heritage site, we cannot radically change the appearance of the park here. s been operating in sokolniki for more than 10 years. a shelter where birds are nursed, well, beauty, beauty, tell me what i see, and vladimir mishin, a living legend among ornithologists, talks about how russian tsars, including alexei mikhailovich, hunted on the territory of modern falconers with the help of birds of prey my dearest, romanov. and this is the culture of falcon hunting, which, by the way, is recognized as the cultural heritage of the russian federation, it is transmitted here, it exists alive, and this makes the project absolutely unique, because , i say responsibly, there is not a single point in the russian federation where anyone from the street can come and start right away engage with a bird of falcon, with a falcon, with a hawk, please, this is a unique place, it is not easy to do. that no one even set the task of landing us somehow, just tell me what is necessary, tell me how it is necessary, tell me how good it will be, but when they began to improve sokolniki,

the glorious glory of the sky in dubai over raka pinai. this old parknded in 18 years ago, when the summer residences of the ezuitas acquired possible kuzhanets, they are trying to roar yes familiar characters. this meat, yashche and cooked park will bring you back to the 18-hectare swedish factory. well, i visited here and other kings, king rechy paspalitay, stanislava august panyatoski in the spring of 1784, and even then this park was able to build a king, and our zens have their own magnetism, their supernatural jumping is awesome. it’s a pity that the palace of the kuzhanets and ours was not given, but the sharp mugs that flanked the entrance to the park, raved about them, and when you look at them, you want to guess this whole jump oh, little carcinoma, what a it was covered on a vyalikay round palyan, geta paspeў to paint our slavuty zamlyak, master napaleon horde. jumping palyan. languid, as if looking at the park at the meeting, and it is necessary to say that it was not like this for a long time, it was scorched, but not so languid, where on t

appearance of the park here. only ornithological rehabilitation center in russia and a shelter where birds are nursed have been operating for more than 10 years. well, i am beautiful, tell me what, huh? vladimir mishin, live a legend among ornithologists, it tells how russian tsars, including alexei mikhailovich teshaishy and romanov, hunted on the territory of modern falconers with the help of birds of prey. and this culture of falcon hunting, which, by the way, is recognized as the cultural heritage of the russian federation, is passed on here, it exists alive. and this is why the project is absolutely unique, because there is not a single point in the russian federation, i say responsibly , where any person from the street can come and immediately start working with a bird of falcon, with falcon, with the hawk, please, the place is unique, it needs to not only be preserved, but developed, work is already underway on the construction of a new ornitarium, a dovecote will appear in the open part. bird coop, squats

naming process ongoing this so ultimately not like likely natoma park will theure name of park and with that, i'm going to turn it over to bret. >> good afternoon, commissioners. - alex schuknecht, project manager, recreation and parks. i heard this project i believe as lied designer presented in march of 2023 and in this meeting we received comments that we addressed i'll show you in the presentation but the summarize is the comments were to look at the design of dog relief around on the corn of 11 and natoma park and a shed in the dead end space on the back of the street and addressed that and additional requests in the presentation sections and spot el vacationed for grading and smaller that we're providing seasonal color in the pallet we'll cover that also and so to look at the site diaphragm the entertains to the park a off of mid block on 11th street and there is a large central pathway that organizes the space is dog relieve area has been moved inside the park to let dogs relieve themselves before entering the park and at the entrance multiple use court a

since introducing this award in 2007 when the rec park first passed the ares losing, they worked to noter traits who are part of rec park. soy want to invite convince courtney and larry masola and i want to invite vince and larry to come up to present some awards. thank you very much. [applause] >> all right, i've got to do something. is just made that up. it's not always to be a commissioner, we have to make hard decision that's don't always please every one. especially when it comes to me. but this is one of the favorite part of the job. we get to congratulate the workers for a job well done. i believe we speak that the award what you receive today are emblematic that everybody feels for the incredible work that you do. today the honorees will receive not all of our applause but also a bottle of wine hand selected by vince courtney himself, chardonnay? $100 gift card to original joes, awards from the commission, certificate of honor from your city representatives, and every winner will receive two 2-one-day pass to see outside land 2024. >> oh my god, that's huge! [applause] >> althou

