park -- she was the steady hand that held us together park >>> hillary clinton returned to the campaign trail . a memorial service on sunday. >> the campaign trail does not encourage reflection . is important to sit with third thoughts every now and then. -- it is important to sit with your thoughts every now and then.>> the latest poll shows her virtually tied to donald tr >> donald trump talked about his vision for the us economy park --.. he plans to cut tax rates for individuals and corporations ball illuminating regulations . be sure to tune in for the late show with you may fallon, donald trump makes his first appearance . new developments you last spring, two sisters saw back port -- pack horses being abused while they were hiking park -- hiking. news brought to you last spring. two sisters saw pack versus being abused will they were hiking. >> after several weeks animal they were provided with regular vet care. >> humidity -- he really motivates me. he is a symbol of life. to make this story was so alarming. >> he is an easy-going guy so far. >> they will be replaced and then th

a family of racons forced us park police out of their d.c. headquarters. tonight we're asking what youu can do to keep unwanted ceo terse far away from your home. and health officials linked more cases of hepatitis a to a smooth i chain in our area. the alarming number of new patience. fox5 news at 10 starts right now we begin tonight with oh the oppressive heat that is still bearing down on the d.c. region. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony to perkins. tomorrow we are once again on looking at potentially dangerous temperatures in the upper 90s. mike thomas joins us with details. hey, tony, hey shawn, probably another heat emergency in the district as temperatures willres push mid to upper 9 20s. we had a record setting day at dulles at 96. reagan 98-degrees. these who thest d.c. has been in about six years in the month of september. we can do better than that byt the time we get to sat. heatwave is not done yet. it's still very farm out. 84-degrees currently in d.c. 82 in gaithersburg, dulles 84.ue a little cooler in manassas, 77

there are parks well used and dense and others that are not. we're thinking through some strategies how to do more surveys and figure out who is in the parks and for what reasons. we participated in a national study by rand and parks alliance and we have five, six, seven parks chosen scientifically were measured as to the uses with rand and we could share the data with you. it's pretty interesting and this summer we hired san francisco state students to be at delores specifically and broke it into grids and did counts and what activities are happening where so figuring out the people that are there it's a little tricky. regarding hours of program i think that the bottom metric on recreational resources per 1,000 people does speak to that. that stat really is all of the hours of structured programs that either we provide, a non-profit clubhouse partner or a non-profit clubhouse partner provides or happens on the ball fields with organized sports and it's organized and structured. that speaks to in a very macro level to program. we have been worki

this is a standard tool for measuring park access. it was used in the trust for public land's annual evaluation of urban parks and the rows and for some residents being on the edge of this imaginary line, this imaginary equity zone and a park right across the street might be closer or have the metric they're looking for and acknowledges we're a small city and walking to a park outside the zone and once we did this and the disadvantaged communities and the parks that served them we had the parks' name of those in the service area. of course no one can read this. i apologize. i am sure the document is online but there are 81 parks here that are in service of residents that could be defined as low income and disadvantaged communities, otherwise known as residents of these equity zones. 81 parks out of 220. >> just to pause you because i am looking at the list which i have a copy of and there's parks and there's parks and there's rec centers and there's many parks and open spaces. >> yes. >> and you know if i want to give some input i think it would

use park street or high street bridge as alternates. >>> two men are shot while in an oakland park and the cameras that could have caught their killers were broken. only on "5," reporter christin ayers shows just this isn't the only park where this problem happens. >> he loved his kids so much and he loved his family. [ crying ] >> and we love him. >> reporter: her brother augustine was murdered in cesar chavez park two weeks ago. and he and two other men executed on their knees in front of two surveillance cameras that bore this sign 24- hour surveillance. >> my heart got hope because they will be able to see how did this to my brother. >> reporter: she asked about the cameras maintained by the department of public works. she got three different stories. >> they don't have enough memory on there -- on their database. one story was they are just not working that they have been tampered with. and another story was that they were blacked out. >> reporter: we found out the cameras in this park have not been operational for years. the department of public works found out that the video sto

we had a very very unique partnership that was able to bring wifi to our most heavily used parks and squares. >> parks in particular are really important way of life and quality of life and so is connectivity. bringing those two things together in a project like this is right on target with what san francisco is and wants to be. >> it's all about breaking apart the divide. the people with expensive data plan can have access to information and economy. this is really breaking down the digital divide and giving people across the spectrum the opportunity to information and giving them mobility and freedom. >> particularly by investing in connectivity in park spaces we are also ensuring the connection to digital inclusion opportunities and parks are designed for all neighborhoods. >> people are on the move. they are no longer chained to their desk tops at home. people can accomplish a lot and we prefer them being here an enjoying the outdoors and nature. given all the mobile community and mobile information that's available. we thought it was important to make it for our parks acceptable

