and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. >> evan: i'm evan smith. two decades ago he was bill clinton's secretary of labor. today he teaches public policy at u.c. berkeley and he's just published his 15th book, "saving capitalism for the many, not the few". he's robert reich. this is "overheard". [applause]. >> evan: let's be honest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? and how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. no, you saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you going to run for president? i just got an f from you, actually. this is "overheard". [applause]. >> evan: mr. secretary, welcome. >> robert: thank you, evan. >> evan: very nice to have you here. >> robert: good to be here. >> evan: when did income inequality become a thing? i realize that's kind of a metaphysical question. i don't mean it in the broad sense. i know that y

evan: in some ways.f my reason for working on medium is in -- while twitter grew and facebook evolved and all these other social media platforms took an increasing amount of attention, they still all pointed to and talked about nonsocial media. articles, text, journalism was still incredibly important and people are consuming more and more, but it hasn't evolved as much. they are incredibly complementary, even though they are very different. twitter is more of a distribution vehicle for more substantive content than it is somewhere where you expand ideas or offer more complex stories. medium is complementary and that's the reason i work on medium. emily: we're going to talk more about the future of the internet and where you see it going. quickly, i do want to talk about uber and target's chief marketing officer joining uber as vice president of ridesharing. the ceo described how marketing will integrate into uber's ground operations after the alphabet chief officers stepped down from uber's board. alpha

- [evan] right, yeah. more than 20% of the black community lives in poverty and it's just over 10% for the white community. - right. - but more than 20 million white americans are living in poverty. - right, well the white community had, as they say, a head start. - yeah absolutely. - in terms of getting out of poverty. - and i grew up in the hills of west virginia and on the potomac river. - right. - you know that farm is on the south branch of the potomac river, not where i was born but where my dad was born. all my ancestors back 250 years on all sides of my family lived within a 30-mile radius of where i was born. i have a very stable and old and free black family. but the people i grew up with were poor white people. were working class white people. - right. - so i know that the patterns of behaviour that stem from structural poverty are colour-blind. - irregardless of race. - if we ever get the poor people in this country to realize that they have more in common with each other. - [evan] yup. - and t

in the campaigning for charles evans hughes in the 191 campaigning for charles evans hughes in the 1916 electioeti . election.charles evans hughes' law firm still exists in new york city. we went and talked to one of the senior partners who talked a bit about charles evans hughes and his support for women's voting. >> we're also very proud of an original edition of the "independent weekly" magazine which came out the week after justice hughes received the republican nomination for the presidency. that's mrs. hughes on the cover who was obviously a very important person in justice hughes' life. and in particular with respect to this issue of the magazine, she's on here because of his support of women's suffrage which she supported as well. something we learned in the magazine that we weren't aware of beforehand, and which isn't often talked about with respect to justice hughes, is that the republican party platform in 1916 was simply that each state would have the right to determine whether or not women would have the right to vote. justice hughes gave a speech which is reprinted in this

as we discuss chars evans charles evans hughes. >> caller: hello, and thank you for a wonderful program. i would like to know the opinion from your panelists as to what you believe charles evans hughes might make both politically and judicially of what's going on in wall street right now. >> well, can you project? >> well, you know, everybody's got their own perspective on what's going on at wall street right now. but i think charles evans hughes was in some respects one of the great early reformers. and if you think about the trajectory of his career, he didn't seek out public service, you know, for sort of its own sake, or as something of an elective office. he sort of came to public service through his law practice and through an opportunity to kind of investigate industries where there was a lot of corruption, and i think this is something that was a hallmark of his career. i think even in his presidential run, it's probably consistent with the idea that he wasn't necessarily the world's best back-slapper, or knew how to build alliances with people. i think he was very focused on ge

and charles evans hughes, 75, the chief justice since 1930. sometimes conservative, sometimes liberal. >>> president roosevelt goes on the air in an appeal for popular support for his plan to reorganize the federal judiciary. newsreel cameras record his fireside chats his second such appeal within six days. he tells the people that his >> those opposing the plan have sought to arouse prejudice and fear by saying i'm seeking to pack the supreme court and that a baneful precedent will be established. what do they mean by the words "packing the supreme court"? let me answer this question with a bluntness. if by that phrase "packing the court" it is charged tha wish to place on the bench spineless puppets that disregard the law and decide specific cases as i wish to place on the bench, spineless pit who is would disregard the law and decide specific cases as i wish them to be decided, i make this answer. that no president, fit for his office, would appoint and no senate of honorable men fit for their office would confirm that kind of appointees to

