new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile those in the area achieving the other project with the implementation of this project sfmta will work with the police department to engage the public in education before moving on to targeted enforcement to make sure that all drivers understand the new streets and obey them. >> you want to talk about the project? the project as implemented the environmental impact the eir was served on theirs and after this hearing that will continue into detail design through the ends of 2015 they accepted the contradiction is in late 2016 and the construction will last 9 months to a year and be implemented neiman in the meantime we un

new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile those in the area achieving the other project with the implementation of this project sfmta will work with the police department to engage the public in education before moving on to targeted enforcement to make sure that all drivers understand the new streets and obey them. >> you want to talk about the project? the project as implemented the environmental impact the eir was served on theirs and after this hearing that will continue into detail design through the ends of 2015 they accepted the contradiction is in late 2016 and the construction will last 9 months to a year and be implemented neiman in the meantime we un

new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile those in the area achieving the other project with the implementation of this project sfmta will work with the police department to engage the public in education before moving on to targeted enforcement to make sure that all drivers understand the new streets and obey them. >> you want to talk about the project? the project as implemented the environmental impact the eir was served on theirs and after this hearing that will continue into detail design through the ends of 2015 they accepted the contradiction is in late 2016 and the construction will last 9 months to a year and be implemented neiman in the meantime we un

which allows one vehicle per minute to turn from harriet street into brandon street. >> thank you.ker. >> good afternoon i'm patricia douglas 0 my husband and i. >> speak into the mike. >> my husband and i are the owners the building on harriet street our business in the south of market 13 years on harriet street we're completely aware of the traffic issues on the 6th street and it is near our location the area is at a level f and adding the additional vehicle and pedestrians and bicycle traffic to an already congested location is a major overburden to our section this is not the townsend street bronze but the transportation and assess associated with this project which is the inclusive use of the harriet street when an alternative was prototype by the developer there are curb cuts on townsend street which we believe should be used for egress and ingress for the additional and not be eliminated in order to fulfill their western selma area plan traffic mitigation was apparently not on the agenda when the city agreed to the use of harriet street we all point issues traveling in p.i.

the great and save street they deserve and the second street project is a strong step towards achieving vision zero this has been decided and many residence including moist really value the participation in projects that effect their lives thank you to mta and the staff for listening and developing this project on behalf of supervisor jane kim i urge the board to approve this for 2nd street. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> hi good afternoon chairman nolan why do they hates us so much why cab drivers second street is the way in and out of going to the ball park for games and special fence your- why can't we be exempted from the or not restrictions you're eliminating a cab stands and, in fact, in the proposal i didn't have a chance to review them i have to work and it's a a lot of proposals here but i noticed your 're reducing the size of cabstands i have a few questions when was the eir completed have you looked at how many capacities is on first street and some of the other streets it has gotten worse with the tmcs and the other services eyeing drivers do deli

beale street is to the east and fremont street is to the west. today we are asking for your approval of a permanent loanf 25, 560 thousand for the transbay 7 affordable project. the source of the funds will be transbay developer fee squz job housejug linkage funds. july 31, 2015 the loun committee recommended approval of this request. we are also asking approval of the second design revision for transbay block 7. the project is 120 unit affordable development which includes one manager unit. it comprising 5 thee 1 bedroom, 442 bedroom and 23, 3 bedroom. it features a community room, on site laundry, bike storage, open space and childcare center service residence and the larger transbay community. the project units are located in 3 buildings on the site. one, 8 story building at the corner of fremont and [inaudible] contains 43 affordable units. a second building located on beale and [inaudible] contains i62 units and there is a 4 story town house building betwone freemont and beale that contains 15 units. on the screen sadis cription of the proje

new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile those in the area achieving the other project with the implementation of this project sfmta will work with the police department to engage the public in education before moving on to targeted enforcement to make sure that all drivers understand the new streets and obey them. >> you want to talk about the project? the project as implemented the environmental impact the eir was served on theirs and after this hearing that will continue into detail design through the ends of 2015 they accepted the contradiction is in late 2016 and the construction will last 9 months to a year and be implemented neiman in the meantime we un

