the first one. >> uh mayor stood speaking at harvard and he made a green city before it was fashionable i was in stable watching so it is good weekend be visionaries but that is something chicago plant because they'd think comprehend seven not only try to help the buses go faster but bite scorer pedestrians to modernize the whole thing and also fixating above water pipes and they have aging water pipes be more than 100 years old plan and that technology was going to sell most old pipes and they were used for fiber-optic speed you can do everything. one of the cool things is by sharing. it has its political moments it is relieved be used. -- really being used to think sometimes when you take the bus that people where quebec all blackwater they thinking? but i will tell you that is serious because we have to work on that be coz we have a car culture. but the millennial still not love them so much did used to be every time you get together with the guys would talk about their cars now they talk about the smart phone. beijing not own cars or driver's license at the same rate. but i will say

night. >> all right, thanks jeff. >>> it is one of the city's largest investments in green space. the mayor will spend $150 million to improve five new york city parks. >> and the improvements will mean something for everyone. eyewitness news reporter tim fleisher has the story. >> reporter: kids in the park. having a good time without a care in the world. st. mary's park is going to be getter more green space. parks set for major improvements. >> we call them anchor parks because they play such a big role in their neighborhoods. >> reporter: 750,000 people live in walking distance to the parks. upgrades include soccer fields, stations and bike trails. >> in particular we could use some better playground equipment, we could use some more exercise equipment. there's a very small running track. but it would be nice to have a bigger track. >> reporter: williams and her son michael mcclain jr. just moved near by and are quite improvements. >> especially for safety. they need to put money in the park. >> do you like to ride your scooter? >> yes. >> reporter: community meetings will begi

because the mayor who had that in place he spoke at harvard, and he made a green city well before it was fashionable. >> guest: i was an instant -- in -- so we can be visionary and do great community things with it but that is something chicago can do. because they're trying to think comprehensively they call it complete streets which is also a phrase used by other places. complete streets mean they're trying not only to help the buses go faster but open the street for bikes, pedestrians, have them all coexist with cars and modernize the whole things. so in digging up the downtown street to put in the platforms they are also fixing the water pipes. since chicago have some aging water pipes we have heard about some that were hollowed out tree trunks where the 100 years old. old. put in. because i know because their technology in chicago was using some of the old pipes now that are not being used, they were using them for fiberoptics. so by having a complete vision you can do everything. so one of the other cool things of course and chicago is not the first, but bike sharing, it has it

city hall. and within the past hour -- got the green light. raj/rail the san jose city council voted ten to 1 to answer the plea of the chief. nbc bay area's robert handa broke the story on twitter -- and joins us now from city hall. robert -- what's the immediate impact? raj/vo residents are able to go back to consid her leon swan . >>> more americans watch nbc news than any other news organization. >>> a state of emergency, the move that san jose city leaders just made to help the police officer put more officers on the streets. the news at 6:00 starts now. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm raj mathai. the police chief took his case to city hall and within the past hour got the green light. the san jose city council vote 10d-10-1 to answer the plea of the police.

cities c-span.org/citiestour. who watching american history tv. the weekend, our road to white house coverage takes you to the green party political convention in houston. 9:00 pm eastern, city acceptance speeches from nomineespresidential for the green party. watch any time at c-span.org. >> up next on american history back -- derekek .eck discusses his book in this hour-long talk in new details ther. back strategies on both sides of the conflict that took place in and around of boston, massachusetts prior to the convention. >> tonight, we are delighted to derek beck. derek has always had a passion for military history which inspired him to start his career in the u.s. air force. he has served as an officer. in 2005, he earned a masters of science degree at m.i.t. where he also fell in love with boston's revolutionary past.

and city of green is gone. old school house total loss after arsonist set the building on fire. cleveland 19 shelby miller is here right now with piece of history that went up in smoke >> yeah for more than 130 year's the school house serve ad piece of history in the city of green. but early this morning someone set that building on fire. now the only things left from 1885 school house are four >> arson signs hang on charred front door the school house. brick building that sat in city of green for decades is now boarded up and will likely be torn down. >> it's just something that, that has been taken from us that we can't have back. very disappointed. others told me disheartening because green fire investigators believe someone set the building on fire intentionally. >> crews go the call around 5 this morning. when they arrived, they found flames s through now destroyed roof. a large loss for the community to see the structure the way it is. especially when people now have the 19 century building once was. history is always important. and when you talk about a school house, it g

