many cities across california are still waiting for new parks that were promised when voters approvedd measure to fund the parks ten years ago. * * * kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the story now from san jose, which is bucking the trend. >> reporter:one of four parks funded by the bond measure here in san jose, all four are now open. sot chris mapote/park user back in 2006, voters approved a $400 million dollar bond issue to build new parks in poor neighborhoods. ten years later, fewer than half are done. many have been stalled by red tape and generous completion deadlines to facilitate oversight. building a new park takes time says ed bautista with the city of san jose. sot ed bautista/san jose parks dept. san jose left some money on the table and is asking the state for permission to spend that money on extra park amenities like more shade structures. park users say it's been worth the wait sot sean tran/park user sot romel aquipel/park user standup closer a big sign of how the economy is doing from the port of oakland. july was the busiest month for the port in the last ten y

if you park in lot m, you have until november to find a new spot. as for pricing with all these parking spaces suddenly disappearing, i checked this morningg still 30 bucks online through ticketmaster, if you just outside the stadium parking in all the lettered lots it's already sold out for tomorrow's preseason game the dress rehearsal for the regular season, we'll have a preview coming up just after 5:30. at mile high stadium, i'm jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> thank you. the av's just got a new head coach, jared bednar. he won the ahl's championship last season. he also won the echl's kelly cup in 2009. that was with the south carolina stingrays. he replaces patrick abruptly quit earlier this month. got a lot of wins behind him. >>> you'd think the fresh mountain air would keep us looking young. not the case. >> this is horrible. there's a new wrinkle rating that says people living in denver have more wrinkles than pretty much everyone else in the country. >> i'm going to stop smiling. >> seriously? awesome. according to roc skin care, denver is t

site, this national site, which has been named a national park for the last seven years, it is a new park. and usually the park service is not into urban parks, but this is right smack in the middle of urban america, industrial urban america. with some problems of course, industrialization, it has changed. even though there is still manufacturing going on, but this combines the aesthetics of the great falls which is the second-largest falls in the east. with the great historic happenings of the great falls, the industrial revolution, first submarine, first cars or trains. we had tremendous engines that were built in paterson, new jersey. more engines came out of paterson than in any place in america. it was the silk city of the world, paterson, new jersey. and you might say, you got to be kidding me. we could not grow the mulberry bush. we tried to do that a long time ago. but we still developed the silk industry. the silk road from paterson, new jersey. great history. hamilton knew exactly what he was doing. he had a mind for financing and economics. he showed this city in new jersey as

parks throughout new york city. >> a 23% increase in crimes in city parks in the past nine months. tonight police are trying to figure out how to stop it. >> mallory hoff at one of the most violent parks in new york, she's in queens at the flushing meadows corona park. >> this can be a very dangerous place to be and a lot of park goers just hearing about these numbers say they are in fact on edge. out today a lot of people remember in the summertime, this is a free activity. >> reporter: new york city park advocates say violent crime has increased 23% in the last nine months compared to the previous nine months. >> obviously the world is changing. it's not like we used to know it. anything can happen. >> reporter: in the last nine months at city park, six people were murdered. 14 were raped. 254 were robbed. felony assaults. >> the only dedicated full-time park police are the park patrol. >> reporter: president of nyc park advocates says increased safety measures are necessary. >> for years we've been calling on the mayor and city council to dramatically increase our park place and

an update to a story we first told you about last week, a stop work order has been issued on a new parking lot at saint l as part of the construction, the church knocked down trees part of a meditation garden and plaza built more than 10 years ago and cost parishioners $2 million and had plaques placed with the trees in honor of loved ones but work on the new parking lot has been stopped because the church did not have the proper permits. it is not determined when or if the project will be able to move forward. >>> new jersey is considering allowing food to be served at funeral homes. because of public health concerns, it has been against the law since 1960. inside a funeral home. assembly woman nancy pinken has introduced the pleasure end to the ban. supporters of the change of the ban are suggesting comfort foods like coffee, and cookies and sand witches. >> we're not having the individual laid out, where you are doing the embalming in the first place. so those type of things would be worked out in the regulations. >> last month, new york state announced its intention to drop the ban on

