has delivered a warning the terror risk is as high as it was right after 9-11. homeland security secretary john kelly says the u-s is watching a number of threats

they did an inspection in april before the park opened and say the slide had a total of 17 problems.is a live look outside from our embarcadero camera.... (james) meteorologist anny hong has what you need to know before heading out the door this morning. (anny hong): .seasonably cool, breezy conditions will persist through midweek with a slight chance of showers early this morning as an upper level trough moves inland. a drying and warming trend is expected from thursday into the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) a texas family is considering a lawsuit after their son was labeled "ugly" in the school yearbook. steven seal's yearbook picture has an arrow pointing at it with a quote calling him ugly. it is just one of several offensive comments which made it into the 20-17 yearbook at this high school in humble, texas. school officials admit the quotes were not vetted properly. the yearbook editor says he simply screened quotes for profanity but anything

the metro focuses on the female zookeeper killed by a tiger at the hamilton park zoo in cambridgeshire emmanuel macron outside paris and eating fish just once 01’ outside paris and eating fish just once or twice a week could protect against dementia, that is according to research seen by the daily express. the french president emmanuel macron said he told vladimir putin that any use of chemical weapons and syria would result in immediate french reprisals. emmanuel macron said they heard their disagreements and the rating, the two leaders but he described wanting to work with russia over syria and in the struggle against terrorism. china has urged north korea to create the conditions for a return to talks after pyongyang carried out its ninth missile test this year. north korea defied united nations sanctions by firing a short—range missile into the sea off it sees close. the chief executive of... the chief executive of british airways alex cruz says he won't resign over the computer failure which disrupted tens of thousands of people's travel over the bank holiday weekend. in his first

for three days, the city has refused to talk with us about what's happening at the park. the ball field has been mowed and baseball games are still allowed there. it's got people wondering if the rest of the park really needs to be closed. >> we why probably do both, take care of the birds and the people. >> if they decided to come here and nest, they're probably okay with people playing baseball and mowing lawns. >> reporter: we don't know if berkeley was required to do this or did it on their own. but the funny thing is, those who love this quirky city probably won't care. they seem to like a place that would close a park rather than upset the birds in the trees. is this just berkeley being berkeley? >> maybe. but it's okay, i like berkeley. >> it will remain closed and the lawn unmowed until sometime in mid-june. >>> it is still in the 80s outside right now. coming up later on this week, a pretty significant change, about the most significant we can get without involving rainfall. we are going get very chilly. find out why coming up. >> coming up all new at 6:00 tonight