confirm that they told us they are closing restaurants where business has been slow to see if the the city green people here that is mporally close tod officials are out there trying to get t trinity back to normal blue-collar dome olympians have been ing hashtag fish the swamp. >>> in artificial >>> [ indiscernible - static ] the creators of virginia we met andrea the 46-year-old getting emotional as this is put into the ocean. suspect she is an exact replica is happening right now. take a look at an outage map all across tampa bay coming across our to 11,000 people without power. mostly in orlando lakes. it will take hours to repair the we will monitor this braking situation. we will let you know outage is get significantly better or worse. >>> dozens of police officers off the job tonight in alabama. the big disputes that could put the community in danger. >>> donald trump blessing of questions about his strategy. >>> we're hearing from arkansas state university students rescued from a cave after they were trapped for more than a day. >> for almost 30 hours this group huddled together to stay

it is like green's only landmarks and upsetting somebody would do that. the city of green restored the historic schoolhouse 15 years ago and katie visited the building when she was a kid. >> we took a tour and sat and had class in there. >> the kids now will not have that experience all because kids decided to destroy a green's history early they are week. >> whether it was a prank or whatever the purpose of it was, the destruction of a historic building is pretty significant as well as when you talk about a dollar figure. >> reporter: on top of setting the schoolhouse on fire teens thank you trash cans on the roofs and broke into the bathroom and damaged the inside and charged with breaking and entering, arson and vandalism. >> getting answers in green, shelby miller cleveland 19. felonies. as far as the schoolhouse's future, its fate is not decided. >>> a woman died after a break-in and robbery. akron police got a 911 call from summer hill apartment. the caller said two men pistol whipped two people. one victim laid down after telling officers she didn't feel we

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 director, kevin holden...coming up on the news at five. meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 flash flood watch through friday eveningtoday: more scattered shower

green light. >> reporter: the city generates about $5 million from its parking meters. that's a lot of quarters. but this is only one county, which is underwater by about $56 million. as the great lakes are a gift from mother nature, free parking on the lakefront is a gift to mothers and fathers. larry is among the dozens who attended a listening session on the draft 2017 budget. the parks department is proposing to add parking meters to spaces along and the lots at several parks. >> to think -- you might want to be down there for six dollars. that's for six hours. that can be hard on the pocketbook. >> reporter: officials are reducing debt, and we've reduced the number of county employees. we've worked on doing things more efficiently. >> reporter: chris abele will present a budget. >>> chicago welcomed top officials including milwaukee police chief ed flynn. they were all on hand for summit on crime. >> the percentage of firearms-related homicides and nonfatal shootings have increased every single year, and madison doesn't care. >> milwaukee's homicide this year stand

fourth one- room schoolhouse built in green township in 1885 and relocated from mount pleasant road by robert eventually becoming betler park. the administration in the city of green released a statement aing the park was closed today. >>> and let's check in on that weather situation. another blue sky day. here is somara theodore. >> and it's beautiful out there. right now, the humidity is low. the temperatures are 85 degrees and we're seeing winds out of the south-southeast at 8 miles per hour. and it's only going to get warmer from here. we're talking 84 in sullen; 86, peninsula; 84, bedford and 81, 87 degrees; 84, now london and 82 in vermilion and wellington. we look at the radar, we're dry. now, the rain chances are going up this evening into the afternoon and we could see a industry shower or two but the greater percentage or chance of rain will be overnight into wednesday morning. the highs today are climbing into the upper 80s as you can see here. sandusky, 89 degrees for you and as we head to the lakeshore and also the upper area where we might touch 90. and believe me . >> reporter: thank you, somara. >> a day after a 10-year-old boy was killed

her campaign promising a green and clean city seemed to resonate with a variety of voters. >> translator: i made my case on how i will create a tokyo where everyone can shine. women, men, children, senior citizens and people living with disabilities. i will work with you all to create a new tokyo government of which we have never seen before. >> reporter: koike entered politics in 1992 after working as a news anchor. whwhen she joined the ruling liberal democratic party, she was immediately made environment minister. koike attracted a lot of attention for a campaign aimed at fighting global warming. she called on offices to use less air-conditioning during the hot summer months, and for woworkers finding it too hot, s asked them to take off their neckties. then, koike was appointed as the country's first female defense minister. for all of her political success, she ran into difficulty when she decided to run for governor. she ran as an independent and won without the official recommendation of her party. some party members say koike should be punished for not supporting their recommende

