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. >> reporter: this is where ruben used to park the 2009 toyota camry he bought off craigslist almost five years ago. that was before the chp showed up unannounced and hauled it away claiming it was evidence. >> it was just out of the blue boom, car was stolen. >> reporter: according to this paperwork the chp gave him the car was a possible vin switched vehicle. he says the chp investigator told him the parts on his car had been stolen. >> so you won't see this car ever again. we are going to destroy it. >> reporter: the dmv says anyone buying a used car should be aware of an underground economy called car cloning like id theft for cars where someone steals a vehicle, pries on the v.i.n. number plates and replaces them from junks, totals or cars stolen out of state. >> it's difficult to know if any given part is stolen. >> reporter: the dmv says before buying a used car, you should always take it to a mechanic. a trained eye who can compare v.i.n. numbers strategically etched on parts in the car to see if they match. >> that will actually give you the ability to look at the parts, loo

plan have signed a right to use agreement for the city to be able to make reproductions of that document for its intended use, which is to implement the improvements at alta plaza park. so i think i'm going now -- that is the end of my presentation and i believe abigail will be presenting the next part. >> good afternoon, commissioners. good morning general manager ginsburg and as marvin mentioned i'm here to present item 13 discussion and possible action to accept and expend a grant in the amount of approximately $80,000 from the san francisco parks alliance on behalf of the friends of alta plaza park and submission of donors to the 2006 parks playground renovation. this donor recognition is included in the master plan. it is considered part of recommendation 10 to implement key design elements. just to give you a quick background as i mentioned in my staff report, in about 2005-2006 the friends of alta plaza park led a very successful fundraising firefighter and some of the funds were used to renovate the parks playground and also renovated the sports court when the donors gave to the playground the friends of alta plaza park wants to honor donors of $10,000 for m

researchers at johns hopkins university school of public health shows 3 million tons of soil used to build the massive park 130 may pose a risk especially to those who frequent the park on a regular basis. >> it's somewhat concerning. i mean it's the first i've her it. i would never have thought. >> reporter: the new study was just filed in federal court obtain by fox 29 investigates. it's part of on-going lawsuit filed by the delaware river keeper network against soil safe, a local firm less than mile away from the park. >> they were trucking a lot of dirt here. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit, sale savory moves harmful chemicals like benzoapyrene or bap from contaminated soil. the study says because hundreds of truck loads of soil from soil safe were used to construction the park, quote there may be a potential for eminent and substantial hell risks your construction workers at the park and children visitors here ". >> for yourself, concern for the horse. >> everybody involved. we spend a lot of time here. >> reporter: river keeper 93 work filed a lawsuit two years ago. the study was conducted usin

kid growing up in flat rush -- -- flatbush -- [cheers and applause] our parents would take us to prospect park still have the fields in the elephants? all right. but i was never hears speaking to 20,000 people. so, thank you all very much for being here. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that's on the move. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that one year ago was considered a fringe candidacy. 70 points behind secretary clinton. well, they don't consider us fringe anymore. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that has one eight out of the last nine caucuses and primaries. [cheers and applause] and with your help on tuesday, we are going to win right here in new york state. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that will defeat donald trump. mr. trump will not become president of the united states. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that is bringing millions of people into the political process. working people and young people who are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics. they want, we want a government which represents all of us, not ju

researchers at johns hopkins university school of public health shows 3 million tons of soil used to build the massive park30 may pose a risk especially to those who frequent the park on a regular basis. >> it's somewhat concerning. i mean it's the first time i've heard it. i mean i would never have thought but -- >> reporter: new study was just filed in federal court obtained by fox 29 investigates. it's part of on-going lawsuit filed by the delaware river keeper network against soil safe, a local firm less than mile away from the park. >> trucking a lot of dirt here. >> reporter: according to lawsuit, soil savory moves harmful chemicals like benzoapyrene or bap from contaminated soil. the study says because hundreds of truck loads of soil from soil safe were used to construct the park, quote there may be a potential for eminent and substantial health risks for construction workers at the park and children visitors here. >> for yourself concerned for the horse? >> everybody involved i mean we spend a lot of time here. >> reporter: river keeper network filed a lawsuit two years ago. the study was conducted

