he was training to be a bartender at union avenue tap. klessig says while officers fired shots and killed the suspect one bullet grazed his chest.. and another went through his arm. with little movement in his arm right now. and doctor bills piling up his .. fiance is now his caregiver.. and klessig can't find a lawyer to take on his case. case."i hold no ill will toward any of them. i just thought that, really, a city that i've lived in for this long would take care this."care of something like th" this."police are still investigatiing . a go fund me page has been set up.. 3 it was quite the night for u-s athletes in rio de janeiro. especially for swimmer michael . phelps.he avenged his olympic loss at the london games by butterfly by just ?four 100's of a second?. and when he hit the water again he pulled in another relay race gold. also making waves in the pool...19-year-old katie ledecky. she captured her second rio gold winning the 200 meter freestyle. back on dry land...the u-s women's gymnastics team ran away with the gold medal wi

-- corner of third street and union avenue. surveillance video shows him sitting on a milk crate moments before he was shot. he moved here from be closer to his family. >> it hurts to miss a guy that we love. i hope the person that did it has to pay whatever he did. >> police believe the intended target was a group of young man also standing on the corner at the time. no arrests have been made yet. >>> in the campaign for president hillary clinton leads donald trump the new abc news washington post poll. 50% of 1,000 people surveyed democratic nominee while 42% said they support the republican. respondents strongly disapproved of trump's statements about the muslim parents of a fallen american soldier. tomorrow trump will try to change the subject with the speech about the economy. on abc's this week campaign advisor rudy guiliani said trump has time to turn things around. >> everyone should call down about it. there's certainly every opportunity for trump this election. >> meanwhile democratic vice presidential nominee tim kai

killing the armed man at the back door of the union avenue tap. doctors were able to save klessing's arm after several surgeries... but he's struggling to regain feeling in his hand.police released this survellience video of the incident... it shows the man as he came face to face with responding officers. the district attorney cleared those officers in the shooting. 47-1:00 "i've got mimimal use of my thumb. minimal use of my pointer finger. so i'm having to go to therapy tomw that. they said it could be up to a year, ." ." klessig and his fiance are greateful the community raised more than 5 thousand dollars to help with expenses. in his words... he says he has no ill will towards the officer who he says shot him. we're learning more about the business raided by fbi agents last week... on florist avenue in milwaukee. the fbi says it's investigating six people involved in a scam that netted 260 (m) million dollars worth of veterans affairs and years. the contracts were meant for disadvantaged and disabled veterans. they opened the fake business ?

managed to call authorities when the flash flooding washed his vehicle off county road v-56, or union avenue in northeast chickasaw county. but later deputies found his body north of from his car. the cedar rapids salvation army has set up in spillville to help flood victims. army staff working from the parking lot of the citizens savings bank have been serving hot meals. major paul logan told us some people just want someone to listen to them during this tough time. "some just want to talk and just share what their experience is, and what they're going through. so that's always a good experience to have. just to be able to encourage them. just to let them know that there's somebody else the parking lot of the bank in spillville through the weekend. a waterloo man ran out onto his roof trying to escape police this morning. police surrounded a two story house at 303 locust street. the man peacefully returned inside the house and police took him away around 1. officers say he was wanted on several warrants. other charges are pending. we have an update on a story we reported last week. the city

cbs2's allie bauman is live along union avenue in new rochelle with reaction. allie? >> reporter: 79-year-old manwell aiello was in new rochelle only a few months from mexico but in that time he's made a habit of sitting outside of this deli. all that remains is a remote -- a memorial where he was shot. sitting with the white, hat, you can see manwell aiello at around 11:00 p.m. on just moments before he was shot in the chest. juan castillo says aiello was a regular at his deli. last night castillo heard what he thought were two firecrackers going off and came outside to see aiello stumbling. >> he woke up with blood running on the chair. and that's -- what happened? >> reporter: he was taken to a nearby hospital but later pronounced dead. distraught. his kids had to work, he was nice, we got along. and basically he was a respectful guy. >> reporter: family and friends do not believe the bullet could have been intended for the grandfather. >> somebody who had nothing to do with the problem. and then you find that bullet from nowhere, not a target. it's painful. you kn

the tragic night he was hit in the crossfire during a robbery while training as a bartender at union avenue tap. while officers fired shots and killed the suspect klessig says a bullet grazed his chest.. and went through his arm. "simple things like opening a door, writing my name. i can't do it"doctors were able to save his a replacing shattered bones with metal rods. he wraps his arm daily and squeezes a sponge to help regain feeling in his hands. "i've got mimimal use of my thumb. minimal use of my pointer finger. so i'm having to go to therapy tomorrow with that. they said it could be up to a year, getting back to work."as doctor bills start piling upklessig is struggling to find a lawyer to take on his case. "not one of them will touch it. they said they can't litigate it." klessig's fiance mary heitzmann has now taken on the role of caregiver."if he can't go back to his job, it's more scary future-wise than i think people know."the couple says the community has stepped in to help so far raising more than five thousand dollars in donations. in spite of it all.. klessig says he has no i