: people look for example a light lunch looking for greens somewhere else after sweet green is shut down by the city for health code violations. >> sweet green has been on our radar for a while. we keep seeing the same things happening over and over. emergency hearing with the restaurant. the chain failing a surprised inspection. prompted after a customer called inspectional services to report she got sick. >> they ate a spicy salad. their symptoms that they report they had were diarrhea and fatigue. >> reporter: sweet green has been inspected 3 time over the past few months. they found issues with washing, as well as cleaning maintenance and sanitation. >> who is going to be in charge to ensure these things do not happen again. >> reporter: as for the restaurant chain they released a statement saying in part we implemented a new structure and role with our operations. and to being better than ever. this restaurant is closed only temporarily. the city says that if they pass if you have a concern about a restaurant you go to dial 311 and they'll check it out. >> anchor: there's more news today a man

i feel it's really clean and i've been to different sweet greens even when i visited other cities and i'll definitely still return. >>reporter: so sweet green did release a statement today saying that they've created a new just on food safety. that person will start at this location. meanwhile, they're trying to open as soon as humanly possible. >>> a former mob boss called to court today. investigators say they've uncovered key clues in a 23-year-old murder case. cadillac 82 years old now charged in federal court with the murder of a south boston nightclub manager in 1993. the fbi providence earlier this year, following a tip. >>man: he denies these charges, always has, always will. this case will go to trial. >>man: for 23 years, they've had more questions than answers. they're hoping now at some point they'll have their questions answered and eventually justice for steven. >> if convicted, he'll face life in prison or the death penalty. owner facing charges after one dog is attacked by another and dies. >>> a tornado touches down in new england. >>> forecast coming up. >>> back her

requested that the city vacate portion the street to realign them i'll showing you the northwest portion of the project and be as you can see maybe clearly a red patched in the patched area the green is what the city will receive in the future dedication and the red that is requested to be vacated the net gain to the city in conformance with the agreement the city gets a surplus the second portion - of the development area on the southeast corner of park merced area per and again we've got the red patched for the vacationed and the green to be dedicated portions the subdivision maps are the approval what is happening and condition future dedications and street improvements as part of the progress if you have any questions specifically and any questions colleagues. >> i generally vote against evacuating the streets but this time a like for like and as part of a program that the board approved pursuant to the development agreement and unlike the matter that i descended in last week we remember giving up a city street and not replacing with another city street this situation is different i'll be supporting it. >> all right. thank you we're going to public comment oh, i'm sorry superv

including the entire city of green bay, show... someone is walking around the city... in the middle of the night... in a clown costume... holding black balloons... you can see why people are creeped out... the clown has a name too... gags... gags the clown... they have no clue who it is... or why he's doing this. speaking of gags... dogs may be man's best friend... but they won't be much longer if we keep doing stuff like this. someone dyed their dog to look like pikachoo... look at the little guy... he looks just like the pokemon character... the dog doesn't seem to mind... but a lot of people are saying this is animal cruelty... and even a large dog charity is urging people to not dye their pets like this... that said... the dog looks happy... and the owner says she used a dye that's not harmful to dogs. finally... i love showing you guys the latest and greatest in ballpark foods... most of the stuff looks pretty nasty... but not this one... this is perfection. ladies and gentleman... feast your eyes on this beauty... it's called the baked potato... wrapped in bacon.

look at what is going on and to the east, a few clouds that are hanging around and look at the city, the green grass and -- [ indiscernible ] upped the are -- the upper 80s and lower 90s. and from saturday afternoon. in cleveland -- [ indiscernible ] before a great -- to sandusky. the lower 70s and noticing -- as well and up to 10 to 15 miles per hour. still, almost at the 8 degrees mark for madison to the menner area. and now earlier this morning, we were talking about temperatures for wayne county and it will be 55 degrees. the temperatures, we haven't seen them like that since early -- [ indiscernible ] and tracking -- the dew points across the board and this is breathable air. pretty high and often -- just the area that -- to flow again. five live radar is not picking up any moisture and just some high pressure that is actually tracking in, allowing for us to sit in the sunshine. and now, we're not the only ones that are dealing with the cooler weather pattern. most of the u.s., 73 in chicago; 77, september lewis. and this is really taking over your future cast, by the lunch hour and for t

wood landslide on the banks of the schuylkill expressway in west philadelphia it is an oasis of green in the city. a nonprofit is hosting a special event to celebrate the newly restored garden david murphy has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: woods landslide dates to 1788. build as a private estate was converted into a ceremony. >> we're an active cemetary and historic site and act as a park for the community. this spring they launched the grave garden project, they restored victorian styled tombstones with cradle gardens. on september 17, they are hosting garden fest to show off their work and restore more cradle graves next year. >> it's a great event and opportunity for the public and new visitors to come and explore the site. >> reporter: investors are encouraged to pack a spread an come picnic. there will be a handful of workshops. >> we'll have a natural dye workshop of things collected from the grounds. we're kind of a hidden gem right now we're trying to bring people to the site all the time and show them this significant place in philadelphia. >> the woodlands host garden fest on septem

