jim? >> reporter: let's explain what the huge piece of equipment is. it's called the casa grande. it's a massive hydraulic drill that drills holes deep into the ground for the footings of what will be a luxury hotel in midtown south. to get an understanding of what happened, we spoke to some construction workers that didn't want to go on came -- on camera but he was trying to maneuver it over the sidewalk into the construction site around 8:45 this morning. during that process, he may have partially raised the boom and that could have shifted the boom's center of gravity causing it to tip over on top of an nypd police van. fortunately no one was in the van. no wane was walking by on the sidewalk. that could have been some real serious injuries taking place if that had been the case. in the words of one

construction worker basically the driver of this boom pulled a wheelie, that simple. we should note here that the general contractor is flint lock. flint lock construction out of mamaroneck, westchester county. they built other hotels in midtown including fairfield in and suites a few blocks from here, another luxury hotel. what we can say about this is this flint lock has a history of some safety violations in the past few years. they have been cited by osha for four safety violations including in 2013 they were fined a quarter of a million dollars in the building of a hotel because they didn't provide at least osha alleges, fall protection workers. in the quarter million dollar fine, osha said that flint lock workers were, quote, one trip, slip or misstep away from a deadly fall. injured.

whether 0 show comes in and investigates, usually they don't unless there is an injury or fatality but they could because of the potential severity of this accident. one final note here, the city is undergoing a massive construction boom. down the street there are two high-rises and cranes all over the city. and we can tell you that construction accidents, because of this boom, are up so far this year. live in midtown south, jim news. >> jim, thank you. in other news, a difficult day for students returning to class at a high school in new jersey where a quarterback died after taking a hit on the field. a memorial for evan murray now grows outside of warren mills regional high school. new jersey reporter toni yates is live at the school with more on this tragedy. toni? >> reporter: good afternoon. i will step outside of the way so you can see the memorial. it is everything you would

community from loving families and high school friends and staff. they are, as they have written out here of the football field where evan murray quarterbacked for the warren high school blue streaks, they are number 18 strong. now, 18 was murray's number on the team friday against summit's team, murray reportedly took a couple of hard hits. the last one, fellow players helped him off the field. he was taken to the hospital where he passed away. the autopsy report is not in yet. the district has grief counselors at the school. this morning, not surprisingly, many students are taking advantage of the help. murray was 17 years old. he was very popular, not only quarterback but a pitcher on the baseball team, the basketball team, he excelled in studies. i spoke to the acting superintendent about the grieving process here and moving forward. >> the kids are doing wonderful fully.

we had a -- wonderfully we had a great number come in in a state of grief and emotional state. we were fully prepared. >> reporter: going forward with the football schedule this year, any changes. >> we are assessing the football schedule for this week. we will make an announcement on that before the is out. it has to do with all consideration of emotion, physical readiness, the feelings of the team, the coaches of all concerned. that's an important decision that we will make before the day is out. >> reporter: again, back to the memorial outside the high school, the football field is right across from the high school. the warren county prosecutor's office may release the findings in that autopsy report as early as today. it may not happen today. there will be awake for evan murray on wednesday. his funeral will be on thursday.

set up for him and for his family of course has already raised $42,000 in 24 hours. live in washington, warren county, toni yates, channel eyewitness news. >> thank you. police in queens are looking for a hit and run driver who left a man critically injured. this happened last night before forest hills. police say the driver was behind the wheel of a burgundy jeep with new york license plates. the victim is in critical condition at jamaica medical center. new at noon, president obama took the world stage with a strong message to the united nations tackling topics from climate change to the fight against isis and he alluded to russia's support for syria vladimir putin. eyewitness news reporter n.j. burkett joins us live from the u.n. with the latest details. n.j.? >> reporter: mr. obama said today the era of might makes right is over. that order and stability in the

