very nice person. my heart goes out to the colley family at this time. >> he's a nice older man. he owned a bunch of mcdonald's. a gentleman.

>> reporter: >> reporter: colley was last seen alive around 3 p.m. her body was found by a caretaker at 5:20. police say at this point there are no suspects. investigators won't comment on the murder weapon but there's a key interest in finding a fire extinguisher that is missing from the home. >> it's a much smaller residential one, that's what we're looking for, but again, any fire extinguisher discarded on somebody's property, on the side of the road, we're interested in. >> police are asking if anyone has observed any suspicious vehicles or anyone out of the ordinary to police contact police. marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. another horrible crime. we've got new information about a headless body that was found in newark. police now confirmed the victim is pamela davis. she disappeared on october 30th. her body was found wrapped in a blanket about 11:00 last night in the garage of a home on south 11th street. police are still trying to determine exactly how she died. disturbing new video of new york city's latest deadly pedestrian accident. 108th pedestrian to die this year. the victim talking on his phone,ing down the street, no idea his life was about to end. tonight we're also learning who that man was and we're learning the driver has been charged. wait till you hear what the charges r. eyewitness news reporter lucy yang at the scene in flatbush, brooklyn with the latest. >> we just learned the name of the driver, 58-year-old paul omoregie. he's now been charged with driving without a license and driving with a suspended license. this was a fatal accident which happened yesterday and killed an innocent man. >> reporter: the poor

chance to jump out of harm's way has now been identified as 50-year-old kinyenti charles. >> i only heard this morning. i'm so sad . >> reporter: 5:26 monday evening the victim was innocently talking on his cell phone and walking on flatbush avenue in brooklyn when tragedy struck. we obtained even more surveillance today which shows how the nissan lost control before flying on to the sidewalk right in to charles. his neighbors today horrified by the news. >> just saw him the other day. nice guy. quiet guy. yeah. really good neighbor. it's sad. it's really sad . >> reporter: it's still not clear what caused the driver to lose control. police report he had his 3-year-old son in the car. they were not seriously injured. another woman, only a few feet behind on the sidewalk barely escaped with minor

>> this is really shocking. i'm really, really -- i don't know what to say right now. >> you can see workers trying to fix this security gate which was damaged in this accident. when you consider how many people were on this sidewalk this time last night, it's amazing more weren't killed or injured. this morning police crews did clear out the tree that was taken down but you can see the pole is still on the ground. more charges could follow in this case. lucy yang, channel 7 eyewitness news. this is an accuweather alert day and it's a gloomy one. umbrellas definitely needed. meteorologist lee goldberg is at the weather wall with more for us. >> first real widespread rain of november. it's fairly light, good news headed in to the evening commute but low visibilities, slippery roads. 54. gusty northeast roads.

even if it's a drizzle, a wind driven drizzle tends to get it's wet out there. we've had over an inch and a third here. you'll get yours as we go through the evening hours. heaviest rain moving north and east although a couple hours ago we had this fast moving thunderstorm that causes severe thunderstorm warning across parts of central new jersey. there's the cell right there. bergen county. couple downpours bridgeport. a little bit of a rough drive along i-95 and the merit as well. good news for the evening commute. one more batch here has to swing through the evening overnight. this will be heavier through the north and east. it's a windy and wet community. mainly light rain now but another round of steady rain this evening which is heavier north and west. watch out for the wet roads and low visibility. 7-day accuweather forecast with all the timing on the rain and a new storm later in the week is

coming up in a few minutes. the nypd releasing a photo tonight of the two men wanted in connection with the deadly triple shooting near penn station. police say 27-year-old vincent arcona lured three men in to a subway station on 8th avenue yesterday morning. that's when police say this man who they have yet to identify opened fire on the victims. 43-year-old angel quinones was killed. the other men were wounded. nationwide demonstrations including here in new york city. workers wanting $15 as the minimum wage for everyone. and tonight new giving them what they want. dave evans with the story and the latest in lower manhattan. >> this push for $15 an hour minimum wage actually began in new york city two years ago. we now see cities like san francisco and seattle adopting $15 an hour minimum wage. what we're seeing here today with

