bp gas station. >> video showing how officers saved lives overnight. rebekah? >> reporter: that was right, steve and julia. bridget shows you one area of destruction. beauty supply store, the bmo harris bank. behind me is the o'reilly's, the other main target. tonight it actually started burning overnight and all the way into this, the early morning hours before it was brought under control. now, before this building was hit, they were targeting the bp gas station. that's where three employees were trapped inside. we have exclusive video from that. >> a very scary situation for three people trapped inside the bp while the store is being destroyed. you can see people throwing rocks and other items. there are employees behind the bullet proof glass area by the cash register. at one point, you see a man go up to that area with a fire extinguisher and beat on the window over and over again with the employee just behind it. fire. according to eye witnesses, the employees could only stand there and watch a

gas station. that would raged, but fire fighters were able to get to it, unlike the b.p. segment you can see. because of all the flammables inside, that collapsed under the heavy smoke. from there, it went to jet beauty, right on the corner. and just at fond du lac, the bmo harris bank branch was the next area we saw fire activity. you can see there is still quite back to you. patrick: daylight revealing the damage this morning. other business owners in the neighborhood are waking up to check their buildings. thema: that includes a beauty supply store and an auto parts store near fond du lac and burleigh. wisn 12 news' sheldon dutes is live this morning with more of the damage left behind. sheldon: good morning. you can see it so much more clearly now that the sun is up. i spoke to a woman who came out not too long ago, she just wanted to know why. she didn't understand what could have caused all of this to carry on for all the standards that we are seeing around the neighborhood, including the da

the reason why, it's a gas station, and, 2, firefighters have not been able to get inside. katie crowther, where are you and what can you see? >>reporter: just a few blocks away from here, we saw a group of teenagers coming down fond du lac and kind of messing with local businesses, trying to bust out windows, that thing. luckily police were able to get them out of here. but it's a very tense situation all throughout the area. i just got a text message from a woman i met earlier today after that scene was unfolding earlier, and she just texted me saying she and her children are getting terrified, that people are getting out of control. it's just very scary out a lot of cars have been damaged, bricks are being thrown. people are being advised to stay at home, lock their doors, avoid going outside during this chaotic time. i will continue to bring you the latest. right now this area has been cleared for the most part, but again, just a few blocks in either direction, there's groups of teens, groups of people, a lot of them, referencing the police officer-involved shooting fro

the soviets went on with developing the series of space stations and then a much larger space station. and it wasinate until the collapse of the soviet union in about 1992 that another opportunity arose to have a cooperative relationship in space. at that point, the u.s. and its international partners, europe, japan, and canada, invited russia, the new russia, into partnership on the international space station. and since then, our activities in space have been carried out on a cooperative basis. now we're in the moving beyond earth gallery. this is where we treat human space flight in the era of the space shuttle and the international space station. basically, everything that's depicted in this gallery happens since the museum opened in 1976. in fact, in that year, the first space shuttle, the test vehicle enterprise made its debut, and it was greeted as a revolution in spacecraft design. this was the first spacecraft to look like an airplane. the first reusable spacecraft that would be able to return to earth, land, be serviced, and fly again. and really, the space shuttle era is al

rainey: "the city have watched park, for murder at the gas station, shooting from the gas station owner at children, this entire community has sat back and witnesses how milwaukee wi has become the worst place to live for african americans in the entire country." stamper: "we're going to put resources in this budget, i'm gonna finance, resources in this budget, the cgbd is gonna work towards organizing this neighborhoods, involving the pastors, yes the pasto big part of this community. they are the strength of the community we are gonna partner with people who wanna make a difference. thank you very much." both alderman ended by saying god bless this city -- they safer place. the coalition 4 justice tweeting out "riot is the language of the unheard." -- a doctor martin luther king junior quote. they say they will meet at sherman park this morning at 8 to "pray, clean and hit the streets." that's the very latest live from milwaukee police district 1 -- julie collins. fox 6 news. thanks julie the tension... palpable out there overnight. many fed up with the violence a others angry at the

