a-rod also attempted to create union assets to support a new union. he will play his final games starting tuesday. >>>reporter: we see julian edn l practice today. this is the first time julian edelman has been in pads after undergoing two surgeries on his contact red jersey. coming up, we hear more from a- more about julian el return. >>> they are finished. thousands of bikers in the pan mass challenge make their way across the finish line in providence town. wbz is proud to be a partner in the fund-raising event. more than 6000 cyclists took part in this year's race. the goal to raise for cancer research and dana- farber. the longest route stretches 192 miles. here is tim smith with the many reasons behind the ride. >>> reporter: you might joyful chaos. the finish line at the pan mass challenge. thousands of cyclists finally home. >> go take your picture. >> reporter: they ride for a cause, fighting cancer for survivors and in memory of those who have passed. >> great ride, buddy. >> i lost my dad to cancer in 1997 and my mom has been battling and i

jonathon gregg fox6 news union president mike crivello is advocating -all milwaukee police officers should patrol in pairs, six now dot com for the very latest on the unrest in our city. you'll find a collection of our coverage on the links page at fox six now dot com -- including photo galleries showing all the damage. and our coverage does not stop there. coming up next-- a look at some of the groups already trying to rebuild. thunderstorm chances return to the forecast this week, i'll show you when you can expect some rain coming up in your fox6 the unrest in milwaukee-- this is a live look at earlier today-- the coalition for justice organized a rally for peace for hundreds of people at sherman park. they began with a prayer circle asking for healing for their community. the group then passed out garbage bags and gloves and walked down burleigh street to 35th. picking up trash and cleaning up the to show they cared, the preacher didnt come out to pray with they young folks who were hurting so we have to do that today, we have to make sure that we dont have another up roar like this.' t

possible that carl icon could close the building, fire the employees and rehire them next year with a new union. of course, there's no indication that is going to happen. reporting live in atlantic city david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you, david. >>> new tonight, a car slams into a house in the 6400 block in the oxford circle section. a man traveling lost control of his car and drove up the lawn and into the home. he had minor injuries was arrested for dui. police tell us there was a woman at the home. but she was not injured. >>> a former philadelphia catholic church official released from prison yesterday is headed back to court tomorrow for a hearing. this is video of monsignor william lynn leaving the prison near scranton. he was convicted of conspireing to protect pedophile priests. his conviction has been overturned twice, the parent of abuse victim shawn who died of a drug overdose are furious he's free again >> it's an insult, a slap in the face. my son was abused because of his decisions. >> a trial date for lynn is expected to be set at tomorrow's hearing. >>> a new twist

possible that carl icon could close the building, fire the employees and rehire them next year with a new union. of course, there's no indication that is going to happen. reporting live in atlantic city david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you, david. >>> new tonight, a car slams into a house in the 6400 block in the oxford circle section. a man traveling lost control of his car and drove up the lawn and into the home. he had minor injuries was arrested for dui. police tell us there was a woman at the home. but she was not injured. >>> a former philadelphia catholic church official released from prison yesterday is headed back to court tomorrow for a hearing. this is video of monsignor william lynn leaving the prison near scranton. he was convicted of conspireing to protect pedophile priests. his conviction has been overturned twice, the parent of abuse victim shawn who died of a drug overdose are furious he's free again >> it's an insult, a slap in the face. my son was abused because of his decisions. >> a trial date for lynn is expected to be set at tomorrow's hearing. >>> a new twist

