a close eye on >> from fox 5 news is "good day wake-up". >> it is 5:00, the heat wave is ending but it is not like it is going to be arctic. we get into the 80s. we get into the 80s. mike has the details coming up. robert: of violent mugger his actions captured surveillance camera at. juliet: a very popular spokesperson for subways is heading to court, cut a deal in

his child pornography case. >> rosie o'donnell's daughter found safe and sound after disappearing for several days. and it is amazing when you see the power of social media. i saw the responses yesterday, praying for you, looking here. juliet: good to see again. robert: benjamin continues his weeklong vacation in a warmer climes, maybe not warmer. juliet: the weather is probably nice. good morning today is wednesday. how is little would be? >> meteorologist: doing all right this morning.

it takes a while up here. a little extra something. got to keep everybody entertained. my friend john, very close friend of mine on the chalkboard. let's go out the door and show what we had yesterday. it was pretty hot again. 93 is your high temperature in poughkeepsie, that is impressive, 91 at 6 and newark, 90 in central park, four days a row of 90 degrees or better and that is the end of the heat wave because we expect more cloud cover outside and perhaps a few more storms in the mix. here is where we stand, 77 that

bridgeport, same in montauk, 66 in monticello, 69 in sussex, partly cloudy, no showers or storms to speak of yet but plenty of moisture. a few isolated showers but weaker ones with the poconos and upstate new york but a little before we have to deal with heavier showers and storms but eventually should be sliding into town. high-pressure is hanging tight on the east coast but slowly but surely losing its grip and heading into the atlantic waters. the warm front, they are going to slide in this general direction as we head into the next couple days. there is more moisture on top of oz and more instability. the cold front end area of low pressure providing instability, that is all it will take to see more showers and storms but today a 30% chance, not that big a deal going to 79 by 9:00 a.m. by noon and high temperature of

86 degrees today with storm is bubbling up in the act in hours primarily and as we go through the next five days 86 today, 85 tomorrow, a fairly sticky as we go through friday into saturday, emitted is still here, to the joy is come down, your best chance is showers and storms will be on the leader side thursday into friday as the cold front is forced through but a week and one by that point with potential for heavy downpours. let's get back to ines rosales and see what is going on wednesday morning. ines: some construction on long island, nassau account the fine on the lie, southern state and northern state parkway looking good, the turnpike, construction going on northbound, lillian closures in truck lanes north as you approach the parkway but others in that you are fine, no issues. let's take a look at your

commute on the 59th street bridge, looks good on the upper and lower level. fdr drive, let's go to that camera shot, construction in the 70s, northbound traffic flow, one lane closed and this is northbound approaching 96th street, george washington bridge no problem upper lower level, no problem with the lincoln holland tunnel, pass trains resumed, signaled problems, ten minute delay from newark to the world trade center. everything else on or close. robert: another violent attack the young woman. juliet: this happened on sunday august 2nd. the suspect approached the 24-year-old victim from behind, threw her to the ground and kicked and punched her and ran off with her purse and iphone. if you have any information, awful to watch, please call crime stoppers at 800-577-tips.

annoyed by it this trend, women wearing nothing but underwear and body paint and taking pictures in times square. juliet: remember when times square was just a bunch of very characters running around stealing your money. welcome to the 1980s. he's vowing to do everything he can to put an end to this practice. teresa priolo following this story, she is very in times square with the latest. any sightings? >> reporter: no but i'm excited to see what will come today. the late courageous, very chaotic, n.y.'s own version of a circus in the middle of the city but it is getting out of control according to the mayor and looking to crack down so it begs the question could we soon be saying goodbye in times square? >> this situation will change. this is what i guarantee, i won't tolerate it.

not a fan of these ladies referred to as des nudas. he says there panhandlers using their naked bodies to squeeze a few bucks out of you. >> we have begun to recognize all the tools available here. this is a situation i don't accept and we will deal with very aggressively. >> reporter: how he didn't favor but he did say it is situation is complicated. topless and this is legal in new york but aggressive panhandling isn't so the city might be equal to restrict how, when and where these women operate and those in times square say they operate day and night cozying up to an unsuspecting tourists or new yorkers on their way to and from work. eliciting stairs from children parents. >> i am shocked. so many young kids are around and religious people around and it is really inappropriate.

