people. now, aaa projects 1.8% increase in air travel over 2014's july 4 weekend. travel experts say with the economy bouncing back, more people are traveling this weekend. >> parking lot d the backup to the backup parking lot has, like, 10 spaces left so they just left earlier maybe. i don't know. but maybe they got a start yesterday. >> reporter: since it's expected to be so busy, they even have therapy dogs out here helping travelers cope with the stress. again, surprising that the number from today is expected to surpass the thanksgiving and christmas holidays. live at sfo, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> no good deed goes unpunished! still to come, the new plan to raise your power bill and why conserving electricity may cost you more. >> plus, "under armour" launches a new line of steph curry basketball shoes but good luck getting your hands -- or feet -- -- on a partner. >> darn it. break it to me gently, allen. a few low clouds at the shoreline and we'll have the 4th of july forecast coming up as we see the fog coming into the city we also see the forecast coming up. >> just when you thought there was no place left for a gopro to go, see what happens when you strap o

s doug is live outside. what are people doing to try to prepare themselves get some relief from the heat? >> the parkn packed pretty much the entire day for people looking for a place to sit down in the shade and a breeze off of the river. >> you don't realize just how hard it is. >> it's very, very hard. so the first thing you do think of is to get water. >> at spruce street harbor park at least you stand a chance. >> i do sweat. it's so hot. >> she was one of the first in the hammocks. >> it was so hot out here today. i'm out here enjoying myself in the hammock in the trees. >> if it was too hot in the argument there is a breeze off the delaware river. >> i love the summer. the hotter the better for me. >> jaszmine and david just stumbled upon the park and stayed. >> it's very relaxing. perfect for me. great for a sunday afternoon. >> romantic. >> well whatever it takes to get through this heat. live in pens landing. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with brittneyshipp. >> you need to stay hydrated and keep that in mind as you're making your plans on monday. i'm also tracking storms. here is a

people who sprung into action. the temps were in the 90s yesterday in kansas city, but it felt like 110 when a toddler s walocked inside a locked car. they all called 911, but people in the parking decided to take no chances. it took them a while, but they were eventually able to break the window and pull that toddler out to safety. >> she was crying and she was like -- she was drenched in sweat. her shoes were wet. she was so drenched in sweat and i started crying. >> wow. there was another dramatic rescue just west of philadelphia, two children were accidentally locked inside a hot car there as the temperatures soared into the 90s. officers were successfully able to smash the grab and rescue that baby -- glass and rescue that baby and another young girl. >>> a nonprofit group wants to show us just how dangerous it is to leave anybody in the car for an extended period of time. >> especially when it's hot. cars for kids offered adults in new jersey 100 bucks if you could sit in a parked car for 10 minutes on a hot afternoon. none of the six could last the whole time. >> oh, my god. >> i want to get out of here. push the button. >> yeah. the contestants all hit the red easy butto

. >>> people in woodstock, virginia, woke up to flooded homes and cars and streets following all the rain they got overnight. news4's zachary kiesch joins us live from wood park lane community in woodstock. zach, we understand people are trying to salvage what they can right now. >> reporter: you are absolutely right, pat. they got a lot of rain in a short period of time here. they have just condemned this area here, a trailer park here in woodstock. clear lakers a lot of water here. some cars have gotten out, some cars like this one have not. i want to point your attention back to that basketball court back there. they tell me there is at least eight feet of water back there, a lot of these residents are out for the day, up to 40 residents have had to go elsewhere. we saw residents out here, wading out to their vehicles. we see this guy have a tough time get out here he was able to get the car out and that was the most important thing. also the other side of town near main street over there. you see this dream here, a lot of folks had a lot of water in their basement, too. you see sump pumps here, people doing whatever they can to get this water out of here.