. >> and man named charles evan bayh -- charles evans hughes. woodrow wilson thought he was beaten. >> american history goes on in several different directions. what is he doing for foreign policy? he is the one you could write novels about. >> he was on the supreme court. he left the supreme court. he ran for president. then he went back to the supreme court. when of the finest minds on the court's. >> why use? >> andrew jackson said that "he looks like god and talks like god." >> charles evans hughes -- the republican presidential nominee soon after the national convention. tonight, we looked at the life and legacy of charles evans hughes who was a two-term governor, secretary of state, and twice a supreme court justice. he was perhaps best known as one of the co-authors of the new deal. we're broadcasting live across from the capitol. he inaugurated this building when it first opened in 1935. let me introduce you to our guests this evening were joining us to talk about the life and legacy of charles evans hughes. my first guest is an historia

(applause) - wendy davis, welcome. - thank you, evan. - [evan] nice to see you. so we're in 2016, and we're having to have a conversation about women getting treated the same as men. am i missing something? why are we having this conversation today? - it's really remarkable we are less than five years away from the 100 year anniversary of the passage of women gaining the right to vote in this country, and yet, here we are. we still aren't paid equally. - 79% is the last aauw study. i know different statistics. - sure. close to that. for women of color it's actually much worse than that, in the 60% range, and we find ourselves still struggling as the only industrialized country in the world that doesn't recognize the value of women, both in the workplace and at home, and our male partners as well the challenges that we have when we have family and work, and how to find ourselves in a supportive environment that allows us to do both. what's most remarkable to me is how short-sighted this perspective is because it isn't trite at all to say, "when women do better, we

evans, can you persuade him? >> we're going to do all we can. having the redskins back in what is it called the washington redskins? it's a nice little city of 600,000. i have eight and a half million people that want to come to the games. >> reporter: this picture was taken with the team owner.

malcolm evans was shot on his way to work back on july 9 and. now this case had grown cold until how. newcastle police wrapped up a news conference and trish hartman was there. and there are details on this big break on the case. >> reporter: alicia police announced just an hour ago. 46-year-old cheryl jennings, is charged with the murder of 26-year-old malcolm evans, tips led him to the accused killer. >> the last knew weeks my family and friends spent so many sleepless nights wondering who and why some one would speak such an unspeakable crime against such an amazing young man. >> terry evans tearfully spoke after the announcement in the arrest of her son's death. cheryl jennings is charged with first degree murder and two weapons charges. malcolm evans was shot on the morning of july 9th, the delaware university student was on his way to work at fedex and jennings fired a bullet into his car and hit him in the chest. they found malcolm's vehicle crashed in rut ledge, he died that day in a hospital. this comes a month after police and the evan

evan: i served in war and conflict zones.ur role was to eliminate threats and eliminate those were posing threats to the country. my role was to learn about the intentions of al qaeda and other terrorist groups. the whereabouts of their operatives, and then to assist efforts to take them off of the battlefield in one way or another. donny: is that a yes? evan: i do not think answering that kind of question directly is the thing for me to do. i worked very hard and serve the country honorably everywhere i went. mark: you're asking people to vote for you as an unknown. i want to go back to what donny just asked you. you were doing some pretty intense stuff. you are not known to people, do you not feel you need to be more open about the things he went through was it young man to give -- through as a young man to give people a sense of your life experience, and the kind of pressure she faced? evan: i believe i am totally open. mark: he asked you a direct question. evan: it's good, just sometimes veterans who have served our are a

excitement.cbs 58's evan krugel is livin green bay...evan. fans have been waiting all year for this moment - as packer football returns to lau fmbeald - and even though it's just the pre-season - fans are treating this like a regular game - filling this city with green and gold. of course a number of starters ?not? expected to play tonight - but fans are excited to be back at lambeau with 80-thousand of their closest friends. 3 closest friends. :37:54 drove up 2 and a half hours from waukesha, the experience of coming up here to tailgate. first game of the season at lambeau field nothing better so it's amazing to be here 3 kick-off now less than three hours away - yon action over on our sister station "w-m-l-w the m" - at 7:00. live outside lambeau field - evan kruegel - cbs58news. 3 like evan just told us.. the game is on w-m-l-w.. that's oakland raiders will also be on our sister station. and tune in early before the game tonight, we'll be re-airing our brett favre special, "making of a legend." much more on tonight's game from our sports d