new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile those in the area achieving the other project with the implementation of this project sfmta will work with the police department to engage the public in education before moving on to targeted enforcement to make sure that all drivers understand the new streets and obey them. >> you want to talk about the project? the project as implemented the environmental impact the eir was served on theirs and after this hearing that will continue into detail design through the ends of 2015 they accepted the contradiction is in late 2016 and the construction will last 9 months to a year and be implemented neiman in the meantime we un

new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile those in the area achieving the other project with the implementation of this project sfmta will work with the police department to engage the public in education before moving on to targeted enforcement to make sure that all drivers understand the new streets and obey them. >> you want to talk about the project? the project as implemented the environmental impact the eir was served on theirs and after this hearing that will continue into detail design through the ends of 2015 they accepted the contradiction is in late 2016 and the construction will last 9 months to a year and be implemented neiman in the meantime we un

street artist go to? >> they can go to the fisherman's wharf area. they can go in and around union square. we have space is now up in the castro, in fact. >> how many are there? >> we have about 420. >> are they here all year round? >> out of the 420, i know 150 to sell all year round. i mean like five-seven days a week. >> are they making their living of of this? >> this is their sole source of income for many. >> how long have you been with this program. how much has it changed? >> i have been with the program since it began 37 and a half years ago but i have seen changes in the trend. fashion comes and goes. >> i think that you can still find plenty of titis perhaps. >> this is because the 60's is retro for a lot of people. i have seen that come back, yes. >> people still think of this city as the birth of that movement. great, thank you for talking about the background of the program. i'm excited to go shopping. >> i would like you to meet two street artists. this is linda and jeremy. >> night said to

with a portion of the stevenson street did that the building at market street and stevenson street that portion of stevenson street was vacant in 2007 and sold to the project manager property owner that is has a 89 and 10 story this the buildings with currently occupied by the same tenant anticipate the sky bridge connect the common areas between the buildings those buildings recently went to interior and exterior alterations and as part of renovations and an existing 9 story bridge that previously connected the two buildings was demolished one of the two building on market street is a category one significant building under article 11 of the planning code and subject to the review and approval by the hpc sky bridge will be approximately 5 hundred square feet plus with 15 feet at widest area between the to buildings would be leaked approximately hundred and 10 feet above the plaza and setback hundred plus feet from the public right-of-way which is to tell you the truth street the project site was posted with this hearing notice and the nos were mailed out and the department has only rec

maine i go to work on eight street you have to reinforce those a huge bike lane on fourth street i've seen people on the left-hand side i've mentioned the bike lane is on the one side how many minutes have you a huge lane why holdings up traffic it takes me to get to work sometimes an hour from rincon hill to the cab company and it takes 10 minutes to get home fulsome street is is a mess trying to get to the bay bridge you need to think this thing through better so thank you. >> members of board. >> director heinecke. >> i have two questions i'll direct to director reiskin if i could give us an anticipation of cars on second street quietly go i assume some anticipation of car reductions bus second street crease other options or frustrated by traffic and not drive a summary and the second question which maybe my discussion provoking question the way i look at this plan as implemented that street will be essentially undriveable allergy anyone in a private available you'll have a single lane of traffic in either directions at times subject to people making turns although the turn pockets

we'll cross the street here.again, you can see this area here along central is not too bad right here. this is new jersey avenue that we're cross ofrg at the moment. you can see that the flooding is so intense that the storm drains are just bubbling up out here. and so it's very intense situation, if you will, in terms of the flooding in this area. very heavy winds, heavy storms came through last night. garbage cans had been toppled over as well. we've seen trash floating in the street. so far, no reports of any major injuries as a result of this. we'll stay out here, give you another look in the next hour of the conditions that are out here. this is in north wildwood, again, not a good area to drive in if you're down here or heading down here for a summer weekend. live in north wildwood, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> 6:04 now. new from overnight, philadelphia police want to find the killer who ambushed a man as he sat in his car. investigators say the victim was parked on longshore avenue in the mayfair section

vine street expressway between 23rd street and the ben franklin parkway, and you can also see, plenty of headlights also, so, the construction going to be on the east side. as you can see, moving in both directions, it is just going to be busy. also, the mass transit checklist, for those every you with us yesterday, you know the west trenton line was bussing between wood born and west trenton, it is also going to be bussing again today due to the signal issues, so pay attention to my twitter. all of the updates are there for you. katie, busy today, monday, tuesday, our busier days, hoping that we have dry roadways to contend with. >> well, for the most part, looking good. i've actually even ed abrams on sister station "kyw news radio" said he got clocked with heavy downpour on his drive into work this morning. granted some of you might find that here at least initially, but the bigger story really looking ahead to pleasant weather coming up here, starting things off with a live look in the neighborhood network outside boardwalk plaza, rehoboth beach, all is calm and very quite e. no o

