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. >> yes, it's a beautiful, contemporary walkway that will really highlight the statue of the historic front. we're in construction now, final phase of construction and hope to have all at ribbon-cutting sometime this fall. >> thank you to the you and the staff and the talented artists working on this project. colleagues, is there a motion for this item? >> public comment. >> i'm sorry, public comment first. thank you, miss nemzoff to your presentation. >> how exciting. i'm so overwhelmed. let me express, today i shall decree the holy man in certain situations -- gentleman like -- >> mr. yip -- public comment is so you can speak on the item. >> yes, but [speaker not understood] >> please tell me what you are reading regards the item? >> you see all of these people -- it's affecting the mind -- just people -- i see something like little man, holy man -- this is like general hospital [speaker not understood] it will cause serious funding problems for city hall. >> thank you. trying to achieve a high state of excellence in principles to affect others -- the statement that -- would you gua

the familiar walkway thaw saw behind the ceremony and saw in the aerial video. you see that graffiti. they wonder why can public get access to these tracks. they cannot put fences around every amtrak, track and you just got to hope people don't do this but i was doing research over weekend and teddy roosevelt was on this same train in 1905 and and his train was hit by a rock and it said iron missle, just missed man that looked like the president. a guy that fit the president's profile just got missed by an iron missle, going into the the train back in 1905. this is nothing new, this thought that somebody may have thrown something to distract the the engineer, at the train but now we have learn there is conflicting stories between what they said to us on friday, after talking to the septa a conductor and what he this heard on the dispatch tapes and talking to that septa engineer whether he ever had a conversation with the 188 engineer on amtrak. he said he never even had that conversation that the conductor thought she heard over the the radio. >> wonder what she

starting today the summer walkway hours are in effect.ws makes it feel like summer. i will be happy about that, but ploabl not walking -- probably not walking. >> reporter: today we're cloudy and cool 49 degrees if pottstown. these numbers are similar to where we've been in the northern arena western. 48 in center city. in south jersey a lot of 40s and 50 resist in avalon and ac and buena. 48 in cinnaminson. a lot of low 50s in hockessin dover in the state of delaware. it's going to be cooler start to finish. around 50 now, 54 by 9:00 a.m. the high today 63 around 4:00 p.m. there's a pop-up sprinkle or shower, but most of the time it will be dry. >> this is new video of a coast guard rescue near the bahamas the captain of a 95-foot yacht fell overboard. the rescue crew is from an air station based out of detroit. they overheard the boaters may day call and rushed to the scene and hoisted him into their chopper. >>> california commuters did a little bit of a double take the other day the sea lion showed up on a san francisco sidewalk. he t

it looks look a covered walkway -- >> all right abc world news tonight is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 and then 11:00 here on channel 6. for "action news" i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking developments. we're on the scene of the deadly train derailment. federal investigators talking just moments ago, revealing how fast that train was going. speeding toward disaster. the death toll rising. tonight, the search for those still missing. and we take you inside the trauma ward. also the chaos inside the train. passengers using flashlights on their phones to crawl out. >> keep crawling okay? >>> also tonight, the wild scene on the streets of new york city. police opening fire. the suspect armed with a hammer. attacking a female police officer. >>> the growing mystery tonight. the american military helicopter that vanished. among the missing, six u.s. marines, trying to help after the earthquake. >>> and a hidden world tonight. more people have been to space than to this secret cave. tonight, the drones overhead. can you g

. >> so all of this was walkway here. >> reporter: someone stole part of the flagstone walkway from the front of tracy's house, keeping this is hard since she is not allowed to live here anymore. >> it's tough. it is tough. >> reporter: last year tracy and four of her neighbors here on piscataway drive were told their homes were uninhabitable after a slope failure. to date they have no water and sewer but still are paying the mortgages here. >> it's like there's two of me. i pay to live here and i pay to live some place where i can't live. >> reporter: county offered to pay for the homes with county and fema money but -- >> they're probably $8,000 short of paying that mortgage off, and that's just insane for me. >> reporter: just yesterday talks with the county to negotiate a larger payout fell through and according to tracy the county is now saying -- >> if you don't take the fema money, you get nothing and then we're going to fake your property anyway. >> reporter: due to ongoing litigation, the county says it cannot comment, but tracy says they're claiming to use police power. it wil

