parks throughout new york city. >> a 23% increase in crimes in city parks in the past nine months. tonight police are trying to figure out how to stop it. >> mallory hoff at one of the most violent parks in new york, she's in queens at the flushing meadows corona park. >> this can be a very dangerous place to be and a lot of park goers just hearing about these numbers say they are in fact on edge. out today a lot of people remember in the summertime, this is a free activity. >> reporter: new york city park advocates say violent crime has increased 23% in the last nine months compared to the previous nine months. >> obviously the world is changing. it's not like we used to know it. anything can happen. >> reporter: in the last nine months at city park, six people were murdered. 14 were raped. 254 were robbed. felony assaults. >> the only dedicated full-time park police are the park patrol. >> reporter: president of nyc park advocates says increased safety measures are necessary. >> for years we've been calling on the mayor and city council to dramatically increase our park place and

city and the country. this is not one of the top ten most violent parks in the city, this didn't make the list. but the number one in the bronx had the most crime in most of the parks in the city. numbers to heart and keeping a watchful eye, not coming out before the sun comes out and not staying out after dark. the numbers are giving a different perspective of the crime in the parks across the city. back to you. >> greg: liz, thank you. take a look around the park. rosanna: it is pretty. greg: my mother used to sleigh ride there as a flossing your teeth? rosanna: i don't know. flossing could be a waste of time. greg: no research backing up what dentists have been telling us. rosanna: i thought it was good for the gums. greg: the jury is out on that. we are going to meet a den test. rosanna: two. greg: we'll see what they have to say about flossing. i usually do it after going to the dentist and then blow it about. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tomm

a candidate needs 270 to win the presidency. >>> still ahead at 5:00, danger in city parks. new york city crime at a record low. 4 investigates a surprising spike in crime inside some of your city park. a park-to-park breakdown at 5:30. >>> a power outage disrupts delta flights around the world. the rights you have if your travel plans have been impacted. >> you know that fries we use this time of year, the dog days of summer? those dogs are about to start barking ferociously. heat and humidity headed our way. i'll let you know when coming >>> so what you're saying, janice, is we should be singing "who let the dogs out." >> you want to put them back in, but i don't think we'll be able to for a few days. we have only had a few days this summer so far where the heat and humidity have been extremely uncomfortable. we're about to get hit with several days. august is the time of year when we talk about the dog days with the it's about -- high heat and humidity. it's about to kick in. for several days, it will feel uncomfortable and stifling. not such the case today. temperatures w

greenwood at 73. 70 on the button in city park.

city park 49. bennett 45. we have 30s in the mountains. it's chilly in the high country this morning. mid- to upper 30s. just above freezing in some -?spots. we have a lot of sunshine. you saw it from that denver camera. also here from loveland ski area. we are going to warm up a bit more today.

. >> happening now, protesters vow to return to city hall park thi morning. >> the group wants the mayor to get rid of bill bratton. >> there were no arrests made against protesters last night as they were removed from city hall park down just a few blocks away here, but protesters are asking for arrests to be made. they would like to see the leader of our city's police force behind bars. >> reporter: demonstrators used a calling response to spread surrounds city hall. >> our first demand is that bill de blasio must fire bratton. >> reporter: millions march nyc says they want to see change in the way new york city is run, starting from the top. they're focused on the nypd, their demand to do away with the agency all together. >> to reinvest that money with black and brown communities. >> reporter: holding names of those killed by officers across the demanding nypd funds go to people who have been wrong. >> the city must pay reparations from the nypd budget. >> reporter: others joined millions march nyc to fight for better quality of life in neighborhoods they say they're being forced out

