that doesn't include central park but riverside park is in the top five of parks for the the suspect is being described as 25 to 30 years old with a muscular build. viewers can take a look at the suspect sketch. back to you, michael. >> you should be careful as you're doing this reporting with safety in the park as they should in all parks, thanks, kat. >>> a health alert now. a concern of spreading hepatitis a in kerry barrett has more. good morning, kerry. >> yes. there is a case of hep a being investigated in farming dale new york at trento on july 19th, 23rd, 26th and 29th. fatigue, poor appetite, nausea, stomach pay and jaundice. the symptoms usually appear within 28 days of exposure. preventive treatment can help prevent or lessen the severity when it is given within two weeks of exposure. so if you have been there, it's important to let your doctor know. also there's a free vaccine to people who may have been exposed. the building is located in gat information, you can, of course, head to our website at nbcnewyork.com. darlene? >> kerry barrett, thank you. >>> time for weather

are appalled by what happened. >> it's disgusting and >> reporter: the most recent nypd reports riverside park in the top five of parks that have the most violent crimes. 13 incidents in nine months. at this point, darlene, police are still looking for the information. >> kat creag, thank you. >>> you can see these cars were destroyed when they ran into each other in yonkers. >>> police in williamsburg are looking for a man who tried to rob a woman in her home near taylor street. the man allegedly threatened the from the kitchen sink. the victim escaped when the suspect dropped that knife on the floor. >>> new concerns about the possible spread of hepatitis a in long island. a worker at a restaurant may have exposed customers to the virus. health officials have said july are the dates. fever, nausea and yellowing of the skin are the symptoms. >>> we're always telling people they need to be careful. >> exactly. we're talking about some of the hottest combinations of humidity and temperatures combined that we've seen all summer with feels-like temperatures reaching 110. down to 73 as you step ou

the incident ended here at riverside park. earlier police units were inside the park doing their investigation. trying to locate the suspect. police say it started at 79th and broadway. there were two men involved in some sort of altercation. the good samaritan was walking the good sam tried to step in. that's when they say the other man slashed that good samaritan in the arm. the good sam refused medical attention. it was only a minor cut on his arm. we talked with people here who saw the ambulance and the police activity and said this might make them think twice about helping out. >> saw an ambulance and two police cars and a big crowd. i was on the bus so down. it's nice people step up, but then when something happens to them, they question whether they should, you know? >> reporter: the victim was talking to investigators at the 20th precinct. police are still looking for the suspect. this victim only had a minor slash on his arm. checkey beckford, news 4 new york. presidential nominees focused on law enforcement today. de

checkey beckford has the new information from the scene of the crime. >> reporter: riverside park is popular with joggers, people riding their bikes. police say that woman was simply walking her dog when her attacker placed her in a choke hold. and now news 4 investigates has learned this park is no stranger to violent crime. it was around 5:30 last friday morning when that 48-year-old womaas placed in a headlock, police say, by this stranger, intent on having his way. >> i think it's disgusting and it's horrible that we live in a society where men commit these types of crimes, where we can't be safe just walking our dogs in the morning. >> reporter: the woman was walking her dog in the park near 107th street when police say the man asked for the time, then pounced. she managed to break away from his grip by hitting the man in the groin. but he placed her in a headlock a second time, trying to kiss police say the woman bit him, apparently hard enough to send her attacker running. >> i really think she's pretty brave because it takes a lot of a woman to even try to fight back her attac

ali bauman has the story. >> on two feet or four, riverside park is usually a peaceful walk for upper west siders. >> it feels very safe. beautiful, i forget i'm in new york. >> nypd now searching for the year-old woman walking her dog through the park near 107th street friday at around 5:20 in the morning. >> i wouldn't come down to this part of the park at 5 a.m. >> police say the man put her in a head lock and she hit him in the groin. he let her go but put her in head lock again and tried to kiss her opt lips. the woman bit him in the lip. women in the park applauding the victim for doing what they hope thewo courage to do if ever in that terrifying situation. >> that would be my gut reaction to just give him hell and hope for the best, but i think that's all you can do, fight or flight takes over. >> police describe the suspect as hispanic between 20 and 30 years old, muscular with brown curly hair. >>> the virginia teenage scaled the side of trump tower is facing charges and undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. 19-year-old steven regatta is trespassing. he used suction cups to r

