northeast near the williamsburg bridge an accident. southwest near atlantic avenue another accident is being cleared away. henry hudson parkway northbound exit 20 that crash is with us. street cleaning rules are in effect today. you. >>> city leaders are getting the word out today. it's not only hot but dangerously hot. as bill mentioned, excessive heat warning is in effect as temperatures crank up. eyewitness news reporter diana rock so is us. diana? >> reporter: lori, good morning. the mayor will be talking about the office of emergency management later today. in the meantime, air conditioners are running overtime and that is putting a the power grid. this is day two of the heat grid. there is a heat warning in effect for new york city and nassau county. that means with the humidity it will be a very hot day. important to take extra precaution. if you work or spend time outside, if possible reschedule strenuous activities or exercise in the early morning hours or later in the evening. where light colored lots fitting clothing and dri

someone with a gun williamsburg for some special training. kcrg t-v nine's phil reed explains that officers told monsanto's people they need to do whatever it takes to stop a shooter in a life or death situation. police entering building a masked man with a fake gun enters monsanto during an active shooter drill. workers evacuate while police come in to take out the threat. helicopter flying in a helicopter from the university of iowa flew in to take a simulated "in the day where we continuously see hostile situations in our communities, in our schools, it's an unfortunate situation that a lot of people don't like to think about. " it's the first time iowa county first responders held an active shooter drill at an industrial site. they say it's much different trying to find the gunman there than at a school, because a shooter can blend in better at a factory. " the officers searched the building. it probably took them about a half hour to find cubicles, lots of stairways. " "police say if you're ever caught in an active shooter situation, you

workers williamsburg manufacturin g. police went in shortly after to search for the suspect who went into hiding. it took them 30 minutes to find him. they say that's a good time considering the size of the building. a helicopter from the university of iowa came to take a simulated shooting victim to the hospital. this is the first time iowa county first responders held an active shooter drill at an industrial site. "well, for one thing at a school you can usually pick out who the kids are. where in a employee is, and who's not. " there were three simulated shooting victims during the drill, including the shooter. police say you have three options to react if you're caught in this type of situation. i'll explain what they are tonight at ten. live in the newsroom phil reed kcrg-tv9 news. tomorrow night's concert time at kinnick. but today crews were testing volume levels outside the stadium. up next, find out why they're trying to keep the i'm josh christensen live in solon where the spartans are getting ready to take on

this is the woolen needle -- steps from the square in williamsburg -- where, for the past five years, carla brinkman and annette boland... " ... we all love to do things with our hands, to be crafty." ...have turned an extension of a passion for fabric and creativity into a successful business that covers the " when i was 12, i lived out in the country, south of indianaola and i wanted to have a fabric shop on the corner of my parent's property out there. it's always been a dream of mine. but many many years of raising kids and having my own custom sewing business and then a quilt pattern design business shop, it was all kind of leading to opening up a shop." as the front door swings -- colors... those fabrics -- the hand- dyed wools, penny rug & quilt kits, rug-hooking supplies, yarn and designs... all of the designs...all stick out. " we are known for our kits - a lot of customers come in our door and large kits, the pattern designs and the kits that we create in store for the designs. we had to ask -- is sewing a lost art? <" we talk about that a lot in the shop because there is a

in 1953 the uss williamsburg the presidential yacht was decommissioned. president eisenhower felt it was a luxury authenticate just didn't need. being a navy vessel all the artifacts from the ship were scattered. in 1964, about ten years later our base commander put out a directive, i want the piano. and amazingly admirals get what they want. they found the piano in storage in washington, had it shipped back to key west, had it restored and president truman on a post-presidential visit was surprised to find his old piano back in the little white house. this is where the president came to relax. now the president told everyone he was on vacation, working vacations but on vacation in key west. it turns out it was all a lie. both his staff and the president were lying to each other. harry would get up on vacation at 7:00 in the morning, read the newspaper, come down stairs have a glass of orange juice with a shot of bourbon. he would then go out walking 10 blocks at a pace of 120 paces a minute. that's cardio if ever i heard of it. then he would take up his