use park street or high street bridge as your alternate route to get out of almeda. and then let's head to oakland. road work on southbound 880 between 5th and 29th. that is open around 5:00 a.m. as well. if you're headed into san francisco via the bay bridge, a look at that. free-moving. through the toll plaza right now. carquinez bridge. to the maze. westbound. will take you about 18 minutes. and then expect no delays through the toll plaza. and here is a look at the altamont pass, coming off the 205 here at 43 miles an hour. and so not too bad. just yet. and then if you head to livermore, here is a look at the live look at the dublin interchange. altamont pass, 15 minutes. >> getting ready to put down your cell phones if you're on the road. state officials say they have seen more and more accidents caused by drivers on their phones, and governor jerry brown signed a new law making it illegal to hold and use your cell phone for any reason while driving. a lot of drivers think it is a smart move. >> i don't touch the cell phone at all, until i'm at a complete stop.

park hours goes to court. gregory adams, lives nearby -- there are people who want to use the park, and theyre not able to use the park about 40 people remained past 6 p.m., not knowing if legally the park was open or closed. sheriffs deputies, who had been patrolling the perimeter, moved in. acting on orders from sheriff david clarke, deputies told the group to leave by 7. whats going to happen at 7? were gonna ask you to leave : tell move these children. the children shouldnt have to move. we as men are gonna stand up and demand they not be moved. you know what? you guys have 25 more minutes but a showdown never happened. the deputies returned. the sheriff had changed his mind. sheriff clarke has extended the hours until 10 oclock with the park remaining open until its regular closing time...state senator lena taylor asks one deputy to show goodwill... come on! roast with us! so a bizarre day ends with a ms though not everyone was amused. its a good photo op, its a good thing for people to see, but at the end of the day, they have to follow orders the orange fencing remains at this hour. people want it taken

vandals in milwaukee are using parked vehicles as their personal shooting targets. police say someone is using a bb gun to shoot using a bb gun to shoot out windows.most of the incidents have been happening in the south towne apartment area.. but there are also cases in there are also cases in the northwest and southwest parts of milwaukee.. and in oak creek.if you seen anything suspicious -- call police. in today's health... the world health organization reports... measles has been completely eliminated from the americas. a disease is declared el no transmission in a specific geographic region for a year or more.the achievement is a global first.the w-h-o says the battle against measles was won through two-decades of mass vaccination to prevent the viral disease. the h-p-v vaccine may be more effective in preventing cervical cancer than health experts had hoped.h-p-v infections can cause a pre-cancerous condition called cervical dysplasia .. researchers found cervical dysplasia rates among teens after the h-p-v vaccine was introduced in 2007.researchers say improvin

this has more shading that that t park and actively used portion of the park and really encourage you to continue this until you get full information on the usage. there is no public notice of the impact the shade of this park. just like toquote with one last thing, in 1984 when prop k passed, many neighborhood associations and cr clubs stated to achieve the shiest use now and for the future insure our parks have as much sunlight as possible for as many hours as possible. >> thank you, your time is up. >> thank you. >> project sponsor you have a rebuttal? >> i do. this project is theoretically exempt from shadow on the park by the naichjure height less than 40 feet. in regards to public notification i checked, there are no notifications on the property so there is no legal cause to notify neighborhood groups. all proper notice was sent out regarding 311 to all concerned parties and posting was made at the property as before the dr hearing. thank you. >> okay, that conclude public hearing. commissioner richards. >> question for mr. levy. the additional shading, what time of the year, h

were seeking. >> let's bring us up to today. now the parks service has 413 sites. >> as of yesterday, yes. >> as of this week. yeah, a new one added. and the funds are always tight. how is this centennial year being used by the national parks service to help advance its mission? >> well there's a number of ways. one way that we're really trying to advance our mission is by increasing not just the numbers of people who go to national parks but the diversity of people who come to national park. and you know, we are really trying to reach a younger more diverse generation. we've seen leading up to the centennial the grain of our visitors, if you will. and so really trying through new technology, through reaching out to different groups trying to get a more representative population of americans into these national parks. that's really been one of the big thrusts of the centennial. >> no question about that. it's critically important to really discharge the full responsibility of the park service, which is to touch or to connect with all america.

