union terminal is located at the end of a quarter long mile drive, located at what used to be lincoln park in the west end. are two wings on either side of a half dome. the wings are were vehicles originally entered the building. they would pass under the main rotunda and go out the other side to pick up passengers. passengers would enter into the main rotunda where they would be greeted by an 80 foot wide, 106 foot tall arch that contained food services and other amenities for them before they headed back towards the train. terminal's dome was the largest in the world. it is a half dome. if it was a full dome, it would be a good 40 feet wider than the capital building in washington dc. when you walk into the return that you are greeted by two large mosaic tile murals on the left featuring history of the united states, and on the right featuring the history of cincinnati. the cincinnati mural features interesting characters, including the gentleman in the military uniform from the early settlement. general arthur sinclair was one of the first people settling in responsible for changing the

the terminal is located at the end of a quarter mile drive, located near lincoln park and the west end. as you come up the drive, it rises slowly to the front. lanes on either side of the half dome. they originally entered here, they dropped off passengers underneath the main rotunda center section. they would pick up passengers. they would enter from the wings to the main rotunda where they would be entered into a 160 foot tall arch that contained ticket counters, food services, and other amenities before they would head back to board the train. union terminal's half dome is a largest in the western hemisphere at the time it was built. although it is a half dome, if it were a full dome, it would be 40 feet wider than the top of washington dc. when you walk into the rotunda at the terminal, you are greeted by two euros. history of the u.s. and cincinnati. the mural depicting cincinnati history features several interesting characters, and putting the government and the military uniform from the early settlement. . the man facing us is general arthur saint clare, he was one of the matter

. >> friday night lights were a special glow in lincoln park as the jersey city gators honored jermaine woodward. a young talent with limitless potential gone entirely too soon. >> it was everything. he talked about the gators, nfl teams, the giants. >> great student. loved sports and school. he was a wonderful kid. >> reporter: jermaine was tragically truck and killed by two cars as he was in the bike lane and attempting to cross. a star wide receiver and defensive back with the gators they honored jermaine and his family by retiring number 19. >> it's a sad tragedy and a loz for our school and our community and everyone who knew him. >> his name will never be in vain. >> reporter: the support from his team, school and even perfect strangers has been overwhelming. as the family continues to wait for word from the prosecutor's office, they're praying for justice. >> it's hard. it's real hard. >> i mean, he's in our dreams and will remain in us. >> reporter: they started a social media campaign with the hash tag justice for little maine. aj ross, channel 7 eye witness news. >>> the death

voices of black parents don't matter, black students don't matter while the voices of parents in lincoln park example would be when parents in rogers park said they did not want intrinsic and noble street charter schools, they did not have to get arrested or protest. they went to two meetings. in two weeks, that deal was off the table. parents and bronzeville, black parents in bronzeville create a visionary plan for schools and we are railroad it at every turn. and yesterday, it was another example of that. juan: jitu brown, the issue of these massive closings of schools in the black and brown communities chicago, what excuse do they give for a school like you, like yours, to be closed and what were the proposals that they were entertaining to replace it with? >> so i appreciate that, juan. of rationale they give is it the school is underperforming or under enrolled. what we don't realize is that cps makes the schools underperform and set up the situation more schools are under enrolled. so in 1995 when the ceo chicago public schools, they initiated something called school probation which sai

union terminal building is located at the end of a quarter-mile long drive in what used to be lincoln park in the west end. as you come up the drive, it ofes slowly of to the front the building. there are two wings on either half dome.ery large the wings are where people would originally enter the building. within an jerk from the wing into the main rotunda where they would be greeted by an area that would contain ticket counters, food services, and other amenities for them. the union terminal halftone is the largest in the western hemisphere. at the time it was built, it was the largest in the world. if it were a full-time, it would be 40 feet wider than the u.s. capitol. when you talk -- when you walk unionincinnati into the terminal, you are greeted by murals, on the left featuring a history of the united states and on the right featuring the history of cincinnati. gentleman and the military uniform from the early settlement period. general arthur sinclair was one of the commanders of what was the northwest territory. he is responsible for changing the name to cincinnati in honor ,f the