bernie doesn't want to end wall street.ialist have their own stock indexes, have investment bankers. they know that wall street's a golden goose that makes the whole country ride. if you put it out of its misery like communist regimes do, that's where you have a problem where everybody gets poor. if he wants to play social, that's fine, but he's talking communists, which is what happened in cuba and communist russia. >> emily, what do you say? >> that was an excellent point. he's not the average american and it is not poor americans playing in the stock market. 90% of americans only have about 20% of the stocks. it is really a very small percentage of the population that is playing around here. >> well, but gary k., actually, pretty high percentage of americans do own stock even though they don't own a huge percentage of the stock market. they have a stake here. they're buying and selling a well. >> americans have a ton of stock in their 401(k)s and their i.r.a. s and their regular accounts. you can't have it both bayways.

the 2 and the 3 running local downtown between 34th street and chambers street. then some 2 trains are running on the 5 line from 149th street grand concourse to nef inns street. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. >>> it's coming up onl4:47. a louisiana state trooper is fighting for his life. steven vincent was responding to reports of an unsafe driver when he came across a pickup truck in a ditch in del city, louisiana. when he approached the vehicle, the driver, 54-year-old kevin dagle allegedly shot him with a shotgun. at least two of the drivers saw what happened and they actually stopped him before he could get away. >> thank god for the civilians. they s wed up and actually subdued the guy. actually put handcuffs on him and tended and gave first aid to the troopers there. >> authorities say the trooper is in critical condition with severe neurological damage. >>> two men accused of plotting to attack a pokemon tournament are heading to court in boston. they bragged about their plans. they made violent threats on social media. this was on

beale street is to the east and fremont street is to the west. today we are asking for your approval of a permanent loanf 25, 560 thousand for the transbay 7 affordable project. the source of the funds will be transbay developer fee squz job housejug linkage funds. july 31, 2015 the loun committee recommended approval of this request. we are also asking approval of the second design revision for transbay block 7. the project is 120 unit affordable development which includes one manager unit. it comprising 5 thee 1 bedroom, 442 bedroom and 23, 3 bedroom. it features a community room, on site laundry, bike storage, open space and childcare center service residence and the larger transbay community. the project units are located in 3 buildings on the site. one, 8 story building at the corner of fremont and [inaudible] contains 43 affordable units. a second building located on beale and [inaudible] contains i62 units and there is a 4 story town house building betwone freemont and beale that contains 15 units. on the screen sadis cription of the proje

one in montgomery street. another in greenwich village in canal, the west side, lower west side to world trade. this will dissipate in the next hour. another cell to islip. then we look at a shot of more thunderstorms popping up later today. >> heather is looking at the commute. got to be careful. >> it's pouring out there. crazy. everybody take it easy. let's go to a webcam. the fdr drive, these crews are out there trying to get construction cleared. let's pinpoint this for you, fdr northbound at 79th street. one lane is open. that is because of that ongoing construction. now, we are going to go back to that webcam and show you the fdr drive and how jam packed it is. crews are out there trying to get that cleared away. you can see the delay head to the northbound side. there is the truck where they are trying to pick up the cones and get this taken care of. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. hopefully it won't be raining like this when you have to move your car. over to you. >

why did kearny street have the problem of cars speeding through why are pedestrians in kearny street getting hurt? in here today i'd like to ask the engineers to get cars to slow down for chinatown we demand judged for pedestrian safety thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello my name is stephanie i'm a youth leader at chinatown community development center i usually see seniors cross by kearny and clay street they usually go to the accredit to volunteer and when they get through that food pantry the food are heavy and very hard for them to walk on kearny and clay street because cars goes by kearny street usually turn at a really fast pace and it is hard for seniors who get food from food pantry to walk at a really fast pace on the street so i believe that the street on kearny street should be converted from a dual turn to a single left turn thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> morning my name is nicole the executive director of walk sf and want to thank all the youth that come out and the cd c and kearny and clay and especially r

