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led out in handcuffs and avoiding questions, we are getting our first look at the man just charged in the murder of a queens imam and his friend over the weekend. good evening, i'm alice gaynor. >> and i'm dick brennan. we are live at the scene were police just took the vic them does the victim from police. >> reporter: the motivation behind the crime that he is accused of is still unknown. 35-year-old oscar morrell was walked out of the 107th precinct, charged with two counts of second-degree murder. surveillance video captured the

the intersection at pitkin and pine street and clipped a man on a bicycle. the accident happened less than a mile from where imam and his first friend, assistant thara uddin, were murdered, shot in the head in broad daylight. it happened at 1:50 saturday afternoon. police say the crash happened just a few minutes later, the car matches the description of the onesie near the shooting. and they were identical. we looked at stickers and decals on each of the windshields and they were identical. >> reporter: police say the man on the bicycle was able to give them a partial license plate number. police tracked the car down and were surveilling oscar morrell when he ran into an unmarked squad car saturday night. he was taken into custody, his home search. police say a gun and clothing matching the suspects was found

earlier today, the outraged muslim community turned out in large numbers to pay their respects. though police say the motive is still unclear, these mourners say they are sure the violence was a result of a hate crime. >> two people just got murdered and nypd is saying this is not a hate crime. i would like to ask nypd, what is it then? >> reporter: she is also charged with two counts of criminal possession of a weapon. police are still working to charge them for that hit and run. reporting live in queens, valerie castro, cbs 2 news. an update on plans to turn a holiday in into a homeless shelter in queens. tonight, angry maspeth residents protested outside of the building. the city says the neighborhood needs a shelter based on the local homeless population, but residents argue the hotel is too close to schools, parks, and there is no public transportation. a final decision is due in the

new information on last night's security scare at kennedy airport. apparently the whole thing was set off by people watching the olympics. sources tell cbs 2 surveillance video shows the crowd being extremely disruptive. that set off a chain reaction with people believing there was gunfire when there wasn't. the chaos forced police to evacuate two terminals. new tonight, a warning for any would be renters. scammers are advertising vacant properties online, taking deposits and in some cases, in 2's lou young has the store. >> reporter: the would be renter asking not to be identified is talking about this woman who calls herself myrna and took deposits from multiple people for the same apartment which wasn't hers to rent in the first place. at issue is the ground floor of this home in linden, new jersey. advertised on craigslist. >> we know who the owner is, the place is not for rent, contrary to what is advertised

>> it's not a great place but is a hospital the ground floor available with two bedrooms and three young couples on needing more space, they figured it was a deal at $1100 a month. except that it's not. >> she saw i was pregnant with my son. i found it weird because she was wanting the money right away but where are the keys? >> reporter: the home's fake owner, marco, spoke on the no paper trail. >> reporter: is funny property manager set minds at ease, she did all the collecting and lease signings in meetings at the public library where this picture was taken. >> she looked confident, was not hiding from anybody. she looked legitimate. >> reporter: she took nearly 6 grand in cash from three couples, some of them met for the first time as we showed up to do the story. their affordable housing dream, dashed. >> sometimes when you get that gut feeling that it is too good to be true, maybe it is. >> reporter: cops suspect there

young, cbs 2 news. >> police believe the scammers may be former tenants of the vacant house who were evicted but kept the key. the body of a missing boater has been found by the circumstances of his death remain a mystery. 48-year-old andrew weiss was pulled from a harbor this morning, a day after his 13 foot dinghy washed ashore in lindenhurst with me stir damage. he was supposed to meet friends at a club saturday but never showed. cbs 2's jennifer mc logan spoke with parents and neighbors today. >> we are deeply upset. >> i did not even think about that. i figured it was, you know, and accident. >> he was a strong swimmer and had a life vest on the boat but was not wearing it. hillary clinton and donald trump begin the work week fighting for attention and for donald trump, it's a fight to pick up steam in the polls. >> he unveiled his plan to destroy isis well clinton brought cam -- vice president joe biden with her to campaign.

beach was critically important if donald trump wants to turn the tide in the race for the white house. and his supporters are hoping his telephone territory will be the ticket in gaining some ground against hillary clinton. with a calm and at times unifying message -- >> we want to build bridges and erase divisions. >> reporter: donald trump stressed to supporters in ohio he had radical terrorism and weeded out before it gets to our borders. >> we shall only admit it to the country those who share our values and respect our people. >> reporter: american values that former new york mayor rudy giuliani were targeted during the world trade center attacks, even though it appeared he had forgotten when those attacks happened. he said this while introducing trump. >> under those eight years before obama came along, we did not have any successful radical islam terrorist attack in the

on that day in september 2001 when 3000 people were killed, even before the antiterrorist in the speech, hillary clinton was on the offensive in scranton, pennsylvania. >> donald has been all over the place in isis, he talked about syria becoming a freeze on for isis. a major country in the middle east that could launch attacks against us and others. >> reporter: in north carolina, clinton's running mate, tim kaine, warned voters not to be tricked by >> the people who believe donald trump end up getting hurt by donald trump and we are not going to let him hurt the united states of america. >> reporter: a war of words between campaigns when it comes to winning the war against isis. missing from his speech today, any mention of a total ban on muslims like he has called for in the past. whether trump stays on this message of building bridges the rest of the campaign, we had 85 days until the election to find