jarvis's contribution to the park service and he has an op-ed entitled "these lands are your lands, nework." and he concludes, it is pretty hard not to feel a wash of pride for our country when you stand at the rim of the grand canyon national park and the alpine glow of the grand teton national park on the steps of the lincoln memorial or the ood stained field of gettysburg national military park. these are our american cathedrals. enjoy them and refresh your memory of what it means to be an mesh from jonathan jarvis, director of the national park service. 202-748-8000, if you live in the eastern half of the country and those in the mountain an pacific time zones, 202-748-8001 and for those listening on c-span radio, join in on the conversation. stephanie is joining us from mammoth cave, kentucky. good morning. caller: hi. host: good morning, stephanie. caller: i live at mammoth cave and that's my actual zip code. i under out here at sequoia and you apparently have to pay to even just get on to the park is what i'm understanding. at mammoth cave, you can drive all over the park, walk a

this site, this national site, which has been a national park for the last seven years, just is a new park. and usually, a park service was not into urban parks, but this is right smack in the middle of urban america, industrial urban america. with some problems, of course, industrialization, it's changed. even though there's still manufacturing going on, this combines the aestheticoffs the great falls which is the second greatest falls in the east, with the great historic happenings of the great falls. the industrial revolution, first submarine, first cars, trains. we had tremendous engines build in paterson, new jersey. more engines come out of paterson, new jersey, right in the great falls area, than in any place in america. it was the silk city of the world. paterson, new jersey. and when people say you gotta be kidding me, no, we couldn't grow the mulberry bush. we tried to do that. a long time ago. but we still developed the silk industry. the silk wove from asia to paterson, new jersey. hamilton knew exactly what he was doing. he had a mind for finances for economics. he saw this ci

any new parking spaces. the denver city 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 conve

parking. >> there's no more free anything. everything is taken away from us. >> some business owners like the new paid parking because it means more customers can find a spot. >> more turnover because before the muni meters i couldn't >> an online petition is demanding the new paid parking spots be removed or alternative free parking be provided for local residents. some here seem resigned to it. >> if i could get away with not paying it, you know, but what's -- what's got to be has got to be. >> the local city councilman said he's made a request that some of these new paid spots be set free once again. in bay ridge brooklyn, steve langford cbs2 news. >>> two city council members notification before making free parking spaces subject to muni if meters. >>> donald trump is trying to move on from a tough week on the campaign trail and hillary clinton is extending her lead into states that have previously been solid republican. chris boswell has this report from washington. >> because a tape was made, you saw that with the airplane coming in. >> donald trump is doing something he rarely does. he now admits he was wrong about this

>>> right now on news 4 new york, danger in the park. violent crime on the rise in some of the places new yorkers trust to be safe. and you parks are seeing a big spike in assaults and robberies. >> tonight, 4 investigators where you and your family could be at risk. here's news 4's natalie pasquarella. >>> everyone hold hands. hold hands. hold hands. >> reporter: very shara, a camp counselor in flushing meadows park, nothing is more important than protecting her kids. >> like the little buggers. want to keep them safe. >> reporter: of all parks in the city, flushing meadows ranks startling numbers from the nypd show that while violent crime has dropped citywide, down 50% in central park, it's up 23% in other parks. >> we've never seen a jump like this before. >> reporter: jeff croft is president of new york parks advocates, which crunched the latest nypd crime reports comparing the most recent nine months to the same period last year. it found rapes were up 40%, felony assault jumped 34%, and robberies spiked 15%. >> 417 victim of violen