pastor evan, welcome to the atlantic council. the floor is yours. [applause] evan: wow. if, three months ago, you had told me that i would have to speak on behalf of my country, or if you have told me three months ago that i had to run from home overnight, if you told me that my family would be accosted in the middle of the night at home, if you told me that my kids would be watched at school as my wife picked them up, i really would have asked that you had a medical checkup or some sort, because there was no way that i could've ever planned what has happened. let me first of all start by acknowledging the presence of my fellow citizens of the beautiful nation of zimbabwe. thank you so much for standing for your nation. thank you for raising your voices, from thousands of miles away, we heard the voices and we felt the passion and unity, and we are so excited that distance means nothing now to you and me. we have learned that we can be one and that we can stand for what we have always believed, and that you and i communicate to each other now in ways from people that are

meteorologist, bill evans talks about that. >> bill evans accuweather forecast. >> the devil. we have clear skies, we're washington bridge. looking good as we take a look at the sunrise. we're looking at temperatures of 75. 75 to 76, newark, north, northeast, northwest, a very light wind today. it's going to be a pretty day. 81 degrees by lunchtime. we're off to a beautiful start in the weekend. i'll tell you more about your forecast. she is looking at all that in the area. >> exactly, exactly. and bill, i'll show you what's this is right on the ramp, hamilton avenue getting to the bqe is blocked. this is so close to the be, qe. hamilton avenue and 3rd avenue, look at this problem. it's overturned garbage truck. this ramp right here from hamilton avenue to the bqe is going to be closed for awhile. you can see crews trying to get ahold on this situation. but again, this is hamilton avenue. watch out for that problem. tell you about another problem. over on the l.i.e. getting out toward the bqe, it's another accident, all lanes closed as we highlight the web cam. let's go over t

and denver says you can use santa fe and back to evans and head west again to the eastbound side of evans getting over to santa fe. and the north side of town looks nice. but we have a lot of water draining off highway 36. that is where we have darrell standing in a mountain of hail right knew is in one now that is one of the parking lots. >> reporter: this is a good foot and a half this is hail. what happened last night between 7:00 and 8:00, a storm moved into the area around 72nd and it slowed down. but for 45 inutes they had nothing but hail and heavy rain. about an inch and a half of this rain came down out here last night and the majority of this stuff is really frozen.. the majority tv is pea-sized hail. this parking lot is filled with stuff like this, a foot high of hail. so be careful. it has if he canned this parking lot and kfw next door. and look at some of the cars in the dealership back here. there was a foot of water back there. and there's a ar alarm that has long because of the water inside the car. >>> part of the airport in frankfort, germany evacuated because of a secu

and bill evans with the accuweather forecast. now, eyewitness news this morning. >> developing at 4:30, two home overnight. we are live in belmar as investigators search for the cause. >>> the man suspected of killing an imam and his friend is set to face charges after investigators work to find a clear motive. >> plus, two years after he was killed by a police officer, his family is about to get a big payout from the city. >> good morning, i'm mitchell charlesworth. >> tuesday is tuesday, august working alongside you. you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> your temperature around a soupy 80 degrees. it is humid out there this morning. that's going to fuel some rain across the area. you're going to be looking at 82. murray hills 80. 81 riverdale. 76 bridgeport. heat advisory in effect. there's so much humidity, it will feel like 95 to 100. a couple sprinkles are popping a thunderstorm today across the area. that could be dangerous, heavy, gusty winds. heavy downpours of rain. frequent lightning. that

for business and homes along evans. ahead, why they're still going to have some issues on the roads. >>> erma calls herself about a lab rat. now that we've added adjustable base, is to be able to lift your legs up a little bit and it feels like i'm just cradled. change your sleep, change your life... change to tempur-pedic. now thru september 11th, upgrade and save on select tempur-pedic mattresses >>> cancer patients who have exhausted standard treatments are finding promising new therapies here in colorado. the sarah cannon institute ran 32 clinical trials. kathy walsh visited the facility in denver. >> how are you doing? >>reporter: everybody loves seeing erma stack. today it's draw blood. in july of 2015, erma showed up here scared. >> oh, yeah. that's not what you want to hear. >> the word was cancer. after months of chemo therapy and radiation, what started ads uterine cancer was back and spread. >> it went to the hip and went to the lungs and the stomach. >> erema was sent to the -- it offers jerald enrolled erma