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the victim was walking in riverside park when the suspect put her in a headlock. she fought back punching him in the groin and he let go putting her back any headlock. if you have any information call police at one 800 577 tips. >> the suspect who tried to call bellevue undergoing psychiatric evaluation. stephen regatta was called with reckless endangerment and criminal trespassing. he left for heavy suction cups with three hours on the side of the building. he told officials he hoped to meet donald trump. >> for more, stay tuned on good day. two of the officers 730 a.m. still ahead, mike woods will give us a look at when we will get a break from his harsh temperatures. >> big payraise handed out by mayor diblasio. they raise eyebrows at city hall. back. let's talk about our temperatures. man, it is hot out there. early on, showers came through and we had 73b0 in central park and that also popped through the tri-state region early this morning. they have moved on and we will see a shower coming through the northern section of new jersey. it's not a big deal. 77b0

officers with a trackin yesterday in riverside park. that's a few blocks from the crime scene at broadway and 79th street. a good samaritan was slashed in the arm when he tried to break up a fight between the suspect and a father with a small child. the victim's injury was not serious. >>> a candlelight vigil in brooklyn for two victims of a hit and run, dozens of family members, friends, and others gathered in marine park last night. angel and samantha sagardia was wife critically injured. a surveillance video captured the van speeding off. family members are raising money to cover medical bills and to pay for tomorrow's funeral. >>> the father of a murdered queens jogger says police are close to making an arrest but the police commissioner says that is not true. earlier this month, 30-year-old karina vetrano was sexually assaulted and strangled as she jogged alone in spring creek park in howard beach. yesterday her father announced there are a few suspects he calls very police. >> there has been progress in the case. we have a number

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do well by doing good".in that spirit, several of us from time at the urban ecology center in riverside park. we spent the morning shoveling and spreading mulch. "today the volunteers are covering all the weeds up with about 6-8 inches of mulch and we're going to use that to kill the weeds instead of using herbicide."today's tmj4 is a proud sponsor of the urban ecology center's upcoming "hike milwaukee". it's september 18th. check out tmj4 dot com for more information. coming up on live at five: the spread of the zika virus. a new tourist hot spot that's being hit ?hard?. plus... a tandem skydive that turned feingold: that's my grandfather with a brand new truck. it was one of the first to come out of this plant in 1923. but today, too many good manufacturing jobs are shipped away because of a tax code that actually rewards companies for exporting jobs. let's close the corporate loopholes- that will save taxpayer money and help business and i approve this message because we don't need an economy that works only for ceos, we need an economy that works for everyone. ?? ?? one soon-to-be-legend

a canine dog was brought in to track the suspect in riverside park. just a new block s awayfrom the crime scene. the suspect argued with a broadway. a -- 79th and broadway. a good samaritan tried to intervene and was slashed with a knife. >>> heartbroken residents gathered to share their grief following a deadly hit and run. angel and samantha were hit by a van saturday night. heas condition. the driver is shown in a video. >>> new questions tonight about whether president obama told the whole truth about how four iranian hostages were released. brian conybeare is live in our newsroom with new information. >> for the first time today, the state department admitted a $400 million payment to iran earlier this year was contingent contradict president obama's public statements. >> we of course wanted to see maximum leverage in this case. >> reporter: state department spokesman john kirby confirming a $400 million payment to at a raun was directly linked to the release of four jailed americans. on january 17th, they were flown out of iran, the same day a p