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a bad accident in the village of new hyde park. one pedestrian hit by one of those cars there. >> reporter: just a horrific accident here that happened at about 5:15 in front of 1490. believe it or not, the one car east on union turnpike and slammed into a bus stop. police are telling us there is confirmed one injury here, unknown the extent of that injury. but you can imagine this could have been a lot worse. we're going to bring this picture out to show you how many people are standing around in this parking lot. some of those people may have been in that bus stop at the moment the union turnpike remains open. police are investigating exactly what happened here. 7, eyewitness news. >> okay, thank you. >>> the head of the naacp arrested. coming up, why he and the organization's national director were taken into custody. plus, with pro football not working out, tim tebow is ready i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionar

we must magic of our parks and land to inspire and empower a new generation of conservation and history preservation. in many ways this centennial year has been a national mahter not -- mather mountain party. i asked everybody to find their national park that creates practical and our goal has been to create the next generation of visitors and advocates for the national parks and public land. if we do not in the words of my predecessor, we may lose them to selfish interests. public lands to be developed for short-term gain. i want each of you for the moment to take a little bit of patriotic pride that our nation created this idea of national parks and today that system embodies our highest ideals, are most symbolic places, and stand as the best national park system in the world. they also tell the story to -- through place. 412 worthwhile places, places of great inspiration like the statue of liberty, faces of beauty like yosemite or the grantor times. in places like the grand canyon and the everglades. places of great ecological restoration like returning water flows to the everglades,

park. host: thanks for the call from new jersey. hank has this tweet. ympic national park is one of my favorites. lori is from wisconsin. caller: my favorite is grand teton national park. it is the most gorgeous, beautiful, wonderful place. there is a big financial thing going on there right now. we have all of the world leaders going on there now. it is a magical and beautiful place. many people forget that is just down from yellowstone. there are some fires there right now. i want to encourage young people, and encourage our get -- educators to get people to work there during the summer. right now, the park and concessions are hiring people from poland and russia and latvia incentive college and universities here. -- instead of colleges and universities here. it is one of the best experiences you can have in your life. i have friends that i've met in this experience that 35 years later are still my best friends. it was just magical. it is still our lovely home and where our heart is. we had a wonderful experience. i encourage people to go do that becau

it allows us to provide the content that the national parks service has in new way.nd so we're sort of content rich. and so you can go much deeper. and i think particularly with the millennial generation, they're going to bring their smartphones and their devices with them and there's a certain expectation that they can utilize them in the national parks. probably not at the bottom of the grand canyon. >> what would you say is the single greatest challenge of the next 50 years? >> the single greatest challenge is climate change. i think climate change is directly affecting the resources upon which we manage, whether it's glaciers disappears or fires burning a month longer or species moving. it's directly affecting our cultural assets. places that sit right at sea level is going to be very hard to maintain. we're going to have to make some triage decisions about what we keep and what we let go. >> david rubenstein has given millions of dollars recently to the national parks service, including to the lincoln memorial where we're standing today. what is the role of priv

cbs 58 got a look around today and we'll share it with you. 3 and we have good news about the mitchell park domes....it won't be too long before all three of them are back open to "reopen" "i have always supported my party's nominee. that's what made this decision so difficult" difficult." and with that, another republican leader....maine senator susan collins, announced that wi vote for donald trump in november. collins says the tipping point for her was trump's recent feud with the family of a muslim-american solder who was killed in iraq. 3 watch for more coverage of trump's troubles within the republican party coming up on the cbs evening news with scott pelley at 5-30., 3 trump's running mate, mike pence is planning a campaign stop in milwaukee. he'll be here on thursday night at 7 at the hilton city center downtown.it will be pence's second wisconsin visit in friday. 3 someday, the milwaukee bucks new arena will look something like this. construction just started in june, so they've still got a long way to go, but they're making progress...and as cbs 58's lindsey branwall learned toda

a new park. new pattern and they put up these bright signs hoping it clears up any confusion. this woman hopes so too. she has cerebral palsy and takes her a little longer to cross. >> i had close calls myself. and i just -- for myself, i need to slow down. >> reporter: blair miller, fox25 news. >> julie: helpful information from blair. that stretch of road has caused so much confusion that quincy police put a video on their facebook telling drivers how the system works. to far no crashes at the involving tom brady's wife is being cut from tomorrow's ceremony of the olympics. gisele bunchen took part in a skit where she and to be robbed by a poor child from the lums of rio. they called it a tremendous misunderstanding. intended to have the boy asking the supermodel for a unaware what role gisele will be in the ceremonies. >>> hanley ramirez will miss only two games. no damage to his wrist, just sore. great news there. >>> david ortiz getting love for the mariner's before last night's game. how about 34 pounds of fish to sell is great your retirement from pike place market. the