what do you say to evan mcmullen? >> i think evan mcmullen is wrong on a number of issues.icularly he is wrong if he thinks getting on the ballot is easy. i was counsel at the rnc as i mentioned. it's an overwhelming task to be on the ballot, to seek the presidency of the united states. i think evan is a non-factor in this election and, quite frankly, even in this news cycle. the american public has not heard of him very much at all and will not hear of him as we go into november. >> one of the things -- i talked to evan last night, he did call donald trump in450u78 an, doesn't think he has the temperament to be president. he was asked out right, are you going to change your temperament to try to improve your standing in the polls? >> my temperament has gotten me here, he said, i don't think it's appropriate to change when you have been winning. do you think there's any room for improvement for donald trump when it comes to 'em personality? >> we can all improve our temperament. certainly when we look at secretary clinton as she was discussing the lies about director comey,

evan: let me share some more information. i located terrorist.rorists were either arrested or sometimes killed. that's what happened. that, i don'tlike know if they are important to share. this is what we do overseas. this is what cia officers do. this is the role. just like our soldiers are and facing going out the enemy on the battlefield in a very traditional way. intelligence officers in combat zones or hostile zones are operating in the back round doing similar things but more quietly when necessary against top leaders of terrorist organizations. if you know that i served as an operations officer, you can imagine if i am serving in a war zone is are the kinds of things i did. i understand you're not asking me to brag about that. i am simply saying that it's unfortunate that this kind of work has to be done at all in the world. it is necessary. necessary as is the work of a soldier. it's unfortunate. it's not something i enjoy talking about. just pretend i was helping on your campaign. guy, a guyke a good i would want to do business with. we

this happened in a backyard in the 3400-block of west evans west of evans and federal. that's where shawn chitnis is right now to bring the news right now. shawn, what's up. >>reporter: alan as you two were describing, that's almost how it happened. we know the homeowner was inside in bed and woke up suddenly to see what was happening. heard anything. he came out to take a look to see what happened if the behind me there's a mess he's having to clean up this morning. let's look closer at the scene here with video that was shot earlier this morning that gives you a sense of the damage. it looks like some sort of storm came through. a car driving on evans. it hit a pole. then it hit the fence, went into the backyard, hit a trailer and then hit this detached shed police tells us the driver left the scene and they were able to catch up with the driver and take that driver to the hospital to get treated for injuries. we don't know anything else about the driver or their condition. back here at this location, we know there's going to be quite a lot to cleanup here. a lot of d

was bringing up the fictional story that my ex has written about me. >> fighting back and fighting evan on the beach. >> i would appreciate if you had come to me and talked to me about it. >> this is going to come out one way or another. right? >> new drama? >> kayla. >> if she asks him out on a date, i may have to slap [ bleep ]. >> stay away from grant because he's hooking up with lace. >> i just told you i love you. >> search for love on "bachelor in paradise," seduction, dates, and, of course, tears. >> why you make me cry? >> tonight and tomorrow on abc. >>> up next, your first l brad pitt going on "mr. & mrs. smith." >> what are you doing? >> testing you. >> sneak peek at "ally." only mark wahlberg could turn a round of golf into an insane action hero workout. >> i hit the ball and run to the next shot. >>> plus this is what 44 looks like if you're sofia vergara. >> you look extremely beautiful. >> thank you. >> you do. every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena? makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof t

i'm meteorologist bill evans. -- 5:21. i'm meteorologist bill evans. they are cleaning the beach at asbury park to point pleasant. a shower headed toward the overnight hours, 77, 76 degrees here. winds have gone southwest to west, although the humidity is starting out high from 87 to 91%. those were dropped today. even though it is going to be a warm day, lowlights 80s by lunch time. upper 80s today. you're never more than 7 there's heather o'rourke. >> reporter: south midland avenue into century road, they are still out there. the left lane remains closed down. flooding on 17 has subsided so we have good news there. hoboken first street closed between harrison and patterson avenue because of a water main break. if you live on the south end of hoboken water pressure may be crossbronx expressway. eastbound side webster avenue into the sheridan two lanes are closed down. construction. street cleaning rules are in effect today. over to you. >>> thank you very much. it is 5:23. out west raging flames destroying buildings and forcing tens of thousands of pe

police don't think evans and jennings knew each other even though they live in the same neighborhood. evans was killed in july, and his mother says since then mystery surrounding her son's death has been tormented. >> over the last six weeks my family and friends have spent so many sleep lets nights, wondering how and why someone could commit such a unthinkable crime against such an amazing young man. >> reporter: evans family says that he was a student at delaware state university, wanted to be a doctor and in that regard he did make a contributions in his death, donating vital organs. reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> philadelphia police say a man on the bike who sexually assaulting woman is responsible for another incident. take a look at this surveillance video of one of the attacks. police say suspect struck in the 200 block of south tenth street, on july 31st. now this case in addition to four other incident between august 6th and 13th, and this suspect follows a distinct pattern. he rides on the sidewalks targeting woman as they