his speech today was both a warning and a challenge. president obama urged the world's most powerful nations to chart a new course. global problems, he said, require global solutions. >> no matter how powerful our military, how strong our economy, we understand the united states cannot solve the world's problems alone. >> reporter: mr. obama scolded russia, china and iran for acting to destabilize various regions of the world and in syria it liers cooperation and a change of leadership in damascus. >> there cannot be after so much bloodshed, so much carnage, a return to the prewar status quo. >> reporter: the president said the united states is prepared

to lead by example pointing to the iranian nuclear agreement and normal relations with cuba. >> god willing now we will be able to offer more goods at better prices. think of the americans that lowered 9 flag over our embassy in havana, 1961, the year i was bonder and returned this summer to raise the flag back up. [ applause ] >> reporter: a warm reception for the president on that point. he did not mention vladimir putin by name but much of his speech appeared to be directed at the russian president. he will take the world stage momentarily. this will be his first address to the u.n. in more than 10 years. he will sit down with mr. obama at 5:00 this afternoon. n.j. news. >> thank you, n.j. with the president in town, another day of gridlock expected on manhattan's east side. this is second avenue and i

see better than me what street exactly. not too far from the u.n. and the backup it is causing. reminder, part of first avenue is shut down for six blocks around the u.n. i was told it's about 51st street. a mixture of what is going on outside. pope francis is back in rome today after wrapping up his historic and whirlwind visit to the united states. he landed and tweeted thanks to the american people. he visited rome's basilica to offer a private prayer of thanks for a safe trip. he ended his visit to the u.s. with an outdoor mass on benjamin franklin parkway in philadelphia. you will hear what the people had to say about his time here coming up in the next half hour. new at noon, a tearful sentencing day for the women that helped two -- woman that helped two convicts escape. she was sentenced to 2 and one

third to seven years in prison. 7 is the maximum. the former prison taylor pled guilty to helping the inmates escape in june. after a massive manhunt, richard matt was shot by police. david sweat was recaptured. before her sentencing, she apologized to the court and said she regretted helping the prisoners? >> could there be life on mars? what nasa just revealed. >> an eyewitness news exclusive. for the first time, an mta bus driver accused of drinking and his joy ride gives his side of the story. what happened that day. >> plus, donald trump tackles taxes, but who would really benefit from his new plan.

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donald trump reveals his plan to reduce tax rates for low and middle income families. speaking at trump tower, he announced he wants to eliminate income tax for individuals that earn less than 25,000 a year and for more rid couples that earn less -- married couples that earn less than 50,000. >> it reduces or eliminates most of the deductions and loopholes available to special

in other words, it will cost me a fortune. >> trump says he wants to help businesses by reducing the tax rate from 35% to 15%. this plan comes as the latest poll numbers show ben carson is neck in neck with donald trump. scary moments for carly fiorina when a stage curtain nearly fell on top of her in texas. >> you can hear the reaction. the curtain began to give and she moved out of the way before the curtain and rods crashed on the stage. fortunately nobody was hurt and fiorina finished taking questions from the audience after the incident. hillary clinton is comparing scrutiny over her use of a private e-mail server to the white water scandal. clinton said after years of investigation into her failed real estate investments new senate. she brushed off the discovery that she was on the private account two months before she

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did i see you this morning. >> you look familiar. >> hi, lori stokes. >> nice to see you. >> pleasure. >> bill de blasio. love what you have done to the city. >> nice to be with you at lori nice to have you. >> good to be here.

brooklyn. looking to the lower east side, a day where we start out with clouds and sun and we will look at a beautiful -- kind of a beautiful afternoon in that we get sun, clouds, sun, clouds. a little bit of a northeast wind out here. afternoon. there you see the seastreak working its way up the east river at noontime. and the ferry boats will be working across. you have a mix where you get breaks of sun and a cloudy sky. depending on where the sunny breaks are is where the temperature will warm up. the humidity is in the moderate range, 66%. noontime. a northeast wind at 5. pressure has been falling. it's above 30.00. it's falling really slow. still we have moderate to strong high pressure over the northeast of new england. normal high is 70. sunsets about 6:44. muggy through tomorrow. clouds and sun and highs near 80, ten degrees warmer than normal for this time of year.