. >> president reagan is more eager to meet with new leader of the soviet union. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in afghanistan today, soviet troops are reported on the move in several areas, but it is also clear the russians are meeting resistance from muslim tribes men and members of the afghanistan army. >> they moved into afghanistan, it was nicaragua, it was in the caribbean. there was a feeling that the united states and i felt it, the united states could lose the cold war. >> there was a model of behavior during the cold war, and the way i often described it, it was the red side of the map and blue side of the map, separated by the iron curtain. the rest of the world we competed for. >> that fundamental clash between communism and capitalism, between dictatorship and freedom divided the world. but it is a revolution starting to stir. >> there has been an unexpected development abroad. polish workers in the baltic area are standing firm in their strike against the government. >> the demands of striking polish workers concluded free press, release of

in 2,014,000s of workers in johnson hopkins hospital won a new union contract that included a 15-dollar minimum wage for long-time employees. in the spring of 2015 union hospital workers in minnesota did the same and massachusetts bargain contract in 2015 that will raise starting wage to $15 in 2018. in new york major bill de blasio proposed 15-dollar minimum wage in 2014 which would require state law change and a city law change. governor andrew dismissed the figure as unrealistic, in early 2015 when the state proposed raiding the wage, god bless them, shoot for the stars. he then put forward his own plan to slowly raise to 11.50 in new york city and 10.50 elsewhere in the states, but the 15-dollar movement moved cuomo as well. recommended raising wages to $15 and fast-wood workers were said to make $15 by 2018 in new york and 2021 in the rest of the state. sensing the change in political lens,cuomo went further. fifteen dollars an hour the statewide in the nation and new economic contract to america and it's about time. nine months later. by november he put his money where his mouth w

new details on the return of this heat train to winter park. amtrak service will return this ski season after a 6-year absence. the service takes passengers from union station in downtown denver up to winter park. andrea flores is live for >> that's right, a lot of folks are excited about this service. the new winter park express will leave from union station bright and early, 7:00 am, drop you off on the doorstep of winter park resort by 9:00, have you back in denver for dinner by 7:00. >> reporter: it's still summer. but a new train from union station to winter park has some skiers already thinking about the slopes. >> it'd be so much easier. you ski, you're tired, and it'd take all the brain work out of it. >> reporter: it will run saturday and sunday through the beginning of march. passengers are excited to skip stop and go traffic. >> we're take cars off of i-70. and we estimate there's about 500 cars that would come off every time the train comes and goes. >> reporter: the president says a lot of work goes into getting the 500 passenger train and 88 complaint platform up and running. >> what you see going to behind a 950 foot heated cement pla

john and lena, cleveland teacher's union announced it intends to district and teacher's union have been working on a new deal since last november. cleveland teachers say they're working under a deal that expired on july 1st. the school district says they've spent hundreds of hours in bargainings. it's unfortunate the teacher's union put efforts toward a strike instead of working toward few remaining items, they say. today. the school district does have a plan in place and continuing to look at that plan in case teachers end up striking next week to minimize that impact. if teachers do end up striking, it will impact 40,000 students. that's attendance and enrollment at the cleveland metro school district. we'll check in with the district today as well as the union to find out >> thank you. >>> new search efforts ramp up this morning to find a lost nazi gold train. >> the train went missing in 1945. the legend has been drawing treasure hunters toft area for deck -- to the area for decade with no luck. two men claimed to have located it using radar technology. d.c. may have been hit by hackers. hotel opera

don't forget we will have our first on iowa live show from our new location union station this on players keenan davis, allen reisner, marv cook, and bill happel will join us.. that plus the regina, solon, and jefferson football teams. join us this monday night at 6:30 to kick off the season at union station on 16th ave thanks scott. air to the state. a cold front continues to slide to the east and with it a comfortable end to the work week. be on the lookout for some patchy fog to start our friday. saturday, however, sees a return to more showers and storms. the best chance will be late friday night through saturday. early sunday we dry things our once again and the holds into early next week. have a great night. tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog possible. wind: light nw low: 56 tomorrow: partly sunny and pleasant. wind: ne 5-10. i'm just gonna run to the store and get a few things. i'll pick you up when you're done. okay. i like it a little better when you stay, but all right. hey, sheldon. hello. i'm here for my haircut with mr. d'onofrio. i'm sorry, uncle tony's in the hospital. he's