. >> reporter: new york city park advocates say violent crime has increased 23% in the last nine months compared to the previous nine months. >> you're providing the public them. >> 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 th

southeastern colorado just south of la junta and it's moving off to the she's east. 73 degrees in city park. 5eu for aurora. very comfortable temperatures throughout. our highs were only in the 70s today. our front range temperatures will be in the upper 50s tonight. scattered showers are a area. 3 we will have mostly crowdie skies continuing. some scattered showers with winds out of the northeast at 5 to 15 mile an hour. we'll talk about if we'll experience a washout in weekend just ahead. >>> you may be able to find the driver who ran over a thornton man just for honking. we spoke to the man who is out of the hospital. >> reporter: is it t started monday when his gunfire honked the morn then the them back poem home. familia said he approached the driver. the driver slammed on the gas, knock hill down and runnnng over his legg >> i would have the no have the feelings industry right now towards him if he had just gotten out of the his car and hit me, even though i really didn't do anything. >> here's where you come in. take look at this. that's all gramilia and his girlfriend were able to g

we asked the new york city parks department about its decision to remove the statue. nyc parks stands firmly against any unpermitted erection in city parks, no matter how small. >>> well, trump has another small problem. his daughter ivanka purchased the jeweler sent the piece to her with a handwritten note this said the proceeds of the sales were being donated to the hillary clinton campaign. one jeweler said she felt the need to donate the money given her own views. >>> coming up, news 4 investigates finds a major shortage of air traffic controllers. is it safe to fly? olympics. >> we'll have the story of the little muhammed from queens. we'll talk to her parents in a moment as she goes for gold tonight in rio. from rio with a look at what's ahead on nbc "nightly news." >> ahead from rio, there was no robbery, say police here. we'll have a tale of the tape and what authorities are saying about four american swimmers and >> the latest on the fast-moving wildfire near los angeles forcing people from their homes and defying efforts to control it. we'll take a look at wo

city parks, no matter how small." trump's campaign has not commented on the a summer camp for kids that's free! the camp director is joining us with the details -- and legos -- next. "runnin on empty, running low, running blind, running low, running into the sun but i'm running behind" it's friday... you're tired from the long week.. you may be running on empty. see where jackson browne will have the pick me up you will need to kick off now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton more potential for showers or thunderstorms for the las vegas valley friday although most of the active weather if it develops will be east of the i-15 and in our local mountains. picked up .08" of rain thursday although some areas picked up more. the moisture sitting over mohave county in arizona is expected to remain in place through part of the weekend. the difference in our forecast friday for potential rainfall is that there is no real triggering mechanism for rain so anything that does fall will be more terrain driven meaning closer to our

in city parks." that was a direct quote. >>> a 17-year-old georgia boy is facing charges after deputies say he tried to hire a hitman to kill his two classmates. deputies got a tip that the teen was trying to hire a hitman so they arranged an undercover officer to meet with them. the teen offered to pay $12,000 surprised when they heard the news. >> kind of surprised. i haven't talked to him in a while. it's kind of sad because, you know, i've known him. so it's sad to see that he's gone off that way. >> the pickens county sheriff's office contacted the potential victims and made them aware of the situation. the teen was arrested. he is being charged as an adult. he has been denied bond. >>> venues on both sides of concerts tonight. >> if you are a music fan, you'll want to check out a few of them. maybe all of them if you can. >> that would be nice. ? [music] ? ? [music] ? >> the dixie chicks with ill play the amphitheater at the florida state fairgrounds. the show starts at 7:00, and >> grammy awar

it got so much attention, the new york city parks department ended up confiskating it. what hap phoned the statute? so i chased this to the new york city parks department building, went inside and asked them. i am trying to track down the naked trump statute in union square that you confiscated. is where it now? is it in the flash she gave me the number to the main press office. so i call that number from the car. i am trying to track down the naked trump statute that the parks department confiscated. i called the nypd. i asked them where is the naked trump statute. >> i am sorry. what outlet are you calling from again? >> chasing news. >> most likely in the property. >> the woman on the phone could not specify in which office it was. >> thin spoke to the artist who created this firestorm across the country. the artist. i spoke to him. i said, so are you concerned, that this statute is now in nypd custody if. >> i thought it was in a dumb now. i had no idea. its the first i heard that the nypd confiscated it. >> you need permits for everything. that was what am told. th