. >>> and a man is in hospital following a late night crash near knox and evans. we have exclusive details on what happened out there. >> reporter: shortly after 2:00 this morning, here at knox and evans, police got a report of a vehicle into a building. you can see the vehicle took about a 50-foot section here, crashed through a camper shell concrete metal pole here on evans avenue. the vehicle then continued another block and turned south, and crashed into a tree. we understand the driver was possibly dui related. the owners are outside right now, starting to put up a little barrier. the city is supposed to come out and inspect this buildi the owner told us about a year ago a car crashed into his gas main and he was without gas for about a month. he said they get a lot of speeders out here and hopefully people will slow down after this. female transported to the hospital, dui suspected in this. view from the denver 7 roof as the storm moved in last night. in colorado springs they were under a flash flood warning for much of the night and you can see why. >> this

good talking to you, always. - [evan] thank you, very much. - thanks, guys. (applause) - [voiceover] we'd love to have you join us in the studio. visit our website at klru.org/overheard to find invitations to interviews, q&a's with our audience of guests, and an archive of past episodes. - it's fun to take a subject that maybe you have mixed feelings about, and try to figure out what you, what you really feel, or by experiencing it through the making of a film, you do. whatever cathartic elements there are to art, i've definitely felt in a lot of different areas in my life. - [voiceover] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by: mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. also, by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy, and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation.

the two people who died were rushed to the hospital (kelly/ thanks evan. thanks evan.(kelly/ 12th.held september festival will be future of the to decide the future of the (kelly/ thanks evan. things are changing in the tropics... as we continue to watch invest 99-l.. let's head over to paul... what's the latest tonight? paul/ detectives in pinellas say a father put his baby pinellas say a detectives in paul/ tonight?the latest to paul... what's the latest tonight? detectives in pinellas say a father put his baby daughter in great danger. they were tipped off by an aquaintance of douglas fountain, who told them he was using drugs... and driving his pickup truck...with his baby in the front seat. deputies pulled him over in largo. his baby was strapped in to her car seat next to him. detectives found crystal meth next to the baby's bottle... along with a glass pipe and several knives. he's charged with dui, child abuse and drug possession, among others. the baby is now protection investigators. pasco county detectives want to find the thieves who stole out-board motors

so the speeds on the and west sec of evans would be -- section of he have -- of evans westbound closed down. the eastbound side is open. we have the police activity as we've talked about a little west of sloane lake. so you will see the pleat out there. otherwise, -- the police out there. and otherwise, we continue to police are interrogating a suspect that caused a security square at the airport in frankfort, germany. initially we heard no one was in custody. and now we're learning that the pprson was questioned when they got into a secure area without being searched first and the airport was evacuated and everyone had to be rescreened. so the airport operations are just getting back to normal. and another story it appears that everyone is going to from houston to london. it hit turbulence over the atlantic. 16 people hurt and taken to hospitals after the plane made an emergency landing in ireland. all people have been treated and released. >>> the former air force academy football star has died in a car crash yesterday morning. it happened in georgia. history to rush and pass for a t

operative evan mcmullin launching an independent bid for the white house.cmullin is being funded and helped by g.o.p. members unhappy with trump. >> that's a real choice there, trevor. evan mcmullin. >> trevor: adam, are you supporting mcmullin because you guys look exactly the same? (laughter) >> wow. wow. so all bald people look alike to you, huh? >> trevor: yeah, actually, to be honest, they do. >> i think so, too. it's crazy, right? i once got mistaken for ving rains. >> trevor: what? >> i know! >> trevor: thank you, panelist. we came in talking about two candidates. we came out realizing there are actually five people who could be president of the united states. >> whoa! >> hold on, trevor. i said you can vote for gary johnson but there is no way he can win this election. voting gary johnson is as useless as me getting t.s.a. precheck. i'm still getting that random search. >> yeah. i think jill stein is great, but the truth is america is a two-party system, so voting for jill stein is like throwing pennies in a wishing well. fun to say what you wish fo