this is from new york city union square. they got this out of there after a lot of attention was drawn to it. also video from la, trump statues found today in seattle and cleveland and you want to talk about a selfie opportunity, people could not pass up. the statues are the brainchild of an activist group called and declined. it is strongly against a trump's presidency and it made the effort to get these all over the place in the country. so far san francisco is the only city trying to publicly save the trump statue. if you have not been able to get to the castro to stop your picture as thousands of people have, it might be at lefties through the election. >>> ryan lochte is in hot water tonight. lycie he is lying about being robbed at gunpoint. talkie and three other american olympic swimmers were not robbed and that in fact they were the troublemakers. video from the gas station where the incident happened has been release. employees say they were drunk and vandalizing the property. they got into a confrontation with secu

service workers at johns hopkins hospital on a new union contract that included a 15-dollar minimum wage. in the spring of 2015 the union hospital workers did the same into the workerinto the workerss bark of the contract in 2015 would raise startin starting to5 by 2018 and workers in washington state saw the rate rise to 15 under the contract and benefits for the first time. in ne new york the mayor proposa 15-dollar minimum wage in 2014 which would require the state watching and city law change. the governor initially dismissed the figure is unrealistic. in early 2015 when the assembly proposed raising the wage to $15, god bless them, they would shoot for the stars. he put forward his own plan to raise the wage to $11.15 and $10.50 elsewhere in the state with a 15-dollar movement moved as well and quickly by the middle of 2015 it appointed to be bored for the fast food industry that recommended waging them to $15 fast food workers were sent to make them by 2018 and new york city and 2021 and the rest of the state. to change the political lens, he went even further in september of 2015

new jersey. we're talking union county and a flood watch in effect for much of northwestern new jersey and wrapping around to include monmouth county right through 11:00 tomorrow night. the atmosphere is so primed to produce downpours. a lot of the areas got rainfall and it won't take much to cause minor flooding. here's the radar picture right bit. you're getting a heavy downpour moving across koeny island. there's showers redeveloping over essex and union counties tending to move into new york city. heavy rain exiting fairfield county, connecticut. we're watching this batch of thunderstorms over pennsylvania. that's with a disturbance that could cause rain around the morning commute tomorrow. especially south of new york city. lots of storm reports and flooding reports this evening over parts of bge or so in the park. could be a shower or thunderstorm any time tonight or any time during the day tomorrow. don't be surprised if you get one. 80 during the afternoon. low pressure getting out of the picture by tuesday into wednesday and that means we're going to be drying things out. here's the accuwe

. [ chanting ] >> the new york city police union holding a rally outside of mayor de blasio's gym of choice. the nyc in park slope, brooklyn. they're demanding a new contract and pay raise. president pat lynch saying they're tired of not being heard and will pop up in unexpect places to grab the mayor's attention. the union is asking for better pay an better equipment for its officers. >>> fire destroys a supermarket in whitestone, queens. four firefighters were injured and taken to the hospital while trying to contain the blaze at the strawberry farms grocery store on 150th street last night. it took them about five hours to get it under control. the fdny is investigating the cause. >>> now to campaign 2016. and donald trump going after some republicans who have been critical about the feud. the gop nominee has with the gold star family. cbs 2's craig boswell is at the white house with more on that republican establishment with his refusal to endorse house speaker paul ryan and senators kelly ayotte and john mccain in their primary races. >> i mean, you know, i've never been a big fa

because of his relationship with the union boss. >>> in other news, a man shot multiple times in west oak lane is recovering at the hospital but his attacker is still at large. police believe he fled the scene crime with a child inside of his car. annie mccormick joins us live at northwest detectives with more on the vehicle that police are looking for.>> initially police sure if the shooting victim will survive and is listed in stable condition and more concern they have in finds the suspected shooter to finding the vehicle that he jumped into had a child inside and they are concerned for the child's safety. >> this is scene from west oak lane last nigh 911 calls came in at 9:30 p.m. and officer as rived and found the 25-year-old victim by the intersection of conshohocken. investigators believe he was shot here on the 7200 block of forest afternoon and collapsed. he was brought to einstein hospital and brought into surgery. >> when he gets to einstein hospital, he becomes unconscious and they rush him into the money room and the doctors there take him right into the operating room an

