though long established as a popular resort for visitors from humboldt county, humboldt state park hasthe kind of work that was made possible flew the inauguration of the ecw plan for the army of the civilian core workers. it was imperative that the beauty of the area as a whole be preserved by extending the boundary of original lands comprising the park. >> clearing dense undergrowth for fire prevention and freer growth provides lumber for practically any kind of construction job which may be desirable. the conservation core boys make everything from heavy bridge timbers to park signs. many of the trails being built have exceptional scenic beauty. they wind for miles over fern-clad slopes to reach the mountaintops. around the core camp sites, the traffic setup by the new work projects using tractors, trucks and other heavy machinery make constant work necessary. increasing the telephone communication system is an invaluable conservation measure which the enrollees are contributing. timber fires have nearly the chance they had some years ago. >> here are some of the most impressive and

fox6's myra sanchick talked to both sides and joins us live from humboldt park. christine sinicki raised some angry words and some court action. this race was very personal. i've never dealt with an election like this before this election the incumbent state representative from district 20 went to police. it came after a confrontation with her opponent's julie meyer's husband at a sinicki fundraiser at humboldt park last week. sinicki's son recorded it. my opponents join us and it was very clear he wanted to try to cause some trouble but julie meyer, who lost the tuesday election to sinicki, says her husband and young son coincidentally ended up at humboldt park, the same time sinicki's supporters were there. he was out all day with my son. they were taking a break from knocking on doors all day at humbodt park garden while rep sinicki was giving her speech she invited him over and initiated the confrontation. her husband as mike meyer was leaving mr meyer started yelling come on big guy cmon tough guy christine sinicki says police suggested she get a restraining

a popular resort, humboldt county, humboldt state redwood park has always needed the work that has beenade possible by inauguration of the ecw plan with its army of civilian onservation corps workers. it was imperative the beauty of the area as a whole should be preserved by extending the boundaries of the original lands comprising the park. clearing dense undergrowth from the big redwoods for fire revention and freer growth provides lumber for any kind of construction job that may be desirable. the conservation corps boys make everything from heavy bridge timbers to park signs. many of the trails being built have exceptional scenic beauty. they wind for miles over for an clad -- over fern clad slopes to reach mountaintops. around the core campsites, the traffic set up by the new work project make constant roadwork necessary. increasing the telephone communication system in these big forest areas is an invaluable conservation measure in which the enrollees are working. timber fires have not got the chance that they had some years ago. here are some of the most impressive and earliest kn

though long established as a popular resort for visitors from humboldt county, humboldt state park haseded just the kind of work that was made possible flew the inauguration of the ecw plan for the army of the civilian core workers. it was imperative that the beauty of the area as a whole be preserved by extending the boundary of original lands comprising the park. >> clearing dense undergrowth for fire prevention and freer growth provides lumber for practically any kind of construction job which may be desirable. the conservation core boys make everything from heavy bridge timbers to park signs. many of the trails being built have exceptional scenic beauty. they wind for miles over fern-clad slopes to reach the mountaintops. around the core camp sites, the traffic setup by the new work projects using tractors, trucks and other heavy machinery make constant work necessary. increasing the telephone communication system is an invaluable conservation measure which the enrollees are contributing. timber fires have nearly the chance they had some years ago. >> here are some of the most impr

prescott valley, dewey, humboldt, i am sure you have some rain as we speak falling out of the sky. please send some pictures our way and we would love them to share them with our viewers. out in eagar, snowflake, too. take building in and around the san francisco peaks just north of the flagstaff area. this is a really good example of what takes place during the monsoon. you can see here at about 10:30 or so, it starts to build a little bit, and then out of nowhere it kind of just pops up. this is just east of williams or socc so, and then it moves east. flagstaff probably getting drenched as we speak, some pretty strong storms. if you are out there, please take photos, we would love to folks up in tuba city getting some rain. futurecast next 24-48 hours, 20% chance of rain throughout today and tomorrow, and by sunday, a larger look here, this is saturday evening, and then into sunday you'll see that nice and clear skies as we look into sunday morning, and then the monsoon will return following probably around wednesday or so. let me go go ahead and give you a quick look at our ten

prairie creek in humboldt county is a magnificent redwood park. ocean shores and stretches of sandy beach at to the term of the region. -- add to the charm of the region. it is redolent with the incense r. redwood, pine and fi at patrick's point, forest give way to meadows and meadows to the sea. one stretch of beach is being cleaned of debris to provide fine ocean bathing. undergrowth is luxuriously deep, and the trail building is being carefully done to preserve it. one of the interesting activities of the boys is the making of redwood signs to mark trails and places of interest. unusual talents along widely varied lines have been uncovered among the enrollees. along the tumultuous big sur river, there are rabbits, stately forests, meadows and lofty mountain peaks. just before it plunges into the pacific, it traverses a beautiful valley about 250 feet above sea level. 600 acres including this valley are comprised in this outstanding state park area, variously named. mountain streams in the california region are unusually swift and powerful. when