reporting live in sherman park eric levy cbs 58 news. the a-t-f national response team is reporting the that may help find the people responsible for the arson fires in the sherman park neighborhood. we saw special agents in action at several of the eight businesses that were set on fire saturday night.while they can't talk specifically about what they founthey say they have components they need to make a case, but the crucial piece of information they need to prosecute will be from witnesses. joel lee, asst. special agent, atf: one piece of this giant puzzle is human intelligence. that something that were sorely need." need." there's the potential to collect ten thousand dollars in reward money. the atf is asking people who know something to call them or even hit them up on twitter to quote the assistant special agent. the loss is in the millions..nobody's giving an exact figure just yet. milwaukee mayor tom barrett is crediting church groups and police for keeping sherman park relatively quiet the past two nights. 11:08:32-40 you can re

site, this national site, which has been named a national park for the last seven years, it is a new parkusually the park service is not into urban parks, but this is right smack in the middle of urban america, industrial urban america. with some problems of course, industrialization, it has changed. even though there is still manufacturing going on, but this comes behind the aesthetics of the great walls, which is the second-largest wall in the east. with the great historic happenings of the great walls, the industrial revolution, first trains.e, first cars or we had tremendous engines that were built in paterson, new jersey. more engines came out of paterson then in any place in america. it was the silk city of the world, paterson, new jersey. and you might say, you got to be kidding me. we could not grow the mulberry bush. we tried to do that along time ago. but we still developed the silk industry. from paterson, new jersey. hamilton knew exactly where this was going. he had a mind for finding a system of economics. he showed this city in new jersey as a place to begin this great indu

i guess between six to seven new parks per year have been added. or heritage areas. but when a park is authorized and is placed on the direct supervision of the park service, unless it's written in the operational law of the appropriation it doesn't come with new money. each new park has to compete with the yellowstone and the yosemites and the roger williams providence, or the john haffey heritage area here in rhode island. so i know where i am. i hope you visit these parks while you're in rhode island. we just need more money. >> what i would add to that, because i think it's a really complicated question, important question, is the history of partisan politics in the united states over the last 30 or 40 years has really changed the fiscal challenge not just actually of the national park service but of all the land holding agencies of the united states government, that actually the park service does better relative to congress than any of the other land agencies which of course include fish and wildlife, blm, and usda, the forest service, as well as don't forget the

. >>> a ribbon-cutting will be for a new parking garage for a new complex in bartow. ceremony is set for 1:00 this afternoon at the north end of the garage. parking officially opens for drivers tomorrow morning at 7:00. >>> the ray also try to even up the toronto blue jays and a clearwater native will be swimming for a medal in the olympic games. tom korun has that and more. >> reporter: good morning. if you trying to run with the blue jays chances are you'll end up on the short end of the stick. rays found out last night. this game tied at 4 heading into the seventh, that is where they gave it up. travis starting with the single up the middle, bases loaded, that gives then jose batista uncorks the bat a little more with two more runs. the rays open up their three game series with the 7-5 loss. >>> two days and counting to the buccaneers preseason opener against the eagles. one area on my watch list, buccaneers defense. i would like to see what this group will do under mike smith and see how they get out the field on third downs, if the situation presents itself i defe