and that will allow us to reassess some of our parking policies we have in land use. now, before we do any of this we need to develop metrix and a process to make the changes so again, data driven is critical. let's walk through some of the concepts we have come forward on. we have the idea of [inaudible] platform where we filter providers through the 6 goal areas. one area we focus more on is understanding our customer needs, so learning more about what the residents, workers, visitors and commercial delivery services need to move around the city. work with providers to qualify them so they can be considered part the transportation system and work with our technology partner tooz integrate all the technology makeing getting from a to b [inaudible] what pilots we can do to apply the technologies on to our streets whether [inaudible] station squz so on. if we can move forward with this approach we can see that based on the research this is a hi ypothesis of the analsis, we should see collision, congestion, emissions and street demand go do

i really appreciate the support of the sf mta allowing us to park in the garage and allowing us to park our electric mopeds. san francisco is now a home to the largest providers to san francisco. we are now as big as city carshare and we are almost as big as zip car and that is fueled by a big demand by fast and affordable by green transportation in san francisco. to meet that continued demand, we need the continued support of sf mta. in order for our riders to access the $3 trip, they can't hire a driver at that price. they have to keep going. which today isn't possible but is possible with today's sf mta. the typical scoot driver is for someone who isn't in a hurry. allowing them to use this service, we have a number of a request for staff to expand parking for this process and we ask that you support the goal. thank you very much. >>clerk: ( calling names ) public speaker: good afternoon, board, again, happy earth day. we are excited about this amazing thing happening in this last year. we are very excited about what's going to happen. many of you have seen that our very happy riders

and that will allow us to reassess some of our parking policies we have in land use. now, before we do any of this we need to develop metrix and a process to make the changes so again, data driven is critical. let's walk through some of the concepts we have come forward on. we have the idea of [inaudible] platform where we filter providers through the 6 goal areas. one area we focus more on is understanding our customer needs, so learning more about what the residents, workers, visitors and commercial delivery services need to move around the city. work with providers to qualify them so they can be considered part the transportation system and work with our technology partner tooz integrate all the technology makeing getting from a to b [inaudible] what pilots we can do to apply the technologies on to our streets whether [inaudible] station squz so on. if we can move forward with this approach we can see that based on the research this is a hi ypothesis of the analsis, we should see collision, congestion, emissions and street demand go do

we actually found a parking space because people were helping us to park. what we are expecting tonight is that in just a short time they're going to be opening the doors here, they're going to ask everyone to come in and remember prince in the way he would want to be remembered, through playing his song and through dancing throughout the night. everyone 18 and older will be allowed to come in and dance the night away. >> look at the size of that crowd. is it a live shot or just pictures of the -- let's look at the -- get a tape of the crowd above. it is unbelievable where kyung is? how many people do you think we're looking at there? do you know? >> reporter: what i do know is that the club has a capacity for 1,550 people. looking over my shoulder here, i don't know if everyone is t. going to get in. we're seeing people make room for new people to come in and take pictures with the star and drop their flowers. it looks like well over 1,500 people, the capacity of this place. the people we're talking to here say they're going to try to get in, they want to

park for three years. the new yorker remembers what this area used to be like. >> i remember when central park used to be a bad word for crime. i was shocked. i've never heard of anything like that. >> reporter: find the child, find the man and get to the bottom of the story. steve says it is crucial to get answers. >> just for the sake of the image of new york, even though it may be an isolated -- certainly an isolated incident if it happened, but just to dispel the rumor if it is such, you know, i think it's important to be able to do that. >> reporter: police tell us the father was around 35 years old. he was wearing a black jacket the child around 11 years old. they say he was wearing a red or orange spring jacket. if you have any information, you're asked to call police immediately. we're live tonight in central park, mark san tirks a tia, news4 new york. >>> and decision 2016 now. this was the scene outside the republican convention just a short time ago. anti-trump protesters surrounding the event in umd nomination. >> we have far more votes than anybody else, far more delegates than anybody else, a