in 2014, thousands of service workers at john hopkins hospital won a new union contract that included a $15 minimum wage while tens of thousands of los angeles school teachers bargained the same. in the spring of 2015, union hospital workers in minnesota did the same, home care workers in massachusetts bargained in 2015 that will raise starting wages to $15 by 2018. home care works in washington state saw the highest rates rise above $15 and won retirement benefits for the first time. in new york, the mayor proposed a law and the governor como said it was unrealistic. he scoffed and said god mess them shoot for the stars and put forward a plan to slowly raise the minimum wage to $11 in new york city and 10.50 but the $15 movement moved him and quickly. he appointed an industry wage board for fast afford workers that suggested raise the rates by $15 in new york city. he went worther and in september 2015 announced a proposal to increase the state minimum wage to $15 for all workers. he said that will harrow new economic contracts with america and it is about time. by november he put hi

workers shifted its picket line and public attention to santa clara county's brand-new court building today. the 380-member union walked out wednesday in a dispute over wages and staffing. the protests had been set up at the hall of justice. today it moved to the new building on first street, as well as the nearby old courthouse. strikers called the project extravagant. for example, they say stone blocks were hand picked from a quarry in rome. the travertine stone was brought here at a cost of over $3 million. the union says some steel was made in thailand, premiere woodwork in canada. >> the majority of us have never been to rome. that must have been some trip. >> reporter: their priorities are on things and not their employees. the glue that holds this place together. >> reporter: meanwhile, the strike went into its third day, many attorneys we talked to said the chaos inside gets worse each day. >> it's been a mess. small calendars have been taking a long time. and things are just getting continued or passed. it's messy and it's horrible. >> reporter: court management says the building was paid by state funds

and tomorrow is our first show for on iowa live at our new location, union station of 16th avenue... we have a full show of guests: former hawkeyes keenan davis, marv cook, allen reisner and bill happel. we also have pat harty from allhawkeyes.com... and we have the regina, solon and jefferson football teams. thanks josh. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t chris havely for your final forecast. any shower or storms in the area will quickly dissipate once the sun sets, and temperatures start to drop. skies will be similar to saturday night's where we will have some clearing. this will cause more patchy areas of fog to develop in parts of eastern iowa, mostly likely in river valleys. thanks chris. thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 10. don't forget the kcrg-tv9 early morning news beginning at ? ? announcer: he gets to the five, dives for the goal line, he's over. that's a touchdown, iowa! he's crushed and the ball's out. the hawks are on it. the hawks are on it. picked off, desmond king with another one. and he's going the other way. one man to beat. handoff, cut b

this time over a photo in the police union's news letter. >> paul chambers shows us the picture whichbelieve is meant to belittle the black lives movement. >> reporter: this photo in this month's police officers' association journal. >> i thought it was extremely insensitive. >> reporter: it shows two dogs, one black, one white. >> it's trivializing the tragedy that we're in. >> reporter: the black dog wears a sign that says black labs matter. the other all labs matter. >> you have brought a human rights issue down to the level of a dog? am i no more important than a dog? and i'm insulted by that. >> reporter: sergeant williams is a member of the san francisco police department. she's also the president of the officers for justice. she says although she's not a member of black lives matter, as a black woman she understands the struggles they're facing. that's why she's not only offend by the picture but the caption next to it, which reads maybe it's time we all just sit back and tone down the rhetoric. >> this is why the public doesn't want to trust certain people. because these types

union in order to preserve slavery. this was because it was widely thought that the question of admission of new states would dictate the future of this noxious practice. clay confided to adams that he was afraid that within five years from this time the union would be divided into three distinct confederacies. throughout the controversy, president james monroe exercised little leadership. representative john randolph, no friend of clay's to be sure, recognized where the hopes of the nation lay. this is what randolph said -- "there is one man and only one man who can save the union, and that man is henry clay." clay was only partly responsible for what is today called the first missouri compromise. many of the pieces were already in place without his involvement, but he did help to pull some of these disparate elements together. he proposed linking the introduction of maine as a free state to the introduction of missouri as a slave state. the other key element, the prohibition against slavery above the 36-30 parallel was the work of another lawmaker. all the same, clay's novel use of the chair's power helped to ensure t

