context of the parks code. there's nothing that would prevent us in the future from taking the route of the port and creating our own code and taking that as as legislation of the board of supervisors was so thank you yet please consult with the attorney for that. that would be comforting. i would like i said i agree i can go along with the park has just all this other situation if you can help us to write that in that would be extremely helpful. thank you. thank you peter. >> okay. i can mr. richardson, i just want to assure you we have discussed this with the city attorneys and yes, as as bob said is absolutely definitive today i can take an action and refer a draft ordinance to the board as a legislative sponsor and then the clerk of the board would write that we would need to work with an elected official to then pick up the sponsorship. but that's certainly a process that you are always empowered to do. >> thank you very much. mr. dunlop thank you. >> i do appreciate the work you've done and peter, you just

the number of who lives in the park and the numbers and whatnot goes in the park foxes. but the success comes when all of those pieces are truly back in a system that's functioning without human intervention. as well as helping to clean air and water loads expenses of forest and breast land force. and that's where at least the west are cardboard cushion way to meet the gauge. climate change, the least regenerating for it is also a host to a treat to so rare, it's almost me think and it's rehabilitation could be the parts being the biggest challenge to wildlife rangers have from is to help me find it. but i don't want to know that you're going to is that in, in, in that area. and then they pick the baker. but then again, wants to be the last so they don't know for they when will it get anyone? i am going to give you what it will not you and that's, that's one of the neal trucks. we're moving, we're using telemetry be something that takes radio frequency stimulus from toner, some of the or the law. so it a okay, so cell momentos tunnel anyway. yes, so in the simple for, you

goes in the park foxes. but the success comes when all of those pieces are truly back in a system that's functioning without human intervention, as well as helping to clean air and water loads, expensive supporters and breath land force. and that's where i use it with their cardboard cushion way to mitigate climate change, the least regenerating for is supposed to be host to a treat to so rare starting with me think and it's rehabilitation could be the parts. i think the biggest challenge to wildlife rangers have from me to help me find it, but i don't want to know that. oh yes, yes. who is that in, in, in that area and then it is picked up by the perfect. but that again was really yeah. when a row, so they don't know for that. when will it get anyone? i'm not going to give you much and it's us on the new trucks. we're moving, we're using telemetry be something that takes radio frequencies to meet is from colder some of the beer the law. so it a okay. so yeah, my son know. anyway. yes. so in the simple or you

we have the greatest park system in the upon country and one of the agree park systems on the planet. that's remarkable thing to say to be a part of. >> we should all be proud. thank all of you so much i appreciate this. [applause] and00 eyemented acknowledge my husband. dave anderson in the audience today. he also has done great things for our city. i'm proud of the work he did as u.s. attorney and he is someone also loves his city and we love our children special we grew them up in the parks that has been a great thing for them. they absolutely love san francisco. also as a part of my duties ashley and i under took to do something unique we will be making available to the public a 2024 now the second annual summary of what the commission has accomplished. so -- i want you to see this we hold ourselves to high standards you see some of things we have done. one of the proudest things is taking our commission meetings in the community once a year. we are proud of that and searching for our next location i'm taking suggestions from anyone. take a look at this. would love your comments w

now closed in the park foxes. but the success comes when all of those pieces are truly back in a system that's functioning without human intervention. as well as helping to clean air and water loads expenses of forest and breast land force. and that sort of the simplest, there cardboard cushion way to mitigate climate change, the least regenerating for is supposed to be host to a treat to so rare, it's almost me think and it's rehabilitation could be the parts. i think the biggest challenge to wildlife rangers have from is to help me find it. what uh what are the oh yeah. you can choose the lan and then any any. and then they fixed the bite acre. perfect. but then again, once every yeah. when a run off of it, i don't know for that. when will it get anyone? i am going to go and then i'll give you what it will much and it's us on the needle trucks. we're moving, we're using telemetry be something that takes radio frequencies to meet it from toner, from the v or the law. so it a okay, so cell momento central anyway? y