requested that the city vacate portion the street to realign them i'll showing you the northwest portion of the project and be as you can see maybe clearly a red patched in the patched area the green is what the city will receive in the future dedication and the red that is requested to be vacated the net gain to the city in conformance with the agreement the city gets a surplus the second portion - of the development area on the southeast corner of park merced area per and again we've got the red patched for the vacationed and the green to be dedicated portions the subdivision maps are the approval what is happening and condition future dedications and street improvements as part of the progress if you have any questions specifically and any questions colleagues. >> i generally vote against evacuating the streets but this time a like for like and as part of a program that the board approved pursuant to the development agreement and unlike the matter that i descended in last week we remember giving up a city street and not replacing with another city street this situation is different i'll be supporting it. >> all right. thank you we're going to public comment oh, i'm sorry superv

the city parks are where we go for space and solitude. >> it's a spot of green amongst a giant city of concrete and buildings. so it's a getaway. >> got the nice views, people wlking around. it's fun. audrey: our zen zones crowded with people who are single, don't have child rearing responsibilities, don't have to rush home, so they stay in the there's not enough room. >> reporter: there are other issues like noise levels, bathroom lines. during peak lunch hours, 3,000 people will me overflowing. new york city park officials have spent $6 million to hire 500 additional seasonal workers to clean and maintain heavily used parks like brooklyn bridge which has doubled attendance since 2011. there are upsides. >> there are encounters in the park where people meet each other and business deals are made. marriages are arranged. all kinds of good things happen when you come to a park. >> i don't think there's anything wrong with parks being crowded. they're here for the people to use them. >> having a green space in new york city is priceless. >> reporter: audrey puente, fox 5 news. >>> villai

green are here sharing meditates a permanent green now and then was opened in 1902 during the course the 1906 san francisco earthquake that citywide much the cityhe greens were left that with an ellen surface and not readers necessarily 1911 it had the blowing e bowling that was formed in 1912 the parks commission paid laying down down green number 2 the san francisco lawn club was the first opened in the united states and the oldest on the west their registered as san francisco lark one 101 and ti it is not all fierce competition food and good ole friend of mine drive it members les lecturely challenge the stories some may be true some not memories of past winners is reversed presbyterian on the wall of champions. >> make sure you see the one in to the corner that's me and. >> no? not bingo or scrabble but the pare of today's competition two doreen and christen and beginninger against robert and others easing our opponents for the stair down is a pregame strategy even in lawn bowling. >> play ball. >> yes. >> almost. >> (clapping). >> the size of tennis ball the object of the game our control to so when the players on both sides are bold at an

. >> reporter: news of the loss the city of green like a punch in the gut. the fire has been ruled an arson. >> it's sad. >> reporter: the one room schoolhouse was built in 1885 and was located in ben her park. one of the parks name sakes even carved his name in one of the sand stone window frames of the school. the building also housed artifacts of the day. >> the teachers desk, the school bell, and they have all been destroyed. >> third grade classes would come out here and go to school like it was in the 1800s and play games like in the 1800s and learn about life. >> reporter: there have been minor incidents of vandalism but nothing like this. there is a reward for information about the arson. >> that leads us to believe that someone will come forth with information. >> reporter: until then the community will be left asking why. >> there really was no need for it. this and they have hurt a lot of people that it can't really be replaced. >> reporter: reporting from the akron canton newsroom. >>> americans are continuing to lead the way in the medal count a

officials will the city of green say the schoolhouse was found in flames this just before 5:00 a.m.. around the schoolhouse, there at another park. a reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> new information about a statewide effort to test old rape kits prompted by a news channel 5 exclusive investigation. as of august 1, more than 290 law enforcement agencies submitted 14,000 kits for dna testing. forensic scientists have completed testing on nearly 11, 500 kits. in one county alone, 515 defendants have been indicted because of the testing initiative. >>> a campaign comment blowing up online and raising more red flags for campaign watchers. what donald trump said about hillary clinton and why some people see it as a threat. >>> some people are looking for alternatives. one man said he's the answer. he's about to get on ohio's ballot but still fighting to we'll break it all down. >>> text or e-mail us or tweet >>> tonight, more controversial comments coming from the republican nominee running for the white house as both hit the campaign trails tonight. >> rep

brick building that sat in city of green for decades is now boarded up and will likely be torn down. >> it's just something that, that has been taken from us that we can't have back. very disappointed. others told me disheartening because green fire investigators believe someone set the building on fire intentionally. >> crews go the call around 5 this morning. when they arrived, they found flames s through now destroyed roof. a large loss for the community to see the structure the way it is. especially when people now have the 19 century building once was. history is always important. and when you talk about a school house, it gives you glimpse of how people lived 140 years ago. today the floor is done desks are ash, but here are pictures of what inside looks like before the fire. >> city engineer paul pickett late 90s. taxpayers spent more than $250,000 on the project. >> it ended up being you know pretty authentic kids took field trips to site every year. it gave all of our students an opportunity to see a little glimpse of the past. something pickett said his son now won't be abl