they were taking a break from knocking on doors all day at humboldt park garden mr meyer started yelling come on big guy cmon tough guy christine sinicki says police suggested she get a restraining order against julie meyers husband. she did. the incumbent do agree on one thing. it's not politics as usual anymore. it's absurd , outrageous . no body talks about issues anymore. it's all namecalling and fingerpointing standup representative sinicki says she won't pursue getting a permanent restraining order. julie meyers says she intends to run again. in milwaukee myra sanchick fox6 >>> lights, access, rio. >> then it was my turn to just finish it off. >> the final five! >> they soared higher than any team in olympic history, and they're not even done yet. i'm natalie morales, but wait till you hear what we've learned about the final five. >> oh, my god. >>> something made you break out in laughter. >> what made him laugh, what made him cry? i'm billy bush with the whole story behind michael's amazing night include that swim cap close call. >> you saved the day conor. >>> cannot beat that t

he was out all dy they were taking a break from knocking on doors all day at humboldt park garden mr meyer started yelling come on big guy cmon tough guy christine sinicki says police suggested she get a restraining order against julie meyers husband. she did. the political newcomer and the incumbent do agree on one thing. it's not politics as usual anymore. it's absurd , outrageous . no body talks about issues anymore. it's all namecalling and fingerpointing representative sinicki says she won't pursue getting a permanent restraining order. julie meyers says she intends to run again. in milwaukee myra sanchick fox6 news 10pm open parking ticket near the state fair-- don't pay it just yet! it's absurd. it's ridiculous. the city of milwaukee admits it made a big mistake. plus-- she's a spokeswoman for a police department. and now she's in custody. what this dispatcher is accused of doing. and-- it's been a month since a milwaukee mother was gunned down. tonight-- her family says they're one step closer to justice. tonight, four men are charged in connection to the death of a milwaukee

council approved a permit to build 100 micro apartment units at the corner of east 16th avenue and humboldt street. the average unit will be just 350 square feet. some neighbors complained- and now the city council has stopped issuing permits for similar buildings. but others say- the extra apartment space is needed more than extra parking space. only one other since 2010. it's in the highlands. you will get to decide this november- whether the next election cycle should look very different. the secretary of state's office says- two ballot measures got enough petition signatures to make it on the ballot. one would get rid of presidential caucuses and replace them with primaries. another would let pick a candidate in the primaries. both republicans and democrats were frustrated earlier this year with the caucus process. democrats complained of long waits and packed caucus sites. republicans didn't get to pick a candidate at all- delegates were awarded later at the convention. a national organization is asking both the republican and democratic presidential candidates- to pause their a day of

it also means the end is here for events like chill on the hill at humboldt park. tonight's music in the park is the last of the season. the music starts at six. decision 20-16 now.. democratic senate candidate russ feingold says hillary clinton should end her foundation if she's elected president. feingold says it would be the right thing to do so there wouldn't be any questions about the group's work scrutiny would be applied to it. to stay up to date on all of our decision 20-16 coverage you can head to our website.. t-m-j-4 dot com slash decision 20-16. just ahead - how much it will cost you to fill-up on fuel this upcoming holiday weekend. and, communicating with your canine - what they really understand. plus, ear infections don't just occur in people. dogs suffer too. the hurting just ahead. 4 your money this afternoon.... here's a look now at the markets at the close of business today.... more money headlines now.... brussels is ordering apple to dollars in back taxes to the irish government.that's the largest single bill for corporate tax avoidance in e-u

came after a confrontation with her opponent's julie meyer's husband at a sinicki fundraiser at humboldt park last week. sinicki's son husband decided he wanted to join us and it was very clear he wanted to try to cause some trouble but julie meyer, who lost the tuesday election to sinicki, says her husband and young son coincidentally ended up at humboldt park, the same time sinicki's supporters were there. he was out all day with my son. they were taking a break from knocking on doors all day at humbodt park garden while rep sinicki was giving her speech she invited him over and initiated the confrontation. her on and husband got aggressive with my leaving mr meyer started yelling come on big guy cmon tough guy christine sinicki says police suggested she get a restraining order against julie meyers husband. she did. the political newcomer and the incumbent do agree on one thing. it's not politics as usual anymore. this is not the way politics should be. it's absurd , outrageous . you look at what's happening nationally . no body talks about issues anymore. it's all namecalling and fing

