this noon. >> reporter: well, chris, it was highly charged and emotional. and it started in brooklyn and then included that march over the brooklyn bridge. in fact, they're still marching it. and i am joined here by some kids from a new york charter school who say they are fighting for inequality. the rally has moved to city hall because they want to make sure that mayor de blasio hears their message loud and clear. [ chanting ] >> reporter: they chanted, they rallied and begged mayor de blasio to end what they call the tale of two school systems. charters that had major success and public schools with sometimes spotty records. a parent of a child at girl's prep charter school in bronx spoke of her own experience in a public school. >> the school exposed children the idea of prison when it should have been exposing them

to the idea of college. >> reporter: jessica ramos' brother spent eight years in public schools and has been in a charter school since september. she says already she has noticed a difference. >> in the way he speaks and the expectations that are coming from him, he is aware that now he is going to go to college, to a university. >> reporter: and the head of success academy put the problems -- >> we have two separate school systems where if you're white and affluent, you're probably going to be okay. but if you're a kid of color, you're most likely trapped in a failing school by the age of five. >> reporter: a spoke man for the mayor said, mayor de blasio is focused on ensuring that every child in every classroom has a future that isn't limited by their zip code. we believe that's the path to

raising achievement, not just for some students but for all students. and now this is a rally that is implication. the head of the success charter schools and bronx borough president who is leading the rally here at city hall are both being discussed as potential challengers to mayor de blasio in 2017. reporting live, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. new surveillance video in a deadly shooting in brooklyn. video. >> out of nowhere, one of the guys started shooting crazy. >> reporter: this man who asked not to be identified recounting the moments of panic as a hail of bullet sprayed outside of this sheet metal stop where he works. for cover. but employee mike matusiak never made it. >> shaking.

i got on my knees. i held his hand. he kept shaking. and then he stopped shaking. >> reporter: investigators now searching the area for the trio they believe to be responsible. two of them captured on video in the same location minutes before the shooting, just after sheet metal. >> they were going to call the >> reporter: police releasing overnight. he says his workers saw them breaking into cars here on knickerbocker avenue so they confronted the suspects. >> two of my guys, one of them over there. >> they were touching his car and another car and he was like, come on. and out of no w no warning or -- no warning or nothing, they shooting. >> they shot him point blank. >> reporter: matusiak killed on his second day of the job.

and another coworker was grazed by two bullets and a 13-year- old girl was also grazed while walking to school. >> during the day, you don't expect that. >> reporter: they're hoping these new images help police find matusiak's killer. >> i know the guy for 15 year, very sad. very nice guy. everybody is traumatized. >> so sorry. >> i really hope they're going to catch them. >> reporter: the second employee who was grazed is still recovering from injuries. police tell us that the 13-year- old girl who was grazed as well is still being treated. reporting in brooklyn, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. police are investigating the mysterious death of a dog during a walk in central park. the owner believes the pet may have been shot. he told police he was walking his labrador retriever named duke last night in central park. and he was off the leash and ran ahead of him down the hill. he found his dog injured by what looked like a gunshot to the head.

police did not find evidence of gunfire. they'll determine what killed the animal. a long island teenager was hit and killed while inspecting his car for damage after an accident. he was hit yesterday. the other driver didn't stop but he pulled over and got out of the car to see what happened. and he was struck by an 81-year- old. no one was charged and the accident is still under investigation. the nypd is searching for a man accused of luring and groping boys in a bronx park. he struck a handful of times and police need to find him before he possibly targets another child. ilana gold has the details. >> reporter: police warning the public about this suspect caught on camera. they describe him as a man in his 30s with a heavy foreign accent and say he's been preying on young boys in the park on bay chester and crawford avenues since august. >> right now, my heart is heavy because i will be worried. >> reporter: she has two young