>> reporter: for every tourist embarrassed is another supported. >> trying to people in, that is it. it is tourism. is an attraction. that is all it is. >> reporter: sierra doesn't understand why the mayor and city are all hot and bothered. >> i am interested to see what he is able to do, feel like we are doing anything wrong out here. >> reporter: the other interesting aspect when to comes to enforcing rules and regulations and cracking down on painted ladies do those rules only apply to them or perhaps other people walking around times square who might be, less like a naked cal boy. many are saying if rules apply to these women, he also should be subjected to them as well. the latest from times square, back to you in the studio. juliet: some really good clips the last couple days. i can't function. thanks. moving on, former subway pitchman shared mogul is

expected to plead guilty in a child pornography case today. the report by sister station in indianapolis, six weeks after authorities seized electronic and other items from his home. he is expected to accept some sort of plea deal, the sandwich chain suspended its relationship after that rain. he became the company's pitchman 50 years ago after he lost 200 pounds in college by eating as he says nothing but subway sandwiches. robert: deflategate goes back to a federal courtroom today but new england patriots quarterback tom brady not expected to be there. brady went back to the team yesterday after failing to reach a settlement with roger goodell. they had met for more than four hours yesterday. the judge has been pushing both sides to compromise. brady was given a four game suspension after the patriots use underinflated football in

the hearing begins at 11:00 this morning. the juliet: hackers promise they did take action against the web site called ashley madison and they have. robert: they are releasing information on millions accounts belonging to people who use the cheating website. kerry drew joins us and certainly some nervous people this morning. >> reporter: there must be. the slogan for ashleymadison an affair. customers in more than 50 countries around the world promise the discreet service and security on its home page. hackers posted information about millions of users on line. >> reporter: those using ashleymadison thought, have secret affairs and cheat on their spouses may not have.com have secret affairs and cheat on their spouses may not have a secret much longer. the data which goes back seven

years includes names chemistry addresses, e-mail addresses and credit card information and for some users what they are looking for in a potential partner. the dark web is part of the internet that the only be accessed with special software but a list of hundreds of e-mail addresses popped up on other sides. a group of hackers called impact team is taking responsibility, the same group that trend to release data last month. at the time they wanted avant life media which don't ashleymadison.com to shutdown the site immediately. the hackers said they wanted to punish cavett like me yet for erasing users information from the database sector users deleted their account with cavett life media responded by saying it adjusted its policy for the leading user data but continued to operate the on tuesday hackers followed through on their promise. in an anonymous coast captions time is of the group said they were releasing the data because the company had not met their demands.

breaches are becoming more common. illusion. dead. hacking and criminal hacking has become a part of popular culture. >> reporter: this morning in case you were wondering ashleymadison.com is still up and running. at that late media based in canada is working with the fbi and canadian authorities to find out who's responsible for this. activism but criminality. we will get to the bottom of this. juliet: we were talking during your package. is anybody famous out there? have they named names? it is difficult to tell. >> reporter: there's no verification process. we have reports of some.gov names associated with this website but whether they verify is a different thing. robert: who would use that

dot.gov e-mail address? juliet: a lot more to come. robert: donald trump goes on the attack again. we will tell you which presidential candidate is the latest victim. and mike and little would be are keeping track of the forecast. >> meteorologist: a change coming up, still pretty mild outside, 78 degrees, warm and humid, a few storms expected later this afternoon. if you want weather information, download our apps with daily and hourly forecasts, download for

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juliet: rosie o'donnell's desperately for help worked. her teenage daughter has been found safe and sound. the comedian said 17-year-old chelsea had been missing for a weekend needed to take medication for her mental health. after getting some help from chelsea's france, police located the clean and her therapy dog on the jersey shore about 130 miles from her home in rockland county. rosy posted a tweet thanking everyone for their health. juliet: good news. let's get to mike for hopefully more good news, a nice day to

