what he does want our walk dates at the entrances and exits to the undeveloped park from the belt parkway were any stranger could wander into this area. a new york city police officer was caught on camera stomping my suspects had was fired. he was convicted in the assault and sentenced to two years probation in june. the video shows him attacking suspects and beds die after spotting him drinking and smoking pot handcuffed and he was a 10 year nypd veteran. he set fire to seven tractor-trailers parked in east brooklyn. this happened at 3:00 am on july 31 after someone was seengetting out of the passenger side of a white box truck near stanley street . the suspect took the window and set them on fire using a flare.o one was in the truck at the time. police are looking suspect and the driver. if you have any information, call crime stoppers at the bottom of the screen on one 800 577 to 's. still ahead, alex rodriguez is stepping off the bench. it's one of his final games tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload a

they simply say that we think that all human beings have undeveloped capacities to reason , freedom, and love. the goal is to set up society to foster those capacities. i think it is interesting to just look at the first sentence. where people of this generation house now in universities looking uncomfortably to the world we inherit. in that particular sentence, they are announcing a lot of things. they are saying we are worried about the future. if you look at the majority of the port huron statement, it doesn't give out this complete political philosophy. it looks at the problems they are about to get. systemic racism, the cold war, and political apathy, not to mention widespread poverty. thought that these social problems came about because of a lack of democracy. fairfax was more democracy not less. students andout 60 they came here really because it had the infrastructure. right now, there is this wonderful lovely part. at the time they were cabins, a large kitchen area so that they can cook and eat and hold all the people that were here. the goal, again, was just a sort of work

potential sites include the bali hai golf course - or an undeveloped lot near the i-15 and russell. the proposal includes 750- million dollars new hotel room tax. sand head sheldon adelson is also promising to contribute a hefty amount of his own personal weath to the project. andy abboud is the "senior vice president of government relations and community development" with the las vegas sands corporation. he joins is now - to help put these plans into perspective. closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly dog owners.... does your pet understand you? coming up - the results of a brand new study. in football going for two can be risky. in pizza? it's a sure thing. now get two medium two toppings pizzas for just $6.99 each. that's right just $6.99 each. better i

they just simply say, we think that all human beings are have undeveloped capacities for reasons, freedom, and love. the goal is to set up a society to foster those capacities. what is in the port huron statement? i think it's interesting to just look at the first sentence. we are people of this generation bread and at least moderate -- modest comfort, house now and universities, looking uncomfortably to the world being here. in that particular sentence, they are saying a lot of things. we are worried about the future. let's look at the world we are about to inherit. if you look at the majority of the port huron statement, it doesn't give out this complete political philosophy. it looks at the problems that they are about to get. that is systemic racism, the cold war, and political apathy amongst the people. not to mention widespread poverty. and again, sds thought that these social problems came about because of a lack of democracy. so their fix was more democracy. not less. there were about 60 students and they came here really because it had the infrastructure, right now there's just t

they just simply say, we think haveall human beings are undeveloped capacities for reasons, freedom, and love. the goal is to set up a society to foster those capacities. hurons in the port statement? i think it's interesting to just look at the first sentence. we are people of this generation bread and at least moderate -- modest comfort, house now and universities, looking uncomfortably to the world being here. sentence,rticular they are saying a lot of things. we are worried about the future. let's look at the world we are about to inherit. if you look at the majority of the port huron statement, it doesn't give out this complete political philosophy. it looks at the problems that they are about to get. that is systemic racism, the cold war, and political apathy amongst the people. not to mention widespread poverty. sds thought that these social problems came about because of a lack of democracy. so their fix was more democracy. not less. students andout 60 they came here really because it had the infrastructure, right now there's just this wonderful park. at the time they're a bu

authorities say she and her father jogged often in this undeveloped park, but a back injury prevented him from going with her on tuesday. >> we increased reward to $10,000. there's a severe community threat. we think it's random, not anybody in her life tha this. >> reporter: once again, this is an undeveloped park, federal parkland. it is patrolled by u.s. park police. they were here today and i was asking how often they patrol. they patrol five to six times a day. as a result of the vicious attack and murder, they plan on increasing the number of patrols. that's the latest from here. back to you. steve: london police say last night's deadly stabbing spree in russell square was not 60-year-old woman from florida. five others, including another american were wounded, but they are expected to survive. police arrested a 19-year-old somali man who migrated from norway. he selected his victims at random and believe he suffers from mental illness. >> >> the administrator of a fund for the survivors and family members of victims from the orlando nightclub massacre held the first of two meet