devastating floods in southern louisiana has climbed to at least six. more than 20 inches of rain drenched the state over the weekend leading to 20,000 water rescues. for the first time, we are hearing from a man who pulled a woman and her dog from a fast sinking car. >> first instinct was to get a hold of her and pull her out. took a deep breath, held it and just kept feeling around. eventually, i felt something furry. i yanked the dog out. >> more rain is in the forecast for southern louisiana, and there's also concern waterways downstream will soon crashed, causing even more flooding. an armed abduction in a popular resort city in mexico apparently targeted members of a crime gang. up to 12 presumed gang members were abducted by armed men while still burning in an upscale restaurant in porto by arta. the alleged abductors are members of the criminal

investigators say no tours were involved. 38 people are infected with the zika virus for mosquito bites in florida. officials are working with pest companies to stop mosquitoes in the miami area from spreading the virus. meantime, a texas resident who traveled to the florida region where zika virus has been most widespread has tested positive for the virus. it is the first case to be linked to travel within the continental u.s. still ahead at 11, controversy over a statue for our fallen soldiers. >> generations of veterans have constitution he has violated. >> reporter: by some say this tribute should be taken down. trash trouble, residents complain it keeps piling up at the city says there is a reason. >> my head felt like it was going to blow up. struck by lightning and she lived to tell about it, the victim shares her story only with cbs 2. and come heat wave help. how to keep your cool when you're ac can't keep up,

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everyone agrees. cbs 2's tracy carrasco has more on the controversy at 11. >> reporter: among the tributes to those who served our country outside veteran memorial library in new jersey is a silhouette of a soldier kneeling at a cross. and now the center of a controversy among residents, including gregory story. >> it's a very touching memorial but the problem is, there is a cross in it which singles out veterans of one religion. the memorial paid for and donated by mayor harlan -- carl surprise to the board who runs the library. >> the mayor is my boss, we listen to him. it was not put through the board of trustees. >> reporter: the memorial violates the separation of church and state and contacted the american humanist association who sent a letter to the mayor stating, this letter serves as an official

the cross from government property immediately or risk legal action. >> generations of veterans have fought and died to defend the constitution that he is now violating the >> reporter: the mayor, a former marine, would not speak to us on camera, but told us by phone the memorial is out of respect to all veterans. >> does the cross offend you? >> know. it's good. -- no. it's just good. >> i happen to think it i my husband is a veteran. >> reporter: the borough council will meet thursday and decide what to do about the memorial. reporting from roselle park, new jersey, tracee carrasco, cbs 2 news. >> this is not the first religious controversy in the park, back in november, gregory story's wife rejected to the request to rename the annual tree lighting celebration to the christmas tree lighting. new yorkers are talking trash and city hall is getting an ear full, collection complaints have increased 26% this year. residence of some neighbors complained garbage is not being collected.

the problem is due to an increase in recycling and change in organic garbage collection in brooklyn and roselle park in queens. >> as we have expanded our composting program, we are using a different truck. which can't always fit the book, and so we are picking boeck up in a different truck later in the day. >> reporter: the sanitation commissioner says many rent trash back inside. a cbs 2 exclusive, we are hearing from one of the victims and friday's deadly lightning strike in poughkeepsie. karen brooks was released from the hospital today with burns on her legs and feet. she says she and her friends were struck while sitting on a park bench as the storm moved in. brooks spoke to cbs 2 about the split-second decision that likely saved her life. >> it is time for me to go. i got up, and i was thrown all

>> reporter: if you did not get up to leave, what would happen? >> i would not be here. >> one of her friends who she calls richie was killed, and one person remains in critical condition. extreme heat makes it hard for people to stay cool, air- conditioners are working overtime. calls to bruni and campisi planning.plumbing have tripled in the past week, crews are using bright yellow temporary conditioners to cool homes until you mantz -- until new units are installed. they say units are simply breaking down. you take it to the train station every morning. that if you were to put it in the indianapolis 500 and run it for a few hours it would break down quickly. that's what happened to the air conditioning. >> experts have a few tips, clean air filters, checkout units to make sure oils aren't clogged by grass and dirt and what the coils, the moisture may help air-conditioners work better. or have your plumber do it for

error during this extreme weather. lonnie quinn is in now with the extreme forecast. will that provide us any relief? >> there's going to be a progression toward relief, it won't be here right away. tomorrow, we'll get showers and storms. it's still going to be muggy and that will come back tomorrow. we check in right now with my weather watchers, 80 degrees reported by ralph. in plainview, new york. ralph, a giants fan right there. ralph is telling us, a hot day that reached 92, humidity, it felt a little bit better, right you are, ralph. and, i know that i saw i had a jets fan out there somewhere. alayna, yeah, you change the picture. here you go. she is our jets fan in brooklyn. she's telling us it was a much better day today than over the weekend, humidity was down today but it's going back up tomorrow. let me show you new york city, there's your picture. 81, feels like 83.