i was privileged to staff that committee at lincoln park. as with this memorial, this one will do precisely the same in honoring memory and shining light on humanity. in honoring the survivors and serving as an opportunity for reconciliation. the effort to establish a monument to comfort women, resonates deeply for the jewish community. this is why our community is proud to support this important memorial. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i like to use the overhead. i haven't started yet. >> can you start the time please. >> i'm here concerning my son aubrey who was murdered to a semiautomatic gun. to my son, we just recently got through rallying right here in front of city hall. mothers demanding action for unsolved homicide. i've been doing this for nine years. august14th will be nine years since my son was murdered. still to justice or closure. we want to bring awareness to unsolved homicide so that mothers like myself can heal. we have no closure. i want to bring awareness to also that firearms are the third lea

i was privileged to staff that committee at lincoln park. as with this memorial, this one will do precisely the same in honoring memory and shining light on humanity. in honoring the survivors and serving as an opportunity for reconciliation. the effort to establish a monument to comfort women, resonates deeply for the jewish community. this is why our community is proud to support this important memorial. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i like to use the overhead. i haven't started yet. >> can you start the time please. >> i'm here concerning my son aubrey who was murdered to a semiautomatic gun. to my son, we just recently got through rallying right here in front of city hall. mothers demanding action for unsolved homicide. i've been doing this for nine years. august14th will be nine years since my son was murdered. still to justice or closure. we want to bring awareness to unsolved homicide so that mothers like myself can heal. we have no closure. i want to bring awareness to also that firearms are the third lea

. >> rachel's car, a battered, old lincoln, was in the parking lot of divas, the gentlemen's club wherehe worked. >> there was food and money strewn about in the car, which led us to believe that her demise was not a result of a robbery. >> fellow dancers told police that a former cook, 26-year-old jason woods, had been bothering her. >> he seemed to have somewhat of a fixation or obsession towards rachel, where he actually told people that rachel was his girlfriend. it wasn't true, but he told people that. >> in fact, jason had been fired just a month earlier, and when police found out why, they knew they had a solid suspect. >> he was infatuated with her, and he was subsequently terminated because of his infatuation with rachel siani. >> when questioned by police, jason denied any involvement in rachel's murder. >> he was believable, but we still couldn't rule him out. we always have to keep that individual in mind. he could be a good actor. >> then homicide investigators got a break. on the last night rachel worked at divas, she was in the parking lot talking with a friend after the

that they would not let a memorial on public lands so this is everything from golden gate park to lincoln parkown a number of memorials from the peace to the california japantown landmark project monument bronz that depicts the japanese-americans experience it an effort to make sure that the most assessable place it chosen on parks like hundreds of our memorials and plagues and statutes are in san francisco. >> that includes a separate public process to make it possible. >> yeah. the private funds that are raised like others from the genocide to other memorials really is an outpouring of support from the women's coalition and well over i think hundred and $40,000 that was raised my work with the city departments from the artists to the rec and park department along with the task force will be about what is the most appropriate design and location for the potential memorial so it is to really insure that it is going to be a public space that are assessable to people. >> supervisor president breed. >> okay i guess my only concern about including public is limits it to only a public space rather

that they would not let a memorial on public lands so this is everything from golden gate park to lincoln parko japantown a number of memorials from the peace to the california japantown landmark project monument bronz that depicts the japanese-americans experience it an effort to make sure that the most assessable place it chosen on parks like hundreds of our memorials and plagues and statutes are in san francisco. >> that includes a separate public process to make it possible. >> yeah. the private funds that are raised like others from the genocide to other memorials really is an outpouring of support from the women's coalition and well over i think hundred and $40,000 that was raised my work with the city departments from the artists to the rec and park department along with the task force will be about what is the most appropriate design and location for the potential memorial so it is to really insure that it is going to be a public space that are assessable to people. >> supervisor president breed. >> okay i guess my only concern about including public is limits it to only a public space

i was privileged to staff that committee at lincoln park. as with this memorial, this one will do precisely the same in honoring memory and shining light on humanity. in honoring the survivors and serving as an opportunity for reconciliation. the effort to establish a monument to comfort women, resonates deeply for the jewish community. this is why our community is proud to support this important memorial. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i like to use the overhead. i haven't started yet. >> can you start the time please. >> i'm here concerning my son aubrey who was murdered to a semiautomatic gun. to my son, we just recently got through rallying right here in front of city hall. mothers demanding action for unsolved homicide. i've been doing this for nine years. august14th will be nine years since my son was murdered. still to justice or closure. we want to bring awareness to unsolved homicide so that mothers like myself can heal. we have no closure. i want to bring awareness to also that firearms are the third lea