on two feet or four, riverside park is usually a peaceful walk for upper westsiders. >> it feels very safe, beautiful. i forget i'm in new york >> reporter: nypd searching for the man you see in this sketch after he attacked a 48-year-old woman walking her dog to the >> i've certainly walked my dog at 5:00 >> reporter: he hut her in ray head lock and she hit him in the groin. he tried to kiss her on the lips. the woman bit him and he ran off. >> serves him right >> reporter: women in the park arc mrauding the victim for doing what they hope they would have the courage to do. >> that would be my gut reaction to. give him hell and hope for the best. i think that's all you >> reporter: police are describing that suspect as a hispanic man in his 20s with a muscular build and brown hair. >>> police try to determine whether attack osz two rabbis are kwoerp nated. fireworks -- coordinated. a firework landed under a car in the driveway tuesday night. police recovered remnants of the m-98s. >> we heard a very loud boom outside the front door. we ran outside, there was a lot of smoke. >> the an

state t us help grow your company's tomorrow- today >>> a woman fought back during an attack in riverside park. we just checked and police are still looking for the man who grabbed her, but that sketch of that man who grabbed her and put her in a headlock while she walked her dog in the park last groin. he grabbed her and tried to kiss her. she bit his lip and was able to get away. >>> a piece of concrete fell from the bell tower of that manhattan church hitting a man on the head. chopper 4 was over the 116-year-old broadway church this afternoon. the injured man was taken to the hospital with head trauma. epa has concluded the village violated provisions to test the water for lead. there was excessive lead in recent water samples. out of 31 samples, 4 exceeded the allowable lead limits. >>> you saw it first on 4. pools of stagnant water,ot now with zika fears rising, we uncover more backyard breeding my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vacci

and when another man tried to intervene, he was cut with a knife and the suspect ran into riverside park. >> i guess that's the thing about new york. you're one step away from danger all the time. >> police brought a k-9 but he >>> a warning for new jersey parents. police say a serial flasher is trying to lure children into his car. cbs 2's scott rapoport reports from union county. >> reporter: fear and concern tonight on the streets of roselle park. >> this is disgusting! this is outrageous, really is. >> reporter: police say a man has been driving around an exposing himself to young children. they say the first incident happened yesterday here in the area of warren avenue. a man driving up to calling them over to his car and exposing himself. comes say it happened again yesterday at 6 p.m. in the area of amsterdam avenue. this after a man called an 11- year-old girl over to the car. police say in each case the children ran away. >> that's sick. that's horrific. that's traumatizing to that young girl to see that. that's horrible. >> reporter: roselle park police say the incidents are ve

. >> reporter: the most dangerous -- >> flushing meadows, claremont park, riverside park has a lot of crime. >> reporter: the watchdog says 14 were raped, 254 robbed, and 143 people were victims of felony assaults. >> in your opinion, are people safe in city parks? >> unfortunately people are not president of the union that represents parks enforcement officers. >> there's a lot more people utilizing our parks, beaches, and pools. we asked earlier in the year in anticipation of this, we asked city council for more patrol officers. unfortunately it fell on deaf ears. they said it wasn't a priority. >> reporter: the mayor's office released a statement saying crime across the city is at an all time low and crimes in parks remain rare. just like they do on the streets, nypd is focusing resources on trouble using a model of precision policing that has made our city the safest big city in america. park goers tell us they'll try to be more aware of their surroundings. >> got to travel in packs, stay together, especially if you're leaving late at night and everything. >> these violent crime n

. >>> new york cops tonight looking for the man who attacked a woman inside riverside park. a woman who refused to be a victim. the nypd releasing a sketch of the suspect tonight in last friday's pre-dawn attack. happened near 107th street on the upper west side of manhattan. police say the 48-year-old victim walking her dog when the suspect asked her for the time. he then put her in a headlock and tried to kiss her. he let go and ran away. >>> cops tonight also searching for a gunman who shot an innocent bystander who was talking to a friend in the lobby of a building in the bronx. the 57-year-old woman was struck this afternoon by came flying through the window in the mount eden section. it struck her in the leg. she's now listed in stable condition. police are still trying to figure out where the bullet came from. >>> not in my backyard. that's response tonight from folks in queens, angry about the city's proposal to convert a for families. that led to a raucous public meeting. so what to do with a record number of homeless people in new york city if residents don't want

