time. >> reporter: but neighbors visitors workers whoever it might be using the median to park now has the citya lawsuit. a lawsuit no one we could find speak to agreed with. >> there's nowhere to park as it is now. if you start taking all these cars away from being parked in the middle where do they go? >> there's nowhere to park. you work on broad street where are you going to park. >> reporter: it's brought by the group fifth square. on the web site they describe themselves as philly's urban political action committee. chair targeting broad from washington to oregon avenue stating in their lawsuit is the enforcement of the median parking lot is to assure the safety health and welfare of those pedestrians motorists and bike lifts that use or traverse broad street. we weren't able to reach anyone from fifth square for an interview today. city hall has confirmed they are being sued. here's what fifth square wants. they say according to their lawsuit it's illegal philadelphia code to park in the median so they want the who he police to start writing tickets and the parking authority to help enfo

park? >> the city wouldn't tell us whether it is actually illegal to park in the median.y also wouldn't comment on the lawsuit. >> many people will spend dap cleaning up from last night's severe storms which brought strong winds and a lot of rain a resident in norristown recorded this scene at arch and basin streets. he says the winds knocked down a tree branch which landed o an electrical wire creating a fire in the middle of the street. the roadseveral hours while firefighters placed it under control. >>> several drivers had to be rescued from high water. the action cam was in chester just after a man was pulled from his car at second and tillman streets. he was able to get out of the car but firefighters h water. >> let's turn to dave murphy as people try to ring themselves out. what will they be facing today. >> a little flooding lingering along the salem river in salem county. that's one area where you might have to turn around and don't drown. storm tracker6 live double scan shows no active showers right now, maybe a little bit of a blip in chester county where you

last month the city responded to complaints about litter and trash in the park city leaders consideredanding out citations and enforcing an ordinance banning food distribution. the city spokeswoman told ktvu now they want to focus on educating the homeless on how to get help. they also want to get the word out on the concerns about feeding the homeless before they enforce an ordinance. >> they need to put a stop to it. i know they do. it's hard for them but they do need to step. they are giving them free reign. >> living out here in san jose is very difficult. it's hard and expensive. the quality of life for everybody is not equal. >> we are not here to issue citations unnecessarily. we are here to get the community to work together. >> homeless advocates want a piece of land or property downtown where they can get a permit to serve food. in the meantime, homeless advocates say they are willing to start a program to help clean up the trash at the park. >>> five people were rushed to the hospital overnight. coming up, the crash under investigation near facebook headquarters. >>> google'

the city considered building a homeless community in their park. but angry neighbors near thousand oaks said not here. and last night, they won. councilman said in choosing this site, the city could have.

. >> councilman david greenfield, whose district the park falls under, has been trying to get the city the bathroom for a while. now, he posted on twitter on june 29th, good news. the bathroom at 18th avenue park is un-officially open. took 7.5 years and $2 million, but this completes the entire park as new. then he followed it up with another tweet saying: and for all who thought i was exaggerating when i said this was a 400-square-foot bathroom, please see photo of men's room. one toilet and one urinal, exclamation mark. [laughter] now, the over-the-top price tag for the no-bells and whistles bathroom, very, very small bathroom, has the councilman outraged and pointing fingers at the city and mayor bill de blasio n. "the new york post" he's quoted saying the buck stops with the administration, and at the end of the day, if the administration really made this their priority, they could figure out a way to cut the red tape. i reached out to the city parks and recreation department and have yet to hear back anything. >> i am totally in favor of public restrooms in parks. i think it's a

the day where we don't think of it unique to have an all inclusive feature at all of our parks. >> reporter: the cityund. magical bird foundation will raise $2.4 million for ester she now believes anything is possible if you speak up. you may have the solution to make the world a better place. >> i hope they have a really good time at the park. >>> the richmond city council is going to consider a very small way to help the homeless when it meets. the council is going to consider a program that will make six tiny homes. tiny homes have many big advantaging especially the cost and speed with which they can be built. the council is considering owning a pirate program so it can work out any potential programs for easily. >>> a 2017 season continues to be a tough one for the san francisco giants and the tat sell out streak has finally ended. last night's attendance was 2,400 seats from a sell out. dating back to october 12,010th. the giants tied the game in the third when gorkies hernandez knocked in joe panic who scored from first. panic was called out the plate but a replay reversed the call. matt moore