the number of whom was in the park and the numbers and whatnot goes in the park foxes. but the success comes when all of those pieces are truly back in a system that's functioning without human intervention. as well as helping to clean air and water loads, expensive supporters and breath land force. and that's where i use it with their cardboard cushion way to meet the gauge, climate change, the least regenerating for it is supposed to be host to a treat to so rare, it's almost me think and it's rehabilitation could be the parts being the biggest challenge to wildlife rangers have from me to help me find it, but i don't want to know a young man in that area and then it is picked up by the perfect. but that again was really yeah. when a romano, so they don't know for they when will it get anyone? i'm going to give you what it will much and it's us on the new trucks. we're moving, we're using telemetry, be some fan of the 6 radio frequencies. the meat is from colder some of the or the law. so it a okay so so my mental central anyway? yes. so in the simple where you already

over 700 live within the park's borders today. lthy population and it takes 22,000 pounds of meat each day to keep them all fed. these elk aren't volunteering for the job, but this hungry bear doesn't care.e of speed. and the bear can't keep up his chase for very long. but in the chaos, a calf gets separated from the herd. the calf opts to hide. and the grizzly searches. if she moves, she'll be an easy meal for the grizzly. wins thid seek. mom calls out to find her offspring. this is life in the lamar valley. hayden and his men weren't here for wildlife watching, so they had to move on, pushing further into the unknown. think about the spirit of the great explorers. you know what it takes to be the first to do something, to journey into the unknown. i mean, these guys had a job to do, and that was to keep going. but as they headed south, they started to hear a roar in the distance. imagine making your camp right here, having no idea what would be waiting for you come sunrise. you know when you follow a river for long enough. you're

and we are expecting that bell to be run by the employees, the park rangers at the jimmy employees, the park rangers at thejimmy carter national the jimmy carter national historic thejimmy carter national historic park. and again this is an area, not a big town, but plenty people out today in the morning hours, it is cold in georgia we have to say. people still braving the elements, braving the cold and coming out to line the streets, get a last glimpse perhaps of the former president, and again summoned the lived alongside. jimmy carter and rosalynn carter part the community in this area, plains, georgia. for many decades living alongside, are not in a very large hole. i think i remember in an interview, it might have been the grandson ofjimmy carter, saying that the house ends up living in much of that later use of their life was valid at something like $125,000, $200,000, not a something like $125,000, $200,000, nota rich, lavish lifestyle that the characters lived, certainlyjimmy carter didn't grow up that way, and all the way through to his final days, that's exactly the way they l

the park was given 11 years to shut down, but no exact timeline has been announced. the 49ers are clearing out their lockers today, sadly signaling the start of the off season. and now it's time for the team and qb brock purdy to get down to business. the niners wrapped up a disappointing season with a loss to the arizona cardinals on sunday, but that means brock purdy is now eligible for an extension. last year, contract negotiations for wide receiver brandon aiyuk and tackle trent williams dragged on late into the season. purdy says he hopes to get a deal done quickly this time around. more than anything for me, like i want to be able to handle business the right way and do it in a respectful manner and get back to my team as fast as i can to get going. obviously, i want to help the team across the board with all the other guys who, you know, need to get their deals done, but everybody will handle it the right way and how they need to. the niners have a few other contracts to hammer out as well. defensive stars dre greenlaw, talanoa hufanga and charvarius ward are a

the water. and there are those who consider yachts too adventurous. and lincoln parknd numerous specimens of native wildlife. the zoological gardens in suburban brookfield is one of the finest collections in the world. to name the specimens which attract so many thousands of visitors to the zoo's would add little to their fascination. but it may be interesting to see how many of them we can identify our own observations or sheer guesswork. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ from. ♪ ♪ attractive drive is a among these is the ♪attractive drives from among these is the garfield park and inventory were magnificent floral displays are arranged at appropriate seasons. the exhibits will vary almost from week to week, but this splendid display of org reservoirs an example of the way in which botanical experts of the chicago park system have contrived to develop rare and beautiful tropical flowers under difficult conditions. here are restful still waters of a lagoon which in winter becomes a safe and popular resort. it provides preserves which serve an ever increasing number of equestrian spirit jacks