>> meteorologist: not too bad. the majority of the day likely to have decent conditions, won't be as hot outside the hope we can dodge those forms and speaking of which we have something interesting going on in the field of storms. more on that and a bit. 83 the average high, 68 the average low end of this morning 77 degrees which is where we are at this point, high today 94 degrees at back in 2002. we have 70 at central park, partly cloudy skies, winds from this of at 9 miles an hour, the dew.very high, 69, the air is loaded with moisture big time over the next several days. 76 and newark, 75 in belmar, 74 in bridgeport and montauk with partly cloudy sky in the tristate, no real action as far as showers and storms, a fog in the atlantic waters, high pressure in control giving as quiet conditions for the time being but whenever it is this hot and humid there's a

possibility storms could pop up but what gets those storms going is an area of low pressure, something triggering those things or perhaps the heat of the day. even a great possibility today but as we get into tomorrow on a warm front and cold front getting closer joy was the chances of showers will pick up a decent amount. some other interesting happenings on the storm front, we have some action in the tropics, danny is a tropical storm. well out there, you see the lesser antilles, eventually it is forecast to come closer as we head to the weekend as a category 2 hurricane. we have to wait and see. we will be watching that closely but not until this weekend. partly cloudy skies, high

chance of showers and storms. let's get you back to ines rosales, tried to get around count. >> reporter: westchester looking good, no problems across westchester, the slow spot, construction by 95, southbound in norwalk, let's look at your commute this morning on the cross bronx, all construction cleared away on the east downside, some delays earlier, everything is on the west bound dandies downside. as far as trains, pass trains normal service reasons, signaled problems have been resolved. juliet: bill deblasio wants to prevent outbreaks of legionnaires' disease. testing and maintenance of all city cooling towers with annual certification and inspections.

people have died, 120. >> implementation is needed in those areas with greater health disparities. effect immediately. building owners 30 days to register your cooling towers and if you fail to do so you could receive some fines of $25,000. robert: donald trump is using hillary clinton's own words against her in a new campaign ad. >> it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter. what difference at this point does it make? robert: the video criticizes her shrugging off of her e-mail scandal, she never knowingly sent a receive classified material for a private server

when secretary of state. government officials found dozens of e-mails with sensitive data. the donald continues to be the other gop candidates in polls of republican voters. juliet: are campaign team is pretty impressive. 5:20. the fda has approved so-called female viagra. the daily bild is supposed to boost libido in women working by stimulating hormones in the brain related to sexual desire. a new drug's label will carry a warning that it can cause dangerously low blood pressure in some people and fainting especially if you are using it with alcohol. >> it is important to keep side effects in perspective. every drug has side-effects. look at side-effects like this will changes, drop in blood pressure, erections the last more than four hours and life-threatening side effects. >> of a sudden i got that

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>> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". robert: not as hot and humid as it has been but it is still pretty hot and sticky out there this morning. mike woods tells us what to forecast. juliet: bill deblasio's breast battle.

time. juliet: yes i did. he is vowing to crack down on those topless women in times square. you will hear what he has to say but i am surprised at his stance on this one. robert: bad news for folks using a website that encourages cheating, hackers closed account information from millions of users. juliet: a local coffee shop offering a discount to people to litter. coming up. good morning, i am juliet huddy. robert: i am robert moses. juliet: put that under the picture. robert: i like to see that. what do we have here? juliet: one hot mess.

