they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities r their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people.

he said he was -- applying for a job but ended up getting chased out. a bizarre crime inside a burger joint.

the world trade. >> donald trump's big slip up in the night before the primary. drug -- and dodging cameras, the man accused of bribing police in exchange for gun permits faces a judge. good evening. i'm maurice dubois. >> and i'm kristine johnson. valerie castro has more on the growing new york city scandal. she's live in lower manhattan with the latest. valerie? >> reporter: kristine, the fallout continues from the federal corruption probe into the nypd. now nine members of the police department have been named in the scandal. today one civilian faced federal charges as part of the ongoing investigation. alex lichtenstein left the federal courthouse looking for a light for his cigarette after bribery and corruption. bond. he's accused of paying out

gun permits without proper background checks. the licenses were allegedly sold for $18,000 apiece. to people who might not have gotten them otherwise. on a tape recorded conversation, lichtenstein reportedly bragged that he had used his nypd connections to obtain 150 permits. at $6000 apiece, it's believed he paid out $900,000 in bribes. on the recorded conversation, lichtenstein reportedly said, i want to repeat myself, i'm not bribing you. the officer's response? shaya, of course you're bribing me. let's be frank and honest here. no one answered the door at the lichtenstein family home in pomona in rockland county. neighbors say they saw several fbi agents there over the weekend when he was taken into the custody. the federal prosecutor said agents confiscated two comes from the home, lichtenstein had licenses for both. the criminal complaint indicates there are other people who could be involved

division and a commander who introduced that sergeant to lichtenstein. an officer in the division says for a six-month stretch in late 2015, lichtenstein was at the division twice a week and would often sit near the sergeant's desk. the nypd took immediate action. ahead of the firearms licensing division was transferred to an administrative post. two others were stripped of their guns and badges. a developing story, investigators trying to pinpoint the cause of a deadly fire tonight, in brooklyn. the flames erupted inside a three story house on fenimore street and prospect lefferts gardens. a woman who has not yet been identified was killed. the second person had minor injuries. so did several firefighters. at this point the fire does not appear to be suspicious. seven hours until voters in new presidential nominees. >> all five candidates from both parties spent at least

york, cbs2's tony aiello joins us with more. tony? >> reporter: new york providing a home field advantage for donald trump and hillary clinton. the brash son of queens and the adopted daughter of westchester both expect to win tomorrow. both need a victory to reset after a rough patch. >> there's so much that i admire about mr. trump. >> reporter: rex ryan, quarterbacked trump's final new york rally upstate. >> we are going to bring buffalo back. we're going to bring new york back. and we're going to bring the united states of america back. [ cheering ] >> reporter: the audience politely ignored it when trump flubbed the date of the 9/11 terror attacks. >> because i was down there, and i watched our police and our firemen down at 7-eleven, down at the world trade center right after it came down. >> reporter: trump looks to get his campaign back on track after losing four in a row to ted cruz, who campaigned in maryland. >> if i'm the nominee, we win the general election.

key swing states. >> reporter: john kasich held rallies upstate and knocked trump for negativity. >> he feeds into their fears, drives them very negative and then says, don't worry, trust me, it will be fixed. >> reporter: for the democrats, it is so good. >> unbelievably good. >> reporter: hillary clinton feasted on ice cream in the east village and discussed with stephen colbert her reluctance to eat cheesecake in public at junior's the other day. >> it could drop out of your mouth, it could smear your face. >> there's a way to eat at cheesecake. very dangerous. i'll try it. you want to use a fork. >> yes. always good. >> take off just a little bit off the top right here. then eat as much as you want. >> [ laughter ] >> reporter: clinton has lost seven of eight contests to bernie sanders. the vermont senator play -- pressed the flesh during a walk and in long island city help one last big enthusiastic rally. >> from coast to coast, this is a movement getting the establishment very, very