union avenue in -- the exit was flooded. union avenue in new jersey also under water. >>> there's an advisory we have to share later and the concern rain later today leading to more flooding. catching a break and our breath right now, the active weather to the east, and the dynamics are there for the isolated showers and storms. we think later in the afternoon and the night. numbers still below normal. yesterday stuck in the 70s. we will ink our way to 80 degrees. a chance of a shower or thunderstorm today. a better chance this afternoon, and then we really do catch a with the opportunity to dry out, but that said, there are still issues out there and alex denis is in with time saver traffic. >> route 109 closed northbound at secaucus road due to power lines. if you stick with kennedy boulevard, a smoother ride. avenue closed. live look at fdr drive between 61st and 96th street. no major delays as traffic is being detoured on to the avenue. alternate-side parking rules in effect citywide today and be safe today. >>> police i

traffic maps in south bay we had an early problem on northbound 85 with minor injuries at the union avenue ramp with the far right hand lane for the tow truck. it sounds like now all lanes are back open. we will see how the altamont pass is in a few. >> it is official, ryan lochte is headed to "dancing with the stars" with, first, answering tough questions on the scandal in rio de janeiro on "good morning america" in an hour, then, we will find which other celebrities will be on "dancing with the stars" with the big reveal on "good morning america" at 5:45 we will show you who is hitting the dance floor, on season 23 for "dancing with the stars" on monday, september 12. >> big republican to smile, an astronaut from right here in the bay area is making left in outer space. >> the search for a person who shot and killed at three quarters of a mile sea otters and the reward being offered. >> four airlines that lied to passengers about how much they were owed for lost luggage. first, the techbytes. >> privacy worries about what's app, used by more than a billion people is sharing information w

northbound 85 approaching union avenue. we had an over turned vehicle. two lanes were blocked and now just one lane blocked. crewing starting to finish up hooking up that car. the car is overturned. track that but no slowing there or for the rest of the south bay. back to you. >>> we begin with breaking news this morning. the european commission is ruling ireland gave illegal tax breaks to cupertino based apple. apple is now facing fines of more than $14 billion. eu ruled apple paid substantially lower taxes than other business necessary ireland must now recover losses. the most valuable company in the world apple was paying an effective corporate tax rate around 1%. ireland promises to appeal that ruling. >>> business and tech reporter scott mcgrew is looking into this ruling. he'll have much more on it. >>> the people of hayward have a new leader running their police department. the city's police chief diane stewart is on paid leaf as hayward pd conducts a personnel investigation. as for what prompted it, the police department says that is a confidenti

he's the man in the he was sitting in his usual spot on a milk create on union avenue and 3rd street saturday night when he was hit. that bullet came from across the street. mr. ayala was not the intended target. >> it was a wild shot. lucky shot, came from over there over to here. good 75 feet away. >> he was a nice person. kind. he got along with all the family. was here visiting from mexico with his family, visiting his family. police say they're looking now at surveillance video from the neighborhood. they're hoping to make an arrest soon. >>> new this morning, a thief used a fake gun during an attempted robbery during midtown. a man walked into a jewelry store on west 47th street yesterday, around 4:00 p.m., and asked to see a chain much when a male employee walked to the back, police say the suspect held a gun to a gun, when the suspect tried to fire it, the fake gun fell apart. he did get away empty handed. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 4s. raphael, it seems like we got a warm start to the week already. >> headed well into the 80s. a hot week ahead. no roll cooldowns

tonight.kurt klessig was hit by bullets when police shot and killed an armed suspect at union avenue tap in sheboygan last month. doctors were able to save his arm after several surgeries, but he's struggling to regain feeling in his hand. 47-1:00 "i've got mimimal use of my thumb. minimal use of my pointer finger. so i'm having that. they said it could be up to a year, ." ." klessig and his fiance are greateful the community raised more than 5 thousand dollars to help with expenses. he says he has no ill will towards the officer who shot him. a cudahy 9-1-1 dispatcher is facing some potentially serious charges tonight... tonight...authorities tell us she is being investigated by the milwaukee county d-a for "misconduct in public office". the woman is administrative leave, pending a criminal investigation.we are working to get more details on just what happened. 3 a homeless sex offender is charged with exposing himself near the fox river trail in waukesha.according to the criminal complaint, witnesses saw timothy inzeo sitting on a bench near the riverwalk with his genitals showing