city park stands firmly against any unpermitted direction in city parks no matter how small. >> that is the kind of sarcasm that mister trump himself would appreciate. >> i am not s all right. mike woods. moving on. >> because you read that improperly. you know you are supposed to emphasize certain things. >> move on. [laughter] >> okay. now i am going to stay away. nothing good can come from this. seventy-six at this point in time. it will be warm and a little humid outside. about three more days straight in a row. 76 degrees. partly cloudy sky. pretty mild throughout the northeast. boston has checked in at 77. seventy-nine out it dc. sixty-nine in williamsport. a mainly clear we will just kind of keep an eye on what is happening up to our northwest. futurecast wants to pick up a quick little shower. it does not look like much is happening either today or tomorrow. sunday, that is when you will see a better chance of showers coming to us. showers probably do not happen it looks like we will keep it quite warm as we get through the weekend. the weather app has daily and hourly foreca

the report for best funny goes to the new york city parks department. i want to give a bravo to them. his says quote, nyc parks stands firmly against any erection in city parks, no matter how small. >>juliet: that is the kind of sarcasm even trump himself probably >>carrie: were snl writers working for the parks department? >>juliet: still ahead on good day early call, your day will be getting off to an early start, mike has your forecast. >>carrie: a big change to pittsburgh, writers will be getting to self driving cars but they will be staff with the security measures. we will talk about it coming up. >> taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers. lease a lincoln mkx for $349 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. and you can rec

parking. neighbors were so upset they convinced city council to take action. here's 9news reporter vicente arenas. >> reporter: trying to find a place to park is already hard enough at the corner of 16th avenue and humboldt. >> this block was built in the 1890s without garages. it used to have stables in the backyards. >> reporter: which is why so many people have to park on the street. jared gordorsi doing one of the last spots. >> you fry and wing it as much >> reporter: some expect parking to get much worse when these two empty lots become home to two microapartment buildings. >> it's going to greatly affect this area i think. >> reporter: the developer sent us these renderings of the proposed five-story buildings, 100 units total averaging 350 square feet, some for less than $1,000 a month. but there will be no parking. >> although we're told they won't have cars, we have to kind of chuckle. approved the complex these neighbors helped convince the denver city council to temporarily stop issuing permits for similar structures. the developer told us he spent

city parks is less than 1% of all reported crime and that makes them one of the safest places in cities. also these numbers don't include central park because it has its own police precinct. >> it may seem like common sense but officials in new york have to say it stop taking selfies while you're drive. they look at 70,000 driving relate ared hashing on instagram. they found knock drivers are more likely to take selfies behind the wheel than any other state. this fact may scare are off the roads for two seconds at 60 miles per hour your car will have traveled 161,000 feet during that time. >> yikes. all right let's talk business now. >> joining us now from the fox business studio is our friend lauren simonetti good morning. >> good morning delta is doing mea culpa yesterday. >> they canceled 250 flights this morning on to have 1,000 a grounds stop for hours around the world. so many people could not get to their destinations they wrnght being told and issuing tickets happened written at one point and system down. power outage at their atlantic headquarters working on exactly what went w

one neighborhood near city park isn't happy about the nearly 100 new neighbors who could move in- without any new parking spaces. the denver city council approved a permit to build 100 micro apartment units at the corner of east 16th avenue and humboldt street. the average unit will be just 350 square feet. some neighbors complained- and now the city council has stopped issuing permits for similar buildings. but others say- the extra apartment space is needed more than extra parking space. only one other since 2010. it's in the highlands. you will get to decide this november- whether the next election cycle should look very different. the secretary of state's office says- two ballot measures got enough petition signatures to make it on the ballot. one would get rid of presidential caucuses and replace them with primaries. another would let pick a candidate in the primaries. both republicans and democrats were frustrated earlier this year with the caucus process. democrats complained of long waits and packed caucus sites. republicans didn't get to pick a candidate at all- delegates were aw