[ cheering ] >> reporter: mrs. clinton won new york by 17 points in 2008. a 10 point win tomorrow would make her campaign happy. as a reminder, pulls in most of our viewing area open at 6:00 a.m. as a reminder, pulls in most of our viewing area open at 6:00 a.m. in the northern counties including dutchess and sullivan, they open at noon. statewide, polls close at 9:00 p.m. >> okay. tony, thank you. arrest report in the campus scare that led to a lockdown at suny purchase in westchester, police say it started with a confrontation at a student even last night. the man was then seen running away. students were told to stay in place as police flooded the campus looking for a possible armed man. tonight police arrested a 24- year-old new rochelle man, charges are pending. american is among those confirmed dead as the death toll from that powerful earthquake in the quarter now climbs to 413. rescuers continue digging

possible survivors. heavy equipment is being used, video shows the moment the 7.8 magnitude quake rocked the region yesterday. and tonight in jackson heights, queens, residents are worried about family and friends, packed a community meeting held by ecuador office consulate general. this dramatic rescue after working for hours firefighters finally reached three residents who were trapped beneath a collapsed holding. rescuers were pulling a man to safety. floodwaters are -- starting to recede in houston, but more rain is heading to the area after a powerful storm. today more than a foot of rain flooded many neighborhoods and several major highways. at least four deaths are blamed on the floods. officials say more than 1200 rescuers were needed across the area. a reporter took part in one of them. he was doing a live shot when a car with a driver inside of it floated by.

the car. you got to get out. swim. leave the car. swim. >> reporter did eventually help him get to dry land. the man said that he thought the floodwaters were just a puddle. his car sank just seconds after he got out. overseas in israel, at least 21 people were hurt, two of them seriously after a bus explosion in the heart of jerusalem. a bomb went off in the back of the empty bus, the flames then tore through a second bus, that had passengers on board, police are now investigating how the explosive device got on board. new developments in a police involved shooting that killed a queens man. the family of 32-year-old george tillman demand justice and call for an independent investigation. tillman was shot early sunday morning on 135th street in south ozone park queens. police say that plainclothes officers approached him as he stood outside an suv with a

officers say that he ran off and that -- then reached for a gun in his waistband. >> too many times, children are losing their lives to senseless police violence. and there's no justice that's being served. >> i am putting in a call this afternoon to the governor's office where i have requested a special prosecutor look in on this matter. >> the nypd says a total of four officers discharged their weapons in yesterday's shooting. tough times ahead for people in the path of a subway improvement project. beginning june, dozens of apartments in the area for the m j and c lines converge, will be needed to vacate temporarily, that is when construction is set to start on the myrtle avenue viaduct in bushwick. the project is expected to take 6 to 10 months. the mta will help people relocate and compensate them,

one of america's most beloved tv moms has died. doris roberts from everybody loves raymond. >> they said that deborah addresses a little trampy. >> i think they were being [ laughter ] >> roberts won four emmys run. in the 1980's she also starred in remington steele. a family spokesperson says roberts passed away overnight in her sleep. tonight ray romano issued a statement saying in part, doris roberts had an energy and a spirit that amazed me. she never stopped. i will miss her dearly. doris roberts was 90 years old. so funny and so talented. >> she really was. still ahead, stop for you pop the next pill. new research revealing over-the- counter drugs, common ones that can hurt your brain. plus he walked into apply for a job, and then got chased out by an employee, what went

joined. it really isn't that hard. >> he retired early. he says you can do it too. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics

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new tonight now, she worked hard for the money and she wasn't about to let it go easily. a brooklyn woman caught on camera chasing a thief four blocks before losing him. cbs2's lou young tells us it's the latest in a series of grab and run thefts in williamsburg. >> reporter: starting from scratch after another brazen tip jar theft. in the security video taken in williamsburg, the guy at the counter asks about a possible job, then to use the restroom. on his way out he grabs the jar of money, while the manager's back is turned. leah alvarez gives chase telling me, she never gave it a second thought. >> i don't know what i was thinking. i need that for car parts. [ laughter ] >> reporter: a tough young woman who is rebuilding her own car and plan a trip to japan. the tip jar was labeled japan fund. >> i was passed. i tried so hard to save that

i had money from the previous day so there was a decent amount. i was like, if i catch him, i'm going to fight him. i was so ready for it. >> reporter: she is especially angry because it's happened before, once she even cut a guy with his hand in the jar. look. customers are outraged. >> it's a tip jar. just leave the freaking tip jar alone. >> reporter: it's really annoying, so many tip jar thefts in this part of brooklyn, many businesses have decided to put the jars behind the counter where they are hard to reach but also easy to ignore if they are back there. so action versus the tip jar stays right up here but they are going to take security measures. >> right now we put some cocoa at the bottom, to make it so you can't lift it like that. and we want to put the cap that is cut out so if you stick your hand in, you might get cut. >> reporter: or you might meet leah's angry side. you could have gotten hurt. you know that? >> i can hold my own. >> reporter: as she builds it

young, cbs2 news. new york city health officials are taking steps to prevent the zika virus from spreading, this includes increasing testing on mosquitoes and people. and launching a public awareness campaign, officials say 40 people in the city and five boroughs are infected with zika, six of them are pregnant. zika virus is known to cause birth defects and even fetal deaths. new study revealing dangers in common over-the-counter medications, researchers from indiana university school of medicine say drugs with anti- cholinergic are linked to memory loss and cognitive problems. these include treatments for cold and flu, allergy, and heartburn. researchers say these mickens -- medicines can block the chemical involved in transmitting electrical impulses. the pulitzer prize for drama goes to the groundbreaking musical hamilton. and creator lin manuel miranda. the hip-hop musical details the life and death of alexander hamilton, a founding father and the first treasury secretary. hamilton has sold-out

august. new tonight, if you think retirement is unattainable, you are not alone. americans say retirement is a distant dream but it doesn't have to be. cbs2 reveals the secrets of those who retire young. >> it really isn't that hard. >> reporter: baba to know, he retired at the age of 55. his wife had left work at 51, all thanks to a plan he hatched in his late 20s. >> it's just about discipline and time. >> reporter: and some serious willpower. take for example his thoughts on buying a cup of four dollar coffee every day, over the course of a 40 year career. >> if you had taken the same amount of money you spend on coffee, and you invested it and got an 8% rate of return, you would have over $837,000 more in your retirement account. >> reporter: little sacrifices like this helped him and his

plans. the couple say they also never racked up credit card debt, paying cash for items including their cars. and buying items only on sale. and cashing in on rewards programs became something of a game. >> reporter: financial advisor nicole says the key is living on and sticking to a budget. >> it doesn't matter how much you make. it completely matters how much you spend. >> reporter: we need at least 25 times our annual budget by retirement and if clients want to walk away early, starting early is crucial. >> if you are waiting to -- until you're 40, it's much more difficult. >> reporter: bottom line, most early retirees say, once you commit to this goal, it's all about living simply and making the most of your money. if you spend an extra dollar, it is gone. if you invest it, you put it to work for your future.

shubatt service paid off their mortgage in 12 years all while their investments delivered an 8% rate of return, essentially doubling their money every nine years. >> in addition to maximizing your company 401(k) match, financial experts recommend opening a roth ira, both earnings and withdrawals on the account are tax-free after the age of 59. which in their case is during retirement. >> right. it does take discipline, though. that's the bottom line. discipline. that's hard. >> step away from the coffee. right? [ laughter ] let's look at our forecast. lonnie quinn, he was sighing over there the whole time. >> we're getting out of control. guys, let's check in with the weather watchers because everybody reporting beautiful temperatures, mid 60s or so, all about taking the pictures, look at this picture, from