. >> happened in summit county city of green, the fire that wa most likely intentionally set destroyed a historic one room schoolhouse that had rallied a decade ago to preserve and restore your this is what's left of the schoolhouse in the park over 130 years now considered a total loss. the fire notice from nearby massillon road at 5:00 a.m. i could have been burning for hours before it was detected, cbe if for no ot reason, later the arson because they found trash cans overturne and trash on the roofs of buildings overturned picnic tables and thereby preparing for youth football starting this weekend they had broken into an stolenpen is a loss of the schoolhouse that has been the most heartbreaking.he this is a resource that cannot be replaced. >> it has risen to the level of we will continue to investigate with the city th fire department and state fire marshal's office to find out whatnt happened and charges will be forthcoming.g. >> the schoolhouse is a total loss, after more than 130 years marshall is assisting with the investigation and asking anybod who may have information to

neighborhoods, over the city skyline and green golf courses. thick clouds and heavy downpours. brought traffic to a crawl. remember send us are pictures to 5 picks at newsnet5.com or you are always post them on our facebook and twitter feed. >> all new at 11. an ohio man wanted for murder is in custody for a different crime. 38-year-old jesse hanes is accused of shooting and killing traveling with 36-year-old james nelson at the time and they were wanted in ohio for killing a chillicothe man. the men were arrested to. >>> while the department mourns the watch of one of their own officers, vowing to bring the killer to justice. >> we have lost one of the best and finist. one of our deputies. the rest of law enforcement, came to terrorize our communities out here. we will take them through the judicial process. >> haynes is charged with murder in the officer's death and nelson is being held on a fugitive of justice charge. >> newschannel 5 is investigating and we are uncovering new details about a viral video showing a police handcuffs. this is the video seen by thousands on face

are a few 40s being reported here tonight and meanwhile satellite and radar quiet across the city with that green not even getting to the ground and would not worry about that and will stay dry across the metro but keeping an eye on on the eastern plains, dying off and weakening significantly but that is where all the moisture content is logged into the air that will allow the showers to survive through about midnight before the energy finally expires and should fade out completely once we get through the middle of the night with much of this same for showers and northeast colorado and anything out there right now dk and everything quiet through tomorrow morning should be a really nice start with mainly sunny skies at 8:00 a.m. early tomorrow morning maybe brunch plans with the family looking good and a lot of dry air locked into place statewide tomorrow which will limit how much shower activity will be able to develop calling for a 10% chance of a pop-up shower in the plains and across the city, i think we are dry all the way through the day darting off shift tomorrow afternoon and warm-ups up e

cities lack. how green bay police are connecting on a personal level with their commu plus -- two years later, what happened with the "adopt a block" program we started right here in on "eye"-43. traffic back ups area reaching back for farther than three miles headed south bound starting at good delays to last at least two hours. businesses burned, officers injured, vehicles torched. many in milwaukee ask the question: where do we go from here? early sunday morning i met a young man across the street from the b-p that was set on fire. he spoke his mind just hours after there was chaos on the streets want to view the interview -- or share it with your facebook friends? search "fox6's brad hicks" on facebook -- and while you're there, "like" my page for future updates. we'll also post the interview on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. hundreds of people rescued after a ferry starts on fire in the atlantic ocean the u the fire near san juan, puerto rico this morning. the fire was reported to be in the en

milwaukee.police say it happened around 7:30 last night near 13th and green bay avenue.. on the city's northside.the young boy was found unresponsive... after his mom put him down for a nap. a family member tells cbs 58 the boy was a twin.she says he stopped breathing and his mom brought him to a house on 13th street... but by the time they got there... the child was already dead. 3 now to new details on a shooting in milwaukee that left one man seriously hurt. hurt.take a look, this was the scene at 29thre last night.milwaukee police say two men... both in their twenties... got out of a car and exchanged gunfire with a group near west michigan. police say the 20 year old passenger of the car was hit by a bullet and suffered a critical injury.he was taken to a local hospital.one witness describes what he saw... 14:53:08-13they still like punching and running and the one dude was like shoot em, kill em, wooo wooo 14:53:18-26 somebody mentioned about the police coming they dispersed.. but they went up the street up there, the same ones in the car that had the pistols got 3 officers on pa