these protests is a push that might benefit everyone. >> reporter: a day of protest began at 6:00 this morning in brooklyn. and then on to harlem at lunchtime and now here in foley square where the governor announced he's ordering a pay hike for state workers that all of them make at least $15 an hour. >> today i announce we're going to establish a public sector minimum wage and we're going to start in our own house. >> reporter: in harlem they marched along 125th street. their goal, that $15 an hour become the norm for everyone. in new york city fast food workers will go to $15 an hour in three years. statewide in six years. it's a long wait. >> 8 .75, basically $15 would be a life saver right now. >> it's easy for somebody to say that working from the bottom to get to the top. yeah, it's all about moving up, but you got to be able to survive as well.

promise to make this issue part of the presidential election, eric garner's mother even spoke here saying racial and economic justice go hand in hand. >> raise wages so people can support their families. it's little. >> reporter: it's not just workers demanding change now. well. >> is this the america we believe in? when someone works all day long and they still can't get by? no, we deserve better. working people deserve better. the fight for $15 is working. it is succeeding. >> and in the presidential race right now the democratic candidates bernie sanders, hillary clinton, they are pushing for anywhere from $12 to $15 an hour minimum wage. republicans say the economy simply cannot afford it. dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. we have breaking news to tell you about in brooklyn.

emergency crews right now on the scene of a car that was found in the water. it's happening at gariston beach. the body of a man was found inside. the vehicle believed to have entered the water at some point overnight. we have a crew on the way. we'll get you more information as we receive it. students at six schools in paterson, new jersey that were closed today because of a fire are expected to be back in class thursday. that fire started at the basement of an old armory on market street 11:00 last night. at one point flames shot through the roof and the fire reached seven alarms. >> entered the structure, tried to make an interior attack. encountered heavy fire in the basement area. went in about 200 feet and started collapsing around them. got really hot so they had to withdraw. >> one firefighter had to go to the hospital after suffering a back injury. fire crews will remain on the scene through the night dousing hotspots. another laser scare in the air.

this time a passenger plane headed to laguardia. cockpit crew of a spirit airlines flight said somebody aimed a green laser while they were flying over fort lee. the plane landed safely about 10:00. the faa and fort lee police are now investigating. the russian government's ban on flights to egypt will likely last for months. that word today from vladimir putin's chief of staff. still a confirmation of suspicions that a terrorist bomb brought down the russian passenger plane. happened in the sinai desert. all 224 people onboard were killed. but russia now joining other countries that are questioning security at the airports in egypt. the republican presidential candidates preparing to face off in their fourth debate. the top eight gop candidates will meet in the main debate in milwaukee tonight with frontrunners donald trump and ben carson taking the latest national poll shows them in a virtual tie for first place.

according to his campaign manager, carson is prepared to be a little bit more aggressive this evening, puld by anger over what he considers unfair scrutiny by the media. we'll have more on eyewitness news at 11:00. the obama administration tonight saying it will appeal to the supreme court to save the president's immigration plan. federal appellate court upheld blocking the president's plan which would have protected as many as 5 million immigrants from being deported. the white house argues it was well within the president's rights. still to come on eyewitness news at 5:00, new information on a developing story in ohio. a plane crashes in to an apartment building and there are fatalities. >> a mother from the hamptons missing for a month. her estranged husband tells us he didn't do it. >> we'll tell you what happened to a teacher after getting caught on camera pulling a chair

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we're following a developing story in ohio. two people have been killed when a plane crashed in to a house. that coming after a landing at the airport in akron when it went down. cops say it's unclear how many people were onboard the plane. it could hold up to 10 people.