i really appreciate the support of the sf mta allowing us to park in the garage and allowing us to park our electric mopeds. san francisco is now a home to the largest providers to san francisco. we are now as big as city carshare and we are almost as big as zip car and that is fueled by a big demand by fast and affordable by green transportation in san francisco. to meet that continued de we need the continued support of sf mta. in order for our riders to access the $3 trip, they can't hire a driver at that price. they have to keep going. which today isn't possible but is possible with today's sf mta. the typical scoot driver is for someone who isn't in a hurry. allowing them to use this service, we have a number of a request for staff to expand parking for this process and we ask that you support the goal. thank you very much. >>clerk: ( calling names ) public speaker: good afternoon, board, again, happy earth day. we are excited about this amazing thing happening in this last year. we are very excited about what's going to happen. many of you have seen that our very happy riders have

park service. it turns 100 this year we want to know what it has been like for you to visit the parks over the years. you can tweet a picture using @cspanwj. let's go to phyllis. caller: yes, hi. why don't you have more electric car charges at all of the national parks and national monuments? guest: ok, great question. it is actually an area we are expanding. we are working with, particularly in california right now, to put in a series of electric card charges across the national park system. we really need to have a series of them so that an individual that has an electric car can recharge within the range of that vehicle, so we're working with the national park foundation to help us and stole a number of these. that i absolutely think this is something we're going to pursue in the future. host: secretary jewell yesterday said you have a backlog, a maintenance backlog. what is going on here? guest: for the last decade or several decades, we have been inadequately funded, basically flat funded, by the u.s. congress. as a consequence, our infrastructure -- the park service has an infrastructure of roads, bridges, tunnels, and then

to run yosemite's concessions wants the park to pay $54 million to use the trademark name, such as the awani and also curry village. in addition to the reward the park service says it's willing to let whoever took the sign bring it back, no questions asked. >>> as we speak, the giants are flying home from milwaukee. tomorrow is their home opener and getting to the game got just a little easier. smooth sailing, so to speak. at&t park looks beautiful. it will be a full house tomorrow afternoon for the giants and dodgers. the giants ferry, which was nixed last month, well, that ferry was officially reinstated. it had been canceled because no ferries were available due to maintenance. but work on one of the ships was wrapped up early so people floating to the game will be able to get there more conveniently. >> a beautiful night like this, a great way to get to the game. >> the coast guard is using today's clear skies and warm temperatures to train for some trouble. >> we spotted two of their choppers at ocean beach this morning. they use them to run drills and practice r

i really appreciate the support of the sf mta allowing us to park in the garage and allowing us to park our electric mopeds. san francisco is now a home to the largest providers to san francisco. we are now as big as city carshare and we are almost as big as zip car and that is fueled by a big demand by fast and affordable by green transportation in san francisco. to meet that continued demand, we need the continued support of sf mta. in order for our riders to access the $3 trip, they can't hire a driver at that price. they have to keep going. which today isn't possible but is possible with today's sf mta. the typical scoot driver is for someone who isn't in a hurry. allowing them to use this service, we have a number of a request for staff to expand parking for this process and we ask that you support the goal. thank you very much. >>clerk: ( calling names ) public speaker: good afternoon, board, again, happy earth day. we are excited about this amazing thing happening in this last year. we are very excited about what's going to happen. many of you have seen that our very happy riders