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jarvis's contribution to the park service and he has an op-ed entitled "these lands are your lands, new york." and he concludes, it is pretty hard not to feel a wash of pride for our country when you stand at the rim of the grand canyon national park and the alpine glow of the grand teton national park on the steps of the lincoln memorial or the ood stained field of gettysburg national military park. these are our american cathedrals. enjoy them and refresh your memory of what it means to be an mesh from jonathan jarvis, director of the national park service. 202-748-8000, if you live in the eastern half of the country and those in the mountain an pacific time zones, 202-748-8001 and for those listening on c-span radio, join in on the conversation. stephanie is joining us from mammoth cave, kentucky. good morning. caller: hi. host: good morning, stephanie. caller: i live at mammoth cave and that's my actual zip code. i under out here at sequoia and you apparently have to pay to even just get on to the park is what i'm understanding. at mammoth cave, you can drive all over the park, walk

steve: we're at scene at new hyde park with what we know, joe. reporte: this happened just men mitt minutes ago, right out in front of lake success center shopping mall, what appears to speed through this mesnick 4 , that is the bus stop could we understand there were people in the bus stop we arrived we saw, several people, being triaged by ems, 4 of them, this person may be the driver of the automobile, unclear, it appeared to be a senior citizen, unclear how that accident happened. but major investigation underway eastbound union turnpike in new hyde park. near like success center shopping area. this also a traffic problem. multiple pedestrian struck by that automobile. they are putting up the crime scene tape to begin the investigation. >> russian hackers may have compromised millions of american credit and debit cards. dari: dan bowens with how they attacked store, reporter: jenniffer and steve this is ar -- affecting or oracle. they could be in restaurants unite clubs or staggering 300 thousand cash registers possibly compromised they are r

before the city invests two million in the new park he wants assurances. riders who use the streets will be ticketed. >> i would like to see some commitment from the recklessness of people riding atv and dirt bikes on our city sidewalks and streets jay he is not ready to surrender his vote, not when they failed to fix a rec center. >> the for these babies to be able to recreate when it is 90 degrees outside and they can't go in a water park. >> they need to hire a consultant to clean up the industrial waste that sits beneath the we first brought the dirt bike issue to light last yary and even discovered the grandson was riding illegally. >> the mayor with all due respect it seems like he knew he was doing this. >> he has since been arrested twice. councilman zach reid said these are not choir boys. >> these are grown men and women that are driving up and down our streets and up and down our communities and causing havoc and causing chaos in our wards and in our communities. around the idea for three years. the administration will have to wait longer. it wi

parks. 4 investigates digs deeper, why some parks are becoming dangerous and what's being done to keep new yorkers safe. >> last night we told you while overall crime is down, there has been a 23% spike in violent crime at other parks across the city. we found out the problem is law enforcement or lack there of. tonight, 4 investigates why. she is in the bad old days. >> we see hypodermic needles. >> hately, lisa thompson said claremont park shows no sign of being a magnet for crime. >> i feel pretty safe in this park. >> the numbers tell a different story. 14 violent crimes in a recent nine-month stretch, up from 4 the previous year. that's why fernandoz >> they're always around. >> every time. >> mostly in the night. >> what's behind an apparent spike? >> certainly unfair. >> jeffrey croft told 4 investigates, the problem is resources. >> we don't have enough enforcement. >> he said by comparison, zero violent crime to 2. >> they allocate a fraction of the funds needed to protect our park. >> but a park in a neighborhood like the flat iron district has a private conservancy. that means w

and the first question when they come for the wedding is how much parking do you have. >> the church says it plans to plant new trees on the other side of the parking lot and replace their practicals -- plaques. >>> active night tonight, dangerous for some. and it's gonna be this way for a while. weather watchers, today is a cool day to look at some pictures rainbow, but you see the big storms that rolled in from west to east, rolling right over the stadium in this particular picture. so we go outside right now. and what you can see is look out over the city. storms are north of our area. what we're dealing with is a pretty decent situation with the skies in the city. the humidity is still there. degrees. is there a cool-down out there? is there a storm threat for the weekend? a cool-down, it's not there for this weekend. average would be 83. we stay hot for at least the next five days. a storm chance it's out there. sunday afternoon, a repeat performance. and the why has to do with we've got some storms north of the area. but they're being pumped in from this gulf coast moisture. so we just stay in this patte

