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rebound today, chinese stocks fell once again overnight. the news follows a crazy day on wall street yesterday. in a couple minutes the dow dropped 1,000 points. juliet: an investigation is underway why casino bus crashed into a building in queens leaving a number of people injured, really having images. >> scientists are getting closer to developing a universal flu vaccine, the one time shot is being developed that protect you from multiple flu viruses, possibly even viruses that have yet to develop. i am sure juliet still will not avail herself of that because she is afraid of getting a shot. get that. is an easy shot. juliet: you have yet to get a flu vaccine. juliet: embrace the bacteria. >> or get the flu.

>> i didn't get the flu. welcome back. it is austin to have feedback, we miss you and beard by have to juliet: ben: i had a week off and i had christmas in between, i will borrow one as best i can and i will hang on to it. juliet: i don't know if ines will support that but the girl is at 10.5, robert moses supports it, we know that. the angel a job. juliet: he is off today. juliet: probably watching. >> meteorologist: we have changes out there, scattered showers and storms but not everybody has that action.

mainly of the lower hudson valley including orange county and rockland county handles the county also seeing scattered showers and storms and looks like we will be at risk for more of this to pop up through the day today so be prepared for it, make sure you have an umbrella close by because more than likely will needed at least for short period today, 77 your temperatures in for par, 35 and is a been bridgeport, 73 in montauk, right now your dewpoint a fairly high as long running mostly from 65 to 70 in many areas so the areas loaded up with moisture today but that is about to change as we head into tomorrow, that cold front there will force its way through and that will bring us not only scattered showers and storms eventually drier air as well coming up after we get beyond this afternoon, time stamp of 3:12, it sweeps through year as we head towards the evening commute so the good news for the evening commute, you will

rainfall and then things look quieter, high-pressure takeover. is a's temperatures making it 86 degrees with scattered storms possible in the morning and earlier afternoon and dry skies coming at you when is a through this weekend, temperatureswise love to mid 80s. let's bring in in as and see if there are back's. juliet: we have a couple problems, car fire and accident in rockland county, northbound on the freeway exit 14 a one lane closed with that and on the southbound palisades by exit 14 you have a crash, your commute on long island looks good, fine on the law and southern state parkway, let's get to our cameras and the outside at queens, a lot by the grand central parkway, construction set up on these downside one lane closed but not causing any delay is, west bound fine, let's go to the george washington bridge construction wrapped up, all lanes reopened honorable, no issues with the upper level, 495

towards the lincoln tunnel doing fine and the holland, trains running on or close to schedule. juliet: thanks, pretty much anybody's guess what we can expect to see on a roller coaster the we know as wall street. overnight chinese stocks continued to slump. most asian markets did rebound heather: liz column tracking things in the newsroom. what do we know. >> reporter: signs point toward a positive direction so that is the good news here but let's look at the numbers, you can see asia, the hang seng up 1% after markets closed and european stocks climbing so could this be a directional change after a crazy couple days on wall street? five minutes after the opening bell the dow jones industrial average fell 1,000 points monday but why? blame china. the country's main index fell 8.5% monday, the biggest drop

>> got to keep your head at a time like this because as you know these stocks and move around all over the place. >> the selloff comes after fear of a potential global economic slowdown, china is the world's second-largest economy so what does that mean for you? that depends on your age according to adam shapiro with fox business. >> if you are in your 40s knows what, sid this outcome we should market. in your 30s you are lucky you will be buying in some blows as opposed to what was higher. in your 50s you will ride this out. >> if you are 60 or older, you should be speaking with a financial planner. >> if you haven't had a discussion and you are 60 or over it is time to have the discussion because you are approaching retirement and you don't want to have the majority of your retirement portfolio in stocks. it is that simple. >> a drop in crude oil prices is also a factor which could mean a further drop for the s&p 500 and many energy company stocks but

the current situation isn't all bad news for consumers. >> the price of gasoline is going to come down. $2 a gallon by christmas probably and a big drop coming in three weeks. >> take a look at the numbers yesterday. you can see how much this changed in the ready for the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p, but we are hearing things are looking good for future so that is a good sign. ben: people start to rally on wall street as they open up in four hours. back to you guys. juliet: a casino bus crashed in queens yesterday leaving a gaping hole in a building and several people heard. juliet: emergency group last send the night trying to move the bus from the scene. teresa priolo is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. the bus is gone as you concede behind me but what you can also see is right into the second-floor apartment of this

