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happening now, spraying for zika in our neighborhoods. tonight, a travel warning for new yorkers as we learn of more infections in florida. long lines forced customers to wait outside in line for hours. is this what your next trip to cbs 2 demands answers. but first -- neighbors scream at the sound of a gunshot. a queens history turns into a crime scene after a burglary suspect gets caught on camera, then confronted by cops. good evening, i am kristine johnson.

cbs 2's tracee carrasco is following more. >> reporter: the investigation into the police involved shooting is ongoing of a burglary suspect with a lengthy criminal record. tonight, residents in the normally quiet neighborhood say they have not seen anything like this before. this unidentified woman returned back to her maspeth queens home tonight still shaken by the shooting. cell phone video taken hours earlier around 2 p.m. by a neighbor across the street shows her running into her home, then back out again with seconds later, you hear a single gunshot fired by an nypd officer. you can see the suspect, 37- year-old felix perez, run out of the home on 66th street after being shot in the groin. police tell us they were responding to a call of a burglary in progress. the video does the woman seen on video call 911 after seeing the suspect in her home from a remote surveillance system. she failed to let the suspect inside. >> a struggle ensued, one shot

the officers service weapon. >> reporter: police chase perez and eventually caught up into him. in this cell phone video you can see paramedics treating him as he is reeled away on a stretcher, terrifying for witnesses in the middle. >> i heard a gunshot, boom, like a big boom. i ducked down it was, like, what the hell is going on? i started looking around and saw a guy come out of my neighbors home and run right past my car. is a career criminal who has served prison time at least twice. in 2012 he was convicted of and temp -- attempted burglary, sentenced to five years and released this past june. in 2001 he was convicted of attempted burglary, sentenced to three and half years and released in 2004. police say the burglary may have been part of a break and pattern in the area making residents more uneasy. >> it was frightening, scary. i was very happy that the

were reports of a woman with a head injury. it turned out to be just a coincidence. she fell and injured herself, it had nothing to do with the shooting. sources tell us she suffers from seizures. as for the suspect, he is in stable condition at elm heard high spittle. -- elmhurst hospital. live in maspeth, tracee carrasco, cbs2 news. this video shows two men getting hit by a car when they walked down fulton street in brooklyy investigators believe the driver is a teenage boy. a possible gas leak at a daycare center send four adults and two children to the hospital. chopper 2 was over the apple montessori school in cliffside park around 6:00 tonight after the building was evacuated. we are being told the hospitalization was just a precaution.

new tonight, a judge has reversed a wrongful death judgment against a longtime suspect in the aton pates case. the judge against jose ramos was reversed last week. he was never criminally charged, but he had been held civilly liable for the death of aton pates. in 1979, pates was six years old when he disappeared on his way to a bus stop in soho. the boy's body was never found. he was declared dead in 2001. a second suspect in the case now faces a new trial this fall. federal health officials on the zika virus. the centers for disease control is urging pregnant women to avoid traveling to part of miami. this comes after the number of people in florida believed infected from mosquito bites climbs to 14. all cases stemming from the area. pregnant women are told to avoid the wynwood arts district area of miami-dade county. cdc is urging both men and women to get tested for zika virus if they visited the miami

before trying to conceive a child. there are no reported cases of zika being spread by mosquitoes here in new york, even so, the city is stepping up efforts at the moment to reduce the chance of an outbreak. cbs2's brian coneybeare has more from flushing where right now the city is spring. >> reporter: these trucks where the cities are spraying are the newest battle against mosquitoes that could conceivably carry the zika virus. health department ks , duet, in queens as part of the city's $21 million fight to keep vega -- zika at bay. dylan lives in college point and wears long pants and long sleeves as a precaution. >> if you don't, you will get bit no matter what. >> reporter: college point, whitestone and flushing are being sprayed because they have a large number of asian tiger mosquitoes.