and the city plans to make the most of it, the $7 million makeover includes a play ground and shady walkway and a stage shaped like a boat. >> it's a great place a connecter. >> the city wants to draw more people to the river front with hopes that it revitalizes the district. >> we want to bring restaurants and things to attract people. >> there is work going on to attract people at the circle on high street to make it easier to get in and out of town, plans are going ahead to build an apartment building across from the promenade. >> it will definitely bring more people down here. >> it's beautiful. >> i love fishing there. >> bobby is a regular that comes to fish or just stroll along the delaware. >> this area is bland now to have new stuff here is great a lot of people come here like an overlook at the burlington bristol bridge and a boat launch and real bathrooms to replace the portuertoort o johns. >> whether it's grants or loans or something that has funding from the city that is something we'll do. >> officials say it could take years to complete the water front makeover but they beli

western portion of block 7 in the project area the site is border by fourth street on the west and walkway to the east and china bay to the east. >> so 588 mission bay will be a 200 and thirty thousand square feet building with an exterior border this helps to provide for residential quality as shown in each of those renderings building will consist of 4 stories of 200 one and 2 bedroom housing units over parking and 10 thousand secret retailer on the fourth floor and courtyards and smaller community on each floor laundry rooms and fitness facility as previously stayed the housing will be constructed over this parking spaces there will be a total of 52 parking spaces for residential that are you owe i think resident this is a the max for the mission bay other transit benefits include onsite car share pod and bicycle parking spaces and that will two blocks in the light rail station and 6 blocks in the conflict station along the 22 in front of the development also a wonderful teacher feature of mission bay it is home to various amenity like grocery stores and the hospital and parks and vario

starting today the summer walkways hours are in effect. i don't know about you but that gives me hope from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. take a walk across the ben. mass transit patco running friday tracker work schedule. septa regional rails special schedule with a manayunk norristown line. >>> we are starting off with temperatures around the 50-degree mark and 9:00 a.m. 54. it's cooler today than the last servitudes. we'll get a -- several days. we'll get a high of 63 around 4:00 p.m. back to 61 by 6:00 p.m. generally speaking clouds out there sunny breaks and slight chance of a spotty shower here and there but most of you are remaining dry. looking across the country there's zero chance of any severe weather according to national weather service storm prediction center. a weak front near minneapolis and rotation near an area of low pressure that's shooting away from us down to the south. only the big board all green aircraft. and no signs of precipitation at our most commonly traveled destinations. >> a select number of earthlings will be givi

plus all that waste stains the new walkways and it can be dangerous. >> it is slippery. people aren't paying attention. >> reporter: tourists at first don't see a problem. >> so do you like the geese? >> love the geese. i think they're beautiful. >> but not too many. >> reporter: some of them up to three pounds of waste a day. >> oh no. >> reporter: they're busy. the geese police d.c. will have dogs on site at least a year to disrupt the nesting patterns but dogs? they kind of leave a mess too, don't they? >> who cleans up after the dogs? >> that's my responsibility. it's a tough job, but somebody's got to do it. >> reporter: on goose patrol in the national mall tom sherwood, news 4. >>> they displayed extraordinary courage beyond the call of duty. this week they were honored for it. the department of homeland security presented valor awards. jae johnson took part in the ceremony. back in november williams was driving over the woodrow wilson bridge and noticed a woman sitting on the railing about to jump. >> i gained her trust and she started to talk. she attempted to ju

or applying for special labor to use this underground walkway that connects the specialty center with the hospital and the emergency room. a trip that would take less than five minutes, significantly faster than most responses to 911 calls. >> if you read the words of the odd it this is a significant issue. and it sounds like it's been ignored here at valley medical. >> i would not say that it's been ignored. i would say that it has not been brought to the attention of medical leadership here. >> nbc bay area news. >>> we wanted to ask questions of the county's ems director but the county did decline our request. county supervisors are scheduled to address this issue in june and we'll be there. give us a call the 888-996-tips or accepted an e-mail. >>> a deadly hit and run in the east bay overnight. now a san pablo man is in jail accused of causing the crash. it happened on i-80 near solano avenue. when chp arrived they found only one vehicle. the driver died at the hospital. the officers were able to find the missing car a few miles from the scene. it turns out it was stolen. they we