council gave the go ahead to build one hundred micro apartment units - at the corner of 16th and humboldt. the average size will be 350 square feet. they will be located in two separate buildings. but -- there will be no parking. neighbors complained to council members who have now temporarily stopped issuing permits for similar buildings. others say the micro units are just what the city needs. only one other building with no parking has gone up since 2010. it's in the higalnds. the developer hopes to break ground on the hope solo - the goalie on the u-s women's national team -- has been suspended for six months. the suspension comes after comments solo made following the women's olympic loss to sweden. she called the swedish women's team "cowards" after the u-s lost to them in rio. u-s soccer says - solo's conduct "countered the organization's principles." she will not take the field again -- until february 20-17. the broncos - and all their prospective quarterbacks -- trevor siemian is set to start. coverage starts at six with a special edition of broncos tonight... and then kickoff is

india fest milwaukee happens tomorrow from eleven until nine at humboldt park. it's free to attend. just ahead, why some wisconsin newlyweds are now serving cake as both an appetizer and a dessert at their receptions. and bad news for uber drivers: you may soon be replaced...but [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doe't lk good. wnside you hao carefuwift? eeses if yoserving the cake of eese outside. justhead, what it's like to "go for the gold" from an atwho'hlete been there. but first, here a live look from waukesha. meteorologist jesse ritka is back with the latest on our forecast, next. feingold: that's my grandfather with a brand new truck. it was one of the first to come out of this plant in 1923. but today, too many good ing jobs. let's close the corporate loopholes- that will save taxpayer money and help business create jobs here. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we don't need n economy at works only for ceos, we need an economy that works for everne. at at&t, we believe in access. a gital world fullr eof possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the th

sounds of infest -- are ppenin right now in milwaukee...the 4th annual celebrn is ng on in the city's humboldt park neighborhood until 9 tonight...catch the vibrant traditional dress, authentic indian cuising and cultural performances l in one place...the day-long event observes the th independence day of india... lengths to hide from police. even tryg to change his face. find t what he looked like and if it worked. 3 plus details on what happened to a girl and her dog..ho were in a car when thieves drove away. thatnd more comingup on cbs 58 news at 5 3 3 3 a fugitive in massachusetts decided to disguise himself as an old man...hoping to hide from police.well...it didn't work...he's behind bars. bars.thorities say actually 31 years old.he was in dise when police surrounded him inside a massachusettes home.police found 30-thousand dollars and two loaded weapons inside the home.miller was indicted in april on separate drug charges. 3new numbers are out on the blue cut fire -- and they are s. startling...at least 96 homes and 213 out-buildings were destr in thfie.but counting up all the loses.mor

the concert series wraps up its summer season tonight at humboldt reruns is headlining.claire kelly will also be performing. the show starts at six. still ahead this morning: price hike protest: where protestors are so outraged by the high price of epipens and what they plan to do about it today. plus... what are these things? how they could change people's outlook at the surprising person behind the looking ahead today.a couple of primaries will be held ahead of the november eighth elections. in florida and arizona, voters will polls to choose candidates for offices... including the senate and house of representatives.in the florida senate race, incumbent republican marco rubio is standing for a second term after reversing his initial decision to step down..in arizona, republican senator john mccain seeks a sixth term. and....dozens of activists are expected to deliver petitions from more than 600-thousand outraged consumers over the epipen price hike.the petitions will be delivered to canonsburg, pennsylvania.mylan has increased the price of epipens more than 400 percent. the petitioni

it's a letter from her daughter who was killed last month in humboldt county when a medical plane crashed that she was in. >> a mother is getting a small sense of closure after finding a letter daughter wrote to her five years ago. >> she thanked me over and over again for being the best mom ever. [ crying ] it's just very comforting. dear mom -- >> reporter: nancy warm is reading a letter from her daughters laptop. >> this is going to be hard for you to read. if you are reading this, something has happened in you got a phone call that no parent should ever have to get. >> reporter: she died in a plane crash on july 29. she was with a nurse in a pilot on a medical flight transporting a patient to oakland when the airplane went down in humboldt county. >> i was stunned when i got the call that morning. it still is so real. >> reporter: two days later michelle stepfather found to the letter addressed to her mother. >> i hope i win out doing something really awesome like saving someone's life. >> reporter: this is her calling that she loved. michelle grew up in livermore, moved to oregon six