in the park, in the park? like in the park? in one day. where are the ears of corn? oh, he's meeting with an agent. so, tomorrow go on patrol in the park. nikolai nikolaevich, well, we are operatives, not patrol officers, you will patrol for a day, a week, a month, as long as necessary to find the criminal, nikolai nikolaevich, well... wait a minute, what do you think, you put on shoulder straps, so you can already give orders, but what are you doing, the guy has a legal tomorrow, you have to go to work, oh, excuse me, forgive him, you to work, mikhailovna, you have to earn time off, but he hangs around with you for days anyway, doesn’t see his wife or children, in short, do it and report. bad, very bad, we need to work more quickly, more carefully, ushchepkin’s instructions, like that. hello. oh, hello, i came to visit, yes, sit, hello, liver, do you want to? oh well done well done, good, if you don’t want it, it’s clear, it’s still good, danya, move away from the dog, he’ll bite, grandma, it’s a mukhtar, he doesn’t bite, youn

three ridges surrounding the city and the parkendless potato fields, 200 years ago the lower park was laid out, or as it was also called, the resort promenade, but what does laid out mean, and the fact that every tree in the park was planted by human hands, in many places the fertile layer of soil was so small, that the land was brought here manually in wheelbarrows. seedlings of trees and shrubs were delivered from the crimean possessions of prince mikhail varantsov, governor of the caucasus, plants were brought from teflis, gardens of the northern caucasus and even riga. moreover, forests were even planted on the tops of three mountain ranges. for this a special canadian blue spruce was introduced. they transported it on ships, each seedling was very expensive, 300-400 rubles in silver, well, that was crazy money at that time. a walk through the resort medicinal park, and i somehow think that you will find yourself here sooner or later, will become not just a pleasure for you, but a walk along the terenkurs, medicinal, of course

will also provide a new southern arrival plaza at the park at the future greenway park. project will also make a financial contribution to the city for future improvements to rolph nicol playground, and the recreation and park commission approved the project at its meeting last week. okay, two key benefits of the project are its new spaces for kids and seniors. the project will provide a new child care facility with capacity for up to 100 children. an adjacent outdoor space to be rented to a nonprofit child care provider with partially subsidized rent. the project will also replace the existing ymca annex facility at 20th and buckingham with a new 7000 square foot on site senior center to be rented for $1 a year to the ymca or another nonprofit operator. and of the almost 3500 new housing units that will be permitted as part of the project, stones town's affordable housing plan has been designed to facilitate development of 20% of all units built as part of the project as affordable, including both on site and in lieu fee units. at least 300 of those affordable units wil

what's really exciting is that this is the first memorial to come to golden gate park since the aids decades. well, over 2 decades that we get a new memorial in golden gate park and that's really exciting. >> coming up northern california, native leads the california, native leads the u.s. open heading into the (♪♪) the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescue a puppy... a real one. let's go on a big family road trip! volvo plug-in hybrids short trips on electric, longer trips on gas. mom, can we drive until we see the stars? the volvo xc60 and xc90 plug-in hybrid. visit your local volvo retailer to explore plug-in hybrid vehicles during the summer safely savings event. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> then ross will both the giants and a's were scheduled to be in action today, although only one of them was. you're going to see the weather in minnesota didn't quite play along for the a's. so they got rained out against the twins. they'll play a double header tomorrow. look at that much. nicer day in san francisco. coolest dog i'v

in the park back in 2019.he died a year later. a renaming ceremony will be held to honor her on saturday, but tonight her granddaughter sits down with us to reflect on this moment. gia vang has a story. you'll see only on nbc bay area it's painful to be in this spot. this is where she was laying face up, black and blue. susana yi's visits to the neighborhood park are filled with emotion. when i come here, i acknowledge that spot. hwang peace and friendship park was where her grandmother was attacked. i talked to her sometimes just asking. what was she like to see at the park? yi now wants to make it a place to bring community together. located off leland avenue in visitacion valley. grandma hwang lived next to the park. she exercised here every morning. she'll bittersweet about it because there's a constant reminder that the park renaming is because of, a tragedy. and, you know, my grandmother isn't here with us, and i find myself going there when i need to clear my head. yi remembers her grandma as resilient

the marina green. again in golden gate park. een a great time for music and ties into the recovery and the tremendous energy where we are feeling and -- you know anybody who says san francisco is struggling needs to hang out in the park system. where well is joy and beaut and he inspiration every day. >> so, the san francisco board of supervisors passed legislation to make jfk drive in will golden gate park car free. how have residents responds. >> the san francisco residents responds positive. families. bicyclists, joggers, people with dogs and people from every corner of san francisco have discovered that jfk promenade is a treasure. it enhances the parks so much. imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pick