potential sites include the bali hai golf course - or an undeveloped lot near the i-15 and russell. the proposal includes 750- million dollars

it was relatively undeveloped below that.round 1830, there were two major renovations in transportation. the first with the omnibus. in 1829, new york city saw the introduction of the omnibus, which is essentially a stagecoach outfitted for urban use. it had several horses pulling these cars, and 15 people could comfortably ride in one of these. but you can imagine writing on cobblestone street in one of these things was not very pleasant. and in 1834 of the introduction of the horse-drawn streetcar. this turned out to be a very important technological information -- innovation in new york's history. so the horse-drawn streetcar was, as you can imagine, you have the car which holds maybe 20 people let's say, and is pulled by a horse. but the wheels are embedded in rail, was are embedded in the street. the efficiency of the horse-drawn streetcar was important because it now, for the first time in new york city history allowed people to commute. they do not have to be dependent on their foot, on walking to get basically from th

it is one of the most undeveloped areas of india, suffering from years of tribal insurgency. molly: you were mentioning one of the groups that could be behind this could tell us more about what police are saying. we do appear to have lost our connection. she is reporting from new delhi on this ongoing story. next we are going to cross to south africa. this is where the party that was founded by nelson mandela, the anc, has suffered its egg is political defeat since coming to power at the end of apartheid. urban south africans have knocked the ruling party off its perch in three cities. this is -- this is as they vent their anger over high unemployment and the lack of basic services. our correspondent has more on the election of the opposition party that is picking up votes. on course torty is see its worst election results since the fall of apartheid. the most symbolic gain was in nelson mandela bay, which is named after the anc party founder. the city was at the heart of the historic anti-apartheid struggle . the party leader says people who voted for the democratic alliance

the bali hai golf course - or an undeveloped lot near the i-15 and russell. but that's only if the stadium, and its funding proposal approved. mmv, ffn, ll they're hoping for big moves in tourism infrastructure committee is meeting september 15th and they want to get that special session hopefully in the fall. thieves targeted a southwest valley home sunday and made off with the usual valuables: jewelry, electronics, purses... the homeowner reached out to fox5 because they also took something she can't replace: the thought of her not being where she belongs is just heartbreaking megan wilkes is talking about her mother. this is barbara mulholland. she passed away june 17 since her cremation, wilkes kept her mother's ashes in this rectangular cherrywood box. they probably went to open it and couldn't so just grabbed it wilkes says the thieves took her computer, i-pad, and jewelry... everything valuable in my room is gone but it's her mother's ashes she wants back. i've never felt more violated or angry or hurt. it's like my mom dying emotions. every time i tur

two undeveloped corner lots are nothing but dirt. ((gary bouchard concerned resident: it's a busy street and it's busiest when the kids are going to school because at the same time, their parents are going to work.)) ((karen castro)) gary bouchard lives in the areas and has been reaching out to city leaders to address the issue. but says he often gets the run-around. ((gary bouchard resident: their attitude is when more seriously. )) ((karen castro)) but his plea during last week's council meeting didn't go un-noticed. the city has decided to install a temporary asphalt sidewalk on both ends. ((gary bouchard resident: there's reasons you have sidewalks and this is so blatant. it's a busy street. )) ((karen castro)) but north las vegas says it's not their responsibility to install sidewalks, even though they are for public use. a spokesperson for the city says developers are in charge of paying and installing evy intersection is nothing is being built... which means aveon will have to keep using shortcuts to go to school. ((aveon john

how much, watching another system, undeveloped right now, but it would become hermine, if it can get its act together, national hurricane sent letter do so over the next few days, see the model projections take that system potentially over the florida peninsula, something to keep a close eye on over the next self l days, for today, tomorrow, dealing with the humidity, high temperature jumps up to 93 degrees, as we head into the day tomorrow. upcoming weekend looks good, mostly sunny, pair of 89 degrees for the high temperature, less humid, it will get hot once again up to 91 degrees, but that humidity should stay on the tame err side. won't be brutal. it will just be -- >> that's all i care about, little uncomfortable, better than brutal. >>> well, coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 something that many people put off thinking about. but are you saving enough for retirement? "3 on your side" with easy ways to make sure you're ready for life after work. i'll have that story today at 5:00. >> team great britain brought home a lot of medals from the summer game. >> they a