news is helicopter -- continuing in a moment. the second night in a row. the confrontations and the damage down in sherman park. >> breaking news coverage continues, more unrest overnight and police responded to the sherman park neighborhood for the second night in a row. >> not quite as many problems as the day before, but shots were fired and house fire is reported near the neighborhood. >> we are going live to matt up in news chopper 12. >> we are over the house fire, it did plenty of damage to the building at the corner of 41st and burleigh. the fire went through the roof. firefighters have put that out. the police are on the scene as well. reporting live, "12 news this morning." >> the fire reported at 5:00 this morning. we have been out gathering the new information. >> now to tim elliott live at the police headquarters with the latest, >> her hoping it is going to better today. milwaukee police all hands on deck throughout the weekend and everyone responding to that. we had issues last night, but nothing like we saw on saturday night. overnight, large crowds showed up to the milwaukee neighborhood and s

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which makes it really exciting to watch and a lot of fun. >> what's great about this new park you're seeing new video of it right now. it was old tennis courts coach tozer kept driving by. they were falling apart. no one's playing tennis. and that's when he had the idea let's bring futsal field to milwaukee so you can check it out tomorrow. that's our weekend pick. and props to coach tozer for doing something really cool for the community. that's our weekend pick. back to you guys. ben: the rain is not stopping the volunteers from helping out. ben: the crew from right here in wisconsin that's lending a hand to those without flood insurance. melinda: and more than 2 months shooting the hospital that took in so many of the victims, says switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. e

park? >> a new view. turning out to be the biggest disturbance during the rnc when we saw an american flag burned. beth? >> beth: we have storms in the area. some contain huge downpours that might take your loved ones time to get home. this red line is starting to move towards the east. some have already gotten soaked. hudson, peninsula and north royalton. you are getting it right now. i will let you know who is next coming up. >> mark: keeping an eye on the sky. scaling the trump tower in manhattan. he has been doing it for two hours for goodness' sakes. do you have a power bar on you? >> getting breaking news and weather powered by calvetta >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. of our wild weather. beth mccleod will be back in a matter of minutes to give you an idea what's going on. it is a soaker out there. >> romona: we are helping those without power to juice up. the cleveland 19 news power station is set up at lutheran east high school.

it will include a new parking garage along with restaurants and retail space. this is the first deadly accident on that site. >> kim: we transition to this local story. police warning all of us to have a healthy heads up, be aware of our surroundings and this within the same area within a couple of hours. five women robbed at gunpoint in five different places but the crimes were similar. just minded their own business when someone approached with a gun demanding money. police have a warning on how to stay safe. >> whether you are in a parking lot through your streets, pay attention to people. there are people in our community that do sit out there and prey on individuals who may not be pay ago tension. >> kim: if you have information that may help police solve these crimes, please call that hot line number on your screen. in decision 2016, donald trump las vegas that was planned for this friday. we just got word yesterday. the reason for the cancellation has not yet been released but the visit was supposed to be part of trump's campaign he was dubbing as immigr

news this morning. two homes catch fire near sherman park, an area that's week now. let's go live to news chopper 12. >> they continue to douse some smoldering embers. they get on the building, cut away the hot spots, but because so much of that building was consumed and collapsed in the blaze, they have to continue to pour water on it from above. 33rd just outside the sherman park neighborhood. right now, 33rd shut down in switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. i was watching tv and i saw you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse me, can i just... hmm? what? i just need it back. i don't have it. i don't know what you're talking about. >>> we're going to check back in with our breaking news this morning. two homes have caught fire near the sherman park neighborhood in milwaukee. of course, y

