as he left the federal courthouse in lower manhattan monday, he knew a decision was right around the corner. now the new england patriots quarterback can go in to tonight's preseason game in fox borough against the giants knowing he has scored a victory in court. brady seemed unwilling to negotiate a reduction of his four-game suspension. during the court hearings involving brady and nfl commissioner roger goodell, federal judge richard berman asked tough questions about the validity of the wells report stating brady was probably aware of the scheme to deflate footballs during the game last january against the indianapolis colts. in today's decision, the judge ruled the award is premised upon several legal deficiencies including inadequate notice to brady of his potential discipline and his alleged misconduct. denial of the opportunity for

brady to examine one of the two lead investigators and lastly, denial of equal access to investigative files including witness interview notes. the judge stated the court denies the management counsel or nfl motion to confirm the award and gratis the players association motion to vacate the award there bay vacating the suspension of tom brady effective immediately. what the decision indicates is that the nfl did not adequately prove its case against tom brady. it does not say that brady is guilt free of any awareness of the scheme to deflate the footballs in the championship game. tom brady will be able in the season opener next thursday against the pittsburgh steelers in foxborough. that game is next thursday. so, tom brady will be able to play.

hold on, though, the nfl can go to the appeals court in lower manhattan. we expect to hear about that later on this afternoon. they will try apparently to appeal this decision. that is the latest live from the meadowlands, anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, anthony. now to a fire in brooklyn that investigators are calling suspicious. the four-alarm fire burned through two homes in the flatbush section injury five people including three children. eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff has been tweeting about the aftermath of this and joins us live from the scene. >> investigators telling us that it's still unclear how this fire started but that they do believe that it was suspicious. i want to give you an idea of what is going on here right now. you can see investigators gathered in the front area of this home. they say they believe this is where the fire started and this is part of what makes it suspicious. they say the fire very quickly

grew and shot across to the home next door. one of these homes appears to be a total loss and the other home significantly damaged. reporter: flames ripped through two homes in the flatbush section of brooklyn. two adults and three children were injured in the blaze. they are expected to be okay. now investigators are looking into the cause of the early morning fire. >> it's certainly suspicious. we do -- we have been told there was a similar fire in the neighborhood. >> reporter: newscopter 7 was above the fire as neighbors watched. >> i saw flames shooting out of the house over there. it was like unbelievable, like a giant inferno. >> reporter: police nearby say arson has been a problem in the area. neighbors are trying to understand what happened here. >> the house was redone, brand- new. everything was new. they just had a baby. lucky nobody got hurt. >> reporter: as you can see

here, this is a street that is lined with old victorian homes that investigators are telling us have a tendency to burn rather quickly. they say that is exactly what happened here. investigators tell us they will be on scene for the better part of this afternoon. live in the flatbush section of brooklyn, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. police released new video of a gas station attendant callously dragged by a robber driving away from the scene in new jersey. the robber who is on the loose actually paid for ten dollars worth of gas at a middletown gas station in august. then he grabbed the attendant's apron, full of money, dragging him about 35 feet. the apron wound up ripping and the crook got away with about 1500 bucks. we have an update in the case of a wild police chase in new jersey. the victim has died from his injuries. union county prosecutors say a pickup truck driver was critically injured during a police chase.

the truck crashed through the exit 54 off-ramp in him side after 12:45 a.m. he later died from his injuries in the hospital. no word why police were chasing him. charges are pending against a second person. one man is in the hospital and a driver is under arrest after a chaotic chain of events on the long island expressway. police say a driver ran off after a crash in holtsville. another driver gave chase but ended up in the path of a van. eyewitness news reporter stacey sager is live in patchogue with the details on what happened next. stacey? >> reporter: >> reporter: a crazy span of events. it ends here in patchogue when this man jackknifes a tractor trailer on route 112 then desperately tries to break into this car dealership to [ inaudible ]. this was the end