these are the garbage and debris cluttered under the cars on union avenue. one of the roadways hit hardest. the rain fall was so hard and fast many roads looked like rivers. >> it was something unbelievable. i've been part of this for over 20 years. i've seen something like this no more than three times. it was very, very crazy. >> reporter: take a look at this a couple hours ago. flood waters reached the bumpers of cars and the powerful current swept anything in its path including garbage and debris down the road. some people were reportedly stuck in their cars for a while. similar to this video shot by another viewer flash flood waters blocked some drivers from navigating around. directions and forms a river. >> reporter: lindhurst took a beating forcing ponding and flooding across many areas. back here live in patterson, this is one of the storm drain heres that is overwhelmed at this hour. needless to say the crews will have their work cut out for them. aj ross, channel 7 eye witness news. been spared from the weekend washout. rain showers are triggering

he was struck by a bullet at the corner of third street and union avenue. surveillance video shows him wearing a large hat moments before he was shot. he moved here from mexico about 4 months ago to be closer to his family. so far police have made no arrests. >>> coming up at 11:30 we will hear from his grandson about the family's loss. >>> a rude awakening for a store in new jersey when a -- slams right through the front of the building. inside the sleepy store. it's not clear if anyone was injured or why the driver lost control. >>> permanent safety barriers are going up at walt disney world to prevent alligator attacks. reports a wide boulder wall is being built along the beach where an al 2-year autopsy showed his drowned. the barriers are going up all around the lake which is called the 7 seas lagoon. disney is the parent company of. >>> these cell phone accounts how they are breaking in to buy more pricy phones and what you can do to protect yourself. >>> animal rescue helps some stranded dolphins. >>> and a beautiful day to ends hello! it's our new i

this is union avenue. heavy flood waters cover standard streets. the region was under a flood warning all night long getting as much as two inches of rain in less than an hour. drive through flood roads. you can't be sure of the depth 069 -- depth of the water or conditions beneath it >>> l.a.x., a series of loud noises sent people into panic inside. police did a sweep of terminals but didn't find anyone with a gun. someone dressed as zoro plastic sword was arrested. >>> tell us gop nominee donald trump is set to make a major speech wednesday in arizona. there's speculation he'll shift his position. trump previously vowed to deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants from the country but now softening his stance. dani? >> thanks lynna. 6:54 now. seeing stop and go traffic 77 turnpike. here's the picture in the area. so far, it's a 5-10 minute delays. use caution if you're trying to travel there. not use caution, but add time to your commute. slowing 71 north to inner belt, 77 north into downtown and 480 east 77. those are two to three minutes an

managed to call authorities when the flash flooding washed his vehicle off county road v-56, or union avenue in northeast chickasaw county. but later deputies found his body north of lawler, less than half a mile from his car. the cedar rapids salvation army victims. army staff working from the parking lot of the citizens savings bank have been serving hot meals. major paul logan told us some people just want someone to listen to them during this tough time. "some just want to talk and just share what their experience is, and what they're going through. so that's always a good experience to have. just to be able to encourage them. just to let them know that there's somebody else that cares about them."" the parking lot of the bank in spillville through the weekend. this morning, hillary clinton and donald trump are trading even more insults in the race for president. as abc's kenneth moton reports, the candidates are trading charges of racism and corruption, setting the tone for a bitter fight until november. this morning, the race for the white house...downri ght nasty. sot hillary clinton

kurt klessig was shot when he back door of the union avenue tap. doctors were able to save klessing's arm after several surgeries... but he's struggling to regain feeling in his hand.police released this survellience video of the incident... it shows the man as he came face to face with responding officers. the district attorney cleared those officers in the shooting. 47-1:00 "i've got mimimal use of my thumb. minimal use of my pointer finger. so i'm having to go to therapy tomorrow with that. they said it could be up to a year, ." ." klessig and his fiance are greateful the community raised more than 5 thousand dollars to help with expenses. in his words... he says he has no ill will towards the officer who he says shot him. we're learning more about the business raided by fbi agents last week... on florist avenue in milwaukee. the fbi says.... it's investigating six people involved in a scam that netted 260 (m) million dollars worth of veterans affairs and defense contracts over 15 years. the contracts were ?here?--- but lived in minnesota. offic

near the airport gone now and single digit speeds southbound and in pen sauk and, a crash at 130 union avenue and giving us problem as long the black horse pike close to giuseppes. >> thank you. more ahead on "action news" tonight at 5:00. the suspected arsonist is now in custody in northern california after a wild fire destroys over 200 buildings continues to burn out of control. >>> in health check a new tool could make mri's a thing of the past. the new technology making it easier and faster for those with joint problems to get help. ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. ♪ ♪ >>> one man is arrested for sparking a wild fire in california what is actually still burning at this hour. the clayton fire has destroyed 175 buildings and burned nearly seven square miles, around 1600 firefighters are on the front lines, battling the high winded trying to surround that fire. >> all right heal