. >>> new at 6:00, the nypd is looking for the man behind a violent attack in riverside park. investigators releaseing this sketch of the suspect. a 48-year-old woman was walking her dog around 5 a.m. last friday when she says a man first asked her what time it was but then suddenly put her in a headlock. she says she smacked him in the groin to depend him off but he still tried lip so he would let her go. police say the suspect then took off. >>> the battle lines are drawn on the boulevard of death. bike lanes the city says will make the streets safer but locals voted against it for queens boulevard. mayor de blasio is overriding them. hazel sanchez reports from elmhurst >> reporter: clear lines are boulevard. residents either like it or they don't.. . >> they may not be on queens boulevard right now because they may not consider it safe >> reporter: she is an avid cyclist. she supports the city's three phase improvement plan to add bike lanes, ramps and other safety upgrades on queens boulevard from roosevelt in sunnyside to union turnpike in rego park. phase one is complete

. >> the nypd is also looking for a man who assaulted a woman in riverside park on the upper west side last friday. police released is this sketch of the suspect. accused of attacking a woman at 5:20 in the morning near 107th street. he put her in a head lock and she hit him in the groin. lock again. the woman bit him on the lip and he ran. the women we spoke to praised the victim for reacting the way she did and police described suspect as hispanic between 20 and to years old and plus -- 30 years old and muscular with brown curly hair. >>> business owners on the upper east side are on alert this morning as a serial arsonist struck three times this month alone. he targeted a consignment shop on 81st street for a second time last week. surveillance video from july 26th shows the suspect throwing several pieces of cardboard in front of the shop and before igniting it. people walking by called 911. he also tried setting fire to a door of a dry cleaner on 782nd street. >>> alex rodriguez will suit up for the last time in pinstripes. cbs2's andrea grymes spoke with fans about his career. >>

. >>> in other news, police are searching for the man that attacked a woman inside riverside park on the upper west side. but she fought back. the nypd released this sketch 48-year-old victim was walking her dog when the suspect asked her for the time then put her in a headlock then tried to kiss her. she kicked him in the groin, by the him on the lips forcing him to let go and run away. >>> authorities believe the man that murdered a google employee from new york city likely has scratches or bruises suffered during the crime. police revealed that the 27- year-old, vanessa marcotte life scratching and wounding her attacker before she was killed jogging in massachusetts sunday. police ask anyone that has seen a man that looks like he was in a fight to give them a call. marcotte was found dead outside of boston. >>> $220,000 is the reward now offered to help solve the mystery of who sexually online fundraisers exceeded the goal of raising $200,000 in two days. the family is hoping the money will encourage more people to come forward with tips in the search for her killer. >>> work crew

antwan: police searching for the man who attacked a woman walking her dog in riverside park. he put her in a head lock and tried to kiss her but she managed to fight him off. rosanna: reports that more republicans are turning their backs on donald trump. he is explaining the comment he made accusing president obama of antwan: the man that climbed trump tower using suction cups facing criminal charges. coming up at 7:30, we will speak with two of the officers involved in taking this guy down. rosanna: an exclusive on "good day new york". tonight, a rod will play his final game in pinstripe. a preview of the big bronx farewell. a little emotional, it was very emotional at the berkeley center, and it was like butter. do you remember that from saturday night live. the emotional songs, listen to this voice. ? rosanna: did you get chills? i am getting chills again. her voice is magnificent. it really is. she had so many hit albums, one of my favorites, enough is enough, this is from my crack telephone, cell phone. ? antwan: is that enough? it was in the summer. rosanna: it was so g

crime stats suggest some of the most dangerous parks are -- >> flushing meadows, claremont park, riverside park has a lot has some telling us a picnic in the park shouldn't come with a side of fear. >> i think it's just enjoyable to go out with your family, especially when you don't have school. >> those numbers we should point out do not include central park. that's because central park does in fact have its own precinct. so many people here today say this won't keep them from coming to the parks but they'll spend more time in groups. mallory eyewitness news. >>> all new at 5:00, the rapper who calls himself troy ave tonight back in the place where he was shot. now he's suing the concert venue and the promoters even though he's the only one seen on video firing a gun. >>> first a young woman living in new york disappears while she's out for a walk in a boston discovered hours later. >> this case is eerily similar to a murder in queens. katrina vetrano murdered less than a week ago on her run. now a google employee the victim of a homicide. >> right now it's unclear if this is a random attack o