>> lance: dropped on plate by evans! there he goes! he runs for 40 in 4.4. he's a rookie free agent from utah state from oak creek state in milwaukee, and he comes up with a big-time interception. >> rich: not a very good throw by ponder. he's late with the throw. and this is just too easy for evans. he holds it way too long. intended receiver. just too easy. evans, a little more room and he might have scored. >> kevin: is this secondary loaded or what? and what the scouts were saying last week is not only does -- they are bringing in a new quterback in williams for green bay. what they said about evans is that h terrific tackler and he's a 4.4 guy and can move from the safety, rich, up and do a lot of damage. and a guy like that, those qualities are in high demand in the nfl. >> rich: and he has very good ball skills, as well. a guy that will attack. you see it effortless with that interception and the run afterwards. >> kevin: i feel great for that kid. junior colleges and bounced around just a little bit. he's part of a secondary which is deep and young a

it happened in the 3400-block of west evans avenue which is west of evans and federal. cbs4 shawn chitnis is tracking this story. shawn, go ahead and tell us what happened out there. >>reporter: britt, as homeowner has spent the last few hours trying to deal with that and clean it up and as we watch, they've made progress in getting that debris off to one side of the backyard. let's give you a closer look at the damage as we talk about what happened overnight here. we understand a driver first hit a small pole, split it in half, then hit the fence of the backyard. damaging finally hitting a detached garage and storage shed that was also in the backyard. a lot of damage created. looking like a storm came through the backyard. all done by one that was able to drove off after -- creating by 1 car that was able to drove off. the owner was inside at the time. he woke up suddenly and went to find out what happened and found this damage and has been working through the mess to try and clean it up. we know through later this morning to take a look at the damage and see if that

and bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now, eyewitness news this morning. >>> breaking at 4:30. deadly gunfire erupts at a birthday party. we're live in jersey city with new reaction from an eyewitness. >> 30 firefighters injured while responding to a fire in the bronx that was started by children. the fire truck crashed, but one man suffered a serious injury. >>> and another rough night for snoop dogg fans. the medical emergency that set at least a dozen people to the stokes. >> you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist, bill evans. >> it's humid this morning. current temperature 75 degrees. warmer than normal this hour of the day. wind out of the south today, pumping up the moisture. 74 around white plains. la guardia, 77. heat advisory starts later today. it lasts through 8:00 tomorrow. but really, that's going to be extended th heat wave headed at us. those have been working across the five boros. but today, you're going to run into a scattered shower and thunderstorm and you'll

bill evans is here with the exclusive accu-weather forecast. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> reporter: grab an umbrella, the temperature 78 degrees a little humid, not so much as the fact that we've got showers around this morning. temperatures 80 around ridgewood queens on the jersey shore. 72, 73. showers are not heavy, there are no thunderstorms, no lightning, no gusting winds. just sprinkles with a little upper level system. then you e sun breaks out at noon. wind south southwest, we'll be the mid-80s today. a good day after a couple of showers this morning. we talked about your weekend next. hecht they are says check out the bqe, better known as better quickly exit. >> reporter: we have a lot of activity on the scene. 7 trains, track work, that is the bq eaccident you can see. all that activity. head into that area on the southwest side. back over to the maps, talk about rainshower subway status. 7 trains track work until 5:00 a.m. . cxfing -l. , mtracker work until 5:00 a.m. long island railroad, jersey

it happened on the 3400-block of west evans which is west of evans and federal. shawn chitnis is there. how is the homeowner doing? >>reporter: britt, he's lucky because he all in this situation. as you mentioned, it looks like a storm came through. we should talk about weather damage, not damage that came from 1 car. let's give you a closer look at what we're talking about. this car first hit a pole. split that pole into two. then hit the fence and hit this trailer and then finally hit this detached garage and storage shed there. the homeowner wanes side at the time. woke up suddenly and wasn't sure what happened. unclear if he heard something. but decides to go outside and see what's happening and discovers all of this damage. we're learning from that homeowner that this is not the first time this has happened. in fact, it happened too often. one of the challenges of living on this busy street and being on the edge. he's dealing with a court case involved with the last time someone hit his house or situation and a mess once again he has to clean up. as for the

only left and hov lanes are getting through, by evans before you get to florida. coming up from dartmouth and will grow back into englewood. almost appears they're trying to get somebody out of this crash. other problem spot on i-70, accident at vasquez being cleaned up, and very busy freeways, especially on 225. >>> roads should be dry, but you might find wet weather on your windshield. we had a few sprinkles this morning. from our viera wireless cameras out east, quite a bit of cloud cover, and still a few showers near and just north of greeley this morning. looks like we'll still see a here in the next two to three hourr. denver today looking at some mid- to upper 50s at the bus stop early on. cloud cover to start. send the kids with a sweatshirt. a few scattered storms this afternoon and a little warmer, upper 70s. >>> a herd of moose is causing >>> breaking news, this is the situation at if he and iowa -- santa fe and iowa. closing down northbound lanes of santa fe. right now. >>> thieves caught on camera in northeast denver. you can see the criminals getting