paul from lincoln park, michigan, good morning. caller: good morning. host: how are you today? good.: pretty the question was has your attitude changed? idea.a bad it was always a bad idea and it will always be. about i have a question. somebody pass a constitutional amendment while i wasn't paying attention that means the senate does not have approve a treaty anymore? mean, the so-called bill doesn't override the it? itution, does this is just obama whatever his around theying to go constitution again. this tough is really getting old. okay. paul, thank you for weighing in on this. we appreciate it. daniel from houston, texas. good morning, dan republican line. caller: good morning. obama and kerry are trying to convince us and they're running that er the world to say e should not be concerned with the iranian deal. very, very simple. suppose they're wonderful people nd on the agreement for ten years and eventually they get the bomb anyway no matter what say.do or lifetime of the country and nation, ten years is nothing. very, talking about a very short time. even if they don'

that they would not let a memorial on public lands so this is everything from golden gate park to lincoln parko japantown a number of memorials from the peace to the california japantown landmark project monument bronz that depicts the japanese-americans experience it an effort to make sure that the most assessable place it chosen on parks like hundreds of our memorials and plagues and statutes are in san francisco. >> that includes a separate public process to make it possible. >> yeah. the private funds that are raised like others from the genocide to other memorials really is an outpouring of support from the women's coalition and well over i think hundred and $40,000 that was raised my work with the city departments from the artists to the rec and park department along with the task force will be about what is the most appropriate design and location for the potential memorial so it is to really insure that it is going to be a public space that are assessable to people. >> supervisor president breed. >> okay i guess my only concern about including public is limits it to only a public space

parks and memorials. this one commemorates abraham lincoln.ears ago, lincoln became one of the greatest presidents of the united states, a man of infinite patience and determination. he led his country safely through its greatest crisis, a civil war. today, their majesties visit the lincoln memorial. any country, one must learn about its past leaders. abraham lincoln had great power of expression. his words as well as his spirit add solemnity to this beautiful memorial. the washington monument, and obelisk of stone 185 meters high, dominates the city skyline. get honors george washington, the first president of this country for whom the city itself is named. vernon, his old home, lies a few miles south of the capital. many thousands of people visit the place where he lived and died, and from which he went forth to become a hero of history. in the city of washington, the huge capital building spans on the hill. of elected representatives the people of the united states come here to write the laws of the country. of the most beautiful religious

i was privileged to staff that committee at lincoln park. as with this memorial, this one will do precisely the same in honoring memory and shining light on humanity. in honoring the survivors and serving as an opportunity for reconciliation. the effort to establish a monument to comfort women, resonates deeply for the jewish community. this is why our community is proud to support this important memorial. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i like to use the overhead. i haven't started yet. >> can you start the time please. >> i'm here concerning my son aubrey who was murdered to a semiautomatic gun. to my son, we just recently got through rallying right here in front of city hall. mothers demanding action for unsolved homicide. i've been doing this for nine years. august14th will be nine years since my son was murdered. still to justice or closure. we want to bring awareness to unsolved homicide so that mothers like myself can heal. we have no closure. i want to bring awareness to also that firearms are the third lea

i was privileged to staff that committee at lincoln park. one will do precisely the same in honoring memory and shining light on humanity. in honoring the survivors and serving as an opportunity for reconciliation. the effort to establish a monument to comfort women, resonates deeply for the jewish community. this is why our community is proud to support this important memorial. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i like to use the overhead. i haven't started yet. >> can you start the time please. >> i'm here concerning my son aubrey who was murdered to a semiautomatic gun. to my son, we just recently got through rallying right here in front of city hall. mothers demanding action for unsolved homicide. i've been doing this for nine years. august14th will be nine years since my son was murdered. still to justice or closure. we want to bring awareness to unsolved homicide so that mothers like myself can heal. we have no closure. i want to bring awareness to also that firearms are the third leading killers of our children