reporter: on friday the city began enforcing a sweeping measure to clean up drug traffic and use banning parks for 90 days if they're caught using >> i think young people are acting aggressively on the bike path. >> reporter: the ban order comes after 3500 needles were collected out in the open in denver parks just this year. the effort is trying to address a problem that become a permanent black eye for the city. drug use in the city parks like the cherry creek trail has become so rampid many people avoid the areas altogether. dealers and things. it's better but obviously still -- if you look at the trash and debris. >> reporter: the new program uses undercover law enforcement to spot people using drugs. they're banned from the park but also given treatment options for addiction. the aclu has criticized the program. park users say they don't expect the clean up to last forever. >> more efforts need to be done to help its root cause more they're gone. >>> time now for weather and traffic every ten minutes on the 4's. here's lauren, good morning. >>. >>> good morning, off to a nice start on lab

all anchors chat/toss to 6am there are people who want to use the park, and theyre not able to use the park confusion over closing time... as county leader lines... over an orange fence. and developing right now - a possible homicide suspect leads police on a chase. how they caught the man... in just one minute. good morning and welcome to wakeup! rob's weather partly sunny today with a southerly breeze helping to make it a bit warmer and more humid. highs will make it into the low to mid 80s and dewpoints

warning if you're caught in any illegal drug activity, you will be suspended from using that park. many question how something like this will be enforced. >> reporter: drug use is rampant in many denver park, but the epicenter is the cherry creek bike path. >> i worry about stepping on a >> reporter: much of the illegal activity is done in broad daylight with the paraphernalia littering trails, worrying bikeers and joggers. now the city is taking additional steps. >> it's a 180-day temporary directive that will suspend people from the park that are engaged in illegal drug activity >> reporter: under newt directive, anyone caught along the trail will be immediately suspended from the area for 90 days. >> when they come out, they have full responders with them so much those people are actually educated and have the background and the resources to get to people to help them with their addiction. >> reporter: while most agree the city has good intentions, the skrn how it will be done. >> proactive, maybe, but it'd be hard to enforce, i think. >> reporter: illegal drug activity can inc

us park police released a sketch of the suspected killer. we want you to take a look, we have the scarce. calvin riley's family held a sketch and hopes this will lead to an arrest. tara moriarty spoke to them. >>> >>reporter: his parents say everyday is a painful one with our consent. >> sean riley has no idea who would want to kill the 20-year- old a popular student the plaintiff the. >> everyday it is that every day. everyday i wake up side and i go to bed every single day it's a nightmare. park police released a sketch, a man described as african- american who they say shot calvin on august 6 just before 10 o'clock at night. calvin was walking with a friend along the water's edge playing pokimon go. >> cal was turning playing the game so he turned like this way and had his back to the shooter and the shooter was up there and hit him in the back. >> investigator showed a surveillance snapshot of the getaway car which they say was driven by a white woman with blonde hair. it is a white four-door that was traveling up and down then avenue an

park. the county has asked niantic, the company who makes the game, to get a permit to use the park. decision 20-16hillary clinton two important swing states today after battling it out stage last night.tracie potts has more on last night's commander-in- hillary clinton rallies in charlotte today after answering tough questions from a military audience about e- mailing classified information. (sot: sec. hillary clinton,(d) presidential nominee :10 - :19) "i communicated about classified material on a wholly separate system. i took it very seriously."she drew the line on ground troops to fight isis. clinton,(d) presidential nominee :23 - :29)"we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again. and we're not putting ground troops into syria." and she insisted that donald trump also supported the iraq war. hillary clinton,(d) presidential nominee :35 - :41)"i have taken responsibility for my decision. (let me go to another) he refuses to take responsibility for his support."(sot: donald trump,(r) presidential nominee :42 - :45)"i was totally against the war in iraq."trump heads to no

seeing fires along this path, and in some of denver c drug activity, you will be suspended from using that park. many question how something like this will be enforced. >> reporter: drug use is rampant in many denver park, but the epicenter is the cherry creek bike path. >> i worry about stepping on a needle. >> reporter: much of the illegal activity is done in paraphernalia littering trails, worrying bikeers and joggers. now the city is taking additional steps. >> it's a 180-day temporary directive that will suspend people from the park that are engaged in illegal drug activity >> reporter: under newt directive, anyone caught involved in illegal drug activity in denver parks or along the trail will be immediately suspended from the area for 90 days. >> when they come out, have full responders with them so much those people are actually educated and have the background and the resources to get to people to help them with their addiction. >> reporter: while most agree the city has good intentions, the skrn how it will be done. >> proactive, maybe, but it'd be hard to enforce, i think. >> reporte

