assaults where people have no where to take care of their hygiene and not a humane way for us to address homelessness we need to address the issue of encampments and i'll be remiss if i didn't mention the fact we sometimes forgot the people living around the encampments the businesses that are effected by the encampments are also victims in this narrative having their neighborhoods and businesses and homes disrupted they may feel it is unsafe and insecure not assure what is going on and the mayor and i and others department heads are working to address this issue so today, i'm happy to announce the formation of an encampment response team led by my further colleague jason for those of you who don't know has been working in homeless for many, many years and one of the best social workers i've had the opportunity to work with the funny thing jason was gailz supervisor at the community partnership back in the day he worked and jason spent many years as an member of the hot team and part of leadership of the hot team and or less working with law enforcement on the peninsula working with calls related too

homeless peeple to vote. the homeless can use the addresses of homeless shelters to register. >>> do you remember the hail storm last month in colorado springs that caused a lot of damage? insurance agents in colorado springs say it caused more than $350 million in damage. that makes it the fourth most expensive hail storm in state history. >>> we've had rough afternoon weather this whole summer season, but nothing like the but we have the chance for seeing storms later on today. mostly in the mountains and across the southwestern corner. into tomorrow across the front range and we can use all the rain we can get. our radar and satellite right now already showing activity down to the southwest. we have a flash flood watch, this starts at noon, llsts until 10:00 tonight. all the area in green. heavy rain is likely as storms hang out and don't really move very quickly. so ttere is for flash flooding. a red flag warning further to the north, fort collins towards sterling. low humidity, we've seen very dry conditions recently, and gusty winds are the big factor there today. any spark could start a fire, so please b

homeless to register. he'll be with staffers who can help with the registration process - including vietnamese and cambodian. in lieu of a permanent address - those who wish to register can use a homeless shelter or other "home base." in kansas - if you registered to vote at a motor vehicle office - you probably didn't have to show a birth certificate or naturalizaiton papers. that's because of the so called federal motor voter law. now -- the state says that's not ok -- and it is asking the federal appeals court to keep people from voting judge said kansas could not disenfranchise voters who registered at motor vehicle offices without that paperwork. but the state wants that overturned. they say - it doesn't make sense to hold people to different standards based only on where they register. but the american civil liberities union says kansas should not block thousands of legal citizens from voting because they can't produce a birth certificate, passport or denver sheriff patrick firman has ordered an audit of his own department -- after several deputies released inmates too early - or too late. four deputies have been involved in mistaken releases in the past month. the aud

said he reach out to the homeless on colfax near the mlk to a permanent address, where county clerks can send election information and a ballot. williams wans them to know they can use the addresses of homeless shelters or another home bay. >>> the denver center for performing arts has a new ceo, but she is not new to denver, janice served as chief of staff for mayor michael hancock for the past 5 years fshgs she is replacing-- years, she is replacing scott, resigned 1 year after being named head of that job. shel 3rd ceo of the nearly 40-year-old organization. the first, randy weaks, well known, passed away at a conference in london when working for the theater company. weaks joined when he was a senior at cu boulder. sinden will start september 12. >> we will take arts and culture to the next level, get it in every kid's head they can be that invasion and create-- innovation and creativity drive them to be successful adults. >> she will oversee denver city broadway, bringing musicals to the city and oversee a major makeover to the complex, including expanded art park. construction is still around a year away. >>> sad day today, denver's oldest italian restaurant h

nationally recognized programs, actually internationally recognized programs, on how to address homelessness best practices usede country were developed right here in san francisco. frankly, many of them were developed in your department. so you all should be proud of your roles in developing some model revamps including the direct access to housing program which is really seen as a gold standard for how to address the intersection between health issues and homelessness. project homeless connect, re

to formally homeless fix. about over $50 million for medical services which will ashley stay within the department of public health. that leaves us with roughly $70 million the we spend trying to address street homelessness. so it's not $241 million. it's quite less actually. also should point out even if a was $241 million from its less than 3% of our city's budget that goes to the number one what many people think is the number one problem in the facing the city. so i think our investment seven used well. i think we need more investments but regardless of whether or not that happens i think we can do better with what we have. current department budget is $220 million. the vast majority of that, one 75 billion going to nonprofit contracts. lastly, the top two bit about how we envision working with an apartment of public health. as dir. garcia pointed out, the hyperendemic and small contractor are what are coming over and we will be running those of the new departments. dph will continue provide clinical services to people who are homeless by clinical support to the hot team as well within our supportive housing sites. we are currently working on coordinating the dph on whole person c