./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> olympic gold medalist connor fields now has the key to the city of henderson. the green valley high school grad is the first american to medal in bmx racing he almost cried on the medal stand. connor fields/gold medal winner: "i was listening to the national anthem hand over the heart wanted to cry, i tried not to because i didn't want all the pictures from up there with tears running down my face that was a cool moment ((kirsten joyce)) >> field met with fans during yesterday's event., and even brought the bike he used to win the medal in rio. he also talked about how he's looking forward to defending his we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall street invested over a half-million dollars in congressman heck's campaigns, and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, but risking our retirement in the stock market, cutting benefits, putting wall street ahead of us. ck -- what's wrong with washington. labor day weekend is coming up.. and metro has a message. the party tips t

high country and still have a cpl junction on the western slope at 79 degrees and there is the city with a green blip going through and don't think any of that reach the surface moving down in the southeast, anyway and dry a partly cloudy downtown and will keep it quiet and there is a store as you go of the northeast and get it to morgan county, no severe weather with this thing, garden-variety staff with strikes of lightning and an isolated, heavy downpour and think it will last for a few southeast that will fade by the time we get through about midnight and the only other real significant area of showers and storms is a dying line in the southeast corner towards the springfield area and get that another hour or two. let's jump into future cast heading into the overnight period and looking good, sunshine with north, south, e ast-west and carry that into the afternoon with moisture flushing out with minimal with a 10% chance on the eastern plains below for sunshine to paint the sky all day long but will be warmer and notice these mid- upper '80s could just beating to that with a north easterly f

anywhere from green bay to boston. every city is within a couple of degrees of 80. and a lot of sunshine to go around. the next weather system arrives thursday night to friday. in the meantime, dew points in the 40s. another great sleeping night. clear air. and temperatures in the low to middle 50s. and the city in the low 60s. so a little bit warmer than last night but comfortable and a bit cool when you wake up. sunny morning, beautiful day, and warmer than what we saw this afternoon. the southwesterly breeze and temperatures rising above 80 by lunchtime. and well into the 80s as we head to tomorrow afternoon. the sunset is 7:31 and the humidity is low it won't be very muggy. 89 in boston tomorrow. and manchester 88 degrees. and new bedford, 84. the average high is 79 degrees this time of year. and a good day to head to the beach. 80 to 85 at the shore. and the southwest wind at 16 to 18 miles per hour. the wind -- a touch more humid. and then we'll see the showers to the west. the day. a slight chance of an overnight shower and then a couple of pop- up showers an

if i had city has the -- food city has the deal on green bell peppers wednesday, 5 for just a dollar. normally you pay a dollar just for one. food city also with iceberg lettuce on sale, three for 99 cents, and this is a great deal. also 32-ounce bottles of gatorade on sale for 57 cents each, but you have to buy 12 to get the deal. and cents each, and you have to be 6 to get that deal. all the ads have good deals on meat getting you ready for labor day weekend. >>> >. here's a look at tonight's prime time line up on abc 15. bachelor in paradise at 7:00, then after paradise at #. then how much longer will you wait? onger will it be... ...before you pick up the phone and call the ashline? double your chances of successfully quitting. call now, while you still can. >>> right now in the hospital after being shocked on the job near lower buckeye road. we're told the 40-year-old worker raised the truck boom into a live power line. the jolt went through his hand and out his elbow. phoenix police searching for a killer tonight. a body was discovered inside a car at a north phoenix apartment c

and happened in the city of green, arsonisth the story in a historic one-room schoolhouse that has stood since 19, since of the schoolhouse. the fire was noticed at 5:00 a.m. they could have been burning for ey that fore detected, one-room schoolhouse was restored more than a decade ago and has been a historices treas for over a century, investigators also found overturned trash cans trash on the roofsr in overturned picnic tables. vandals also broke into a concession stand stealing foo andnd damage equipment. one of the factors is the vandalism that occurred in the most likely, and the similar time. so that is the leading theoryry. >> it is a shame that someone would do this to such a valued a reward of up to $5,000 is offered by the ohio blue-ribbon arson committee for any tips leading to an arrest, the park is closed because of the investigation and needs to be cleaned up and will reopen tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m.. the first of its kind motocross bike park i become into he it is proposing this at the sight of a rundown inner city park as matt wrightis is at city hall with details.

then it occurs up to about the green swamp and polk city. that is moving north to northwest. again, that will be around for at least another half-hour to 45 minutes. citrus county a couple of random storms. we're not done yet. it's only 519. we've got areas of sunshine around. radar will be busy. be locally heavy. clouds building today with lots of heat, lots of sunshine. you remember the rain we had the past weekend? that low is still on the map. look at it spin over louisiana. they've got some big time issues in louisiana and new orleans with significant flooding. in some cases rainfall amounts ten to 15 inches already with more to come. storms end tonight then becoming mostly clear and 76. the weekend? what sunny in the morning. afternoon storms tomorrow and 92. about 30 percent rain coverage. on sunday, more of the same. more afternoon storms. we top off near 91. if you are boating tomorrow winds becoming south five to ten knots. seas two to three feet. moderate chop on the bay. a high tide at 12:33. here is your seven day. dog days of summer continue. varied rain chances

