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d for you. thanks for being here! thank you so much for watching. 5 a mountain of luggage in the middle of the airport. passengers delayed an extra day. a power outage causes major problems at jfk. >> lightning and severe weather moves through, and another round while you sleep. lonnie is standing by with >> a distressed dad begs her killer to come forward. >> maurice and kristine are off. for the first time, her family retraced her final step, and is they were joined by members of the community. >> jessica layton is there live. >> reporter: the people who came out to this walk tonight

support to the family. they also wanted to send a message to the killer who was in these weeds two weeks ago tonight. the folks who live here are not afraid of you, and you will be caught. hundreds filled the streets of howard beach for the woman who fought for her life. >> we're here to pray for her soul and for her parents who are hurting so >> reporter: ca her mother spoke of the murderer. >> he's a weak, evil piece of -- [ cursing ] >> and that's too good to even call him. >> reporter: walking in karina's honor is a reminder that somewhere the kill serwalking free. >> we should be safe where we live. >> we're together as a community, and we won't allow anyone to come in our community and get away with this

clearly how the family has felt all along that is correct there is a community of support behind them every step of the way. >> they have been the life preserver. yes. without them, i don't know what we would have done >> reporter: releasing balloons into the sky for karina, her father hope this is message reefrps the right -- reaches the right person. >> turn yourself in. >> reporter: believing with every stride, they're a step closer to bringing that justice -- killer to justice. karina's father says don't miss out on that money. if you know anything at all, speak out now! now to storm watch, from humidity to heavy rain and lightning.

your forecast. >> if you look at what's out there right now, tonight is not looking so bad. it's pretty quiet out there. the rough weather is well outside of our area. i'm gonna take this radar picture, rewind it a few hours, this is a cell that moves over new york city at around 8:15 more than 82,000 people told to evacuate tonight as a new wildfire spreads through the drought-ridden canyon was east los angeles. the new fire grew

hours. flames forced the closure of a sex of interstate 15 -- section of interstate 15. a major fire north of san francisco is losing strength. part of a scaffolding collapsed to the ground in brooklyn. it was at a construction site. it's not clear if weather is to blame. no one left in the dark, heat and delays. a power outage this afternoon at jfk's terminal 8 resulted in hours of problems for passengers. >> reporter: it began with a momentary loss of power.

transformers overloaded, and thousand was passengers were started on an unscheduled adventure. >> reporter: the outage hit as midsummer weather patterns were causing delays at jfk to stop escalator, frozen baggage carousels and sacks of unscreened luggage. >> a blast! and there's no ac, which helps too. and there's nobody to talk to because all empty. >> reporter: it became a tangle of cancelled and is postponed flights. >> i saw everybody coming out, all saying it was pitch black, they couldn't see. >> reporter: this was the second meltdown at terminal 8 in three days. sunday night the place was evacuated amid a false report of an active shooter. someone overreacted to olympics fans celebrating one of the

advised passengers to arrive early, but many gave up or found out they couldn't get there from here. >> connecting flight out of south carolina. but the plane was delayed two hours. >> what do you do? >> i'm just gonna go home. >> reporter: a lot of people did that, some went to other airports. the computers continued to operate. american was able to send some planes on their way. e without their baggage. someone had gotten into francis's apartment despite the

gate. >> she gave him $40. he ripped a crucifix off her neck as well. no bail for the man accused of murdering an imam in queens. no word on a possible modive. valerie cast -- motive. valerie castro spoke to the bicyclist who helped catch him. walks with a cane after a car hit him. the hit and run happened less than a mile away from a murder scene where an imam and his close friend and assistant were gunned down. this video shows the car clip the back tire on hunter's bicycle, throwing him to the ground minutes after those murders.

rather than he believes the driver deliberately hit him after growing ?age veyed at -- agitated at traffic while er slowly crossed the street. the car didn't stop but hunter was able to give police part of the license plate number. police tracked down the driver who turned out to be oscar morel. a search of his home turned up the murder weapon. victim's family got their first look at man accused of executing their loved ones in what they believe was a hate crime. time. >> reporter: hunter says his heart goes out to those who lost their loved ones. >> i'm happy i'm still alive. but i feel sorry for the victim's family, you >> reporter: the district attorney says the motist of the crime is still under investigation. but -- motive of the crime is still under investigation but morrell faces life in prison without parole. >> the suspect has not been

police say building their case against them for the murder has been their priority. there's been yet another incident of children getting injured on an amusement park ride. six kids suffered electrical shock on the scrambler at ocean beach park in new london, connecticut this afternoon. one child was burned when he touched a bar leaving the ride. all the injuries are minor. at least 11 people are dead in louisiana afte flooding in the state's history. at least 40,000 homes were damaged in the disaster. more than 60,000 people have registered for aid from fema. in the meantime, since friday, more than 30,000 people have been rescued and 8,000 have been forced to stay in shelters. john mclauchlin died today.