you have been introduced to little bloody. robert: sometimes i have my earpiece in on wednesdays and i can hear that. if you have it up louder. juliet: people really do love it and loved him and -- robert: this or that. it is great. >> meteorologist: it marks this part where you are already beyond something. first two days can be really rough. it seems to be getting weaker by the minute. let's show you what we have, 78 degrees central park, 76 in newark, 66 in monticello, these dew points are creeping big-time in the upper 60s and low 70s in the oppressive range, 70 degree dewpoint, same in bridgeport, 72 in bridgeport, 73 in islip, 72 in montauk. we start getting that high, a lot of moisture in the air and all that is is additional fuel

for the fire when it comes to storms that could be firing up. at this point it is quiet when we have big stores at this point but not today. today is quiet but there will be potential for showers to get going, high pressure in control, keeping things on the quiet side but as long as the area of low pressure, cold front, warm front in this direction, that will be the case for a while. we see chances picking up for showers and storms in the days to come. today only 30%, high temperature 86, 85, 81 friday, that is the biggest threat of showers. let's bring in ines. we have problems on those roads. ines: construction this morning, none of that affecting your commute on long island, support county things are fine on prospect high way, if you are driving in new jersey looking good. no issues on 78 or 280. let's go to the cameras and look outside at your commute this morning, if you're driving on the golan as you are fine

towards the bqe, things slowed down towards the brooklyn bridge. as far as fdr drive, traffic jams southbound, construction going on, delays from 60s 496th street and one lane blocked with the emergency construction vehicle on southbound overbuy i 70, expect delays. west side highway things are fine. juliet: police are looking for your help in harlem to catch a mugger who violently attacked a young woman. robert: this happened on sunday august 2nd. police said the suspect approached the 24-year-old victim from behind, threw her to the ground. juliet: looked at her fighting him. robert: he ran with your purse and iphone. police want to catch a. call 800-577-tips.

elderly in brooklyn, so far struck six times and cops need your help tracking him down. police said the suspect tried to a victim on a bike and rips off their jewelry and everything from gold chains to bracelets. his victims live in the coney island area and people between 63, and 81 so he is targeting people who are looking a little older. if you have any information call crime stoppers at 800-577-tips. robert: bill deblasio is promising to do everything he can to put an end to the topless women taking pictures with people including tourists in times square. juliet: is this the new phenomenon? is seems like something very -- the practice seems to be growing and the mayor is not happy about it. teresa priolo joins us from times square and tells us what the mayor has to say. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. thinking about what my nephew said when he came to times

biggest party in the world. parties bring out a lot of characters and sometimes they can get out of control and what is happening here in times square? listen to what the mayor is saying? now he is looking to crack down. those things of gone too far. the mayor saying the topples ladies of times square, those often referred to as des nudas partaking there are too far. they have a tendency to aggressively solicit tips not only from tourists but also in new yorkers so the mayor is saying something needs to be done about this. some consider this practice to be all calling. others tell us bluntly uses they think it is hot. whatever your opinion of the situation the mayor is speaking out about it and wants unregulated. take a listen. >> this situation will change. i won't tolerate it. we are going to change things.

recognize all the tools available here. this is a situation i don't accept and we will deal with very aggressively. >> i'm interested to see what he is going to do. i don't feel we're doing anything wrong out here. >> reporter: the mayor didn't give a specific plan of action but he did tell us topless this is legal in new york but aggressive panhandling is not so all the city might be able to do is regulate when these women are around, where they are able to go and what happens to them if they infect go after people aggressively. one of the main things a lot of people are saying is if you're going to go after the women you can't discriminate and have to go after the topless men namely the naked calloway and we all know he has a good business going. that is the latest from times square. haven't seen them yet today. juliet: i am out with my boyfriend and you are out with your husband and a woman grabs your husband and sidles up next

would it be offensive to you? >> reporter: it depends on the situation. this place is crazy to begin with so i expect anything will happen. if she is really aggressive and inappropriate and touching him crazy. but if she is just working for a tip and let some go and it is no big deal it is times square and i talk to the madness that not everybody has such a whatever attitude about things. juliet: little jersey girl thing, i am totally with you. robert: some sweet relief for rosie o'donnell this morning. 13 age daughter has been found safe and sound. early yesterday the comedian put out a desperate plea for help, 17-year-old chelsea had been missing for a weekend needed to take her medication after getting help from chelsea's friends, police found the teen and her therapy dog, they were on the jersey shore 130 miles