near humboldt and pleasant. 10 minutes later: near water and brady.. police say a man and woman in their early 20s are robbed.. and then around 4 am-- a 23 year man is robbed at gunpoint on cass street near lyon. 3 out of the four areas are neighborhoods. on this block because the people here are so close. theres some people here ive known for maybe 30 40 years police say they believe due to the proximity and witness descriptions, the robberies are related. they continue to search for a suspect. milwaukee police are investigating a bank robbery from around noon today. it happened at the prime financial credit union near 20th and oklahoma. no word how many suspects were this morning will help that humidity drop a bit. weather expert tom wachs is out on the weather deck with a look at the forecast. tom? we have a slight chance for a t-storm this evening, otherwise muggy with temperatures falling into the 70s. partly to mostly cloudy, hot and humid again on wednesday. we have a chance for t-storms, especi strong to severe with highs around 90. a cold fron

here's a look at the areas targeted:water near brady street...humboldt near pleasant street.murray and park place ....cass street near lyon street...holton and capitol drive....breman and hadley...plus -- 38th & wright street on the north side. 8.48. 15 i grew up always locking my doors, that's how i feel worried at night. i don't feel like i need peper spray or anything like that. it's real low key, i like it. 27 adrianna bodna-rich has lived near cass and lyon street for 3 years. police say one of the robberies happened right here across from this dog park . 8.49.11 if you're already living in a nice neighborhood what else do you need to do. 14 police say... take extra precautions, including: always be aware of your surroundings if you are confronted by an armed suspect, remain calm and give up your valuablestry to remember any unique characteristicsnever chase after the suspect call police as soon as you can 9.17.22 i'm smart at night like i don't walk home alone. i take an uber. it is concerning but i'm always safe or i try to be. 28 police add that's another great tip, don't walk

it happened in the area of humboldt -- just south of capitol. police say all six of the vehicles were l smashed. the cars were ransacked and stuff was stolen from inside. police are still looking for the suspects. this is the man charged with a brazen crime outside a police station. prosecutors say 65-year-old randall drescher - shot and killed a man outside milwaukee's district 6. and as our stephanie grady explains-- he turned himself in! she joins us live from the newsroom tonight. according to a criminal complaint drescher's friend was trying to buy a gun from a stranger. they drescher told police they were sitting in their van watching passersby when the victim-- "reed carlsen" accused drescher of staring at him. according to court documents-- carlsen wouldn't leave them alone-- and even threw an orange traffic cone into the van. when carlsen began to walk away-- drescher got out to put the cone back in place. but then drescher claims carlsen began approaching him and drescher pulled his gun. drescher told police he feared for his life-- so

it happened in the area of humboldt -- just south of capitol. police say all six of the vehicles were locked -- and their windows were smashed. the cars were ransacked and items were stolen from inside. police are still looking the cars were ransacked and the cars were ransacked and suspects. police in racine county are investigating a series of home burglaries. in the last month or two -- five homes in this highlighted area have been hit. four are in the village of mount pleasant -- one is in the city of racine. the suspects forced entry through either front doors, garage service doors, or through windows. neighbors are asked to report anything suspicious to police. an exciting day ahead for marquette students-- it's move in day. their dorms at eight this morning. the incoming class has more than two- thousand students...coming from 41 states and 22 countries. keep in mind-- there may be some heavier traffic around the university as students get ready for the new school year. still ahead -- we continue to follow breaking news out of italy -- wh

. >>> hamburger mary's is coming back to denver on the old b humboldt. the popular lgbt chain that started in san francisco failed to negotiate a contract. the new restaurant is on track for the early september opening. >>> no hello from adele. she's turned down and offer to perform at the next super bowl in february. she announced that last night she's not beyonce and she dance. she says the halftime show is not about music, but more about the performance. the super bowl will be in houston on february 5th next year, with no adele. >>> the world's top athletes are competing for gold in rio and some of the oldest runners are pursuing their oon dreams. >> that is 101-year-old fred winter. he joined more than 200 senior games. he was in the 50-meter dash, 100-meter dash and several field events. the michigan games are a qualifier for the national senior games. >>> good news for denver bicyclists, but so business owners beg to differ. >> and some parents worried about their kids' drinking water at schools in jeffco just centurylink prism tv has all your favo