34 years, he missed under one episode. before tv he was a speech writer for richard nixon. he was also a jesuit priest. he was 89 years old. a disgruntled employee pulls out a gun. >> that's when i run. >> what sparked a workplace rant that turned violent. >> a new jersey cat owner says the deaths of her animal was no accident. are pets poisoned deliberately? >> do you feel like you're being punished? >> i do. >> a city strapped for cash and their next option could be

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a frightening attack at a long island auto shop. a fired mechanic walked into his former workplace and started shooting. the attack came without warning. after christopher hicks was let go, he picked up a muffler and smashed it through the rear window of a car he was working on. he ran to his own car and came back with a loaded resolver. cameras show him pulling the trigger, barely missing a former coworker's

>> reporter: >> police arrested hicks after the attack. new tonight concerning union county. someone may be poisoning cats. lori havner found one of her cats dead on sunday. he was playful hours earlier. >> i'm the somebody. but he was a little cat and so cute and loveable. it's not fair. >> police are investigating. she says she had a second cat that died last november, and the humane society told her that that cat had been poisoned. money troubles in patterson could hit drivers hard. a ticketing blitz is a plan to supplement the newly proposed city budget. the budget includes putting $3 million back into the

tickets per year. that's about 80 per day. >> they're giving tickets for everything now. walking down the street, standing on the corner and you're gonna get a ticket loitering. >> where are you supposed to be able to drop off handicapped or people with infants? >> 36 summer camps were closed early, and could city services could be affected. donald trump giving a speech tonight about law and in order wisconsin e sparked violence. >> crime and violence is an attack on the poor and will never be accepted. >> trump is supposed to get his first briefing on national security tomorrow. hillary clinton attacked the plan he unveiled yesterday to defeat isis. >> what he often says hurts us.

>> the fbi gave congress documents from its investigation into clinton's e-mails. republicans plan to pursue a perjury case. under those eight years before obama came along, we didn't have any successful radical islamic terrorist attack in the united states. >> the man who was mayor of new york city on 911ee was president. today he told marcia kramer his remarks were out of context. >> it would be impossible for me to forget about september 11th, 2009. i think of it every day. >> juliani also mentioned he referred to 911 earlier in the speech. we had some wicked storms! >> you could hear the thunder from the building of the building -- middle of the building. [ laughter ] >> did it clear out of sneer

but it just literally set up shop on top of us. let's go right to it. one more time. [ laughter ] >> all right, what do i have? biggest number recorded, yonkers. it was a fast-moving storm came through, over half inch of rain for yonkers. smaller amount, greenwood lake, 0.04. new york city, what it looks like outside, muggy out there! 82, feels like 88 degrees. high temp was 87. typical of this time of year is 83. 4 degrees above the average. and if you look at what the hottest reading was in our

laguardia, 91. both of those spots now have their sixth straight day of 90-plus heat. so the heat wave continues for you. take a look at radar picture. vortex satellite and radar showing out goes one big system, now a break for everybody. and we're just starting to see another line make its way in. and we'd like to track the front end of this system, into new york city. and i think this is sometime between 2:00, 3:00 in the morning f. that holds itself together, metro area, west of new york city, earlier than that. and the bigger, broader picture, you want to look at how the air is flowing. the reason we're not catching any relief humidity-wise, that one storm pushed through, but we still have a southwest flow with our atmosphere. and once you get this second band moving through,

humidity will be once can you tap into a true northerly wind. and that's not gonna be until you get way out here by some of this air mass around the pacific northwest. we have to wait sometime for true relief. it gets better each and every day. that's the big relief. the second babd coming through. this is really showing it intensifying. it may not be that strong. then you get to your day, on wednesday it looks pretty good, wednesday into thursday night, could have for your day tomorrow, 87 degrees. it's hot, one again, you're above average. it's less humid tomorrow. hopefully maybe you can feel that. you'll eventually feel it as it gets better down the road. and the really good stuff is waiting next week like on tuesday when it's about 82 degrees, sunshine, low humidity and clear skies. the weekend, 89 saturday, 86 sunday. and sunday comes with a storm risk. >> all through the month.

york. >> late start for the mets in arizona, but syndergaard is on time on the mound and on the plate. looked like the yankees had a game in their hands but it

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the bombers continue to give the yankees and their fan base a needed jolt of excitement. this was a tale of two games at the stadium. th didi gregorius put them up 1-0. sanchez smoked a shot in the 2nd, then sanchez again in the 4th. baby bomber. yankees up 5-0 and cruising. the second act of the game, the rains came and that was a 42-minute delay. spoiled pineda's solid start he want didn't return. neither did

of bombs. the lead was cut to 6-4. and russell the muscle mart win his second homer of the night. gives the jays a lead for good. yankees give up 12 straight runs and lose 12-6. now they know why ivalidy left his last start on wednesday. he has a tendon and partially torn acl. he had already had tommy john when he was 17 and had elbow inflammation last year. a loss dropped them to three games back in the wildcard chase. down a run in the 5th. two men on for rivera. bourn moving like jason bourn in center field! [ laughter ]

1. noah syndergaard, thor drops the hammer in a big way. deep into the see thes and right. fourth of his career. mets a 3-1 lead. after reyes triples, granderson skies one to left. beats the throw home! it's sick-1 mets in the 6th. time for us to step aside. a couple of returns for the jets

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brandon marshall excused for a couple of days. disciplinary. and wilkerson was on the field taking part in team drills for the first time. he said he's gonna be ready by week 1. matt forte says he will be absolutely ready by week 1 as well. first time he's practiced two days in a row nursing that hamstring injury. mainly worked out with the strength and conditioning coaches. it's the team that made forte slow down.

if not, i'd be going at it every day. a lot of times they have to protect me from myself so i don't overwork it. new jersey high school star sidney mclauchlin wasn't able to advance to the finals. he was quoted as saying afterward" it's the end of my season, not to be the sweetheart of the game, winning the gold in the floor exercise. the final four, i believet final five to go out? >> i could watch them do gymnastics all day. >> it looks like simone has special effects going on. [ laughter ]

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