lincoln and holland tunnels. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. major parking restrictions in manhattan. leave the car at home if you can. >> thank you, heather. >>> closing in on 6:30. still ahead this morning, rolling out the red carpet for the holy father. we will take you back live outside the nation's capitol [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. >>> security on high alert in washington, d.c. hours before pope francis touches down in america for his first visit in the united states. a preview of the week that will bring him to new york. >> new video from overnight. a luxury car ends up inside a strip mall on long island. >> it is the last day of summer. say it ain't so. it won't feel like it. temperatures will be feeling topsyturvy this week. good morning, i'm ken rosato. >> i'm lori stokes. it's tuesday, september 22nd. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather

the lincoln and holland moving well for you. amount park. and and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. back to you. >> thank you. >>> now to breaking news in brooklyn, police have shot a suspect. >> janelle burrell joins us live from the scene with more. >> reporter: good morning to you. there was quite an exchange of gunfire between police and that suspect. ending with that suspect shot. and right now, you can see still quite an active scene as police get this investigation underway. they are working multiple scenes this morning. one here where we have seen detectives up and down the street as they work to put this all together. and now the suspect was believed to have been involved this morning. and was confronted by police. it's not clear at this point who fired first, but the shots were exchanged, ending with the suspect shot in the leg. he was chased a few blocks away custody. now we spoke with one man who asked not to be identified but he described seeing the suspect >> he was shot. you know, he was laying down. and that's just abo

the lincoln is -- we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today. >>> thank you. 6:25 and happening today, part 2 of the subway series gets underway in queens, and it's an extra special series for both clubs. >> the mets come into game set in queens looking to move closer to their first national league east crown. the first pitch tonight at citi field is at 7:10. >>> we are closing in on 6:30. we're just getting new information on a story we've been following all morning. a night of drinking ends in tragedy for a man in the bronx struck and killed by an mta bus. what we're learning about the victim of this bizarre accident. >> new from overnight, the charges two parents are facing after triggering an amber alert in manhattan. >> and the big meeting in philadelphia ahead of the pope's visit next week. >> and meteorologist bill evans >>> now new york's number 1 news channel 7 eyewitness news this morning. >>> and you're looking live at breaking news in the bronx. collision between a city bus and a passenger in a livery cab. >> shots fired in the parking lot of a bu

park train station. this is route 27, lincoln highway at the intersection with wood. you can see a lot of police activity at the scene. we know this happened around 5:00 this morning. we are told there was a pedestrian struck at this intersection. he was taken to the hospital with critical injuries. the vehicle is still on the scene that was involved in the accident. plenty of police. looks like an accident investigation will be getting underway. the northbound lanes of route 27, lincoln highway, those lanes are shut down while the accident investigation is ongoing. heading to metro park this morning, allow extra time because of these local street closures. live over woodbridge, john del giorno, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> john, thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," two students killed when their school bus plunges off a highway. one family talking about the sudden loss and plans for legal action. >> a shocking hit on the football field. the latest on the latest serious trouble one local football player may be facing. it took serena williams

avoid the lincoln tunnel for now. alternate side parking rules in effect. and more weather and frank traffic on the 4s. >>> there's a hearing focused on the lessons learned from 9/11. and what's being done to prevent further attacks. the homeland security committee will hold a hearing inside the lower portion of the retaining wall that survived the attacks. bratton and migrill and former mayor rudy giuliani are going to testify today. the names of 21 firefighters will be added to the memorial wall for deaths related to world trade center illnesses. that ceremony will take place this afternoon in brooklyn. the memorial already lists the names of 89 firefighters who died at the illnesses related to the trade center. friday will mark the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 attack. >>> two 9/11 first responders were killed in the catskills. they were headed home when their suv rolled over in sullivan county. morris and beth faitelewicz and their future son-in-law were killed. morris was an nypd auxiliary officer and his wife say is a nurse. >> she and her co-workers w

. >>> the national park service says a small part of the lincoln memorial reflecting pool will be drained for reconstruction of the basin. the work is set to begin next monday and will affect about 30 feet of the pool. this is to repair damage caused by work at the world war ii memorial done in 2013. some walkways will be open, though, during construction to allow visitors. >>> failing to reach an agreement with the landlord, the national museum of crime and punishment will soon close. it's been operating near verizon center for more than seven years. museum officials say the building's owners have the right to kick them out if certain sales quotas are not met. right now the museum says it's searching to find another place nearby to reopen. it will close at its current location at the end of this month. >>> pope francis says he's letting all priests in the church's upcoming year of mercy absolve the sin of abortion if the penitent seeks forgiveness with a kind heart. the pontiff came to the decision after meeting women toremented by their abortions. he is giving all priests the discretion