result when police caught up with jonathan moore. they had to place a bag over his head to restrain him. he is charged with leaving the scene of this car crash on exit 62 on the eastbound side of the l.i.e. three cars in a minor crash but someone chasing after moore is struck by a van on the service road. cops say moore fled on foot. the manager of pride solvents and chemicals picks up the story from there. he said moore stole a giant tractor trailer and in the surveillance video, look carefully as he rams it right into the very pricey metal gate. >> how big was the gate? >> that gate is 45 feet. >> he destroyed it. >> totally destroyed the gate. >> how much damage is that. >> about 25,000 in damage. >> as we said the wild ride didn't end there. moore jackknifed the tractor trailer miles away here in patchogue then breaks a window and tries but fails to steal a car. >> we had bad accidents and

things like that. nothing like this. it just doesn't happen. >> reporter: that was social security reporting. new at noon, new jersey is reporting the first death from the west nile virus in two years. the department of health officials say a 65-year-old man died from the mosquito born illness in passaic county last saturday. the victim was one of seven cases of west nile reported in new jersey this year. most people infected with the virus don't develop symptoms. those over 60 years of age are at greater risk. a bipartisan group of new york lawmakers made an impassioned plea this morning asking congress not to let the james a zadroga health and compensation act expire next month. it will cost to keep the programs covered. it provides compensation to thousands of first responders and survivors of the terror attacks. 35,000 public school students in newark are heading back to school for the first

time since a new superintendent took over. last year hundreds of students staged protests calling for the ouster of cami anderson. the new superintendent christopher cerf is correct high marks. he announced every district teacher gets $100 to spend on supplies and price pals receive 750 for needs not in their budgets. the money coming from facebook founder mark zuckerberg five years ago. >> i realize we are turning the page, looking forward into a bright future. that is hard to do sometimes. >> he said the support he received from parents reminds him that everyone's chief concern is the education of students. be sure to check out the special back to school section on our web site. share your back to school pictures using the #abc7ny. new yorkers can sign up to win tickets to see pope francis in central park. the city will distribute tens of thousands of tickets for the

pope's procession on september 25th. starting today through labor day, new york state residents can enter to win two tickets. winners will be randomly selected. you can enter our web site for information on though sign up, abc7ny.com/pope. a new legionnair scare. where the bacteria has shown up. >> three drunk women jump on a school bus filled with kids.

how they got past the driver.

breaking news. newscopter 7 is over the scene of a wall collapse. this is myrtle avenue in the fort greene section. the wall came down in a building under demolition. we will continue to -- we will keep you posted and have it updated at abc7ny throughout the day. we are waiting to hear at any moment the ruling from a federal judge in a kentucky case that angered many across the country. protestors on both sides of the same-sex marriage issue are outside the courthouse. clerk kim davis and her deputies were ordered to appear. they refused to comply with a judge's order to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

they could be found in contempt or sentenced to jail time. tragedy at camp lejeune in north carolina as one marine was killed and nine others were hurt when a helicopter made a hard landing. military officials say the helicopter went down during a training exercise around 9:00 last night. the name of the marine that was killed has not been released. one of the eight injured is in serious condition. it's unclear what caused the accident. officials in illinois say a false tip lead police in the wrong direction in the search for three suspects that killed a police officer. police say christine kai officer lied to authorities about seeing two suspicious men in the area where lieutenant gliniewicz was shot. investigators say she made up the story for attention. she was charged with disorderly conduct and falsifying a police report. a man driving dangerously with a baby in the back seat. the dramatic steps a good samaritan takes to stop him all

caught on camera. >> the former governor of arizona fighting back against unflattering photos popping up online. >> a live look outside. when will we get a break from the heat.