first police are looking for a man in this sketch who assaulted a woman in riverside park on the upper west woman walking her dog at 5:20 in the morning near 107th street. the woman was eventually able to fight off the man and get away. >>> police are also looking for the suspect who roughed up a 74- year-old man in the clermont section of the bronx. video shows the suspect pushing the elderly man down the stairs and kicking him and trying to steal his property. despite the brutal attack the victim only suffered minor injuries. >>> tonight will be the end of an era for a-rod. most of his career and wanted to play tonight but manager joe girardi turned down that request. >> the concern is going to be some rain this afternoon and tonight and with the kind of heat we're dealing with that gives a lot of extra punch to these storms. could see heavy rain just like last night. mostly cloudy and 76 right now. 93 with an isolated steamy storm this afternoon. that 93 going to feel like 100 you get a sense of that. there's these isolated storms. you have this big heat engine with the wind out of

we're in riverside park where they will be spraying tomorrow night. we'll have more details on zika virus coming up at 5:00. for now, live in hamilton heights, i'm lucy yang for channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> new jersey officials looking to identify two men killed in a house fire on the shore. those responded to 14th street in belmar. and saving victims and their dog. all three died. the victims were year round residents. an autopsy will determine their cause of death and arson investigators do not believe the fire is suspicious. >>> family and friends gathered in massachusetts today to lay john from new york city to rest as the search forever her killer continues. vanessa marcotte's funeral held yesterday. her body found in woods in the town of worked at goggle in manhattan. investigators uncovered dna and they're comparing it to one possible person of interest. >>> after days of police protest, presidential candidate trump heads to milwaukee. the visit comes 1 day after his plan of extreme vetting of immigrants. a plan that rivalry clinton took on t

. >> i'm in riverside park, and this area will be sprayed with pesticides starting tomorrow night. new york city officials determined not to let the zika virus become a local epidemic. >> i'm already pregnant dealing with enough stuff, to worry about this too is too much. with her first child. she recently canceled a cruise to the caribbean because a vacation was not worth the risk of possibly getting zika, not worth the risk of permanent crippling brain damage to her precious baby. >> i'd rather lose all that money than risk my baby, something happening to her. >> reporter: as new yorkers take personal precautions, the mayor and other officials today announced a new round of spraying for new york city. for the fifth time this year the next round of spraying to be done wednesday night in to thursday morning in manhattan and queens. >> by tracking mosquitos we are able to figure out where we should place our traps and where we should spray. last night our team sprayed over 5,000 acres in the bronx. >> reporter: the health commissioner confirms 483 cases of zika virus in new york cit

and down river in fort atkinson, people had to evacuate the riverside trailer park. the park sits on the northern edge of town, right near the turkey river. water also covered the railroad tracks and highway 24 going into fort atkinson. people forced out of their homes have several options. for a reduced rate of 75 dollars a night. and a shelter at the decorah public library will open at 8 tomorrow morning. and the flooding means decrah and south winneshiek schools are closed tomorrow. meteorologist joe winters joins us now, joe, last night's rain was mostly in extreme northeastern iowa. tonight it's in the south? as a cold front continues to move south the southern half of the state. some storms could be strong, containing heavy rain. the majority for the activity heads out of the state this evening, ushering in a quiet and comfortable end to the work week. after dry days on thursday and friday scattered thunderstorm s reenter the weather picture for saturday and sunday. have a good night! tonight: chance of storms, mainly south. wind: nw 5-10. low: 63 alo: 63 tomor