when i come in so i know where i'm going to park. >> knowing where she wants to park is different than actually getting a space there. and one at a good price. she uses called spot hero. >> shows me parking right around this area. >> it also shows some prices being charged for the day and time you want to park. on this day the china basin lot is charging $14. another lot nearby $10. still another, $50. >> on opening day, the app is showing us parking spaces for $15 a few blocks away from at&t park. and $70 spot across the street from the ballpark. there are several parking apps available, including parking panda, best parking and park me, they all cut their own deals with parking lots so depending on the app, different spaces are shown and different prices are charged. but these apps all allow you to reserve a space in advance and pay by way of the app. so no cash exchanges hands. tim maloney is with spot hero. >> parking can be one of the biggest headaches people have each day. by finding a place to park and being guaranteed a reservation through your phone, you take the worry out of trying to find a spot. and the value. you can get up to 50% decemb

and that will allow us to reassess some of our parking policies we have in land use. now, before we do any of this we need to develop metrix and a process to make the changes so again, data driven is critical. let's walk through some of the concepts we have come forward on. we have the idea of [inaudible] platform where we filter providers through the 6 goal areas. one area we focus more on is understanding our customer needs, so learning more about what the residents, workers, visitors and commercial delivery services need to move around the city. work with providers to qualify them so they can be considered part the transportation system and work with our technology partner tooz integrate all the technology makeing getting from a to b [inaudible] what pilots we can do to apply the technologies on to our streets whether [inaudible] station squz so on. if we can move forward with this approach we can see that based on the research this is a hi ypothesis of the analsis, we should see collision, congestion, emissions and street demand go do

us to bring you real value every day. >>> if you are going to the giants game tonight, you might be driving, but finding a parking space . michael finney shows us a high-tech solution to a problem many people face around the bay. >> reporter: trisha lopez knows her way around san francisco, and that means she knows san francisco parking. >> coming in from the east bay i am always, you know, searching for parking and driving around. >> we're driving around the giants at&t park. around here there's plenty of parking, but it doesn't come cheap. and the spaces, as well, they are often filled. so trisha uses an app to find and reserve her parking space. when she goes to a game, she knows exactly where she wants to park. >> so i would normally park around china basin because that's convenient across the street from the ballpark. i will definitely use it whenever i come in so i know where i'm going and where i'm going to park. >> knowing where she wants to park is different than actually getting a space there. and one at a good price. so she uses the parking space reservation app called spot hero. >> shows me here and shows me

garage, however, they have excess parking okay multiple uses a good example market street the trinity that and you get accessory parking but can't it did that you have toanother use the public pain and suffering you're saying we're concerned about the auto trips by the accessory to the residential to the office but we don't care about the majority of trips that are generated by the other use in the building that is parking so we'd is either include parking lots and parking garages they have the biggest potential and include them in the ordinance or simply if you want to include them only exclude them if their others only use on-site and look at the projects as a whole it needs a tdm requirement not just the part of garage use otherwise we're kind of in - it is only audible trips not parking this is not true and the second thing if we know that parking is required one space per unit far exceeds what onsite need generates other trips we were hoping when one 41 this is the section that as has the parking requirement was amend if neighborhoods are dense not talking about rh but half the city but mc - c-2 we don't need parking can you as a commission in 201

. >> when i was a kid growing up in flappish, our parents would take us to prospect park. ey still have the seals and the elephants. all right. but i was never here speaking to 20,000 people. so thank you all very much for being here. here is a simple truth which everybody understands whether you're progressive or conservative, and that is you cannot have a super pac raise many millions of dollars from wall street or special interests and then tell the american people with a straight face that you're going to stand up to the big-money interests. not true. we're going to win this thing without being dependent on wall street or the big-money interests. secretary clinton has chosen to raise her money a different way. >> senator sanders rally in brooklyn came a day after which he traveled to rome where he addressed the conference on socioeconomic and environmental issues and met briefly with pope francis. secretary county hlinton was in california raising money. on friday she attended a fund-raiser hosted by george clooney in which couples were asked to pay a measly $353,000. s

