it's actually something that happens in the west village and i do it every other day. you move your car to the side literally without going into forward motion so the street cleaner can go by then he moved back toward was. >> is he paying for parking? >> nee village can afford the crotches so there's a lot of free parking on the streets which is different from some of the other neighborhoods in nnt h york cit. so me and him think alike in that way. >> people say that jimmy is a fool but he's proshebly the most smart man in new york city because he's not paying about $2000 a a month to land i closet. >> on the other side he lives in a vaoki by par ab on the street, not quite by the river. thanks. >> new york will be airing a special tcausersday evening cald line lyman reason. i'll talk about lyme's disease, the segment will include testing controversy as well as personal struggles. alle? who is the dalkhter of tom n hilfiger is in the special as well and talks about her es of misdiagnosis. if he missed a thursday that we noncore presentation presentation on saturday, mo

the middle of that march the protesters said come on market street at the intersection of the west village shopping center. >> reporter: stayed there for three minutes all sitting down as organizers of this protest started to read at the names of the police shooting victims from the past six months. a block about three blocks on market street clothes and a major intersection for a few minutes this evening market street is back open and protesters are at city hall right now there's been peaceful and we will continue to update this developing story here on kron 4 news at 10 we will be back in 15 minutes with another update. >> pam: police protests happens now. >> steve: across the country. in new york city thousand people marched up chanting blacklegs matter as and people arrested for blocking traffic. >> pam: standoff with police in see the cars their matching and blocking traffic and air attacks to put this up in the middle of the protest and says that he did so to make sure the protesters thursday as they practice their first amendment rights. lots of police and lots of protesters no word

reporter: dozens of young palestinians clashing with israeli security forces in the west bank villagen. earlier, the army had stormed a grenadesque with sound as the attempt to close down the nearby city continued. the lockdown is part of a series of measures announced by the government of benjamin netanyahu following a recent surge in violence. >> the fight against terror which has seen its ups and downs. we will use many different means, including new, decisive measures which have not been used before. reporter: other reductions include a reduction of tax payments to palestinian authorities and an increased presence in the occupied west bank. security forces also destroy the homes of two a palestinians who had carried out deadly knife attacks. >> they informed us a few months ago. we appealed to the supreme court, but our appeal was rejected. move likely to further increase tensions, israeli authorities also approved the construction of 800 new settlement homes on the west bank. just days earlier, a joint report from the u.s., the eu, the u.n., and russia had warned that the policy

. >> the village and washington scare west and the convention center. they are making this part of the community. >> there will be a 17 floor apartment building and restaurants and shops here, and the design center, firms that support architects and designers, gregory august walked us through it. >> this was a prime location, a central spot and really evolving naturally into this design hub. on the ground floor of the warehouse, that used to be family court, is mom's an organic market. >> we are pretty radical for lack of a better word in our culture. >> that means 100% organic produce and wind power and sustainable protein which means foods from insects. >> we have cricket flour and things with ants and whatever you want to call it, it's truly gross. >> an acquired test i would think. this is the old warehouse and the hope is to have commercial tenants in here later this year probably around fall and behind me is the residential tower, they hope to have the first move-ins sometime next april. live in center city, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news."

. >> i was actually at dinner last night with my husband in the west village and protests are going ony. i watched as these cops lined up to prepare for the night. they didn't know what was going to happen. unloading the car and putting on vests and bullet proof vests. i watched them and thought what is it like to be a police officer today. they had to say goodbye to their wife and kids not knowing what could possibly happen. we are now to a place where you worry that people aren't going to want to go into that field because you just don't want to feel nervous every day of your life. how did we get here? >> what bothers me the most the generalizing going on. police, black people, white people. these are very specific instances. one person did one thing bad in dallas the other day. he doesn't represent all black people. cops shot two unarmed suspects. that doesn't represent all cops or all white people. the second you start generalizing like that, that's when your country breaks apart and becomes ball cannized. that's tribalism and that's bad. >> 26 killed. up 44% from just last year fr

mckay speaking to you live at this moment from abc headquarters just outside the olympic village in munich, west. the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics of terror. >> i was in my bed at the hotel. and the phone rang, and they said, you better get in here. some terrorists have taken over the apartments of the israeli team. and i said, they did what? >> at about 5:00 this morning, before dawn, arab guerillas believed now to be five in number got over the fence into the headquarters of the israeli team. >> this was the first olympics that was going to have unprecedented live television coverage. >> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. arab guerillas are still holding inside the rooms of the israeli olympic team nine people, one of them believed dead. this is a live picture you're looking at right now. there again is the head of one of the guerillas. >> part of terrorism is theater. munich was so shocking because we televised it. >> the terrorists have now tossed a paper out of a window of the israeli quarters. it bore

village. it happened around 4:00 this morning on 5th avenue near west 8th street not far from washington square park. he walked up to a 20-year-old woman and struck up a conversation. then grabbed her from behind and sexually assaulted her. the woman was able to fight off the attacker and he took off. >>> and new video tonight of a queens phone snatcher he grabs smart phones while riding on his bike. this is the most recent incident. the suspect riding away from the scene. this was around 1:00 this morning in corona. in that case, he made off with a samsung galaxy edge 6. police say he's stolen at least 11 cell phones the same way over the past month. if you have any information, police want to hear from you >>> and tonight, six people are recovering from a crash south bronx, a van slammed into the cab early this morning. the van then ended up on the sidewalk, narrowly missing a community center. we have video of the crash. if you watch the bright headlights in the top right corner and then the scattering of car parts across the street. >> and things got -- that happened are worse than this. it