union avenue in paterson looks more like a raging river. there's waves in the street and trash floating by the cars. it's slow going in hacken -- hackensack. elise has updated conditions. >> te updated flood alerts, and a flash flood alert in effect until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night, and the rain is not done with us. in spite of the rain we have seen, there's more. east hampton getting rain and the heaviest rain has moved offshore, and that's good news. we are looking at another cell with very, very heavy rain. central new jersey with a break. rain clearing from new jersey. that's the good news. as i mentioned, there's more coming, and cloudy skies, and chance of rain overnight tonight, and a repeat headed into the day tomorrow, and i will have more coming up in the full forecast. jessica? >> elise, thank you. >>> don't forget to wake up with cbs 2 news this morning at 4:30 a.m. for the latest forecast and up- to-the-minute traffic and tr haunting verbal assault on the nypd. a mysterious person is tapping into police-only broadcast frequencie

charges stemming from the operation between september and august.police say they helped a union near 7th avenue and union drive raking in as much as >>> i have been following it on the news but i did not really put two and two together until you guys him around. >> it has been almost a month since the 10-year-old boy -- we go back to his neighborhood digging for clues in his disappearance. >> do you know someone who likes to use that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off ... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com. low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. (clap, clap, ding) the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, >>> the search continues tonight for a serial killer in police say the suspect is tied to seven deadly shootings dating back to march and could be driving several cars including this 2000 black b

and northbound 85 at the union avenue on-ramp we had an overnight overturned vehicle and when we first started at 4:30 we had the far try lane blocked and all lanes are back open. we will look at mass transit in a few. coming up after sending out have itations to a big event, you could get your first look at the new ever iphone. >> running a marathon is tough enough and the wall turn that made one longer and what it cost runners in the north bay. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> window washer who fell 11 stories from a high-rise is suing the owners of the building two years later. he was working at top of the building when he fell 120' and landed on a car. he suffered brain injuries and a fractured pelvis. the lawsuit accuses the company of negligence for having an improper paragraph railing around the building. >> today, italy is tolding a state funeral for victims of the devastating earthquake with the surface scheduled at 9:00 a.m. our time for 200 of the 292 victims of the earthquake in central italy six days ago. it is going to be in arm trace hit the hard of the by the 6.2 earthquake. the funeral was pl

you can see him saturday night on the very same corner of union avenue and 3rd street. moments before he was shot in the chest. he's been staying in the area for a few months, visiting his children from mexico. people who knew him say he made a habit of sitting outside the neighborhood pass by. the deli worker, juan castillo, says he was a regular. he says he stepped outside to see him stumbling. >> he was covered with blood running and we said what happened? >> reporter: he was taken to a nearby hospital and later died. his 12 children and 10 grandchildren are distraught. >> he -- all his kids had a word. got along. and basically he was a respectful old guy. >> reporter: police believe the bullet that killed ayala was meant for someone else. >> it's highly unusual for this community. we very rarely have any kind of shootping in this vicinity. it's a very quiet area. >> reporter: those that knew him say the 79-year-old should never have died like this. >> nothing to do with it, with from nowhere. he was not a target. it's painful. >> reporter: jessica morehouse, cbs 2 n

manuel seen in this photo was struck bay bullet at third street and union avenue. video shows him wearing a large hat on a milk crate moments before he was shot. he moved from mexico four months ago to be closer with his family. we love. i hope the person that did it has to pay. >> police believe the target was a group of young men who were also standing on the corner at the time. police made no arrests. >>> the race for president turns to economics today. both donald trump and hilary clinton are expected to outline their plans forgiving the nation's economy a boost, trump will speak to business leaders of the detroit economic club, say he believes the election will be one on jobs and the economy. >>> new polls show clinton building a lead over trump on economic issues. clinton will outline her economic plans today and she will argue trump is only focused on the wealth nest americans. trump expected to call for child care tax deductions and current 35% to 15%. >>> clinton begins the week maintaining the lead in the polls. 50% of the vote while 42% of those polled s

reports the officers were at the scene of a crash involving three cars on highway 85 just south of union avenuef their cars the chp says a suspected drunk driver plowed into one of those vehicles. the chain reaction crash injured the officers who were thrown to the ground. the mercury news reports the worst of their injuries was a possible sprained ankle, thankfully. >>> follow up to breaking news we brought you right here on "today in the bay" yesterday morning. take a look at this surveillance video. this is that smash and grab burglary at an electronics store near fisherman's wharf in san francisco. you see the video showing four men. they used a van and long pole to take out the front of the digital center. the thieves then entered the store, grabbed electronics and just took off. so far no arrests have been made. >>> right now back to our rio olympics coverage and it's day five of the summer games. the americans just keep on collecting the hardware. >> that's right. they've got to have a lot to wear. live look at rio this morning where another winning day could be in store for team usa. nb