investigators are combing through the high weeds in the undeveloped park where her body was found. >> we believe there's a severe community threat. we think it's random. we don't believe it's anybody in her life that created this. christina: park police patrol spring creek park because it's on federal land. officials tell fox 5 they plan on increasing the number of patrols in the wake of the brutal terrorism as the cause of last night's stabbing rampage in russell square. a 60-year-old woman from florida was killed. five others were wounded, including another american. a 19-year-old somali man has been arrested and is suffering from mental illness. >> hundreds of supporters are greeting donald trump in maine today. the republican presidential nominee talked about law and order and cutting taxes. violated visa law when she moved to new york as a model. >> hillary clinton campaigned in las vegas today. nevada is one of many states up for grabs. new head to head polls show clinton beating trump in a number of key battleground states, including pennsylvania and new hampshire. the lead nar

two undeveloped corners lots are lacking sidewalks. ((gary bouchard concerned resident: i've been complaining about this for 6 years and i just get the run-around. )) ((karen castro)) the city of north las vegas says developers are responsible for paying and putting in public sidewalks. even though at least one of these corner lots is privately owned, it's not being developed so the city says the owner has no obligation. ((gary bouchard: concerned resident: i don't think we should wait until someone gets hurt or killed )) ((karen castro)) after gary bouchard reached out to city leaders numerous times north las vegas has decided to install a temporary asphalt sidewalk along both vacant lots. ((gary bourchard concerned resident: there's reasons you have sidewalks and this is so blatant. it's a busy street. )) ((karen castro)) bouchard can rest a little easy and aveon can focus on his last year of high school. ((aveon johnson student: i'm excited because i play football and i hope to have a good season and to get scouted. )) ((karen castr

. >> it's a piece of property undeveloped and right next to a major thoroughfare and a highway. so most cities and towns have success in developing pieces of property with the location like that. >> reporter: ronstadt agrees. >> we need more entertainment in the area, in our area, not having to go to westminster or a lot further out. >> reporter: but som lights and noise. a top golf spokesman told us we work hand in hand with the city to make sure we meet all the guidelines and work hard with the local communities to make sure we're a great community partner. sunling articles it's not -- argues it's not for a top golf facility. she's just hoping the golfers she sees are those already there. >> tonight's city council is holding a public hearing to the green light to go ahead and build in thornton. so many people showed up at the council meeting tonight, the fire marshal was there to check out the crowd and an overflow room was set up for those who want to have their say. that meeting is still going on right now, ryan. >> vicente, they say they worked all this out, what does top g

it's undeveloped brains and smaller heads than normal. the department says in both cases the moths contracted the virus while travel abroad, either through mosquito bite or sexual contact with someone else carrying the zika virus. it's a sobering reminder that zika can cause serious harm to a developing fetus. there is no evidence that someone has contracted the zika virus from a mosquito bite in california. even though those kinds of mosquitos capable of carrying the virus have been found in 12 counties throughout the state including alameda and san mateo. within the past 24 hours president barack obama criticized congress for heading off on a seven-week vacation without first funding efforts to fight zika. >> and meanwhile congress is on a summer recess. a lot of folks talk about protecting americans from threats. well, zika is a serious threat to americans. especially babies. right now. so once again i want to urge the american people to call their members of congress and tell them to do their job. >> reporter: the president has reques

. >> it's a piece of property undeveloped and right next to a major thoroughfare and a highway. so most cities and towns have success in developing pieces of that. >> reporter: ronstadt agrees. >> we need more entertainment in the area, in our area, not having to go to westminster or a lot further out. >> reporter: but some homeowners are afraid of glaring lights and noise. a top golf spokesman told us we work hand in hand with the city to make sure we meet all the guidelines and work hard with the local communities to make sure we're a great community partner. sunling articles it's not -- argues it's not facility. she's just hoping the golfers she sees are those already there. >> tonight's city council is holding a public hearing to decide whether to give top golf the green light to go ahead and build in thornton. so many people showed up at the council meeting tonight, the fire marshal was there to check out the crowd and an overflow room was set up for those who want to have their say. that meeting is still going on right now, ryan. >> vicente, they say they worked all this o