parking. neighbors were so upset they convinced city council to take action. here's 9news reporter vicente arenas. >> reporter: trying to find a place to park is already hard enough at the corner of 16th avenue and humboldt. >> this block was built in the 1890s without garages. it used to have stables in the backyards. >> reporter: which is why so many people have to park on street. jared gordorsi doing one of the last spots. >> you fry and wing it as much as you can -- try and wing it as much as you can. >> reporter: some expect parking to get much worse when these two empty lots become home to two microapartment buildings. >> it's going to greatly affect this area i think. >> reporter: the developer sent us these renderings of the proposed five-story buildings, 100 units total averaging 350 square feet, some for less than but there will be no parking. >> although we're told they won't have cars, we have to kind of chuckle. >> reporter: after the city approved the complex these neighbors helped convince the denver city council to temporarily stop issuing permi

i believe they are here >>> the head arborist for the cities park department came out to washington square park to inspect the trees near where a woman was critically injured on friday. she was hit by a nearly 100 pound lamb while watching her children play. the city said it appears the limb snapped off a healthy treat. the trees were assessed in 2010 by an outside contractor and pruned in 2013. the arborist said he is not seen any problems so far but plans to inspect each tree in the park before any further action is taken. >>> a gorgeous start to the workweek. >> some parts are starting to heat up. >> we in 1803, a man bought the territory of louisiana for 42 cents an acre. that was the greatest deal ever. until i made this one. now you can get my jumbo breakfast platter for just $2.99. take that history. scrambled eggs, eight mini pancakes, a hash brown, and your choice of bacon or sausage. it's the greatest deal since the louisiana purchase. sort of. the jumbo breakfast platter just $2.99 for a limited time. value, done my way. >>> there will be a wide temperature spread again. >> it i

i believe they are here >>> the head arborist for the cities park department came out to washington square park to inspect the trees near where a woman was critically injured on friday. she was hit by a nearly 100 pound lamb while watching her children play. the city said it appears the limb snapped off a healthy treat. the trees were assessed in 2010 by an outside contractor and pruned in 2013. the arborist said he is not seen any problems so far but plans to inspect each tree in the park before any further action is taken. >>> a gorgeous start to the workweek. >> some parts are starting to heat up. >> we have a look at your complete weather forecast coming up. >>> there will be a wide temperature spread again. >> it is a good thing and a bad thing. there is a 30 degree temperature difference for us tomorrow. mild at the coast. warm for places like san jose. received the red in the pink, it is mid-90s and temperatures pushing into the triple digits. that is the setup for us. most locations in the mid-50s by 11:00 we push into the 60s. by 2:00 you will notice antioch in the 90s. where we s

. >> after the new york city department of parks and recreation removed the unauthorized statute from union square, the department -- which clearly has the best writers in american government -- issued this statement. "nyc parks stands firmly against any unpermitted erection in in city parks no matter how small." and that -- new york city parks for the first time ever -- gets the last word. joy reid is up next. hey, joy. >> how are you doing, lawrence? it's important when you have a small problem sometimes you need a big solution and i think they did. >> you know what we just discovered from what just happened? it turns out you can say "micro penis" on tv because it was in the video. >> yes. >> but unless you're on a sports show, apparently, you cannot say balls. you can never -- >> that is correct. >> you can never -- >> that is correct. but when you have tiny problem, you have to come up with a solution and i think it was appropriate. >> you've lost me. go to work, joy. >> thank you very much, lawrence, have a great one. good evening, everyone, it's very late, it's joy reid and we'v

