community space and open and green space for everyone to use unfortunately, sadly. the city has the audacity, if you would, to in essence turn around and privatize something that really belongs to the public. reporter: now that eighth grader gathered 1200 signatures in a petition. i m looking at that petition here online, telling the city that this is, in fact, a bad idea. the city attorneys told me he had not been served as of yet, so i sent him a copy of that injunction. he says as far as he can see, this project will continue on august 13th, it will commence on that date unless he has a court order ordering him to stop. live in west san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. a developing story we have been following all afternoon long. an amber alert in san hjoaquin county. they believe her kidnapper could be her father and heading to the bay area. 30-year-old jonathan martinez took his 1-year-old daughter. he was last seen in a white shirt and jeans and an a s ba
lifted shelter in place order before midnight that doesn t mean all neighbors are free and clear of health-related concerns from the smoke. sue thompson continues our live team coverage from the hospital in richmond. reporter: that thick black smoke from the refinery fire made a lot of people sick. so many that the hospitals are reporting more than 250 people had to go seek medical attention last night for a lot of respiratory breathing problems, sore throats. one of those hospitals where a patient showed up was here. many hospitals had to call in extra staff last night. they say that was in order to handle so many patients showing up with problems. they say today they will be ready to go again, in case more patients come in with those health-related issues. those patients, many of them were having trouble with eye irritation, sore throats, trouble breathing, because of the air situation. the other scare was shelter in place order prompted one hospital to have to close off
marijuana. he said he didn t know it was in that brownie he ate. same day competed last week. pot is on the list of banned drugs. not exactly known as a performance enhancer. in fact, far from it and the fighter came in seventh. so there. officials threw out those results and booted him from the games. four other athletes failed drug tests but those were before the games began. a lockout of nfl referees will lead to historic night for the league on thursday. a college referee named shannon easton, shannon as if a female, the first ever female ref. she will officiate a preseason game between green bay and san diego. and in case anybody plans to give her a hard time. a warning for you easton is also a six time national judo germain amphitheater. there is a new tool that you can use to combat the growing influence of babies on the interwebs. a new ad agency works in new york and it s developed a plug-in for google s chrome browser called unbaby.com me.
death as nascar. i didn t see nothing but a bang and a flash and people laying on the ground. and one of those people never got back up. tonight, lightning strikes at the pennsylvania 400. plus the curiosity rover makes it to nice nasa is celebrating. safe on mars. [cheers] now, you will see the latest images from the planet next door. first from fox this monday night. they are there to pray and police say he was there to murder. civil rights group reports the main man accused of going on a shooting spree at a temple in wisconsin yesterday was a frustrated neo nazi. investigators identify the suspect as wade michael page a 40-year-old army veteran discharged in 1988. police say he opened fire at a sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin just a few miles south of milwaukee and there he killed six people and wounded three others. among the injured a police lieutenant who arrived minutes after the first the 11 call. the oak creek police officer says that officer whom you s
9/11 tattoo who showed up at the shooting scene used his phone to record members of the sikh community has been located, questioned, and cleared. meanwhile, two shooting victims cling to life in a local hospital, including oak creek police lt. brian murphy who respond to the shooting and attending to the victim when wade michael page ambushed at 8 or 9 times at close range. when other officers arrived on scene, shep, murphy tried to wave them off to tend to other victims before himself. shepard: what do we know about the gun that police say the suspect used? we re told it s a 9-millimeter handgun. several magazines of ammunition purchased legally by the shooter. we also understand the response team went to his home last night for extensive search. not clear what they may have found. continuing to question family members and associates to try to determine the motive, for sure, which is suspected to be simple blind hate, shep. shepard: rick leventhal oak creek, wisconsin.