i think the fog will creep across the bay through the rest of this evening. live at raimondi park, little photo bomb. we'll look at the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> the action is getting started. everyone is warming up behind you. paul, thank you. >>> still ahead, the world is falling in love with d-day survivor papa jake, a taste of the rock star reception this 101-year-old tiktok star is getting in france as he stays as humble as ever about the reason he's there. >> i don't think i'm a hero. i don't think i'm any different than anybody else. it's those guys norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? >>> ceremonies to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day wrapped up today in france

berkeley has the green light to transform the park into student housing. the supreme court ruling removed the battle in in the futures of the park. da lin has more. >> reporter: u.c. berkeley can house 20% of students. they say that is the lowest amount of student housing of all uc campuses. like many u.c. berkeley students, cassidy walks the distance to attend summer classes. >> 30 to 35 minute walk from one of my classes. >> reporter: cassidy will be a senior in august. she says housing shortage means paying higher rent and paying more. >> you can't find housing and it's expensive. >> academic rigor is insane. so much pressure on so many people. the last thing students should worry about is having to know if they can afford rent or having a stable place to live. >> reporter: the university hopes it can reduce the problem now that the california supreme court has ruled they can build housing at people's park. the university plans to build housing for 1100 under grads. permanent supportive housing for more than 100 homeless people and preserve about 60% of

since introducing this award in 2007 when the rec park first passed the ares losing, they worked to noter traits who are part of rec park. soy want to invite convince courtney and larry masola and i want to invite vince and larry to come up to present some awards. thank you very much. [applause] >> all right, i've got to do something. is just made that up. it's not always to be a commissioner, we have to make hard decision that's don't always please every one. especially when it comes to me. but this is one of the favorite part of the job. we get to congratulate the workers for a job well done. i believe we speak that the award what you receive today are emblematic that everybody feels for the incredible work that you do. today the honorees will receive not all of our applause but also a bottle of wine hand selected by vince courtney himself, chardonnay? $100 gift card to original joes, awards from the commission, certificate of honor from your city representatives, and every winner will receive two 2-one-day pass to see outside land 2024. >> oh my god, that's huge! [applause] >> althou

lot where the staff will be parking. with this view, you can see the elevation of the penstock and with this slide, i will hand off the presentation to katy taylor our landscape architect. >> thank you, architect with department of public works. >> the goals is to integrate and relate the project back to the moccasin reservoir and sierra nevada foothills. as aforementioned, it's part of the experience here. the building will experience lovely views of the reservoir to the west and the hills to the east. it's also an essential part of the project that we provide an ada accessible route linking the building to the new records and engineer building. here in this die dram, the--diagram, with new proposed solid green. scare that links the area to the front door and thent second access point which the accessible route which litchingers the administrative building begins here at the corner. it navigates a changing grade as a grove of existing large mature trees that will remain to bring the user up to the covered walkway of the

but the real one. attraction of the horse park. tion of dup dates back to the 19th century, all the way back. people came to him to ask for a happy family life. it’s a pity, but the oak tree was not preserved in its original form; it was hit by lightning, but even what was left of it probably has magical powers. a park dressed in a bogryan of autumn colors, an ancient estate immersed in the gold of fallen foliage, at this time of year, there is a special atmosphere here that you so want to enjoy and which you are so eager to catch. using these paintings, more than one generation will study our history, the history of this beautiful park and many more interesting objects of the belarusian capital. minsk has been painted at all times, its history seems to come to life on the canvases of artists, and it is different, familiar with its pristine beauty of past centuries and unknown, here are the first buildings, brisk trade, narrow streets, the first churches. the tradition continues today when a generation of contemporaries strives to c

to connect the east shore park. and also, it is a great location for housing. for commercial development. >> reporter: the mayor says after june, they will be able to turn their attention to transforming the property. faye says her attention is now turned toward so cal. where they will continue to race some of these horses at the santa anita park. >> which is the deadliest racetrack in california and one of the most deadly racetracks in the united states. it would be, it is my intention to save horses from horse racing in the entire state of california. >> reporter: but for now, she says she does find some relief walking away, knowing no more horses will die here. now the group that owns golden gate fields released this statement to us today about the closure. they thanked the racing community that supported the park for the last 80 plus years. and they remain commit today thoroughbred racing. we have been proud to be part of the 83 year legacy of golden gate fields and we look forward to working with stake holders to create a sustainable future for racing in ca