unpermitted erection in city parks to matter how small.cheap laugh off of that. anyway, coming up, the virtual reality revolution is upon us. we'll be looking at the latest gadgets to hit the markets and whether revenues are ready to roll in for the companies behind them. we'll be right back to talk more about virtual reality. how many of you have tried virtual reality? no, no, not yet. maybe you are tech savvy enough. i've tried demos if you're out covering the stuff at tech fairs and stuff like that. if you have tried it, got a head set or something, let us now on twitter @louisaboyson. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> how far is virtual reality from producing real revenues. file this is report. >> reporter: virtual reality is one of the tech world's hottest areas. gaming could be leading the way. companies from htc h

are upset and hurt after someone apparently desecrated a holy book during a regular gathering at a city parkr us in union city where police are looking for the person responsible. paul? >> reporter: police stress that they want to talk to the man as he ripped out passages of the holy book. >> reporter: all right. let's get ready to talk about this holybook. hopefully that we'll get that technical problem worked out. appreciate it. >>> a week long strike has come to an end. the union representing the clerks and the janitors reached an agreement with the county on the raise this afternoon. the court order walked off the job back on august 3 and they picketed outside the court for eight days. court business was disrupted during the strike. they haven't had a raise in eight years, but all that will soon change. >> and so it is really how they were treated and respected and appreciative that the court took the step forward and did what they did and so we're hoping to start a partnership as opposed to the ranker. >> they plan to vote on the contract over the weekend as they would expect that they

they said, "new york city parks stands firmly against any unpermitted erection in city parks, no matter how small." [ laughter and applause ] it's a bad burn. such a bad burn smokey the bear showed up. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good to see you guys. i missed you. i missed you higgins. guys and i missed you. welcome, welcome, everybody here and everybody at home, welcome too. it's monday, so happy to be back here. we have a big week of shows coming up. tomorrow night, country music legend dolly parton will be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: i love dolly parton. and we're gonna debut a new gymnastics team fresh off the summer olympics games in rio. the final five will be here playing a fun game. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: a weird game. a new game. >> steve: a new game. >> jimmy: it's a good game. it's fun, it's weird though, it's fun. then on wednesday, we're gonna tell you about a brand new app that we're launching -- the show is launching. it's si

killed while riding the 'verrrckt' - a towering, 17-story water slide at schlitterbahn water park in kansas city. verrrckt - which translates to "insane" in german - propels riders down a steep incline -- from a platform higher than niagara falls. reaching speeds of 50 miles an hour, it then sends t up and down a second incline. caleb's father - state legislator scott schwab and his wife, michele, released a statement sunday that read in part... "since the day he was born, he brought abundant joy to our family and all those who he came into contact with." schlitterbahn water parks' corporate communications director indicated sunday that the cause of the tragedy wasn't yet clear. (winter prosapio / schlitterbahn corporate director of communications) "we honestly don't know what's happened. that's why an investigation, a full investigation is necessary." that investigation - being taken over by state authorities... as the park remains schlitterbahn corporate director of communications) "given that safety is our first priority we have closed our kansas city park and closed the ride pending a full i

. >> reporter: of all parks in the city, flushing meadows ranks startling numbers from the nypd show that while violent crime has dropped citywide, down 50% in central park, it's up 23% in other parks. >> we've never seen a jump like this before. >> reporter: jeff croft is president of new york parks advocates, which crunched the latest nypd crime reports comparing the most recent nine months to the same period last year. it found rapes were up 40%, felony assault jumped 34%, and robberies spiked 15%. >> 417 victim of violent crime. it's pretty shocking. and the fact that's more than a person a day. >> reporter: topping the list, crotona park in the bronx, which had 17 violent crimes. an increase of 89% over the past nine months. followed by prospect park, where 15 violent crimes represented a jump of 275%. flushing meddles on, 67% meadows park has been a forgotten stepchild of the new york city parks system. our crime rates have always been relatively high compared to other large parks. >> reporter: overall, crime in parks is only up 3%. commissioner bratten says you have to put the