saying, humidity was lower out there, 92 was the high temp but at 102, 92 felt like 96. this was the fifth day of the heat wave in central park. what should we expect as we look ahead? a better night out there tonight, severe storms possible for tuesday, temperature may not get above 90. it's going to be close tomorrow but with humidity in the area, it's going to feel like 95 or 100 degrees, heat advisory tomorrow. we do break the heat later this week, i mean, it's really the heat index that we will break because humidity will start to ramp down. it will feel better more so by the end of the week. a few light showers in mercer accounting, nipping at monmouth county, it is all very light, they lost a lot of energy moving from west to east. there is more out there, there is instability. we'll be looking at a chance for wet weather tomorrow and some storms could be a severe site. national weather service is saying areas north and west of new york city with new york

30% risk, maybe better than that for severe weather tomorrow. everybody else she did in green, 20% chance for you. less time it out here on the futurecast map. here we are, 8:00 in the morning, not too much out there but there's a chance this could migrate north, or be slower, stay on land, possibility in the morning. more likely for it to be widespread. here comes outline at 6:30 in the evening, could be here sooner or late where we see the red is what computers are saying, could potentially be some severe weather out there, then into wednesday it was a calmer picture and wednesday looks better. tomorrow, 89, feels like 95, there's a chance for some of thunderstorms and a chance they could be on the severe site. looking across the board, that's going to start to move us in the right direction, it does not break right away but wednesday is better at 88,

a partly sunny sky. friday, 87, again, looking pretty good. the weekend looking to hover around 85 degrees, closer to where they should be, 83, 84, humidity is not gone entirely but nothing like what we've dealt with over the past week. >> i love when you start dealing with the weekend on a monday. an olympic golden girl, online trolls go after the big gymnast gabby douglas. >> she has been criticized for everything from not smiling enough to not putting her hand over her heart during the national anthem. she wsh to disrespect the usa? her mother came to her defense. >> i don't say that she did anything wrong. i don't put my hand over my heart when the national anthem is played. we came from a military community. >> reporter: since the hateful remarks surface, there has been an enormous outpouring of support on social media for douglas. many comments posted with the hashtag, thanks h. otis is here with sports. >> while we're on the subject, local girl cindy mcglocklin gets past her first hurdle in

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judge and tyler austin, trying to carry that over into the blue jays series. former man on the hill for toronto, judge drops a judgment on his knuckleball, drives in an rbi double to right center, three games for judging the big leagues, in all three, he has a base hit and rbi. 1-0 yankees. chad greene just called up from aaa gets into trouble in the fifth, one out run, he strikes out a man swinging, going in the six, striking out the side, six scoreless innings, striking out 11. inkings with plenty of chances but can catch him, chase headley strikes out, the bombers, 2-18 with runners in scoring position but while the bats failed, the gloves did heavily, the 5-4-3 double play to end the game, yankees 11-0. doesn't look like a-rod is ready to put the cleats back on just yet, marlins expressed interest in the recently retired slugger, but a

talk today saying, that's not happening. late start for the mets in arizona, start of a key 10 game road trip taking them to arizona, san francisco and st. louis. tonight, diamondbacks jumped out to the early lead on bartolon colon, adam owings, jose reyes also backup the box, travis darnell hustles home from seven to home to make it a three 256 at-bats in the making, yes, bartolo colon with his first career base on balls, congratulations, bart, all of us at cbs 2 sports are proud of you. we are going to get him a hat or keychain or something. it is now a 4-2 game in the fourth inning. time to step aside. when we return, the giants get physical in practice but what about the physical health of victor cruz? will he play saturday in

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he likes the intensity, but not punches being thrown. he says he also had a private conversation with victor cruz about what he can do to keep him on the field but would not elaborate. >> how did you think the meeting was? why was it necessary? >> when did i say it was necessary? >> why did you have it? >> i wanted to have a conversation. it was just a conversation between two men. i'm going to leave it private it, he can. i supported victor 100%. an to the olympics, simone biles can't win a record five gold medals in rio, it was cut short when she slips during her balance beam routine, she got the bronze. still can tie the record of four in the floor exercise. 17-year-old cindy mcglocklin from new jersey's union catholic high school finished fifth in her heat in the 400 meter hurdles but is still advanced to tomorrow's semi finals. just how close did allison felix come to winning the gold in the 400 meter? that much. shawnee miller of the bahamas dover crossed the finish line

decorated u.s. track and field performer with her seventh metal. >> an you do that? it feels like no one else ever does it, right? >> you go like that. >> the goal is on the line. >> good for her, you know? >> an we want to wish sydnee best of luck. i read somewhere she is battling a head cold. >> i think she got the jitters out. >> she has proved herself. >> roll. >> we watched her race. she stumbled a little bit but finish, the time got her into the final. the top two automatically advance and she did not make that, right? >> she was in fifth. >> well, these guys are unbelievable anyway. >> i interviewed her a few weeks ago. she is a wonderful young woman. so poised, not concerned about meddling. she's got the right frame of mind to go out there and medal.

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