our evan lambert is looking io that and joins us from tampa international. evan? >> chris, right now all 14 cases in hillsborough county have been travel-related meaning none of the cases reported here have been transmitted person to person or person to mosquito and take aook here, we spoke to is no reason for people to cancel their vacations to our area. visit tampa bay is more concernedbout the longer term impact of locally transmitted cases that are documented in our area. so far none yet. we spoke to someone tourist who said it is absolutely on their minds and that the signs of a >> i was in key largo last weekend and i got bit everywhere by mosquitoes and i'm actually a little concerned. >> people who have already booked their trips we are not worry worried about that but ifu ask me in the fall and december we'll have a much better impression or whether it's going go in 2017. issurance and england have travel to florida and they are hoping the warnings are specific to local areas and are made as needed as opposed to blanket warning about florida and visit tam

and we have the problem on westbound evan that's still closed down -- evans that is still closed down to santa fe moving around that big sinkhole. >>> we have a neww alert and we need to you take a look at the suspects. two robs and kidnapped a lafayette mother at gunpoint with her two kids in the car and the suspects are still on the run. >> the woman spoke to us. and we go to lafayette this morning. and the woman initially thought she was doing the right thing. >> reporter: the victim thought she was helping these two get to the post office. it all started inside of goodwill behind me in lafayette on monday afternoon. and the woman was with her 4- year-old son shopping and a woman, a spanish speaking woman approached them and hat woman had tattooed eyebrowssand that woman was asking for direccions to the post office and while they were talking, a man described as being 6-foot talk walked up and convinced her to let drive them there and they they all got downhill. >> when everybody in the car, this guy show me a gun. he told me you have to drive to the bank. and i told him i have to

. >> we want evans. we want evans. >> dan: a wild scene at a local school board meeting. parents and teachers outraged after the board removes a very popular superintendent. >> romona: the go veer bow where tamir rice was shot and we have answers on where it is going. we'll have those stories. first, a yellow alert in the first alert forecast with rain and storms through the weekend. >> dan: beth mcleod has the answers on apparently what caused last night's damage. >> first thing's first. it is nice and quiet out there. doppler max is taking a brake from the showers and storms we can't rule out the storms and shower although we are seeing light drizzle and rain showers move through canton, it will stay on the quiet side. with that said the rain totals the last 24 hours, some areas toward sandusky, two inches of rain. a big thunderstorm is set up this afternoon over middle field. almost three inches of rain. hopkins got a half inch of rain. but down south of twinsburg, we will be keeping an eye on. the temperatures as we head overnight those of you without air conditioning

evan, what do you know right w? just yesterday, i spoke with the chief about how his department is peace especially at that inters. intersection.chief ed flynn, milwaukee police department: sherman park's been restored to its residents. right now we're continuing to work through peace makers and community workers to make sure the scene of the incident is restored to the residents as well. they don't want to have continuous vigils as they go to their front yards and try continuing." the department has also heightened its monitoring of social media which has been implicated in causing disturbances at police scenes..especially in sherman park. hey what city wouldn't want to host a minor league team for the bucks.sheboygan, madison, lacrosse have voiced an interest. now you can racine into the mix . .tonight -- city officials held a meeting to discuss the po brand new arena to house that team.cbs 58's april dovorany was there... she joins us live with details. the new facility would be located right behind me in what is

police say she lives in the rutledge community where malcolm evans was driving to work on the morning of july 9th. a single shot was fired into his car and struck evans in the chest. >> throughout this whole situation we had the undivided attention and support and love of everybody in this community and as a family we can't thank you enough. >> reporter: jennings lives on terry court just off the road where police say the shooting and crash happened. a neighbor who doesn't want to be named says she saw investigators collectorring evidence at the house a few weeks ago. >> first time they came they he took two cars. they towed two cars. >> reporter: this week she saw authorities return to make the arrest. >> they were out just kind of walking around and then they looked like they were leaving and all of a sudden before you know the s.w.a.t. team was here and then you heard a sound that sounded like a cannon and obviously that was the front door. >> reporter: now, police say the investigation is not over and that's why they're not releasing the affidavit of probable cause so we still don