anybody. >> as word spreads through this williamsburg section, neighbors are hoping for an arrest to bring a sense of peace. >> this neighborhood is for you, for me. it could be you next time, it could be me next time. those guys, they're not going to stop. >> reporter: back here live on 5th and berry street, police are searching for the three men, they were last seen leaving the area in a silver colored car. if you have any information, you're asked to call police immediately. live in santia, "news 4 new york." >> thank you, marc. a bronx assembly man is standing up for the nypd. michael blake claims officers used excessive force against him as he tried to defuse an argument in the street. tracie strahan is live where blake just met with the media. >> reporter: so far that press conference has included a lot of anger. but even some tears. michael blake claims he was tossed through a fence by an nypd officer while the assemblyman was trying to break celebration. each after he was recognized by law enforcement and offered up an apology, the officer that did it said he would do it all

two weeks ago, we dropped into roehrkasse meats in williamsburg -- a signature on the city's square. for this week's made in eastern iowa, we return to iowa county... just a couple of doors down. the woolen needle in williamsburg has been open for a decade and, for the last five years, owned by carla brinkman and annette boland. carla said that she dreamed of owning a "fabric shop" and, a few d one question that we did ask was whether sewing has become a lost art -- especially for these specialists with fabric and creating. 1:04 we talk about that a lot in the shop because there is a generation of mothers who don't sew so their children have to pick it up on their own. you used to be able to produce your clothes cheaper than you could buy them. " ahead at 6:20, we'll take the full tour of the woolen needle in williamsburg -- where annette and carla leverage their location thriving. iowa's largest cooperative energy provider is unveiling its future today. a year-long solar project is finally finished for central iowa power in urbana. the 70s. actual air all locations. plan on a chance

one person who was not in williamsburg at that meeting was thomas jefferson, but he spent the next 50 years complaining about that constitution. my guess is that he was complaining because he was not participating. thomas jefferson could not imagine that anybody could do anything like write a constitution without him. by the way, it is written into my contract at the university of virginia that i cannot have a talk without at least one mention of thomas jefferson, so you have just heard my one obligatory mention of jefferson. jefferson did not like that constitution. his argument was that the body of men in williamsburg who wrote that constitution was also enacting laws in virginia, and that was confusing, to have the same people constitutions and laws because constitutions are then just ordinary laws. they can be made and unmade just like any other law, so what we did not do in virginia, our friends in massachusetts did four years later. in 1780, massachusetts had a convention in elected by the people for the express purpose of writing the constitution, which was then put out in refe

assembly in williamsburg and may of 1776, with the virginia delegates at the congress in philadelphia, introducing the resolution for independence. day, working on a state constitution. two documents, a declaration of rights and then a frame of government. it is interesting that they took those two steps, because the theory was first you declare your rights. those rights precede and do not depend on government, and then you work on a frame of government, the main body of the constitution. one person who was not in williamsburg at that meeting was thomas jefferson, but he spent the next 50 years complaining about that constitution. my guess is that he was complaining because he was not participating. by the way, it is written into my contract at the university of have aa that i cannot talk without at least one mention of thomas jefferson, so you have just heard my one obligatory mention of jefferson. his idea was that the body of men in williamsburg who wrote constitution was also enacting laws in virginia, and that was confusing, to have the same people constitutions and laws because

i'd say, "williamsburg." they'd say, "virginia?" i'd say, "yeah." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a nice virginia boy, yeah. >> but we grew up in a a tenement, in williamsburg. >> jimmy: how many brothers and sisters did you have? >> i have three older brothers, i was the baby boy. >> jimmy: were you trouble? >> no, no, i was busy, but i wasn't trouble. and my mother used to make -- on a kaiser roll, she'd make a a butter and a lot of sliced tomatoes, put it in a brown paper bag, and she'd throw it out the window, and i'd catch it and i'd sit on the curb with eugene and murray and benji and it was great. kaiser roll. eat my lunch, and, you know, we'd play punch ball or something. it was great. one day, she threw -- i was a a very good athlete, i would just, you know -- [ laughter ] never missed. [ cheers and applause ] one day -- woof! bang! flat. missed it on the curb, brown paper bag, wet tomato running -- [ laughter ] kaiser roll crushed. [ laughter ] i took it, and i put it on my lap very carefully, peeled it, peeled it, got the kaiser r