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

a little bit rain did not stop people from packing humboldt park. you can a big turnout. chill on the hill will return next june. >>> coming up a concern about concussions. >> a newly released study shows toughing it out till the end ot game could have consequence. >> researchers having a backlash after euthanizing puppies, was it legal. sherman park where >> real time closed captioning brought to you by u.s. cellular. >>> we are still watching this breaking news in sherman park where ten people have been arrested near 44ths and hour. that's where milwaukee police officer shot and killed civil smith two weeks. >> milwaukee representative david tweeted he saw jonathan being arrested. complaints from people in the neighborhood wanting a crowd being removed. some people in that crowd were disorderly and arrested. we will continue to follow this breaking story as it develops at the scene. >>> this was the scene when an elderly man backed up into a gas pump tipping it into a car with children inside. they were able to pull the kids from the car before it went up >>> los angele

an hour after that -- a woman was threatened with a knife near humboldt and pleasant. the third happened minutes later near water and brady. and then around 4 a-m-- a man was robbed at gunpoint on cass street near lyon. police say all the victims were in their twenties. "weve been here 70 years thank the good lord that business has been great for us, neighborhood has been beautiful, im sorry to hear happening all over the city." police say they believe due to the proximity and witness descriptions, the robberies are related. they continue to search for a suspect. the three men charged in connection to a burglary during the milwaukee unrest --- appear in court today. "joseph lindsey" and "devon love" both faces charges for "entering a locked building." the third man -- 45-year-old "durrell jones" was in court for his preliminary were busted inside clark's beer and liquor during the unrest. all three men entered a not-guilty plea. "they were, all the officers by the... it was a broken window as the entry point. they were ordering actors inside the business to come out. h

organizers estimat >>> over in humboldt park, a celebration of indian culture is happening. you still have a few hours. the 4th annual india fest features dancing, family-friendly activities, and some of the best indian food our area has to offer. >> you get to eat indian food, is...you can get a tattoo. >> that festival runs until 9:00 tonight. >>> still ahead on live at 6:00, the big promise donald trump is making. and the latest on hillary clinton's email controversy. residents of louisiana who already loss so much are preparing for another round of rain. >>> decision 2016 now, the email saga continues for democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. a federal judge ruled clinton will have to answer written questions under oath about emails she sent and received. leaked documents from "the new york times" show clinton told fbi investigatorser colin powell advised her to use a personal email account for private messages. >>> donald trump said if elected president, he will win over the black community. >> at the end of four years, i guarantee you, that i will get over 9

a little bit rain did not stop people from packing humboldt a big turnout. chill on the hill will return next june. >>> coming up a concern about concussions. >> a newly released study shows toughing it out till the end ot game could have consequence. >> researchers having a backlash after euthanizing puppies, was it legal. >> several we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. you posted from the farm. and you adventured way out there... u.s. cellular put towers where the other guys don't. so join our network, and start sharing your moments from the middle of anywhere. ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! so join our network, and start sharing your moments our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with fo

and finally at humboldt and pleasant-- a man and a woman were threatened with a knife. police believe the robberies could be connected. witnesses described similar suspects-- and they occurred in and they occurred in very close proximity. but so far-- no arrests. remembering a soldier from wisconsin who was killed in afghanistan. why those who knew him say he was one of a kind. plus - residents in a washington neighborhood on alert after finding a man's pet pythons roaming the area multiple times. how the snakes keep escaping - next. an unusual investigation in sheboygan after a woman gets a we're finding out what she found a bizzare story out of sheboygan this morning. a man is accused of sending his already investigating eric burrows this month. he was suspected of being responsible for a series of threatening letters, e-mails, and phone calls to his ex- girlfriend and her ex-husband. then last week, a suspicious package was dropped off at the woman's apartment. inside...a live ball python. authorities say it's an extremely disturbing pattern of behavior... sometimes

here's a look at the areas targeted:water near brady street...humboldt near pleasant street.murray and park place ....cass street near lyon street...holton and capitol drive....breman and hadley...plus -- 38th & wright street on the north side. 8.48. 15 i grew up always locking my doors, that's how i

will host the neighborhood gathering at gordon park on humboldt boulevard.there will be food, family entertainment and a meet-and-greet with officers. they say everyone is welcome. the event starts at four. 3 let's see how the weather is going to shape up for any outdoor events today... ?and? for your morning commute. meteorologist justin thompson- gee is tracking the latest conditions. ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??10???)) ahead??10???)) today: a few clouds and still by afternoon. cooler with highs in the middle 70s. wind: ne 5-15 mph.tonight: clear sky. little chilly with lows in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-15 mph.week's end: stays a little chilly for most student's first day of school on thursday with jackets needed at the bus stop and thursday. lots of sun sticks around for friday with temps reaching the lower 70s.labor day weekend: stays sunny to start the holiday weekend with clouds returning for labor day itself but rain chances holding off for now. warming up slightly starting in the monday.today: a few clouds and still a touch muggy in the morning becoming sunny and