union avenue, downed wires, all lanes are closed. street cleaning rules are in effect. >> it's 5:55. mayor de blasio and others will push for washington to fund the battle against zika. meanwhile, the city's health department ordered another round to battle mosquito born illnesses. although zika has never been transmitted here. pesticide will be sprayed to as well as west nile virus. weather permitting, spraying will begin tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. and will continue until 6:00 a.m. thursday. >>> it is 5:56. a new zika case in it x is the first to be linked to travel within the united states. after a person contracted the virus while visiting miami. miami neighborhood is the first place in united states where local zika transmission has occurred. while there have been more than cases in texas, no reports reported in texas. >> a master class on stopping rats. the city's rat academy will be held in the west village. corey johnson will host the event. how to keep rats out of their building mr. rodent resistant garbage cans raffled off

they either owned or worked at the poker union at 7th avenue and union hill, and are accused of hosting poker tournaments and taking a cut to fund the thing. they're all faces racketeering charges. >>> a lot of you asking us to check things out at desert vista high school after reports of no ac. the school says a chiller went fixed within an hour. there's a water flow issue with the unit, but that should be fixed by tomorrow. eight class rooms are effect flood and even at this hour temperatures still sizzling. ahwatukee 109, mesa too. gilbert and chandler 107, and peoria at 108. as we head to 7:00, average temperature down to 105. 103 at 8:00, and then down to 99 around 9:00 o'clock tonight. bottoming out at 86. a mild night for us, with another ozone high pollution as vise are you in effect. -- advisory in effect, so limit your time outside, and then all of us can help prevent the problem by trying to car pool, ride the bus or light rail. that helps. and remember not to use gas powered mowers or leaf blowers. right now this is just in effect for tomorrow. the arizona department of envi

around union hill's unto you get to 35th avenue. union hill's does not look too bad maybe take that until you past 35th better there. the rest of the 101, not much slowing here. i'm not seeing any slowing in scottsdale. a little bit as you're traveling eastbound near seventh street. i-10 and the west valley looks good most of the morning. a couple minutes ago this is at 43rd avenue, it was very congested. this has eased up the story on i-10 is stop and go. it eases up and you see that until you hit i-17 stack. we will look at i-10 in the east valley in a couple minutes. >>> cardinals football is back on abc15. they are hosting the raiders on friday. kickoff is at 7:00. the pregame starts at 6:30 pm. we will have live coverage starting at 4:00 here on abc15. >>> at first glance it looks like a bowl of jell-o on the right-hand side of your screen. that is the olympic pool. apparently no one knows why it's green. monday it was blue. tuesday it was green. they tested the water. officials say it is safe. one of the men's divers tweeted, i

deputies say albert gott managed to call flooding washed his vehicle off county road v-56, or union avenue in northeast chickasaw county. but later deputies found his body north of lawler, less than half a mile from his car. and now here's your first alert forecast. plan on a steady increase in clouds today and that will limit our high temperatures into the mid- 70s as well. this morning, a few isolated showers may also be found in far southern iowa before the showers to our south fizzle out. this front will be a key to our weather look like many, if not all football games should go dry tonight, but rain should quickly push in right afterwards. this rain should amount to a quarter to a half inch with isolated amounts over one inch possible. another round of scattered storms will be possible in the afternoon hours, with much of the activity likely waning or moving east by the evening. sunday looks mainly dry with only isolated storms possible. have a great weekend! today: mostly cloudy. isolated showers possible far south. wind: e 5-10. high: 76 tonight: scattered thunderstorms developing.

. >>> i-17 was flooded and also union avenue, and we could see more rain today. john elliott with the forecast for you. more information for us? >> the area south of the city, in the city, this is the view from the empire state building, and we have seen fog. again this is the camera that looking clouds. 70-mile degrees out there numbers below normal. ulster county to the north and ocean county to the south. you can see that. this is for the thunderstorms this morning. the flash flood watch just north of ocean county, and it can be a little misleading. anied aational rain in parts of the area that saw the record and it's flash flooding that rises rapidly. we are unsettled with the proximity of the low in the area. the leftover shower on tuesday, and high pressure will build in on wednesday, looking good. be careful again today. >> john, thank you so much. i'm chris wragge. we are back in 25 minutes. when we became teachers, the state made a commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each

the story the same in places like flemington as well as paterson, new jersey, union avenue. people reporting waist-eep water they had to wade through. in places like morristown, where the storm brought down trees and shut down roads. in wayne, it is starting to miss now. the rain might be picking up-and-coming think our area. they're on guard because of this, but we did check in with police no closures on the roads as a result of the flooding. it's all cleaned up so far. back to you. >> tracie strahan, thank you. >> get out! >> there were many rescues like this after powerful floodwaters swept through maryland's ellicot city on saturday night. at least two people are dead. the water has receded but the damage is done. some businesses are a complete loss. the damage so bad that the governor of maryland declared a state of emergency. >>> we do want to check in with raphael miranda. we saw that situation in ellicot city and how quickly. >> good morning. we will be on the lookout for more flooding later today. areas most vulnerable to flooding will be western new jersey, all of