incidents in the park, murder at the gas station, from the shooting at the gas station owner at children. this entire community has sat , wisconsin has become the worst place to live for african-americans in the entire country. this is the warning cry. where do we go from here? where do we go, as a community, from here? patrick: police officers have been out last night into the evening milwaukee firefighters hours. have been working all night to put out fires in the sherman park neighborhood. thema: we have a map for you of the six fires reported overnigh b.p. gas station, at sherman and burleigh. that building burned to the ground. firefighters were not able to find that fire right away due to gunshots ring on the area. crews were able to save the other buildings in the area. patrick: another fire burned, just down the street from there at o'reilly auto parts. that business is at 35th and burleigh. thema: just a few minutes later, another fire was reported at jet beauty supply, also at 35th and burleigh. then, another fire, this time, at the bmo harris bank near fond the last two fires

a last frustration at the bart station there was a short at the balboa station leading to southboundstopping at 24th street station this morning. bart station agent told me a few americans ago the trains are single tracking in both directions but we have delays of 25 minutes and if you are headed to sfo from the city you nee alternative transportation. that is not the way many want to spend their friday, and especially on this "spare the air" day when public transportation is encouraged. we are in san francisco for abc7. >> it is frustrating and a mess. >> now, our traffic reporter is tracking ways to beat the madness, we will have an update in a moment. if you have our news app, you have been getting push alerts all morning. >> you can download the app for free and we have information for you that is available trying to get to your workplace. >> a new hack using that could lead many vehicles vulnerable. jane? >> we did something in the stock market we have not done in 17 years all three major indexes closed at record highs. we are pulling away from that today with the dow down 31 an

in 1860 this is a pony express relay station. pony express had home stations and relay stations. this was a relay station where they would just change horses. that lasts 19 months. pony express goes out of business. this is now a telegraph station. the forts located here primarily because of the telegraph. 1862 early in the civil war if you think about that the north is not doing so well but keeping the communication open to the west coast to california, keeping that trans continental telegraph going was important enough that the u.s. government sent soldiers to help maintain the telegraph. what they did was not send very many of them so the units that were located here between 1862 and 1865 was 11th ohio volunteer cavally. we have one regiment responsible for more than 300 miles. things start to change in 1865 as the war winds down back east. you start to see more military units coming out here. we're reinforced in the spring of 1865 by 11th kansas volunteer cavalary. the third and the sixth u.s. volunteer infantry came out as troops stationed in the west. depending on the year

they went to the gas station. they went to the bathroom, and on purpose, one or more than one of them -- we're still investigate investigating -- began to commit acts of vandalism in the bathroom at the gas station. breaking mirrors and other equipment. this led to a certain confusion at the gas station, employees of the gas station try to control this situation. the images also show the athletes going back to the cab and trying to leave the location. when the employees noticed what was happening-the security guard tried to convince the cab driver to wait for the police and to not leave the scene. apparently these facts have been concerned and there's no doubt about them. the athletes did not want to stay and did not want to await the arrival of the police, and meantime a third individual offered to help as an interpreter because the athletes did not speak portuguese, and the third witness is being interviewed or will be soon. and he interpreted -- trying to interpret between the parties. that they had committed a

the gags station is at 43rd street and burli. looks like the crowds of nonpolice have started to dissipate the area. some areas are blocked off. 43rd street shut down from a couple blocks either side of burleigh. at this point it's still open in both directions, but 43rd street shut down north and continues to burn out of control. anchor: matt, from your vantage point, where are the people gathering in that area, where are they scattering to, from the gas station? >> kind of tough to tell in the dark, you know. we have limited eyes, you can kind of see as i widen out here, you can see the taillights from the cars being devirted to 44th and 42nd street, but otherwise it difficult to see. the officers have gathered in this area here, one looks like they're starting to move now southbound toward the gas station. the squads and police officers starting to move southbound together at the same time, heading toward the gas station area. i don't see any firefighters at this point in the area. i know they had taken some duress as well try