city, the cherry tree blossoms blooming there, but look at that blue sky behind it, crystal-clear, right now, mostly clear out there, looking into the city but it is 65, 65 right now. high temp of the day in central park, was 82. paramus 81, flushing was 80. sag harbor closer to the water, 74. those are the sort of readings you get around june 27. so we were in the summertime temps today. 82 is in fact 20 above average. here is our setup, a few clouds filtering through right now, this front to our north, all right, it's competing with high- pressure that we had today. and honestly this high is stronger than this low with the water. so i think it's going to dry out a lot about water. not all of it. you may see a few little light showers in the morning but then you get into this clearing air behind the front, so the sun will come back to a certain extent but the winds will be coming from the northwest and with the dry air in place, you have a fire watch, to be concerned with tomorrow, or been playing could lead to a problem.

waking up at 57 with more clouds out in the morning and possibly a few showers but i don't think it's going to be a big wet weather day, fewer clouds in the afternoon, afternoon fire risk, 69. still above average. 65 wednesday with the sun, thursday and friday, into the lower 70s. friday is the day where i think you could get the type of rain that we really need around here, and i think that could be measured in the rain bucket on friday. >> all right.

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time for sports with otis livingston. give the ball to 4 and watching go. >> put the hammer down. jacob degrom, his young son, they were finally able to take jackson home, his undisclosed illness has improved. as far as jacob goes, he's going to pitch a simulated game. they returned by this weekend in atlanta. the rest of his mates in philadelphia, david wright gets the party started quick. topsfield job, deep into the seats, the first of two on the

wright doing it with the glove as well, actually no glove needed. check this out. bare-handed. nice play to end the fourth. noah syndergaard, usual dominant self. seven innings, one earned run, five hits, eight strikeouts. striking out the side in the seventh. he left with a 2-1 lead. that changed with two big swings, lucas duda, since this one into the second deck. almost hits himself in the face. first of the year makes it 3-1. neil walker, he bangs out his fourth long ball of the year, now 2-0, the mets have won four out of five, 5-2 the final from philadelphia. the yankees with a day off. they host the a's tomorrow. the rangers did what they had to do in pittsburgh, and that is get one win, take home ice advantage and they tried to hold onto it tomorrow night, game three against the penguins at the garden, could help be on the way? surprised the captain ryan mcdonagh, he has been out of

couple weeks. he went through the whole practice so that's definitely a shot in the arm but alain vigneault says it's not a guarantee he will be able to go tomorrow night. official status? >> at this time i would say i'm doubtful, but stranger things have happened before. >> mac please a big part for this team. he's a captain. plays really hard. -- he plays a big part for this team. it's a good time. after taking a 2-1 lead yesterday the islanders have a couple more days off before

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welcome back, everyone. first jay -- first day of the jets off-season workouts. rhymes that's pretty -- fitzpatrick not in attendance.

show, has not signed his $15.7 million franchise tender. he wants a long-term deal, he could possibly skip the entire off-season program for the second straight year. his name has come up in trade rumors in advance of next week's draft, possibly helping the jets move up to get a quarterback. boston strong. again today on the third anniversary of the marathon bombings, beefed up security along the route. ethiopians lemi berhanu hayle and atsede baysa overcame late deficits to become first-time winners of the event. finally you had just one job to do. just one job. barcelona open, check out the ball boy. off he goes, right? >> oh! >> [ laughter ] >> not as smoothly as he wanted to go. he did play it off well. >> look at this. no, i'm good. look at this. >> oh! >> he's like, nobody even flinched. >> by the time he turns his back, down goes ball boy.

>> kind of knots to the guy. >> oh geez. >> thank you. >> i can't believe how quickly -- >> [ laughter ] >> it's a padded wall. >> we've all been there. haven't we?

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values. forged in new york. brooklyn born. native son. who knows what we know: we're all in this together. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. thanks for joining us tonight. >> coming up, "the late show with stephen colbert". he's got hillary clinton, jesse tyler ferguson and katharine mcphee. have a great night. >> good night. >> i think i'm ready. are you ready? >> stephen i'm ready on day 1.