village. this happened on 5th avenue near west 8th street. not far from washington square park on saturday morning. the man walked up to a 20-year-old woman, struck up a conversation and then things turned violent. he grabbed her and sexually assaulted her. she was able to fight him off. police there are looking for the gunman who shot four women killing one. >> happened around 2:00 a.m. austin time as the bars were letting out in the downtown area. there was a second shooting in the same area at the same time leading police to think they had an active shooter on their hands. but authorities now say both scenes are secure. >>> at least 16 people are feared dead after a hot air balloon caught fire and crashed it appears to be one of the deadliest balloon accidents in u.s. history. chris pallone has the latest. >> reporter: investigators worked all day at the scene of a fatal hot air balloon fire and crash. it happened before 8:00 saturday morning in a pasture in lockhart, texas. margaret wiley was one of the first people to call 911. >> i look

west of central seoul. seongmisan maeul is in mapo. residents formed this community inform rating mao, the korean word for village, into the name. the seongmisa smrks maeul community began with a child center. it lies just off a name street. named our children's home, the center is operated using member contributions. today, 35 children aged between 1 and 5 are cared for by 7 staff. that's a better than average ratio of childminders to children. and it means that each child gets more care and attention. >> translator: this facility can be traced to a group of participaparents who were concerned about their children. as the group developed, they saw a need for a safe, supportive space where dual-income parents could place their kids. that led to this cooperative childcare center. >> in 1994, the center was set up with funding from 25 30-something couples with full-time careers. with most childcare facilities in those days situated in hi high-rise buildings, kids were often stuck inside a small room all day. wanting room for their children to grow, these parents built their own center near seongmisan. >> translator: it's very rare

village and i'lllai put it in motion. you can see that it's pretty ist much moving from due west to t east and it appears to beea t gettingittle bit larger soge you may get some welcome rain there in western portions ofor charles county.arle another area we're watchingatch between harrison burg andur stanton on interstate 81, that1, is also rather slow mover andw it appears to be drifting toto the southeast and one or twoo other little things popping uple here around louisa and maybe spotsylvania will get in ont in that. it will be fairly isolated andla it will stay more to thehe south. tomorrow while we'll have another hot day we also have at bit of a player in the upperlayu atmosphere, a stronger frontongt that's going to get closer andor there's a risk of more stormse and maybe some of them could t side in the afternoon. in fact storm prediction center says in the yellow areas you have a slight risk of seeing strong andve severe sev storms but we would also say that if we get more cloudwe mor cover maybe they won't be so so strong but the risk forhe risk r tomorrow would be gusty windsguy and hail. an a low risk for an

in glassboro a house fire closing 3 22 by park village and cross keys road is an alternate. and on a bunch of the regional rails, west trenton and paoli and landsdale lines. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> more ahead on "action news" tonight. that includes the short-term deal struck between uber and the city of philadelphia. >>> plus, a beer garden controversy in delaware, the brewing battle over a liquor license for one of wilmington's new summer spot. when "action news" at 5:00 returns. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner's to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >>> from our new jersey newsroom, the death of a woman found in her burlington county home yesterday has been rul

village on the cameras in use this article in the in the commerce malcolm track down suspected car thieves and burglars and said but, help the mexicans across undercover for stolen cars. >>mark: the westpearing on this one is the four kims will be online and the next witness. >>mark: police service and information about the shooting that killed three police officers and that room she-- baton rouge. >>james: police officer of this new images of the shooting for security cameras here you're getting a glimpse of an official of the former marine ambushing and killing three police officers they said he knew who he was targeting when it opened fire issue that comes nearly two weeks after controversial death of all to sterling and with a hammer and the black man in minnesota killed by police the nation's still is grieving over the here we have police been targeted and hopefully get a handle on this but they're still digging into more dispersed motivation. >>darya: who will show you the devastation behind the small sum--monsoon. >>james: the storm over trieste today manages its finances into massive airport say they were delayed because of the trees uprooted a scene in the video home streets

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west-southwest. napa airport says calm. temperatures will warm up inland. las vegas 91. going to be smoking hot for some. the sierra nevada sunny, breezy at times. 55 south lake tahoe and incline village0, 91, 89. monsoon moisture continues to just go right over arizona, yet it doesn't make it to california and it doesn't make it to the sierra nevada or does it head up to tahoe, truckee or reno. so you're good to go there. patchy fog, sunny and warmer for most. that fog keeps temperatures in the 60s by the coast. the breeze has tailed off. it will be there a little bit. went a little quick there. 80s. 70s around the bay. a few low 90s now. we saw those disappear for a few days. they are back and they are going to stay back if you are away from the coast. by the coast not much change. biggest jump after thursday. it looks warm to hot especially inland towards the weekend. >>> happening now the u.s. geological survey reports a swarm of earthquakes continues to rattle people in santa clara and san juan bautista county. the darker the color, the most recent the quake. seismologists say the swarm started on monday. two quakes that hit earlier this morning are marked in orange and each was

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