gas station near sherman and burleigh. one woman told wisn 12 when she saw what was unfolding in her neighborhood last night, she knew she had to do something. >> help be part of the solution, help with the cleanup and show everybody we are together. joyce: u.s. representative gwen moore of milwaukee issued this statement today. the unrest occurred in her district. her words now, ?as details continue to emerge about this shooting, i ask our community to remain calm and recommit to doing everything in our our nation's promise of justice for all. together, milwaukee will weather this storm.? joyce: coming up later in this newscast, the journalists attacked amid the unrest. plus, governor walker talks about the investigation into the officer shooting. we want to get you caught up on some of the day's other news. kathy: breaking right now, police in new york are investigating a report of gunshots at jfk airport. part of terminal 8 was evacuated about an hour and a half ago, but there is no confirmation that shots were actually

hedges shaped like freighters and front of the late station -- the light station. was010, the site transferred to st. clair county. at that point, we began restoration of the site which began with the tower. we replace 35,000 bricks and started looking at the other buildings and their needs for restoration. we started looking at getting grants for the site. and the process was ongoing. the 25 year plan to restore the site. most of the buildings that were here were established by the 1930's. it was a natural fit. we have one room in the duplex, the keepers duplex we have restored to its 1930's appearance. it allows visitors to get a glimpse of what the building will look like when it is completed. the fort gratiot light station is a unique part of michigan's history, being that it is the first lighthouse in the state. we get a lot of visitorsd that love lighthouses that come here from all over the united states and canadao. we are next to an international crossing. i think what we are really trying to do in the city of port huron is show we can become a destination

all trains are stopped between 24th station and peninsula stations.hey have not specified the problem. i am not sure in they know. this we is crews on the scene trying to figure out. we have our news team on the way to a couple of the spots. we will send them to daly city where the problem is and 24th where everyone is getting off. if you are traveling toward the peninsula, that is a huge issue. we will have updates soon. another minor issue southbound 101 beyond donohue a vehicle fire is hanging over the right lane. no delays. so far. another update on the bart situation, mike nicco is on the roof. >> it is damp up here. the fog. the compressed marine layer, the moisture in the form of mist and drizzle, you can see how low the clouds are. by afternoon, more sunshine and warmth. air quality is suffererring. our 15th "spare the air" day and it will be cooler on sunday and hotter next week. an indication we have high pressure on top of us with variable wind. they are light. it will bring us hazy sunshine in the south bay at soberanes fire smock coming o

we're looking at one of the stations there. brian flores now joining us with an update on this situation. brian, you're at the 24th street and mission station. looks like a lot of people standing around. >> yes, we just overheard an announcement on the pa system saying there's limited service to the east bay stations but as of right now, the stations 24th street to down south including glenn park and south city and san bruno, al those stations are being affected right now and no service because of this issue involving what sounds like could be an le trick cal problem or cable program that sal has been talking about so a lot of people here affected. several people above ground trying to get taxis and uber, people heading the the airport. i spoke with a gentlemen a few seconds ago that says 80% of the people on the flat form are sfo employees trying to get to work. there's one train that would normally be heading to sfo but there's a sign saying not in service -- -- platform. we're assuming this train is heading back towards the

today -- the b-p gas station was torn down. this comes as several people are now facing felony charges from the unrest. we have team coverage tonight. madeline anderson is looking into the charges... but let's start with ashley sears -- who spoke to the owner of the gas station this afternoon. crews have been out here for much of today. tearing down what was left behind of the gas station. the owner tells me he doesn't know where he goes from here. beginning of last weekend's chaos. three employees were able to get out of the gas station safely. since then, the business has been roped off by caution tape. today-- crews worked to tear down much of what was left. the owner tell us he is saddened by everything that has happened, but encouraged by the kindness that's been directed to him by neighbors. singh says: "in the sherman park area, i've been there 10 years. the whole neighborhood is just like my own other. i know all the neighborhood, block by block, each side. they are all sad." bobot says: "they've had a lot invested in m

now for 1400, not only community radio stations but public radio stations, npr station, on public access tv stations, on pbs tv stations around the country and also all over the world, we broadcast on television and radio and sweden and japan and south africa, throughout latin america, headlines translated into spanish as well as people around the planet. and i think the growth from nine stations to 1400 is a testament to the hungerfor independent voices . people on the ground who are deeply involved in their communities. not having the pundits on describing experiences but the people themselves, that's plain old hard work and i want to just pay tribute to all the remarkable producers and journalists and videographers who have worked at democracy now because that digging every day to bring people to a global audience who are speaking in their own words. there is nothing more powerful. i mean, we are on television and radio at an equal number. at the time we started on pacifica and it's instructive to look at pacifica's history, not founded in 1949 in berkeley california. a resistor named