sons that walk home from school every day. and there's a high school across the way. the area is flooded with kids. >> that's very scary. i really definitely have to talk to my children about being aware of their surroundings. >> reporter: police now investigating three incidents during the morning and early afternoon. the most recent last week had he allegedly approached a 12- year-old. investigators say he pulled him into the wooded area and then reached for his waistband. and the child supposedly punched him in the face to defend himself and ran off. what do you have to say to whoever is doing this? >> you are a disgusting, despicable person. >> reporter: last month, police say he offered a 15-year-old money to carry his bag. the stranger allegedly lured him to an isolated area, exposed him and touched the boy in -- exposed himself and touched the boy inappropriately. >> it's the scariest thing in the world. >> reporter: teachers at nearby schools first learning about this and say today they plan to talk to students about the recent crimes and how to protect themselves.

>> scares me. as a teacher in the community. especially because of all the kids, you know, we see them every day. we just want them to be safe. >> reporter: police tell us none of the victims were injured during the incidents. right now, they are warning everyone who uses the park to be on high alert for the suspect and if you know who he is, they want you to come forward. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. and police tell us three boys are shaken up and scared. they do not believe there are more victims out there. and now an update on the american cargo ship believed to have sunk last week with 33 people onboard as it sailed through hurricane joaquin near the bahamas. federal investigators have started to look for el faro's data recorder. the data recorder starts pinging when it gets wet and has a 30 day battery life. but so far, there is no signal. one unidentified body has been recovered. a man who grew up on long island is among the missing.

launch a ground offensive in the central region under the cover of russian air strikes. they battled for the first major ground fighting since moscow began launching air raids last week. the defense secretary says the u.s. will not cooperate with russia because they continue to bomb locations isis does not control. and russia says the missiles traveled over unpopulated areas the target militants. straight ahead here at noon, a new mother looking for a place to pump breast milk at one of the busiest airports in the country. wait till you hear where she was told to go. plus, days of heavy rain. what emergency crews are doing to prevent further devastation. we are looking at some pretty skies in the area right now but a little bit of rain on the way.

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rivers are still rising and for some the threat is far from over. >> reporter: emergency crews are scraming to stabilize the beaver dam this morning. workers are placing heavy rocks in the water to hold back the rising river. >> probably up to just over two ton right now. and they'll continue to work the dam until they make sure that there's not an imminent danger. >> reporter: officials believe the dam is protected for now but earlier today, they were not as confident. an emergency message went out urging people who livid nearby to evacuate. -- people who lived nearby to evacuate. deputies are warning people to be on alert. and national guard troops line neighborhood street, ready to help. and a number of rivers near south carolina's coast are still rising, threatening to wipe out the dams. failed. in some area, the flood waters have receded, leaving behind misery for homeowners.

lost practically everything they owned. >> and we're here. and we're alive. and that's all that matters. >> reporter: the rain and the floods caused extensive damage to the infrastructure. away. and crews are working to repair a breach in the canal that is threatening the water supply for 375,000 people. cbs 2 news, columbia, south carolina. >> rescue crews in columbia are searching for two people who disappeared when their pickup truck drove into flood water. you may have seen a lot of car chases but probably not one that ended quite like this. this is a man being chased by police in australia and drove his four-wheel vehicle on to the beach and into the ocean. the vehicle was swamped by waves. two officers pulled the driver from the water. many women and some men too are going to great colleges for

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baby for the first six months. >> reporter: so when she flew on monday, she needed a private spot to pump. at other airports, they have a small clean room complete with a counter, a seat and a sink and she assumed dulles had one too. and she inquired at the united counter. >> the service agent directed me towards the family restroom or the pet relief center. >> reporter: liz had no idea what a pet relief center was. when she arrived, this is what she found. >> the red fire hydrant for dog thes to relieve themselves. that's the obviously not where i'm going to pump my best milk for my baby. >> reporter: an open area for dogs to go to the bathroom. liz took to twitter, posting these pictures and her disgust. the other option offered, the family bathroom which was dirty with no area to pump. no luck. drinks. i don't want a free meal. i don't want your wi-fi. i just want a secure private