there are people who want to use the park, and theyre not able to use the park confusion over closing time... as county leader lines... over an orange fence. and developing right now - a possible homicide suspect leads police on a chase. how they caught the man... in just one minute. good morning and welcome to wakeup! rob's weather partly sunny today with a southerly breeze helping to make it a bit warmer and more humid. highs will make it into the low to mid 80s and dewpoints overnight, we stay mild with lows in the low 70s with a few more clouds. we get to near 90 on tuesday with a chance for showers and thunderstorms during the day and a better chance in the evening and overnight. more storms likely wednesday and into early thursday before we settle down again late week. today: partly sunny, breezy, warm and humid. high: 84 dewpoint: 68 wind: s 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 72 dewpoint: 70 wind: 10 mph now to some developing news from overnight. a possible homicide suspect taken into custody after leading police on a chase. truck almost hitting a home. police say this sta

disgruntled lawyer who shot and injured at least nine people in houston this monkey could happen than us parking center in and top in southwest houston and then story tops the news across america tonight. police he was upset with the law firm because either it was breaking up or possibly they asked him to leave. one of the nine victims as in the hospital in critical condition, another in serious condition. police had no choice but to actively at the offices at which time the officers engaged to the individual. the suspect was pronounced dead soon after the bomb squad went through the suspect's car with a found where they found several weapons and devices. police also plan to search the suspect's house. the investigation is help and without. >>> under the people in cedar rapids iowa evacuated from their homes and businesses to prepare the river could crest at 23 feet which is major flood stage. residents were told to take medications and other important documents with them. >> this is the second largest and most significant flood event in the history of the city of cedar rapids. >> authorities al

will late it will be nice to have another one started so we would like to ask the rec and park to consider give usree like this one the palm that was transplanted to live balboa park is looking a little bit stressed and it might not be well preserved by another session of digging up and moving to another site so we realize like for you to consider this. >> thank you. we'll have staff look into that. >> next speaker come on up. >> come on up whoever wants to come up and speak just come on up. >> i'm jennifer and here in support of conservatory to get a new christian palm what makes the conservatory most distinct is a large palm that is estimated over one hundred years old the largest old it out u outside of chile to take part in the activities i want to help to preserve the christian wine palm and is conservatory was reopened after a renovation and adding a new palm to continue the future this this distinction active plant my understanding it is that the young palm was donated and not commonly found we know that relocated by the rec and park department and described as a young cannery palm we were

will late it will be nice to have another one started so we would like to ask the rec and park to consider give usree like this one the palm that was transplanted to live balboa park is looking a little bit stressed and it might not be well preserved by another session of digging up and moving to another site so we realize like for you to consider this. >> thank you. we'll have staff look into that. >> next speaker come on up. >> come on up whoever wants to come up and speak just come on up. >> i'm jennifer and here in support of conservatory to get a new christian palm what makes the conservatory most distinct is a large palm that is estimated over one hundred years old the largest old it out u outside of chile to take part in the activities i want to help to preserve the christian wine palm and is conservatory was reopened after a renovation and adding a new palm to continue the future this this distinction active plant my understanding it is that the young palm was donated and not commonly found we know that relocated by the rec and park department and described as a young cannery palm we were

there are parks well used and dense and others that are not. we're thinking through some strategies how to do more surveys and figure out who is in the parks and for what reasons. we participated in a national study by rand and parks alliance and we have five, six, seven parks chosen scientifically were measured as to the uses with rand and we could share the data with you. it's pretty interesting and this summer we hired san francisco state students to be at delores specifically and broke it into grids and did counts and what activities are happening where so figuring out the people that are there it's a little tricky. regarding hours of program i think that the bottom metric on recreational resources per 1,000 people does speak to that. that stat really is all of the hours of structured programs that either we provide, a non-profit clubhouse partner or a non-profit clubhouse partner provides or happens on the ball fields with organized sports and it's organized and structured. that speaks to in a very macro level to program. we have been worki

you and everyone using the parks, good morning, ben, from veteran's park. this is a place where thousands come to walk, run, and jog. officials want to make sure you can spend time in the park in the best way possible. the county launched the parks with a purpose campaign. it includes year master plan and 2050 park and open space plan. long term improvements and changes and environmental concerns are part of the discussions. back here live, if you can not make it today, no worries, next week you have two more chances. "wisn 12 news this morning." >> thank you, thema. >> we expect to learn about how water is used in milwaukee and around the country. this morning at 9 clrn 30 marquette university will release the findings from the water study. the researchers have been been looking at threats facing the water used by the american manufacturers including pollution and draught and terrorist contamination. the findings will be pse >> this comes as milwaukee mayor barrett calls for the council to set aside moneys to deal with the threats to the drinking water. th