. >>> and a grandmother died after beaten in the park. how her family and city are honoring her memory. >>> and a group of san franciscoers are rallying with chapters. >> the national weather service is warning people to be extra careful about accidentally setting a wildfire. >> there have been fires in sunnyvale and in san jose burning near homes but none were damaged. >>> in half moon bay, people are trading in illegal fireworks no questions asked to promote safety with fourth of july around the corner. last year was the first year for this program that collected 400 pounds of illegal fireworks and explosives. the sheriff department said they ended up getting fewer calls for service for fireworks related incidents. >> every year, fireworks lead to a large amount of injuries, people can lose fingers. every year, a couple people die from illegal fireworks use, and we're trying to avoid that sort of impact on the community. also, they're a general nuisance. >> next saturday, they are holding another buyback in south san francisco. >>> fire

this is the consequence of a fall from the third floor of a multi-level parking lot. nside the crossover died. guys, it was right behind me, you know? you look, the first seconds after the incident, the low curb is broken, the metal mesh fence is broken, the car is below on the asphalt, lying on the roof, nearby ambulance doctors are trying... to pump out the driver to no avail. doctors confirmed the death of a thirty-eight-year-old man, his companion and a ten-year-old boy, and investigators opened a criminal case. car driver foreign-made car, having picked up speed, drove out of the parking fence located on the third floor of a shopping and entertainment center in krasnodar, and the foreign car fell onto the roadway. at the beginning there were versions about a technical malfunction of the transport and driver error, but when camera recordings appeared. video surveillance created the impression that the driver deliberately made this dangerous maneuver, a few minutes before the incident, a silver crossover at an intersection near a shopping center, the car turns towar

the past. >>mighty park is 1 of the most historical municipal parks in the world. it's got a deep history, the more that we've learned about it, the more rich that history is >>created in 1911 as west oakland park. it was later renamed as bayview park. but in 1947 it got the name and enjoys today, raymond e park named for ernie. raymond e, a local ballplayer who was killed in action in france during world war ii. >>this is when they dedicated the park and this is me being 2 years old. because they did it in 1946. >>solo was only 9 months old when early died. and aside from a scrapbook of old newspaper clippings, she still doesn't know a whole lot about her dad. >>he was so loved by his fans. family. that whenever i would ask questions. they'd cry, you know? so you tended not to ask. do you know what i mean? i would have been nice to have had it, dad, you know, especially 1 that was so loved, you know, by everybody in the family. >>but apparently baseball thought pretty highly of bernie, too, with the san francisco seals club drafting him at the age of 16 while stil

and hit it out of the park. yeah. >>the ballers inaugural home opener was the 1st pro game at raymond a feel them more than 100 years. the base lost tuesday night to the high wheelers, then bounce back for a win on wednesday in a win last night in a home run derby. the 2 teams face off again tonight you can watch that game on picks, plus 44 cable 12 starting at 630 tonight. we're going to bring you all the friday night home games through the end of august. and the bees maybe just starting their time every monday park but some sports stars have already made their mark their coming up the players who put that field on the map. well, some big league stars, a hall of famer and world series. champ. all played. over mandy. park in oakland. now is devon feely reports. the ballers are hoping to forge their own future while remembering the legends. who came before them. >>the area is full of baseball. history. >>yeah. >>on the way. flood was >>a >>fabulous this world player, frank robinson. my favorite player of all time. robin

for the past 90 days, crews have been repairing and revamping the 23 acre water park. >> this park. what's nice about it is it's big and the you're surrounded by all this nature. >> dunar has built a career creating theme parks for disney and universal studios, making improvements to this park hasn't been easy. >> you ever see the movie the money pit? this is it. >> the work behind the gates has included new food partnerships and installing three acres of turf. this is a high end, competitive, almost like a golf course grass. >> and underneath it we put a layer of what's called cooling sand. so every morning we spray the ■whole thing down. it retais the water. so when you walk on it, it's not hot. california dreamin entertainment and the city of san jose, which owns the land, struck a deal earlier this year, with local hiring being key. >> cowabunga, san jose, they're hoping to fill 400 positions, and to date, they still need 250 more. >> but yeah, we need we need people. fast and furious council member domingo candelas said. >> the new operators are making a big investment. it's not