hot and led humid ongood news for union fans and players, 91 is the high there, partly sunny and notppressively human on sunday either with another high of 91 and on monday hot and sticky conditions return and monday could be the mostsulttory and uncomfortable day with the forecast and a late thunderstorm is possible on monday and then sunny and hot on tuesday, 90. and you know what we talk about when you see the 90s in a row, heat wave number six appears to be at least a possible. >> thank you. >>> topping the people scene, law and order fans are mourning after learning of the death of steven hill, known as a long running district attorney on the show. he starred on the series for 0 years and they called hill one of the truly great actors of his generation, steven hill was 94 years old. shannon dorrity and her business manager reached a settlement. they filed the suit in 2015 for failing to play her insurance premiums. her evasive breast cancer spread in 2014, the suit claims that if the cancer had been caught earlier she would not have had to undergo chemotherapy and a mastectomy.

. >> the edgy look into new equipment? >> the union says som new equipment is on its way, timetable is one of the things we asked and the city has not responded a. >> thousand dollars in damage in just a matter of seconds,s the video of a microburst slamming into an ohio winery. some cloud cover button not muc rainfall today. that will be coming back in, and that's a good thing because we have such a nasty deficit in may, june and july as it will take a while to get the ground soil saturated. notice how everything looks greener . >> every little bit helps. >> no longer need foot and charms to frolic on your front lawn. ol is a multilayered deck rainfall activity at burke lakefront,t, but not everywhere but that's quite a change, we will seewe another wave of low pressure along the cold front thatcise moving back north. yo can see other general progress, lots of sunshine, especially south of akron towards canton into dover/new philly. check one of the odot webcams in the next weather block. outlast it is raining. we will do toledo and m

. >> first we have breaking news involving thousands of students. the cleveland teacher's union authorized a strike. >> denise: this news coming as the kids are heading back to the classroom for their first day of school today. sara goldenburg is live downtown now getting answers on what happens next. sara? >> reporter: well cmsd says they are working to minimize students. the cleveland teachers union met tonight, but they will not comment on the strike right now. we are told the union will issue a statement on their status tomorrow. today was the first day of school for students at cleveland metropolitan school district as schools opened across cleveland teachers were working without a new contract. the contract expired on june 30th. the teacher's union and cmsd were not able to come to an agreement for a new contract after bargaining sessions throughout june. in to help negotiations. in july they said many matters were settled, but important issues were on the line. they held rallies citing these concerns. over evaluations and the need for more libraries and electives in all s

new school president starts today at the university of northern iowa. the search committee is meeting for the first time this morning inside mauker union. u-n-i provost jim wohlpart is currently serving as interim president at cyclones hope to slow down those teams with a new defensive scheme. ... they're switching from a 3-4 defense to either a 4-3 or 4-2-5... they return several pieces, including big 12 defensive newcomer of the year far, the transition seems to be going well. "love it. the coaches came in with a lot of energy. from the first day they came in, they set a set of goals for us and we've lived up to them so far... it's really not about the personnel. the coaches are watching film and trying to put the best guys in the best position to make the best plays." "i think the area that i was position. my only reasoning for that is kamari, his health obviously at times a year ago. and then, who's the other safety? i want to give us as much position flexibility as we possibly can. you have to cover guys in this conference." trt: 47 oc: "in this conference" ... iowa city was hoping to beat cedar rapids in the ryder cup for the first