the house or ground was hurt. the plane took out power lines, knocking out power in the neighborhood. >> the colorado rockies issuing a statement tonight saying the team is disappointed that jose reyes has been charged with domestic abuse. police say he got in to an argument with his wife that turned physical. this happened in the hotel room of four seasons in maui. reyes, who used to play for the mets, is free on $1,000 bail. he was a powerful political figure in new york state politics until a sex harassment scandal forced him out of office. former assemblyman vito lopez has died after a long battle with leukemia. the sexual harassment scandal involved two female staffers. funeral arrangements are still being made. the funeral of a 9-year-old boy who was killed in an alleged gang execution.

in the head in an alley november 2nd as he headed to his grandmother's house. chicago police say the death was a result of two gangs fighting in a string of retaliatory events that dated back months. the minister who presided over the service called his death a new low for chicago. charges announced today in new york against three men who were accused of the largest computer hack attack ever against a bank. federal prosecutors say two israeli men and an american stole information from 82 people and businesses from jpmorgan chase and other financial institutions. the israel suspects face extradition but aaron is on the loose at this hour. the long list of charges against the three suspects include everything from securities fraud to money laundering. is there a new detaunt emerging? netanyahu

test would be whether it had middle east and the world would accept israel security. palestinians say they're against demand because it blocks a fully sovereign state. much more to come. we had a rainy miserable day and i remembered my umbrella. it's a miracle because normally i don't remember it. >> this fall, how many times have you really used it? it's a rare rainy day. at least the rain is fairly light. there's only going to be a couple spots when you run in to big problems. it did see this in parts of new jersey, small hail. there was this one isolated thunderstorm that formed. this time of year the freezing levels in the sky are lower because we're getting in to the colder seasons. in a strong storm like that we can get a little hail. as storms

you can't support much storm activity with this onshore wind. low ceiling, lots of clouds, light rainfall and a blowing wind-driven drizzle. northeasterly wind gusting 26. high today, 57 degrees. still managed to be one degree above average. only .2 in central park. steadiest rain is going to come this evening whereas during the morning hours we got our good soaking down the shore and on the island as well. that's so we can have some puddles on area roadways but very, very isolated. there are your sunrise and sunset times. visibility has actually come up as we've headed in to the low. still going to be delays at area airports but could be terribly heavy. upper 50s to the south. upper 40s in monticello. light rain over the get steadier. decent period of

rain moving out around daybreak but still damp from the morning commute. mostly cloudy by noon and brighter sky in the afternoon hours. only area of moderate rainfall is near monroe, connecticut. the thunderstorm just formed. that's the same cell that was over new jersey now it's fired up again near the bridgeport. that's going to head toward new haven. live lightning on the accutrack. otherwise that's the only game not a lot going on. you look off to the west and there's the next batch coming in. that's going out, taking the rain with it. then this next one over here, western pennsylvania and ohio has to pivot up through i-90 and that will drag all this rain northward and we'll get another round of steady rain probably after 7:00, 8:00. meanwhile, hitching a ride with this front, look at that circulation right there. that's tropical storm kate right there. we don't get big tropical storm rains but 70-mile-per-hour winds, this is

actually forecast to become a hurricane as it goes in to the atlantic. it will be over the open waters and could end somewhere near islip over the weekend. rain gets steadier this evening. we'll get heavier pockets north and west. a flaip from this morning. -- a flip from this morning. pivots in the early morning hours. 7 a.m. south and west of new york city is dry. hopefully breaks in the clouds for our veterans day. slow start tomorrow, 59. brighter in the afternoon. thursday, next system right on the heels of this one means occasional light rain and probably another quarter inch of rainfall. still damp early morning and then clouds try to break a little bit for brightening in the afternoon. at 5:30 we see if that commute will be wet again or will the rain hold off? could we see a late day shower on friday? partly to mostly sunny forecast. all coming up on accuweather after 5:30. got some good news about jimmy carter. the former president is responding well to

cancer treatment. his spokesperson says doctors have found no evidence of new tumors. in august the 91-year-old revealed he was diagnose would cancer and doctors had found tumors on his brain. he's undergone treatment and a newly approved autoimmune drug to help his body destroy the cancer. coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00, yes, there's an app that can help you get coffee. the newest apps that can save you time and money. >> the lirr says its lost and found is a mess. we'll tell you what it blames for the problem. >> figuring out what to do with those zombie homes on long island. what are the proposals? wait till you hear who might move in to them. >> how do you educate your kids about money? we have some of the best ways to teach them