a car jumps curb on 48th street and second avenue, hitsing a person in the street. de nis protsko is over the scene. >> rep cter: that's right. as you can see, accident investigation underway. this is the southbound direction of second avenue, very serious accident happening here just after 4:30 when this car basically struck a pedestrian at this intersection, jumping the curb, bringing out a little bit here. accident investigation ongoing. the right side blocked off and that means we have big delays avenue. delays coming from the low 60s to this point. and, of course, as we get additional information on the apparently that person brought to a local hospitality hour in unknown condition. dennis protsko, chuck and sibi oa, back to you in the studio. thank you. >>> in oth r news, we are learning more about a isis terrorist in newejersey. accordingto the fbi, a man f ew terror group. this is the latest in a string of situations just like this. news 4's chief investigative reporter, jonatn dienst, at the federal courthouse in newark with details new since noon. >> repor

the authorities want to keep the streets clean. it's a life on the fringe of society, a life where spittle is the only thing there is to play with. the days are long for children who beg or collect garbage. evenings, when traffic clogs the streets, they start their night shift. they've long since lost the right to an education. the state doesn't care whether or not these children go so school. poverty, violence and sexual abuse determine their lives. to escape all of that, many children sniff glue. it keeps them awake, so they can beg longer and it also stifles their hunger. dara's familiar with that. that was his life not too long ago. often, the little he earned by begging wasn't enough for a meal. glue was much cheaper. >> all of my friends sniffed glue. and i did too sometimes. when you breathe it in, you don't care about anything and you feel happy. >> sok nina is now his teacher, providing him the training he needs to become a cook. she works for an organization called mith samlanh, which translates as "a good friend." the re

beale street is to the east and fremont street is to the west. today we are asking for your approval of a permanent loanf 25, 560 thousand for the transbay 7 affordable project. the source of the funds will be transbay developer fee squz job housejug linkage funds. july 31, 2015 the loun committee recommended approval of this request. we are also asking approval of the second design revision for transbay block 7. the project is 120 unit affordable development which includes one manager unit. it comprising 5 thee 1 bedroom, 442 bedroom and 23, 3 bedroom. it features a community room, on site laundry, bike storage, open space and childcare center service residence and the larger transbay community. the project units are located in 3 buildings on the site. one, 8 story building at the corner of fremont and [inaudible] contains 43 affordable units. a second building located on beale and [inaudible] contains i62 units and there is a 4 story town house building betwone freemont and beale that contains 15 units. on the screen sadis cription of the proje

new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile those in the area achieving the other project with the implementation of this project sfmta will work with the police department to engage the public in education before moving on to targeted enforcement to make sure that all drivers understand the new streets and obey them. >> you want to talk about the project? the project as implemented the environmental impact the eir was served on theirs and after this hearing that will continue into detail design through the ends of 2015 they accepted the contradiction is in late 2016 and the construction will last 9 months to a year and be implemented neiman in the meantime we un

street. you mentioned this is a federal building it does house the immigration court. we know at this point that two people were shot. you can see that varick street completely shut down here with all of this police department activity. initial reports are that one of the people that were shot was an nypd officer, supposedly a security guard. he has been removed to bellevue hospital, he is en route there now. if you are traveling around the city, you are going to want to avoid hussion street -- hudson street heading east to 14th street and then north on first avenue as they are barricading that route to get to the hospital. one person shot as well. that person was a suspect in the shooting. unclear if there are any other suspects at large but they do have one suspect in custody. that suspect has been shot along with a member of the nypd. you can see this is a story that is still developing. you can see how the police tape is up along varick street right at the intersection with west houston s

she was discovered in the street nearby. daughter talked to "action news." >> i heard the shot and i seen a friend that was with my mom and i didn't see my mom but when i got a little closer, they -- somebody was yelling it's your mom, it's your mom. >> now the murdered woman's son wasn't shot. he ran out of that west seventh street home. at this point investigators are not saying if the shooting was random or planned. >> and now to a developing story. it's been another night of tension and protests in ferguson, missouri. nine people were arrested as people continue to mark the death of michael brown and unarmed teen shot to death by a white officer this time last year. >> several hundred people had gathered chanting and holding signs and police say a few in the crowd threw rocks and water bottles at police overnight. >> police made the arrests after protesters blocked traffic during demonstrations. saint louis county declared a state of emergency in the wake of the violence sunday night. that evening three officers were hur