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from incidents in the park, from a murder at the gas station, from the shooting at the gas station owner at children. this entire community has sat back and witnessed how milwaukee, wisconsin has become the worst place to live for african-americans in the entire country. this is the warning cry. where do we go from here? where do we go, as a community, from here? do we continue with the iniquities and the injustice, unemployment, the under education that creates these byproducts that we see this evening? patrick: police officers have been out last night into the evening hours. milwaukee firefighters have been working all night to put out fires in the sherman park neighborhood. thema: we have a map for you of the six fires reported overnight. the first was happened at the b.p. gas station, at sherman and burleigh. that building burned to the ground. firefighters were not able to find that fire right away due to gunshots ringing out in the area. crews were able to save the other buildings in the area. patrick: another fire burn just down the street from there at o'reilly auto parts. that b

if the owner of the gas station says, no, i don't want any more confusion here in my gas station, theeed with that penal action. so there's no issue, no problem the person could come to an agreement. if there is no physical altercations, if the one person who was damaged said it's okay, the government cannot intervene because the law understands that if there was no physical altercation, that is fine. [ inaudible question ] >> translator: we have already answered this question. >> translator: who are the two athletes who stayed with those two girls and the age of the girls? if they were dating? >> translator: no, we don't know. we don't have this information. we have to read the statement of that taxi driver who drove those two girls. i don't think this is something we can -- this kind of information that we can provide. [ inaudible question ] >> translator: well, this is a very difficult question. i think you -- this is a question that you should ask to a psychologist. well, in our investigation we don't have this answer. what could -- why did he do that. probably this was to justify

with plans for new york pen station and philadelphia. >> that way when you get off of the station in washington, philadelphia, new york, what you see will thereby and what you see at the other stations. >> still many say they will miss the sound that ensures they don't miss their train. >> put it in the smithsonian where all the other hold stuff is. >> where will the board end u up? there's talk of it landing at the railroad museum of pennsylvania in strasburg, lancaster county and it's yet to be determined and at this point there's no replacement timeline. at least for now, we have the little flip sound. >> go while you can right? >> i have been listening to that sound since child, board tion, delays, on time. and there's angst #save the sign. >> okay. >> good stuff nicole, appreciate. it there is growing backlash surrounding soaring cost of life-saving allergy treatment. >> till ahead the hollywood star ending her partnership with the maker of epi pen. >> and nothing better than a cool treat in the summertime. heading to a ice cream shop where the menu features scooping of all kind

but tonight it's from a gas station in rio. showing portions of the robbery of ryan lochte and some of his teammates. but does this video contradict their story? here's abc's matt gutman. >> it's the robbery that police say never took place, and it's now at the heart of what is becoming an international incident. this video, obtained by news, shows ryan lochte, one of the winningest limmians in history, and three other swimmers going into the gas station bathroom in the early hours of sunday morning. lochte had been partying with friends, snap chatting this video of themselves at this club, packed with 2,500 people. lochte and his younger teammates, gunnar bents, jack feegen and conger say they got into a taxi to go to the olympic armed men had pulled them over. >> the guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it, put it to my forehead and said get down. i put my hands up, i was like whatever. >> his account was seen as a black eye to a city that had been plagued with other stories. >> big concerns about safety. >> concerns grow over t