the center has new seats and shelters and new bikeways and walkways -- or bike paths. as one santa clara official said, the project is part of a larger effort to make public transportation more convenient. >> this is a very challenging place to commute from and what we're trying to do is make it easier for people to take the bus get cars off the road, do more for the environment. this is beautiful. >> the eastridge transit center renovation cost $68 million and transit officials say more improvements are on the way. another rapid transit project in san jose is currently in the works. >>> an outbreak of salmonella likely linked to raw tuna has sickened 50 people in the united states and 31 are in california. those are in southern california. the california department of health doesn't know the source of the outbreak. but most of the people who got sick reported eating sushi containing raw tuna. the symptoms are nausea, vomiting. 10 people are in the hospital. doctors say don't ignore the symptoms. >> it's very important to get cultures because if we don't have the cultu

random locations which is instances where fence replacement have blocked access to fire hydrants and walkwaystaff want to make sure those safety situation with voided by eliminate this fence exception prior to approval by the port commission staff will be insured that public t is given notice with the opportunity to provide public notices places in san francisco examiner newspapers and this chronicle for other second 6 months and also the website and payrolling will have the same information this information is available for a period of 24 days from april 29th to may 23rd and i believe may 26th is the date we've ask for a resolution on this after the public noticed no compelling justification not to move forward staff will present the final draft at the may 26, 2015 board commission moot and if approved file it with the states standard commission thank you. >> thank you. is that public comment seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues >> i just ask that as we explore with the recollection sit posting perhaps we asking ask our department of real estate that if the post to send out the n

. >> despite the very open floor size sort of broken out into neighborhoods and communities with walkways that go down each side and throw and around and throughout so you really can't walk through the space without bumping into people. >> it's a massive space with lots of natural light but the biggest draw may be the roof. this nine-acre green roof has 400 full grown trees and a half mile walking loop also designed to inflate the building below us to cut down on heating and cooling costs. >> plus there are wifi and plenty of places to sit and work. as facebook looks for the best talent goler says facebook's investment says it prioritizes employees. >> it really creates an environment where people can collaborate, they can kind of innovate together a lot of spontaneity in the way people bump into each other. just a great, fun, collaborative, creative space. >> facebook won't say how much the building cost just that it came in under budget and faster expected built in 18 months. for "nightly business repor menlo park california. >> a top venture capitalist is also a prominent coowner of an

the tree way is a 300-foot walkway above visitors and it's one of the zoo's 360 exploration trails. food to encourage the gorillas to move beyond their normal space. celery and lettuce some of their favorite helping to make sure that that happens. >>> on to your fox 29 weather authority. looking and feeling a lot like summer out there scott. >> yeah, you know chris and dawn, the humidity will increase this weekend along with the temperatures, but some good news news. we need the rain and we have some rainfall chances ahead fort up coming weekend. now it's not going to be a wash out so don't cancel any plans just keep the rain gear handy. take look at the latest drought monitor. you can see in yellow abnormal abnormally dry that includes northern sections of new jersey and all of southeastern pennsylvania so we need the rain. how much are we down for the month of may? you can see over an inch and a half for philadelphia. allentown is down for the month of may almost 2-inches. so the pollen count let's talk about that as we move into the weekend. tomorrow in the medium category with m

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until the whitney there was a wonderful walkway without an anchor on either end. now with a culture shed on the north end, and the development of the westside, it was so empty in many ways in terms of public traffic. charlie: into short generations, the whitney has gone from being part stern but carrying homeless shelter to its chic and eager tourist destination. adam: i think that -- charlie: you are happy with tourists. adam: the more the merrier. the whitney has always championed the artists of our time. mrs. whitney is an artist. she's one of the only founders of a major museum who was also an artist. charlie: did she try to do this? was in her dream turned down by other museums? adam: she offered to give her collection to the metropolitan museum. they said we have a not of that not very interesting stuff in the basement. it was out of a curious refusal that the whitney was born. she was interested in the art as she was in creating some museum. charlie: so she said i will create my own museum. adam: it was out of a need, not just the desire to show off what sh

it happened on a walkway outside the paved area of the station. the victim is expected to survive. police have not released any information about a possible motive. >>> the statue of jesus stolen from an east bay church. it was connected to a large crews fix outside the transfiguration. sergio is live with more. sergio? >> katie, when you walk right up to that cross you will notice that that figure of christ was attached with steel bolts. they have either been cutoff and parishioners think the statue might have been forcefully pulled off and then stolen. parishioners first noticed the bronze statue of christ was missing on wednesday morning. >> somebody said what happened to the figure on the cross. >> this is a picture of the life-sized sculpture on the cross. this shot was taken a few weeks ago on easter. church members figure it was stolen on tuesday night. one sent messages to the scrap metal businesses to keep an eye out. >> i can't even comprehend walking in with that over their shoulder saying yeah i want to sell this to you. >> this has been a shock to some church members.