mainland but this area of undeveloped tropical activity right now is starting to get its the act togetheronal hurricane center giving the system an 80 percent chant chance of development as it becomes hermine in the next five days. right now located near hispaniola but model projections potentially impacting florida as we head into next week. something that interests in that area we will to have keep a close eye on. for us keeping an eye on sunshine. a few more clouds heading in to our friday. high of 93 degrees. more humid with a chance of the isolated thunder shower in the afternoon. meisha, upcoming weekend is looking a okay, pair of 89 degrees high temperatures for saturday and sunday with a lot of sunshine. >> look at that, beautiful. good morning everyone happy thursday. so glad you are here looking at a disable vehicle schuylkill eastbound near girard avenue block ago this left lane. you can see surrounding this disabled vehicle there is not the a lot out there we are still looking good on our interstates and highways. i-95 north bound at bet thecy ross bridge we have activity here

for mow this area of undeveloped tropical activity that is likely to develop within the next couple ofays you see all of our weather models here projec projecting poe tennessee shallly the system could make a close approach to the united states. that's something we'll really have to keep an eye on as we head into next week but for tomorrow just keeping an eye on the sky for thunderstorms developing early in the day in the poconos later in the day down the shore. by monday beautiful conditions. much less humid sunshine, breezy conditions a high temperature 82. tuesday morning, 61 degrees would be our coolest start since june 18th. nice comfortable humidity levels on tuesday and wednesday. thursday and friday little bit warmer and muggier beautiful conditions all throughout next week. really nice. >> that's lovely week. thank you very much, lauren. >> thank you for that week, lauren. >> we do appreciate it. >> weep them coming. >> leslie has sports highlights. >> eagles still missing a few key pieces. when will jordan matthews be back in action? i'll tell you about and the phillies looki

of the york, firsts to new in philadelphia for 10 years, then to a place and the potomac, then undeveloped, now washington, d.c. so, we incurred a future of murderous washington summers, but we got america's debts paid off in a timely fashion. hamilton'ss due to foresight and his clever dealmaking. he also had an insight about how to handle the debt. his intention was not to pay it off and make it go away. he wanted to manage the debt. he wanted the debt where regular payments would be made on the interest. and his insight was that if you did that with debt, the terms of liability,a turning into a resource. we'll see you are not struggling under the burden, you are maintaining it, so they are maintaining it. that becomes credit. debt can become money. if you have a credit card, you know how this works. if you have 20 credit cards, you know how this does not work. that has to be managed carefully, and that was hamilton's intention. his way of managing the debt was a new thing in world finance. two countries had gone his direction, holland and england followed. france and tried to join the n

the 10 to 12-foot leads phil petrone of this not want to gates at the entrances and exits to this undeveloped park and he doesn't want any access from the parkway where any stranger could wander into this area. howard beach, linda schmidt "fox 5 news." alison: warning for people in staten island the nypd says rappers are targeting people who were walking alone on the northwest shores in the morning. people avoid using shortcuts through unfamiliar areas travel in well lit areas away from bush's stores and buildings and have their car keys ready to make a quick entrance. steve: the fire commissioner giving an update on the four firefighters injured. he says the hot weather made their job especially difficult. the flames spread to five buildings before the fire was brought under control. patrick marleau continues to recover in the hospital with heat stroke. joseph radio had a heart attack is in intensive care but stable and doctors are working to save his left arm of sean -- he is in critical condition. >> it shows the kind of work that our members do and how dangerous it is and how things in an

reporter: it was two weeks ago today that 30-year-old was found raped and murdered in undeveloped park near her home where she had been jogging. tonight 700 people came out in the proposive heat to walk with them carry aring white and butterfly balloons. butterflies were her favorite. a. >> we are all passionate that we can find the person who did this so the community can rest. >> i am here to support killer. reporter: do you live the neighborhood? >> i grew up here. i live in long eye island now. i came for this. reporter: at this point, the police say they have not found any dna matches and local or national database. there is $125,000 reward for information leading to am arrest and the family is hoping the money will talk. >> we will get you. it is just a matter of time. so if he is someone you might know, get the money. we're going to get them anyway. >> turn yourself in. i will make sure that reward money oes to the person of your choice. your sister, brother, mother. you ul be with caught. take advantage of that. reporter: after moment of silence, the pa in loos floated into the