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the details on just one station. >> reporter: clear skies now. here is the next chance of rain. >> anchor: they're into the final turn. the olympic action making a dash for gold. >> reporter: and playing piano with a legend. >> anchor: a look at their night >> 7 news at 7 starts now. >> anchor: first at 7 a story on just one station. a convicted sex offender back in court on troubling charges. police say he exposed himself to several women. and the allegations don't stop there. >> anchor: let's get straight out to malden amaka ubaka with the story you will only see here. amaka. >> reporter: police received a flood of calls from these women which is the police chief says helped them make a quick arrest. 49 year old kevin scribener tries to avoid our camera in the courtroom. arrested thursday after 3 women came forward. 2 accused him of exposing and touching himself. all 3 incidents happen within a short time of each other in the maple wood area of malden. >> the individual was described as a white male carrying a backpack. the calls approximately

>> they're on their way to the police station. this is moving very quickly, ashleigh. with bra zippian media taking an assault on this. it's been an insult on their image. there's been a report coming out that sites the owner of a gas station where this supposed robbery occurred. this man suggests, in fact, the athletes went there and urinated on or near that gas station and were involved in an act of vandalism upon it. this individual has a completely different recollection of events than these four american athletes. we have not spoken again to their legal representation to address these particular claims. this is part of the information we're seeing right now. it's sort of backed up by what we've been hearing directly. a source close to the investigation has said they are in some doubt as to whether a robbery actually took place. of course, when we first herd fr heard from the judge demanding the search and seizure from mr. lochte and mr. feigen, they were assessing whether a false police report had been filed. now a startling reputation in the paper in brazil, they

a guard at the gas station, which there are always guards at brazilian gas stations, confronted them, the -- they eventually paid for the damages in this cash. >> you just did a piece, nancy, on crime and the legal system there, all trying to sort of work our way through what's happened there. first of all, what does this mean for ryan lochte here in the united states, potentially, and what about the three guys who were still there? >> well, i don't think it means anything for ryan lochte, because as you mentioned, he is already back in the states. and so it's -- you know, he has talked to police already before he left rio. so i don't think that there is anything they can do to him. the three other swimmers are planning on meeting with authorities today, and giving further statements. and the u.s. has said they are supported by counsel when they will be meeting with the authorities. i think, you know, they want to know what they remember and if they can make any additional statements or shed any additional light on what happened. >> is the question why did ryan lochte get out or was h

inside the station or out on the street. we have not received word on the victim's condition. this incident forced the closure of that station. sf bart alert tweeted messages to riders informing them that trains were not stopping at the civic center station due to police activity. >>> a san jose police officer is now out on bail after being accused of collaborating with a vietnamese street gang. >> his arrest was part of a five-month investigation dubbed operation "gang of thrones." arizona muth smith reports, it netted two dozen other arrests. >> reporter: this is 23 suspected gang members or associates arrested as part of operation "gang of thrones." their charges include extortion, public corruption, drug trafficking and assault. among the evidence police seized five handguns, 69 illegal gambling machines, an alligator, and a car with a compartment hiding $100,000 in cash. also 4,000 ecstasy pills, 300 xanax pills and 600 pounds of marijuana head interesting san jose to louisiana. their investigation turning up something

why do we have to have a half acre lot devoted to a gas station? probably not longed for this world. >> the executive director of liveable city is committed to keeping neighborhood transportation diversity. he says building codes and need to be updated to reflect changing needs of drivers. >> there is a lot of restrictions and often, no place to go. >> he says despite the policy, new buildings are still adding parking spots for cars, meaning demand will only rise. >> if we want things like housing and retail in neighborhoods, maybe we need to open up other areas. >> low gas prices are prompting opec to hold an unscheduled meeting. hall of this is fuelling speculation they could announce moves to stabilize oil prices. >> you'll soon have to pay to service announced it will offer subscriptions only. those who are not current subscribers will be offered a free trial. >> next time you want to have your dog chill out, you may want to pour wine. apollo peak will be selling nonalcoholic wine made for in june, they launched a wine for cats with cat nip ins