cbs 2's valerie castro joins us live from riverside park. valerie. >> reporter: jessica, police say this is the area the suspect ran into after the slashing at 79th and broadway, just two blocks away from here. this and around 1:30 this afternoon. police say the suspect got into an argument with a man and his child in front of a broadway church. another man helped. that good samaritan was slashed with a knife and the scene where they found the suspect shirt. they brought in a k-9 to track the scent from the shirt but lost the trail. upper west side residents say it's unnerving to see the large police presence in the park in the middle of the day. >> it's scary. this is a nice quiet and even boring area. i mean, it's scary. it's unsettling. but i guess that's thing about new york. you're just one step away from danger all the time. >> reporter: the good samaritan was treated at the scene for a minor injury. he came to the park to help police try and track down the suspect. again, the suspect still has not been found at this time. the man and

in new york's riverside park, digital guru sree was walking his beagle mix, tara. but this was also an early morning networking session. what's one thing you've learned from the other places you're able to apply here? >> i think finding your key influencers and your largest audience. >> reporter: four days earlier, sreenivasan lost his job as chief digital officer at new york's financially strainedal metropolitan museum of art. >> after 3 amazing years i'll ba leaving the met on june 30th. >> reporter: it was a careerer low-point that his network knew all about because he himselfhe broadcast the news on social media. "if you want to invite me tof anything," he wrote, "i now have time, including for meaningful cups of coffee and drinks. h i'd also love to go walking with anyone available." o >> and i gave people this form, which might have been thefo funniest thing, where peopleth could go in and give me suggestions on what to do.hi >> reporter: over 1,000 people sent advice. >> visit with our camera club, go fishing. >> rescue twitter, start a start a social media

the today's tmj4 team spent yesterday morning spreading mulch at the urban ecology center in riverside park. the organization is always looking for extra hands. we are a proud sponsor of their upcoming "hike milwaukee" event on september 18th. you can visit tmj4.com for more information out and join us coming up on live at daybreak: a fugitive on the run has a clever disguise.. but was it enough to fool police? we have the answer..plus.. the priceless treasure of memories.. what one woman is doing after making a shocking a piece of boxing history has been stolen!thieves snatched muhammad ali's ?replica? bike. the red bicycle was hung up outside spalding university in louisville, kentucky.it told wanted to learn to fight -- after his bike was stolen from a gym.the school says the bike has great sentimental value and wants it back -- no questions a fugitive in massachusetts was clever, but not clever enough.police say shaun miller disguised himself as an elderly man to try and hide from authorities.they tracked him down anyway. old was arrested on drug charges.officers found 30 thousand dolla

. >> growing wildfire, called the bogart fire, quickly burned in riverside county. trailer parks were evacuated. think they are getting a hand on playing video games on her phone, and looked up and it was a bear. breathing down on her. wildlife officials set up a trap and that bear decided not to come back. i think was on her phone. what was it that pokemon thing? >> up next, labor day. >> whether you're working on labor day or not, it's going to be nice right? >> it's usually hot or miss, but we're not going to have the big time heat this labor day weekend. getting there makes us climb nights are getting longer, days are getting shorter. now we'll get reports of these well to our north but the international space station, those astronauts they see 16 sunrises or sunsets per day. once in a while they get complete with the northern lights after the sun sets. caught a few clouds this morning. few more flat cumulus clouds this afternoon. you run into the tke the further east you go and that's going to be the rule the next couple of days. arizona and utah, getting a lot more clouds a

decorah and south winneshiek schools are closed evacuate the riverside trailer park. the park sits on the northern edge of town, right near the turkey river. water also covered the railroad tracks yesterday and highway 24 going into fort atkinson. this morning, survivors of a tornado outbreak in the midwest are assessing the widespread damage several tornadoes touched down in indiana to go with the flooding seen here in eastern iowa. abc's kenneth moton has the latest. tornado emergency in indiana. sot katrina redmonstorm victim we headed for the basement and it was crazy, our roof got ripped up this morning, residents are getting a better look at the mass destruction just outside of indianapolis. at least 8 twisters were spotted. sot steve rogershowar d county sheriff off apartment buildings. homes in neighborhood s...obliterated. vehicles...tossed like toys. one of the strongest tornadoes struck the community of kokomo with 165 mile per hour winds. sot greg goodnightkok omo mayor a lot of power outages throughout the city, even in areas not directly affected by the