lincoln. live look outside. we'll show you what 495 looks like. looks more like a parking lot. nothing moving through here because one lane is getting by. take the local streets to get to the lincoln tunnel. that's the best option. george washington bridge, a five-minute wait. this is the spot to avoid. bqe in queens eastbound. disabled vehicle out there in the right lane. then heading over to the long island expressway, grand central parkway, very slow ride. that's due to congestion. >> we had an accident out there for a while. westbound by west chester avenue. that accident has cleared. you can see residual delays. heavier on the bruckner. people were headed that way to avoid the zoernlt accident. alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended. we'll have more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> 6:19. today the president of planned parenthood will be on the hot seat on capitol hill as the federal budget hangs in the balance. a battle over that. planned parenthood's leader will talk about a controversial video. she says the donation of feet tall tissue is minuscu

the lincoln tunnel, 20 minute wait. alternate-side parking rules suspended for yom kippur, but pay the meters, and remember to be safe, don't text and drive. >> alex, thank you so much. >>> a young woman who lost her police officer father 6 years ago was surprised by a special tribute at her wedding. christa mendell was married last weekend, and sadly her father was killed 6 years ago. the surprise came during what would have been the father- daughter answer is when his fellow officers stepped in for him. >> someone tapped on the shoulder and said can i cut? i was shocked and i didn't know how to respond. when he said there's a whole line of us, i broke down and didn't know how to respond. >> that's special. >>> time now, 6:54. we will check in with gail king for a preview. >> that's quite -- gayle sing for a preview. >> that's quite the story. norah is live at the white house. we will bring you the state arrival ceremony, the meeting with the president and the papal parade. all of this is live. the news is back in the morning. a lot of news

lincoln and holland minor delays. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. ken and lori, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning -- >> i have decided in 2020 to run for president. >> there you go. that was kanye's big announcement ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? >>> the white house is chiming in now that rapper kanye west revealed his political future. >> i have decided in 2020 to run for president. >> well, that was west sunday night at the mtv music awards tossing his hat for the 2020 presidential race for the white house. the white house press secretary josh ernest responding saying he looks forward to seeing what slogan west chooses for his campaign hate, a failed -- hat, availed reference to donald trump's make america great hats. >>> new regula

lincoln street right now is double-parked with utility vehicles. [ chainsaw ] >> reporter: over here on jefferson street they are taking down every, single tree. >> i'm trying to help these people get things back to normal. [ chainsaws ] >> reporter: on some streets the only thing standing that isn't burned is the brand-new telephone pole that was installed about an hour ago. just another sign that the rebuilding process here will be a long one. but with an army of workers and volunteers, at least the job is under way. >> this is what it's about. we help each other whether we know them or not. >> reporter: wilson walker, kpix 5. >> as for the damage estimate, it is way too soon to tell. state farm says it's received at least 320 claims from valsvik tips so far. many insurers are just start to get into the burn areas to assess the devastation. they received at least 320 claims from victims so far. >>> there was a break from tent city for the last six days. a high school football game is helping bring people's spirits up. emily turner reports. >> reporter: it is bringing people's spiri

we are told that is when 4-year-old gabe heard his missing dog parking outside his home in lincoln county, mississippi. he ran out to follow the sound and ended up falling in the same hole as the dog. >> him and the dog out in the yard playing. he was running, running like normal kid does. they had to call in a french crew. they lowered a rope down but it was too complicated for little gabe to figure out. but a second try with a different device worked. freeing gabe and his dog unharmed. the officials say he was cold and hungry but no injuries. jonathan: coming up at 4:00. a local motorcycle dealership is in a were of words over race relations in america. i'll tell you what the fuss is about. alison: plus, the hug seen around the web. we will explain this photo that is going to viral when we come back. jonathan: we will take you to break with one of our favorite back to school picks. e-mail account. look at this. his daughter graduated from elementary school, gwenn park and the university of north carolina at chapel hill. but before going back to work this fall she is enrolling at califor