why did kearny street have the problem of cars speeding through why are pedestrians in kearny street getting hurt? in here today i'd like to ask the engineers to get cars to slow down for chinatown we demand judged for pedestrian safety thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello my name is stephanie i'm a youth leader at chinatown community development center i usually see seniors cross by kearny and clay street they usually go to the accredit to volunteer and when they get through that food pantry the food are heavy and very hard for them to walk on kearny and clay street because cars goes by kearny street usually turn at a really fast pace and it is hard for seniors who get food from food pantry to walk at a really fast pace on the street so i believe that the street on kearny street should be converted from a dual turn to a single left turn thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> morning my name is nicole the executive director of walk sf and want to thank all the youth that come out and the cd c and kearny and clay and especially r

no turns on market street between 3rd and 8th streets starting today. bay" stephanie chuang joining us live along market street. this is all in the name of safety. >> reporter: it is, sam. a lot of patience required starting tonight. here along market and 3rd drivers used to be able to turn left and right, not anymore starting today. parking control officers are supposed here starting in less than ten minutes at 7:00 this morning to help guide drivers. this is part of the safer market street project which is part of a bigger plan to eliminate all traffic deaths in the city by 2024. the numbers explain why the need of change along this stretch of market. 70% of severe or fatal pedestrian accidents are happening on 12% of the city streets and market is one of the worst. one project leader points to the heavy tourist traffic area as a key reason behind the numbers. >> probably a lot of folks who are driving on market street are people who are from out of town who might be looking down at a map or gpts device not paying attention. >> reporter: and the penal

whose streets? our streets. this is what democracy looks like."e, we-- it was the first time that we realized that everyone is in this movement together. um, no matter what your walk of life, where you came from, where you live. join us in the streets and try to get your voice heard. that's all we're trying to do. ray: what i'm looking forward to in this movement is getting mainstream america, because they're suffering the same things. they're losing their homes, they're losing their pensions, they're losing their jobs, they're losing their-- they are all feeling the same way we're feeling here. but, they don't want--they can't quite relate, because the media is displaying the people here as not one of them. so i'm hoping to get more and more people to realize, hey, that's--i'm like that person, i'm like that person, i'm like--'cause they share the same hardships. and once we get those people involved, that is going to be when the movement really takes off. jake: this movement is only going to get bigger. and obviously they're scared, 'cause you g

northbound from 63rd street up to 96th street two lanes are closed southbound from 96 to 79th street one lane closed down. ed koch, 59th street bridge is moving well. no major problems there. one trains, no trains between penn station and barclay because of track work. metro north waterbury branch ongoing bridge work. long island railroad, new jersey transit doing okay. brooklyn bridge closed inbound until 6:00 a.m. because of ongoing construction there. street cleaning rules are in effect. ken, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> we have some sad news to report about a trail blazing politician and civil rights champion. congressman louis stokes has died. he was the first african- american member of congress from ohio. he was elected in 1968. he served 15 consecutive terms. prior to that he was a distinguished attorney practicing several cases in front of the u.s. supreme court. he received countless honors during his life and career. he was also the father of my colleague, eyewitness news anchor lori stokes. louis stokes passed away last night at the age of 90 after a battle wit

and nearby 17th street. stray gunfire hit a parked lexus and pontiac. the victim is in stable condition and so far there are no arrests. >>> and developing overnight, a man helped philadelphia police track down a woman who he says shot him. he gave them pivotal crews about her as he was being rushed into surgery. the 28-year-old victim was shot near his suv on the 5400 block of holland street in lawncrest. investigators say that vehicle held a major piece of evidence. >> beside that ford suv is some blood and we also found the actual bullet that projectile that we believe entered through his back and came out his chest. >> a police officer rushed the man to einstein medical center. the victim gave a description of that female shooter along the way. police later arrested the woman. she's now being questioned. >> police in riot gear on guard this morning once again in ferguson missouri. 23 people were arrested overnight. some hit officers with rocks and water bottles. they are protesting last year's deadly sho