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the dow snap ping a four-day losing streak just barely. rising 27 points. nasdaq dropping 12. and the s&p 500 adding 3 and change. speak of money, wall street may be a little too advanced for children but there are plenty of great ways to teach your kids about money. >> you can start with an allowance but should it be tied to chores? how do you teach children to save for a rainy day? >> here's michelle charlesworth. >> reporter: let's get smart about money. tip 1, give a small allowance. but not tied to regular chores. >> chores are member of the household responsibilities. so you do the dishes, you don't get paid for doing that. >> reporter: tip 2, david with parents magazine advises kids can make extra money doing extra work. >> i'm a big fan of emptying the dishwasher. how much would you get for the dishwasher, $2? >> i don't know, yeah. >> reporter: tip 3, take your kids to work.

sense as to money doesn't have that feeling of being real i think to kids. >> reporter: tip 4, on vacation, give kids maybe $5 or $10 to spend. but not more. >> you know what, don't pay for the tax either. if an item is $9.99 plus tax, they're not going to be able to afford it. >> meet him halfway. if he looks for something and knows how much it is, he'll look at his piggy bank, how much does he have. >> reporter: number 5, encourage small business and investing. >> let's say your kids want to start a lemonade stand. make them dip in to their piggy bank to buy all the stuff necessary. they've got to buy the lemonade, the cups, lemons to throw in there, poster board, markers to write their signs. then and only then will they understand some cost, starting a business, and profit. >> reporter: tip 6, explain shopping strategies like using promo codes, coupons, or buying generic. tip 7, open the bank of mom and dad. the low rate at the real bank will not teach very much.

$5 you can pay 20% interest over the course of a year. >> reporter: parents, don't be so hard on yourselves. >> advice on how to make your kids smart with money. >> oh, i'm the wrong one. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in midtown, michelle charlesworth, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> great ideas. this is a story you first saw on eyewitness news. the husband of a woman missing for a month in the hamptons is now speaking out. where he's hoping she is and who he saw her with right before she disappeared. >> an airline trying to expand at newark airport. why those against it claim this is not good for passengers.

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a mother on long island missing for more than a month. her husband tells eyewitness news he had nothing to do with her disappearance and just wants her found. >> i'm hoping and praying she is okay, she's alive. >> it's a story you saw first here on eyewitness news and we broke the story online at abc7ny. i had nothing to do with her disappearance, that insistence tonight from the husband. >> the husband was estranged with an arrest at least once for violating the order of protection. kristin thorne talked to him and joins us live from southampton. >> i met with him earlier today for a one-on-one interview with his attorney at the attorney's office here in southampton. aucapina says he understands why people would think he has something to do with his wife's disappearance but he says simply

>> especially as the day pass by, it's getting harder for me to keep peace. >> reporter: carlos aucapina says his only concern is finding his wife of 21 years, lilia aucapina. >> i hope she's okay. that's my prayer. that's my wishes. >> reporter: the 40-year-old mother of two was last seen saturday, october 10th. her car, pictured here, was found in the driveway of their home home. she had ub -- obtained an order of protection against him a few days before she disappeared. >> you had nothing to do with her disappearance? >> not at all. >> reporter: this is where he said he last saw her wife, here in this medical center parking lot in east hampton. he says she was with another man. police aren't commenting whether that man or carlos aucapina are