the driver managed to escape, but they hit a parked car. a police car and started driving hitting several people. the incident happening on sunday. police say they did not want to chase the suspect do so. the danger in the plaza saying the suspect was arrested on monday. incredibly proud of our they did exactly what we've been trained to do. >> stay calm, take care of our guests. make sure everyone's safe and then take care of each deputy cutest the managing director of the park. she has bigger fish to fry. it's been a great season with christmas in the park ending its season at the end of the night on january. first, she is working to on a high we have heard over and over again how much people love the park. they love how it feels this year. earlier this year, the nonprofit announced it was tens of thousands of dollars short. >> and was possibly going to have to scale back its attractions during the 2025 season. now an outpouring of support they likely will not have to scale back. i haven't read all the numbers, but i'm really hopeful that

la times reports that the amusement park will be scaling back operations next year. according to the calendar on their website, the park will reopen in april and close in october. this comes as the park prepares to cease operations altogether back in 2022. owners cedar fair sold the park's land to developer prologis for $310 million. the park was given 11 years to shut down, but no exact timeline for that has been announced. okay, it's over this season, but what's next for the 49ers? hear from the tea (vo) with wells fargo premier, a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obe

the water. and there are rowboats for those who consider not to adventurous. in lincoln park, one may find numerous specimens of native and that the chicago zoological gardens in suburban brookfield is one of the finest collection in the world to name the specimens which so many thousands of visitors to the zoo's withered little to their fascination. but it may be interesting to see how many of them we can't identify from our own or sheer guesswork guesswork. from. here. attractive drive is a among these is the allure garfield park conservatory where magnificent floral displays running at appropriate seasons. the exhibits, of course, will vary almost from week to week, but a splendid display of orchids affords an example of the way in botanical experts of the chicago park system have contrived to develop and beautiful tropical flowers under difficult conditions. a few are the restful still waters a lagoon which in winter becomes safe and popular resort for skaters. recreation buildings provide for other forest, which serve an ever increasing number equestrian jackson park. ex

la times reports that the amusement park will be scaling back operations next year. according to the calendar on their website, the park will reopen in april and close in october. this comes as the park prepares to cease operations altogether back in 2022. owners cedar fair sold the park's land to developer prologis for $310 million. the park was given 11 years to shut down, but no exact timeline for that has been announced. okay, it's over this season, but what's next for the 49ers? hear from the t day, signaling the start of the off season, which means it is time for the team and. quarterback brock purdy to get down to business. that's right. the niners wrapped up a disappointing season with a loss to the arizona cardinals on sunday, so that means brock purdy is now eligible for an extension. last year, contract negotiations for wide receiver brandon aiyuk and tackle trent williams dragged on late into the offseason. purdy said he hopes to get a deal done quickly this time around. more than anything for me, like i want to be able to handle business the right way and

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the beach parking lot could close when seal pups are born on the beach to give them a safe space, theational park service asks the public to check their website before you visit. >> there are huge and just fascinating to watch, right? well, forty-niners worst season since 2020 came to an end yesterday. today, the players cleared out their lockers and moved on to the off season. >> abc seven news sports anchor chris alvarez is here with sports. chris. >> hey, dan, coming up in sports. plenty of intrigue this offseason for the 40 niners ahead. find out how brock purdy plans to take the drama out of his upcoming before the world awakes. golden 1 credit union knows how the sacrifices you make here, let you spend time here. this is where your heart is. this is your home. it's what you've always wanted. and now it's yours. golden 1 home loans and lines of credit help you grow into the life you're creating, so you can spend more time focused on what matters most. golden 1 home loans. life is a journey best grown together. players cleaned out their lockers as they parted their separate ways t

as the park is preparing for its 70th anniversary this spring. tting ready by temporarily closing eight popular rides starting january 6th through mid-march. it's a small world, the haunted mansion and the mark twain riverboat will be closed for several days or weeks. also on the renovations list. disneyland's railroad and monorail. now, some attractions at california adventure will also be affected, including the grizzly river run whitewater rafting ride. disneyland says the maintenance and upgrades are expected to have a minimal impact on visitors overall time there. okay, get your spot on the couch ready. the tournament of roses parade steps off tomorrow morning in pasadena, and today the judges taken all the floats to determine this year's winner. nbc's annette arriola checks them all out. volunteers putting in those last minute touches before judgment day. they have five minutes or so on each float their time. there's a bell that rings. they have a clipboards and notebooks on what things that they're looking for. after months of preparation a