you hit platform dave kinchen is one of the places this will go in effect, 30th street station hicks there dave. >> reporter: it sound like a bill marr skit new rules when you say that but new rules here the pennsylvania commute will be different for septa riders leaving center city this afternoon. a change in rules, where passengers will have to be ticketed before getting on to any regional rail train departing center city. this applies to the five stations in center city and only affective during afternoon rush from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 on weekdays. septa says conductors just don't have enough time or space when you think bit to check all passengers for ticket while on the train because trains are so packed since a third of the regional rail fleet was pulled due to a defect. now passengers worry a ticket check before boarding can cause even more delays. >> it will create timetable issues of people being late and trains being backed up and delays will be greater because trains went leave without people waiting for it. >> if you don't have a ticket, pass, go to the sales office at the s

why do we have to have a half acre lot devoted to a gas station?nged for this world. >> the executive director of liveable city is committed to keeping neighborhood transportation diversity. he says building codes and need to be updated to reflect changing needs of drivers. >> there is a lot of restrictions and often, no place to go. >> he says despite the policy, new buildings are still adding parking spots for cars, meaning demand will only rise. >> if we want things like housing and retail in neighborhoods, maybe we need to open up other areas. >> low gas prices are prompting opec to hold an unscheduled meeting. hall of this is fuelling speculation they could announce moves to stabilize oil prices. >> you'll soon have to pay to service announced it will offer subscriptions only. those who are not current subscribers will be offered a free trial. >> next time you want to have your dog chill out, you may want to pour wine. apollo peak will be selling nonalcoholic wine made for dogs. in june, they launched a wine for cats with cat nip inside. >>> a

in the back of everybody's mind there was still a space station. sky lab was the first step toward what now has become the international space station, a huge new facility in earth orbit. this behemoth behind me is actually the backup sky lab space station. it is flight ready. nasa built two of them in case they wanted to do two sky lab missions or in case there was some hardware problem with the first sky lab orbital workshop. we did make a modification to it. ordinarily we don't modify flight ready hardware but in this case, we cut a passage way two doors into it, and laid down a sort of hallway right through the middle of this living quarter so people who visit the museum can walk inside sky lab, they can see the living quarters, they can look into the bathroom, they see a mannequin at the table with some food out on the table. the shower is set up there, the exercise bicycle in plain view, they can see the trash air lock right there. if they look up, they can just be wowed by the amount of free space there is. i mentioned that sky lab was occup

>> kim: now from the night team, ryan lochte apologizes as his teammates shed light on his gas station outburst. tonight the punishment he could face in the united states. plus full speed ahead. usain bolt races for his ninth gold medal as the u.s. women run for a relay gold. i'm live in rio for the final >> jeremy: tracking rain heading for new england. i'll let you know when it arrives. >> reporter: on just one station, a convicted sex offender arrested again. women coming forward to detail his alleged dirty acts. >> meaghan: plus the zika virus spreads through a florida hot spot. >> kim: pregnant women warned to stay away from south beach. >> adam: and he's a big shot on a big stage. boston's piano kid shares the spotlight with the piano man. >> this is ala 7news. tonight on 7, saying sorry and paying up. >> they could apologize much more. >> the potential punishment for swimmers after lochte's lie. >> kim: tonight ryan lochte's teammates are shedding some light on what happened at that gas station in brazil. >> adam: they say they tried to hold him back as he got into an intense ar

boston television is headed for a change next year when whdh becomes rained station. but viewers will find the most things change, the more they will remain the same. >> they're going to see in large part of the same station they have ever seen, 7 news. >> reporter: yes, 7 news will stil be right there on channel 7, and whatever cable channel you knew tune to. behind the scene, station owner says whdh will be i staff and increasing news coverage. >> we want to have innovative features in the news. we want to have a guess sieve coverage in the news -- aggressive coverage in the news. being independent is a challenge, and it makes you feel the competitive juices. >> reporter: innovative and aggressive, both hall marks of 7 news. >> we have been, and we will continue be to the news station. we will continue to give viewers what they want to turn to. rely on us for breaking news and big story coverage. that is not going to change. >> reporter: what will change is how much news we bring you. 7 news will run from 5:00 to 10:00 in the morning. there will be evening thursday