the mayor is spending $150 million to improve five new york city parks. >> the improvements will mean for everyone. tim fleischer has the story. >> reporter: kids in the park having a good time without a care in the world. and for the first time in many years, st. mary's park is set to become an even better park. >> the people who need it the most got the least. >> reporter: the mayor is targeting five anchor parks. major improvements. >> you call them anchor parks because they play a big role in the communities. >> reporter: $150 million, $3 million to each park will go for major upgrades. 750,000 people live within walking distance to the five parks. upgrades include soccer fields, comfortable stations and hiking trails. it doesn't stop there. the community members will also have a great deal of input into the improvements made to the parks. >> in particular, we coul better playground equipment. we could use exercise equipment. there is a small running track. it would be nice to have a bigger track. >> reporter: michelle and her son just moved to the neighborhood next to st. mary's

anything growing in denver public parks, a tweet says i feel like i saw cherries and mini apples in city parks. denver parks and rec with recommend anything eat anything growing in a public park." very good. >>> raging debate online about whether next is terrible because it is nothing like the news, or whether next is terrible because it is exactly like the news. jake tweets it is like the regular news without a tie. william says this show is terrible, you lost a viewer until you reestablished something that resembles the news. i don't know how we reconcile those 2, maybe with rick foster thank you, rick. >>> inside vmas, the moments you didn't see on tv. beyonce drops the much did her daughter blue ivy's dress cost? >>> rihanna kept the party going after the show. >> why was she with her ex? >> inside rob lowe's roast. >> get ready to bring it and take it. >> as stars recreaae his teen we uncover the one who claims she hooked up with him. >>> and head home to iowa with singing. >> mila cheers them on. is their young daughter picking up bad habits from their dad? >> where did you get that? >>

city park now 60. castle rock 60. beautiful morning to be outside. but you almost need a 70s. it's still below normal. normal high today is86 and we'll be about 10 degrees cooler with our highs in the low to mid-70s this afternoon. greeley 76. and 74 in income. mild, very fall-like today, with a chance for more storms. we have plenty of sunshine right now. beautiful look over denver. you can see clouds now building in the mountains and foothills. by about 3:00 to 4:00 this afternoon that's whaou denver. here's your first alert that our threat for severe weather is low today, but obviously could get rain, lightning and thunder. we'll talk more about it coming up. >>> dozens of torradoes touching down from indiana to ohio overnight. homes and buildingg destroyed. but no one was killed or seriously hurt. >> oh, my gosh, starbucks got blown over. tornadoes tearing through the midwest. >> holy cow. >> reporter: storm chasers capturing the moment this twister in kokomo, indiana began to form. you can see the debris slowly circling up. one tornado picking up speed with winds gusting

city park 57. estes park 43. confer 47. low to upper 40s for the foothills early on. leadville one degree above freezing. 33 now. grand junction 63. it is a mild start. we'll beenear 80 degrees this afternoon. upper 70s and low 80s covering all more 60s o low 70s in the central mountains this afternoon. estes park 70. highlands ranch ten degrees warmer. in ten today a -- denver today a high of 80. like yesterday as we get a few thunderstorms popping up in the afternoon it will really cool things down. th's what it looks like at 2:30. you can see scattered activity. we'll see a few storms through the early evening. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy sky. early tomorrow -- morning a mix of sun and clouds on wednesday. still unsettled today and tomorrow with a chance of rain, lightning and thunddr. our threat for severe weather is going to be low today. chance for storms tonight. we have a rockies game this evening. you'll find possibly a few scattered storms and showers at this point. keep an umbrella with you in case. we'll be in the mid 70s for the starttof the game. frid

the most recent nypd stats show violent crime in city park is up 23% compared to this tim year. it doesn't include central park but riverside park is in the top five police are still looking for the suspect. he's described as being 20 to 30 years old, muscular build. you can see on our website more on that suspect's sketch. back to you, darlene. >> thanks so much, katherine creag. thank you. >>> new concerns about the island. a worker may have exposed customers to the virus. health officials have identified five dates when it might have happened. july 19th, 23rd, 26th, 29th and 30th. those are all dates in july. anyone who drank something at the restaurant should look for symptoms of hepatitis a which include fever, nausea and yellowing of the skin. >>> a tree fell on in yonkers. nobody was in the car at the time but the tree took down power lines which left nearby homes in the dark service will be restored by 6:00 a.m., officials say. >>> looking at the weather, the line neen, thunder -- performance. still remaining unsettled today and again on sunday. tomorrow feels even worse