we are working with the national park service to convert the paths on national park service property to shared use paths for cyclists and pedestrians, so that they would not have to dismount as they currently do. the project team worked closely with the transit team to consider alternate locations for the muni 19 polk, but it was determined that keeping the stop and layover location would be the least disruptive to the transit services and operations. we believe it will work well because the headways are long and it is a relatively low volume street. tourists are already meandering through the park paths here, and we anticipate that they will continue to do so. we aim to just clarify where to expect some mixing between bicyclists and pedestrians, and encourage bicyclists to use the new bike paths instead of the sidewalk signs, pavement markings and posts will clearly indicate these new paths. this also allows for some curb space to keep a passenger loading zone close to the front door of the senior center. in order to make this work, we will be working with the national park service t

on the park's grounds. a group opposed to the plan is holding a vigil at haste and telegraph tomorrow afternoon. there will be a time for people to share their stories about the park and a film screening. screening. the vigil runs from 230 to 630 in the afternoon. a project to improve safety on a busy san francisco street is now complete. today, a ceremony was held marking the completion of the safer taylor street project. improvements were made to taylor street in the tenderloin between ellis and turk streets, including wider sidewalks, freshly painted crosswalks, planters, trees and places for people to sit. city leaders say this is part of a new vision for taylor street. >> one of the great challenges in this community is our traffic safety. most residents of the tenderloin do not own a car. most get around walking or by bus, and unfortunately there are. too often they are too often the victims of traffic violence and end up with serious injuries or even fatalities on our streets. >> in the last ten years

the animals like that. that's not really true. hunting a rec and parks employee also told us the san francisco police department dispatched a couple officers to the park to ask questions about what happened. we've reached out to sfpd for any details about their involvement in the investigation, but have not heard back. ferruggia says he hopes someone steps forward with information. hopefully we'll find out who this kid is. obviously he needs some help and if we don't help him, things could get worse in his future, right? he might end up shooting guns instead of darts. it's important to note animal care and control has not shared any details about who they believe is doing this, or what exactly is being used in these incidents. ferruggia is also hoping anyone who spots an injured duck will call animal care and control immediately, so they can try and capture it and get it to a veterinarian in san francisco, sergio quintana nbc, bay area news tonight. a two year old girl remains in critical condition after getting caught in the crossfire of a vallejo gun b

the beach parking lot could close when seal pups are born on the beach to give them a safe space, theservice asks the public to check their website before you visit. >> there are huge and just fascinating to watch, right? well, forty-niners worst season since 2020 came to an end yesterday. today, the players cleared out their lockers and moved on to the off season. >> abc seven news sports anchor chris alvarez is here with sports. chris. >> hey, dan, coming up in sports. plenty of intrigue this offseason for the 40 niners ahead. find out how brock purdy ahead. find out how brock purdy plans to take the drama ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine, which can be fatal. stop jardiance and call your doctor right awa

to a range of factors, such as sum spent on the park, is unlawful and unenforceable. fter a year or two, they're very unlikely to get back anything approaching that full value. and there should be full disclosure about that. emma and james richardson, from cleethorpes used inheritance and a loan to buy a £110,000 caravan at tattershall lakes in lincolnshire. when rental income didn't cover their repayments as hoped, they tried to sell it back but the site wasn't buying. they had to pay to end their finance deal and walked away with a loss of £53,000. it deeply affected my mental health. mma's in a terrible state because we've lost inheritance. you know, we feel quite ashamed about what we've done. away resorts, which runs the site, says it provides all prospective buyers with comprehensive information, including detailed terms and conditions. butjames has nowjoined the legal fight for compensation. it's to try and stop those things happening to hard—working, decent, ordinary people and the disgusting practices of these parks. if this lawsuit can put an end to that, the