park. the city council delayed a decision on a plan to keep the east end mobile home park open. they want to buy the park and fix the broken water and system there. before that offer, they want to evict roughly 55 families. the city council wants to continue negotiating the deal with that nonprofit group. >>> tonight, five of the nats best players mr. bush front and center for the all-star game. matt scherzer is the starting pitcher. strasburg, daniel murphy are also taking part in the game in miami. as a new twist, this is the first time in 15 years that the winning all-star team will not be awarded home field advantage in the world series. something also to look forward to, next year the home run derby and the all-star game will be held at nats park. mark your calendars now. >> i think we'll be at nats park that day. >> we better be. that's right. >>> now it's 4:34. let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> a look at the roads in a minutes with melissa mollet. but firstp sheena parveen and chuck bell talking >> i know you like the heat but i don't know if you like this. tri

the us state of texas say eight people have been found dead in a lorry at a supermarket car park in the city of san antonio, in an incident they believe was linked to people trafficking. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week... strange doorways... light warriors... and a robo hatchling. there are sharks all around me! virtual reality. it's action packed. it's immersive... argh! there's a mouse! it's terrifying. argh! it's collaborative... laughter it's a knockout! ok, you hit me. it's... oh, god. it's frozen. it's... frozen. it's fun, but it's not going to change the world... it's not going to change the world... it wouldn't fit in as much as, say, my phone would. it wouldn't fit in... it's such a shame, it's so annoying. it's annoying. not really what you want to hear when you are talking about vr. especially since the technology has actually been around since the 1960s. this helmet is from the mid—1990s but it wouldn't be the first bit of amazing looking tech to simply fade into novelty. one of the problems is the media goes mad over it and then everything gets overhyped — not th

eight people have been found dead in a lorry at a supermarket car park in the city of san antonio, indent police believe is linked to people trafficking former great british bake off hosts mel and sue are to present the return of bbc classic show the generation game. and at 4.30pm, george alagiah speaks to pulitzer prize winning author elizabeth strout in talking books. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. some of the bbc‘s most prominent women broadcasters have written an open letter to their boss, the director—general, calling on him to take urgent action to ensure women are paid the same as men doing the equivalentjob. the a0 signatories include claire balding and fiona bruce. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said the pay gap was "appalling" and called for a pay audit of every organisation. our media correspondent, david sillito, reports. alexjones of the one show, mishal husein, sue barker, three of more than a0 famous names calling on the bbc to act now on its gender pay gap. this open letter to the papers says that this week's annual report confirmed what many had long suspecte

parking was otherwise occupied. all three lots lie within a one-block radius. >> i'm not surprised anymore. i'm actually surprised when they do follow the law. >>. >> reporter: goodrich has recently filed federal lawsuits against 22 inner cityages and parking lots alleging all types of violations of the americans with disabilities act. his attorneys believe in some cases it comes down to money. one handicap spot with that stripe blue accessibility aisle takes up as much space as two regular sports. for most owners more spots means more income. >> maybe one of those things that we won't do anything until someone tells us we have to. >> reporter: in most instances no one is telling them they have to. we found no agency doing routine inspections for disabled accessibility in commercial parking lots. the city's department of licenses and inspections tells us it only reviews accessibility when a facility is newly constructed or renovated and seeking a certificate of occupy. only if they got a complaint of the disabled meaning it's up to the disabled and their advocates. remember that arch street lot with a port a pot in the accessible spot? when we returned we found two cars parked there, one on top of the blue lines neither sho

park staff tomorrow? lemonis: jobs available for them in the city, no problem. jess: yeah. okay.importantly, the way i'd like you to think about it is, "let's fix this," as an owner... jess: yeah. lemonis: "let's fix the city. let's get that thing cranking, pumping out cash." the fact that jess is upset actually is a confirmation for me of her passion. right now she's worried about what's gonna happen with her staff, and she's doing all that in spite of what's happened with chris and tony. i'm gonna give this to you. go put them up in the front door. chris: all right. jess: [ chuckles ] ♪ lemonis: here you go, brother. man: yep. lemonis: as part of closing down the highland park store, i'm having all of the inventory packed up and moved downtown to the chicago store so we can consolidate it and liquidate the bad stuff all in one location. ♪ i never expected their stock room to look like the amazon fulfillment warehouse, but i also didn't expect it to look like a garage sale. it's thousands of square feet. get it organized and then make use with the rest of the place. cody. well,

exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as we look live outside, sky6 live hd showing you dilworth park at city hall. that's the place to be to cool off. meteorologist david murphy has the update from accuweather when "action news" comes right back. ♪ if you have bad breath and your mouth lacks moisture, you may suffer from dry mouth. try biotène®, the #1 dentist recommended dry mouth brand. it's the only leading brand clinically proven to soothe, moisturize, and freshen breath. try biotène®. is here first week of july, kind of on the humid side today, what about tomorrow? >> reporter: tomorrow a little bit on the humid side, as well, but a few degrees cooler. so you're getting a little bit of both worlds there. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us the area is dry. storm tracker 6 live not picking up anything just yet. as we take a ride on the zoo balloon, beautiful day to get above the water and the trees and take a 3, 400-foot gander at the region. the exoint has dropped -- dewpoint has dropped, we were up to 70 at dawn and just 61. there's some areas that have slightly higher dewpoints,

the city considered building a homeless community in their park. but angry neighbors near thousand oaks said not here. and last night, they won. councilman said in choosing this site, the city could have. they now have to be 100 feet from parks and neighborhoods. >> we are still going to go forward looking for sites for this particular use, but we are learning as we go. >> reporter: they are learning neighbors will fight back on this sensitive issue like this woman who found out this small plot across from her home is also on the original list. >> i think that is a terrible idea. >> reporter: the new criteria might have just spared emily and her neighbors a fight with city hall because the plot is within 100 feet. homeless would be living here would be screened and vetted but this community said not here. we are live in san jose, i am damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >> he tweeted updates throughout the day and he can follow him @newsdamian. breaking news rating now, a shelter in place order as san lee andro police looking for a shooting suspect.

it happened yesterday afternoon when police found two car jacking suspects at "city park". both suspects left as soon as police arrived....one on foot and the other in a car. one officer chased the suspect on foot. police say the suspect pulled out a gun when he realized he was being followed. the officer fired his gun and missed when the suspect ducked. that suspect ran and barricaded himself in a shed. the swat team came and the suspect eventually came out. he has been identified as victor hurtado. the other suspect has been identified as david placante. both have been arrested. (jrs) new at 11. police say vandals breached a chain link fence and two locks guarding a public water tank in novato. it happened six p.m. friday when an intruder alarm attached to the north marin water district tank went off. in a remote area of northwest novato. the loud sound alerted officials that something was wrong. there is currently no evidence of contaminationbut nearly 300 thousand gallons of water must be drained from the tank and replaced to ensure public safety. (hermela)richard moss

. $750,000 federal grant announced today will help create park on the city's north side. park opened on the south side back in june. the new park will feature trails and picnic areas across 13 acres of land. >>> bad gasoline. we will hear from one driver who did not get far after filling up at the pump. >>> i'm john clark live at eagles training camp first day. we get answers from head coach doug peterson. he talks about carson wentz. it's all in ten minutes. >>> we continue to track strong to severe storms set to hit parts ofory area. find out which neighborhoods will get hit hardest. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> a problem at the pump has cars breaking down in chester county. >> tips pour into nbc 10 responds investigative reporter traces the problem to a single gas station. >> reporter: she says her trip to this station put her car in the shop. >> cars were just all over the place just pulled over at the side of the road. >> reporter: now shut down. state inspectors made sure of it. mechanics say it is easy to see why. >> this is what you pulled out of her car splmpt dw u