at this point we haven't confirmed who actually put the grease on the bridge here near byrd avenue. union pacific representative tells me they're still trying to find out if that bridge even belongs to them. i'm damian trujillo, nbc. >>> aside from the ryan lochte, we have the golden girls flashing smiles. >> usa set the record for most women to compete in olympic history. and we spoke to jessica aguirre with more. >> thefz endured years of hard work, they paid off big with gold, silver and bronze, but today they face their biggest ten of endurance and might when they faced me. there was a buzz on the beach today. >> i'm on cloud nine. >> there was the share of -- >> the trip was amazing. >> so excited to represent such a great field of women. >> followed by a call for good old party food. >> burgers onion rings. >> we definitely want a huge pizza party once we get back to the states. >> the best of team usa showing out of their girl power at copacabana beach, as they put the games behind them and let the winning feeling sink in. >> to sill in with a silver medal, even to be in the event

the woman is accuse of robbing a credit union on ventura avenue. that's the woman police are looking for. she wrote a note to a teller demanding money and then walked out. anyone who can identify her is asked to please contact palo alto police. >>> redwood city, a high schoolteacher aide makes -- is a teacher in redwood city making a court appearance today after being charged with having sex with a student. >> police arrested 22-year-old rodriguez after investigators say an anonymous tipster sent graphic video of rodriguez and the student to the school's vice principal. he approached the 15-year-old student and two began a relationship last spring. rodriguez is accused of having sex with a teen multiple times. >> they started out just as a friendly relationship and it turned into a sexual relationship. the vick tell was never forced into it but it is a crime to engage in copulation with a minor. >> rodriguez worked part time with the school for two years. >>> it's 4:41 on your wednesday. more than 5,000 firefighters continue to battle tsoberanes fi

he robbed a smoke shop at 91st avenue and union hills. surveillance video shows them pointing handguns at the owner. no one was hurt. >>> more than two years after a prison inmate rapes a teacher behind bars orders the inmate to pay her $10 million. settlement from the state. it is unlikely that jacob harvey will come up with the money if the judge decides to award $10 million from the victim. the victim could receive earnings from casinos as he is a member of the m -- indianed of ham (jet engine reving up) you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off ... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com. low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. police >>> police reports related to the unsolved serial shooting in phoenix are released. they show detectives have recovered bullet casings from a number of crime scenes. witnesses told investigators descriptions of the vehicles. they were target

february, 6 months ago this weekend, and the 2.5-mile an hour line makes eight stops for union station to oklahoma avenue at the rfk stadium parking lot. >>> health care is a bigot. she sees people of color has votes not as human beings. >> donald trump is not giving up on against hillary clinton. >> reporter: mother nature is giving us heat and humidity. the muggies are back tomorrow. heat index today, topping 100. and we will talk ever-changing environment, companies must adapt. but one thing should remain constant - a financial relationship with someone that understands and cares about your business. pnc corporate and institutional banking offers strategies tailored to your company's needs. know that our dedicated teams of local experts offer insight to help you achieve your business objectives. see how working with pnc can help your company grow at pnc.com/ideas >>> tonight campaign 2016 once again focused on issues of race, and donald trump is standing by his claims that hillary clinton is a bigot. and hillary clinton said trump's campaign is built on prejudice and paranoia. a lot of words with 75 d

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

the line has eight stops union station to oklahoma avenue at r.f.k. stadium parking lot.eon: well, you know, you think it's popular, as uber has become as the ride sharing service. think again. uber says it's lost $1.2 billion. that is billion with a b this is in the first half of 2016. investigators are sold the subsidiaries they granted drivers was main reason for the loss. despite that uber still making $69 billion. again with a b. don't blame mother nature next time your flight is delayed. a new report says she has little to do with it. according to bloomberg, it's the airline's fault. the report says the flight delay data from the federal bureau of transportation statistics says mechanical issues and scheduling are the leading cause of flight delay in the u.s.. they called the problem "airline miscues." those of us calling everything a miscue. maureen: miscue sounds good. what a great day today. doug: you know, with the temperatures coming up, humidity coming up, it's summary. but it's not horrible out. kind of horrible a couple of weeks ago but we'll get through thi

a house fire on mexico avenue near south union boulevard. not clear how the fire started. crews on the scene. at least one person is being >>> donald trump has ignited another controversy. >> he made remarks about the second amendment, and they are being intrmentded by many as a threat against hillary clinton. craig boz well live at the white house with more on the newest trump firestorm. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is certainly interpretingly it that way -- interpreting it that way. trump began this week attempting to that has been overshadowed completely by an off the cuff remark that has ignited a firestorm. at a rally in north carolina tuesday, trump told supporters hillary clinton wants to abolish the second amendment. [ crowd noise ] >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know >> reporter: the clinton campaign immediately responded saying "what trump is saying is da states should not suggest violence in any way." trump's campaign called the media dishonest and said he was talking a

here ii 6th avenue by simms, union and indiana moving fine. ov north, south, east, west, including getting out to dia this morning. security wait time at longest 15 minutes on the bridge to the a concourse. >>> here's what we're working on at 5:00 a.m. breaking news out of turkey. violent attacks against police this morning. >>> plus, crime fighting football players. how these guys used their skills on the field to stop a thief. >>> and video and images show a dog clinging for its life situation coming up at 5:00. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. now troubling new video proving a man accused of trying lure children has been in this neighborhood before. >> what he seemed to be up to in this latest video. >> reporter: a rough start for ssudents moving in for the fall semester at boulder. they don't have a live. why this apartment complex is deemed uninhabitable. that's coming up. >> reporter: i'm jason gruenauer on the 16th street mall. there's a new private security presencen the mall, but are they really present and how much of a difference will they make?