>> we're not ruling anything or anyone out at this point. >> reporter: aucapina said he voluntarily submitted to a polygraph test yesterday at the southampton police department because he knows he did nothing wrong. he's holding out hope his wife is alive somewhere. >> last contact made from my wife was to my kids, to my son, saying remember always i love you. >> his plea has not been so much about profess ing his innocence as it has been trying to get help to find out where she is. i think that means a lot and certainly it goes to the depth of his caring for his wife and for his family. >> southampton town police say they've searched all over the area for aucapina using k-9 units, aviation units, marine units. they say they plan to repeat some of those searches soon. kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. from southampton, long

continue to follow breaking news. a disturbing story we told you about earlier. emergency crews still on the scene of a car found in the water. that vehicle went in to the plum beach channel. the body of a man was found inside. the vehicle believed to have entered the water at some point overnight. a crew is gathering information. we'll have more at 6:00. the justice department filing a lawsuit to block a deal between united and delta airlines. we've got a live look at newark liberty. nuntd's plan -- they say united's planned acquisition will result in fewer choices and higher fares for passengers. united controls 75% of the slots allocated. we're awaiting a verdict as the jury the so-called good fellas trial wraps up its first

osaro is accused of planning the heist of cash and jewels. he's also charged with arson, murder, extortion and other crimes. the 80-year-old faces life in prison if convicted. big changes to the university of missouri. the first ever interim vice chancellor has been named for the campus. chuck hinson was selected. it happened just one day after the school's president and the columbia chapter president stepped down. the university says it will review all of its policies dealing with staff and student discrimination. the dean of the school of journalism there is defending the media's first amendment right to cover protests at the school. this video has gone viral, showing demonstrators blocking pictures. that student on the campus, also a freelancer. the behavior of a

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>> we have a story to be told. we'll do it during commercial. all those leaves in your live shots at 4:00 outside, you were like covered. >> that's the thing. it can cover storm drains. it can make things a little slippery. we have our scattered downpours around. that's sort of the challenges this time of year. we're in good shape by the veterans day parade by tomorrow as we go in to the late morning, afternoon. even though the clouds may struggle to break we may be dry in the 50s. we have lower manhattan and the ceiling has made all buildings equal where we have the ceiling over 700 feet or so. that's pretty low. we're at 54 degrees. cloudy skies. northeast wind, 18 to 26. even though the rain is light, kind of wind driven. pretty damp out there. our temperature going down to 51 tonight. this is a planner for five boroughs and nearby suburbs in new york city. we'll have rain till maybe 7:00 in the morning in new york city. then that will move out. danbury, connecticut, we'll have rain

that will go in until 8:00 in the morning then leave the area. clouds trying to lift and break for some sunshine during the afternoon. best chance will be late in the day toward the early evening hours. the rain is going to get steadier again. we're still a couple hours away from that. i think the heaviest rain during the evening will start focusing north and west. we could still have downpours to the east end of long island but i think the rain will be lighter on the jersey shore and heavier north and west. some of the amounts will receive maybe half an inch of rainfall overnight. that rain will pivot out. roadways could still be damp. then the clouds will try to lift and break for sun. we should be in the mid 50s. parts of the jersey shore, half inch to 3/4s. new york city, long island, connecticut coast, lower hudson valley. for veterans day it's 59 with rain leaving early.

then clouds trying to break. on thursday we'll get right back in to some light rain. i think it will be spared from the morning commute. i think from 9:00, 10:00 in the morning through early evening there will be periods of light rain. about a quarter of an inch. as we go in to late week it's all about the sun coming back but gusty winds. friday and saturday. worst cases there's some extra clouds on friday afternoon with a stray shower in the catskills but for the most part it's just about wind. same thing on saturday. i think sunday is the better half for the weekend. more sunshine, lighter wind and a couple degrees milder. pretty close to normal. if you notice in to early next week, we're not getting that chill. 60 on monday, 62 on tuesday. just looking at the long range now, i think we're waiting till thanksgiving till we really get a cold shot of air. >> can you imagine? yes, of course, these