a park that cares about the people, a park that belongs to the people. g itself to the people and saying, this is your park. these are your animals. these are your opportunities. [ singing in global language ] >> reporter: we saw those opportunities on mount gorongosa, which was stripped of trees during the wars. here carr's non-profit foundation is giving away coffee trees. 868 family farmers, working for themselves. are earning far more than ever. so they can't plant trees fast enough, which reforest the mountain. carr's foundation buys the beans at above the market rate and built the farmers a roasting plant. there's no better example of carr's model for lifting people and healing the wild. it's working. but the last 14 years haven't been sweet music alone. >> since we were here in 2008 -- >> yes. >> -- there have been enormous roadblocks to this project. >> that's right. if i had known then what was going to come. >> reporter: what came was another civil war in 2013. and then in 2019, a cyclone leveled 100,000 homes. >> there was the six years of war

a witness just told me that they have a scoundrel in the park here who poisons dogs. yeah, you have a because of revenge? well, the version is crazy, of course, but the version is comrade colonel. well, as far as i know, judges can be killed for other reasons, just like that dug up, let's spin it up, investigate, interview dog lovers, maybe someone saw something, work, stuffing for examination, good, great! bulkin, how long can we wait for you, he came back from the night slaughter, can you imagine, while drunk, one participant hit another on the head with a cast-iron frying pan, he withstood the blow, then he hit the second , stuck a fork in his leg, then grabbed a stool and hit the first on the back, the first didn’t stood it, took the knife and poked it at him, who died in the end, yes, the third was mated, he wanted to separate them, he was thrown into the window is from the ninth floor, so it’s clear, okay, i’m in... yes, somewhere here means you’ll see her , tell her to go with bulkin to the gorskaya’s apartment, look at everything there, interview relatives, acquaintances, neig

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the park was formerly known as visitacion valley playground. it's now called yik huang peace and friendship park means abundant love. huang's daughter, granddaughter hopes the park will become a gathering place for the community. the park is really just a plot of dirt with some grass and trees, but we make it meaningful by investing our time and energy similar to everyone being here today. to take part in the celebration. so it's a, making her death and her life much more meaningful. organizers say they want to bring more activities to the park, as well as additional lighting and amenities to go along with the new name. new at 11 san francisco unified. taking a step toward possibly closing and consolidating schools. school leaders announced they will discuss the topic later this month. it comes as the district sees a decline in enrollment. sf unified has lost more than 4000 students since 2017. it expects to lose an additional 4600 by 2032. the board is set to discuss what criteria it will use to decide whether to close or merge schools, and thi

does the hives help us to protect the park? because we only come to the entrance to remove the honey without harming the bees, are cutting the trees. these products aim to make communities more resilient and empowered to face future challenges. to this end, a free evolve is working with association that you know, that the national park founded by the iphone office. we got both parts and results did not need to get there yet. so we want to approach that conserves results and so, and helps communities to take charge of their own affairs, the c panel. so after training, after explaining the situation off to proposing the method, they themselves adapt the method to the own way of doing things. and we find that really remarkable as the approach he's already paying off the pressure on the national park. it's a vital mangrove of people's fear and fuss marshlands as not easily eased. local communities are also finding new confidence. what seem to come to the phone? here are communities of women, women's association of the fights and for

the park was founded in 1969. as part of the air is free speech and civil rights movement and for decades served as a gathering space for free meals, community gardening and our projects and was used by the unhoused. it's not just about housing is also about the environment and green space. it's about history. >> and a community gathering space. >> and we reached out to the groups who initially filed the lawsuit against uc berkeley. we have not yet heard back in the newsroom. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> thank you, gayle. whether time as we get a live look outside the view here from the top of mount and you see a little low marine layer starting to role further inland. so what was a pretty nice, although warm to hot day in the bay prime first meteorologist kathy trafton joins us now look ahead. yeah, a warm to hot day depending on where you i love that picture from mount temple pies because you see all the clouds and fog moving in our direction. >> and i love this picture of the golden gate bridge. you can't quite se

in december of last year, the parks foundation teamed up with cyclists to raise enough money for the oject. mount diablo state park officials said the turnouts have the potential to significantly reduce bike versus vehicle collisions, especially on all of those blind curves. the 22 new bike turnouts are in addition to 30 that were added back in 2022. >> plenty of families showed up on the first weekend of the san mateo county fair to get a jump start on some fun this summer, organizers say. this year promises to be bigger and better than ever, featuring new attractions including the great american duck races and toy topia, the fair also features beloved longtime events, including those pig races, a butterfly exhibit and live music. >> it's a great time to have here. it's a great family event, tons of fun, all sorts of educational things for kids. we've got a lot of fun things inside our expo hall. >> the fair is located at the san mateo county events center. tickets can be purchased ahead of time online and the fair will reopen on wednesday and then continue all the way through next s