. >>> police are looking for the person who slashed a man trying to break up a fight in riverside park. police say it started when the 46-year-old victim came across broadway. one of them had a child with him. when one man stepped in to help, the other man suffered a slash on the arm. >>> communities could find it difficult to get to the queen center mall this weekend that's because queens boulevard main roadway will be closed outside of the mall between 57th avenue and 62nd drive. two lanes will be open to traffic on queens boulevard service roads. but the parking will be restricted. the closures start tonight at 11:00 p.m. and will go all the way through 5:00 a.m. monday crews will use that time to make repairs to the woodhaven boulevard bridge. >>> one of the u.s. swimmers accused of lying about a robbery in rio will be on his way home today. new video shows jimmy feigen entering a brazil court. he settled his case by agreeing to pay more than $10,000 to a brazilian charity. his three other teammates including ryan lochte are back in the u.s. rio police say they flat outlayed about

police are trying to find a man wanted for attacking a woman in riverside park. investigators released this sketch of the suspect. they say he approached the woman while she was walking the dog near 107th street last friday. he allegedly asked the woman for the time and put her in a chokehold and tried kissing her. belt and biting him. >>> we have delays in both directions on the l train. if you're getting on the roads, that overturned dump truck is still out there on 80 eastbound after exit 19. delays back a few miles. 80 westbound in patterson a jackknifed tractor-trailer leaving one lane open between exit 58 and 59. you have over a three-mile delay there. 287 a very serious accident southbound by the new jersey turnpike. only one lane gets by here as westbound, outer roadway by grand avenue, 69th street that exit remains closed and it is causing delays on the main roadway. >> thanks so much, lauren. we'll be right back with chris's forecast. >>> well we have an excessive heat warning in the city. heat advisory. temperatures this afternoon will climb into the l

. >> reporter: it's true that only five parks register double-digit violent crime riverside in manhattan round out the top five. the percentage of increases raises questions about law enforcement in the parks. >> you're inviting the public into public parks, but you're not providing adequate security. and that's a huge, huge issue as we've seen from this enormous spike in crime. >> reporter: i reached out to the parks department and the mayor's office responded saying crime across the city is at an all-time low. crimes in parks remain rare. officers. later this week, we look into what's being done to keep you safe out there. >> thank you. more investigations mean more answers. if you have something you think 4 investigates should take a closer look, call 1-866-news-244. >>> new at 5:00, police on the jersey shore searching for the driver behind a deadly hit and run. the victim's husband apparently heard it all over the phone. barn cut township police say 61-year-old victim was out for her regular walk before 8:00 this morning when she was struck by a large suv. the driver left the scene.

lemonis: buena park -- $359,000 in profit. brea made $200,000. riverside made $70,000. ga lost $92,000. sacramento lost $300,000. five locations of which three of them make money. where is the cash to fund the loss coming from? -shauna: buena park. -lemonis: where else? -paul: brea. -shauna: riverside. lemonis: every location that makes money. mike: yeah. we're trying to keep it afloat. paul: yeah. lemonis: i want to summarize the debt, as i understand it. it's made up of bank loans, legal bills, the build-out loan for this place, taxes, and payables. you said that you -- man: ah, farrell's crowd, look this way! 'cause i got something very important to say! lemonis: so, the total amount of debt... [ drums beating ] you want to hear something funny? that's the reason people don't come back here. shauna: i know it is. lemonis: it's actually annoying. it can be done in a more elegant way. i don't want to come here and enjoy a meal if it's not my birthday, 'cause i don't want to listen to that nine times. $1,940,000 is the total debt for this entire company, and you have no