showers stay spotty through at least the daylight hours of tomorrow. a couple of showers. you may need to take the umbrella with you. warm and humid. steadier heavier rain tomorrow night, wednesday, particularly north and west. we will get much needed rain around. so, for the afternoon, the air quality is good. cloud cover and u.v. index is moderate at 5. three, four hours to get a sunburn. ragweed and sagebrush. 74 murray hill. 75 newark. 76 islip. where the sun gets through some of the clouds, you are getting more in the way of warmer temperatures. now, we are looking at a northeast wind off the atlantic. it's light. from the late week, weekend, there is a tropical depression in the atlantic around bermuda. we are keeping an eye on that to see if it brings big time rain possibly into the ends of the week and into the weekend. so, you can see there is a

here on the south shore of long island cutting into here from queens. you may run into a sprinkle in a few spots. the rain is off to the west and then this front to our northwest and you got a system out in the atlantic. start tomorrow evening through the rest of the week and into the weekend. warm and humid. normal high is 70. we are at 80. of the tonight there is some clouds around, still warm and humid. there could be a spotty shower tonight and overnight. tomorrow we will do this all a shower or two. and the heavier rain will be starting tuesday night through the day wednesday there could be an inch of rain, might be local spots that get a couple of inches of rain in the afternoon and evening then we are in the 60s by the end of the week. >> did knife you get a chance to see the super moon.

>> if you didn't . >> great pictures. >> stunning. >> social media is filling up with these shots. >> i like this from miss real estate, that is a nice piece of real estate right there, the empire state building. wasn't that gorgeous? >> how often does that come along. >> last time '82 and next time 2083. i don't know if i will plaque that one. >> thank you very much. football furry. how did the wife of an nfl star end up in handcuffs. >> yikes. >> whoops.

a wild baseball fight, an nfl player's wife in handcuffs and a moose becomes a squatter. we begin with the fight that many are calling a national embarrassment. it involved teammates on the same washington nationals baseball team. bryce harper returned to the dogout after he flood out in the 8th inning. there he goes. jonathan papelbon had something to say. they are going at it. the team getting between them. later harper tweeted that

described it like brothers fighting. a low point of a disappointing season for washington. from baseball to football, the wife of a miami dolphins player was arrested outside the stadium for allegedly head budget a police officer. police say mico grimes wife of brent grimes tried to walk into the stadium through a restricted areas. officers warned her to stop but she kept going. when police tried to subdue her, she fought back yelling obscenities. finally calmed down when officers pulled out a taser. grimes was arrested and faces several charges. a community in colorado defending a family of moose caught on camera throughout the town. the mother moose and her two calves have been reported by security cell phones in vail. many outraged when word spread the city was planning to put down or relocate the animals. more than 1,000 people signed a petition for authorities to let the moose remain in the resort town. >> yeah, vail officials say

there are no plans to interfere with the animals. hello, they were there long before the people. >> exactly. >> like this is my parking spot. what are you guys doing here. that's what the moose is saying. >> you better back up. >> all right. much more news ahead on eyewitness news in the next half hour including an exclusive. the mta bus driver accused of being drunk behind the wheel is talking to us about his arrest. new details coming in about a deadly shooting on a street early this morning in queens. and george zimmerman reportedly retweeting a shocking picture that has many people furious on social media.

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to celebrate the passion and promise of our public schools. i'm michael mulgrew, president of the united federation of teachers. cmon! join us! our top stories, a construction accident in midtown. a truck carrying a boom flipped back while answering a -- entering a construction site. the boom on the truck hit a parked nypd van. fortunately nobody was injured. and there is a growing memorial outside a high school in new jersey. it's for evan murray, the quarterback. friday night. his death is a mystery.