park is getting a makeover to celebrate. general manager of the glover park hotel join us to explain. ks so much for joining us. >> good morning. >> so for people that don't know the global park hotel getting a major facelift. i drive through there almost every day, so i've seen the progression. but tell us a little about the revamp there. >> well, it's definitely been an extensive va year. so today we're going down to the glover park sign just across the street and thanking our neighbors for watching our transformation to do our part to beautify the neighborhood just putting some flowers in the soil and inviting everybody down to help us. then talk about the hotel, talk about our earth care practices. >> so there's the sign right there. that's right over where the gas station is as you're coming down wisconsin. so you're going to put some flowers there. tell me about what the goal is here for people that live in the area and for you guys that are now part of the neighborhood. >> sure. well, we want to get to know our neighbors better for sure. again, say thanks. and also talk about ou

to run yosemite's concessions wants the park to pto pay $54 million to use namesling to let whoever took that sign return it with no questions asked. >>> i'm sam brock at san jose airport. alaska airlines made a pretty big purchase this week. virgin america for 2.6 billion. virgin's founder richard branson, says look, my hands were tied. there's nothing i could do. is that true? reality check is coming up next. >> it literally is full. they simply can't put anymore people on that platform. >> another growing concern for bart in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. we'll show you the design problem that's now threatening safety. for many riders. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> right now at 6:30, maintenance issues, pow

to sell a young boy. sell a young boyar if a sexual encounter walking in central park. >> that's true, and disturbing let's go to fox 5 teresa priolo joins us live from upper west side with what we know. good morning. >> ever been to beau bridge here in the park? >> i have. yes. >> it is a beautiful location but it is quite secluded from everything les. woodsy and according to police this is where this alleged encounter went down not far from where we are off central park west happened before midnight according to police. a witness called police said that he was approached by somebody right around beau bridge. offered sex with an 11-year-old boy this exchange for $300. this witness says that this boy was around 11 years old. er wearing a light spring jacket, and he declined the invitation, the solicitation, and this witness says he immediately called 9-1-1. this is a dlaichtion given to police, this is the description we're given to -- getting to you in the hopes that maybe this guy might look familiar and you can help track him down. adult exploiting the child was a white male 35 years old. dark hair and clean shaven. last seen wearing bla

park. it doesn't come cheap in the spaces that are often filled so tricia uses an app to find her parking. e it whenever i come in so i know where i'm going. >> knowing where she wants to park is different than getting a space there and wanted a good price. she wanted the parking space reservation app called spot it shows prices for day and time you want to park. another lot nearby, $10. on opening day, the app is showing spaces for $15. and a $70 spot across the street from the ballpark. they cut their own deals so depending on the app different spaces are shown and charged. and so no cash exchanges >> so, by finding a place to park, you take the worry out of trying to find a spot. >> there are links that i have mentioned on my report. if you check them out just go to abc7news.com. >> there it is right there. >> it's like that. >> they're remarkable. >> thank you. -lois pricese. [ifrom grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at tradi

park. take us to paisley park.tributes all over the world, you're at the main one. >> yeah, they were talking about the street party, there were so many people of all different ages and races, you know, male, female, everything, at the street party, that's what struck me about people being out here today. you know what has been nice? i have seen a lot of families out here today, mothers, fathers, bringing their kids here, maybe introducing them to the music that they loved for the very first time. i have seen a lot of little kids coming with flowers and notes with parents and walking up, having conversations, which is nice for a little bit of education going on. i don't know if you heard, folks came by with a boombox. i didn't know we still had those. >> he was the king of the '80s and '90s, the boombox era. >> i want radio raheem to come through. they were playing "i want to be your lover." it has been that kind of day out here. special fellowshiping with people. so many people are coming up to me, talking, sharin