the city is promising -- proposing to move glacier gates park from manatee avenue east to a spot on riverside drive east along the manatee river. the city also wants to remodel the playground. the riverwalk meeting is tonight at 6:00 at the marriage and family works building on manatee avenue east. >>> drivers in bradenton may soon not have to worry about red light cameras watching over them. city cown is expected to decide this morning whether to keep the seven cameras or take them down. some drivers say they reduce accidents, others believe they are just an easy way for the city to make money. >>> a nice dry start. temperatures are going to be rising to the upper 80s by noon but the showers and storms hold off until about 2:00 and they that is going to allow us to make it to highs around 93 degrees. >>> 5:09. coming up, tens of thousands without power, even more with flooded homes. we find out which celebrity is coming to the rescue with a large donation. >> a warning if your house is on the market. the video you have to see >>> good morning. we're following breaking news. crash on the howa

it has been a rough couple of days for west end of lakewood up by i-90 and riverside in this neighborhood near west park. along woodward here and delaware, and you can see they had plenty of damage from those storms that moved through here on thursday. brought downed power lines and this knocked out the eri and it has been a rough couple of days. good news this morning, the power is back on. >> because lakewood was hit hard by storms thursday it took the power company a couple of days to get the power back on. >> it is hot. and i don't want it to be cold. >> reporter: as you can imagine it made for a rough couple of days for residents. especially here on woodward, that has been in the dark for several day, until last night. >> you have to live with it. that's all. >> reporter: home of the generator could be heard for a couple of days thanks to james lynch. he and neighbors had electricity. well, now everyone does. but many are thinking what a relief it was to have that generator. >> neighbor has a generator and we hooked up our frig. able to keep the food. and just been surviving like that. luckily it r

park as a fast moving fire. look at this. it is burning through parts of riverside just east of los angeles. the fire already has burned some 400 acres. at least 300 firefighters are on the scene. pretty dramatic. what we're watching right now. let's hope for the best. we'll continue to monitor this. much more on the breaking news coming up. we're following another story. donald trump's son says his father is not softening on anything as the republican nominee manls to give a major speech on his policy tomorrow. let's bring in our political analyst. she is a national political reporter for real clear politics. our chief political analyst, gloria borger, and cnn political commentator, david axelrod. adviser to president obama. we'll get full clarity tomorrow night when donald trump delivers his major speech on immigration. >> how do you define clarity? >> full clarity. >> what i think we'll hear from donald trump is the words that, i'm not changing my position. and he is going to present it as a multistep process. and he will say secure the border, which is what he h

riverside avenue. >>> in the south bay a son is suspected of killing his mother in santa clara. police believe he then took his own life. the murder suicide happened near santa clara central park on friday. police believe the 68-year-old son shot and killed his 89-year- old mother. both bodies were found in the same room. the santa clara county coroner's office will beliefs -- release the names once a family is notified. >>> the search is on for a 16- year-old girl who vanished about 1 week ago. police say they do not know where she is. she is known to ride bart to friends in richmond and san francisco. she is described as a black female around 5 foot 9 inches tall with brown eyes weighing about 120 pounds. she was last seen wearing white -- a light-colored shirt and black teens. anyone with information should call police. >>> ryan lochte had to clarify an apology he made in an interview with nbc news today. he said he over exaggerated what he told in a story about being robbed at gunpoint a gas station in rio. he and 3 other us swimmers were accused of vandalizing a bathroom and armed guards confronted them and asked them to pay for the damage. the u.s. olympic committee has

riverside. they'll try to remove the boulders again tomorrow. we're talking about the aamusement park at the base of pike's peek in colorado. the park even installed barriers to help keep visitors there safe. the owner says the mountain lion is after his reindeer. >> there's no doubt the ion is focused on the deer. all three sightings have been around the deer pen. threat to our deer, but not to the public. >> parks and wildfire life plan s capture the mountain lion and relocate it. >>> take a look at this, a massive dust storm rolled through phoenix yesterday. the huge red cloud of dust reduced visibility to less than a quarter mile for drivers. no word of injuries. >>> that dust storm hit with just a couple of hours after a inches of rain on tucson. le of- emergency crews had to make at least eight swift water rescues, including the one the suv was up to its windshield in water. crews broke into the vehicle through the rear window. the driver, amazingly, walked away no injuries. >>> it does not take much through the desert southwest. they have more heavy rain todayy i've seen from .