. >> the new project features safer sidewalks and walkways along a two and a half mile stretch. >> memorial day is certainly about more than just the beaches beaches. it honors those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. >> and wherever you're headed this holiday weekend, take the first alert weather with you. all you need is your smartphone or tablet. >> we have some breaking news that we've been following from overseas. just minutes ago leaders on both sides in ireland same-sex marriage referendum said that the yeses have won a resounding victory. that would make it the first country to legalize same-sex marriage by a popular vote. the valid count is under way and official results are expected a little bit later on this morning. >> back in our area, a philadelphia judge has denied a motion to reduce bail of a teen suspected in the hit and run of a temple university student. lashawn roberts is accused of hitting 22-year-old rachel hall as she rode her bike on diamond street in philadelphia. she was critically injured and remains unconscious at philadelphia hospital. ro

expanded walkways shady grovrz and band shell for concerts shaped like bow of boat. >> this is greatront hoping it will revitalize the downtown business district. >> our plan is by bringing restaurants and things that would attract people that we really can fwould traffic downtown. >> there's work going on to create a traffic circle high street at the river to make it easier to get in and out of town and moving along head four 180 apartment building cross from promenade. >> i think it will bring more people down here it's beautiful. >> i love fishing here. >> bobby is one of the regulars that come to water front to fish or stroll along the delaware. >> this area is bland right now. so to have new stuff here would be great a lot of people would come here. >> like an overlook near the burlington bristol bridge, boat launch and real bathrooms to replace the port ajohns. they have the concept of what it can look like and now the hard front figuring out how to pay for it. >> whether it's going to be grants loans, something that has funding from the city. and certainly something we're goin

and she began walking, making her way up the walkway.ust sat in front of the little girl's house and watched the door open, and you could see the lights. i watched natalee's silhouette disappear into the light, closed the door. i thought, okay. i love you, have a wonderful time. i'm thinking i will see you monday. >> we stayed at the holiday inn. when we arrived in aruba, we were s i'm pretty sure all of this girls ran and put on bikinis and were on the beach within hours. >> i took beth back to the holiday inn the place where natalee met juliet. the dutchman and friends were the last ones seen with natalee holloway before she disappeared. >> beth, this is the holiday inn where natalee was staying, right? >> right. that's where she stayed. and pretty much 153 of her classmates were staying here at the holiday inn. >> over my shoulder between us is the casino, part of the hotel. that's where she met joran van der sloot? >> yeah. and joran had been hanging around the entire weekend. he already made himself fit in. said he was 18. i'm stayi

. >> there was a stabbing on a walkway out of the station at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim is expected to survive. police have not released information about a motive. >> a domestic cat may not have been aunderstand by a mountain lion as originally suspected. the cat is expected to fully recover a suffering severe wounds on the back his neck. veterinarians now think the cat was attacked by a bob scat which is smaller than a mountain lion. he is lucky to have survived because of the nature of the wounds. the cat will probably head home next week. >> extreme flooding in texas and oklahoma could be part of the drought relief in california. the month long rainy weather in the south is related to a building el nino that will bring the same level of wet weather to california by january. it may not end the severe drought status but el nino could bring some relief. >> time for a check on our weather here which is a far eye from what we see in those pictures. >> we are getting drizzle. it is wet outside. right, mike? >> drizzle this morning. more like sea breeze induced b

but when i got on the white walkway, i thought it matches my personality, not what you see on the outsideim's social worker says she's a wonderful child. >> she's so expressive, so bubbly. she loves fashion. she loves dancing. she loves singing. >> and she says while kim loves playing dressup and modeling, she's a very good student. in fact she loves school. >> what is your favorite subject? >> math, spelling and reading. >> you're doing well in school. >> i made honor roll this quarter. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. it was a special day for kim and one we helped forever family and the love kim longs for. >> well if you have room in your home and heart for kim, she is extraordinary. call special hot line adoption number 188 to adopt me or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.c >>> the time right now, looking at 9:43, news for your health. these babies are getting helped to breathe a little easier. high-tech tools making that possible. >> we are in for a beautiful sunny sunday. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell will let us know how warm either going to get today. let