county, joel c. was with a young man when she was found but they were not sure what their relationship was. juliet: people who use the web site ashley madison are nervous this morning most likely. robert: hackers did as they promised, releasing information on millions of accounts that use the dating website for cheaters. kerry drew now live in the newsroom with more. nervous people i would assume today. >> reporter: hackers stole customer information from the web site ashleymadison.com training to posted on line. the hackers could their promise posting account details for millions of users. >> reporter: those using ashley ismadison.com have secret affairs and cheat on their spouses may not have a secret much longer. a data dump was posted tuesday to the dark web with account details for roughly 32 million

the data that goes back seven years includes names, street addresses, e-mail addresses and credit card information and for some users what they are looking for in a potential partner. the dark web is part of the internet that the only be accessed with special software but all list of hundreds of e-mail addresses popped up on other sites. a group of hackers called impact team is taking responsibility, the same groups that threaten to release data last month. at the time they went ahead life media the company that don't ashleymadison.com to shutdown the site immediately. the hackers said they wanted to punish avid life immediately raise users information from its database after users deleted eric axley cavett life media responded by saying it adjusted its policy for the meeting user data but continued to operate as a website. on tuesday the hackers followed through on their promise. in an anonymous poster caption time is of the group said they

the company had not met their demands. experts say a these types of breaches are becoming more common. >> privacy at this point has become quite an illusion and to many even considered dead. hacking and criminal hacking has actually become a part of popular culture. >> reporter: cavett life media bases in canada is working with the fbi. to find out who's responsible for this. robert: 77 degrees. michael is here. not another 90 degree day but it >> meteorologist: temperatures have come down but it will be pretty warm and sticky at the same time. expect a partly cloudy day, warm and humid, the dew points and temperatures coming down but they do go along with one

a few storms pop up out there but not everyone will get them and we will see additional clouds not only today but for several days, cooler temperatures we have out there in days to come, 70 your temperatures and for par, 74 in bridgeport, dew points in the upper 60s to low 70s, partly cloudy in the tristate region, not much to worry about at this point, high pressure in control, 30% chance of storms but as this gets closer that area of low pressure, warm front, cold front happening later tomorrow into friday, that is when your chance of that rain picks up. today you only see as a few scattered stores, 86 degrees, 85 tomorrow, 81 friday, the wettest day especially early on friday. the myfoxny.com weather apps at the apple itunes store and google play store you can work. let's bring in ines, trying to get around town.

ines: construction going on on fdr drive, northbound in the 70s, putnam county find, 84, 684 no problems if you are driving throughout queens you are okay, all the bridges doing fine and the lie and grand central parkway we have a problem on long island expressway in nassau county. let's go to the cameras, you can see the activity and traffic delays, this traffic west bound, accident in the hov lanes and to the side of the shoulder so bumper-to-bumper traffic. if you want to use northern state parkway that is a good idea. as far as trains metro-north, long island rail road, past feel like a kid again with dunkin's new cookie-flavored iced coffees. for a limited time, dd perks members can enjoy any sized iced coffee for $1.99.

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headlines and some players head to lower manhattan federal courtroom, not tom brady. the prius quarterback will not be there, he returned to the team after failing to reach a settlement with commissioner roger goodell over his four game suspension. robert: remember the sketch of tom brady? football memorabilia collectors are going all out to get their hands on the much criticized trying to. artist james rosenberg has received 20 offers to buy the original sketch that made the quarterback look gaunt and downright scary. the sports museum in boston would like rosenberg to loans the birdy sketch for a month. she has not decided what to do about that. i tell you what, she has been everywhere and she has gotten incredible publicity from this. juliet: make the big fat heads, loved it. we will see that in a couple

minutes and highlight so we start with baseball, n.y. baseball teams are top of their division standings so let's start in the bronze with the yankees toasting the minnesota twins last night. we begin in the bottom of the fourth inning with greg bird at the plate and rips the single up the right side, the first major league run batted in, yankees taking 1-0 lead. the seventh inning game is tied at one. cc sabathia's pitch a two run home run and the two run homer monday against the yankees, 3-1 twins take the lead but in the bottom of the seventh yankees and their back with bases loaded for alex rodriguez. has been in us love and no more. a grand slam, 25th of his career. more than any other player in history. he had his record since 2013, 5-4 yankees, they win 8-4 and take a one game lead over toronto in the a.l. east.