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parking permit. be free. >> it was an abrupt increase. it used to be zero and the brought it up to 400 immediately. it is pretty expensive. >> reporter: last year officials started charging students $400 a year to park on campus. >> it will help us eventually get a parking system. >> reporter: students are not always guaranteed a spot and nick who chooses to park in the residential areas is not graded >> of come back to my car after class to a note that says please don't ever parker again. >> reporter: one student says -- one neighbor says things are getting worse to the point where she has to put a sign outside her home. >> we are being punished and we pay our property taxes. >> reporter: university officials told me that there certain spots. >>> for electric cars fell for the future? the more we pay at the pump the more we look for cheaper options. as gas prices drop so do sales of electric vehicles. sales of the toyota hybrid fell 26% is your. >> overall it is a trend when gas prices fall consumers will purchase larger vehicles are be more inclined to purchase a gas powered vehicle. that said a l

use park street, high street bridge or fruitvale avenue bridge to get through it. >>> later today we should find out if any of the oakland police officers suspected in a sex candidate will be charged. the -- sex scandal will be charged. the alameda county district attorney is holding a news conference. on wednesday the mayor of oakland announced four officers were fired and seven others are suspended. they are accused of having sex with a young woman who goes by the name celeste guap. investigators are also looking into several other police departments who might be involved in the scandal. >>> in san francisco, officials crackdown on the homeless encampments along division street. only on "5" we learned which neighborhood is suffering the consequences. kpix 5's joe vazquez on how the city's reacting to new tents cropping up. >> we are in crisis mode. >>> reporter: the crisis, a growing homeless community pitching tents on the streets of the mission. >> i have never seen it this bad bad. >> reporter: there are more earn campments here than anywhere else in san francisco, about 100 peo

now i guess we can use the app to find the best parking spot. >> so useful. waze teamed up with the launched their park feature. it will be able to analyze current parking traffic and steer drivers toward the best possible spot. it will tell you how much parking cost if there is a charge. >> dana: if they can help us parallel park, they'll be on to something. thanks so much. we'll see you again tomorrow. >> kim: if waze can predict volcanic eruption. check this out, this is so stellar in nature as far as the seen ride sharing. it temporary shut down the airport there. the volcanic ash forced a closure of the airport there. it was closed for security reasons because they were concerned about the ash and how it could cause issues for nearby planes. eight approaching flights were diverted. country and others put on alert just in case. officials were scheduled to make an assessment last night to see if the airport can be reopened. once we hear, we'll let you know as well. >> dana: beautiful an terrifying at the same time. something else going into the skies other

it's also been a confusing time for those who want to use the park. fox6s jonathon gregg has been following weekend... he joins us live in sherman park. on sunday morning, abeles office ordered the fence taken down and it was. but then sheriffs deputies put the fence back up...thats when a milwaukee county judge said 'not so fast.' and you can see the barrier around labor day cookout had a different feel, 'we look caged in..' when atiana foster and her family first arrived to sherman park monday morning. 'it makes our city look bad.' an orange fence surrounded them on all sides. separating the park from the way things were. 'we still came hoping they would take it down.' at least. for the moment. 'its coming down.' shortly after 12 pm parks employees arrived wrestling away the posts. at first the parks team was working alone, 'something is going on over here.' then reinforced by the department of corrections. its been and up and down weekend for sherman park. 'i kind of understand why they put them up the riots and that kind of thing it died down.' the

west tube is closed so use park or fruitvale. we have roadwork on 880 southbound between whipple and mission boulevard two left lanes down for the count so expect slight delays. north 880 good into oakland. >>> crews could start taking down homeless encampments lining the mission district in a couple of hours. joe vazquez shows us the strong push by homeowners to get help from the city. >> i'm fed up. >>> reporter: furious homeowners have expressing frustration at community meetings. >> there is human waste on the sidewalk. why are people allowed to camp on the sidewalks of san francisco? it's illegal. >> reporter: the city has decided enough is enough. they are clearing out the encampments. supervisor david campos says all the tents in the mission should be gone by january. >> we want these encampments cleared out in the next few weeks. we are talking about 3, 4 months tops. that's focusing on this neighborhood on the mission which has become ground zero. >> the department of homelessness in support of housing has set up an enca