we find a mosquito. we want to take action now. >> reporter: dr. says the office sent notices to people urging them to take precautions against mosquitoes. use air-conditioner with fence close, pits, toys, outdoor laundry and equipment inside. keep pets indoors. wash your skin and clothes with soap and water if you do come in contact with the insecticides. >> we use a very low volume. even though they are not hazardous to human health. we always want to be cautious about anything we do in the environment. >> reporter: at laguardia airport, people lined up for a flight to miami are worried about the growing outbreak and the new travel warning for pregnant women. others say that is one destination they will try to avoid. >> right now you are not going to miami? >> know. i would not do that. that's dangerous. >> reporter: right now, these trucks are not scheduled to go to any other neighborhood

more mosquitoes throughout the rest of the summer. reporting from the park in flushing queens, brian coneybeare, cbs2 news. campaign 2016, the oracle of omaha is the latest public figure to blast donald trump's treatment of the muslim parents of a falling u.s. soldier. warren buffett made the comment while campaigning for hillary clinton who, by the way, is still haunted by her email scandal. cbs2's now from both campaigns. >> reporter: donald trump hit the campaign trail tonight in pennsylvania as a feud continued between the candidate and the family of a muslim american soldier killed in iraq. >> we want to maintain my family's dignity, my son's dignity and sacrifice. >> reporter: khan criticized trump at the democratic national convention, and trump fired back against his wife this past weekend. >> she had nothing to say, maybe she was not allowed. >> reporter: today, tim kaine and others blasted trump along

>> my family, or my culture never stopped me from saying what i wanted to say. >> reporter: tonight, trump called dr. khan a hero and said what he wanted to say. >> when you and i have what we have discussed in the past, these are great people, great families, frankly. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigned with warren buffett in nebraska and is enjoying a convention bounce, taking a seven p trying to shake a controversy of her home over emails after telling fox news that the fbi called her answers truthful. >> that's not what i her director comey say, comey he said that my answers were truthful and what i have said is consistent with what i've told the american people. >> reporter: while not exactly true, fbi director james comey

not say she had been truthful to the american people. the washington post fact checker give that answer of failing grade of four pinocchio's. trouble campaign in virginia tomorrow, clinton will had next to colorado. it appears more people are reading the constitution in the wake of the uproar. mr. khan held a pocket version of the document up during his speech. now a similar version was number two on amazon today behind only the new harry potter novel. new video tonight shows the power of flash flooding in maryland over the weekend. you can see cars getting swept away and crashing into each other. the storm dropped 6 inches of rain in just under two hours many homes and businesses in the historic district of ellicott city near baltimore were destroyed. and a group of people risked their lives to form a human chain to rescue a driver stuck in her car during the flooding. the business owner whose shop was destroyed was at the front and was able to pull her to safety.

>> not a problem. it was the decent thing to do. the town has been through so much even in the 10 years i have been there, floods, blizzards, all sorts of disasters. it is just the neighborly love that is always there. >> two people died in the flooding. maryland's governor has declared a state of emergency. still ahead at 11, dmv dilemma. >> how long did you wait? >> two and half hours. >> what is behind the long lines in new jersey and are they doing anything to stop it? cbs2 demands answers. using the right display arms on your phone. why the gun emerge he is getting replaced. >> clumps of my hair in my hands. >> a tv star talks for the first time about her battle with breast cancer, and the new setback she is dealing with. and, extra innings to start the subway series. steve has or highlights coming

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tomorrow morning, satisfying young, picky eaters. five ways parents can help kids eat healthier. plus , john is tracking warning showers and alex is watching the commute with traffic and weather on cbs2 tomorrow.

take a look as a car flips and rolls several times from a parking lot. the store surveillance camera caught this crash yesterday in deland, which is just southwest of daytona beach. when the car stopped rolling, you could see witnesses rush over to help pull the driver out. he is now recovering from the hospital. there is no word yet on what caused the crash. >> cbs2 is demanding answers about excessively long lines in motor vehicle commission offices across new jersey. drivers at several offices including rahway and the heat. in some cases they do not make it inside and leave empty- handed. the motor vehicle commission blames an unusual surge of customers at the end of the month but drivers a long lines happen frequently and on land them days. -- random days. >> how long did you wait? >> 2 1/2 hours. >> i can around the side and it wrapped around the building twice. >> some delays were caused by computer outages, we are told.