still can tie the record of four in the floor exercise. 17-year-old cindy mcglocklin from new jersey's union catholic high school finished fifth in her heat in the 400 meter hurdles but is still advanced to tomorrow's semi finals. just how close did allison felix come to winning the gold in the 400 meter? that much. shawnee miller of the bahamas dover crossed the finish line decorated u.s. track and field performer with her seventh metal. >> an you do that? it feels like no one else ever does it, right? >> you go like that. >> the goal is on the line. >> good for her, you know? >> an we want to wish sydnee best of luck. i read somewhere she is battling a head cold. >> i think she got the jitters out. >> she has proved herself. >> roll. >> we watched her race. she stumbled a little bit but finish, the time got her into the final. the top two automatically advance and she did not make that, right? >> she was in fifth. >> well, these guys are unbelievable anyway. >> i interviewed her a few weeks ago. she is a wonderful young woman. so poised, not concerned about meddling. she's got the right fr

that would be good news for union fans headed to the match saturday night.day partly sunny very warm 89 and monday getting even more humid again. i could see that being an oppressive day on monday way thundersrm. >> it's still summer. >> yes. >> thank you, david. >>> 5:10 now. all new on "action news" police hope a nanny cam video will help them nab a burglary suspect who was armed way big rifle. >> new jersey 10-year-old terrified when police officers allegedly chased him down an alley with their guns drawn. matt. >> construction crews are gone by 202 near the mall. if you miss them don't fear. they'll return at 8 o'clock tonight. bigger fish to fry on the schuylkill expressway with an accident. we'll show it to you when "action news" continues on this tuesday morning. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the young children in her care. when it came time to vote on background checks, pat toomey crossed party lines to do the right thing. that's who h

. >> there is a showdown shaping up with new jersey's largest teacher's union and one of the states top lawmakers. >> members of the new jersey education association rally outside of senate president, steve sweeney's office in west depford today. they want sweeney and his colleagues to pass a resolution for increased pens payments and today sweeney called back asking for an investigation into the union accusing them of bribery. >> vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia tonight to get a big local honor. biden will be presented with this year's at las award for the philadelphia region, he is honored by the world afires council for his workloading president obama's cancer research initiative. >>> right now a driver is recovering after he was involved in a fiery crash and he may have a philadelphia police officer to thank for his life. because the officer was in the right place at the right time. the crash happened at midnight near the corner of broad street and belfield avenue. katherine scott spoke to the officer that jumped in action just in time. >> the police commissioner say

tomorrow, union court employees plan to walk off the jobs over wages and staffing issues. the nbc bay area broke the news of a date yesterday and today we learned court management committed 24 names into a seat to force back on the job, and unions relented on five. they tell us it's for the sake of public safety. >>> national night out takes on new meaning for police officers here in union city. i'll tell you how coming up. >>> then a family of bears caught bathing in the lake just hanging out not far from the swimmers. cay i don't careers right there. more on that coming up. >>> good evening, i'm your metr changes in the forecast. details in minutes. police, fighterfighters and neighbors all in one place. tonight -- block paries, cookouts and even parades >>> police, firefighters, and neighbors all in one place. nothing wrong. tonight's block party cookouts and parades in the bay area as part of national night out. they put the spotlight on an old tradition. nbc bay area spent the night in union city where national night out has a special meaning. >> reporter: well, it's a part of union city history tha

all time save leader the to the pitch we go, union facing new england, and second minute union, scores up the cross ball, man from chester will take the lead. to the 50th man in the union control. the union will beat the revolution, four to nothing. >> all right, leslie, thank you so much. i still think we need to get the phanatic a summer outfit. >> or at least a summer haircut, something? >> yes, so hot. tough out there. >> thanks, leslie. stay with us, still ahead, where folks of all ages can go to learn all about insect this weekend, even try out bug recipes, if you dare. >> oh, yum >> welcome back, academy of natural sinus is stud g sin this weekend, yes, all about bugs, the bug fest, and we there. kids, parents, will get a chance to see hundreds of live critters. can build a beehive, work on giant termite now. >> oh, no. >> what? the two day event also features roach races, bug walks, even insect chasing. lauren, leslie? >> oh, you can count me in. >> no, no. >> back in a i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton

union. the german chancellor touched upon basically every topic in the news regarding the european union athe moment but you could tell the one topic they can all agree on is security. that is something that is also very popular in the different countries of the european union. it will be more interesting to see what they do about problems like youth unemployment in the economic situation because that is something where they don't all agree. terry: where does it go from here with pushing the eu forward and what role will chancellor merkel play in that? what is her mission? >> let me take that step by step. there will be a lot of meetings like we have seen today, maybe not as symbolic. for example, the german chancellor will meet with 11 leaders this week alone and another eu summit in bratislava in september is supposed to be vevery imporortant. this is a process that is susupposed to end next march. that is when the treaties of rome have their 60th anniversary. the treaty being an important founding act for the european community. that is when they want to present their strategy, how to wi

soccer team plays tonight against new zealand. >>> the union pulled off a major coup.inquired him from france, the 29-year-old is a member of the u.s. mens national team and has made four world cup appearances and the union are happy to have him. >> the player is a special one. he is a guy that we can talk about. technical ability and tactical ability and the ability to score a goal and defensive work and go on and on about that but the important thing for our fan base to know is he is one of us. >> i like that one of us. in jersey in fact. >> thank you ducis. >>> the philadelphia's pro freedom tennis team opened their season this week and the players made a stop at city hall. billy jean king presented mayor kenney with his own freedom jersey. the practice is tomorrow but there are four for home matches next week. >>> meteorologist, cecily tynan here our respite from summer heat continues. >> we have a nice break and if you don't have allergies open up the windows, the coolest night in three weeks. you like that this time of the year. stormtracker 6 live double scan sh

new jersey in union county and essex county with morris county and 287 doing fine. let's go to our cameras to look at your commute. westbound in east is doing fine with the lie in queens. let's go to the grand off to a great start. street cleaning rules are in effect citywide. >> people will expect that she was a tough tough cookie.he fought until the bitter end. the reward to find her killer is increased to $10,000. >> she really did make every effort to attempt to get away. her loss. learng gifted writer. liz has leaders. >> katrina of the genre was brutally beaten, strangled and raped. her teeth were knocked out in her hands were found clenching and her clothes ripped on her body: she put up a ferocious fight until the end. she was beaten quite fight. >> she went jogging and spring creek park which is something she did regularly with her father. he is a retired fdny firefighter. a back injury plan invented him from going. her body was likely drag 15 feet off of a bike path where her father is in police fought found her. he returned to the crime scene that say the

. >>> new tonight concerning union county. someone may be poisoning cats. lori havner found one of her cats dead on sunday. he was playful hours earlier. >> i'm the somebody. but he was a little cat and so cute and loveable. it's not fair. >> police are investigating. she says she had a second cat that died last november, and the humane society told her that that cat had been poisoned. >>> money troubles in patterson could hit drivers hard. a ticketing blitz is a plan to supplement the newly proposed city budget. the budget includes putting $3 million back into the tickets per year. that's about 80 per day. >> they're giving tickets for everything now. walking down the street, standing on the corner and you're gonna get a ticket loitering. >> where are you supposed to be able to drop off handicapped or people with infants? >> 36 summer camps were closed early, and could city services could be affected. >>> donald trump giving a speech tonight about law and in order wisconsin e sparked violence. >> crime and violence is an attack on the poor and will never b

them that is a big component sot :37 oc: "a big component " first on iowa live show from our new location union station this monday night at 6:30. we will have former hawkeye football players keenan davis, allen reisner, marv cook, and bill happel on along with pat harty who will be with us all year with chuck long. that plus the regina, solon, and jefferson football teams. join us this monday night at 6:30 to union station on 16th ave. ... the cornell football team went 5-5 last season, it's the third straight year the rams have finished .500 or better. that hasn't happened since the 1990s. the rams bring back seven starters on offense, including quarterback daniel brown who's entering his third-year as a stater. "every game slows down a little bit more and more. so, just having that experience helps me think about, i've seen this before and how do i situation. this adversity has hit me before, how do i overcome it?" "in his junior year, his job is to take of the football. he does a lot of great things, he runs well, he throws well. but, if he takes care of the football, that's what will help