park. park.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad joins us live from sherman park with continuing coverage...jacob. and people using the park and such - and certainly pleased with the most recent development. starting at about 12:30 this afternoon...> milwaukee county crews - again - under the order of milwaukee county executive chris abele - started tearing down stakes and rolling up the plastic webbing.> this...happening less than 24 hours after about two dozen milwaukee county sheriff's deputies re- installed the fencing as a way to control the park's operating hours.> this park is located directly across the street from where a bp gas station was burned during that huge unrest we saw about one month ago.> park was not a part of the problem and it was time for the fencing to go...> also feeling that the sheriff's actions show disrespect to the community.> here's one woman we met who was barbequing just before crews started the tear- down. "and we feeling like we in jail. we're surrounded with orange fencing. pause that's what color the jail suits is downtown." 3 situation - we have reached out to

vandals in milwaukee are using parked vehicles as their personal shooting targets. police say someone is using a bb gun to shoot out windows. most of the incidents have been happening in the south towne apartment area.. but there are also cases in the northwest and southwest parts of milwaukee.. and in oak creek.police are asking neighbors to call in suspicious behavior. a toddler, seriously injured on a bunk bed, has died. last wednesday police arrived to a home on milwaukee's two-year-old wedged between their bed and the wall. police say this incident is not suspicious. a neighborhood memorial neighborhood memorial dedicated to a man shot to death by police is back up this morning after being taken down the day before.the department of public works had taken down the memorial to sylville smith after neighbors complained about large crowds gathering at it.but friends and family quickly put the memorial back up at 44th and auer.the d-a has yet to release the body cam video of the shooting... something that both smith family and ne happen. i just .... why? they better

executive droifshg for the sfmta to deliver the improvements on 7 and 8 street for rec and park to work with us to deliver the safety improvements for the safety and traffic on jfk directive drive and the restrictions on the golden gate park and continuing to automatic speed transportation at the state plentiful we're working with others and we're going to sacramento to keep the momentum up department for the 5 goals as the quarterly report and presentations to the commission for the mta to implement vision zero campaign within the next thirty days with the widespread public knowledge we'll hear about that in the city fleet and also to make sure we are regularly reporting to the public prairie to this board as well as other venues like the transportation authority and the zero committee that is in line with what director brinkman asked we'll do that each month so just some highlights today first is that we have some radio adds on the air those are 15 second aids that people will hear about pedestrian safety and over and over again, we can't do that with the design and enforcement we need kind o

. >>> local pooice are cracking down on people using drugs in our parks and along our trails. jason joins us with what they're safer rfrnlts the denver parks and recreation department didn't shy away from it. they admitted the cherry creek bike bath have become a hub for drug use and dealing. they're stepping up and now denver police are getting involved. if your found either dealing or selling get out. you will be suspended for 90 days from the areas. if you come back you face a fine or possible what's left behind after the drug use. we're talking about needles. they are a big problem here along the trail and parks. just this year alone we are told 3500 needles have been collected by police or the parks and recreation department along the cherry creek bike path. some are from insulin and some are from illegal drug use. heroin a growing problem here in parks and recommend are hiring an independent contractor whoo3 special advisories in cleaning up needles here along the bike path as well as trying to kick people out as part of the suspension policy. so between those two city le

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in but the throngs of people at the park are taking a toll on those who use the park for ?traditional reasons.. and those who live nearby. fox six's derica williams tells us how pokemon go became ?the hot topic of a county parks meeting today. heads down, phone swiping and seemingly wandering.... pokemon go has affected lake park like no other park in tthe system since early summer thousands have crowded milwaukee area parks to play and day out every single day some residents living near poke stops are fed up with the fad. can no longer cross the street can no longer bike or walk to lake park why does the county allow niantic labs and its $500 billion corporate parents to operate a commercial and entertainment enterprise on county property which destroys and degrades park property evidence of destruction: photos of trash le by game players. game supporters say.. it's not all on them: i;ve never seen any of the disrespectful behaviors i've heard the pokemon crowd is great there are things can be done to embrace something like this the county board has written the game develo

use." now there is at least one other business around here that charges for parking... but we are told they did obtain a permit. so what happens now... the church will hear a decision from the zoning board of appeals next month. i reached out to officials with the rave, and have not hear back. live in 3 some future firefighters were showing off their strength and teamwork today in milwaukee. cbs 58 watched their practice run for an event called the "hero's haul.". haul.".today they pulled a fire truck 75-feet...something they'll do again on saturday at the milwaukee brewing company. proceeds from the noon to benefit "operation warm"...which provides new winter coats for kids living in poverty. in case you're wondering, that truck weighs roughly 80-thousand pounds. 3 3 the packers left minnesota with a loss and a few injuries.....scott's in now with sports.... sports....it isn't pretty right now in green bay.... ... ...coming up in just a few minutes kevin holden is back with a live update as five defensive starters sit out of the packers lost more than a game in minneso