this from our cameras around 24th street. eastbound right in here you can see no lanes actually being blocked and traffic allowed to move through the scene. three minute drive time eastbound or westbound. 30th street station, no problems so far not morning. once you get to the schuylkr% @c expressway you're okay as well. you can see right in here all of the cars are green. so if you're heading eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway only 12 minutes there and same thing if you're head westbound into the king prussia area. we can watch for an accident scene. overturned vehicle in new jersey on the admiral wilson boulevard on the westbound side right around baird boulevard one lane is blocked there. that is actually the right-hand lane. left being allowed to squeeze through the area. mass transit, currently no problems or delay. running on time. >>> we are following this breaking news from overnight. friends find a man dead inside his apartment in the francisville section of philadelphia and police say he was

street. earlier problem with the 7 train back to normal. track maintenance both directions on r line to canal street. rest of mass transit on or close to schedule. thanks ines. smg mayor of bill glash owe security detail is recovering from minor injuries this morning after she was shot by a pellet gun outside of gracy mansion. >> yes two suspects taken in for questions. teresa priolo is live outside the mansion with the story. teresa, good morning. quiet on upper east side considering what happened yesterday tense moments involving a mayor of mayor de blasio security detail. they're questioning a 20-year-old male and 19-year-old female. apparently they say that the 20-year-old is the one who potentially fired off that pellet gun. 19-year-old woman was his accomplice. >> the incident outside of gracy mansion unfolded around 7:15 last night. a police officer, a member of mayor de blasio security detail parked on 88th street getting out of her unmarked police car and felt sting sensation in her

to nevins street. that's all due to track maintenance and signal problems on the 7 train. main street bound 7 trains running express. major commuter lines look good and alternate side of the street parking is in effect. >>> the recipient's of france's highest award for stopping a gunman while on a high-speed train. edward lawrence joins us from washington with an in-depth look at this thwarted terrorist attack. this guy had a full stash of ammo with him. >> he really did. the gunman was very serious according to the three americans. the three americans are french citizen and a british citizen were honored as national heroes of france, kerry. the president said he wants to reward bravery. >>> the three american heroes arrived after the the french president's residence this morning to receive the legion of honor. after hearing firsthand how spencer stone tackled the gunman while on a high-speed train. >> i turned around and i saw he had what looked to be an ak-47. he looked like it was jammed or wasn't w

northbound only between 59th street and 125th street. rest of the trains are are doing fine one with new jersey transit princeton shuttle and dinky having service so buss are replacing those trains. back to you. >> 6:06 three people were injured after an explosion tore through a city high school. >> this happened just after a 8 p.m. last night at jfk in the marble hills section. let's get right to robert moses who is live there this morning. >> good morning to you. about ten hours after a this explosion, police officers are still here outside of the school keeping us a good distance away. those three injured people were workers inside who apparently were doing work on a gasline. we're told they're at jacobi medical center this morning they're expected to be fined. now the attention turns towards making repairs making the necessary repairs inside to get these classrooms ready for the start of school on september 9th. >> from the ground, the damage to the sixth floor of john f. kennedy high school seasly visible. the science labs look like

maine i go to work on eight street you have to reinforce those a huge bike lane on fourth street i've seen people on the left-hand side i've mentioned the bike lane is on the one side how many minutes have you a huge lane why holdings up traffic it takes me to get to work sometimes an hour from rincon hill to the cab company and it takes 10 minutes to get home fulsome street is is a mess trying to get to the bay bridge you need to think this thing through better so thank you. >> members of board. >> director heinecke. >> i have two questions i'll direct to director reiskin if i could give us an anticipation of cars on second street quietly go i assume some anticipation of car reductions bus second street crease other options or frustrated by traffic and not drive a summary and the second question which maybe my discussion provoking question the way i look at this plan as implemented that street will be essentially undriveable allergy anyone in a private available you'll have a single lane of traffic in either directions at times subject to people making turns although the turn pockets

watching a crash early this morning in norristown along main street at george street.it's a water main break along business 30. lancaster avenue, lincoln highway near beech street there by the coffee cup. pennsylvania avenue to the north i think would be a bet better or the 30 bypass with speeds there starting to drop as you can see and they're dropping now along 95 southbound side by cottman in the 30's and 20's again then from the betsy ross bridge on into girard. had overnight construction ran a little late on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound. that's out of the way. coming from new jersey through the ongoing work zone looking better. they tore up more of woodhaven road. it's a dusty ride between the boulevard and neiffer. in burlington the northbound lanes of 130 remains shut down at beverly road by the dolphin diner because of that awful overnight crash. j.f.k. way up to salem road sap possible alternate or run 295 up to 541. just don't use rancocas road. that's still closed for ongoing construction there. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> developing now, bullets we