to formally homeless fix. about over $50 million for medical services which will ashley stay within the department of public health. that leaves us with roughly $70 million the we spend trying to address street homelessness. so it's not $241 million. it's quite less actually. also should point out even if a was $241 million from its less than 3% of our city's budget that goes to the number one what many people think is the number one problem in the facing the city. so i think our investment seven used well. i think we need more investments but regardless of whether or not that happens i think we can do better with what we have. current department budget is $220 million. the vast majority of that, one 75 billion going to nonprofit contracts. lastly, the top two bit about how we envision working with an apartment of public health. as dir. garcia pointed out, the hyperendemic and small contractor are what are coming over and we will be running those of the new departments. dph will continue provide clinical services to people who are homeless by clinical support to the hot team as well within our supportive housing sites. we are currently working on coordinating the dph on whole person c

you don't have to own a home in america people who do not have a permanent address can use the address of the homeless shelter for a public locations they consider their home base. colorado taking center stage in the presidential election today. vice presidential nominee revealing the clinton campaign small business in lakewood: new line republicans taking the clinton e-mail controversy alive by subpoenaing a denver-based computer company. little reporter following it all for us live. >> a busy week indeed tim kane in town today. were expecting donald trump to attend a private fundraiser in aspen later in the week. tim kane's visit may have been about small business and the economy, and actually donald trump came up. tim kane returns to colorado. it's great to be back in lakewood. presidential hopeful using his torah states, only a small business also taught family every summer. at the roundtable which features michael bennett, republican spokesman, says who wanted to turn from the realities of what they're proposing. it is a distraction, attempting to stop photoshop looking and they cannot give up, t

let me quote him "some of the homeless men didn't have sdraeszs so the friends-- addresses so the friends would be like i used to write that this address. they just wrote bull [ bleep ]." doesn't make it okay. >> we are depending on it for the integrity of the process. >> not my signature, but this is my name. >> a gatherer was arrested and charged with forging signatures for jon keyser and jim smallwood earlier this year, the secretary of state doesn't individually go through the petition but a new software may make it possible. >> we could add this process, it would insure things were more valid and take some time, it steve staeger. >> the attorney general's office is going to look into it and there are more example than the ones steve showed you. there is a chance when they talked to saeed, they may want to ask about the signature, distinctive wing on it. what are the odds? the same as the people he met out there, jasmine, wing, jack, wing, harris, wing. interesting. anyway, we will follow up. >>> the faa's new drone rules in effect today deal with where drones fly, but address the privacy concerns. commercia

how he deals with problems like the homeless and neighborhoods overrun with those using >> marcia, thank you. >>> the new police commissioner may also have to address concerns from the union representing his officers. [ chanting ] >> the new york city police union holding a rally outside of mayor de blasio's gym of choice. the nyc in park slope, brooklyn. they're demanding a new contract and pay raise. president pat lynch saying they're tired of not being heard and will pop up in unexpect places to grab the mayor's attention. the union is asking for better pay an better equipment for its officers. >>> fire destroys a supermarket in whitestone, queens. four firefighters were injured and taken to the hospital while trying to contain the blaze at the strawberry farms grocery store on 150th street last night. it took them about five hours to get it under control. the fdny is investigating the cause. >>> now to campaign 2016. and donald trump going after some republicans who have been critical about the feud. the gop nominee has with the gold star family. cbs 2's craig boswell is at the white house with more on that republican establishment with his ref

us. >> the city says they need homeless shelters because 200 50 homeless people in the city have listed them as the last address. this he hopes to begin the hotel as a homeless shelter october 1 but residents say they will keep fighting. alternative sites. that's leaders live from the newsroom. juliet and teresa, back to you. >> a lot more is coming up. we will take a look outside. there we go ?lady liberty juliet: the company announced it has partnered with ready pack food delivering salads worldwide. classic garden, chicken caesar, salads priced at 599 each. mix-and-match items like pizza with two toppings chicken and pasta. >> they are prepackaged? >> they are. pokcon go. it's just a pain in the neck. this has turned a neighborhood into a nightmare. it has filed a creator of the popular mobile game saying they have been blocking driveways and they say they have filed the suit because the games developer ignored the request to have nearby pokey stop removed. coming up, we will introduce you to the new yorker who became the first person in the world to collect every pokcon. >> i wonder if this guy has a job. i just wondered if