"nyc parks stands firmly against any unpermitted erection in in city parks no matter how small." york city parks for the first time ever -- gets the last word. joy reid is up next. hey, joy. >> how are you doing, lawrence? it's important when you have a small problem sometimes you need a big solution and i think they did. >> you know what we just discovered from what just happened? it turns out you can say "micro penis" on tv because it was in the video. >> yes. >> but unless you're on a sports show, apparently,

city park is 73, parker 72, evergreen and conifer in the low 60s. and enjoy it. at this point in the day we'd be well into the 80s. this is a nice break frost. ann a nice cool down. grand junction warm around 90 this afternoon. denver we are expecting highs in the low 80s. by noon we will warm another 5 degrees or so so we will be at 78. by 3:00 p.m. a high isolated storms expected mainly across southern colorado. wall street what that looks like a minute. you can see from the top of our building, wins about 10 to five miles per hour. we have a few short -- storms and showers near lamarr and that is clearing up. we are waiting for a few more to pop up this afternoon. your first alert, a pretty nice weekend as well. >>> i 25 near my marker to 26 open after a nap -- overnight case. police shut down two lanes of traffic bbcause they were worried someone might have had a gun. we counted 15 police cars out there. the gun in the car was a bb gun. two men are in custody. >>> tubers -- the driver hit and killed a pedestrian. it happened at the i 25 frontage road. no word

alcatraz and back. >>> the city council approved an ordinance that bans drones and hobby crafts from city parks. the city also says they can't enforce rules at the park where the near mishap happened since the park ranger position was eliminated in 2011. they are working on a master plan for bed well. >>> a teenager from napa county is on the road to recovery following a terrifying experience in central america. audrey benson was in belize and she was bitten by one of the most dangerous snakes in the world. the venom of the pit viper causes kidney damage and death. her mom did not think she was going to survive. >> i was absolutely convinced this is where she was going to die. i could not at that moment imagine anyone being able to survive what she was -- what was happening to her. >> i remember waking up at the hospital. seeing my mom and my family. >> can you imagine? >> no. gosh, that's scary. >> audrey is back home after spending weeks at a florida hospital. she is eager to make a full recovery and head back to her water polo team. >>> the search for survivors in italy is becoming more desp

so now the city will use mosquito fog in city parks at night this week. so far this year, 2 people have caught the west nile virus here in iowa. both are from sioux county. tropical storms in the atlantic and hurricanes in the pacif warnings. forecasters predict hurricane conditions will hit hawaii within the next couple of days. plan on a great day in all areas. highs will drop into the upper 70s today with lower wind will generally blow out of the north as high pressure builds in. much of the east coast will be in for soaking rain as a tropical system moves over florida and hugs the coastline. in response, our beautiful weather will continue through sunday. by sunday night into monday, our next chance of rain arrives. have a great day, and break! today: mostly sunny and less humid. wind: ne 5-15. high: 79 tonight: clear and comfortable. wind: ne 5-10. low: 56 tomorrow: mostly sunny, spectacular. low humidity. wind: ne 5-10. high: 75 tom. night: clear and cool. wind: light ne low: 53 kicking up in the atlantic, and forecasters are predicting it could bri

the sheriff's office that chose the park when we asked how long the early closing would last, city police chief should quote be less concerned about the hours ot park and more concerned about the quality of the neighborhood around the park. courtny: the man shot and killed by police last weekend suffered a gunshot wound to the arm. the doj set up an anonymous tip information what happened before or after the shooting. carole: the fist charges filed against three people arrested for the violence at sherman park. they went through the shattered windows and grabbed call and left through the same windows. the business has since reopened. >> i know it means a lot to the community. this is their store. i store and apologized. carole: the three all face burglary charges. courtny: continuing coverage of the story in sherman park both on air and online bog on to tmj4.com u milwaukee students are getting up-to-date on immunizations before they know back to class. a health fair. there's another heth fair next friday. that one takes place 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. that will be at south division high school.