back to food city. green peppers on sale, and fry's with the drinks covered. 55 cents each. got to be 10 to get the price. they also have coke, pepsi or 7up on sale. four 12 packs for $8.88. albertson's, and sweet corn 8 for a dollar. and bash's with a better deal. 8 for 96 cents each. and pepsi and mountain due on sale as well. -- dew on sale as well. what's the best deal you found this week is this pipe in on our smart shopper page. >>> and chipotle's latest free meal is getting the attention of families. free kids meals through the entire month of september. the kid must be present, and it's one free meal per adult entree purchase. they're trying to keep customers after food scares. >>> and consider stepping up to be the match at the broncos game thursday. the team along with be the match is hosting a blood donor marrow registry. it just takes a cheek swab. time line up on abc 15. bachelor in paradise at 7:00, then bash already in paradise -- bachelor in paradise, and >>> we have some breaking news just coming in, some live pictures to the abc 15 live desk, hundreds outsi

chart that bloomberg intelligence created, the map showing the number of cities in rising and declining trends here the more green the more cities with rising month over month races, the more red, the more decline. a little bit of a fade lately. once again maybe some of the momentum is coming out of the chinese practice -- property or is measured by prices. we will get data tomorrow and update this chart. scarlet: take a look at the major averages, the dow was little changed. the nasdaq is little changed as well. ♪ ♪ we are moments away from the closing bell. i am scarlet fu. i am joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" matt: i am matt miller. ♪ closing mixed, treasuries are rallying after fed minutes. joe: "what'd you miss?" scarlet: u.s. stocks near highs. with one technical strategists who says a 4% to 5% pullback is likely. fed staffer breaks down the language of the fomc statement. cuts up to 14,000 jobs, earnings out in minutes. scarlet: we begin with market minutes. u.s. stocks finished higher. they were bouncing around after the release of the fed minutes. we have overcome earlier

that is the green block over the city and scattered showers in the mountains and on the front range and the foothills. as we take you through the futurecast, watch what happens and the line of storms push towards the southeast. storms to the south of the city as well. and parts of douglas county and jefferson county. around 10:00. most of the activity that we have around town won't be as intense. the strongers storms will be in southeast colorado. overnight a few cloud and tomorrow morning i wouldn't be surprised if some spots of heavier rain wake up to low clouds and areas of patchy fog. where are we going to get the rain. my the areas where we will see the heavier amounts. the cities and foot hills. the brighter the color the better potential for rain. in the western slope looking dry and same for northeast colorado. but right along denver and to the southeast towards springfield and lamar is where we have a good bet of seeing the soaking rain. much cooler. 40s for the overnight low and more 40s in the metro and 44 in fort morgan. in some high mountain spots, above about 12,000 feet s

candidate had a particular quiet summer senator michael bennet is today where they green bus rolled and to commerce city. there is a big gap in this. seeing his commercials this is one of the first stops and months are cameras have been invited to senator michael bennet opening up an office for yourself and hillary clinton. i may have not seen me i spent a lot of time. during our exclusive chat the senator said we haven't been and in the right spots to interview him. he doesn't buy his up close to 20-point the republican nominee darryl glenn and said his tell me was such with such of the together doom in the interview. i'm sorry he said nasty things brushing off rumors he wants a job in his cabin. the interstate and being secretary. i'm interested in being a senator for colorado big issues facing our state remains opposed to colorado care and unsure about the right to die measures. we did get him on record supporting the $12 minimum wage. colorado should expect to see more of him in the coming weeks as they try to convince voters to send him back to dc. why should coloradans send you back there to somet

office of the independent monitor tonight in effort to strengthen the position gets the green light from the denver city council now it ends up on the november ballot. >> voters will now decide if they want at what the agency what the agency of the city's charter delivers a man's assessment joining us live >> those against and say they feel a change is necessary but the majority of those who were here today for the rally this afternoon in the city council meeting tonight were for it now it'll be up to voters come november. >> the effort comes in the wake of protest nationwide following police involved the shootings across the country that's where the office of the independent reviewing the actions of local law enforcement overseeing denver police and the denver sheriff's apartment this offices department this office is can only independent entity the community has to rely on the investigation process making recommendations on how officers and should be disciplined right now the officer is under a city ordinance are basically a long with no of funding so supporters of the bill to put the office and a cit