reporter: according to city planners, 11 projects are in the pipeline, including this one at 16th and humboldt. 108 units proposed with zero parking spots. >> >. we're in dense hype traffic area, and -- high traffic area, and barely have >> reporter: tonight the council approved a 7 month moratorium on the development of small lots without parking, we're walking 250 square feet. they original ly allowed the communities, but developers are building lots and microcommunities with limited or no parking. >> advantage. >> the prompts proposed to be -- project proposed to be built was never the intent of the ordinance. it's a loophole. >> i think it's important to take the time out. >> reeorter: and the neighborhood association here are still trying to fight to stop this projects, or actually bit. nd scale it back a little so what happens next? well the city council is going to put together a committee to code. denver 7. >> thank you for calling patsy's, it's with deep heart felt sadness that we are closing patsy's permaneetly. effective today. >>> new tonight it's a sad day for fans of patsy's ital

and finally at humboldt and pleasant-- a man and a woman were threatened with a knife. neighbors say they're nervous. it does surprise me especially on this block because the people here are so close. theres some people here could be connected. witnesses described similar suspects-- and they occurred in very close proximity. but so far-- no arrests. the man accused of breaking into a liquor store during the first night of the sherman park unrest pleads not guilty... 45-year-old durrell jones was bound over for trial today. two of his accomplices were also in court-- joseph lindsey and devon love. they're all due back in court next month. rest tomorrow. he's the man whose death prompted the unrest. he was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer. smith's funeral will be held at christian faith fellowship church. a spokesman says the focus will be on the family as they say good-bye to their loved one. reverend jesse jackson will be officiating. "we're going to cover the family with love and let them know that your family member died and we're standing in the gap with

for projects like this one in five story curtain style apartment buildings on this lot 16 fans "humboldt". more than 100 units to end up on this tiny lot with know plans for parking perking where the neighbor say parking is already market for a few days and going up with no parking's. developers with a loophole timbers owning the small mixed-use commercial lots and offstreet parking exemption. nobody predicted they would think to use it like that that and all of a sudden a number of projects that fall through, maurice torian moratorium stops development of residential unit with offstreet parking for seven months, a real conversation what we want the city to look no matter what the design of the so-called micro unit apartment buildings not what the city had in mind when granted exemption in 2010 but the idea was to help redevelop homes or commercial properties run down structures in neighborhoods like this. dave young fox 31 denver. now pinpoint weather with chief meteorologist dave fraser. trekking showers out there and more numerous from colorado trinidad and left open, but put into mot

todd edwards sharing this video from the dewy humboldt area. flash flooding happening near state route 69 and prescott look at that. that was a torrent there. there was a severe thunderstorm warning in the area earlier today. the national weather service reporting 60-mile-per-hour winds and one inch of hail. kristy siefkin joins us now live with the forecast on this. this moved in suddenly, very hard to predict. >> very much some such as the monsoon. we see storms outside of the forecast area. those outflow winds make their way to the valley and we see dust blowing and that's the case this time lamps you will notice the red line, take a look at the southwestern section of the state moving to the northeast and that band of dust continuing to march through the valley areas and chandler, we are getting reports of the dust moving in right about now and it's not good news for those who have respiratory conditions today. not only mablowing dust advisory that will be in effect until 7:00 tonight, that's actually all of this area. you can only see the

the new one will be in the old beside building at 17th and humboldt. the popular lgbt hamburger chain which started in san francisco used to be on 11th and washington but those owners rebranded it to m town after failing to read that contract. it's on track for a september opening. >>> the town of birth it is hoping to -- prevent more west nile cases by spring tomorrow and tuesday night. the spring will happen between 8 pm and midnight both nights. so far this year one person has died from west nile and 15 other people have contracted the virus. >>> navajo nation is once again wanting the federal government to reimburse farmers for damage caused by the massive gold king mine waste spill in the the $445,000 the epa gave the tribe they say only covers about a quarter of what it will cost -- what it is cost them so far. it was triggered last summer. keep in mind epa has spent more than $28 million on the response to the spill. the payout to navajos is a small percentage of that total. >>> the denver center for the performing arts is the world's largest pe