the driver managed to escape, but they hit a parked car. a police car and started driving through the plaza nearly hitting several people. the incident happening on sunday. police say they did not want to chase the suspect due to the danger in the plaza saying the suspect was arrested on monday. incredibly proud of our they did exactly what we've been trained to do. >> stay calm, take care of our guests. make sure everyone's safe and then take care of each deputy cutest the managing director of the park. she has bigger fish to fry. it's been a great season with christmas in the park ending its season at the end of the night on january. first, she is working to on a high we have heard over and over again how much people love the park. they love how it feels this year. earlier this year, the nonprofit announced it was tens of thousands of dollars short. >> and was possibly going to have to scale back its attractions during the 2025 season. now an outpouring of support they likely will not have to scale back. i haven't read all the numbers, but

to a range of factors, such as sum spent on the park, is unlawful and unenforceable. after a year or two, they're very unlikely to get back anything approaching that full value. emma and james richardson say they lost £52,000 injust two years on a caravan at tattershall lakes country park in lincolnshire. it deeply affected my mental health. emma's in a terrible state because we've lost inheritance. you know, we feel quite ashamed about what we've done. site owners away resorts say they provide all prospective buyers with detailed terms and conditions, and they are committed to ethical business practices. butjames has nowjoined the legal fight for compensation. it's to try and stop those things happening to hardworking, decent, ordinary people and the disgusting practices of these parks. if this lawsuit can put an end to that, then the world will be a better place. there's been a change at the top of the tech giant meta, owner of facebook, whatsapp and instagram. the former british deputy prime minister nick clegg is stepping down from his role as chief global affairs

the law prohibits people from parking or stopping within 20ft of a marked or unmarked crosswalk. for reference, 20ft is about the length of a picp truck. it applies to all intersections statewide, regardless of signage. sfmta announced earlier this month that it was delaying a plan to issue those citations for drivers in san francisco until march 1st, and so-called cannabis coffee shops will be allowed in california starting tomorrow. designed after the famous attractions in amsterdam, these businesses sell food and drinks to people who wt to smoke marijuana on site. san francisco assemblymember matt haney sponsored that bill, and a southern california tradition is coming back for the new year. we're talking about the 136th rose parade in pasadena. thousands of volunteers are hard at work, putting the final touches on dozens of different floats. and this year, they're centered around the theme best day ever. and don't forget, you can watch the rose parade right here on nbc bay area, or you can stream it on peacock. today's hoda kotb and al roker are hosting it, and it all starts t

the park says the animals will hopefully promote concord conservation efforts and educate visitors about animal care. coming up tonight at seven, the investigation in new orleans is just starting to unfold. we're speaking to a law enforcement analyst about what likely happens next. we're also following that separate incident in las vegas, where a cybertruck exploded while the sheriff there is thanking tesla ceo elon musk. tonight i'll bring you those stories and more tonight at seven. but up next on nightly news, continuing coverage of that deadly terror attack on bourbon street. lester holt with the breaking developments out of new orleans. next on nightly news. young man. karma. gaugh. mekahlo. jobeth. sad force of terrorism. that concludes our special report. we continue streaming at nbc and is now an online at nbc.com. for some, we will had not to nbc nightly news and for others we will see >>> breaking news tonight, the deadly new years truck attack in new orleans being investigated by the fbi as an act of terror. a state of emergency in new orleans as a speeding truck killed at lea

the marina green. again in golden gate park. as been 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.

the driver managed to escape, but they hit a parked car. ed driving through the plaza nearly hitting several people. the incident happening on sunday. police say they did not want to chase the suspect do so. the danger in the plaza saying the suspect was arrested on monday, incredibly proud of our they did exactly what we've been trained to do. >> stay calm, take care of our guests. make sure everyone's safe and then take care of each deputy cutest the managing director of the park. she has bigger fish to fry. it's been a great season with christmas in the park ending its season at the end of the night on january. first, she is working to on a high we have heard over and over again how much people love the park. they love how it feels this year. earlier this year, the nonprofit announced it was tens of thousands of dollars short. >> and was possibly going to have to scale back its attractions during the 2025 season. now an outpouring of support they likely will not have to scale back. i haven't read all the numbers, but i'm really hopeful th