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plans to bring total may home to new jersey. that -- mayhem to new jersey next year. that is the name of the design. it features new technology including wing seats that allow riders to spin as they move along the track. it's scheduled to open in the spring of 2016 so check out the web site abc7ny for a full virtual explorer. >> look at that. going up that high of a degree wasn't enough, you are spinning. >> let's retitle this total sick to your stomach. that is the new name of the ride. if you can hold it back after that, you should be a pilot. >> they have a program at six flags, i don't know if it's' to the public. you go and do all the major roller coasters in one day. you have enough time to get from coaster to coaster. >> this is a taking for the log

-- day for the log plume. >> no problems with that. >> it's hot out there. it's steamy. not just the temperatures in the upper 80s but the humidity is making it so uncomfortable. several days of this in a row. don't be surprised if this advertise the day that it finally gets to you. this is a pressure cooker. it gets uncome forrable. humidity at 45%. approaching cold front could bring us relief from the temperatures. normal high is 80 degrees. we will beat that by 10 to 12 degrees. sunset at 7:26 p.m. right now low 80s for the counties to the north. you get closer into the city approaching 90. basically on the heels of hitting 90 degrees. as we get into the afternoon, we may see a bump in the humidity that will put us in

the low to mid-90s for a feels- like temperature. bottom line hot, stucky, uncomfortable and finding a way to stay cool is what you got to do this afternoon. there is a front approaching. all it does is bring a refreshing air mass in. at the best maybe an isolated shower to areas north of the city. not looking for widespread rain out of this. instead it's one that brings the temperatures down. 93 degrees ahead of this. we had the heat and humidity coming in. when the front passes us, we get new air mass. temperatures are in the low 80s. about on target looking at the averages. air quality not so good. we have air quality alert advisory for the rest of the afternoon until 11:00 tonight when the front passes. that will help to mix-up the air mass. with the hot steamy air it is trapped at the surface. that is making it bad for people who suffer from that kind of situation. hold off exercise, being outdoors until tomorrow.

temperatures will be in the low 80s. looking at the long term forecast into the big holiday, it looks really nice. summer-like if you will. tomorrow we get the 83 degrees. then on saturday, we are 82. a beautiful looking day. 70-degree, mid-7 0-degree mark, cooler at the shore. sunday temperatures returning to the hot stuff. 86 sunday afternoon. monday 90 degrees for the labor day holiday itself. temperatures in the low 90s as kids go back to school next week. 88 wednesday with a shower or thunderstorm. interesting there as we head into the weekend. great traveling weather friday. saturday it will be warmer in the city than the beaches. that will be because of a sea breeze. not a day to avoid the beach. it will be beautiful, comfortable and refreshing. >> this is what i would ask for for a labor day weekend. thank you. >> happy holidays early. >> take full credit.

do what you can for us. >> thank you, amy. >> a warning for parents about baby monitors. a new report reveals how he see it could be for hackers to spy on your family. what you can do to protect your privacy. >> how did three drunk women

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a reckless driver with a baby in the back seat. a victim takes down a thief and drunk women jump on a school bus. we begin in this ohio. a good samaritan spotted a man weaving on a highway. the car had a baby inside it. shawn french was driving on i- 71 when he spotted the car hitting things. he caught up to the driver, urged him to pull over after he barely missed a road crew. when he got to the median, french took the driver's keys and took the baby out. he called 911. police say the driver failed a sobriety test. he was charged with dui and child endangerment. a car thief got more than he bargained for. security cameras recorded the suspect getting in the car in lake tapps last week. the vehicle's owner dashed out of the store, jumped in the passenger seat as the suspect started driving away. the car's owner tossed the

would be thief out. bystanders at the station helped detain the suspect until police arrived. and notice something different about these people getting on to a middle school bus? yeah, maybe they seem too tall, too old or police say a little too drunk. the three women that police say were intoxicated waited with kids at a san antonio bus stop and jumped on with them. the kids speaking up about the bizarre situation now. >> we don't know them. >> i was scared. how did three grown drunk women get on the bus. the driver stopped one of the women before she could get off the bus after arriving at the school, got her id and called police. the women face charges. the driver is out of a job for allowing him to get on the bus in the first place. you got to protect the kids. a warning for parents who use monitors connected to the

internet to keep an eye on their babies. a new report found that several of the camera monitors that broadcast images through apps or wi-fi enables devices are vulnerable to hackers. consumers should make sure the device applications have the latest updates and unplug the monitors when they are not being used. much more news ahead in the next half hour. leg gone nela found at a -- legionella found at a bronx apartment building. what makes the latest scare

different.

