. >> it is made clear, the united states park police, such behavior will not be tolerated. >> reporter: u.s. park police acting chief robert mclean apologized to the family of 83-year-old victoria kong after the office of the inspector general found five officers made inappropriate comments during a serve for her last year. >> the i.g. found the behavior of the officers had no bearing on out outcome of the search. i wanted to take this opportunity to discuss the report and the insensitive remarks made by a handful of park police personnel. >> reporter: kong went missing after landing at reagan airport last may. her body was found south of gravelly point off the gw parkway, along an embankment three days later. her family was concerned about her short-term memory loss. >> she had been just having old age symptoms. >> reporter: according to the new ig report, in a recorded phone call line at the dispatch center, the shift commander with the u.s. park police described victoria kong as a 9,000-year-old alzheimer's woman and said she probably went into the [ expletive ] river. >> these comm

>> the offensive comments made by the officers do not reflect the value and honor of the united states park policeand that is why this action was taken. >> the shift commander who made the comments has admitted that they were crass. he says they were because he was frustrated at the lack of man power they had at the time. administrative action was taken against the four officers and the one shift commander who made the comments, but whether or not they still remain on the police force is unknown as authorities here tell us that information is private and unable to be released. reporting live in southeast washington, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> all right, suzanne. thank you. well, after two days of rain, gray skies, cooler weather we are finally seeing the sun light again. the winds are making it a little bit tough to enjoy. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with what's coming up next. it sounds pretty good, doug. >> big improvement. for the moment, we have gusty winds with so much cloud cover and a little sunshine. a definite chill in the air. a little patch of blue for the first time this

this is not reflective of the core values of the united states park police. >> the acting chief met with the kahn family yesterday, told them for the first time about these insensitive comments and issued an apology, which they accepted. as for the five officers, they were placed on some sort of administrative detail. authorities aren't saying whether or not they still remain with the park service, saying federal protection, privacy laws protect them and prevent them from telling us their current status. coming up at 5:00 we'll have an audio recording of the comments so you can hear exactly what the park police officers said about victoria kahn. reporting live in southeast, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> all right. looking forward to that report. thank you, suzanne. the latest person to make his way over the white house fence appeared in court this afternoon. we learned it wasn't his first time being arrested at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. kaye jackson is at the live desk with what happened in court. >> his name is dominic odisania. he is 23 years old and remains behind bars after a feder

the secret service was actively engaged with the united states park police in an effort to determine where and in what direction shots were fired on constitution avenue. >> madame director. you reached the conclusion that it was a vehicle backfiring as opposed to shots fired. haveis the third time i asked. give me all the evidence to support that supervisors conclusion that it was not shots fired, despite all the contemporaneous claims that it was, despite all of the reaction of your agents that it was. give me all the evidence to support the theory that it was a vehicle backfire. and then, tell me why not invest the very minimal resources required to exhaustively search the white house. representative, often times in these cases, there are a number of different people that make different statements. what i can tell you is the uniformed division officers on constitution avenue heard on fire and reported gunfire. can't speak to the specificity of the individual you are talking about the reported it -- >> can you speak to why a housekeeper found it and your department did not? >> house

the secret service was actively engaged with the united states park police in an effort to determine where and in what direction shots were fired on constitution avenue. >> madame director. you reached the conclusion that it was a vehicle backfiring as opposed to shots fired. haveis the third time i asked. give me all the evidence to support that supervisors conclusion that it was not shots fired, despite all the contemporaneous claims that it was, despite all of the reaction of your agents that it was. give me all the evidence to support the theory that it was a vehicle backfire. and then, tell me why not invest the very minimal resources required to exhaustively search the white house. representative, often times in these cases, there are a number of different people that make different statements. what i can tell you is the uniformed division officers on constitution avenue heard on fire and reported gunfire. can't speak to the specificity of the individual you are talking about the reported it -- >> can you speak to why a housekeeper found it and your department did not? >> house