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the nation. now rec and park is going after the racket sports for fees. nbelievable bill, do you know that rec and parks new policies as as well as that of san francisco general plan have established financing options for long term operations and maintenance? these are general. these are things like general obligation bonds, parcel taxes, local fundraising grants, etc. fees aren't listed anywhere. why fees? why now? we all know it's a money grab for to put a band-aid on massive budget problem that should not be paid on the backs of residents that recreate. please vote no. thank you. thank you much, john harrington. next speaker. good afternoon. my name is todd high. thank you for the opportunity to speak this afternoon. i am a 40 year resident of san francisco and 34 year homeowner in the portola district. i am a tennis and pickleball player at many of the locations in san francisco. this proposed legislation sets a dangerous precedent to expand and impose fees on the san francisco public. it is a slippery slope. never before has sfpd proposed a reservatio

the car turns towards the parking lot. as the driver steers purposefully into the guardrail. on the third floor. the flying car miraculously didn't hit a girl who was walking along the sidewalk along the parking building. she managed to jump away at the last moment. the consequences of the incident are amazing, but the main question now is what happened inside the car in the last minutes before the fall. it is known that the driver was a resident of krasnodar, rafael rakelyan, the owner of a local rehabilitation center for people suffering from drug addiction. addiction, arakelyan himself was well known in relevant circles, he did not hide his past, he spent about 15 years consuming it, now i don’t want to dive too much into these stories, but there was everything, there was everything and overdoses, police, criminal cases. drugs seem to have nothing to do with this terrible story; apparently, it was a matter of personal tragedy, along with a sarakilyan in the car; businesswoman ekaterina kornilova and her ten-year-old son

a car flies out at speed from the third floor of the parking lot and crashes on the asphalt.he driver, his pregnant companion and a ten-year-old child. my colleague andrei romanov found out the details of the mysterious incident and wondered: what was it? a freak accident or what? the tragic ending to a tangled story of love, money and deception. the mangled bmw nyanka in krasnodar looks ominous, there is no living space on the body of the car, the roof is crushed from the impact to the level of the hood, the backs of the driver and passenger seats are broken, this is a consequence of a fall from the third floor of a multi-level parking lot, everyone who was they died in the crossover, guys, it was right behind me, you understand, you look, the first seconds after the incident, a low curb is broken, the metal mesh fence is broken, the car is below on the asphalt, lying on the roof, nearby ambulance doctors are trying to pump out the driver, unsuccessfully . doctors confirmed the death of a thirty-eight-year-old man, his companion and a ten-year-old boy, and investigators open

for the past 90 days, crews have been repairing and revamping the 23 acre water park. >> this park. at's nice about it is it's big and the you're surrounded by all this nature. >> dunar has built a career creating theme parks for disney and universal studios, making improvements to this park hasn't been easy. >> you ever see the movie the money pit? this is it. >> the work behind the gates has included new food partnerships and installing three acres of turf. this is a high end, competitive, almost like a golf course grass. >> and underneath it we put a layer of what's called cooling sand. so every morning we spray the ■whole thing down. it retais the water. so when you walk on it, it's not hot. california dreamin entertainment and the city of san jose, which owns the land, struck a deal earlier this year, with local hiring being key. >> cowabunga, san jose, they're hoping to fill 400 positions, and to date, they still need 250 more. >> but yeah, we need we need people. fast and furious council member domingo candelas said. >> the new operators are making a big investment. it's not l

a look at one of the most famous baseball families. >> raimondi park is one of the historical parks in the world. it's got a deep history. >> plenty of sunshine out there this evening. we had some inland heat. another tomorrow with near record high temperatures, tracking it all in the first alert forecast. >>> and the hills of the bay area will turn from green to gold. they tell us what it means for the future and fire season. >> as we get folks, all those plants will become critically dry. >>> good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. live from raimondi park. this is home opener for the ballers. let me take you through the stands. there's so much excitement. let me introduce you to jennifer, long-time a's fan. jennifer, is this exciting for you and tell me why? >> this is beyond exciting. it's exciting because it's a community team, it's oakland's team, it's our team. they will stay here forever. there are so many people here although we were sad the a's are leaving, we are so excited because this is our team and it's not a team owned by them, it's us. >> reporter: go ballers. jennifer, th