my merry way. >> reporter: with no other the terminal. a terrible choice no new mom face to fly. >> there are a lot of working moms that need to pump. this is not ground breaking. >> a spokesman for the airport says it does not have dedicated nursing area but they are working to develop such lounges and a spokesman plans to reach out and apologize for not accommodations. well f diet and exercise aren't helping you lose weight, you might have to look to your pillow. researcher found a connection between sleep and weight gain. 3300 children and adults were followed over a five-year period. and for every hour of sleep lost, many gained more than two point oscarsen the body mass index -- points on the body mass index. so make sure you get your zzzs if you don't want to gain weight. >> it's hard to find the time.

>> if that study is true, i should be the size of a house. because we sleep an hour or two at night. it is gorgeous. and thanks for spending time with us. let's see what the weather watchers watching. they are watching -- watchers are watching. they are watching some pretty skies. we have 68 out there in lebanon. and i like brandon because she has 65 and not only observing, but he's keeping track because it's the same temperature as yesterday at the same time. or two. and head up north, some folks in the 50s. i thought this was interesting through the hudson valley, tony has gray skies and you head some brighter skies. and then a good ole reliable his skies. so we are seeing that mix that we promised you this morning. through. so we are going to see this play out all afternoon.

clouds roll in and then blue sky. and then you see more clouds. now. basically can serve it all up for you. 66 and winds are variable at 3 miles per hour. well. cooler readings there. rand. these numbers compared to yesterday, it's either right where we were or on average maybe a degree cooler. so we will keep it at 73. what we hit yesterday. and we still have our work cut out for us to hit that. and above normal, i think we will be by a few degrees. 88 set back in '44. the sunsets at 6:29. the mix all day. and pollen count is going to be higher today and tomorrow. lower friday and then into saturday. and we are anticipating wet wealth. and you get a sense of it. you see some clouds and then up north, you've got brighter skies into the afternoon. and here's what's going to happen, blue gives way to gray.

and now models are hinting at more clouds by thursday night. and then some moisture? yeah, affiliated with a front. and now this is more organized than the the front that we will have and we could see a shower in the morning and then we actually see the line hold together with the possibility of a little bit of heavy rain, and even an isolated thunderstorm can't be ruled out as the front pushes through. and then saturday, again, it's another cold front. retreat. and you have numbers above normal today, tomorrow and friday. and then saturday, oh, refreshing and fall-like, 63. >> okay. beautiful. thank you so much. it's lunchtime and that means it's time for great food. and here's tony tantillo. >> reporter: well today's tip of the day is going to be avocados. you know, haven't had them in a longtime.

sports going on, the dip, sales increase. and let me tell you why use that for the dip. when you buy them, look at my hair, nice color all the way around. nice and dark. free from any green. if there's a little bit of green, that's okay. but if you bring them home and expect them to ripen, foot chance it's not going to happen. when you bring them home, store them on the counter. not fridge. in the refrigerator, they'll turn black. and the reason why they are great in dips and salsas is the high oil content. the green variety, the other avocados like the bacon variety and the ones out of florida, they have more of a water-base to them than oil. so there you go. in the market, great pricing this time of year too which isn't bad.

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and at 6:00, a 900-foot megatower announced for a residential side street in manhattan. but poem in the neighborhood say not so fast, is there anything they can coto stop it? that's tonight beginning at 5 :00. here's a friendship you don't see every day, a cheetah cub and his best puppy friend. officials at the richmond zoo adopted the cub after he was separated from his mother at two weeks old. >> adorable. they'll get much bigger and one will get a lot faster. that's going to do it for us at noon. for john and the entire cbs 2 news news team, i'm chris wragge. >> and i am mary calvi. cbs 2 news is back at 5:00.

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