lincoln tunnel, 20 minute delay, 15 at the holland. and george washington not too bad. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. over to you, john. >> thank you. >>> it's national respect day. and you got to respect the heat. the it's going to be warm again today. south wind keeps the south shore cooler but in the city, 87 with sun. and now clouds, more this weekend. could see a late day shower. and another shower affiliated with a cold front sunday. and finally the 70s are back sunday, even cooler first of next week. >> thank you so much. >>> another check of news and weather in 25 minutes. >> thanks for watching. >> "cbs this morning" is next. wonderful weekend. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, it is friday, september 18th, 2015. welcome to centimeter. >>> donald trump faces new criticism for what he did not say at a town hall meeting. >>> candidate bernie sanders is here to explain his jump in the polls. >>> the president of iran gives his first western interview to "60 minutes." >>> plus protecting the people's pope. how the pope could push the boundaries during his

quarter after 5:00 on this saturday, here's a live look outside lincoln financial field where tomorrow it is going to be very busy, and this parkingd with tailgaters ahead of the eagles and cowboys game. the home opener of the season starts at 4:25. >>> jail time could be in the cards for a main line fortune teller. police in the devon area of chester county arrested her yesterday, charged with death by deception. accused of billing $24,000 from a woman dealing with divorce and health issues. according to the court documents, she paid her for wedding dress and prayer candles. neighbors say she lived a comfortable life. >> expensive cars, just different people sitting in the car waiting, just shady to me. >> state law bans certain types of fortune telling for profit. police say if you're a victim, they want to hear from you. >>> just as philadelphia gets ready to welcome a world religious leader, police are searching for the vandal or vandals who targeted a local church. the crooks hit the faith lutheran church on wood haven road. they used a cinder block to smash a front window and get inside the 55-year-old sanctuary. the vandal

parking signs. trust me, you'll see them. 800 around the area and lincoln and embarembarcadero. if you apply for a permit, you can apply on the city's website or apply online with the city. >> is, thanks. >>> coming up, pop quiz time. how americans are when it comes to common science questions. time to hit the books. >>> i don't know about you, but i'm glad i didn't wash the car yesterday. >> what a mess. >> i liked it. it was good and refreshing. >> you can feel the fall. >> yeah. you know, some people were just like, it didn't rain. what are you talking about? maybe you'll get it tomorrow because we will have another chance heading into the middle of the week and then it starts to heat up, once again. are you ready for that? let's take a live look outside right now as we get a view of the bay bridge. a cloudy start to the day. some of us start out with some of that mist and drizzle. once again, just like we when yesterday morning and then the skies will clear and we'll get a lot of sunshine. it will be a sunny afternoon. 60 degrees now in the north bay and the east bay and 59

lincoln tunnel 30 minute delay. 20 at the holland, and a reminder, alternate-side parking rules in effect citywide. >> thank you, meg. hi, everybody. feeling like summer again today. actually fog for long island. isolated pockets north and west. 87, whoohooo, more of a july day today. watch for increasing clouds and sunday. looks like 70 next week. >> looking good, john. another check of news and weather in 25 minutes. >> i'm alex denis.

delay free to the george washington bridge, and the lincoln and holland tunnels are moving well. alternate-side parking rules suspended today for rosh hashanah, but pay the meters. >> alex, thank you so much. >>> getting your dog to cooperate is an ongoing struggle for so many pet owners, but it doesn't have to be. >> the experts of the humane society says it doesn't have to be. lance, eager, and luna invaded our news room, and we loved every minute of it, and then we tried the training tips on our own pooches. >> shake! high five! >> reporter: some dogs just get it. >> roll over! >> reporter: and for some, there's just no hope. >> no, roll over! [ laughter ] >> reporter: and then there's chloe. john elliott's dog clearly has a fine taste in music, and even her own adorable instagram page where she lounges in the sun perfect pup. guess again. our cbs 2 family of pets has a mixed bag of obedience. chris' wife's dog, charlie is joining the chloe group, and then alex's dog, argos, sit! >> as for me, we only have a pet fish, so i branched out to my sister's dog, penny. perfection in every way i must say. h