the depth and width of all the ,echnologies names is so large so you don't necessarily have that undevelopedts, but i think it will change because of the maturity of that online market. there will be are a lot of hard too it, and it is sidear invest in at the moment. if you're looking for a multi-decade theme, as were the commodities were, that was a very large theme. we still believe fundamentally that china's underlying technology space is a huge theme. rishaad: right. let's look at commodities, getting away from equities for a moment. people talk about the gold rally , it is spent now. do you share that view? if you do, where else would you look in that space? >> i have been trading gold relative to other metals. i have been trading the gold to silver ratio, a ratio where we have hundreds of years of price information, and you don't necessarily have get the underlying price movement and gold right. you just play that ratio relative to silver, it is a bullish-bearish type of strategy. gold over oil, we think the gold price rally is going to be capped by the recovery in oil. if you look at

the flying eye hospital travels to undeveloped countries on a mission to prevent blindness.argo carrier for federal it's breasts and it is now equipped with everything from retina and cataract machines to 3-d monitors. >> we show them all of the processes that they need to be doing to prevent -- to have quality care. because we train the whole team. >> the plane is currently at moffett field as part of a fund- raising drive. that hospital soon depart for china and indonesia. it often makes trips to india and africa. >>> people tuning into the olympics might be adjusting the color levels they showed photographs of the water in the men's diving event. on monday the water was clear as you can see, but 24 hours later it was green and cloudy. >> unclear what caused the water to change the look at that picture. longtime swim coach says that there are four possibilities may be too much algae in the pool perhaps the filters did not operate properly maybe a chemical imbalance or he joked that the hoke had an accident. limbic organizers say they tested the water quality and there are

or talk in the mostases severe cases have microcephaly which is a tiny shrunken headune within undeveloped brain. some of those children die int h the first week of life and some of them survive but they havea h really, very little life. they can breathe and l digest bt not do a whole lot else. a it's real tragedy for those parents. >> host: aside from the children, if an adult the contrs it, what are the symptoms ando what is the damage so to speak? >> guest: there isn't much adult contracts it. it's a bothersome disease with rash, red eyes, low-grade fever, 102 or 103 at most, an itchy rash 03 at most, and itchy rashe but it usually goes away in 7 - 10 days. more seriousnce of symptoms a little like polio but it's very rare and it usually goes away. it's a one and 4000 or one and 5000 risk. we deal with risks like that every day being involved with automobiles. it does exist but the most recent is to the babies. hav >> host: he is here to talk about the virus and what we've talked about in the u.s. if you want to ask que questionu can do so on the phone line. you can post on twitter if y

as their friendship desegregates with long with dave's marriage which is an undeveloped story line i didn't buy. overall this movie has the cosmic giggle and what more can you ask for a comic. >> it's as simple as this. the the first, but it's one of my favorite films of the season. there can be no snoozing through the dog days of summer after seeing war dogs, believe me. i can see my review from ben herd on our website, go to abc7ny/entertain: dave, great to have your sis ter in the house. >> that's nice to say that. e for a popular shoe brand. a couple suing the popular company that makes crops. what they say happened while their child was wearing the shoes. >>> coming up, an innocent bystander dies during a police pursuit. we'll explain what happened. happened. i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. th great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small

the bali hai golf course - or an undeveloped lot near the i-15 and russell. but that's only if the stadium, and its funding proposal approved. " if they get the raiders or whatever they will get everybody to come down here." " ive seen the pictures of the stadium, it looks amazing" the designs are out, the excitements there, but it's time to talk money... the sands corporation .. along with sheldon adelson and the raiders want clark county to shell be built... but who's pockets are really being affected? " this is a publicly owned stadium, we need to have a public commitment, the public is gonna own it, and we think a room tax is an excellent opportunity to do that.." in his words, a stadium built by tourists through $750 million dollars in hotel room tax money... " with zero risk to nevada tax payers, because the adelson family will be kicking in almost 700 million dollars for this project, they will be assuming all risks." abboud said adelson would be taking care of any additional c but the sands corp is convinced the stadium would be a big win. " almost 90