in philadelphia the parkway will be packed with people for the pope's mass and get this you may see tents popping up in city parks during his trip. fox 29's chris o'connell live at the art museum tonight where the pope will hold mass. chris, people are desperate for place to stay. >> reporter: you saw 500,000 people in ecuador. imagine 2 million people flocking to philadelphia for the papal visit in september. the big question, where are they going to put everyone? well the good news is, there's a good chance that many of the faithful will be trading in their hotel rooms for a camping tent. the view from belmont plateau has long been a favorite for philadelphians but come september, fairmount park could become the city's biggest campground. >> why not? i mean if you get an opportunity to have fun and enjoy the scenery and enjoy what's going to be there why not? >> reporter: the city's department of parks and recreation confirmed it's been asked by the world meeting of families to temporarily lift the ban on overnight camping in city parks. possibly creating a single large scale site for thousands of visitors making the papal pilgrimage. >

people. city inspectors found the balcony's beams had severe dry rot. >>> a lane closure on the presidio park freeway. tonight crews will restripe the s kerve curve. since the opening of the roadway last night that section has been catching drivers off guard. the chp says if you follow the 35 miles per hour speed limit you should be just fine. the s curve will be removed once all the work is complete in september. >>> another victory for lgbt supporters. the u.s. military is changes its stance. secretary of defense ash carter wants to lift the ban and allow transgender people into the armed forces. terry mcsweeney joins us in the san francisco newsroom. no more secrets for a lot of soldiers. >> reporter: yes and good news for a former marine. sasha booker served from 1984 to '88, a lance corporal a sniper looking like a man all the while, desperately hiding her secret. >> we are looking for a few few good men. >> this commercial were the 1980s inspired many to join the marines. sasha booker is one of those few good men with jen-- this former scout sniper who could hit a target from. >> about a thousand yards. >> would have reupped and had no react

parking authority. and the reason behind the booting should have some parents concerned. a lot of people talking about this one. fox 29'sce gordon has been pressing for answers. bruce, what did we learn today? >> reporter: well plenty, chris. we've confirmed our suspicions and in the process discovered potentially dangerous driving that may have put kids at risk. all without the district knowing a thing about it. we now know that philadelphia school district yellow bus that was booted at 52nd and pine thursday morning was disable by the parking authority for four unpaid ticks totaling $675 including penalties and a boot fee itself. and not just any old unpaid parking tickets. confirms school district spokesman fernando guillard. >> we have found out that three of the four tickets are red light tickets meaning that the bus actually ran a red light. >> it gets word. red light violations date to april of 2,009 and april and june of 2012. all during the school calendar. two of the three incidents happened at jfk and broad street right after 8am. the bus might well have been carrying its usual load of special needs children.

park where people are trying to keep cool on a stifling saturday evening. >>> it's steamy at the shores. a live look at cape may where there are still paepal on(s"u the beach. good evening, i'm denise nakano. hottest temperatureses of the brittney shipp is watching the mercury rise. britney, not just the heat but that humidity. >> going to be worse than what we saw today. temperatures still in the 80s and by tomorrow our actual temperatures in the mid-90s and the heat index what it feels like will be in the triple digits. all the areas in oronge go in effect sunday at noon and last sunday until 10:00 p.m. if we zoom you into the philadelphia area and all the areas highlighted in pink there under excessive heat warning and that is going to be extended longer. lastalize thes all the way to monday at 8:00 p.m. ranging between 100 degrees tomorrow up until 105 with the feels-like temperature. that's what it means. stay hidriteydrated and close to 9 o0 for philadelphia and 85 in pottstown and 87 in the poconos. tracking the possibility of a few isolated storms as we head into the rest of the evening. city planner for philadelphia. looks like mostly

parking app. people behind it say you won't have to worry about meters or crowded lots any longer. >> they're making it one step further you don't have to be behind the wheel. fox 29'sill anderson checking out the app in the newsroom. bill they're propping promising to take a lot off your hands here. >> they absolutely are. the cost and shortage of parking is one of philly's major headaches but a new app called luck cos take your need for parking and make it somebody else's headache. ♪ >> reporter: new app is set to launch in philadelphia this summer that if you believe the hype could cut down on traffic make parking easier and even create hundreds of jobs. ♪ >> the luck parking app allows to you use your smart phone to request a parking a 10 dan come pick up your car and take it to a partner lot. when you're done you just push the button and they return your car to you no matter where you are. >> about 15 minutes before they arrive at their deaf nation in philadelphia, they will drop a opinion in their app and one of our valets will be there waiting for them to take their car to secure garage or parking lot. >> reporter: this could potential create hundreds of jobs