joining us now is independent candidate evan mcmullin. you have people asking who are you and where you interested in being president. why is that? >> i believe the two candidates that we have before us that have been nominated are woefully unfit to lead this country, especially at this time, so like many americans i have waited for someone else to step forward and that didn't happen. sensing that it was the last minute in which somebody could offer some competitive edge, i decided to do it myself. host: who got you into this? guest: i would not describe it as being recruited. they were working on finding someone for some time and they were well-known people. i reached out to them a few weeks ago, realizing we were nearing the end of a window, the last window when someone could actually challenge both of these nominees so i reached out to -- ifo see if they find they had found somebody but the answer was they still were working. they asked me if i would consider it and i did. consideration, i decided it was the thing that needed to happen

i'm meteorologist bill evans. we have sunshine and nice weather here down theier. going to be looking at a nice start to the day here. a west-southwest wind will keep it warm. the humidity will keep it dry. spots here we'll have a lot of sunshine today. by the time we get to noon, we are into the mid-80s, heather. >>> here we go. southern state parkway near exit 35. a little bit of a residual delay. an unauthorized tractor trailer. here's the l.i.e. eastbound, one lane is open with the ongoing construction right near the grand central. l.i.e. going west picking up volume there. this is the southern state right where the unauthorized tractor trailer was. 59th street bridge going over to queens, unauthorized tractor trailer. and we do have mass transit doing just fine. street cleaning rules in effect. >>> heather thank you. >>> happening today. mosquito spraying will resume. trying to prevent the spread of the west nile virus and virus. they will treat nonresidential areas. the health department said in a statement, while we do not expect to find zika in new york cit

traffic and bill evans. >> we are looking across the park. we have sunshine and clouds, high humidity. the temperature now keeps increasing. it cooled off with a shower overnight. now we are back up to 75. isolated showers around. 77 in riggo park. 75 islip. excessive heat warning through tomorrow, really. a heat advisory, heat watch.

. >> evan, go ahead and fill us in. >> the mother left her three kids in a mini van parked out of the cell phone repair store you see here, on monday. kathleen started crying in the car and her 6-year-old son took her out of the car seat. is this the mugshot of noar katn steele. the sheriff says her-son starting tossing the baby around inside the car and hitting her on the head and the ground. and when she got back her son said the baby is serious, and when they finally got mother called a neighbor, but the neighbor said the baby was already dead, and she called 9-1-1. and the sheriff says that steele was aloof about the whole thing. >> she was here monday night being interviewe interviewed for into the interview, she never even asked that the kid's status was and one of the worst things 13-day-old, with the appearance of a kid that had just been pummeled. >> steele was artificially inseminated by a doctor in new york, and she was on a reality tv show called i'm 55 and pregnant. her h husband had his sperm fron before he died and the sheriff called the doctor's actions unethical, and

kyle evans says someone accessed the daycare's live feed. it ended up on a site based out of russia. anyone could watch the kids anywhere ...sotit certainly raises red flags. sgt. evans says its a concern, but not necessarily against the law. sites like claim to legally access video feeds ... from all over the world ...sotthis video feed is an inside look at a hanger with multiple planes. this clip shows the inside of a hot tub factory ...sotin this case you have a real time video from a barbershop. sgt. evans says stonebrook did the right thing immediately shutting down the feed. others may soon follow suit. smith says he takes no chances with safety of the children ... and there no sure way to secure such newer servers and within six months there will be people who can ck into those servers. sotthe bottom line: there may be no crime to prosecute here, but police say people need to be aware that unsecured video can be tapped into online. owner rick smith says he regrets pulling the video feed ... and says he wants parents to know he'll rest

also an accident being cleaned up near federal and evans. also one at monaco, cherry creek drive south. and we've had quite a bit of traffic on 225 down from parker road as well as police activity as they're watching all the speeders not also 225 near colfax and 6th avenue. >>> thanks, jayson. new developments in the zika virus situation. two new cases in arkansas. this is according to health officials there. they posted the story here online. this brings the total in that state, they have now 12 cases of those cases wwre all travel- related. at least two victims went to central america. the zika virus is a threat especially to pregnant women because it can cause birth infected also travel-related with zika this year. >>> denver 7 is staying on top of a developing story in sedgwick county. it's where the sheriff, tom hanna, is accused of sexually assaulting a developmentally delayed inmate. prosecutors say he drove her 3 from the jail to his house before the attack. we traveled to sedgwick county. people we spoke with say hanna was popular w