of course and also the new carrolton station.st seating by about 40 percent on acela trains traveling between d.c. and boston. meantime the government is cracking down on airlines for giving inaccurate compensation quotes. alaska american southwest and united airlines are all getting hit with thousands of dollars in fines. the carriers apparently gave passengers bogus information about how much compensation they could potentially receive for being denied boarding and for lost or damaged or delayed baggage. >>> speaking of the travel industry, the traditional summer travel season is just about over and we'll soon start seeing prices drop as airlines try to get people on those planes this fall. at the same time they're dealing with pressure to get their technological houses in order after a brutal last few months. fox's rob schmidt has the story and explains i was this. >> it's hell. >> reporter: like many passengers paul purell has found himself stranded at a airport. sis this summer we saw two examples of just how bad this can ge

with plans for new york pen station and philadelphia. >> that way when you get off of the station in washington, philadelphia, new york, what you see will thereby and what you see at the other stations. >> still many say they will miss the sound that ensures they don't miss their train. >> put it in the smithsonian where all the other hold stuff is. >> where will the board end u up? there's talk of it landing at the railroad museum of pennsylvania in strasburg, lancaster county and it's yet to be determined and at this point there's no replacement timeline. at least for now, we have the little flip sound. >> go while you can right? >> i have been listening to that sound since child, board tion, delays, on time. and there's angst #save the sign. >> okay. >> good stuff nicole, appreciate. it there is growing backlash surrounding soaring cost of life-saving allergy treatment. >> till ahead the hollywood star ending her partnership with the maker of epi pen. >> and nothing better than a cool treat in the summertime. heading to a ice cream shop where the menu features scooping of all kind

we're looking at one of the stations there.an flores now joining us with an update on this situation. brian, you're at the 24th street and mission station. looks like a lot of people standing around. >> yes, we just overheard an announcement on the pa system saying there's limited service to the east bay stations but as of right now, the stations 24th street to down south including glenn park and south city and san bruno, al those stations are being affected right now and no service because of this issue involving what sounds like could be an le trick cal problem or cable program that sal has been

to the bp station at sherman and burleigh. here's a look at the damage in daylight. the awning still stands but the building and multiple vehicles were destroyed in the fire. people arrived and began cleaning up the debris scattered around the gas station. one of them was alderman khalif rainey who represents the sherman park neighborhood. he's asking people all around the city to help clean up after the unrest. >> you know, i just encourag everybody to come out today, all the people of the city of milwaukee, north side, south side, east side, wherever you from. if this matters to you, if your heart is touched, if you felt any kind of way last night, come out and stand here with us and help us begin to pick up the pieces restoring our community. >> rainey said it's been heartbreaking to see the community destroyed. >> this all started with a fatal officer-involved shooting saturday afternoon. >> police say 23-year-old stolen gun when an officer shot and killed him. chief ed flynn has revealed the officer who fired is african-a

>> why would he be talking about a bus station?the number of bus station. >> he has interesting tatoo, though. >> who does? >> the umpire? >> yes, it went over your hand and landed over thereby the window. >> i don't think like you, okay? >> it is probably a good thing. >> yes. >> your parent would be proud. >> that was good. >> i love you, mike. >> love you. 6:28. security guards quickly came and escorted, well -- oh, i've moved onto a store. >> i yes, chester, proposing cutting the fire station from the fire fighter? >> yep. >> reporter: cutting firefighters and closing one of the two fire stations in town. a lot of people aren't happy. you'll hear from concerned resident and a firefighter next. it's a pretty simple question: is pat toomey's agenda your agenda? toomey voted seven times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and toomey's against a woman's right to choose and supports overturning roe v. wade which would allow states to cr

at union station.s is going to allow people to get on line and take a look at some of metro's features. things like an interactive map where you'll be able to click on an icon and figure out when the next train is coming, how long that train is going to be and so folks are going to be able to manage their commute. then from that landing page, that metro landing page, customers will be able to go to other websites, they are going to be able to throughout their commute. now here are the six stations in the pilot program. take a look at the map. union station, metro center, gallery place, judiciary square, archives and l'enfant plaza. one man i spoke to says it's going to make his commute easier. >> i think one of issues that i have right now is that the systems in the station itself don't seem to always be up-to-date or fully cognizant of when trains are coming. anything that would help out with that would be great. >> reporter: and so the program is going to go on for 45 days, then metro is going to cir