nbc10's dave shimell live in el elkins park where he talked to that prosecutor. >> reporter: when those depositions were released a lot of people were saying there's the smoking gun, but according to prosecutors, not from a criminal standpoint. when then montgomery county district attorney bruce castor announced he didn't have enough evidence to charge bill cosby in 2005 castor says it was tough to walk away. >> we didn't have any corroboration, couldn't get a search warrant to look for trace evidence at his home, so what i had was a suspicion and a theory but i didn't have any proof. >> reporter: depositions just released bay philadelphia judge in a 2005 lawsuit filed bay temple university employee contain a damning statement from bill cosby who was accused of drugging the woman at his elkins park home. "when you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with? yes." >> had i known that information, would it have enabled me to arrest cosby? the answer to that question is probably not. >> reporter: the former d.a. now montgomery county commission

parking lot of the central garden apartments. news4's megan mcgrath has been talking to police and she talked to some people who live there as well >> reporter: well, good morning. i talked to a resident who said that right around -- a little before 1:00 this morning, they heard -- or that woman heard about four or five gunshots. we are on cindy lane and you can see that we still have crime tape up. cindy lane is closed but investigators at this point are focusing their attention down here, in the parking lot area of the central garden apartments. we have evidence markers on the ground. tape is up. they have been focusing on a couple of cars that are parked here in the lot. and we're told that two security guards overnight were shot here. one of those guards has died. and in talking with folks who live here they say there's a regular security presence here at this complex. >> the security is pretty much, you know, they walk around here and protect the neighborhood. and i can't imagine why anybody would kill a security officer. i can't imagine. >> reporter: and they're armed?

park race track this morning. and that is where police say a jockey shot a horse trainer. people who work there tell fox 29'sawn timmeney it may have all been over a woman. >> i just seen him just pull over there and say -- i just shot somebody and he just left. >> reporter: fran kiss so rodriguez says did he not hear the shooting this morning at a stable at the delaware park race track in stanton but he did see the alleged gunman, a jockey, drive off with his girlfriend who also work at the barn not too far behind. >> what did you hear and see. >> girl just said her boyfriend just finish shooting somebody. >> reporter: delaware state police say it happened just before 9:00 o'clock this morning. confirming a jockey shot a horse trainer. the suspect was taken into custody a short time later after state police helicopter spotted his car at the prides court apartments about 2 miles away. investigators say they recovered the weapon in a creek by the race track entrance. >> scary. it's scary, you know. because make everybody come down. >> reporter: workers here say everyone generally gets along. this morning's sh

people. >> a look at some of the animation of the finished product, the old s shape road is replaced with a new authority pair and a brand new presidio parkgh and a safer version of doyle drive with new tunnels and quick setting concrete will be used so they can get through it quicker and make the deadline for the monday morning commute. >> thank you leyla will help you with alternate routes all morning long and over the weekend, count on waze to enough gate you around the closure. you can use it to check conditions before you head out the door as you see right there it tells you when you click on it lanes are closed and construction at the presidio area. be sure to join abc7's group when you download the app store. >> happening today, san francisco sheriff mirkarimi is setting the report straight of the release of the pier 14 suspect in april canceling an event out of respect for the family of kate steinle while they held her funeral. on wednesday, we uncovered an official document that showed the sheriff's d requested francisco sanchez be returned to san francisco on a 20-year-old marijuana charge. sheriff told abc7 his -- was only resp

new at 6:00 kpix 5's cate cauguiran shows us why a lot of people want those spots over the scenery. >> if there's anything coveted here in san francisco it is a great parkingpot. but as the city makes way for these new safety projects like the one you see behind me, those are the first things to go. >> when you're looking for a parking spot, an empty parking spot can be a beautiful spot. >> reporter: even more beautiful when you've been driving around for half an hour, which is what brian is afraid will happen to his outer sunset neighborhood. >> they just put in these decorative things on each corner for a couple of blocks which is taking away at least 20 spots on our block and probably the next block too. >> reporter: these new decorative things are part of the street scape project a city beautification project designed to improve pedestrian safety. >> there have been about 46 parking spots in that area. we're able to take out just about two or three parking spaces all together. it's really a small fraction of the parking spaces that have been removed. >> reporter: rachel gordon with public works says project designers reconfigured the area to have perpe