it makes us a little bit unusual compared to the group editors like williamsburg store sophomore. john shields has written this book passing on the right conservative progressives in the progressive university. is it bad that colleges are overall liberal or negative i should say? >> more conservatives would be a good thing. i don't think there needs to be a perfect balance with the economy needs to look like america. i don't think they would be a good thing especially in the fields that are dominated by the left, and i think this is because more conservatives would improve the social science. >> is there an intimidation factor at all thinking about certain things? >> there's a couple of movements in the current policy all lives matter, black lives matter. >> i think there is. and i think that it's a problem that affects the left somewhat more than the right and this is because liberal professors tend to teach the courses as the subjects that might get them in hot water. and that is largely because a lot of conservative professors avoided teaching those courses. it does provide a b

one person who wasn't in williamsburg at the meeting was thomas jefferson but he spent the next 50 years complaining about that constitution. my guess is he wascomplaining because he wasn't there . thomas jefferson couldn't imagine that anybody could do something like write a constitution without him. by the way, it's written into the contract at the university of virginia that i'm not allowed to make any public lecture or talk about at least one mention of thomas jefferson. so you have just heard my way through jefferson reference . jefferson didn't like that constitution, his arguments was that the body of men in williamsburg who wrote that constitution was also enacting ordinary loss for virginia and that was confusing to functions, you can't have the same people write constitutions and laws because constitutions have been just ordinary loss, they can be made and unmade any other law so what we did do in virginia, our friends in massachusetts did or years later and in 1780 massachusetts had a convention elected by the people for the express purpose of writing a constitution which was

a williamsburg business offers fabric in just about every hue... ...but the woolen needle also handles sewing and pattern kits -- as a destination in iowa county or... on the internet. that's this week's made in eastern iowa. meteorologist justin gehrts first alert forecast. stay with tv9. another muggy day is ahead. 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 approaches us from the north. tuesday will be muggy again with storms possible throughout the day. behind that front, much more comfortable and cooler air moves in through saturday. high pressure will be in firm control and won't move out quickly as a tropical system in the gulf holds things in up the overall weather pattern across north muggy. wind: se 5-10 high: 81 alo: 80 dbq: 81 iow: 83 78 to 84 tonight: chance of storms. wind: light s. low: 67 alo: 65 dbq: 67 iow: 68 64 to 70 tomorrow: ch

here are today's contestants -- an 11th-grade english and creative writing teacher from williamsburg, virginia... a 6th-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey... and a high-school art teacher from pennsville, new jersey... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the second of our quarter-final matches. chris tempro got us off to a good start yesterday with an impressive win.

it happened tuesday in williamsburg. the suspect allegedly followed a 27-year-old woman to her apartment and forced his way in. he pulled a knife from the kitchen sink and pointed it then he dropped it and ran. >>> alex rodriguez plays his final game for the yankees in the bronx. they'll faced tampa bay rays. >>> and at the olympics simone maneul becomes the first michelle obama to win a gold medal in swimming and michael phelps brew away rival ryan in the games. >>> an investigation underway in new jersey after a youth sports association is repeatedly vandalized and robbed in ocean county. this time the suspects were caught on camera. meg baker has the story. >> the fall season tarts september 10th for the lake hurst manchester soccer association, but the teams have already suffered a loss. >> just in this latest break-in we're estimated around 1500 in damage and probably another 500 in the product that was stolen. >> the association has been burglarized three times and vandalized relentlessly. you can see remnants of b