uses money from panhandling to help the homeless. >> asking for money, food, cigarettes. >> reporter: three years ago ybor business owners fed up. panhandlers were hurting business. >> the homeless issue is something that we address on a daily basis. >> reporter: the problem so the practice in 2013 but now a judge has overturned the ban. >> we see 2,000 people a month. >> reporter: adele us if parker runs homeless helping homeless for people that have nowhere else to turn and the charity raised money on the streets asking for donations until the city banned panhandling. >> we thought it was not apply. >> reporter: optionings, to sue and business owners are getting ready to deal with the panhandlers again. >> it's definitely better i feel like without the panhandling. but i understand that people have it tough and sometimes you have to do what you have to do. >> reporter: the city is considering an appeal, until then officials say tampa police have been told not to enforce the ban. in tampa, i'm cameron polom, abc action news. >>> 4:45. happening today -- dade city citywide ban on fracking. opponents of fracking say the process has contaminated drinking water sources in other states and fracking poses an even grea

to our veterans is a sacred covenant. i don't use the words lightly. >> for the final time as president, barack obama addressed the convention of disabled veterans today. the president announced the number of homeless vets has been reduced by nearly half since 2010. about 40,000 veterans still sleep on the streets nationwide. >> the first monument of on the west coast dedicated to veterans of the vietnam war was unveiled today. for old warriors, combat is an experience they'll never forget. memories came flooding back. >> both. yes. you can't forget. you remember them all. >> veterans came from near and far. others under the hearts and hands of survivors. lisa from oakland remembers memories of hi father, in that box. >> he was just happy i'm here representing. >> if you haven't been to the national cemetery it might seem this just appeared but it's hardly the case. >> there is never a doubt this would be built. >> he have been following him since 2009. how could the presidio not have a memorial to so called police action that killed 33,000 americans and 1 million koreans? with a lot of help, he raised $3.5 million. people were geting killed. >> one lieutenant, this photo of his cresting the wall s

to our veterans is a sacred covenant. i don't use the words lightly. >> for the final time as president, barack obama addressed the convention of disabled veterans today. the president announced the number of homelesss been reduced by nearly half since 2010. about 40,000 veterans still sleep on the streets nationwide. >> the first monument of on the west coast dedicated to veterans of the vietnam war was unveiled today. for old warriors, combat is an experience they'll never forget. memories came flooding back. >> both. yes. you can't forget. you remember them all. >> veterans came from near and far. others under the hearts and hands of survivors. lisa from oakland remembers memories of hi father, in that box. >> he was just happy i'm here representing. >> if you haven't been to the national cemetery it might seem this just appeared but it's hardly the case. >> there is never a doubt this would be built. >> he have been following him since 2009. how could the presidio not have a memorial to so called police action that killed 33,000 americans and 1 million koreans? with a lot of help, he raised $3.5 million. people were geting killed. >> one lieutenant, this photo of his cresting the wall serves as

used as a homeless shelter, actually up until about this time last year. the health commission says, that that's partly why they didn't get around to addressing the leak at the pool until now. now, if the fitness center was paying regular water rates, this leak could have already cost the city more than $20,000, if the live in boston, eric rasmussen, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a methuen dialysis clinic is apologizing tonight after leaving an 86-year-old patient locked inside for hours. maureen perry received her four hour treatment on saturday, and after the treatment, the staff locked the building and forgot she was inside. they released a statement saying they will ensure that of situation does not happen again. >> mark: police say a father and son team chased down a suspect in a local car break-in. quincy police say the father and son held the suspect until police arrived early on sunday. the second suspect was arrested in the 300 block of granite street an hour earlier. police warn, you should never chase a suspect. call police if you see a crime being committed. salem, new hampshire police want you to take a good look at this man right here. he is suspect

us. reporter: there are very passionate protesters here last shelter because 250 homeless people list it as the last address. it is plan to convert it into homeless shelter by october 1st. local community board are hoping to find a different location before that happens. that is the latest from mass beth, queens. greg: that is still holiday inn express? you can check in and open and it october 1st is the deadline. community leaders hope they find something different, alternate location for the homeless shelter before the final decision is made. rosanna: we know how that goes. thanks so much, kerry. there is not a lot to choose from. greg: you want another question from the civics test, how to become a citizen? who signs bills to become laws? chief justice of the supreme court, secretary of state, the president, the vice president? you know this from your "schoolhouse rock." rosanna: school house rock. greg: who law, come on. rosanna: got to be president. greg: phew. rosanna: okay. eli manning will be here. are you going to ask him a few questions too? greg: quite frankly you could stump a lot of people especially you on s