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Dead fish, including striped bass, bat rays and other species, have been washing up on the shores of the San Francisco Bay Area after toxic algae spread across the area.
Dead fish, including striped bass, bat rays and other species, have been washing up on the shores of the San Francisco Bay Area after toxic algae spread across the area.
>> at nationals park fans scattered throughout the stands and into dugouts after hearing shots fired, but some feared inside the stadium, late in a game saturday night against the san diego pat rays. it's another national wakeup call over the concerns of gun violence. >> everybody stood around for a moment because nobody knew what it was. and then a whole storm of people started running and we all kind of locked into a room and then started coming back out, and then the people came running from a different direction. at that point everybody started clearing out. >> and that surge in gun violen...
Franken, the president will make some remarks in just a bit. we will get that news and bring it to you. we are also as we are waiting to hear from the president about another thing. half hour away. the president set to make remarks after he meets with those law enforcement folks. is he there to rally support for his plan to tighten up gun laws. some states are already taking action. new high tech tool could help police in new york city detect weapons but opponents are trying to stop it in court chris gallagher live with the latest on this interesting technology. >> i will explain what it is al...
Image will appear on an lcd screen in the patrol car. in addition to the privacy concerns that you mentioned some critics say that this type of technology, the t rays can damage human dna so you can expect a great deal more controversy before it is implement. >> it is expected to hit the streets, though, right? when? >> they have been working on it for three years with the department of defense. some of the experts say you can expect it will be a few years until you see this in patrol cars. what we could see much sooner, though, is this type of technology applied to scanners at airports. not o...