jonathan, you uncovered the city of cleveland a using an out dating survey. some folks are tired of it. go years if not decades without having their streets repaved, they get well beyond frustrated. we talked to city leaders who are inside that system and they say not only do the roads need to be redone, but the system itself need repaired. >> it was coming out by chunks. >>reporter: taryl lived on evangeline road for a while. >> it's been 20 years. >>reporter: it was time. >> when i pour it had in we found some makeshift marker so nobody would run over it. >>reporter: this was a big pothole, not filled by city wacker worker but by taryl and another who found concrete lying around. >>reporter: city council members are upset about street repaving, a city service that they're directly a part of. what is the current state of our street repair system in. >> well, i think it's still broken. >> the system isn't working. >>reporter: mike is taryl's city council rep.. >> stevey wonder could see the streets in bad condition in this city. that's how bad they are. we've

jonathan, you uncovered the city of cleveland a using an out dating survey. some folks are tired of it.

the heat was no this week. i'll hoe when you we'll >>> abandoned buildings and hundreds of emptied beds. fox 25 investigates uncovers how the city of boston is still spending money on this island and what the plans are for its future. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 news at 10:00. >>> kill cops that's the message left at a local skate park leaving police on high alert tonight's. good evening i'm blair miller. >> and i'm jacqui heinrich. talking with whoever left this threat. this message is not sitting well with the community? >> reporter: it certainly is not. we talked to some parents who tell us that they are simply shocked that the words kill cops were found on a skate ramp like this one here in texbury that some people say they're not as surprised. >> reporter: in a place popular with kids. >> a park where all the >> reporter: an unexpected message these threatening words kill cops written in living at livingston street -- in red at livingston state street. >> we want to make sure everyone is watch. >> reporter: weeks. bury police were tipped off by a resident parents like jo

the heat was no this week. i'll hoe when you we'll >>> abandoned buildings and hundreds of emptied beds. fox 25 investigates uncovers how the city of boston is still spending money on this island and what the plans are for its future. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 news at 10:00. >>> kill cops that's the message left at a local skate park leaving police on high alert tonight's. good evening i'm blair miller. >> and i'm jacqui heinrich.

the hot seat. >> did you have anything to do with isabel's disappearance? >> plus, in this newly uncovered surveillance video crack the case? then, it's one of the most various cities in america.

. >> a long wait for help and now the i-team investigating, uncovering a new look at why some have to wait when calling for me >> show you how much the city forces are shrinking as ed gallekowfo anwar but he found o. >> found many people leaving th city forces that are hired and not enough to handle calls. >> at about 3:00 o'clock to cope for ems and it took about one breathing with vital signs dropping, she said that a wednesday the wait forvi an ambulance wasit agonizing she turned to the i-team as she knows that we have investigated short staffing and now we can show you how much the city city forces had been drinkinginw . >> an hour later, they were able to work on ham and it just took too long. >> h the biggest tropical and the size of the police force, the e have left then hired, we heard a dispatcher give out assignments that had come in unto 24 hours earlier, low parties but that kind of response square also fire staffing was way down.

second anniversary of the michael brown shooting which led to the uncovering of racial bias in the city police department. some of what you are about to see the serving. juliet: a protester in a busy other protesters immediately ran to help. he was said to have severe injuries, taken to the hospital by a private car. a minute after he was hit people started shooting at the vehicle that hit him. [screaming] >> they are marco my god! juliet: no one was struck by this gunfire but the car had some bullet holes in it. police don't believe the woman driving the car hit the man on purpose, she just didn't see him. she is cooperating with investigators. this world is really -- killer has doubled, of karina vetrano. it has been a weeks and someone strangled and sexually assaulted the 30-year-old as she jogged in howard beach, queens. the nypd says detectives have interviewed hundreds of people, watched dozens of surveillance tapes and investigated 30 crime stopper tips but there are no persons of interest or suspects. they have found no match for the dna evidence collected from the scene. juliet: lots of tips in the murder of a go

. >> our investigative unit uncovered more in city's rare form of stolen identity that can take your freedom. they take you behind the scenes of one of the fastest evolving crimes in america, id theft. they're just not hijacking people's credit card, their entire life and history and identity. some victims are facing criminal charges for things they did not do because the thieves commit crimes using the stolen identity. >> i was going through my credit report and saw contra costa county. oh, i thought it was a book overdue. something benign. i called, i committed a crime and everything else. come into the station. i said, um, actually, you know, i'm in new york. she's like, oh, really? okay. so now you're a felon. >> the fbi and secret service focus resources on the problem. even so it continues to cost billions of dollars in lost money every single year. coming up tonight our investigative unit talks about experts on the front line and shows us how current state lu may not even protect you if you become a victim. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area. >>> if you have a story for us you can call our tip line at 888