most on the streets struggle with mental ilmans. hospitals. >> with the advent of psychotropic medication in the '60s. they functioned better in the community, and the money saved was supposed to follow them into the community. that's why the governor needs to step it up in new york and cross the nation, and pony up the money to put in place the housing to give people the support they need. >> mary's organization has been fighting for the homeless in decades. a class-action lawsuit in new york state in 1979 leads to legal guarantees for the right to shelter. for decades. new york city had a legal obligation to provide shelter for the homeless. the problem mass. >> informers, state and city officials defer on who is to blame. according to the coalition for the homeless, there's approximately 58,000 on the streets. which is the highest number since the great depression. >> the 58,000, in a sense, the lucky ones. they are able to find spots in new york city shelters every night. it doesn't include the thousands, like john, who sleep on

the goal is to make market street safer. the numbers show you why the need for change, 60% of severe or fatal pedestrian accidents are happening on just 6% of the city streets and market is one of the worst. advocateser for pedestrians and cyclists added that private cars make up to 10 to 30% of the traffic on market but are sp responsible for 80% of injury accidents. >> if it's helpful for the pedestrians i think it's a good thing. >> this they are going to cause a lot of traffic everywhere else. it goes both ways. >> reporter: now, here is a look again at the map. no turns on to market between 3rd and 8th streets. the penalty for making what is now an illegal turn starting today is $238. that again includes ubers and lyfts, they cannot use that stretch of market even though taxi drivers can. why this sec of market? we will go into that in our next report in the next half hour. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> it's 4:39. coming up, the faa releases a secret study, the sleep habits of air traffic controllers monitor

years ago when a police map walked down the street. now, policeman goes on the street, tries to make an arrest, there's 15 people ready to jump on him. >> it's these damn hoodlums on 14th street, no matter how much you train up, you're not going get them to change your mind about it. i don't care what you do and no psychology or sociology is going to do a damn thing for it. >> as they talked, they agreed on the need for community cooperation and support, but the problem remains. how to get that support. >> if there's any way to do it, that's got to be the only way. >> that had taken place, just as easily if we had had the full cooperation and insistence that we had had in the past. >> and situation at 14th, i would ask people along the side of the street, will you help me? will you help me? and nobody would help. they were all sitting there, they were clapping and laughing and you know, get him and all this. then after i did draw my service revolver, i still kept asking, will you help me? it was just like a bullfight. everybody's got t

transbay block 2, which is also across the street from block 6 and 7. block 8 is the report and block 2 is an affordability development in the pipeline and because it is 100 percent affordable versus mixed income, we have a greater ability to control the framework of what would be at the ground floor and talk early and often with potential grocery store operators. we have been engaging with safeway to understand their requirements and we will be talking with trader joe's. so the extent certain needs are not met on transbay block 8 we are looking at a continuum and to plug the holes where needed. there will be a gap which is wie the push to provide forachy sessable transit which is something muni did now, not waiting years from now, it is something they could do and did at our insist squns the residence and stakeholders so on opening day they have immediate accessible access within a block or 2 to--through the buildout over the next 4 or 5 years fill up the neighborhood. >> you talk to anyone who likes to now instead of drive, walk, things that are relat

officers were called totten hundred block of ellsworth street about 1:15 this morning. a responding officer saw a man fitting the description of the suspect at broad and carpenter streets. they say he had a knife and took him into custody. some of the victims tell "action news" it was a bit disheartening to see this landsy vandalism. >> got in the car to go to work and saw that my one tire was slashed along with a lot of tires on the street. >> well, intact a total of nine cars were vandalized in all. police have not yet released the suspect's identity. >> philadelphia police are asking for your help to track down a man they say has been installing skimming devices in center city atm's. this is a surveillance photo from july 17th showing the man placing a device on an atm inside the 7-eleven store on eighth and walnut street. the device can copy cardholders personal debit or credit card information. they believe this is his latest offense in a string of similar crimes both in the city and also in montgomery county. >>> the creators of hitchbot the tweeting and talking