from williamsburg headed to the east, those will bring us periods of heavy rain as well. we will talk about ho rain is falling in northeast iowa coming up in the next half- hour. the bus stop forecast with shattered -- scattered showers and 66 degrees. 83 when we pick the kids up this afternoon. there is plenty of cloud cover and the predictor will bring more shatt -- wondered -- more thundershower chances. more chances tomorrow. clear and then we will keep a watchful eye for more scattered we should the the forecast with low 80s for tuesday.>>> looking at the top stories this morning. developing this morning. some companies that manage iowa's medicaid program are losing tens of millions of dollars. there is a $42.6 million deficit on the iowa operations. one group was $66.7 million. the groups along with united healthcare took over iowa's medicaid program on april 1.>>> reporting a shortfall on its investment return. the public pension company which serves 325,000 iowans lost about $1 billion. state lawmakers approved changes in 2010 to tighten the system by raising the

>> well, i play a banker in williamsburg brooklyn in 1973. and, i'm cursed with a photographic memory that the local mob boss tries to exploit for his benefit. i try to, keep on the straight-and-narrow but, but, they kind of manipulate me into doing bad things. >> is this a comedy or tragedy? certainly not a tragedy. but it does have its funny moments. there is so much authenticity to it. you know the real italian neighborhoods in the boroughs have a lot of life and comedy. >> i saw paul sorvino from "goodfellas." it felt a little bit "goodfellas" issue. >> that is the weight of paul sorvino. you associate everything with his iconicol authorship of a film. >> i want to see troy in action. >>> shall we. >> oh gosh. >> troy in the brooklyn banker opens friday. >> manny told you this. >> absolutely. he said he would take care of us too. >> you don't understand. i don't want anything, okay? this is not me. this is your problem. it is not my problem, benny. >> what the hell is going on out here. >> never mind. it is okay. >> what? so you look good

busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. vacation packages start at $50 per person. a whole other world awaits. z23cwz zi0z y23cwy yi0y kimberly: for nearly 20 years, she lived on the streets of d.c., not cashing her social security checks because they thought they were in error and she just needed somebody to listen to prove it. jay korff explains. jay: it's hard for wanda widder to copper handle last three months of her life, now resurrected -- to copper handle last three months of her life. small apartment. the air mattress she says is so luxurious she has a hard time getting out of it in the morning. she was homeless for some 20 years, engaged in a bizarre battle with the government, a battle that she won. >> you are just scared to death. in 1996,moved to d.c. could not find work, and welled up in a shelter. after qualifying for social security, she disputed the check amounts. eventually the government stop sending her checks because she do not have a fixed address. she wrote letters to explain her situation, but says they were ignored. >> i know that i'm entitle

face in williamsburg by a stranger asking for directions to a synagogue. the anti-defamation league says this is happening far too often and it is causing concern. ray villeda is there. >> reporter: that hasidic man was walking down the street when he was approached by another man. as he started to give directions, he was knocked, punched down to the ground. it happened sunday the attacker asked where's the synagogue on hughes street. the victim started to explain. then the attacker punched him on the left side of his face. the hasidic man from rockland county fell to the ground hurting his knee and face. he wasn't seriously hurt. to give you some perspective, according to the anti-defamation anti-semitic attacks in new york city. >>> according to the city's office of the inspector general, the department's intelligence division continued surveillance after the date nypd officials say the inspector general's complaints only involve technical administrative issues and the department says it is overall pleased with the report. >>> to decision 2016 now. repub

busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. you know, i'd like to try something unique this election and just talk about results. like how far we've come in north carolina in only a few years... working together, bringing jobs, raising teacher pay, improving education, lowering tax rates, turning deficits into surpluses. the best state in the united states of america. to follow developments this evening at crabtree valley mall after a report of a shooter there this afternoon. the first call came in around 2- 45... saying shots were fired near the food court. people started running for the exits. the mall was put evacuated. police still trying to figure out exactly what happened... they say right now there is no one in custody and no shooting victims. there were some people hurt in the choas trying to get out of the mall. glenwood avenue is open again, but the mall remains closed while police investigate. a daylight attack leaves the leader of a mosque -- and an associate dead in new york city. 'imam - maulama - akonjee' -- and

is our first group of semi-finalists -- an 11th-grade english and creative writing teacher from williamsburg, virginia... an elementary bilingual teacher from joliet, illinois... and a 6th-grade u.s. history and language arts teacher from minneapolis, minnesota... and now, from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert.