you the full story. we're uncovering new information about why san francisco is keeping customers in the dark about potentially dangerous and disgusting violations at restaurants throughout the cityered a loophole that essentially allows restaurant owners to wipe their dirty records clean. when we brought our findings to san francisco's department of health back in may, it told us state laws actually prevent the city from doing anything about it. now we're fining out that's just not true. >> this is alex. i'm going to bring water over. >> alex opened the seven hills restaurant in san francisco nearly six years ago. while he is proud of his italian menu, he is even prouder of his restaurant's near perfect health inspection record. >> we have people's lives in our hands. >> you take it that seriously? >> it's absolutely that serious. >> which is why he was upset to learn about a loop hope thhole allows restaurant owners in san francisco to wipe away old health scores from the website. >> there's no reason why anybody should hide their health inspection score or want to wipe it clean unless there's something that they are trying to hide. >> popular websites take scores from the data

scheduled to begin at 6:30 and we'll keep you updated on what been uncovering problems -- problems and today, it could be the beginning of a major overhaul. city council will vote on the plan to have 9 members instead of seven and include representatives from police districts and a new rule that members can not be current or former employees and why passed, the plan will go before voters in november. >>> and this morning, several fans are reportedly sue. they plan to -- to cancel the matchup sunday at the last minute and attorney said the hall's plan to respond to ticket prices is not enough. many people came from withises with and indiana and are out of hundreds if not thousands in travel costs. >> and right now, three teenagers are in critical condition after their van rolled over on the way book home from cedar point. ten teenagers were in the van when it crashed. dangerous stunt. the driver tried to switch seat says to let someone else take the wheel while driving and seven other passengers have minor injuries. >> and state fire investigators are looking into a case of arson at a historic one-room schoolhouse. it caught fire early yesterda

more questions after fox 25 investigates uncovered millions on empty buildings, on an island in boston harbor. we showed you how the city continues to pay for maintenance in long island, even the homeless and drug addiction programs were moved off the island, almost two years ago. critics tell us tonight, they are concerned that the city has no long-term plan for the build, since its bridge to the island has been destroyed. fox 25 investigates eric rasmussen is put together some new findings, that's coming up tonight for the news at college baseball from massachusetts killed while playing pokemon go over the weaned in california. calvin riley is a lowell native and standout ball player who moved to the san francisco area, just about five years ago. >> blair: fox 25's crystal haynes went to lowell and spoke with people who knew calvin growing up and remembering him tonight. >> he was fun loving, he was very, very outgoing boy, friendly kind of guy, a guy you would like to have as a friend. >> the reporter: 20-year-old lowell native calle republican lawmakers vilely being remembered as a guy's guide, even in middle school

uncovered. the current station was , and at that1913 point, park avenue was created and a little terminal city was created above the track. these were new york central ,romoted high-end real estate and you can see this today at waldorf astoria or the helms worth building, which is the new york central building. these were terminals promoted in the city. the problem with the grand central station theory is, it was of little interest before 1913. i will talk about that in a minute. depotroadly, north of the , there was pollution. trains were running on coal and steam, and it was not a good environment overall. and furthermore, all the crosstown streets north of the station were highly constricted. some were only open to pedestrians. some were, a few were open to cars. you did not have the kind of east-west access you would have real estatemote development. as i want to show you, the first skyscraper was developed around madison square. these are the buildings, all the buildings we could find, that were created between 1890 and 1900 that were 80 meters or higher. they were all built in lower manhattan. this is in year for the fact that it is 80 meters taller. bell over madison square garde

kpix 5's maria medina is live at the san jose police department to explain how city leaders responded when we told them what we uncovered. >> reporter: yeah. you know, some of them actually had no idea. our kpix 5 kiet do discovered this story. he found at least a dozen police officers sleeping in rvs right outside the department and they say they are doing it because of mandatory overtime. now, they are working 17 hour shifts and many of them live as far away as reno because they simply can't afford to live here in the bay area. so they say their only solution it so sleep in these campers. back in 2012 voters approved measure b cutting salary and benefits leading to a mass exodus of police officers from the san jose police department and that's why we are here today. they are working mandatory overtime. the mayor had no idea that these officers were sleeping in campers. kiet do brought it to his attention. but the mayor and union president say there is say solution. >> we are not going to retain officers or recruit officers, we're going to keep on sleeping in a parking lot until we can get measure f across the line and certain negotiations to

you account. any audit at all would have uncovered but why would they? she worked for the town all these years so she got away with writing nearly 200 of these in addition to the czechs in the city account to her account made out directly to the treasurer even some were made out and escaped detention so if no one was watching no one was noticing. so i started a small but in a few years after opening the account, she was making checks for fairly large amounts like 300,000, 500,000. over the course of many years, saddam i hope you are all sitting, she sold $53 million right out of the pockets of her friends and neighbors. they had all of these radios and it was a badly needed repair. when the secretary found the account, she immediately brought it to the objection who wasted no time in six months later they were ready and in april of 2012, she called into the office where the fbi was waiting for her. she was caught red-handed in there was nothing else she could do as she cooperated with the fbi. when asked her comments on the episode they don't care about this town. [laughter] the lawyer asks for leniency and said she would have to endure shame and the rest of her life the former

you account. any audit at all would have uncovered but why would they? she worked for the town all these years so she got away with writing nearly 200 of these in addition to the czechs in the city account to her account made out directly to the treasurer even some were made out and escaped detention so if no one was watching no one was noticing. so i started a small but in a few years after opening the account, she was making checks for fairly large amounts like 300,000, 500,000. over the course of many years, saddam i hope you are all sitting, she