two stories breaking right now. nuss news is over the fort greene section of brooklyn where there is a wall collapse at a construction site. this is on middle avenue. we -- myrtle avenue. we know three workers are hurt. the wall collapsed at a building under demolition. if we have any new information, we will pass it along. victory for tom brady in the deflategate scandal. a judge throwing out his suspension. the judge saying commissioner goodell went too far. goodell released a statement saying the nfl will appeal the decision. brady insisted that he played

no role in a conspiracy to deflate footballs. eyewitness news sports anchor laura behnke is headed to foxborough, massachusetts. she will be live from there later. another legionella scare in the bronx to tell you about. >> health officials discovered a new source of legionella bacteria at the melrose houses. they are working quickly to install water filters. >> eyewitness news reporter darla miles is in the well rose section of the bronx with more. >> reporter: this building won't have hot water until the filters have been up stalled. not having hot water is the least of some of the concerns for some of the residents in this building. >> i have respiratory, i smoke. that is one of the high risks. i want to make sure that i am safe. >> reporter: this is what it has come to at melrose houses for this social worker.

>> when did you buy your mask? >> just now. >> reporter: with one building confirmed and legionella tests on five other buildings pending, some people that live there are seriously worried. >> melrose says it's 681. this is 681. they knew it since march. how come they just got over here. >> reporter: this is a new cluster with a bacteria found in the water distribution system. four people have gotten sick. two at 681 cortland. >> we all feed off that water tower, over 700. how come you are isolating it only in here? the majority came here? >> reporter: at this point we have not been provided with a timeline how long it will take to install the water filters and when the five other test results will be in but there is a briefing at 12:30 and the latest on "eyewitness news at 5:00". reporting live, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> darla, thank you.

new at noon, police say they arrested a man from argentina trying to climb the brooklyn bridge last night. they say 23-year-old was spotted by an officer walking on a cable on the manhattan side of the bridge. this is around 8:40 p.m. he is charged with trespassing and reckless endangerment. nypd officers constantly monitor the bridge because it could be a terrorist target. new york university is dropping bill cosby's name from a popular program for high school students. the university removed william h cosby from the future filmmakers workshop. nyu joins other schools in distancing themselves from cosby amid sexual misconduct allegations by dozens of women. cosby said any contact was consensual. >> mayor de blasio is signing a new law today making it tougher

for landlords to buy tenants out rent regulated apartments. there is increasing pressure on the city's 1.3 million rent restricted apartments. tenants are being pressed to move out. the new law will block repeated buyout offers in six months if tenants say no. 2016 vote, a former state employee that helped hillary clinton set up her e-mail pleading the 5th. on the republican side, will donald trump pledge to support the g.o.p. nominee if it is somebody other than him. >> reporter: hillary clinton's chief of staff testifying at a closed hearing of the house select hearing on benghazi. another former aide will plead the 5th. he is a former state department employee that installed the private e-mail server in hillary clinton's home. he has been before the committee. his attorney sent a letter with his intent to the committee's

chairman. >> i know in the past why amendment privilege. you have to ask him why he did. you are free to glean whatever inference you want. >> reporter: how will this affect clinton on the campaign trail? >> it's a damaging story line. this is going in ways the campaign can't control. jeb bush and donald trump are still trading bashes. >> this is not a guy who is a conservative. >> reporter: trump is slamming bush for speaking spanish. he told a conservative web site he is a nice man but he should really set the example of speaking english in the united states. bush who routinely speaks spanish on the campaign trail had this to say. >> donald trump is trying to insult his way to the presidency. it won't work. trump will meet with the republican national committee chair. the topic, whether trump will