. >> yeah, she was a flight paramedic dying last month in humboldt county when their plane crashed as they were transporting a patient. the letter left behind was addressed to her mother. amber? >> reporter: michelle tumwater recently celebrated her 30th birthday. she told her parents she made a will, not out of the sense of doom, but that she was organizing her life. she left behind a letter to her mother that she had written five years ago. >> she thanks me over and over again for being the best mom ever she says. but she just, it is very comforting. dear mom. >> reporter: nancy horn is reading a letter found tucked in her daughter michelle's laptop. >> this is going to be hard for you to read. if you are reading this and something has happened and you got a phone call that no parent should ever have to get. >> reporter: on july 29 the in- flight paramedic died in a plane crash. she was with a nurse and a pilot on a medical flight transporting a patient from crescent city to oakland when the plane went down in humboldt county. >> i was just stunned when i got the call in the morning

this one, for example, at 16th and humboldt in denver is caus plans call for 108 units without any parking spots. >> developers have basically found a way to utilize the wording of this particular parking exemption for small lots, to enable them to do no parking at all and this will have 108 units, very small micro unit developments. >> projects with complete applications accepted by the city of denver will not be subject to this moratorium on italian restaurant, patsy's inn. popular restaurant officially closed down yesterday. >> a lot of people very sad this morning. this opened in 1921 on navajo and 36th. -?we were there for a few minut yesterday when person after person came by only to learn the restaurant was closed. they did share some of their memories with us. >> we fell in love at a booth 3 inside. ?e had our we come here every week. >> the food was always the best every time. and ronnie and kimmie were always there with a smile. >> we have the web site for patsy's pulled up here. looks pretty good. but you can't get that there anymore. the owners left a note for the customers and

if you're going to the bqe, northeast into mcginnis humboldt street, it's right before the bridge. farther east, there's more construction, and we do have construction at the george, lincoln, and holland. be aware of that. minor delays, and street >>> we start with break news in brooklyn. a shooter son the loose after gunning down two people as they sat inside of a car. it was in bed-stuy. darla smiles -- darla miles is live for us. >> reporter: i have spoke to the family members here, and and fresh. he was the father of a 1-year- old son. you can see a number of shell casings on the ground and at the mercedes suv. we have a closer look at the crime scene, happening just after 1:00 this morning here in bed stuy. what we know so far, the 33- year-old was in the car with a 22-year-old woman. and opened fire. the 33-year-old was shot in the face and neck, and he was taken to interfaith medical center, and he was pronounced dead. the woman is in stable condition after being shot in the torso. this incident is still under investigation. at this point the nypd has not identified the shoo

and finally at humboldt and pleasant-- a man and a woman were threatened with a knife. police believe the robberies could be connected. witnesses described similar suspects-- and they occurred in very close proximity. but so far-- no arrests. an emotional "national anthem" in brookfield -- as dozens honor a special forces soldier killed in u-s army staff sergeant matthew thompson -- graduated from brookfield central in 2006, where he was the captain of the football team and played trombone. thompson also attended marquette university before completing his degree at concordia university in california and enlisting in the army. he was killed by an i-e-d on patrol in afghanistan earlier this week. 'there was something very pure and authentic about him that people just wanted to be around him and they wanted have whatever it is that he had that sort of radiated from inside out.' universities issued statements offering their prayers to his family. it's the biggest topic surrounding the packers-49ers preseason game tonight, aaron rodgers will play in the game. after sitting o

indiafest -- rang through milwaukee today...the 4th annual celebration kicked off this morning in the humboldt park hborhood ... it closed down just about an hour ago...catch the vibrant traditional dress, authentic rformnces all in one place...the day-long event observes the 70th independence day of india... success stries co in all two whee.ythis one...i wheels. kevin hardman: "i think it makes milwaukee a better place to ld ive an work and to visit." tomorrow on cbs 58 sunday morning...we talk about the rapid growthof bublr bikes. you'll hear how the increasingly popular and present blue bike-share stations are changing the way folks get around milwaukee and soon...nearby suburbs. kevin hardmannthe bicycle is a beautiful thing haha and as milwaukee continues to get dense and development pressures get put on other choices the importance of be share continues to raise. raise.you can the watch entire story plus much more on cbs 58 sunday morning with mike york.we'll see you bright and early at seven tomorrow. this is the moment world war two veteran john politi never expected.seven cades after

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

a whole heck of a lot of rain was an issue for people in the dewey humboldt area wash running absolutely full. >> and meteorologist steve gary has a check on the reader and your full forecast in the first 10 minutes. >> still active in the high country. check it out up by prescott and do we. they have had up to half of rain at higher elevations. on the valley pinpoint radar, there is still activity up there. here is dewey and there go the storms across 89 to the over the next couple hours. that is the heaviest" -- the heaviest activity right now. nothing in and around phoenix. no showers tonight but tomorrow, another chance of showers. look at only rainfall tracks across upper elevations from flagstaff back to north of payson. it really cooled down nicely. 50s and 60s right now. 93 degrees in phoenix with partly cloudy skies. futurecast shows you that flow out of the so tomorrow afternoon, especially around the high country. they can spill into the valley at times with blowing dust as we saw late this afternoon's and that southeast valley. we could see a repeat tomorrow and saturday as t