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the lower 90s. >>> 6:47. our scripps investigators are uncovering a pricey glitch at target that could cost you. >> shoppers say they were where they found it. our sister station in kansas city checked it out and compared prices of brands like motrin and tylenol. they found it was a $1.60 cheaper to get it from the pharmacy section instead of the baby aisle. a target spokesperson blames it on an error in the target pricing system. target now promising to fix it and refunded the difference. >>> in democracy 2016 -- donald trump is coming back to tampa, holding a rally tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 at the florida state fairgrounds. if you want to attend we've included a reserve your tickets in an article posted on our mobile app. >>> trump is calling for a special prosecutor to investigate hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. the billionaire called the justice department a "political arm of the white house that has been corrupted, can neither be trusted nor be impartial" the justice department agreed with the fbi recommendation not to prosecute clinton. >>> speaking of clinton the former secretary of state calling republicans' claims president "wacky." last night on

you account. any audit at all would have uncovered but why would they? she worked for the town all these years so she got away with writing nearly 200 of these in addition to the czechs in the city account to her account made out directly to the treasurer even some were made out and escaped detention so if no one was watching no one was noticing. so i started a small but in a few years after opening the account, she was making checks for fairly large amounts like 300,000, 500,000. over the course of many years, saddam i hope you are all sitting, she sold $53 million right out of the pockets of her friends and neighbors. they had all of these radios and it was a badly needed repair. when the secretary found the account, she immediately brought it to the objection who wasted no time in six months later they were ready and in april of 2012, she called into the office where the fbi was waiting for her. she was caught red-handed in there was nothing else she could do as she cooperated with the fbi. when asked her comments on the episode they don't care about this town. [laughter] the lawyer asks for leniency and said she would have to endure shame and the rest of her life the former

city owned pool leaking 9,000 gallons of water in a day. where it might all be going, and the safety and environmental concerns uncovered by fox 25 investigates. >> kevin: hope you enjoyed the break we had today, because more showers and storms are coming. when you can expect those. >> and pats fans crossing their pulls himself out of practice early and walks off the field gingerly. what we're learning about the star's apparent injury. >> mark: first at 6:00 p.m., heavy hearts in fitchburg. right now, friends and family are paying their respects to vanessa marcotte. 27-year-old google worker went out for a jog in princeton last sunday and never came home. her body found brutally murdered. less than a half mile from her mother's house. good evening everyone. i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vane despite hundreds of tips, vanessa's killer is still out there. fox 25's malini basu live outside of tonight's wake, where malini, we've seen a lot of people showing up to say goodbye, including some of vanessa's co-workers. >> the reporter: we did, vanessa and mark, really a difficult day and we, of course, are at a difference from that funeral home, as we are respect

the alexander hamilton bridge. alternate side parking is in effect city wide, be safe, don't text and drive. chris and mary, back to you >> alex, thank you. >>> new this morning investigators are uncovering new information and new evidence in the search for a killer in queens. >> a community on edge as they search for the person who attacked and murdered a 30-year- old jogger. cbs 2's andrea grymes is in howard beach with more. are testing trash found near the scene to see if it'll lead them to their killer. they also have in their possession karina vetrano's cell phone and also some surveillance video as they continue to work this scene, as you can see behind me, trying to find out who murdered this 30-year-old jogger. >>reporter: grief-stricken loved ones and howard beach residents lit candles, consoling each other into the night, some who knew 30-year- old karina vetrano, others who outraged by her murder. >> this girl was a beautiful girl in the prime of her life, you know, taken down by an animal. >>reporter: investigators put up reward posters in the neighbor, hoping for any tips that could lead to vertrano's killer. vertrano, an avid runner left her home around fierveg p.m. on tue

uncovers cracks in a multimillion-dollar project in times square. >> and if you're about to head out, take us with you and keep watching, download the news 4 ??? ??? ??? ??? come seek the royal caribbean community center in jersey city and teens may be among the victims. >>> and get ready for the heat, it will be a brutal humid day. and the forecast only getting worse. >>> and dominating rio. team usa racks up even more gold. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, everybody. wednesday morning, august 10. >> chris has the morning off, people have to listen closely because got to dress appropriately today. >> yeah, the layers as little clothing as possible because the humidity is just so high. you know what i mean. fashionably so. very humid, very muggy and it's already quite warm out there. you can see on the doppler radar, we're tracking showers to the east of new york city, light rain for the most part and heavier showers north into the hudson valley. 78 degrees and we don'td incredibly humid. all of a sudden it became tropical overnight. we have lots of clouds hanging around but no rain in the city just yet. we may see rain at anytime. so you need the umbrella today. scattered showers and storms. and you lo