enough staff which is also an issue. new at 11, apple is replacing the pistol emoji with a green watergun. last year a group called new yorkers against gun violence started a campaign targeted at changing the mlg. -- comey. -- emoji. apple is also adding more for women and single parent. disney world is adding new technology to help keep track of visitors through their shoes. a report from the orlando sentinel says the themepark received a patent for a new technology that would involve a sensor and camera. current disney world can track guests by hotel keys, bracelets, credit cards and fast passes. >> after nearly a year and a half of battling breast cancer, actor shannon doherty is speaking frankly about the new health challenges she is facing. she has already undergone three rounds of chemotherapy.

and radiation treatment ahead of her. she tells entertainment and i she shaved her head as a show of solidarity with those facing a similar fight. >> if i could help one person, it is easy to help fight cancer if i'm only helping one person. >> doctors have not given her a stage to diagnosis. they say they want her to focus on getting better. new tonight, regardless of how much you diet and exercise, fat can be stubborn, especially when it comes to certain problem areas, shall we say. >> but, cbs2's dr. max gomez has details on a new injection that is believed to simply melt the fat. >> i had a muffin top that went over my pants. >> consider liposuction? >> know. i was afraid of it. >> reporter: and i was not afraid of a little needle, which is why she agreed to take part in a clinical trial testing a new injection that

enzyme called collangenese. until now, liposuction has been the only option for removing excess fat underneath the skin. but, just a week after the injection, she says her muffin top was gone. >> just melted away? >> yes. amazing. >> reporter: researchers have found collagenese works by dissolving the conn them up. long island plastic surgeon is conducting the collagenese trial. >> the body cleans up whatever is left. >> the fat is actually absorbed and broken down by the body. research by dr. garrett and an investigator at vanderbilt university will lead to a phase 3 clinical trial that the fda will use to consider approving collagenese for the treatment of benign fatty tumors, known as lipomas. >> there is a small but definite number of people that

these lipomas. >> i have three in my rib cage. >> reporter: arthur has had as many as 34 lipomas, many of which he has had to have surgically removed. >> it has to do with a fair number of scars. >> scars, yes. >> reporter: now, dr. garrett is turning his attention to betty trouble zones like the stomach and thighs. >> it does not matter how much i workout or diet, there is just a little bit of deposit that would not go away. >> reporter: to see if collagenese works to melt this fat the same way that it does lipomas. >> if you can melt fat inside the little capsule meaning lipomas, you can melt fat anywhere in the body. >> reporter: collagenese is fda approved to treat a condition where tissue in the palm of a hand hardens and contracts. so, the enzyme could be used off label to melt fat. but, it would be very expensive. we'll see what it costs if it gets approved for cosmetic purposes. dr. max gomez, cbs2 news. >> wow. sounds legit.

research. some real science going on. let's talk the weather. money is here, wasn't it just the other day we were talking heat wave? >> eight straight days of 90 plus heat at laguardia. today, monticello, barely above 70 degrees. you were away from the heat but, look at what you're doing with with the cloud cover out there, chance of some rain currently. a bunch of 70s up here. let's pick a spot. go out to the island. 71 right now, this comes in from matt in selden. he's got the clouds matt is saying, lucked out with no rain today. looking forward to less humidity in the coming days. i will say this much for you, the area where you are from, you need some rain, probably more than any other portion of the tri-state area. and you are right, you did not get any today. i don't see a lot on the horizon. outside right now, not a lot on the horizon for eastern long island. cloudy right now, 73 degrees. your high temp today was 80