. >> she has been compared now to rosa parks, martin luther king and abraham lincoln. you think? >> it's certainly not to appeal to logic or compassion or empathy or the law or american history because they're way out of touch with all of them. it's sad to see this woman making these statements and abused by her attorney and going down this path, and what's appalling is to see these agendas being used at taxpayer expense to deprive loving and committed couples of their day where they should be able to walk into a government office, get a license and be able to so celebrate their love and their commitment through marriage. >> quickly, they say that kentucky legislature needs to pass a law to make the supreme court ruling effective in kentucky. is that grounded in law? >> no. it's not grounded in law. it's not grounded in logic. today friends who marry put out a graphic. 99.4% of the counties in this country are following the law, couples are getting married. this couple should, too. >> evan wilson, thank you very much. thanks for joining us. msnbc live continues next. >

i couldn't get my play group in my inner sunset neighborhood down to the park at golden gate park and lincoln way might have been the mississippi river and there were no crosswalks and crossing the street with a grouch toddler was -- group of toddlers was taking their life in the hands and i was in on committee chaired by supervisor dianne feinstein and we got the stop lights and every time i go through the intersections with my grandchildren now in tow i am grateful that the board of supervisors supported parents from throughout the inner sunset and haight ashbury and having access to a great resource that wasn't available. i learned in that play group working with 12 families in my neighborhood that unmet child care needs were then sadly in 1971, 72, a huge issue, not just for my family, not just for other families in district 5 and the inner sunset but throughout the city and with a grant from the rosenberg foundation i was happy to be part of a collect ofive that started the -- collective that started the child care switch board and sounds ancient now and it's an oxymoron and our goal was

at the lincoln tunnel and holland tunnel n for a nice ride. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. >>> new this morning, a man shot and killed in the bronx. it's the latest in an outbreak of violence that claimed seven lives over the weekend. jen maxfield is in the belmont section of the bronx. >> reporter: that's right. this is still an active investigation here at the corner of east 189th and beaumont avenue. we're going to show you behind me e the nypd crime scene unit has just showed up here on the scene. this is where a 39-year-old taxi driver was shot in the head this morning and killed. his family members have gathered arounded corner to mourn his violent death. women were wailing and dozens of fellow taxi drivers came to grieve. this gentleman was driving a green taxi. after being shot, the driver lost control and crashed into several other cars, including the silver car next to where it came to rest. this man is the latest victim of gun violence after a weekend of shootings. seven people were killed this weekend, including three men who were murdered

lincoln and holland. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. ken, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> many parents may call it the best time of the year. but most students dread the end of summer and the start of the new school year. >> new york city public schools are back in session today including one school building seriously damaged in a gas explosion just a couple of weeks ago. eyewitness news reporter kala rama is live at j.f.k. hymn in marble hill, kala? >> reporter: lori, good morning, now is about the time the students are getting out the new first day of school outfit to get ready, right? j.f.k. will be open. there is no damage out here. you can see how inn tense the blast was. the windows blown out from the gas fueled explosion. back in june work began to upgrade the science labs here. construction crews triggered the explosion injuring about three workers. j.f.k. is made up of seven schools with 4,000 students. if the school at the kennedy campus was not ready, they would have been different schools. the students will file thro

park is in district 1. i see that the katy tang district site had significantly more for an increase in a year of the single unit dispatches along lincolno you see patterns and changes like that as the homeless shift isn't park? >> i would agree where you're going with that maybe. i haven't been around golden gate park lately. my travel is from bernal heights in that area but i don't know if the homeless population has increased in golden gate park. i don't know. >> the last thing i wanted to complement you on a tie clib and it looks like a pulaski and it's cool. >> i can give you one. >> let's make sure we all get one. >> okay. >> lieutenant booshay for the rest of the presentation. >> hi. good morning. lieutenant mary shay with the fire prevention at the fire department. as you can tell i'm trying to prevent fires so from my end i try to do what i do to prevent fires. regarding the management of forest and brush fire in san francisco from prevention we got a look how the city is like. although we cannot really say we're totally a wild land urban interface area supervisor as you know we have pockets that we consider so. one of the main

the lincoln tunnel in good shape as well as the holland tunnel. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> thank you very much. the kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples, she's out of jail this morning. she was greeted like a rock star. you hear that music. that is survivor's eye of the tiger as she was released. band members from survivor took to facebook posting they never gave her the right to use that song. she was freed because deputy clerks have agreed to abide by the law. she has six deputy clerks in her office. the issue, they will issue licenses to all couples regardless of whether they're same sex couples. >> i just want to give god the glory. his people have rallied and you are a strong people. >> republican presidential candidate, mike huckabee and ted cruz were both at the jail and supported davis. she's refusing, though, to resign her office. she can't be fired because she was elected to that post. she plans to return to work this week. >>> happening today, the university