they were just telling us to not all go up at exactly the same time because this stairway walkway iss it used to be. >> the porters also warning of constant tremors and falling debris. we reach the top seemingly deserted. unlike other villages we've been to, there are no shelters pitched next to homes. just the haunting remains of lives forever altered or forever lost. this the grave site for three young women, a traditional necklace hangs from a stick. a sign one of them was married. a unit of troops arrives with very basic tools. an attempt to excavate the cadavers of livestock buried under the rubble. but no aid other than three tents air dropped days ago have made it here. there are few villagers around making quiktrips to wash clothes or salvage what they can. everyone else is out in the plains, she says. they feel safer there. and we soon find out why. suddenly, the entire mountain shakes the. >> that was a sizable tremor. absolutely terrifying. send people from the village still running down. i can't even imagine what the actual earthquake must have been like. >> as we uneasil

that today getting a glimpse of these gorillas enjoying their new place. 300-foot measure overhead walkwayjust one of the new zoo 360 animal exploration trails. officials say the new exhibit will encourage the zoo's five gorillas to explore beyond their normal habitats. >>> depth's dogs down under. the super star's pets were facing the death penalty but their luck just changed. >> wait until you see how many people were crammed into this six cedar in china. ♪ just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. ♪ >>> sad day in the mew zig world. blues legend bb king has died. crowned the king of blues by generations of musicians who revered him king was an unrivaled guitar virtue woe so innovator and pioneer. he died peacefully in his sleep at his home in las vegas last night. he's survived by 11 of his 15 children. king was 89 years old. >>> developing to night in nepal, relief eff

this fall septa plans to build new platforms and a pedestrian walkway. >>> here is the stat you're probably not going to like. philadelphia international ranks at the top ten for the worst on time arrivals during the summer months. according to mile cars.com they rank seventh on the list. they analyzed travel data from the past ten summer and found chronically bad arrival times at philadelphia. also among the worst, new york's laguardia and jfk airports honolulu international ranked number one for on time summer arrivals. followed by salt lake city at number two. >> that means we should go to honolulu. >>> a new study shows the majority of the time when your credit or debit card company sends you a fraud alert, it is wrong. according to credit cards.com, seven in ten americans have received at least one faulty fraud alert. the charges end up being legitimate purchases wrongly flagged by the card issuer. >>> right now, if you look at it doesn't look like much. >> the future is looking very bright for 400 acres in northern delaware. tim furlong is live to explain. >> a steel mill for 99 years

the back walkway, it's full of plumbing. the water well built, they decided, let's put windows. we go on a security walk, the inmates see us, they know that we're there. we can go in the water wells, turn off all the lights, and we can peer in those back windows. if the windows aren't covered with obstacles, deodorant, papers, towels. they think these security windows are a shelf for them to put their junk, when they're not. they're for us. >> sergeant nicholas makes his way through the darkened water well to cell six in order to check on the inmate suspected of having the homemade cuff key. >> this is cell six right here but he's got his window blocked so i don't know what he's doing inside. >> with his first surveillance attempt foiled, nicholas turns to more conventional means to confirm the inmate is asleep. >> when's your next security walk? >> nicholas asks one of the jail's detention officers to walk by the inmate's cell. >> don't do anything out of the ordinary, just go on a security walk and tell me what he's doing.

and you can see as i showed in the little bump before the break, there is a walkway alley here with an gate of course, it is open, but that leads to the back of all of these houses, a the love people have already berlin-wall type back fences, real high up almost, high up as basketball court, you can see street light back, there but still, dimly lit and probably accessway for anybody who want to break into a house. and the one officer i tubing who was here and just took the witness in told me we believe right now this is probably just random, not the same guy. he wouldn't have the bleeps as he said to me to come back to the same spot at the same time on the same 24 hour period, so that's what we have here, going right now. police have no idea where this guy is, here he is about. probably just attempted burglary by somebody who doesn't pay attention to the news because here we are on the same street where you think everybody would be on high alertment you can see one thing i notice when got here, look at the open windows, not even screens down on the second floor, but the first floor yo

or applying for a special waiver to use this underground walkway that connects the specialty center with the hospital and the emergency room. a trip that takes less than five minutes, significantly faster than most responses to 911 calls. if you read the words of the audit, this is a significant issue. and it sounds like it's been ignored here at slaevalley medical. >> i would not say that it's been ignored. i would say that it has not been brought to the attention of medical leadership here. >> reporter: i'm tony kovaleski, nbc bay area news. >> we wanted to ask questions of the county's ems director but the county declined our request. county supervisors are scheduled to address this issue in june and we'll be there. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 1-888-996-tips or send us an email to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> it is my impression of a hot dog. >> san francisco twist on a yard sale. this couple asked for in exchange for money as they prepared to move. >>> plus. >> the smiles and the laughter. this makes it -- makes it worthwhile. >>> from hard times to