wright will return to action next monday when the mets are on a road in philadelphia. mets in baltimore the interleague play, prepare for a storm that never showed. after a 46 minute delay on the second pitch of the game, curtis granderson in camden yards with a franchise record seventh home run, mets lead 1-0. fifth inning they do again, another solo blast, 22 of the year, 3-0 mets. jacob on the hill, first out in at camden yards solid one run on five hit that walk-in 7-1/3 innings and chris davis, mets fans who made the trip with their big fat heads are happy. 5-3 the final score. national as won, national's four games ahead of washington for the nl east league. that is a look at sports.

>> meteorologist: it is 77 degrees. robert: ten minutes until the top of the hour. michael is here. juliet: i have some friends in town from phoenix, really hot weather. this is going to be okay for them. i can tell from we are going to go out to the frying pan or something. and it will be -- >> meteorologist: absolutely. i have a story on the frying pan thing. 83 that average high, 68 the average low. let's show you what is going on out there, 78 and for par, 68 in sussex, in monticello, partly cloudy sky, it is warm and humid but you can handle it. it won't be for awhile, emitted be is hanging out because high pressure in control pumping this moisture over southeastern state to us in the tristate but once this starts coming through later tomorrow into friday showers and storms really get going but

today we talk at 86 degrees, it will be sticky, 30% chance of storms tomorrow, goes up to 50%, high-temperature 85, 81 on friday because there's not a lot of sun to be had. showers and storms expected friday especially in the early part. a little drier saturday and another small storm chance coming sunday. not the worst looking seven day forecast but got to have serene here and there. let's bring in ines rosales. what is going on? >> staten island express when normal delays by bradley avenue, construction wrapping up, eastbound traffic flow, fine in the bronx but problem on the gwb into the bronx, about that in the second. let's talk about long island expressway in nassau county, an accident in the hov lanes, more police activity as you go west bound.

here is northern state parkway as an alternate and george washington bridge cleared away and accident on the upper level, two lanes blocked, traffic flow on the upper level inbound with 10 to 15 minute delay approaching the toll plaza. use the lower level and new

poli juliet: not everybody is happy about starbucks decision to sell beer and wine. robert: the williamsburg's store on seventh street is among the shot that will start serving up the booze today. the coffee shop called web tell mr. reed says the chain's beer and wine offerings threaten the viability of local small businesses. is also offering a $0.50 discount on their coffee if you show them photo of yourself picking up starbucks litter and putting it in a trash can. the shop's undersea stretch from the store all over the place. starbuck does not comment on the accusations. juliet: they have lots of stuff. this is the way things are in a big city. anna gilligan is here. >> yvonne craig known for his role as bat girl has died.

cancer for a few years and past away monday in her home in california. she was a pioneer in the world's of portraying female action heroes, one of the first to do. she also started a few episodes of other shows including star trek and sweet to movies with elvis presley in she briefly dated as well. she is survived by her husband, sister and nephews, a private service is being held. after 500 broadway performances, the angry inch ending its run, considered a victory because it ran longer than they ever thought. the final turn will close sept. 13th. it was originally supposed to be 16 week limited run but the positive reception extended to 76 weeks. the actor was scheduled to remain through october but sales started to drop. if you are of fan of and wig

they are starting at national kickoff in san francisco in october. justin bieber will close out the billboard top 100 music festival at jones beach this weekend. anna: he will focus on new material. nikki manage are among other headliners at the festival which starts on saturday afternoon. and 11:30 saturday and 10:3:00 p.m. sunday often simultaneously on three stages. there are tickets available starting at $75. the weekend will also be there. but i loved it, check it out. kevin bacon was given back yesterday. the actor helped prepare meals for homebound elderly new yorkers, the meals on wheels and even went on a few deliveries. a spokesperson for the american

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