lincoln is 15. the holland is a 5 minute delay. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. >>> thank you. it's 6:52, and we are following breaking news in brooklyn. a suspect was shot in an early morning police involved shooting. this is a live look at the scene >>> 6:55, and police in brooklyn found themselves at two shooting scenes during the night, and they put one suspect in the hospital after a quick gunfight. >> dray clark live in bushwick with that story. dray. >> good morning, detectives are still here on the 1100 block of bushwick avenue near jefferson where that exchange of gunfire happened. that suspect hit in the leg. the officer the not hurt at all. take a look at the vehicle they were riding in. you can see on the driver side of this unmarked police car there is a bullet hole actually inside the door. initially police were responding to a report of a shooting on madison street. that is where a man was shot in the arm around 1:30. officers caught up with the shooter at bushwick near jefferson. the officers say that suspect raised a weapon a

i couldn't get my play group in my inner sunset neighborhood down to the park at golden gate park and lincoln might have been the mississippi river and there were no crosswalks and crossing the street with a grouch toddler was -- group of toddlers was taking their life in the hands and i was in on committee chaired by supervisor dianne feinstein and we got the stop lights and every time i go through the intersections with my grandchildren now in tow i am grateful that the board of supervisors supported parents from throughout the inner sunset and haight ashbury and having access to a great resource that wasn't available. i learned in that play group working with 12 families in my neighborhood that unmet child care needs were then sadly in 1971, 72, a huge issue, not just for my family, not just for other families in district 5 and the inner sunset but throughout the city and with a grant from the rosenberg foundation i was happy to be part of a collect ofive that started the -- collective that started the child care switch board and sounds ancient now and it's an oxymoron and our goal was to

as you go to the george washington bridge and try to cross that, lincoln and holland 10 to 15 minutes. alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended but the metered are in effect. ken, over to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning we look back on the life of famed yankee catcher, coach and manager yogi berra. the yog by berra museum tweed out news of his passing. he was born lawrence peter berra died of natural causes at his home in new jersey. take a learn look at his namesake museum in little falls. he celebrated his 90th birthday just months ago. call will rama has more -- kala rama has more. >> good morning, kala. >> reporter: good morning, ken. he left behind the legacy. he helped the yankees reach 14 world series out of the 18 seasons. as we mentioned, we learned about his passing from the yogi berra museum. they sent out a tweet that reads: he was inducted into the hall of fame in 1972. berra played for and managed both the yankees and the mets taking both teams within one game of a world championship. and, of course, the reaction has been pouring in. here is some from major league baseball. a picture of b

in the coming days the national park service says it will drain water from a 30-foot section of the reflecting pool at the lincoln memorial. to repair a damaged part of the pool basin. 95% of the reflecting pool will still have water. the work should be done by next summer. >>> it's a boy. this week the national zoo announced the surviving panda cub born to meishung is a male. they also revealed meishung's long time mate is the father. they say the little guy is gaining weight and is in really good shape. >> he's gaining weight, which is a good thing. so we know that it's nursing successfully and it's growing. >> you might remember the cub's smaller sibling that died was also a boy. zoo officials think the cub developed pneumonia from accidentally breathing in a small piece of food. >>> more than 700,000 cars have been stolen in the past year. ahead on news 4 this week, we're going to show you the cars and the trucks that were stolen the most in our area. >>> plus your tax dollars buying starbucks coffee? the iteam is investigating whether government credit cards used to buy that coffee were stolen. >>> you might

i couldn't get my play group in my inner sunset neighborhood down to the park at golden gate park and lincoln way might have been the mississippi river and there were no crosswalks and crossing the street with a grouch toddler was -- group of toddlers was taking their life in the hands and i was in on committee chaired by supervisor dianne feinstein and we got the stop lights and every time i go through the intersections with my grandchildren now in tow i am grateful that the board of supervisors supported parents from throughout the inner sunset and haight ashbury and having access to a great resource that wasn't available. i learned in that play group working with 12 families in my neighborhood that unmet child care needs were then sadly in 1971, 72, a huge issue, not just for my family, not just for other families in district 5 and the inner sunset but throughout the city and with a grant from the rosenberg foundation i was happy to be part of a collect ofive that started the -- collective that started the child care switch board and sounds ancient now and it's an oxymoron and our goal was

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