park. the city council delayed a decision on a plan that would keep the east end mobile home park open. catholics for housing wants to buy the property and fix the water and sewer system. before that, the city wanted to evict 55 families. the city wants to continue negotiating the deal with the nonprofit group. >>> five nats players have the honor of playing in all-star game. matt scherzer is the starting pitcher. strasburg, daniel murphy, ryan zimmerman. >> strasburg happy to be in that. >> he should be. they're all taking part in this year's game in miami. as a new twist, this is the first time in be awarded home field advantage in the world series. bragging rights, of course. always fun to be playing. something else to look forward to, the home run derby and the all-star game will be held at nats park. i'm not a yankees fan. but speaking of the home run derby, did you see aaron judd? >> pretty crazy. >>> get ready to sweat. the possibility of a heat wave is very real. it's almost here. >> get ready to sweat, guys. especially later into the week. 75 degrees right now. that's the temps

it takes place in april so it's in park city.ught a group of investor friends and entrepreneur friends for the boondoggle or day trip where they skied and had fun in their networks. one of the other entrepreneurs who was a friend of hers joanna said at one point i feel guilty. i should be home at the kids and i should be working on my company and janice said this is what the guys do. they go to boondoggle skeet clubs. she's doing it every year now to build their network and a lot of the stuff that happens after work or on the golf course. she's doing her own grassroots girls club. this is what we saw throughout her journey interviewing these women that were creating their own path creating opportunities were even beyond networking but to establish good relationships with that each other could turn into business relationships. shelly is in the first chapter with the girls lounge essentially a pop ups along and these male-dominated tech conferences and business conferences around the world but it was the most famous were the first

the us state of texas say eight people have been found dead in a lorry at a supermarket car park in the citypeople trafficking. at least two of the victims were school age children. 28 other people were severely dehydrated and are being treated at local hospitals. san antonio is a few hours' drive from the border with mexico. the rules on blood donation are to be relaxed in england and scotland to allow more gay men and sex workers to take part. experts say there is clear evidence it is safe for those groups to give blood after abstaining from sex for three months, instead of 12. hiv charities have welcomed the changes. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. giving blood is not for everyone. rules on safety mean those at high risk of infectious diseases, such as hiv and hepatitis b and c, are restricted from donating. but the rules are changing. gay men will no longer have to abstain from sex for 12 months. that will be reduced to three months before they can give blood. people who have had sex with high—risk partners or in a high—risk place, will also have the deferral period r

behind bars right now after police say he left his 16 day old baby ma'kyhe mitchell in a suisun city parking lot.sot we're now learning new information about where daniel mitchell went after leaving his boy in the parking lot. he eventually ditched his car in this fairfield neighborhood near fairmont memorial cemetary a mile and a half from the shopping center where he left little ma'kyhe. witnesses tell us it was obvious he had crashed into something prior to that. the tires were blown out and there was damage to the car. in fact one woman tells kron 4 news she watched as mitchell got out of the car, went back inside to get something then took off running down this street. sources say he left his wallet and id inside his carsomething that helped police identify him, catch him, and link him to multiple felony crimes and a misdemeanor possession of possible cocaine. sotthose who know mitchell say he has been on a downward spiral ever since his mom committed suicide.. officers were back in this area tuesday and witnesses tell me they found the magazine to a gun in someone's yard. no word yet i

and one of the city's parks this is a very large police presence on the streets right now officers are wearing riot gear. was was. a were was. activists of even created a special platform called welcome to hell the slogan under which the demonstrations are taking place. the german interior minister said eight thousand violent protesters are expected to take part in rallies but police have taken preparations very seriously twenty thousand officers will be deployed to special security zones have been set up in the city. of the doj and it is that the german security authorities are preparing with great diligence for their biggest police operation this year this of course concerns the hamburg police which is strongly supported by the state police and the federal police only run away talk to bruno crown the chairman of the berlin branch of the pirate party pay thinks that the protests may become more violent. my going to become much more ready because the police is also doing a big huge mistake by escalating everything quite

the 16- day old infant was dumped in a suisun city strip mall parking lot yesterday. the child's father has been arrested.. new tonight... we are learning more about what the father allegedly did .. after leaving the babybehind ... good evening i'm pam moore. (steve). and i'm steve aveson. the dad is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. tonight -- kron4's j-r stone is live in fairfiled.. j-r that's where the father was found -- after he allegedly left his baby. 18 year old daniel mitchell is behind bars right now after police say he left his 16 day old baby ma'kyhe mitchell in a suisun city parking lot.sot we're now learning new information about where daniel mitchell went after leaving his boy in the parking lot. he eventually ditched his car in this fairfield neighborhood near fairmont memorial cemetary a mile and a half from the shopping center where he left little ma'kyhe. witnesses tell us it was obvious he had crashed into something prior to that. the tires were blown out and there was damage to the car. in fact one woman tells kron 4 news she w