it's a blessing it didn't fall later in the morning because it came to rest on a grassy walkway that users use to get in and out of their jobs at dell and horton works. you can imagine if someone was walking where the large piece of steel crashed down. >> i just watched the crane sway in the wind and sometimes you have to shut it down because it's a little too windy up there. >> reporter: when you see the crane on the ground now, collapsed, you know maybe 20, 30 feet away from your office building, what are your thoughts? >> i'm going to pay more attention on where the crane is positioned every day, more than i used to in the past, especially when the crane is positioned on top of the ramp here. it's a lot closer. >> reporter: it's not clear what role, if any, the wind played in this morning's accident. inspectors with the city and fire department visited the site to assess the accident and you can see right now they've just brought out another crane and it's under stood they'll be using that to get the one that failed this morning. you can imagine the idea is to have this removed by

reflection pool but the new filtration pool can't handle all of the waste, and plus it stains the new walkways and it can be dangerous. >> it is slippery. people are not paying attention. >> >>. >> reporter: and the tourists don't see the problem. >> they can be pretty. >> reporter: well, it is up to two pounds of waste a day. >> oh well. >> reporter: and now the dogs will have a chance to disrupt the nesting problems but the dogs leave a problem, too? >> yes. >> reporter: and who cleans up after them? >> i do. that is a tough responsibility. >> reporter: and cleaning up at the national mall, tom sherwood. >>> they displayed extraordinary courage beyond the call of duty and today, they were honored for it. the department of homeland security presented the valor awards to a dozen dhs agents and homeland security secretary jay johnson jeh johnson took part in the ceremonies. an officer was honored when he noticed a woman was about to jump sitting on the railing. >> i started to gain her trust, and she attempted to jump three time but had to grab a hold of her, and i was holding her from jumping.

or applying for a special waiver to use this underground walkway that connects the specialty center with the hospital and the emergency room a trip that takes less than five minutes, significantly faster than most responses to 911 calls. 'cause if you read the words of the audit, this is a significant issue. and it sounds likes's been ignored here at valley medical. >> i would not say that it's been ignored. i would say that it has not been brought to the attention of medical leadership here. >> reporter: we also wanted to ask questions of the county's ems director, but the county declined our request. here's why change is critical here. fire and paramedic resources are already stretched in santa clara county finding other options for non-emergency calls at that specialty clinic will free up firefighters and paramedics to handle true emergencies. now, the county supervisors are scheduled to address this issue in june and you can bet we will be there. >> seems like such a simple solution to get this taken care of. >> it is on paper. you hear it from the firefighters and the paramedic. the

they have new seats, shelters and bike path and walkway. >>> uc regents announced yesterday in-statents will not face any tuition hikes for the near future. in-state tuition has remained the same for the past two years but there was talk it might be hiked. uc leaders decided not to. they did approve a tuition hike for out of state students, however. they will have to pay 8% more. >>> a real nail by ther in game 2 of the westerns conference finals at oracle arena last night. i want to call it rourke cal. "roar-acle"! warriors had a lead with a few seconds left but houston had the ball. steph and klay thompson swarmed james harden and couldn't get a shot off and the warriors hang on to win 99-98. and they lead the series 2 games to none heading to houston for game 3. excite there is. supporters of the warriors new arena in san francisco has demands for the uc regents. in recent weeks opposition to the mission bay plan has emerged and backers believe the anonymous effort is tied to the ucs. -- to the uc system. the new medical center is only a block a way from the proposed reasonable. >

it's the only pedestrian walkway connecting the mainland to diamond island.reelance journalist robert carmichael and his friend, daravuth sang, a cambodian american lawyer, live in phnom penh. >> this island that was an entertainment center that was newly opened. there were people on the island who wanted to leave and go home, and there were people who were on the mainland who wanted to get on the island to come and have a good time. >> it had gotten tighter and tighter and tighter, and there was no outlet. >> people started leaving the island, and they got caught in the middle. >> a massive crush of people forms on the bridge. each person desperately reaching for pockets of air and the cooling relief of water in the stifling heat. >> it's like a boa constrictor. you can breathe out, so your lungs would collapse, but you can't breathe back in. you've got no space to breathe back in. it only takes 30 seconds to lose consciousness. >> as people in the middle start fainting from lack of oxygen, the whole crowd went down like that. >> cambodian native and "associ