last month he believes the park was used as a staging area before the violence unfolded august 13th. county executive chris abele has called the fencing a barrier to healing and believes the park had nothing to do with the unrest the sobleman's on marquette's campus -- remains closed. the owner now waiting to see if the city will grant him a temporary license to do business. sobleman's permit expired -- when the owner failed to show up special hearing at city hall -- after a customer accidentally fired a gun in the restaurant this summer. sobleman said he did not know he was expected to be at the the future of 'pokemon go' hangs in the balance at milwaukee's lake park.hundreds of people showed up wednesday night to talk about the issue. players want the game to stay, while many neighbors want it to go elsewhere.city and county leaders say extra foot traffic is causing litter, parking problems, and damaging the landscaping.they also say people are running through is a problem, and they didn't elaborate, but say neighbors have

adding latin-american toe d v to increase the funds opportunities and park participation at night and creating for opportunity to use the park and obviously do self-park as part of our renovation so at the moment those you know and then the acquisition that's our sort of outgoing the department short time a larger strategy i think the planning department is just about ready to begin to provide informational presentations to this commission and other commission on the central soma planning generally it is thinking very sorrowing about open space you know this is our mission. >> a followup question the purchase of this property does that deplete our open space fund. >> yeah. >> it depletes our current cash balance on the open space fund we have 10 maintenance plus or minus and it will use up that remaining balance and the open space fund continues to reflesh on one and a half million dollars depending on the tax in the city. >> so my last question it is this a property that we absolutely have to have i mean. >> i'm hard-pressed yeah, i'm hard-pressed to identify from my perspective. >> this is so expensive. >> this is

on their plans and our plans to design new and improved and enlarged jackson park we truly appreciate they're contacting but us and talk about the shadow studies we've reviewed i'm here to see say we find it insignificant and not adversely effect the park for anyone that use it you got any letter don the student activities athletic sfusd and also from live oak we developed the shadow is need not and hope you take into consideration for our decision this morning thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker >> good morning, commissioners my name is rob poole/san francisco housing action coalition. we're a member nonprofit allocates for the creation of housing fundamental in the city one of the main oufshz so create for housing for the residents that are coming here if you're a student in the city as you can imagine the choices are slim picking we got to incentivize the production and did research day of said the status thirty that universities prior education in the city 9 of them provide student housing about eight or nine thousand beds for the students and i think the shortfall of beds is 60 thousand we see that s

park is busy all week. there is people with kids using the park and using strollers and now it's safer by utilizing it. >> maclarennd park one of the best kept secrets. what's exciting about this activation in particular is that it's the first of many. it's also representation of our city coming together but not only on the bureaucratic side of things. but also our neighbors, neighbors helped this happen. we are thrilled that today we are seeing the fruition of all that work in this city's open space. >> when we got involved with this park there was a broken swing set and half of -- for me, one thing i really like to point out to other groups is that when you are competing for funding in a hole on the ground, you need to articulate what you need for your park. i always point as this sight as a model for other communities. >> i hope we continue to work on the other empty pits that are here. there are still a lot of areas that need help at maclaren park. we hope grants and money will be available to continue to improve this park to make it shine. it's a really hidden jewel. a lot of really hidden jewel. a lot of peo

. >> they are using our parks. they are using individuals to have fun and make money at our expense. >> still, some residents believe a compromise is within reach. >> there is a solution. we can coexist. in milwaukee, tim elliott wisn , 12 news. joyce: the county attorney's office says playing pokemon go at county parks is not a violation of any ordinances. however, pokemon players have been cited this summer for certain violations like staying past closing time. be backing off its pay to park proposal at the lakefront. patrick is here with a closer look. patrick: joyce, the parks director told supervisors they were looking for ways to close a budget gap without cutting services and that meters along , lincoln memorial drive had been talked about, but that the county executive has heard loud and clear from residents that there are concerns with that plan. the parks director says no decisions have been made and they are still considering additional proposals. kathy: happening now, the search is on for suspects in a h