he is also directing state parks to extend the hours at swimming facilities. and cooling centers from new york city to long island and bergen county are open. careful. cbs 2's christine sloan live in far rockaway, queens, with precautions taken there. christine. >> reporter: dehydration, heat stroke, especially with the elderly, serious concern with this kind of nasty weather. excessive heat warnings because this hot, muggy weather is going to be with us right through the weekend. hot, humid and unbearable. what's it like out here? >> really humid. trying to that's why we came to the sprinklers. >> reporter: the only way to get relief from the intense heat outdoors running through these water sprinklers. >> since i went in the water, kind of feels kind of cozy, not that hot. >> reporter: city officials warning all residents to stay inside in a cool place. >> in new york city, more than 80% of heat stroke deaths in recent years involve people who were exposed to heat and homes without air- conditioning. turn it on. >> reporter: more than 500 cooling centers open for those without air-condi

these coming in from nasa this morning and what they are calling a new parking spot is how they are describingronauts with installing new equipment on the international space station that will allow new kinds of ships to dock on board there. some pretty cool stuff. these are live pictures from nasa this morning. this new parking spot as it's referring to it being installed right now. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> it's 6:34. more than 4,000 people are still waking up in shelters in louisiana. it's the worst flooding since hurricane katrina. they have had more rain in three days roughly than we have seen here all year. at least 13 people died. 85,000 people have already applied for federal disaster assistance. state officials say are damaged. >>> donald trump will see the damage in louisiana firsthand when he travels there today. trump and his running mate mike pence will be at a private event in baton rouge. last night, he expressed regret for some of the words he used in some of his campaigning. hillary clinton does not have any campaign events scheduled for today. >>> if you feel

-dash not so much status as the new park instructor will be built as part of a new building and that will include 500 new spots instruction set to start there the end of the year and will be finished by 2018 cell in the meantime is a couple that a couple of a 300 and something spots you won't have an adobe type parking at the games something to be this we week and we can start into the thickest on bonus of the on ramp in havana will be shut down as close to being a flick from sentimental monday morning at 5:00 a.m. so luckily before the rest and there will be one eastbound right hand lane closed also from central park boulevard to havana from 10 tonight until five monday morning as well the westbound on-ramp from havana street will also be closed until december of a bunch of work going on there so don't be surprised if you see that meet annually to the the airline pilots picketing or planning on picking to the headquarters in atlanta trying to call attention to their demands of the union says the members we just haven't caught up to where they were before financial losses and concess

the brand-new theme park has had a million guests since opening day. and hopes are sky high. with an enchanted castle towering above the rest we're behind the scenes on disney's most ambitious fairy tale yet. >>> and selena gomez speaking out over an instagram post by ex-boyfriend justin bieber, maybe she should just -- ? kill 'em with kindness go ahead go ahead go ahead now ? >> but first the "nightline 5." >> tired of redosing antacids? try duo fusion. two in one heart burn relief. the antacid goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. duo fusion from the makers of zantac. >>> my bladder leakage made me feel like i couldn't be the father that i wanted to now i use depend, i can move the way i really want. >> now more flexible to move with you. reconnect with the life you've been missing. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. of athletes in brazil after olympians including gold medallist ryan lochte were held up at gun point. we journey into some of rio's most dangerous neighborhoods with a brazilian s.w.a.t. team where a violent drug war is

deals, the vagrants, the need to avoid that pardon of the park, are what -- that part of the park are what new yorkers have to deal with when they take people to play on the swings or seek a place to read a book. >> everybody knows that the drugs are in a specific corner of the park over there. >> reporter: it's little run facility madison square park where we were stunned to see a man urinating on the sidewalk and a vagrant rummaging through the trash for his next meal. compared to bryant park with its vibrant activity centers, a putting green, a game center, a lending library, a carousel. bryant park is run by a private corporation managed that way through the efforts of a local business district that believes that a good park brings business. >> all these things bring lots discourage bad guys from taking over the areas. >> reporter: things so bad at washington square park that the nypd was forced to send in a special squad of cops today following reports that the drug dealing had gotten out of hand. at bryant park there's no horsing around when it comes to security. bryant park has its own