4 degrees cooler than average. we were just saying, where's all the heat? it was not with us today. 100 degrees was the record set in 1933. there will be a lot of 100 degree days in new york city. what you should expect, flood watch in effect for a good chunk of our area until 6:00 in the morning. pleasant temperatures will be in place tomorrow wednesday and thursday, then they go up each and every day. you are pushing 90 by saturday but with the added heat comes in added storm chance that will return. here is your vortex satellite and radar. this is the front right here that i'm drawing, it is kind of like a dotted line. it is not filled in, there are a couple of sporadic heavy downpours and portions of solon, dutchess, kingston, thunderstorm about 10 minutes ago. this is moving to the east, futurecast will show you, that is a possibility. 6:30 in the morning, some heavy rain could be nipping at the northern portion of manhattan

than it pushes out. tuesdays high temp will be 79. wednesday, thursday, great- looking day in the low to mid- 80s. upper 80s if not 90, that's where you have the added chance for a shower or storm with an added heat. >> nice little break we are getting. >> it's coming back, though. >> we will enjoy it. >> debbie downer over here. >> exactly. >> thanks. all right, extra innings to start the subway series. we've got that in just a

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it is time for sports, steve is in for otis. what's going on on the field today? >> not a whole lot, just the subway series, just the trading deadline, too much everything with the yankees and mets. it was a hectic field for the yankees and mets in the middle of a very busy trading deadline. the yankees rebuilt their farm system, the method adding one big slugger. but after they all settled down, there is still a game to be played. it was a really good one. check out the way it started. leadoff hitter, brett gardner, who by the way whips around the bases at 14.89 seconds. we did speed this up. and, he was not fast enough. the relay gets him at the

yankees lee 3-2. that is matt reynolds who began the day in the minors, but he does some major damage right there. just his second career homerun, a three run shot, 5-3 mets lead. stayed that way until the eighth, you the yankees but a couple on against addison reed. then, making him pay, two out, two run single to tie it, yankees take the lead on a sac fly in the 10th, and, dylan pretenses in his new role as closer, curtis granderson swinging. picked up his first save of the year, yankees win, six 5. now for the trades, a year ago, the mets traded for un assessment is. it really energize the line -- nss to this -- yoenis cespedes and it really sealed the deal. that led them to trade for another, jay bruce. he is a power hitter with the rbi leader to be traded in the

position, clearly an area of need for the mets. he says he knows it is a lot to expect bruce to duplicate the production of yoenis cespedes last year but can be a catalyst. >> we start with the need for offense and work from there. and, so, we are very happy to have jay with us. he is going to provide a big presence in the middle of the lineup. he is a run producer and has been a run producer. he is a power guy. >> reporter: as for the yankees, they have loaded up on prospects this week that it is go -- best offensive player. here how carlos beltran's emotional reaction to being traded out of new york for the

for the first time in nearly 30 years, the yankees had a firesale. but it almost did not happen. gm brian cashman did not get the green light to move key players until near midnight saturday night. the result of his work led to carlos beltran walking out of the yankees clubhouse in street clothes. he had been traded to the texas rangers and he leaves as the current team leader in homers, rbi and batting average. even though the trade was not a surprise, it still stings beltran. >> what is your emotion when it became reality? >> it's tough, man. even though you know it is

you, it is just, like, it's mental a little bit. just going around and saying goodbye to the players. it's normal. you know, you have to spread your emotions. that is the beauty. that's the beauty of baseball. >> advised to yankees fans who are going through a firesale for the first time? >> i believe this year is going to be a better year for the yankees. is a very professional organization and the way they treat me was super professional. so i have nothing bad to say about the yankees. >> don't count out the possibility that beltran does return to the yankees next year. he will be a free agent and says that the yankees are on his list of teams that he could return to. and remember, they got a ton of prospects. so, the farm system is growing and looking very good right now. >> might be the best in the game right now. >> could be the best in all of baseball.

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with stephen colbert". >> his guest, viola davis, and simon heller. >> stephen: hello, and welcome to "the late show." last thursday at the democratic convention, the parents of a fallen u.s. soldier criticized donald trump, and, over the weekend, he repeatedly lashed out at them -- which got me thinking, is there anyone donald trump won't attack if they say bad things about him? let's find out. >> hello. my collection of porcelain dolls have larger hands than donald trump -- and larger penises! >> stephen: all right, let's see what they have to say about that on the old twitter feed. nothing yet. next, a kindergartener with an adorable speech impediment. >> i just got back from epcot, so i have more foweign powicy