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all about using technology to make their lives more efficient. >> reporter: people who are hungry and angry are using hangry to pick a type of food, pay for it, and get a fast delivery from a restaurant in their area. drivers with uber now keep a few meal options in temperature controlled bags. >> we've got a chicken biscuit and a pork sandwich. >> reporter: dreading the post office? there's ship. upload a picture of the item you want to mail. >> we're the easiest way to send anything anywhere. we come to your location, we package them and ship them at the lowest available price. >> reporter: ship in five major u.s. cities including new york is planning to expand in the future. the business and so many others hoping their apps make your long wait a thing of the past.

news washington. we've got breaking news and new information on that breaking news we've been telling you that car that went in to the water in gerritsen beach. >> kemberly richardson at the scene with new video. >> all this police activity is happening here at the end of gerritsen avenue. officers with the nypd here at the end of the avenue. they're also the harbor unit in place. that's shell bang creek at the end of the dead end. divers are there in the water. this all started when someone living in this neighborhood noticed damage at the end of the road. they then took a look at video cameras at their surveillance video. i want to show you that video. this video was taken by a surveillance camera at a house here in gerritsen avenue just before 5:00 yesterday morning. you see that car racing toward the water. it goes off camera. then that watt er plunges in to

the creek. we're told it's somewhat, maybe about 20 feet off the bulkhead. that was 10:05 yesterday morning. the person who saw that video didn't think anything of it at first. they saw damage to a wooden wall that's missing down at the end of the avenue. they called police this afternoon. that's when they came out here. they couldn't see the car at that point. divers went in to the water and they discovered that vehicle. take a look back here. divers are in the water. we're told the harbor unit has gone down and they say at this point it appears that there's one man inside that car who is dead. he appears to be in his 40s. this is still an active scene. police are trying to get that car out of the water. they haven't taken it out yet. we'll have much more on this story coming up at 6:00. you'll hear from the man who saw that video

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all new at 5:00, the biggest bust of k2 and spice in new jersey history. $27 million were seized when federal and local police raided a manufacturing warehouse. four men are now under arrest in a huge chunk of the synthetic pot industry has been taken down. our new jersey reporter anthony johnson is in passaic with more. >> we understand that that pot manufacturing plant was inside of this huge warehouse complex which was right down the street from a school. up to $27 million worth of product could have been made inside of that plant and most of that k2. that synthetic marijuana was sold to kids. >> reporter: this was the warehouse building which

authorities say contained the largest k2 manufacturing operation ever busted in new jersey. these four suspects have been taken in to custody in connection with this drug distribution ring. police have been warned about the dangerous effects of the drug. some users have displayed unusual strength and hallucinate. in both these cases the users had taken off their clothes. the product produces frightening effects. >> elevated heart rate is a very common symptom. nausea, vomiting, seizures, tremors. >> reporter: official s found 2,000 packages of synthetic marijuana. 234 small bottles of bath salts or synthetic ecstasy and over 32,000 illegally made male enhancement pills. k2 was sold in packaging which may be

attractive to kids. >> some of the packages include scooby snacks and are labeled scooby snacks. there's hello kitty packaging that you'll find. there's angry bird packaging. >> eyewitness news uncovered an operation at several bodegas to try to purchase the product in one of the corner stores. authorities say users usually find k2 in bodegas online and in smoke shops. >> we know synthetic marijuana unlike regular marijuana is more dangerous and is becoming more prevalent. >> reporter: authorities are still trying to determine how widespread this operation was, where they're selling in places like new york and connecticut. past busts have shown a connection to overseas. anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news.

dozens of heating companies charged with cheating. eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. >> more fallout tonight from the sexing scandal on long island. some parents say their children were unfairly suspended and now they're promising to fight back. >> and a gruesome discovery in newark. the decapitated body of a woman is discovered in a gur -- garage. good evening. i'm liz cho. >> i'm bill ritter. divers right now searching the waters off brooklyn. >> they found the body of a man inside a car on gerritsen beach today. we have new video of the car racing in to the water.