shooting in vallejo it happened saturday afternoon when police found two car jacking suspects at city parkpolice arrived....one on foot and the other in a car. one officer chased the suspect on foot. police say the suspect pulled out a gun when he realized he was being followed. the officer fired his gun and missed when the suspect ducked. that suspect ran and barricaded himself in a shed. the swat team came and the suspect eventually came out. he has been identified as victor hurtado. the other suspect has been identified as david placante. both have been arrested. ( marty ) this incident is related to an officer possibly using a racial epitapha after pulling over a driver in vallejo. someone living in the area says the officer used it while interacting with the potential suspects after recor

in park city, utah.er overdosing on a synthetic opioid that had been purchased by a classmate on alphabay. the ability of these drugs to seoul instantaneously in these promising lives is a reminder to us ofjust how incredibly dangerous these synthetic opioids are. especially when they are purchased anonymously from dark places on the internet. and this is likely one of the most important criminal investigations of this entire year. i have no doubt of that. make no mistake, the forces of law and justice face a challenge from criminals and transnational criminal organisations who think they can commit their crimes with impunity by going dark. this case pursued by dedicated agents and prosecutors says, you are not safe. you cannot hide. we will find you. dismantle your organisation and network and we will prosecute you. i believe that because of this operation, the american people are safer, people around the world are safer. the department's work is not finished. we will continue to find, arrest and incarc

. >>> homeless activists claiming victory offer the city of san jose back away from a crack down on people feeding the homeless in a downtown parksue just last month. why the city is having a change of heart. >> how you doing? >> reporter: it's a random act of kindness from brandon who had leftovers work. he fed those less fortunate at the park in san jose. >> i understand. it's living out here in san jose is difficult. it's very hard and expensive and the quality of life is -- for everybody is not equal. >> reporter: its food that he rels on but it stirred up controversy. last month the city driven by complaints about litter trash considered issuing citations enforcing an an ordinance. the city told activists they are backing down. >> right now its avenue the table. anyone that comes to feed can continue to feed and be free of fear that they may get a ticket. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for the city points to eight soup kitchens in downtown. four with in walking distance of the park. she said that the city is focusing on education rather than enforcement at this time. >> we are not here to issue tickets unnecessarily. we are her

. >> reporter: free parking in the middle of one of the city's busiest streets. >> it's unsafe for cars to be pulling in and out. >> reporter: jake is with the group fifth square. >> it has intermittently been enforced. >> reporter: they started making noise about this last year. >> with the lack of the city's action, we've really decided that we had to take legal action in order to correct this. >> reporter: the lawsuit asks the philadelphia parking authority to enforce the law. it's something officers have no problem doing in other parts of people have to park? look at this. >> reporter: kendall has had to put up with the major pipe work at authority broad and 69th street for more than a year. and there has been no special treatment up here.broad and 69t street for more than a year. and there has been no special treatment up here. >> it's super unfair. it's legal to park here and i can't even get to it. >> reporter: no hear that happens in court on the south broad issue, you can bet parking in the city will continue to be a challenge. >> it's just been going on for so long, how are yo

mid 50s for most including menlo park, redwood city at 58. highs are moving off to the east a little bit allowing the system to bump that out of the way and opening the door for slightly cooler air. the cooling will begin today for many, not for all, and this is a tall order in lake county or up to ukiah. this should be slightly cooler but not well below average, near average. we don't have the upper 90s to 100 that we did have. west southwest at 24 in fairfield, bodega bay buoy where should be allowing fog to form past. 92 in las vegas, 53 in monterey with the monsoon rotating through southern california and southern nevada but close to the sierra. it may happen later in the week. the fog on the way to the marin and sonoma coast filling in rapidly at san mateo and santa cruz. 60s there was 70s around the bay, 80s and upward inland. of morgan hill and gilroy, along with points north we have a cooler pattern with warmer temperatures kicking in friday and saturday.>>> it is 4:49 am. >>> a memorial service held in san francisco for the three ups