what's really exciting is that this is the first memorial to come to golden gate park since the aids , which was 96. >> so that's over 2 decades. well, over 2 decades that we get a new memorial in golden gate park and that's really exciting. >> and be sure to join us on thursday, june 27th at 06:30pm, for our pride special hosted by john shrable who was just reporting that story and our own rob nesbitt as well. this year we celebrate the beacon of love that continues to shine bright across the bay area. coming up on the kron 4 morning news police investigate a massive robbery at a jewelry store in the south bay. but the owner witnessed. >> appel camp is in session. find out how your kids can join in on these creative storytelling activities. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up rich on tech. >> it's dry. it's windy and elevated. concern for fire conditions continues. we've a red flag warning in effect for the sacramento valley we'll talk all about it coming up in weather. >> 7.43 this morning and taking a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco. can see the bay bridge out t

the park located above the portsmouth square parking garage will receive a renovation from funding from the 2020 health recovery bond. the new park design is result of robust community engagement and design process and reflects the significance of the neighborhood while addressing problematic challenges unique to chinatown. so, this slide provides a site plan of the new design of portsmouth square between clay and washington. this includes the new club house you see on the bottom right. top lot playground as well as an updated design for the lower and upper plaza. in the next few slides also provide renderings of the new club house and park. here you have a view of the club house on the corner of kearney and washington. here is a view of the club house within the plaza and entrance into the club house from the park. this is a view of the elevator entrance behind the clubhouse. this is a view of portsmouth square from kearney street entrance to the plaza as well as the parking lot. and this is a view of the park looking towards the taught lot and kearney street. and this rendering shows

a muscovite who is suspected of setting fire to an expensive sports car in the parking lot of a residentialed in the capital. according to some reports, in this way he decided to take revenge on another car owner, who constantly blocked his neighbors in the parking lot, drove around the area at excessive speed, and woke him up at night with the roar of the engine, but due to the fire, not only the car of the alleged autocrat burned out, but also three others parked nearby, maxim’s report. looking at the skeleton of a burnt car, you don’t immediately understand that this is a very expensive sports car with 510 horsepower and there is nothing left under the hood, and the burnt cover is lying nearby. at the fire site, there is a rather strong smell of burnt plastic and metal in the air, but it’s not surprising: the front part of the car was almost completely burned out, and now it is difficult to imagine that anyone will even undertake its restoration. this is footage from surveillance cameras released by the prosecutor's office. wednesday morning in the central district of the capital, two si

it is separated from it by the park named after yanka kupala, which divides the embankment; it was foundedhowever, at that time it was called the thirtieth anniversary of the bssr; in 1959 , the literary museum of yanka kupala was built on the territory of the park, on the site where the singer’s house used to be. on the other side of independence avenue there is also a park at different times was called differently, after the writer maxim gorkov, culture and recreation, children's sixties, and initially it was the governor's garden, the oldest in minsk, favorite for the local nobility, it was founded back in 1800 and it resembled a shady garden located on one of the hills nearby with svisloch. and minsk, like rome, stands on seven hills. the embankment appeared only in the mid-twentieth century. at the beginning of the 19th century , the city’s first stadium with a bicycle track, a tennis and badminton court, and gymnastics equipment was created here. it is noteworthy that in order to get into the park you had to adhere to a certain dress code; unkempt clothes were not allowed here. music

his legacy is a permanent fixture, as one of the statues you see when you enter oracle park. we lost willie mays ten days ago. now his teammate cepeda is gone as well. a really rough month for the giants family. >> losing legends will certainly be remembered fondly. >> absolutely appreciate it. >> thank you larry. >> we move now to an update from our i-team today. a convicted serial shoplifter is now out of jail on mandatory supervision. you can see here aziza graves leaving court. earlier today, a jury convicted her of stealing more than $60,000 worth of items from stores like safeway and target. the judge agreed to the prosecution's request of a two and a half year sentence, but he ruled that it could now be on probation, as she's already served nearly eight months in jail. >> the oakland city council is about to miss the deadline to vote on their multibillion dollar budget. today's lengthy talks were tied up in debate over the mayor's proposal to sell the oakland coliseum site. there are currently two versions of this budget. one does not include the sale of the coliseum an

