. >> walk a little with michael bailey. >> we'll come to we'll use that. >> i mean is it hard city tod places to use? >> not really. but you know what? a lot of times we want it secluded, we don't really want to be around society. >> all around the city from parks like this to abandoned buildings and underpasses people are shooting up heroin. >> what's the danger of being out here alone. >> definitely oding if you are getting a shot don't do the taste test first, you the are rushing in there rushing and doing. >> that's where you live? >> where i live, yeah. >> wow. >> and that danger has led droves of drug users to search for a safer place to inject. it's an unspoken secret that they've effectively taken over the bathrooms of community organizations like this one in brooklyn. >> so i'm going to show you or bathroom. >> evelyn minimall milan is a cy advocate. >> we don't condone drug use but people are going to be use and we want them to be safe and more than anything to be healthy. our job is to keep them alive. >> the bathrooms have become so popular with users that milan set up som

. >> walk a little with 52-year-old michael bailey, known as highway mike, and he can show you a morkhat most do not see. >> these are normal spots what we come to. what we'll come to we'll use. >> is it a hard city to find places to use. >> not really. >> you know what, a lot of times we want to sebbing lewd -- sebbing lewd, we don't want to be in society >>> all around the city in underpasses and abandoned buildings people are oding. what are the dangers. >> definitely oding. >> that's where you live? >> yes. >> wow. that danger led droves of drug users to search for a safer place to inject. it's an unspoken secret that they have taken over the bathrooms of community brooklyn. >> i'll show you our bathroom. >> evelyn is a director of program services at vocal new york. it's a grassroots group that populations. >> we have a sharps container, for disposal after they use. they have their drugs. we don't condone use, people will use. we want them to be safe and healthy. our job is to keep them alive. >> the bathrooms are so popular with users that milan set up rules. there's a sign up s

. >> reporter: michael bailey books the fillmore for live nation. what is the root of the this place? >> well, it goes back to bill graham and his early days as a eporter: the late promoter bill graham first started booking rock acts in the fillmore in 1966. >> weble music there. getting to the point >> reporter: graham nash played the fillmore in the early days with , nash, and young. what was it about him? >> he loved san francisco. he loved hippies. he loved rock 'n' roll and he saw a way of money putting all of those things together and he made a lot of money. solo album will be released thising off stage one night at the fillmore. >> bill graham comes up and he goes, any chance you could do and we go, no, bill, we are done, man! this has been 3 1/2 hours and we are done! all of a sudden, a hundred underneath the door! and another hundred dollar bill comes under the door. when he gets to $800 neil says, one more song! funny night! fillmore was a great place. >> reporter: graham was famous for the acts he would. >> like, he would put miles davis

here they are michael john, paul neudigate, and teresa theetge are all new assistant chiefs. david bailey, who will now serve as the new executive assistant chief, a position current police chief eliot isaac held. chief isaac says he wanted them all in position before the summer months only on fox19 now now a story you'll see only on fox19 now... a local teacher honored.. after his quick actions saved the life of a student... joseph dupps - a teacher at indian hill... performed the heimlich maneuver on a student after he began to choke on a pretzel.. it happened last month.. tonight - dupps was called a hero.. and recognized by the indian hill school board. it's a very big honor, i appreciate everything from indian hill, drew's parents, drew and being a part of this was a great experience, but i'm glad that he was safe, more than anything. that's what i did it for. the recognition was fantastic, but without it, i'd be more than happy. dupps says he wouldn't trade his job as a teacher for anything in the world. a bizarre story ... out of florida tonight ... a man is facing charges ..after

bailey - about 45 miles southwest of denver. there's a new chapter today in the ongoing legal saga of kennedy cousin michael skakel. prosecutors in connecticut are conviction for the 1975 death of his teenage neighbor reinstated. skakel was convicted in 2002 of the decades old murder of his teenaged neighbor martha moxley. he had been serving more than 10 years in prison when a lower court threw out his conviction saying skakel received an inadequate defense from his lawyer mickey sherman. prosecutors say that's not true. "this was far from a slipshod defense this was a well thought out defense." but lawyers for the nephew of ethel kennedy say sherman cared more about fame than winning the case. if prosecutors lose their bid, skakel will get a new trial. he is currently out on a 1.2 million dollar bail. the texas court of criminal appeals has dismissed the indictments against former texas governor rick perry. rick perry/former texas governor: "i've always known were right." perry was indicted in 2014....on charges of abuse of official capacity and coercion of a public servant. the case came about from a threat to v

bailey. the gunman killed deputy nate deputy. that man. >>> new information on a cherry creek schools bus driver suspected of dui. michael hobbs is out of jail tonight. he was contacted by arapahoe county deputies yesterday after a coworker reported he smelled of alcohol. cbs 4 karen is like tonight. that driver failed a roadside test but past the breathalyzer. >>reporter: exactly. the breath test showed signs of alcohol, but it was under the legal limit. now their roadside test is what got him arrested. he also has taken a blood test and those results will play a huge factor on how this case proceeds. about 30 students were on the bus driven by michael hobbs thursday afternoon. he made once top before authorities contacted him questioning his sobriety. >>i saw the bus stop at the vehicle behind him with his light flashing. >>reporter: neighbors watched as the kids piled off the bus and the sheriff deputy responded to the intersection, they handcuffed the driver into them away. cherry creek school district says a staff member alerted them to the possibility that hobbs may have been drinking after she smelled alcohol on h

bailey. the gunman killed deputy nate carrigan and wounded another deputies returned fire and kill that man. >>> new information on a cherry creek schools bus driver suspected of dui. michael hobbs is out of jail tonight. he was contacted by arapahoe county deputies yesterday afternoon. after a coworker reported he smelled of alcohol. cbs 4 karen is like tonight. that driver failed a roadside test but past the breathalyzer. >>reporter: exactly. the breath test showed signs of alcohol, but it was under the legal limit. now their roadside test is what got him arrested. he also has taken a blood test huge factor on how this case proceeds. about 30 students were on the bus driven by michael hobbs thursday afternoon. he made once top before authorities contacted him questioning his sobriety. >>i saw the bus stop at the corner and a cherry creek vehicle behind him with his light flashing. >>reporter: neighbors watched as the kids piled off the bus and the sheriff deputy responded to the intersection, they handcuffed the driver into them away. cherry creek school district says a staff member alerted them to the possibility that hobbs may have been drinking after she smelled alcoh

bassett - 16 bailey johnson - 40 michelle carhart - 40 logan turpin - montvale - 21 mila conner - vernon hill - 3 steven lewis - roanoke mary-katherine schmidt - roanoke amber henderson - 31 michael peterson - vinton - 50 jordin terry- cabbler - roanoke - 4 james wriston - copper hill - 6 andy & lisa fischer - buena vista - 26th anniversary jimmy & vickie steahly - roanoke - 37th anniversary hunter & shelva arehart - snowville - 62nd continue across the area today we have a low-pressure center located back toward western kentucky tennessee heading toward the great lakes but ahead of that getting a lot a golf moisture and also would that easterly component to the when some atlantic moisture all-time converging on our region. that's why flash flooding flooding concerns across our area today we get the yellows and oranges that's were getting some heavier downpours this morning had some thunderstorms down in north carolina. but still have this cool air locked at the servers that cool air wedge we have stable air so is those thunderstorms drive into stable air they tend to fall part that's are saving grace right now but later today that's can a get scour out temperatures warm up will