across colorado we have been dominated by high pressure, keeping us dry and warm in city park, 65 degrees, 50 currently in evergreen and 45 in frazier. downtown right now 65, cooler at dia, 58 degrees with winds out of the south around 11 miles an hour. it's a calm start to the day. back to school, this is what you can expect. partly cloudy with temperatures warming throughout the day. we are not expecting much in hour by hour going through the day, the big change today not as much sunshhne. increasing cloud cover heading into the afternoon hours, then more shower activity especially in the high country and down to the southwest. that will move through by about 4:00 chance in the denver metro for seeing a couple isolated storms, about a 10% to 20% chance. overnight mossly cloudy skies, still some activity in mountains. tuesday we'll start to see a change in the weather. a cold front is going to be moving in, bringing us more shower activity. grand junction will see the mid- 80s, 70s in the mountains, 79 expected in eagle and steamboat springs, colorado springs in the mid-80s. tonight over

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but we will have a bright sunrise this morning. 64 at city park, 9 at evergreen and 44 in estes park. last week we with overnight lows in the 0s in the mountains. won't be that cool this week, at least till the end of it. at the bus stop this morning, a nice start. by 8:00, 9900, we should be in the low 70s, then about degree warmup. good day for the sprinklers. >>> slip and slide, my favorite. across aurora. take a look at the map. 6th avenue, restricted here later on today for the work on the sewer line by the hospital. basically banek to broadway, you'll see the restrictions this morning. dia looking good, security wait times 15 minutes and all the parking lots are open this morning. >>> a bizarre burglary in neighborhood. >>> troopers overnight tweeted this picture, showing rescuers in the dark. >> and the jefferson county schools has a problem on their hands: lead >> reporter: the district says 92% of the water they have tested out of a good number of the district's schools is perfectly fine. they are not sure if it is in the faucets or fixtures in the school. parents are even ur

"nyc parks stands firmly against any unpermitted erection in in city parks no matter how small."new york city parks for the first time ever -- gets the last word. >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. donald trump's cavalry is taking to the field against hillary clinton. it's boots and saddles with the bugle calling charge. the only question is which direction. will trump head back to his winning message of standing up for the country, the nationalist and populist excitement that won him all the primaries? can he focus his attention on hillary clinton? can somebody keep trump, trump? the phenomenal figure who did defeat every rival to win the republican nomination? tonight, we have as our lead guest, the somebody trump picked himself to do just that. his brand new campaign manager, kellyanne conway. thanks for joining us. here's the question. you probably have a lot on your mind but the question i have tonight is how do you do it? you have so many weeks between now right to the finish, you got to turn this baby around, you got to remind everybody why they like trump

has she sat and watched her two daughters play at the playground at washington square park in northbeach. the city'sec and park department sent an arborist out to double check the tree after it happened.and all of the trees in the park. they say they've determined that the tree is healthy. after his meeting with emma and tony the mayor says the city is doing to do what they can to prevent what he calls a freak accident. >>:they just want to make sure that it doesn't happen again, they've checked out very single tree twice to reassure themselves and of course we need to do it for other parks so so i am making sure that rec and park follows up with all of this. >> reporter:rec and park has nearly 200-thousand trees to maintain.and so far there's no word of how or when that mayoral directive is going to be carried out.meanwhile the mayor did say that rec and park comissioners have volunteered get the word out about emma's go fund me page.the goal right now is to raise 50-thousand dollars to cover medical costs and living expenses the mayor said he's knows tony's boss and is going to try and smooth thin