the first day of school for most cleveland students collided with news about a possible teacher strike. the cleveland teachers union made the announcement late last night. the district has been working on a new deal since last november. their current contract expired on july 1st. the district says it's unfortunate that the teacher's a strike instead of resolving few remaining items. if teachers strike next week, it would affect 40,000 cleveland students. the district says they have a contingency plan in place if this does end up happening in order to minimize the impact. lena. >> all right. we're learning more about the deadly shooting at a taco bell drive through. police believe the killer was trying to rob two people restaurant. 49-year-old robert was shot and killed. a witness who heard the shots says he hopes they catch a suspect soon. >>> this is a good town to live in. now we're just fearing for our life. we have to watch our back at the drive throughs. >>> police do not have a good description of the suspect but consider him armed and dangerous. >> with the november election three months away, the board of t

. >> in new york city union square, the department of parks and rec took down an identical statue. in san francisco there's been a constant crowd all day. >> open to criticism or ridicule or whatever. it's a form of free speech. >> reporter: but speed not everyone is happy to see. >> it polarizes. we need to stop polarizing and work towards more discussion. >> reporter: we could only find two people all day who identified at trump supporters. neither wanted to talk on camera. they have live individual saying they don't feel they could express themselves if this was hillary clinton on the other side. this is a political statement by the group in decline. we'll have more on this mysterious group at 6:00 tonight. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> well, are you ready to get an uber from just a car? the san francisco ride-sharing company says it will launch a where autonomous vehicles will pick you up. they'll be testing in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where it has an operations center. what it means for jobs and why some of those that use uber say they are skeptical. >>> nbc bay area has learned

tonight, despite inter standing by its somewhat news service from union station to the airport. >> since the train has started, total craziness. >> reporter: you can feel the frustration after several months of slowdowns. >> i assume this is not what you want to hear. >> no, but i haven't not made it yet. -?>> reporter: the servic started on april 22. concerning delays, some involving crossing issues, power losses and lightning strikes. who is responsible for these failures? >> it starts with rtd working with our contractor's office. >> reporter: scott reid is the assistant manager for communications. he says the system wasn't rushed and the testing period was the road. >> reporter: what would be the harm of stopping service temporarily until you can do a top to bottom review these issues so the public doesn't feel let down? >> we think it would be folly fact that we have come so close to our on-time performance we've established for light rail and our buses. >> reporter: he says the system is close to its 90% on-time goal calling these isolated incidents, yet acknowledging if you've bee

it went to children's hospital in los angeles and american civil liberties union. >>> new york city police are sending tyrone low to disney world. domestic violence left the 7-year-old orphan. his father killeds mother and -- killed his mother and took his own life. officers put five thousand dollars into a college fund for him and paying for him to go to disney world. >> 5:27. it could be a first for donald trump at least during this presidential campaign coming up, his mild surprise yesterday. >> the philadelphia school district changes how some of its youngest learners will be disciplined. we have those stories and more when "action news" comes right back in two minutes. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think

i agree we have a severe affordability and severe eviction problem i agree if we build oversee new unions the people that cup the market-rate housing unit will be wealthy if we suggest we delay or stop this project where the wealthy people will go if they can't get a new apartment i think the office use answer if people that are moving to the area can't get a new apartment will have to look at old housing stock that drives up the prize of those that were relatively affordable to working-class they become expensive so some of the figures tossed around for the 35 to 5 thousand is one i've heard on craigslist buildings that are rendering ♪ price range a premium but a problem cross the spectrum by giving new arrives a place to live in a new apartment we're giving them an option not displacing anyone i ask you to approve if we delay creating this project we get more displacement in the meantime thank you >> thank you. >> hi, i'm megan as a - i share an apartment with any husband in a one and 9-year-old building i'm here to support any this project i think that is an excellent project that is a

i agree we have a severe affordability and severe eviction problem i agree if we build oversee new unionshe people that cup the market-rate housing unit will be wealthy if we suggest we delay or stop this project where the wealthy people will go if they can't get a new apartment i think the office use answer if people that are moving to the area can't get a new