india fest continues at humboldt park. there's food, music and dancing until 9:00 tonight. this is the year for the event. fourthadrienne: at the lakefront, it is day three of irish fest. the annual event runs through tomorrow at henry maier festival park. there's food, music, dancing, and a bunch of activities. admission for adults is kids 12 $20. and under get in free. sheldon: and you're invited to feast with the beasts at the milwaukee county zoo. zoo a la carte continues tonight and tomorow. more than 25 local restaurants are taking part. you can find much more information about all the festivals going on in our area by dowloading the wisn city of festivals app. lindsey: we still have that deficit despite the rain. some people got between a inches. we are not exactly done. the cold front has moved to michigan. there is always a little bit of leftover stuff the hind the cold front. we could see a couple of isolated showers. it is going to be in the beginning of the day, so keep that in mind. have the umbrella on the standby. you will need it later on this evening with i

and humboldt. >>> look at this video. this is a tornado ripping through the capital of manila in the philippines. someone captured this from the window of their 39th floor apartment building. there was some damage but fortunately no one was killed. >> not a common sight there. ?>> if we get any vere weather today, it could be a little light rain. we'll have a cha it will be warm through thursday and cooler by friday. by friday tempateres are to dro out at the airport, a few clouds startinto build near the foothills.tains are picking spotty showers right now but that's pretty much it, temperatures already rising. looks like we're well into the s by this afternoo you'll find denver arting off arou 9nd 0should get a gh i n'owt kn none of these clicke nt towork. you'll find this afternoon storms starting to develop around 4:00, 5:00. likely we're going to see a little activitroh the most of it will be st of denver. about 92 degrees this afternoon, and 88 by 5:00 statewe,ha70s and s in the mountas,inmid- to upper it is the war

debris from the plane was found north of mckinleyville in humboldt county and taken off from crescent city. the pilot declared an emergency because of smoke in the cockpit when he lost contact. >>> tonight the san bruno city manager believes the guilty verdicts against pg&e mean justice was serve and adds the utility put profit over safety but many residents in the neighborhood, the epicenter of the explosion and fire that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes, are not happy with yesterday's verdict. abc 7 news vic lee is there live with the story. >> reporter: well, dan, most of the folks we spoke with here at the neighborhood, the epicenter of the fire, who are disappointed with the verdict believe the fine, the $3 million, is simply a drop in the bucket for such a large utility company. but the city's position has always been that this was never about money. that they wanted pg&e held accountable for what happened here and they believe the guilty verdicts do that. >> it was an entirely man-made disaster. one that resulted from negligent decision making and actions by pg

it happened monday night in the area of humboldt -- just south of capitol. police say all six of the vehicles were locked -- and their windows were smashed. the cars were ransacked and items suspects. and police in racine county are investigating a series of home burglaries. in the last month or two -- five homes in this highlighted area have been hit. four are in the village of mount pleasant -- one is in the city of racine. the suspects broke in through either front doors, garage service doors, or through windows. neighbors are asked to report anything suspicious to police. looing ahead -- it's move in day for marquette students! they can start moving into their the incoming class has more than two- thousand students...coming from 41 states and 22 countries. keep in mind-- there may be some heavier traffic around the university as students get ready for the new school year. hillary clinton hangs out with hollywood's hottest stars.. ahead on wake up --- the mind blowing price tag to attend the campaign fundraiser. and this guy in florida showing his support

the concert series wraps up its summer season tonight at humboldt park in bay view. midnight reruns is headlining. claire kelly will also be performing. the show starts at six. up next-- on live at daybreak on today's tmj4why the f-d-a is calling for the enitre supply of donated blood in the u-s to be screened.then -- what clothing brand nordstrom will soon be offering to women shoppers for the first time ever. russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agree with you - and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. what you think of that? girls: good call! feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. coming up on "look! famous people!" we catch flo, the progressive girl, at the super

humboldt park is hosting this year's india fest from 11:00 until 9:00. this is the 4th year for the event. finally, the dodge cy continues in beaver dam. admission is $7 before 2:00 p.m. kids 9 and under are free. we turn now to meteorologist jeremy nelson with your forecast. jeremy: we are tracking showers and thunderstorms. i will let you know when dry weather will return to the forecast, coming up. their bronze medal, and what the team is trying feingold: that's my grandfather with a brand new truck. it was one of the first to come out of this plant in 1923. but today, too many good manufacturing jobs are shipped away because of a tax code that actually rewards companies for exporting jobs. let's close the corporate loopholes- that will save taxpayer money and help business and i approve this message because we don't need an economy that works only for ceos, >> >> leading the way with you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning," with thema ponton and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. thema: welcome bac