first we got the pride in the park performance. and then we got the san francisco old time and blue grass festival. we got circle bella coming back with wow. and then we got a beer festival kicking off for the first time in july. that was-that is going to have great things for kiddos and families. if you are not into drinking you can come out and have a good time. you do not center to pay for the ticket, but if you want to sample great beers from around the country, you can buy tickets online now. to celebrate sales force transit center anniversary, roof top rhythms a consent we will have it first week of august in partnership with noise pop and looking to book a artist for very soon, so looking forward to all those great events. and moving to the san francisco economy we are keeping a keen eye on these days. it has been a bit of mixed bag, but we are seeing some bright spots with job increases to all most every sector, accept for tech. also, i won't go into this too much, but we are seeing some bounce in tourism, but little inconsi

the park in 2019. died a year later. here's nbc bay area's christie smith in visitacion valley, people gathered at this park that now bears a new name. and we're very excited to unveil the new park name. it was previously called visitacion valley playground, this is a it was a place of tragic loss. my grandmother huang was attacked here. susanna yee's grandmother visited the park almost daily and was attacked there in 2019. she died a year later. out of the tragedy came an effort to re-envision the area. what we hope to bring us is, a infusion of good energy back to the park, and so hopefully folks can see that by by us reclaiming this space, we're actually making it even better for the next generation. it means abundant love. yee hopes the park will become a place where the community gathers. events like this help to bring us together to many. hope the change will bring healing and unity. i think it does a lot, you know, for the healing because once you start educating people about the tragedy, it coul

the oakland ballers play at raymond park again tonight. neer league had a sellout crowd for his home opener earlier this week. with all the fanfare inside the park, a few nearby residents raised some concerns about traffic and noise. >> we're going through an adjustment period with raymond park, specifically where more people want to be there. that's going to create more traffic, that's going to create more noise, that might disturb some people. and i think that's just going to need to be an ongoing adjustment and conversation process. >> the ballers had a long stretch of away games while their field was being prepped. the team's next ten games are going to be played at home. don't forget the nba finals begin tonight on abc seven. the celtics, looking for their record 18th nba title in this series. the dallas mavericks, who last won in 2011, are standing in the way. our coverage starts just after five tonight, so that means wheel of fortune and jeopardy are going to be airing at a different time starting at nine. after that, you can watch a

who was this friend mackenzie met at the park ? where did they go? resh clues that deepen the mystery, but also give mackenzie's loved ones a glimmer of hope. coming up. one place mackenzie was not missing was on social media. >> different people saying, i'm looking at her site and it showing she's actively online. >> her bank account was active too. too. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? keith morrison (voiceover): so many questions. why did mackenzie go to a park eight miles from home >>> so many questions. why did mackenzie go to a park eight miles from home at 3:00 a.m. no less? who did she meet? it made no sense that her friend ashley. >> i can't belie

the next day, june 6th, another sighting near kelley park. in much lighter news, we are less than a month away from the 4th of july, and authorities on the peninsula are working to reduce the number of illegal fireworks. cal fire says the explosives are a growing risk when it comes to starting fires, especially with this dry and windy weather. cynthia is telling us about the san mateo county sheriff's office is hosting a series of fireworks buyback events this month, so those who turn in their fireworks will get up to $200 cash, no questions asked. the program is entering its second year. last year, san mateo county says 400 pounds of illegal fireworks and explosives were turned over. the first event kicks off this morning at the coastside fire protection district headquarters in half moon bay. the next events are scheduled for south san francisco and redwood city. for more information, visit smkw.com . gov.org. still to come on today in the bay the age of ai and politics. we've told you about concerns over political ads being altered, but now

the newly renovated stadium at raymond e. park is in a neighborhood undergoing a dramatic transformation of its own. it once was home to oakland's largest homeless. camp that was cleared about a year ago. the ballers have spent 1.6 0 0 upgrading it, wilson walker has a closer look at what fans will experience. from security. to parking. yeah. we're very close. we're putting the final touches in it's a little bit stressful because we've got a lot of little things >>on the cusp of opening day ballers co founder paul freeman is watching the final pieces fall into place. getting the park ready for baseball. and opening nights. sellout. his message for anyone. unfamiliar. with the area. >>i think 1st of all, this neighborhood is a lot safer than people expect. i mean, we live in a big city you always got to, you know, look out, but this neighborhood my kids play soccer at this. field right over here. we also have a lot of security. over a dozen security personnel will be here. we have opd will be on site. so this is going to be safe. s

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