to park. you can use your phone to pay for parking both on and off the street. there's an app called park mobile that allows to you receive alerts when the meter is about to expire and add more time. if you want to use the app you download and register. even though there's a new way to pay for parking rates are not going up. >> instead of school spirit these cheerleaders seem to be full of rage. why a teen says she was jumped by near lit entire squad. >> and two florida teens lost at sea. puzzling pictures taken on their boat that don't make sense and what their families fear it could mean. >> and plus it might seem like innocent blemish or is is it? >> i asked the doctor about it. >> so you some may miss dangerous signs based on color of your skin. >> and jay-z's manager and happened fast the app he used to become overnight success. . >> good evening, everybody, getting ready for another closure of the burlington bristol bridge closed till 5:00 tomorrow morning. tacony or palmyra bridge are openings. you have to come all the way down and up on the pennsylvania

parking spaces. that is not the case. you can use an app toany of the streets, but the message from the neighbors is get here early. and i would suggest even taking public transportation at this rate. and here is what we asked you. the trivia question. which game brought the most fans to nats park and how many fans were inside the park? the answer, game five of the 2012 division series playoff, they played the cardinals. there were 45, it was a great game. >> nice work out there this morning. beal see y we'll see you at 11:00. >>> and there is your four day forecast. a rainy day. umbrellas ready. heaviest rain before lunch, scattered showers this afternoon. blustery and cold, cold over the weekend. there could be a snowflake on saturday and a record low on sunday. >> my gosh. >> thank you, chuck. that is the broadcast. thanks for waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. wall street. the nra. they're powerful. they usually get their way. but not with democrat donna edwards. she won't take cash from wall street banks. and when washington

park and do you have them? >> that is -- that will be part of the investigation. i don't want to comment on that right now. >> did it appear that he used the elevator because he was about to pass out or did he have access to stairwells? >> he had access to stairways. paisley park is a big place and i don't think it would be unusual for him to use the elevator. the staircases are pretty long. so i don't think that would be unusual. if that's why he took the elevator or not, i can't say. >> was it at the ground, the elevator, was he collapsed inside the elevator? >> yes, he was collapsed inside of the elevator. that is correct. i haven't been over -- go aid head. >> do you know when was the last time that he was seen alive and at what point he had retired? >> the information that we have right now is that he was last seen about 8:00 wednesday night. >> where was that? >> at paisley park. he would have been dropped off. >> here is a question. had you met prince before the mayor or the sheriff, would you like to answer, and, if so, what was that interaction like? >> i did meet prince but it wasn't in my capacity as mayor. when i was in bus

so hopefully you will see us soon if we can figure out another place to park but philadelphia police say you cannot be here much longer. they let us to this live shot and we will move from our prime parking spot at city hall. mike, alex, it is stories like this as i remind viewers, you are two wise people don't drive and walk to work and i regret ever moving away from where difficult for that reason a loan. >> steve and i used to live over in washington square park area. >> you would walk to work together. >> he would provide the lunch, brown bag. >> very healthy. >> it was just wheat germ i had to make my own sandwich. >> did you see what happened in philadelphia yesterday with bill clinton. he is on the campaign trail for his wife. what happened in the middle of his speech causing the former president to get very aggressive. hey, bob. >> good morning, everybody. 6:11 on this friday morning. schuylkill expressway in the what had at the moment but we will see a lot of unusual traffic patterns today as folks from the main line coming in using the schuylkill for the big parade and lets

>> is invited to use the park. >> reporter: a group claims this public outdoor potty is inviting an unwanted party to dolores park. >> it's just like a sex party. you know, they have a lot of places they can have sex parties but not in a public park. >> reporter: now the san francisco chinese christian union and pacific justice institute is suing the city to get rid of it. >> this blatantly violates the unruh act, restoration act of 1973 and the americans with disabilities act. >> reporter: the president of the pacific justice institute said the open air urinal exposes those who use it to shame and embarrassment and discriminates against women and the disabled. >> the claim that this discriminates on gender and disability doesn't make sense because we have two beautiful restroom buildings in the same park that are accessible to everyone. >> reporter: supervisor scott weiner says it was dolores park neighbors who asked and approved of the open air urinal to keep people from doing their business in public places. >> they would just pee in the bushes, men and women and go wherever. the alternat