of miles away from the cabin in kafue national park, where a fatal shot took the life of bianca, the hunter, the mother, the friend. bianca was a beautiful, vibrant woman. andrea canning (voiceover): betsy wandtke hopes the focus can once again be on bianca's memory. she was this just wonderful woman who made a difference in this world. without people talking about bianca and what a great woman she was, larry wins. and i'm not gonna let that happen. [tense music] [music playing] hedebra newell: it was ag, awhirlwind love affair. i felt, like, this was the one that i'd been waiting for. maybe, it was too good to be true. did he love me, or was this all a game? andrea canning (voiceover): a beautiful businesswoman falls for a dashing doctor, but her daughters have doubts. i had lots of suspicions. she thinks his fingernails are dirty, and this does not look to her like the hands of an actual doctor. andrea canning (voiceover): who was this guy? his nickname was dirty john. andrea canning (voiceover): this woman knew him all too well. i started snooping, and i found everything. andrea c

saw this person being arrested in the parking lot that matched the description of sherri.uffed and locked up. matt harvill: cuffed and locked up. like car pulls up as sherri's getting in her van. somebody gets out, walks up to sherri, and puts handcuffs on her. not a marked car, so presumably a detective. not a marked car. exactly, presumably a detective. the detective's a man or a woman? female. josh mankiewicz: other witnesses later described the detective as a blonde. and she holds sherri's head as sherri is getting put in the car. just like you'd see on tv. josh mankiewicz: sherri dally, arrested? hard to believe, thought harvill. well, that doesn't sound like the person i knew over the years. i presume you guys would know if your organization, the ventura police department, had her in custody. right, we would. how many other law enforcement agencies are around that might have taken her into custody? that could be a very long list. it could be oxnard police department, simi valley. it could be a federal organization, california department of justice. josh mankiewicz: d

after police say he drove his car dangerously through a crowd of people at san jose's christmas in the park. the new details we're learning, and it was supposed to be recycled, but they found it dumped in a field. instead, we investigate what happened to old artificial turf from a south bay high school, and the big concerns being raised about all that plastic. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm audrey asistio and i'm jessica aguirre. as we all know, fireworks are a big part of the new year's celebrations. however, that means illegal fireworks are as well, and the threat from those illegal shows makes it tough for some neighborhoods to actually feel safe and celebrate at the same tim that's because they're too worried about the potential destruction. nbc bay area's robert honda joins us from san jose to show us some of the illegal fireworks that have already started. this lot on san antonio street is a spot where police have responded to illegal fireworks before. it's hard to tell if people setting off those fireworks will return tonight, but neighbors say illegal f

that testing found ten areas in the park with elevated levels of radiation. valdez says she didn't know the right way to proceed after hearing the news. >> i think that it's a lot of lack of information, not enough information being put out to inform the public about the safety. >> reporter: when uc berkeley professor and nuclear engineer kei vetter heard about the radiation, he wasn't surprised. he says radioactivity is common. >> wherever we go in our world we will find radioactivity. all objects in our world are to some degree radioactive. >> reporter: vetter believes albany bulb has experienced similar levels of radiation since it was created, but even in the areas with the highest levels it's not uncommonly high. >> for example, if you go to denver, denver in colorado, you find about the same level of radioactivity as you find at the highest point in albany. >> reporter: vetter says based on the radiation levels reported at the park, there are no detrimental health effects. >> there were, people should continue to enjoy albany bulb. >> reporter: in a stat

we saw firefighters move the trucks out to park them at a fleet storage center. the firefighters will also transfer to another station for the time being. now, station 25 on butters drive is the other station that went dark this morning, and a third station, station ten, which is already closed for renovations, will remain closed because of these cuts. the city also plans to revisit this issue in early february and close four more stations, which would bring the total to seven. the president of the firefighters union says city leaders have effectively decided that people in these ten neighborhoods covered by these stations don't deserve protection like everyone else. >> be aware that you'll be waiting a very long time for help. regardless of your emergency. you will not have a fire engine at your doorstep in four minutes like you would have just yesterday. you will not quickly have firefighter paramedics to help you or your family. and what could have been a small blaze or a small fire near your house will become a conflagration, leaving tragedy in its wake. >> do