scott and friends will be at the union station on 16th avenue sw in cedar rapids. he'll talk with former hawkeyes keenan davis, marv cook, allen reisner and bill happel, along with the regina, solon and jefferson football teams. oni owa live airs at 6:30 tonight on kcrg 9-point-2. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin. another muggy day is ahead. scattered storms will be possible in the afternoon, much like we had on sunday. given there isn't much wind even aloft in the atmosphere, storms will not move much where they do develop. that means heavy rain will be possible in localized areas. tonight storm activity should decrease some this evening, then ramp up again on tuesday morning as a cold front approaches us from the north. that's all the time we have ? [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: ready to get fresh? not like that! i'm talking fast 'n' fresh feasts. clinton's getting things fired up with his delicious grilled zucchini masterpiece. then, mario's in the kitchen with the fabulous academy award-winning sally field, and they're serving up a p

looking around union hill's 2 75th avenue. and then a long break to the 17. that doesn't ease up until around cave creek. i-17 southbound heavier between thunderbird and dunlap. the thickest spot on the 17 is around the durango curve. a 13 minute desert drive time from the stack to the split because of a crash at seven street. i-10 has been struggling most of the morning at 83rd avenue. those delays now begin near loop 101. it doesn't ease up until you are past the i-17 stack.that crash at 35th avenue. is now clear. we will head out to the east valley next. >>> if you're thinking about football, more preseason action as the denver broncos come to the desert. they will take on the cardinals on thursday. the year. our coverage begins thursday at 6:00. kickoff is 6:30 right here on abc 15. >>> a high-speed chase ends with a car slamming into a valley business. that -- that scene might be connected to an attempted abduction. >>> one woman is showing off her newest device design to prevent hot car deaths. >>> coming up, look at that sunny view we have of downtown

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. starting off with a live look at . it's monday, august 29th. here's what you need to know today. passengers had to evacuate the los angeles airport for a report of a gunman. officials now say those reports are false. people in elkader are picking up from last week's flooding. the turkey river crested at 22 and a half feet on friday -- lower than initially forecast. the sandbags stacked along the turkey helped protect the town. system showed room for improvement. now patients and providers are telling legislators in des moines where they see the most need. democrats -- including senate candidate patty judge and former governor of maryland martin o'malley gathered for the progress iowa corn feed in des moines. the american red cross says they are in desperate need of blood and pla

. >> mark leave is set up at the corner of 6th avenue and union street. >> i climbed up on a mailboxamp so i could have a sort of overview of the situation. and i saw this one guy who pulled out a big, you know, kind of red bottle. and it looked like a small fire extinguisher, basically. and this police officer approached with pepper spray a line of seated protesters. and he simply walked up and started just spraying across the line. as he was walking, he was very casual. you know, like it was just sort of like he was out there spraying for weeds or something like that. walked across the line, saw somebody with a gas mask, took, it flipped it off, sprayed them in the face. moved on down the line. ♪ >> all over downtown, seattle police take action. >> crowds were throwing stuff at them, and they started throwing tear gas into the crowds and tear gas canisters. i just was stunned that things had gone to hell in a handcart so quickly. >> i said back off! >> as the day goes on, things go from bad to worse. >> what is the plan today? >> shut down the entire city. >> a small but visible fa

all traffic is going so they are going on hicks street and getting on the bqe by union street, almost by atlantic avenue. you can see where the closures are in place. traffic is backed up, let's go to the gowanus camera, show you 38 street, delays go all the babe way back to fort hamilton parkway. that's where the gridlock is because of this issue. past atlantic avenue, you are fine. trains are running on or close. >>juliet: speaking of travel, if you are flying delta you may not be too happy this morning, we have a developing story we've been following. delta has grounded all it's like you to a computer outage. >>carrie: frustrating situation, flights already en but those waiting to board or take off or being delayed. delta has not said what the problem is that on twitter the company responding to passengers saying the system was quote, down everywhere and it hopes to have the outage fixed soon. passengers had complained about problems with check-in and boarding. we will bring you updates through the morning . >>juliet: now to another top story. powerful, passionate, intense words from the parents of a