united states. >>> tempers flaring outside at&t park. san francisco police wrestled people to the ground as they broke up a brawl between giants and cardinal fans. this was after the game. more officers were called in to help with crowd control as more team showed up to see what the fight was all about. >> how does this team keep doing it? the giants are one win away from the world series, that means the champagne will be chilled tomorrow. >> it is the hottest ticket in town. lots of excitement, jean. >> reporter: this game was a roller coaster ride for giants fans. and they are dizzy with, si excitement. you can barely hear the fireworks over the crowd at at&t park. fans high-five, hug and do their best victory dance as the celebration spills outside. >> we come all the way from australia to see this game. unbelievable! >> reporter: invigorated by the win, fans are confident the best is yet to come. >> they're going to win and go to the world series. >> reporter: they are dreaming tonight of another win. they'll be back here tomorrow hoping to see this win

is part of the portfolio security up there, but again through the united states capitol police we are working conjunction with the parkor the metropolitan police department of washington or the metro transit police because we all have little piece of the campus. i think we have a secure, good security mechanism that employers both static police officers mobile police officers, officers on bikes and a lot of technology in addition to a lot of areas we put up. >> host: a timeline yesterday, this from today's "washington post" would have been in ottawa. the canadian soldier was shot and killed while in ceremonial guard duty at the canadian national war memorial. that's the number one spot. the suspected shooter from that incident jumped the fence surrounding parliament hill and moved towards the main cinderblock building and then three, and made a flurry of gunfire inside the building, the shooter -- entry was shot and killed. we are joined by terrance gainer, former senate sergeant at arms and chief of the illicit capitol police here to answer your question, take it comes as we're talking about the cutie of what the inc

of a man shot and killed by police near at&t park questioned what officers say happened in the minutes before the shooting. >> ebola claims the first victim in the united statesthis is a protest spar >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news, good thursday morning at 5:00. thanks for joining us. >>> first up, we will find out where the fog is. meteorologist mike nicco? >> it is getting thicker. that is a concern along 101 where we doned to less than quarter-mile in novato and half a mile in santa rosa. if you look at our tower camera cameras, there is fog everywhere . if you drive up a couple of hundred feet you will hit clouds with some moisture in them. there is light drizzle accumulating. in the afternoon,

they're born in the united states of america, where they inherit the same types of stereotypes and prejudices as everybody else. >> mr. parks, the policecing for riots. is that overboard, or is that necessary? >> i think it's overboard, ed. i think from what i'm seeing in the public domain, people are getting ready to peacefully protest what has happened, and the continued injust injustice killing of mike brown. the folks who are coming are organized. they have the right to be heard. our constitution respects their right to be heard when folks disagree with what's going on. and at this time, many of us, including myself, disagree with what is going on in st. louis county. with this officer not being arrested for the murder of michael brown. we're now two months post michael brown's death. we are still seeking an arrest of officer darren wilson. >> all right, attorney darryl parks, michael eric dyson, professor at georgetown, thanks for your time. that's "the ed show." "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed, and thanks to you for tuning in. we start with breaking news tonight

united states. i have had the opportunity of working with the police department, in the lake view, for over 40 years. and we have accomplished so many things together. closing down crack houses, and taking back our park, and building a school. and everything else that we have been partners. and i want to say that there is two sides to every story. my brother-in-law with the san francisco police officer and he was shot and killed by a criminal. so, i understand the things that have to happen and why they happen and there is extensive reasons for the way things go down sometimes that we have to look beyond. my sister was left a widow and her three children have no father and he will never know his grandchildren and he was the most wonderful father on this planet and so my heart goes out to the familis that have lost their loved ones, and i tell you that it happens on both sides of the spectrum. so please, understand... >> respect everyone. >> why i have testified many times that this police department should have tasers and have alternate things besides using guns. so that no one else will lose their children or anything else. so thank you very much for listening. [ applause ] >> okay i am sorry that i

. >> guest: it is part of the security but through the united states capitol police or working in conjunction with the park police or the metropolitan police department of washington or the metro transit police because we all have a little piece of the campus, i think we have a good security mechanism up there that employs both stat tic police officers, mobile police officers, officers on bikes and a lot of technology in addition to a lot of barriers that we put up. >> time line of the events yesterday, this from today's "washington post" of what happened in ottawa, the canadian soldier was shot and killed while on ceremonial guard duty at the war memorial, the number one spot there. two, the suspected shooter from that incident jumped the fence around parliament hill and moved toward the main center about blocker building and then amid a flurry of gunfire, the intruder was shot and killed. we're joined by terrence gainer, former sergeant-at-arms and chief of the united states capitol police to take your questions and comments as we talk about security and what the incident in canada could mean. george is