know where i'm going and where i'm going to park. >> knowing where she wants to park is different than actually getting a space there. and one at a good price. she usesce reservation app called spot hero. >> shows me here and shows me parking around this area. >> and also shows the prices being charged for the day and time you want the to park. on this day the china basin lot is charging $14. another lot nearby, ten dollars. still another, 50. on opening day the app is showing us parking spaces for $15 a few blocks away from at&t park. and a $70 spot across the street from the ballpark. there are several apps available, parking pap da, best parking and park me. they all cut their own deals with parking lots so depending on the app, different spaces are shown and different prices are charged. but these apps all allow you to reserve a space in advance and pay by way of the app. so no cash exchanges happened. tim maloney is with spot hero. >> parking cap be one of the biggest headaches. so by finding a place to park and guaranteed a reservation through your phone, you take the worry out of a spot and the value. you can get up to 50% discount. >> i have

involving the park police we do an internal make sure the use of force wasoc in compliance with our poll s. parks and davis say they were brutalized by police and have hired an attorney toent them. paul wagner, fox5 local news. > sergeant rose says it is routine for us park police par officers to be on patrol in that section of southeast. sou she also says timothy cox admitted to smoking pcp which may have cribbed to his behavior. > it has been six months since a us marine was killed in a hit and run crash in frederick county, maryland., police say they're not giving up on the search for the driver. 21 year old marine corporal william was hit by another driver. police say the pickup truck thau hit farrell pulled to the sideoh of the road for a few minutes, but then took off. a reward of more than $6,000 iss being offered for informationfee leading to an arrest. still to come, bryce harper's new commercial that's helping kick off season. but first tonight, beyonce debuted her clothing line and ad immediately got thrown a little shade by some haters. h another brand, we're going to have the whole story for you you when we come back. . leaving your current job andyo lookin

we are using putting it to the use for the hydration, and, indirectly, you know, it's, uh, saving the water. this reduces, you know, evaporation. narrator: the solar park employs an array of 35,000 solar panels, generating 10 megawatts of energy. most of the energy is used to run the company itself, which initially depended on the national power grid for its energy supply. so now that power can be redistributed cheaply to the local community. and people like parth and his mother have improved and more reliable electricity. narrator: on a larger scale, introducing solar power into india's energy mix has the potential to greatly reduce the level of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere. [applause] in line with the commitment made by united nations member states at the climate summit held in paris to keep the rising global temperature below two degrees celsius. narrator: a.k. malik, chief engineer at gujerat's national grid, backs a global shift away from fossil fuels. narrator: now that the park has been completed, parth works as part of a maintenance crew, to ensure maximum radiation is captured from the sun and stored in the cells of all 35,000

park. this comes after complaints after business owners who say gotten out of control from garbage to traffic jams to people using the park as an outdoor bathroom. the plan includes street closures and muni reroute and organized cleanup the next day. >> what we want to make clear is that san francisco is an incredible place. and i know that, you know, it has its historical events and this event continues to be a challenge but one that we are up for and one that we are prepared to address in a number of days. >> there will also be increased police presence up to 15,000 people are expected on wednesday. >>> gas prices are on the rise again. how much you can expect to pay to fill up in the bay area and the bad news as we look ahead to memorial day. ============== >> good afternoon from our kpix weather center we have a warriors game tonight and a giants at home baseball game. let's give san jose a shoutout and a little bit of love. the san jose sharks playing host to the l.a. king where is the puck drops at 7:35 tonight. i've got the complete forecast coming up after this brief time out. regarding president obama's