and it focuses on the grover and williamsburg heights neighborhoods. you got to have a forum where people can talk about things and say im not alone in this whole journey thats going already in place has helped their community deal with the riots and violence happening in the sherman park neighborhood. what should we do, what should we be on the look out for, being proactive, what can we do to be sure its going to be safe over here versus whats happening over there? even though the church already has programs in place... it continues to add new elements to keep the conversation going. for example, a talking session is going to be held there between residents, teenagers and police officers, it's time for your news and weather together. milwaukee police are investigating two deaths this afternoon. officials say a woman was found dead in a home near 24th and melvina. she's believed to have been killed by a man she was in a relationship with. that man was also found dead inside the home. investigators are still trying to determine how he died. it's been a

it happened on the corner of berry and north fifth streets in williamsburg early this morning. >> reporter: the 25-year-old man was right there on the corner. that's when the three gentlemen approached him. they demanded his phone, he handed it over, and that's when they slashed the victim in the chest and back. that happened right in front of your house. >> reporter: kimberly calls this brooklyn block home. she's lived here for 34 years. she said this is the first vicious attack right outside her front door. >> when i came outside and i looked, i was just devastated. i have three young daughters. it wasn't a pleasant sight to see. >> reporter: a man robbed of his cell phone, then slashed in the back and chest. police say three attackers left their victim bleeding here on the corner of >> i live on the first floor right here. >> reporter: the attack in this brooklyn neighborhood has people who live here worried about their safety. >> that's pretty scary. it's kind of messed up. >> reporter: new police believe these three men may have gotten away in a silver-colored vehicle, possibly a ford

this is in the williamsburg section. an area where neighbors say they generally feel safe. marc santia has more on the men police are looking for. >> reporter: that man is still in the hospital. stolen by three guys. he spotted the three guys here on the corner. he approached them. he tried to get his cell phone back and that's when they slashed the victim. >> this could have been me. this is right at my door. >> reporter: donna is overcome with emotion, trembling with fear over what happened o >> i just heard noise, but i thought it was the regular people coming out of bars. >> reporter: it was anything but regular noise. police believe three attackers robbed a 25-year-old man, taking his cell phone. then they slashed the victim in the back and chest, leaving him to die on the corner of berry and fifth. >> i see all the blood in there. they tell me there was a stabbing. >> reporter: neighbors on this quiet block hoping for a quick arrest. >> it could be you next time. it could be me next time. stop. they're going to continue until they get caught. >> reporter: for donna, t

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. >>> a different type of lawn ornament in williamsburg. a man can keep de potties. they have upset neighbors who called for them to be removed. i can see why they'd be upset. >>> foxborough police are looking for this man who stole an autographed helmet from skip jack's restaurant. the man hops over the bar, grabs the helmet and then walks out without paying his bill. he called the next day to confess and said he'd shift the returned. >> police think the person is from wilmington. >>> we studied the video and it's not tom brady. >> definitely not. >>> we can all rest easy. tom brady was back at the practice field. >> still up in the air, will he >>> a told different dynamic with the four game suspension. brady wants to play but the top priority is to get jimmy garoppolo ready for the season opener. not sure if it does the team any good to have brady play in carolina. here's a close up of his thumb. wound at best. we have more on big tom's thumb. >> so a scissor slipping incident has led to this. tom brady answering questions about his thumb and his availability. >>

people in williamsburg shouldn't be alarmed if they see police at the monsanto building today. the employees there will be doing an active shooter drill. hour. responders took a 15- year-old girl to uihc with serious injuries after cedar rapids police say a car hit her while she was walking to school. it happened on 42nd street northeast. the student goes to kennedy high school. this is the car that hit the girl yesterday morning around 7-30. the impact broke the windshield. the driver isn't facing any charges for the crash, but police did issue a ticket for an expired license plate. investigators believe the drivera below the posted speed limit in the area. kennedy principal jason kline put out an e- mail message to all kennedy families reminding everyone to use extreme caution on 42nd street and wenig road. he also urged all students to use the crosswalks instead of cutting across the streets. one woman says there were almost two accidents in the same spot yesterday morning. lucy jackson says she was driving through the same area when a different student walked in " i was goi