keith morrison: detectives combed the parking lot, surrounding area, but found no one on this cold, darks a man who lived behind the office building, who heard the shots fired, who later said that he said, somebody's getting murdered out there, because of the order in which the shots were fired. they were very calculated. it wasn't like, bang, bang, bang, bang. it was, bang, pause, bang, pause-- a space between each of the five shots. which sounds more like what? an execution? you could take it that way, yes. keith morrison: at the top of that stairway were a few clues. bullet holes sprayed in the wall, sequins from marty's holiday suspenders littered the landing. looked like he was at the top of the stairs, shot from down below. i think that's what made him roll down the stairs, and the final shot was to the back of his left ear. the kill shot. the kill shot. close range. keith morrison: they found shell casings in the parking lot-- appeared to be from a 9-millimeter handgun. but there were no fingerprints, no footprints, no useful dna. but investigators did find marty's wallet still on

a lot of the parking lots. if you are coming down here, you're going to have to park a distance away, because already all of the parking lots within 3 or 4 blocks of the ferry building are packed to the brim with no spaces left. and then also, if you're coming out, be safe. we've already come across numerous people who are heavily intoxicated today though, but it's a happy new year and it's an exciting night out here in san francisco. dan, now back to you in the studio. yeah. >> happy everyone. have fun. we just want everyone to be safe. of course jr thank you very much. well taking a live look now at the embarcadero as we wait for those fireworks. the big question will skies be clear enough to see them? abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here with your new year's new year's eve forecast. spencer, unlike new york, it's not raining here. but will we see the fireworks? >> dan i think we will. you know, we had quite a bit of cloud cover tonight, but it was mainly really high clouds and now they're

and she looked over and looked across the parking lot and said, i don't know who. for someone. keith morrison (voiceover): eduardo was behind the wheel of the jeep listening to the radio. the stranger's car was beyond it at the back of the lot. jayne rager valseca: as i walked to the jeep, i looked across and made eye contact with him, and i actually smiled, and he smiled back. keith morrison (voiceover): eduardo put the jeep in gear, pulled away, the strange car fell in behind them. jayne rager valseca: a pickup truck comes out of nowhere. it catches up to us, and the man driving turns and looks at us, and the look was really scary. you saw it. we both got just, a really creepy feeling, just the way the man looked at us. keith morrison (voiceover): now that stranger's car in the pickup raced to positions beside and in front of the jeep. eduardo said something is definitely not right. what is this guy doing? keith morrison (voiceover): and then at moments, it was obvious. jayne and eduardo were being chased, herded like cattle into a shoot with no escape. jayne rag

a bit of a change from 3 to $6 depending on the park. the park district says they're simple. costa trying to encourage more people to visit the parks. >> 6.49 now taking a look from the top of mount tam. you can how much the camera is swaying. those strong winds, upwards of 50 mile per hour. peak gusts already across the bay area. >> we are seeing the strong not just for the bay but for the rest of the state to now winds right now gusting anywhere between 30 to 40 miles per hour regularly. again, peak wind gusts in excess of 50 miles per hour. these high wind advisories that we have for the north bay are set to last all day and into tomorrow morning. wouldn't be surprised to see a few more of them on the map. similar situation to last week cut off low pressure moves across the region. low pressure drags in. this very dry, offshore wind for the southern part of the state as well. and that is up in your fire. danger. those areas of yellow, orange and red on the map. these are your heightened fire danger areas and of course, with multiple fires down there with minimal containmen