this led to a certain confusion at the gas station. employees of the gas station tried to control this situation. the images also show the athletes going back to the cab and trying to leave the location. when the employees noticed what was happening, the security guard tried to convince the cab driver to wait for the police and not leave the scene. apparently these facts have been confirmed and there is no doubt about them. the athletes did not want to stay. they did not want to await the arrival of the police. according to the reports, they offered to pay and they did pay 100 and a $20 bill to compensate the establishment for the damages. the versions of one of the athletes, he has confessed, yes, he confessed -- we confess only when a crime is committed, but he was a witness. he gave a testimony, and he corroborated the facts that i'm sharing with you. >> tmz has been on top of this story from the very beginning, executive producer of tmz harvey levin joins us, harvey, nice to see you. >> good to see you, greta. >> harvey, what's the

the soviets went on with developing the series of space stations and then a much larger space station. and it wasinate until the collapse of the soviet union in about 1992 that another opportunity arose to have a cooperative relationship in space. at that point, the u.s. and its international partners, europe, japan, and canada, invited russia, the new russia, into partnership on the international space station. and since then, our activities in space have been carried out on a cooperative basis. now we're in the moving beyond earth gallery. this is where we treat human space flight in the era of the space shuttle and the international space station. basically, everything that's depicted in this gallery happens since the museum opened in 1976. in fact, in that year, the first space shuttle, the test vehicle enterprise made its debut, and it was greeted as a revolution in spacecraft design. this was the first spacecraft to look like an airplane. the first reusable spacecraft that would be able to return to earth, land, be serviced, and fly again. and really, the space shuttle era is al

this is all that is left of the bp gas station. people are working to help clean up. >> we are cleaning up and hitting the streets. we are trying to see where their minds are at, to see where we can help them. sheldon: he and other members will work until they feel they have reached enough people in a prepared to come back in the coming days of necessary. -- if necessary. joyce: w12 when we do study new video. kathy: the images posted on social media capturing the chaos that unfolded in and around sherman park. joyce: plus, the unrest is capturing national attention. the conversation about her city happening nationally online. our special hour-long switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" i was watching tv and i saw you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse

they go to a gas station. according to the gas station, they go in and it's locked, the door.o they start kicking and like damaging the door. harvey: these swimmers were drunk and defiant. either the security guard or the manager said you're paying for the door, and they said screw you. right.

that led to protests at the gas station and the employee was fired. and finally, saturday night the gas station was set on fire after the police shooting. it burned to the ground. >> yesterday morning, wisn 12 news returned to the bp station at sherman and burleigh. here's a look at the damage in daylight. the awning still snd building and multiple vehicles were destroyed in the fire. people arrived and began cleaning up the debris scattered around the gas station. one of them was alderman khalif rainey who represents the sherman park neighborhood. he's asking people all around the city to help clean up after the unrest. >> you know, i just encourage everybody to come out today, all the people of the city of milwaukee, north side, south side, east side, wherever you from. if this matters to you, if your out and stand here with us and help us begin to pick up the pieces restoring our community. >> rainey said it's been heartbreaking to see the community destroyed. >> this all started with a fatal officer-involved shooting saturday afternoon. >> police

rail cars were damaged to the metro station, the tracks jolted when this happened. new inspections revealed issues interlocks. under the changes crews will now have more time to focus on the problem and fix it. >> even though they are convenient. buses will replace trains and weekend riders are encouraged to find ways to get around. metro will announce changes in mid-september. reporting from montgomery county, wusa 9. >>> so far 7 weekend shut downs are schedules which effects the new surges if you want to stay on track download our free wusa 9 app. >>> still ahead evacuations in the tens of thousands of the san bernardino wildfire burns out of control. we'll have the latest for the efforts on the main. >> louisiana residents salvaging what they can we'll be right back. >>> we've had the storms the last few nights and that extra water has helped the allergen co and we'd pollen is in the moderate county, we're still tracking the possibility over the next few days i'll have your f fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix thi