ditching garbage a white neighbors say the city is not doing enough to stop it. >>> an 18-year-old man is behind bars accused of abandoning his newborn baby and a parking lot incessant city. surveillance video help them track down daniel mitchell who was accused of leaving his two week old son and a parking space at a strip mall yesterday and driving away. employees at a nearby barbershop saw the baby and brought him inside and called 911. a motive in this case is unclear . >> a reward being offered in the unsolved shooting death of a 19-year-old man from san jose. he was found dead at an elementary school in late march. since then there has been no motive, no suspects, and no answers. family members and investigators are hoping the five doubt -- $5000 reward will produce new leads in the case. >>> there was applause as john mccain return following a diagnosis of brain cancer. mccain cast the key vote to open debate today a republican backed healthcare bill. it is not clear what version of the legislations could result following several days of debate and amendments. you are watching ktvu fox2 news at 6:30. >>> we're hearing more about a deadly car cra

if that tax falls, it's back to square one for the parks and rec centers in this city. off castor avenue, i'm jeff co cole. fox 29 news. back to you. >> thanks much, jeff n bucks county concern over the well-being of a group of horses. their conditions have neighbors alarmed. >>> a pennsylvania family gathers for a gender reveal party but it's all rude when a tree comes crashing down. sean? >> iain all the talk has been about the sixers off season but the flyers are out here trying to make some moves, too. ron hextall tall talks about the flyrs newest goalie later in sports. oh, new fast play games from the pennsylvania lottery. and pay day has progressive top prizes. you could win fast. faster than this? (slurping) fast play. play fast. win instantly. do yno, not really. head & shoulders? i knew that not the one you think you know the tri action formula cleans removing up to 100% of flakes protects and even moisturizes for sofia vergara hair >> baby gender reveal party that will never be forgotten for a western pennsylvania family. the dad to be was having great time w

it happened yesterday afternoon when police found two car jacking suspects at "city park".oth suspects left as soon as police arrived....one on foot and the other in a car. one officer chased the suspect on foot. police say the suspect pulled out a gun when he realized he was being followed. the officer fired his gun and missed when the suspect ducked. that suspect ran and barricaded himself in a shed. the swat team came and the suspect eventually came out. he has been identified as victor hurtado. the other suspect has been identified as david placante. both have been arrested. an oakland teen drowned tonight on the russian river in sonoma county. officials say at about 4:30 someone called 911 to say that a man went under the water near steelhead beach regional park. the 19-year-old man was last seen about 300 yards upstream from the park's main beach. forestville firefighters and california state parks personnel searched by boat. the sheriff's office also used a helicopter. just after 5 searchers found the man and he was pronounced dead. the man's name will not be release

city of sort. bold expansions right there in menlo park. not everyone is liking it. >>> and then back in our hometown, to blast the health care bill, senator dianne feinstein lays out the consequences. >>> after plenty of 90s in the south bay today, we are seeing a drop off. i will let you know how hot for saturday and how things cool off for sunday. coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ against the republican health care bill. senator diane feinstein -- one of the most infleiuntial politicans in the country -- says the bill threatens to shut down hospitals and cut off millions of people from health care. boxes nbc bay area )s thom jensen is t u-c-s-f children )s hospital in san francisco w/ the details. thom? raj/cg we )ll continue to follow any nw developments on it will disappear under the current gop bill. >> listen to these three women. their children would have been dead. i mean, i heard enough to just know that. >> reporter: it is that simple according to feinstein who those moms who say they know first hand medical saves lives and rescue families from fi

parking in downtown walnut creek can be challenging. up next, the solution the city's transportation commission is kicking around for the parking crunch. >>> it is a shopping holiday. amazon prime day has the internet abuzz today. it is also prime for something more criminal. why police want you to be on the lookout if you are dropping major bucks. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> welcome back. it's 4:39 right now on your tuesday. walnut creek leaders are trying to get around the downtown parking crunch in the city. the transportation commission is meeting today to consider what would be essentially a type of surge pricing for downtown's most coveted spots. the idea is to increase rates for the busiest meters and of