. >> the coalition wrote a blog three days later to the city painted over it with green, it is no longer there. >> i believe that their reaction to it was were looking back cover that. it's literally a government cover up. >> this mural cost $2000 to do and that is what the city paid him. >> the controversy was actually the man behind bars on the most people thought it was a brown man but this is actually self-portrait. >> is someone goes to jail will just put myself there is no type of negative thinking behind it. i reached out to the city and there nobody responded. >> if they can't resolve a cover-up over the cover up over a mural, how can we get some real serious things like the contribution to a his potential for government. >> 32 by 33, so just a guess, how much did it cost city workers on city type, getting paid to pay over it. >> more than two grand i bet. >> it actually sounds like the perfect thing. you the heartbreaking story, she was married to the love of her life, they had to the most pitiful daughters, bridget and allie. then, everything changed. a driver named scott sped

city, his return there on february 11. everybody wants to go to see a warriors game. draymond greene have been right there with everybody else. getting in trouble for this and trouble for that. oh, my gosh, poor draymond green this. foot locker said we love you and we have a couple familiar names with you. >> you play? >> you don't recognize me? he is right, you know. >> actually i am okay for now. >> i don't work here. i am michelle williams. of destiny's child? >> oh,! do you think you can introduce me to -- >> the general manager of the warriors on the show this morning, and as far as draymond green, he just said this is a young guy, this is new to him but we are not worryied. he is such a darn good player we will give him as much rope as he wants. pam was in a situation today where they had the legends of the market, pam was involved -- i think pam was in there with guys -- they are nice people and legends. pam was there. in the building i brought pam in on our show today for a younger demtraffic and -- no, it was funny.. mamwas pam was a hit. went over so well you won't be back

a representative from sweet green said they worked with the city's health department. and hired a food safety expert for that location. >> anchor: a slithery scare. they find a venomous snake. >> reporter: tracking showers and downpours for this evening. cooler tomorrow. let you know if it's going to stick around for the weekend. >> anchor: neighbors in quincy rattled after a venomous snake wildlife officials say it's a timber rattle snake. they're known to massachusetts. >> anchor: this snake creating quite the buzz. >> reporter: gives you the heeby jeebies a bit. they quickly called in a specially trained officer to take care of that snake. a woman who lives close by had no idea any of this was happening. a scary surprise in quincy. a close encounter with this rattle snake. stacey comb who lives there says she hadn't heard about it until a neighbor told her. >> i was in a house that had ac to keep cool. had no clue what was going on outside. right before you came i had a friend that sent a link. and i was watching the video and it was my house. little crazy. >> repor

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how to be a smart growth neighborhood, how we can use transit effectively to serve our city and do a lot of green-type policies we have developed over the last 10 years. but the third area of office is really interested in is how to support families in need. honestly, that is not something city hall has done in good enough job with. in many ways, we at city hall feel we're off the hook in that area, that we do not have to worry about our public schools, that other people haven't covered. i think the city can do a tremendous amount. it can do a tremendous amount for our families. one thing i learned from my predecessor, chris daly, is what we can do to ensure we are prioritizing parts and affordable housing for our families and -- prioritizing parks and affordable housing for our families. i think that we need to support things that our schools cannot fund, like summer school. i would love for our city, in better revenue years, to have the longest school year and the longest school day, to really model for the rest of california what you can do if you really fund schools. so, that is the third are

here the rain is povertying back rain in dade city and up near the green swamp. a couple in lakeland right now, nothing really heavy but hey, it's raining. and we look south and naples has a big thunderstorm. lee county is mostly dry, and if we clear up we'll have the perseid meteor shower tonight, and judging by the cloud cover now, you may want it get up early late. look to the northeast and find -- really, even in the city, if you can find a spot where you have a clear view all around, that is your best choice of action. and this is going to cause trouble in louisiana and mississippi where rainfall amounts could exceed half a foot up here, this was our weather maker over the weekend and now setup. so rain moving away tonight, and tomorrow morning we are partly cloudy, another sea breeze-driven rain event tomorrow afternoon and then more of the same. some models try to dry us up both weekend days but still a 40% rain chance, and ending and then partly cloudy late tonight and 76. storms develop late in the day coming up on saturday. your seven-day, well, the sum

here's severe threat areas in green from the city on northward up to the poconos, marginal risk, thatnt chance for a severe thunderstorm, wind gusting to 60 miles an hour, if they to develop. heat index up over 100, up around 105 in the hot spots today near 100 in the lehigh valley, tonight 11:00 o'clock, still feeling like 90 degrees in some spots. stays muggy tonight but heat index drops a little bit tomorrow. that is something to look forward to feels more like mid 90's, upper 90's for the afternoon. actual high is 96. not a record. the 99 is the record high. late day sure or storm possible. tonight still mug which that storm early at 78. the extended forecast we will see 80's returning on tuesday but each day there is a chance for shower or storm as we finish off the week, back to you. >>> lets get back to ann he have in the cbs-3 traffic certainty and it looks like you have an accident. >> an overturn carries on the schuylkill westbound in gladwynn in conshohocken. right lane block. area is very jammed. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm interior evans now back to y