pledge to support the g.o.p. nominee if it's someone other than him. in washington, stephanie ramos. >> thank you. city cab has app based services with arro, one of several new e-hail apps. you can order a yellow or green cab by tapping a finger instead of a hand. >> the technology is there. other types of cars can be summoned tapping a phone. greens. why shouldn't new yorkers instead of going like this off the curb go like this and have the taxi waiting. night. josh einiger found it worked well but he had to wave off three cabs and an uber driver while he waited for the arro driver to arrive. an unbelievable journey for

a bassett hound named gabriel found a month and a half after he disappeared. something spooked him during a walk in manville and he ran off. fast forward an amazing 42 days later, he is found miles away in martinsville. to get there, gabriel had to cross two of central new jersey's busiest highways. the weeks were rough on him. he lost at least 20 pounds. he is being fed and well treated for dehydration. he will be okay. >> this is warm weather for something like that. amazing. on top of that, hot when the kids head home from school. meteorologist amy freeze is in for bill evans with the after school forecast. >> in connecticut, they did an early release because of the heat. as the kids go back to school the next week or so, some don't have air-conditioning. watching the numbers carefully, 92, hot, humid, steamy around here. while we will get a break the

next couple of days, we return to the heat and humidity by sunday and monday. labor day 90 degrees. a lot of kids going back to school the next day, in the 90s. i will have the entire seven- day forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, amy, thanks. an airline offering one dollar flights in the u.s. one dollar flights, folks. but is there a catch? >> plus, the colorado man accused of pushing his wife off a cliff. now prosecutors claim this may not be the first time he has

killed a loved one.

in health alert, a new report says parents may be best at picking up early signs of adhd in their children. katie shoemaker's son was officially diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder when he was seven years old. shoemaker started suspecting he had the disorder when he was much younger. >> i knew something was off. his frustration level was high. he was defiant. he was about 3 years old. he said everything goes through my head so fast i can't catch it. >> the cdc researchers found in roughly 65% of nearly 3,000 cases they reviewed parents

were the first and best detectors of early signs of adhd. investigators are ruling the death of actress amanda peterson an accidental overdose. she is best known for her role in can't find me love. she was found dead in her colorado home in july. investigators sayer autopsy and toxicology reports conclude the 43-year-old overdosed after taking a friend's morphine medication. a jury selection has gun in the trial of a husband accused of murdering his wife pushing her off a cliff in the rocky mountain national park. prosecutors say he told his wife they were going for a romantic hike in 2012 but they say he actually planned to kill her. this is ton -- tony is her name. court documents show he was carrying a map with him that had an x marked in pink highlighter near the spot where she fell to her death. >> that is a fact that is hard

to explain. it's something that i can see the jury becoming preoccupied with. >> an investigation is underway into the death of his first wife sandra. she died in 1995 in another suspicious accident. she was crushed under a car while he was changing a tire. she and tony had large life insurance policies. frontier airlines is allowing people to fly across the country for less than the cost of a cup of coffee. the airline announced a fly for a buck promotion. travelers can buy tickets to seven american cities for one dollar. there is a $15 fee and the deal is only for flights within the next two weeks not including labor day. none of the airports in the new york city area are part of that deal. >> exactly. >> sorry. someone you know is taking advantage of that. >> call them, let them know. former governor outraged

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former arizona governor jan brewer fighting back against unflattering photos that permission. action. rebecca jarvis has the story. >> reporter: she was the tough talking republican governor of arizona known for conservative assistances on -- stances on crime and immigration. but she is facing a new opponent, threatening legal action after these images of her face started popping up you all over the internet as ads

for antiaging products. the words divorced for being too old, see her revenge makeover splashed across them. >> we have been married almost 50 years. inappropriate. >> reporter: these ads are frequently found on the edges of went labeled as sponsored content or popular stories, they are actually paid advertisements meant to entice readers. >> what it is, it's a nasty, mean, lying advertisement put out there by somebody without my permission and i am highly offended. i am looking and speaking to lawyers to see what, i can take. >> if a company uses someone's image without their permission, contact the company and tell them to pull it down. if they don't, you have to go to court to get them to pull it down. >> rebecca jarvis reporting there.