people focused primarily on wilderness, national parks farms, typical environments. the field of urban environmental history is really just taking off. you have seen a couple books from the 1990's but it is taking off at this point. >> it is interesting when newspapers complain about the smell because new york smells awful everywhere. i'm not sure they would even notice this. in a city that before the automobile had horseman all over the place, no flashed toilets so we have not just the latrines and tenements latrines and backyards of the mansions. human menu or, horseman who are -- human maneuure, horse maneure -- it is striking that they are complaining about the smell or maybe it is not a major part of the complain. do you understand me? professor mcneur: a lot of it has to do with the class involved in creating that smell who is involved with making the smells? you are right. their threshold for organic smells was much higher than ours is today. it said something when the smell is particularly noteworthy. >> i believe that i heard that in the five points, people kept pigs in homes. is that true? professor mcneur: up to a point. you see pigs in and around the homes in five p

the national park service will begin holding a full dress rehearsal for tomorrow's capitol sports celebration. the annual concert brings thousands of people to the national mall for d.c.'s world famous fireworks display. you can catch the rehearsal on the capitol's west lawn. >>> you'll notice, though, some new safety regulations thisl6 year down on the mall for the fourth of july. >> your capitol police restricting access in an effort to keep everybody safe there. news had's eric ward is live on the national mall with more on what you should not take to this year's celebration. derrick. >> well, now, a lot of measures were put in place to make sure people are confident and can enjoy themselves once the show starts. those glass bottle restrictions are just one of the things that has been add thissed year. it used to be a lot of people gathering on the west terrace of the upper and lower terraces to watch the fireworks. well they want to limit that now. they want to limit those terraces to access to the terraces to members staff, and invite v.i.p.'s. all of this is internet chatter that has been heard regarding some action against u.s. interests. a heighten add letter. v

people in south jersey without electricity for nearly a week. >>> happening now, protesters are gathering in love park to push for new laws in favor of marijuana. nbc 10's drew smith joins us live in center city. these protesters were willing to break the law in order to get their point across. >> reporter: so far, no arrests. it has been a peaceful rally that lasted about an hour. you can see they have gathered here at the corner of 16th and jfk boulevard and are going to be marching on the streets. that's a heads-up if you are heading into center city. you can see the police have blocked off jfk boulevard at this point and all of these folks will be heading down towards 17th street and then hooking a left and heading on toward a couple of offices of u.s. senators. obviously, it's 5:00 on a friday so thosegr.d offices are closed right now but the protesters say they will stop outside the offices, say that they demand a comprehensive bill that legalizes medical marijuana in the state of pennsylvania and then they will wrap around and end on broad and locust where they will be stopping at the office of governor tom wolf somebody who has said he would sig

people to get sick the east bay. >> catherine: today contra costa health services released its report the antioch water park. >> catherine: kron 4'sarles clifford is details.charles? >> reporter:yeah, last month 34 kids swimming in what's called the sports pool here at the antioch waterpark when they suddenly started complaining of burning eyes and skin, throat irritation and trouble breathing. 17 of those kids were taken to the hospital and checked out. today the contra costa health services released some details on what they believe happened >> reporter: plastic look at getting ill from helicopter partnership with abc set an electric--helicopter a partnership with abc seven new spirit >> reporter: pumping into a pipe attached to the broken pot and a pop started working again and ejected all those chemicals and two people creek which made those kids sick creek our health services says the list of recommendations with antioch which operates the water park on how they can fix the problems says, it was brought with an automated system that should have more human oversight. >> system malfunctioned at some kind of way and in need have