to talk, and then the most severe cases have microcephaly which is a tiny, shrunken head with an undevelopedbrain inside it. some of those children die in the first week of life, some of them survive, but they have really very little life. i mean, they basically can breathe and digest but not do a whole lot else, so it's a real tragedy for those parents and those babies. >> host: aside from the children, if an adult contracts it, what are the symptoms then, and what is the likely -- what's the damage, so to speak? >> guest: there really isn't much damage if an adult contracts it. it's a bothersome disease, but it's a rash, red eyes, low-grade fever, 102, 103 at most usually. itchy rash but it usually goes away in a week to ten days. there's about a 1 in 5,000 chance of gee yam baa raisin dream, it's a form of creeping paralysis a little like polio, but it usually goes away, and it's also there's a 1 in 4,000,000 risk, and we live with that risk every day even fromth being involved with automobiles, things like that. so that's to not the most devastating consequence, although it exists. >> ho

officers spent several hours combing through an undeveloped lot looking for any information they might find. but the buckeye police chief admitting for the first time boy alive. police are calling it a secondary search. they say they're disable -- double checking areas that have already been searched. they're going to keep looking for this boy. >> he's a 10-year-old boy that's gone missing. for all of us who are parents, this is something we hold sacred. and we're going to continue to bring closure to the family. >> so at this point police are still investigating this as a and the boy's mother is said to be cooperating with the investigation. >>> several people arrested in an illegal gambling operation in phoenix. the arizona department of gaming and phoenix police served four search warrants at two glendale homes, as well as a business called poker union and the gold house. the police say the illegal operation allowed them to gamble tournaments, and five employees are facing charges. >>> another stormy day in the valley. remnants of tropical store javier hit the valley over night. sto

from the developer ksl and gives you a taste what they want to build at squaw valley all on the undevelopedand on the way to squaw on highway 89. the county commission is hearing from supporters as well as conservationists right now. they say adding 850 lodging units plus shopping and a water slide would have a negative impact on the lake and surrou surrounding regions. squaw counters it would provide 500 year-round jobs and make it more than a winter destination. whatever they plan to recommend the board of supervisors has the final sane this matter. >>> the founder of craig's list is helping san francisco's ho homeless stay connected to the internet. craig new mark gave the foundation a check for 25,0$25,. st. anthony's got matching funds and installed wireless internet at its facilities in the tenderloin. >> for people who have internet access the fairest thing can be the internet, particularly on cell phones is an again democratizine ining force and i time to do more of that. >> st. anthonys also installed these small lockers for people to securely charge their cell phones. thursday, ye

this is the area where karina vetrano went into the undeveloped federal park. that was two weeks ago tonight about this time. she went into the park about 5:45. and it was about an hour and a half later that her father reported her missing. now, the folks that are going to be walking here tonight, they'll be walking a mile. the reason they're doing this is because it has been two weeks in this case. her parents want to keep the story in the headlines. they want to find her killer. now as we reported last week, the community here in howard beach started a gofundme page to raise reward money. the goal was 100,000. as of today, they have raised more than $245,000. now last week when i was reporting on this story, i told you that police were checking a local database to see if they could find any dna from any known sex offenders area in our database to see if it matched the dna found at the crime scene. they did not find any matches. they went to a national dna database to do the very same thing. as of today, they have not found any matches, which means that whoeve

when county tore down a sewage treatment plant here land along river 36th street south has been undeveloped wetlands area bald eagle area so it can be developed. it can be preserved. eagles nest is right there. >> reporter: that is what the county plans to do they have secured funding to open up the crammer hill nature preserve, all of the trash dumped over years will be cleaned up, contaminated soil removed and nature trails will be construct to help people access river from crammer hill. >> thought was, why not make turn lemons in lemonade and give the community access to the river front and also, protect 35-acre wet land tract in an area like camden which is really rare, unique. >> reporter: county park will tie in petty's island which will be a 300-acre state the preserve after citgo oil leaves by 2020. rodriguez, a county freeholder, says this is a win/win for environment and community. >> for beautiful waterfront that the residents of crammer hill have, that have never, ever, been able to enjoy it. >> reporter: freeholder rodriguez pointed out such a transformation going from stepping

the guy was giving her cpr >> reporter: 61-year-old victim was on her regular walk along an undeveloped section of ridgeway street just before 8:00 a.m. when she was struck and killed by a large suv that left the scene. authorities say the woman was on the phone with her husband at the time. >> he heard a loud sound, like a thud, and then, you know, the line essentially went dead so her husband tried calling back. wasn't sure what had happened and, you know, came out looking for her. >> reporter: a public works employee found the victim on the road where investigators later used a drone and sophisticated laser measuring equipment in their search for clues. >> it's just terrible. you don't -- somebody must have been texting or on the phone or something because how could you miss somebody just walking there. >> reporter: there were no witnesses, but based on debris found at the scene, investigators believe the suv involved was a chevy silverado, tahoe or suburban at least a decade old that now has damage to the right front part of the vehicle. >> you had to know. that is so awful. how can