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. >>> police in williamsburg are looking for a man who tried to rob a woman in her home near taylor street. the man allegedly threatened the from the kitchen sink. the victim escaped when the suspect dropped that knife on the floor. >>> new concerns about the possible spread of hepatitis a in long island. a worker at a restaurant may have exposed customers to the virus. health officials have said july are the dates. fever, nausea and yellowing of the skin are the symptoms. >>> we're always telling people they need to be careful. >> exactly. we're talking about some of the hottest combinations of humidity and temperatures combined that we've seen all summer with feels-like temperatures reaching 110. down to 73 as you step outside. upper 70s down the shore and mid- and upper 70s along the shore. we'll heat up rapidly. a few showers work their way into western and northwestern sections of new jersey. notice the reds, oranges and yellows have transferred over to plain, old green. that means lighter rain. 73, however, by the afternoon. we jump to 87 by noon. 93 by 3:00. humidity building again.

gardens williamsburg and water country usa. vacation packages start at $50 per person. a whole other world awaits. about of >> earlier this year business barack obama payment first sitting president to visit cuba nce calvin cool ij in 1928. the trip came one year after the diplomatic relation congress has considering steps that would ease reinvestatntions on american travelling to the island nation. but what you may not know astonishing number of cubans have been surging into the u.s. they are taking advantage of law that allows them to stay in the country if they get one foot on ameran soil. that law is realic from cold war and one that's some want changed. >> congressman henry is democrat cubans crossing the mention canadian border into the u.s. >> when you actually see the numbers, it is mind bowling after several yea of about 7,000 a year the flood of cubans began. reaching 24,000n 2014. and 43,000 in 2015 and another 25,000 in the past five months 12346r789. meaning this year could top the others. most of them come in flew the diri 47,000 have come through just the

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busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. vacation packages start at $50 per person.ld awaits. oh, here's a fun postal fact. the inside of our mailbox is under federal jurisdiction, so if you broke my right thumb, that's the pasadena city police. but if you broke my left thumb, that's the fbi. if i'm going to jail, i'm killing him, not breaking his thumb. yeah. ooh! i got a letter from my meemaw. (sniffing) mmm. smell this. (sniffing) what is that? uh, roses, bengay and dr. scholl's foot powder. yep. grandma by calvin klein. you know, the last time i got a handwritten letter was from someone who told me i park like a blind person. that someone has a name. uh, thank you. oh, meemaw got a new set of teeth. oh, but then she found her old ones. oh, so, now the new ones are just gonna be her church teeth.

williamsburg, which is in the foothills of the berkshires. 8 inches of rain. in plainfield, a few sprinkles. john ashwell is showing us 4.2. in belmont, at about a quarter of the city of boston, .04. 407 inch of rainfall today. the last time, which -- the last time which we had one quarter of an inch was back on june 5. a 1 inch system, may 30. the massachusetts system remains very dry. later tonight, a few drizzles near cape cod. it has been drizzling from north to south. we are getting some sunshine. straight down. it is still relatively cool for this time of year. tonight, a cool night. will fall back into the 50s. keep the windows wide open. there is no use for the air- conditioning. it will be cooler tomorrow night. it will be well back down to the 50s. humidity is not going to play a big role over the next couple of days. >>> -- tomorrow morning, we will get into the sunshine. a bit of a cr gorgeous day after that. mostly sunny at midday. upper 70s. a light sea breeze develops tomorrow afternoon. a great day to be a -- to be outdoors. 70s at the coastlin

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