murray took a hit on the field but walked off. he was taken to a nearby hospital where he died. president obama addressed the united nations this morning. he told the u.n. they must work together and cited the iran nuclear deal p. vladimir putin just finished addressing the u.n. his face-to-face meeting with president obama is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. hello, i'm david novarro. >> i'm lori stokes in for shirleen allicot. we start with an eyewitness news exclusive. the mta bus driver accused of driving a bus on long island while he was drunk is talking to us about his arrest. >> alexander copeland was arraigned in court. kristin thorne has the exclusive interview. >> reporter: alexander copeland tells me simply he doesn't remember anything that happened that day. he said before he took the bus, he apparently suffered a concussion and he doesn't remember anything before or after that happened.

morning as copeland went before a judge in hempstead on aggravated dbi charges. he went into work from his home in suffolk county only to find out he didn't have to work that day. he tells me he fell at the bus depot in queens and doesn't remember anything. later on that afternoon, drivers called 911 reporting seeing an mta bus swerving erratically all over the northern state parkway around exit 32. a trooper pulled over copeland, gave him a breathalyzer that registered a .20 blood alcohol content. copeland tells me he didn't drink that day and he is happy he didn't hurt anyone. >> i don't remember the trip in. i don't remember being at the depo. i don't remember leaving with a bus. i don't remember the stop. >> reporter: his attorney says that copeland is on a number of medications so they are trying to figure out if that had anything to do with the .20 blood alcohol content reading. they have statements from two

doctors that copeland did suffer a concussion that day. today the judge registered his license as suspended so it is suspended now and he has been suspended from the mta without live in hempstead, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness >> thank you, kristin. also on long island, one man is in custody for dwi after brentwood. police say 22-year-old anthony brody santos drove his nissan altima into a motorcycle turning on to clark street. the man on the motorcycle was killed. brody is being held at the third precinct. he will be arraigned today. new details about a deadly shooting early this morning on a street in queens. this happened about 4:00 this eyewitness news reporter kala rama has more about the victim >> >>reporter: police say a 26- year old man was gunned down in the middle of the street and the shooter is on the loose.

off monday like this. you can see more than a dozen bullet casings marked by orange cones. lettered by bullets. officers pointed out a hole above the driver's side wheel of this white bmw and another in the windshield. similar holes are in the black s.u.v. in front of it. >> like gunshots rapidly. >> selena guzman lived on steinway for fife years and woke up to gunshots at 4-7bg this -- 4:00 this morning. >> shocking. like this. >> reporter: police say a fight started at the huck kay lounge and escalated on the street. moments after the gunfire, she directions. around. >> scary. scary that that could happen somewhere where you feel safe. >> reporter: shelby and her roommates live two doors down from the crystal lounge. >> they heard the gunshots.

night from. sunday is the quietest time of the week. four girls living here, we feel safe until now. >> we looked at the crime stats in the 114th precinct and found six murders so far in 2013, 200% more than last year. police have been going door to door in this neighborhood asking what witnesses saw and looking for surveillance video hoping the incident was caught on camera and can give them a better picture of who they are looking for. >> from astoria, queens, kala news. a woman in brooklyn has good proof that a letter sent to her by the city is 87-year-old selma cohen got a letter in the mail saying she no longer would receive medicaid benefits because she is dead but she isn't. and she needs the benefits as a cancer survivor who depends on to stay healthy.

she is alive is a lot harder than one might think? >> i said to her, i'm not dead, i'm talking to you. bureaucracy. they are not that fast to fix anything. >> well, a representative from the city told eyewitness news be fixed. if? >> my favorite line, i'm right here. mayor de blasio will announce a new strategy for afternoon. the city plans to hire more avoid eviction. a third of the families were the city had 50,000 homeless office. that now has climbed to 57,000. for you. drivers who take the george washington bridge into new york at night may want to find an tonight through thursday, the eastbound lanes on the lower level will be shut down from

9:00 to 5:00 in the morning. on friday they will be closed from 11:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. saturday. the removal of temporary construction platforms is october. >> wow. i want to turn now to meteorologist bill evans. >> he has the after school accuweather forecast. >> we have cloudy skies and breaks of sun. if you are taking the ferry back from manhattan, along the hudson river, a northeast wind which will be fine. cloud cover, comfortable temperatures for the afternoon, 80 cooling to the 70s overnight. after school, kiddos, it's humid and warm. drink a lot of water. coaches, faculty members, staff, parents, 80 degrees. on the humid side. drink a lot of water. we will talk about rain coming for tomorrow and then into wednesday and thursday, friday, a big cool down. all of that is coming up in the a moment. david, lori. >> thanks a lot. two georgia brothers accused of trying to kill their parents.