union. that was north of 29th avenue in greenway. he also targeted chase bank last week near central and osborne rode. both times he was wearing gold-rimmed sunglasses. he was carrying a black backpack. no weapon was seen in either robbery. but if you know anything or if you recognize him, please call police. >>> coming up, zika could be a to the nation's blood supply. the fda's safety proposal to protect you and your family from getting the virus. >> and banning burr key any's at . >>> the feds are now recommending all blood donations here in the united states will be tested for the zika virus. that's one in 55 seconds. >> this was already happening in parts of the florida and puerto rico. there are more than 2200 cases of zika here in the u.s. the biggest concern is for pregnant women because of the risk of birth defects. >> powerful aftershocks continue to rumble through italy. the area was devastated by the earthquake. 267 people killed and rescuers are working around the clock. overturned a ban on burkini after muslim women were

union square. traie strahan has more. >> reporter: a lot of people saying that they were surprised that it happened here. we're at 5th avenue and 10th street not far from union square, but also by several apartment buildings and an nyu assault happened here last saturday. we'll show you video of the man they believe was behind all of this. they say he's believed to be between 25 and 35 years old. last saturday around 4:00 in the morning, he grabbed a 20-year-old woman in a bear hug and he then sexually assaulted her. they say that man is believed to you can see there his dark medium length hair and jeans and short sleeve shirt he was last seen in as well as a backpack that he was wearing the night of the assault. video was taken not long after everything happened here. and not long after that 20-year-old woman was taken to a local hospital for treatment. at this point applies are telling us she's believed to be okay. back to you. >> you're right down the street from washington square park. an young people especially. >> reporter: 24 hours a day at that. >> thank you very much. >>> it's 6:33. right now new this morning, nypd

the federal agents were seen leaving both torresdale avenue home and city hall offices of council member bobby henon a long time union official himself who joined city council in 202 and represents the sixth district. back here live, you can see pennsylvania state police and fbi collection, evidence, team members, just right inside offices here. we asked the spokesperson with the fbi today's activity was connected to a larger nationwide investigation, but that official, would not comment on that question. we're live here at the union offices of the ibew local 98, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> federal agents also, looked for evidence the at john dougherty's house in south philadelphia. that is where you will a's find "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff with the very latest there, alex? >> reporter: well, philadelphia's most prominent labor leader john dougherty has been outside all morning he is out here right now, you can see him with the white shirt on and white sixers hat but he has been out here, federal agents have been combing through two of his family homes that sit side by side along t

avenue in southeast. the little girl was not hurt. the firefighters union says he was airlifted to a baltimore hospital and is expected to recover. >>> just into our newsroom, this photo, montgomery county police want your help finding this missing man. they say victor saavedra disappeared from the colesville area last night. he's 79 years old. if you see him, call montgomery county police. >>> a sad story now out of suitland. an 18-year-old with an up-and-coming career in music was killed. douglas brooks was a rapper. his stage name was swipy. he cared about the community and his fans. they are not the only ones who are mourning. >> to us, he was dirty wiper. so his mother, he was douglas brooke. she was just his baby. she can no longer sees his face anymore. kiss him and tell him that i love you anymore because somebody felt the need to cut his life short. >> brooks performed at wpgc's birthday bash and that's the video here that you are looking at. he was shot and killed on parkway terrace drive in suitland. >>> 6:06 now. we're following the spread of th

shopping and retail, which i have not detailed, follow the northward movement up broadway, 5th avenue, to be around unionquare and madison square. at some point as the concentration of retail, entertainment and other businesses became dense enough, it started to lure certain kinds of industries away from lower manhattan to madison square. this includes publishers and architects. these were companies that depended on local customers for much of their business. and so this then created this positive feedback loop. other white-collar offices, other firms that were related to these industries then began to move to midtown. and out of that a new business district forms. so yeah. the last slide, very last slide. what about grand central station? you can't see. this is -- here is another one of these concentration maps. here is the story. in the 1900s and 1919, this is madison square. you have a few buildings over here later in the second half of this 22 decade period. this is the lighting 2 -- 1920's and 1930's. grand central station and penn station on the westside. and then the 1940's, after world war ii you

avenue in southeast. she was not hurt. the firefighters union says he was air lifted to baltimore shock trauma and his prognosis is good. police have not released suspect information or even a possible motive in this case. >>> so it looks like we're starting to see a few peeks of sub, as we show you a liveoo afternoon, right? your full forecast ahead with what you can expect tonight. >>> plus, a boxing record even muhammad ali can't claim. it's a great day for an adventure. surprises are hiding around each corner. come chase thrills that lead in every direction. yet somehow bring us all back together. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. vacation packages start at $50 per person. a whole other world awaits. >>> you're watching news4 at 6:00. >> back now, a live look at storm team 4 radar. the rain is outta here. but still super muggy out there. her forecast including cooler temperatures. yes. in less than five minutes. stay with us. >>> the 2016 olympic summer games are nearly over, with the closing ceremony getting set to start. te