the outer perimeter. there are people there, too, parking their vehicles. there are families. people sit sometimes and hang they will barbecue or they will do things. so you also have a massive amount of people outside of the stadium. that's a little bit more trickier to secure because it's a bit more open, but, again, fencing, structure,aking sure there's police presence, that there are vehicles, cars roaming up and down and patrolling. that's the other part of the ven uribe going to have to secure. you have the site itself and the outer perimeter of the site we don't want to forget that one and you want to think about, again, maybe the way my mind thinks just from security, not just weapons, not just cars, but you want to think chemical, biological. is somebody going to bring something in? radiation. these are things you want to think about. often when i would secure sites, big stadiums, i would have elements outside of that stadium detecting for radiation, detecting for chemical/biological. you really have to think above and beyond the traditional way of securing things is g

in the initial days of the investigation, how many hours would you say you spent at this park? hat happened the night blaze was murdered or what that last text message meant. but sergeant jantzen can answer one question based on the evidence. >> that cell phone, even though it was damaged, we were able to send it to various companies, to restructure the cell phone and extract any and all information on there. >> were there any pictures of that night? >> no. >> so, this park is pretty meaningful for you. >> so we stop here and go check out the garden of rocks that are now over in the corner. >> do you feel that you get a little bit of closure each time you put one more rock down? >> i don't even know what closure is when you lose a child. i think maybe closure for me will be just being able to look at all of these things and be happy. >> almost seven years after i walked in borrego park with the bernsteins, the memorial of painted stones honoring their son has blossomed. jeanne and gideon have moved away from foothill ranch, but they tell me they still find solace in this place.

mayor says the city's second safe parking site is expected to open soon, near the san jose flea market, and a thousand new interim housing units are slated to open this year. okay. calling for backup. more firefighters are on the way to southern california. governor newsom says 900 additional firefighters were deployed today to battle the fires in socal. some of them are coming from as far away as portland, oregon. so far, oregon has sent 15 strike teams and 70 wildland firefighters to los angeles. now, we still really have no grasp on the magnitude of the damage from these wildfires, but it is safe to say that it's going to take a long time and a lot of effort and money to rebuild after the flames are out. even though it is a bit early. a bay area based group is stepping up to help. the group was called after the fires usa, and it offers help with everything from insurance claims to even providing emotional support. the group formed after the north bay fires back in 2017, and it tells us it is still helping the community of boulder creek rebuild after the 2020 ccu fire. i often hear f

the national park service asks the public to check their website before you visit. at 6.30, playing pickleball, two legendary bay area athletes coming together today in san francisco for that special event. and later, why ricky pearsall says he wants to talk to the teen suspect accused of shooting in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. that too. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems and doesn't replace a rescue inhaler. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor right away of signs of inflamed blood vessels like rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in limbs. tell your doctor of new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop steroid, asthma, or other treatments without talking to your doctor.

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the destruction it's leaving behind. images here are from topanga state park and the will rogers state historic park. the palisades fire reached these sites last week and burned through several historic buildings. among the losses are will rogers ranch house, topanga ranch motel, and more than 30 other structures. state park does plan to do a full assessment of their losses at a later date. >> governor gavin newsom says a lot of misinformation has been spread concerning the fires. he announced. a new website has been launched giving the public access to accurate information about these incidents. it's called california fire facts. there, the governor highlights statements that have been made that he says are not true and then provides the information that he says is factual. >> and we want to update a story we reported yesterday on mornings on two that is tied to the fire disaster in la. san francisco's spca is now clearing space so it can receive adoptable dogs and cats from southern california in the coming days, and it's waiving all the adoption fees as well. spca now tells us. the adorable puppy,

the national park service, that's who you're looking at, those are members of the national park serviceey will salute the late president. we will stop for that. we will listen to it. and they will ring the farm bell 39 times in honor of the 39th president of the united states. i say that with the idea that i'll be interrupting you. but reza, let's just talk about jimmy carter's legacy the middle east. he was actually on a good track there. things were going well, particularly with egypt and israel. it was a peace that was held until 1979. but iraq, things turned with iran and there's even new reporting on it to this day. but tell me about that. and how we look at jimmy carter with respect to the fact that when he started, iran was an ally. when he left, iran was an adversary. >> well, recall when carter came into office part of what he planned to do was to clean house in the cia, to remove the kind of nixonian, real politic national security apparatus that was in place and that had gotten the united states in so much trouble around the world. he was going to refocus america's foreign po