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this afternoon after a big sigh of relief the pope is back at the vatican after finishing

a six day trip to the u.s. he packed a lot in. the pontiff is reflecting on the three city journey. elizabeth hur has the story. >> with a smile and a wave, pope francis said farewell to america after a whirlwind week philadelphia. on the papal plane, the pontiff reflected on his u.s. visit telling reporters what surprised him the most was the warmth of the people adding washington was warm but formal. as for new york -- >> new york he said it was exuberant. philadelphia was in the pope's words demonstrative. the city of brother-in-law love transformed into an outdoor cathedral for the pope's final mass marking the end of an unforgettable and surreal week for so many including the babies he kissed, those he visited at a soup kitchen, students at a harlem school and

inmates in northeast philadelphia. >> it was awesome. i have never been to a papal mass. letter this is the first time. and he is a man that just exudes love for everybody. >> one of the best experiences ever. >> really happy i came. >> i got a pope francis doll. >> reporter: when felt about becoming a star, he humbly answered hopes are servants of god, a big difference from -- pope's are servants of god, a big difference from a star. he made a stop in rome to thank the virgin mary for a successful trip to the u.s. and cub -- safe trip to the u.s. and cuba. a 5th person died following the deadly tour bus crash in seattle. it happened last thursday. investigators say the duck boat did not have an axle repair

the five victims killed were among dozens of exchange students heading to an orientation event at north seattle college. more than a dozen people are in the hospital. we are learning more about the death of bobbi kristina brown, the atlanta medical examiner says the 22-year-old's cause of death has been determined but the results won't be revealed to the public because of a court order. bobbi kristina died in july. after spending inerm six months in hospice care. she was discovered unconscious in her bathtub in january. the parents from atlanta who were drugged then viciously attacked by their own sons are speaking out about why they forgave their kids. in an exclusive interview, they said they are recovering from the injuries they suffered at the hands of their own son christopher and cameron. the couple said prior to the assault, the boys showed no

moment. >> to attack you as they did, goes that is a bad moment. >> there are people that are incarcerated that had one bad day, you know. that's why i keep saying one bad moment. by no means am i discounting what happened. they say one day they will learn why their sons tried to kill them. the sons are charged with aggravated assault and arson. the irvins want them to receive mercy. a boy finds thousands of dollars. he didn't keep it. he made sure it was returned to the owner. aiden wright has been taught to do the right thing. his character was tested over the weekend when he found $8,000 at a salem park. aiden and his uncle turned the cash over to police. it turns out the money belonged to elios santos, a hard working

>> i ran up the slide. there was a black checkbook. i opened it up and i saw $8,000 in it. then i brought it down to my uncle. >> oh. >> to thank aiden for his honesty, he gave him $100. >> wow. aiden was raised right. >> he is adorable. >> he sure is. coming up, george zimmerman sending twitter into a frenzy after a shocking retweet. >> the family that drove from argentina to meet the pope. wait until you hear what he said to them. >> barney's posted a picture of

welcome back. people came from all over the world to see pope francis in philadelphia.