henson he wrote on the parking ratios he was asking for us to change especially the hub areas one of the terms being we've created 6 hundred and 8 parking spaces in the past two years and what's the actual number of cars brought in by those units if you cut down the ratio are we having more or truly one car for every unit i like to understand that i know it was saturated with cars i feel that i live a half a block away i've seen a lot more traffic i don't understand how to increase this cars in the neighborhood for parking or people just maintained with additional cars but i think we need to toosht at the data before we think about changes 6 hundred and 8 plus is staggering good i think we created for unit in a 5 year than a 2 year period and a couple of things mr. henderson wrote i recall the discussion a lot of baej on that and to the best of my knowledge some changes potentially a ways to go there the removal of remainder of the central freeway if we look at the central freeway years away from inhibition street to lands an octavia boulevard by the central freeway down to vine the c

park. it doesn't come cheap in the spaces that are often filled so tricia uses an app to find for her parkingi will use it whenever i come in so i know where i'm going. >> knowing where she wants to park is different than getting a space there and wanted a good price. she wanted the parking space reservation app called spot hero. it shows prices for day and time you want to park. another lot nearby, $10. on opening day, the app is showing spaces for $15. and a $70 spot across the street from the ballpark. they cut their own deals so depending on the app different spaces are shown and charged. and so no cash exchanges hands. >> so, by finding a place to park, you take the worry out of trying to find a spot. >> there are links that i have mentioned on my report. if you check them out just go to abc7news.com. >> there it is right there. >> it's like that. >> they're remarkable. >> thank you. ooh... >>psst. hey... where you going? we've got that thing! you know...diarrhea? abdominal pain? but we said we'd be there... woap, who makes the decisions around here? it's me. don't think i'll make it. st

to park. you can use your phone to pay for parking, both on and off the street, the app called park mobile. it will also allow motorists to receive alerts when their meet is her about to expire, so if you want to use the app, download, register. ocean city says even though there is a new way to pay, parking rate are not going up. >> biggest challenge keeping the sand out of your phone and phone case. facebook doing much better than analysts expected. the number of use zester up 15% from last year. and it is making more money from advertisers. facebook's earnings are one and a half billion dollars, in just the first quarter, three times its earnings from last year. >> still ahead: thieves have targeted dozens of cars in one local neighborhood. they are willing to take whatever they can, in plane site, what time of day they are waiting to commit the crime. >> and in the race for the white house, ted cruz announces his vice president pickment but what's going on? is he even going to get the nomination? that's a long shot. so why name a vp candidate? and you're looking at the ben franklin parkwa

. >> our parents would take us to prospect park, but i was never here speaking to 20,000 people.thank you all very much for being here. >> but sanders needs more than big crowds. clinton leads by 229 pledged delegates. sanders is vowing to fight until the convention in july. an alarming prospect for party leaders eager to unify democrats. on cnn, sanders said the burden isn't his alone. >> it's a two-way street. the clinton people are going to have to listen to what these people are fighting for. >> reporter: many supporters we talked to in new york agree. >> i will vote for her, but not with the joy and that sense of courage bernie is bringing up that feeling of america. i wish hillary would say, you know, i think i have something to learn from bernie. >> supporters mocking her during a fundraising visit. showering her motorcade with wads of $1 bills. protester were standing near the clooney's home saying the fundraiser was $350,000 per couple. back in new york the rough and tumble primary playing out on a debate stage in brooklyn got physical on "saturday night live." >> yes, i

. >> our parents would take us to prospect park but i was never here speaking to 20,000 people. so thank you all very much for being here. >> reporter: but sanders needs more than big crowds. clinton leads by 239 pledged delegates. sanders is vowing to fight until the convention in july. an alarming prospect for party leaders eager to unify democrats. on cnn's "new day," sanders said the burden of bringing the party together is not his alone. >> it's a two-way street. the clinton people are also going to have to listen to what these people are fighting for. >> reporter: many sanders supporters we've talked to in new york agree. >> i will vote for her but not with the joy and that sense of courage. bernie is bringing up that feeling of america. i wish that hillary would kind of say, you know, i think i have something to learn from bernie. >> reporter: showering her motorcade with $1 bills. the protesters were standing near george and amal clooney's home where the highest ticket was $350,000 per couple. back in new york, the rough and tumble primary playing out on a debate stage l