. >> karina vetrano's body was discovered by her father, a retired firefighter in an undeveloped area of the jamaica bay. she had been strangled and sexually assaulted. stacey sayinger is in howard beach with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: well what leads, if any, can still be uncovered in this case. what evidence in the thick grass surrounding this crime scene. the chief of detectives just got through briefing reporters yet again, explaining they are surrounding the murder scene and they are -- machetes in thick grass you are rounding the murder seen and also they are increasing the reward. >> reporter: it has not been an easy job in howard beach, but investigators say they are still searching the thick marsh here in spring creek park. >> very important what we are doing. we need to locate items of interest. >> reporter: since jogger karina vetrano was strangled unpaved path within the confines of a federal park, even more questions tonight over who should be securing this right now only two federal parks officers patrol it, but mostly the perimeter, not the area where

concern as of system continues to strengthen passing by bermuda but we have a secondary system undevelopedt this point but could be a threat to the u.s. main land. we will talk about that in a couple minutes. but for tomorrow hot, steamy. 93 degrees. a few more clouds with isolated thunder showers in the afternoon so pack along that umbrella but as we head in the upcoming weekend, meisha, beautiful conditions, still warm but not as humid a pair of 89's and sunshine for saturday and sunday. >> looking great, lauren, thanks very much. good morning, everyone. happy thursday. looking outside we have to take a look at how busy this is looking interstate 95 moving in the southbound direction past cottman. break lights, no longer traveling at posted speed there, very, very, very, slow moving and make your way toward center city. look at the vehicles on the roadway, already. quarter past 6:00 the heading out there soon you will want to give yourself extra time there. new jersey 42 freeway north bound, it is holding steady here, everybody traveling at posted speed. 422 taillights moving in the east

they simply say we think all human beings have undeveloped capacity for reason, freedom and love.s to set up society to foster those capacities. i think what is here is interesting just to look at the first sentence. we are people of this generation, bread in modest comfort, housed in universities, looking to the world we inherit. they areentence, announcing a lot of things, saying we are university students, but we are worried about the future. let's look at the world we are about to inherit. completeot give out a political philosophy. it looks at stomach racism, the cold war and political apathy among the people, not to mention widespread poverty. theseain, they thought social problems came about because of a lack of democracy. there were about 60 students. i can't get closer than that. about the students. they came here because it had the infrastructure. right now, there is this wonderful, lovely park. there was a it fractured in 1968 and 1969 when a group of spf members went to a more revolutionary left. they wanted to be more of a reformist and it fractured and it was all ove

home -- homeowners who live here don't want homeless people living here in this field of undeveloped land. advocates are saying we need to get the homeless off the streets. it was a packed meeting last night in city council chambers with people from the neighborhood asking city leaders not to allow this project to go forward, but the council voted to approve this proposal that would allow for more than 100 homeless people to live in modular homes on a 6- acre plot of land. councilman who represents the district says the area already suffers from crime. >> i think we need to move forward with a transitional housing situation now knowing that we can always change that to a permanent structure in the years ahead. >> reporter: these new renderings show what the homeless would live in. the house plan includes bedrooms, shared bathrooms, a dog park and a community center. adobe services, a nonprofit agency will run it providing on- site case management and 24- hour security. the city would lease the land to adobo for $1 for 15 years and after that the city would reevaluate what to do with

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the opportunities in central soma the central locations has on and on trends and there's a lot of undeveloped and under developed lots central soma is located between downtown and mission bay in the south of market neighborhood and runs two blocks on either side of fourth street and opened in 2019 that will increased the transit capacity in the neighborhood and connect soma to neighborhoods from the bayview through chinatown. >> i like to point out this boundary we're showing different from the previous boundary to step down to market street the portion of plan was removed and in the downtown plan has been with the downtown plan for thirty years not proposed an increase in of the period we studied it so we could investigate infrastructure improvement for trend and widening streets and those are studied in the environmental impact report such the city can do the investments but taken it out it remains not downtown plan the remaining areas are part of eastern neighborhoods for that neighborhood the vision is pretty succinct a sustainable neighborhood the needs are met without compromising the n