>> the company that distributed brewer's ads online make it clear they don't create the material, they post it. the company tells abc news they are responding to her request and taking steps to remove the pictures. a big announcement about the oscars in 2016 and it's not who is hosting but the number of hosts. >> the awards ceremony will have two hosts this time around. it was a concept last tried in 2011 if you recall. there is speculation who the hosts will be. names are tina fey and amy poehler. they hosted the golden globes or jennifer lawrence and amy schuler. >> not all two hosts go well. remember there was once two hosts, should i name them. >> yes. >> no, i won't name them. >> all right. you know who i'm talking about. >> i guess so. we will ask you after the break. >> you know. >> yeah.

>> franco. oh, that was -- yeah. we will leave that one alone. >> well, you know, we knew it would be a hot one but feeling it out there, it sort of takes the energy, drains you. i love a good summer day, no question about it. consecutive 90-degree days and this one in particular with the high humidity and feeling like the low to mid-90s across the area it takes a bit out of you. stay cool. at the battery, a lot of haze. temperatures are currently in the upper 80s. in fact, combine that with the humidity available and it feels like almost 90 degrees here at the noon hour. humidity is at 45%. winds are calm, pressure holding steady. numbers out on the island, 80 hauppauge. down the shore 90 for belmar. 86 toms river. newark 89 the last couple of hours. we will watch for the

temperatures to jump this afternoon. the heat peaks today. relief tomorrow. the heat returns by labor day. a couple of days off. no storms to slow things down. haze and moisture at the surface filtering the sunshine. the front that comes in tonight comes in without much addo. it will come in and maybe spark one or two showers. for the most part it comes in bringing a refreshing air mass. the air quality warning is in effect until 11:00, 12:00 because of the pollutants trapped at the surface. hold off on activities of exercising. moderate to high pollen counts. uv high as well. 93 this afternoon. replace it by temperatures 10 degrees cooler. 83, a few above the average. we set the stage for a nice holiday weekend. only a spotty storm to the

north worthy of a mention. everything else stays quiet. a thunderstorm possible north of the city. when the front is through, cooler. you will notice the refreshing air mass. tomorrow in the 80s. 70s at the beaches. if you are taking off, be aware of that. just a little cooler down the shore. by sunday, we will see temperatures climbing back to 86. for labor day, at 90. hot and summer-like for the unofficial end to summer. we hold on to the heat for tuesday, back to school for a lot of kids. wednesday 88 with showers possible in the afternoon. there you go, accuweather seven- day forecast. we deliver. >> you do what you can. >> that you so much. >> thank you, amy. let's check out what they

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cho. a new superintendent, a new year and a fresh start for schools in new jersey's largest city. a closer look at the changes taking place after a rather chaotic year there. keeping your food fresh with new refrigerator features that and vegetables. >> sounds good. >> see you then. >> tuning in later. thank you, liz. tennis player coca-cola vanda way may be the patron st. for anyone that had a bad day at work. she took the turn to a different level yesterday at the u.s. open. a little annoyed after dropping the first five games of the second round match. the racket rampage didn't help. she lost in straight sets. >> the racket was no good clearly.

>> poor racket. a sheep in australia is a lot happier and lighter today thanks to an expert sheerer. >> the sheep had so much wool it couldn't walk. the 6-year-old sheep found in the back county had never been sheared. so, workers found it at an manly sanctuary. they were surprise -- they thought it may not your strive in the heat. they removed 89 pounds of wool. >> amazing that he could be out in the bush all those years, six years and nothing raised the alarm. quite an incredible story. >> the sheep feels so much lighter. it's healthy, recovering at an animal rescue. 89 pounds of wool is equivalent to 30 sweaters. >> you will be warm this winter with that. that's for sure. >> i was waiting for the after picture.

lost 89 pounds i want to see. >> we will follow that up. we will have much more on the tom brady decision, the judge throwing out the four game decision. laura behnke is heading to foxborough. i bet there is a parade already up there for tom. she will be live tonight on eyewitness news. that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news. i'm david novarro. >> i'm shirleen allicot.