the county executive has the reasonable probability of the sherman park area and understands people's frustration ...not being able to use the park. he was not happy the sheriff didn't show up to court last night...saying he feels it was a quote "contemptuous act" the next hearing is set for wednesday at 2 pm reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. after mass amounts of violence and crime in the sherman park area 3 wee return the area to a state of calm. now-- their hoping to be proactive in the community. pastor richard schwoegler is working to train churches on how to respond to situations like sherman park. he along with community organizations will hold two training sessions this friday and saturday. so far about 30 to 40 churches are taking part. churches from all areas and faiths are invited to attend. the numbers keep growing-- it suspected drug overdoses in milwaukee. the medical examiner's office says they are now investigating 12 deaths in milwaukee, all likely caused by drug overdose. and they all happened in within a 72 hour period. the latest now on two serious crashes in milwaukee over the weekend. the fi

reporter: on friday the city began enforcing a sweeping measure to clean up drug trafficking use, banning people from parks for 90 days if they're caught using drugs there. >> i do think it has been little bit aggressively on the bike path. >> reporter: the ban order comes after more than 3500 needles were collected out in the open in denver parks just this year. the effort is trying to address a problem that has become a near permanent black eye for the city. drug use in some of the city's parks like the cherry creek trail and commons park has become so rampant many people avoid the areas altogether. natalie blogs about the state of denver's parks. >> there normally would have been a lot of dealers, so i think that's better, but if you look at the trash and debris, that's still there. >> reporter: the new program looks at people using drugs and also give treatment options for addiction. the aclu has criticized the program. park users say they still don't expect the cleanup to last forever. >> more intense efforts need to be made to help the problem at its root cause instead of and it's gone. >> reporter:

every time we try to come to and from try house during the week - we can't really park anywhere bc a lot of us have cars so we get stuck way up and down the street and just house at all. >> reporter:uber says it is trying to control the traffic crunch. there is more staff.regulating parking. the company also says it added signs telling people not to use these parking lotswhich are designated for residents and customers coming to original jack's restaurant. >> reporter:but residents say - it's not working. >>sotresident 2a you would think it would get better around 5 or 6 but it stays bad until like 8 or 9 it seems like. there is just not much parkin >> reporter:some people have alsoneighbors say there is a lot more.since uber moved to town. but uber tells us it is tackling that issue as well, especially since people started complaining. todaywe didn't see much trash anywhere. >>sot resident1c we will know after labor day folks from vacation and residents are back in the bay area. we will see then >> reporter:uber says since this office opened - they have opened 8 the area to reduce the flow to

. >> they are using our parks. they are using individuals to have fun and make money at our expense. >> still, some residents believe a compromise is within reach. >> there is a solution. we can coexist. wisn 12 news. patrick: the county attorney's office says playing pokemon go at county parks is not a violation of any ordinances. however, pokemon players have been cited this summer for certain violations like staying past closing time. and there's word the county may be backing off their pay-to-park proposal at milwaukee's lakefront. the parks director told supervisors they were looking for ways to close a budget gap without cutting services. they say meters along lincoln memorial drive had been talked executive has heard loud and clear from residents that there are concerns with that plan. the parks director says no decisions have been made and they are still considering additional proposals. toya: hillary clinton expects to be back on the campaign trail later this week. she's recovering at home from pneumonia. t

park systems." "the county executive is thrilled that so many people are using our parks but at the same time we're very sympathetic to the real concerns that the neighborhood has so we're just trying to weigh, find a way to balance both populations and preserve the parks simultaneously. the county executive will make his recommendation in the county budget, which is due october 1st. that breaking news is in the interstate road rage incident where an infant was grazed by a bullet... the sheriff's department has released a description of the suspected vehicle in the case... a maroon -- or dark red newer model linclon m-k-s or m-k-z four door sedan -- similar to this one on your screen... only with tinted windows.. investigators say the person driving this vehicle down i-43 near hampton avenue on sunday -- fired a gun into another vehicle -- injuring the any information -- the milwaukee sheriff's office wants to hear from the new owner of brillion iron works is closing the foundry just days after buying it.more than 300 people will lose their jobs. a michigan company bought the brillion foundry on se

stolen, borrowed and even placards from deceased people >> pam:to use up those spaces or avoid parkingnd when they get caught, well stanley roberts gives us a glimpse of what could happen. >> stanley: (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>let me explain to you ma'am you getting two tickets one for the blue zone for being parked here with having your own placard and the second one is for the misuse of the placard its considered misuse with the placard owner is not present >> stanley:two of the bay area's most expensive tickets were handed out at the exact same time to the same driver >> stanley:she parked in a disabled parking spot in the san and while it is private property the sfmt has a long standing agreement to check for any abuse and they find it she not at home ok where is she then >> stanley:basically the driver states that the registered owner of the placard was in on place however >>ok but i thought earlier i thought you told me she was on munch ah no but that is what you said right >> stanley:this guy is a repeat offender he got