one family's journey took them one family's journey took them six months. yep, they are from argentina. that is the pope's native country. they started in march driving more than 13,000 miles in a 1980 volkswagen van. it broke down several times. >> wow. >> but it was all worth it when they got a surprise call sunday morning to come and meet pope francis personally. >> we were like -- it's like being with an old friend, really. he is so warm. he was -- told us we were crazy and but we made jokes. he said pray for us. >> the family says that they have been following the pope's teachings for years since his time as cardinal. >> we will have stories about this pope's visit for a long time to come. one is better than the next. >> that is good. this afternoon we have cloudy weather. temperatures are comfortable. humidity on the high side. it's warmer than normal for this time of the year. this is the few weeks where we transition from warm to cold to

warm to cold, that kind of thing. we have a lot to talk about. we have cloudy skies. we will have breaks of sun for the afternoon as we look across central park. and we will look at a temperature of 74 degrees. that is already above the normal afternoon high. we have a northeast wind here and the pressure at 30.37. we will get close to 80 in several spots. 74 across fire island to 72 to 75 down the jersey shore. 72 monticello. wind. when the someone breaks through that allows to do its magic. to the late week, we are looking at a tropical depression that can give us more rain, much needed rain. a couple of showers are showing up on the radar. keep your fingers crossed that you get one for the afternoon. clouds, rain to the west here and the front here. so, this sweeps in. with the rain off to the west, we could get a few showers out of that tomorrow. that is showing up on

shower in the afternoon. look at wednesday. overnight tuesday into wednesday, heavy soaking rains, heaviest north and west and maybe a few showers left over wednesday into thursday. then we will see what happens in the atlantic. that could throw back rain over us into thursday into friday. so, a shower or two tomorrow. then here comes the front with a big batch of rain coming. then we have the depression down to the south. that runs into the front, that keeps us cooler and wetter and a few showers for thursday into friday. temperatures tonight are really warm. 70 in the city. 60 north and west. normally this should be about 56 to 46. it's way warmer. tomorrow 10 warmer than normal. 11 warmer than normal park to newark. breaks of sun, humid this afternoon. 80. tonight there might be a spotty shower around. a warm muggy stuffy 70 in the city. and 65 north and west to 60 well north and west. tomorrow 81 with a little shower possible.

wednesday is the super soaker. 72. then we cool down and have a little rain, a little drizzle thursday and friday. temperatures in the 60s. to the end of the week, 20 degrees cooler. >> we will feel that. >> so it begins. i have a new use for this. this smartphone. new at noon, playing the lottery is easier and high-tech for new yorkers. a new app called jackpot allows users to buy lottery tickets with their smartphones. you can buy tickets from licensed lottery retailers for power ball, megamillions and new york state games. not new jersey lottery. it comes as the powerball jackpot climbs to over $300 million. >> makes it so easy. >> to easy. >> now i am guaranteed to win because it's that easy. >> i'm glad we are friends. >> yes. you will get the first million, i promise you.

coming up tonight at 5:00 you may have noticed credit and debit cards are changing. how much do you know about the new security chip they are coming out with. 7 on your side looks at how they protect your money and important deadline in a few days. that is later on "eyewitness news at 5:00". right now time for the feel, the stories you share and like on facebook and twitter and social media. we start with one that has people upset. george zimmerman back in the news for the wrong reasons. it didn't take much. this is what he looks like. it's not the con federal flag -- confederate flag but he retweeted the corpse of trayvon martin posted by some admirer that calls him a one man army. twitter has deleted that original post. >> wow. a girl's act of kindness to state troopers in kentucky

mourning one of their own capturing hearts all over. the photo of isabella gregory sitting with the troopers was snapped the day they buried trooper joseph ponder. she ran into them at a mcdonald's and decided to cheer them up. she used her allowance money to buy them ice cream sundays. in return, the troopers drove her three hours to her favorite restaurant in one of her cars. >> she has the best hugs, too. >> you heard of the sisterhood of the traveling pants. >> yes, i have. >> this involves a boomer jacket from a west virginia high school that ended up across the pond. it was identified after barney's of new york posted a picture on instagram in post about the ten best friends from london fashion week. on the front kathy '82. a group of wildcats banded together to find the original owner through social media. entered kathy baker cooper who said she lost the jacket

>> how does it end up in barney's web site. >> we need a sherlock holmes. >> and she gets money for this. >> what does this mean for me. >> just another example of how social media can make a difference with things. that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news. i'm david novarro. >> i'm lori stokes. make sure you are back here for "eyewitness news first at 4:00"

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