sleek parking pay stations with a blue bag over its head and at every space on the block shiny new parking meters. >> those work better. reporter: it's a department of public works trial program for what the city calls smart meters and mandy is a fan because the 2006 are plagued with problems. >> this one especially is very, very slow and won't take your credit card. reporter: in addition to slow credit card processing and long lines, these meters don't awl tell the parking checkers when you paid. that flaw left mandy with a ticket she disability deserve. >> it's a devastating feel of $35. reporter: two minutes after she paid this ticket landed on her car because as public works explained to us in 2012 parking checkers write faster than the kiosks record your pages. a problem with no solution. >> i don't believe there's any way to fix that because we are talking real time. reporter: there's a minute lag. >> yeah. reporter: how big of a problem is this? parker checker wrote a ticket faster than the system could process a page. four years later the department of public works does think it ca

the new park is next to the broken tee golf course. it is free to the public. >> goes over well. >>> rf temperatures were around 60. the rain, however, will move >>> severe weather has caused major damage in indiana in the central part of the state. a starbucks was flattened at a local mall. a large tornado was reported on power lines. a tornado watch remains in effect there until 9:00 tonight. so the few showers we had earlier today, maybe we should be grateful. >> it's all about perspective. >>> the sun is finally out for the first time all day and it feels good because it's breezy and brisk in the 9news backyard. we've held in the 60s most of the afternoon. the sun coming out. there's snow way up high above timberline and up at loveland those of you getting ready to go skiing, first dusting of snow up there, this is a live look of rain and snow and now the sun coming out at the loveland ski area, beautiful in denver now, bodes well for the your evening commute. our high 68 degrees, well below the average of 86 and nowhere near the r

are hoping a new school and subsequent neighborhood development nearby will take advantage of a new park.70 acres of the land is planned to have baseball and soccer fields and juli seydell johnson, parks park. 70-acres are planned to have baseball and soccer field. >> you look at it being a community amenity and possibilities for hosting larger regional events. >> the plans for the sports complex will go before the city council on tuesday i'm a beautiful day with some relief from the humidity. let's check with terry swails. >> the numbers have gotten better. the temperature in the 70s now and the dew point in the 50s. that's a nice combination, looks like this is the way it will stay. i'm patty judge, and if you don't think washington has changed chuck grassley, try and ask him. the senate is broken. why are you leading all the obstruction? if you get your way and defund planned parenthood, where am i going to get my cancer screenings? if i'm paying more for medicine cause your medicare plan passes, how do i afford that? are you even listening? i approved this message because, chuck, i'm

. >> why didn't the city pour the 35 million for the new park into something a little less touchy feelly like storm water . >>>good evening. >> thank you for joining us tonight. the storm was upgraded to a tropical storm hermine this getting the brunt of the heavy rain so far. >> penela and a number of other school districts decided to close tomorrow. including usf. we have that information scrolling across the bottom of your screen. let's go to steve. he's in the forecast center. we've seen a lot of rain today and we're going to see more of it. >> and this evening too including the buck's game. additional rain over the areas that have flooded. you can see the rain coming do part of the county. 76 degrees and overcast. almost 3- inches of rain and the coastal areas have seen them added up. hermine was upgraded to a tropical storm at 40 miles an hour. at 5:00 p.m. it had 45-mile per hour winds after hurricane hunter aircraft determined they saw stronger wind gust at the center of the storm itself. still quiet a bit of dry air

i'm standing in the bike lane distance, these are the new parking spots that take up a lane of traffic creating the buffer to protect anyone who is riding their bike on this lane. of course this is a major change to the way folks are travelling along south broadway so the department of public works wants to closely watch how this all plays out and make this corridor a safer police. the new plan will run out to virginia here along south broadway. to go north and south for those on bikes and takes away one lane of traffic from cars to create parking spots. today's opening of this lane is a start of a 15-month study period to see how the change goes and the department of public works wants your feedback on that. we will put it on cbsdenver.com and you can also go to denver live in denver, shawn chitnis, cbs4 news. >>> time now for weather and traffic on the 4's. >>> good morning for a bike ride. our weather watchers are all over the place, 50 degrees in cold creek canyon. 33 degrees up there in brekenridge. mostly sunny this morning and this afternoon after noon a few clouds are building