s to give to woman before they had sex. >>> needles, bags of drugs, in place for a kid that is exactly why this millville man has a new park plan. >>> and there are people overreacting to the recent shark encounters down the shore what brigantine officials are saying down the the shore this morning. >>> this is your tuesday today is tuesday. >> yes, bob just said it rained the last four or five tuesday, it is interrupting his golf game. >> sorry bob. >> how was your game. >> agh. >> sit down, take a deep breath. >> yes, you know, the drugger and i love that you live a clean life. >> i was ant live in the 70's. >> that is true. >> i'm's still trying to get familiar with that funny spelling record. >> girl of the 80's, quaaludes. >>> in dell rare state police say twice a man has stopped his car in the northbound lanes on the 95, in newark. they say he got out, robbed a toll booth with an attendant standing inside. this happened for the first time friday and then gannon sunday. in one has been hurt. police are not saying whether it is the same guy in both robberies. >>> millville resident taking back his neighborhood disgusted by drug paraphernalia litteri

people coming into the park for everything the park has to enjoy. the fire danger is high which means no smoking. there are restrictions on grilling. >> we are prohibiting campfire. senlt >> not a problem for these guys. it tastes betterover charcoal anyway. >> we don't want it to burn over the flames. >> if you think it is a bad idea in the parx it is probably is. >> take the day off and enjoy the time with your family. >> keep in mind, fireworks are prohibited inside the park. unless you pay to camp out here, the grounds will close at sunset. that's about 8:30 sharp and plenty of time for you to go catch a firework show elsewhere. in walnut creek. kron 4 news. >>> a reminder, you can watch some of the best local fireworks shows right here on kron 4 news at 9 p.m.. we'll be right back with sports. >>> jr tone is in juror jerry. bottom of the first, brandon crawford makes the tough turn. brandon digsit out for the night. double play, he's loving it. top of the 6th. score less and this is where thingsdon't go so well. angel did not realize the second baseman dropped the ball on when he thinks it is a fourth out. once he figures it out, it is too late and he's tagged

s. it was lost due to hurricane ivan. so, the question people have is why in the world are you using funds to do other enhancements to the gulf state parke reason is it provides what we restore is not just natural resources, but the use of them. in order for natural resources to be appreciated, people have to use them. we see a history of building boardwalks and sidewalks and ramps so the people could get to natural resources. our project is no different. what our project does is give the people of alabama the people of this nation and opportunity to access the natural resources. not just for a minute, not just for an hour, but to stay overnight, to be one with the environment as they spend time on vacation or otherwise with the natural resources. our project consists of five elements. one, enhancing the visitor experience, including an additional five miles of trails for biking, birding. this is an addition to trails that already exist. areas to pause and take a break. the second element is to restore the dunes. that is clearly a natural resource that needs to be restored. what we have now is a berm. we built a berm to protect the high

park police, helicopters and. mpd helicopters over you we've seen people waiting on this corner trying to figure out exactly what the situation s service are in front of the building as well. employees were waiting kwon the corner trying to -- on the corner trying to figure out what is going on. todd peters is trying to figure out what is going on. what time did you get here? >> it was about 7:45. when i came into the area there was a lot of police activity out on the street a lot things going on, police directing traffic. i got to the area here. they had shut down new jersey so i wasn't able to get to the garage and found a spot over here and they've had us outside of the building since. >> reporter: what was going through your mind as you were' seeing this massive police presence here? >> i hope i could get no the office. >> any sense of fear or concern or were you more concerned about getting into the business of the day? >> usually seems the authorities and security have it locked down good but not a lot of fear but a little apprehension. you hope not is hurt. >> they told you what you could go home? >> we're instructed by

parked next to the exit. saw the police went back in and that's are where he shot and killed himself. tale s of heroism of peopleesence of mind the to stand up and pull the fire alarm, empty the theater and save more lives. matt? >> john yang in louisiana. thank you very much. >> more on this. governor bobby jindal traveled to the scene after the shooting. he's been meeting with plus there and is some of the injured. good to see you under sad circumstances. >> savannah. thank you. obviously a tragic night for lafayette, louisiana, indeed for the country. you never think it could happen in your backyard. it can happen anywhere. we'll get through it. i know folks are angry, up is the. look you have folks going on summer break just to watch a comedy. never imagining it would be interrupted by a sense isless act of violence. families coming back from vacation early to see if their loved ones were shot. can't say enough about the first responders doctors, nurses teachers and others inside the theaters. >> it is a disturbing story. with we don't know much about the gunman. 58 years old. what can you tell us. do you kn