can see from our live shot here like books on a bookshelf and other items in the person's apartment, one minute they were enjoying a beautiful monday afternoon and the next piece of this building was missing. >> i heard a big crash and i saw because i coming down from there and the bus crashed into the building. i looked over at the bus driver and he was in bad condition because there were a bunch of brecht's and glass covering his face. >> neighbors in this quiet section of regal park, queens in shock after this resort world casino bus careened into the side of this building on sixty-third avenue injuring all five people on board and one person who was inside the building at the time of the crash. >> the door was jammed, couldn't open the door. the driver, there was so much, the driver was pinned. >> reporter: crews spent time stabilizing the building, not

clear if it will need to come down. 2:30. the bus travelling in the northbound bus lane of wouldhaven boulevard was cut off by and as you be attempting to make a right turn. the bus driver swerved to avoid an accident but lost control. because she was scared and i helped her out of there and this other guy his leg got stuck so i lifted him up and put him over the window. >> reporter: the damaged building includes a law office on the ground floor and apartments above. the driver of the suv was cited for making an illegal turn. is you take another live look at the location on sixty-third avenue and wouldhaven boulevard we want to mention the driver according to resorts world and third-party company that was operating this bus they say the driver was well rested, monday was his first day back from a long weekend so this is not an issue of him being tired or his state being altered in any way.

were not accompanied that was operating the bus but they're fully cooperating with this investigation. that is the latest from legal practice morning, back to you. juliet: thanks very much. it is 5:09, we are learning more about the man accused of shooting a member of the mayor at security detail without begun. he mistaken in handcuffs from the nineteenth precinct after being charged with assaulting a police officer and five other counts. police say he shot the officer from the window of his high-rise apartment on greasy mansions and a. the officer was treated and released from the hospital. police have had run ins with her since 2011. ben: the ntsb says a long island air-traffic controller directed the pilot and last week as fatal crash to a runway that did not exist and has not existed for some time. joy marlowe was killed when his plane crashed at a long island railroad crossing in hicksville. passenger was injured. oh was told to find a landing

runway no longer exists. is now an industrial area. he could surging as the controller gave him directions to know where. >> five miles, bethpage airport. if you want to try that you can do that. 10:00, four miles you wind up on the extended center line. >> fox 5 reached out to the faa about the error and the matters under investigation. we have a lot more to come. imagine one flu vaccine and imagine this unjust one shot that could work on all strains of the virus so you would not have to go back year after year but you don't do the and the way. juliet: vaccine on steroids. mike is keeping track of party but nice forecast. >> reporter: a lorayne out there but more are around the corner. looking it scattered storms around a price the. party sunny skies today, warm

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ben: we are back. juliet: let's get a check of the weather. we didn't bring any umbrellas. >> meteorologist: i didn't either. ben: i looked at the phone and instead of scattered rain at 5:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. and sun the rest of the day is that not true? >> meteorologist: it is all over the place. a little bit of ice, take that chance which is what i did as well. all right. let's show you what is up. we have some storms but as you can see not everybody is getting it. only folks are seeing around orange county into dutchess and the ulster counties hit middle into putnam county not a lot in terms of coverage but storms

that are there are a little intense. the risk of scattered storms around a region as we get into the morning, 77 at central park, actually quiet with mostly cloudy skies, we are in the clear because we have enough going on to see potential for scattered storms coming for theresa: the 6 in philly, the warmer side as you get closer to the coast, cooler to the northwest, cooler air will come in the tristate of and a cold front and driven in by a cold front end as the cold front swings by we will have risk of showers and storms so a little happening right now and as the front swings through will increase potential for you as we head towards the afternoon and for the evening is leading clear of the tristate region, high-pressure takeover and the dryer skies takeover as well. later receiving a quiet weather pattern and temperatures should come down as well. here is what we have today,

partly sunny skies, scattered storms, high temperature 86 degrees, partly cloudy tonight with scotts with a gradual clearing situation. overnight lows 67 for a low in the city and a lot of sunshine out there wednesday through the weekend, a few additional clouds here and there, high temperatures in thes, not at all. let's bring in ines rosales. so far a few scattered storms but pretty early, a lot going on here. >> problems with the roads starting in new jersey, garden state parkway exit 98, an accident blocking a lane. in rockland county on the palisades by 14 cleared away, still working on a car fire on the thruway northbound before the spring known toll plaza, one lane blocked with that.

construction going on, past the construction side, two lanes closed in each direction. let's go to the george washington bridge upper lower level, no problems with the lincoln or holland tunnel and trains are running on or close to schedule. juliet: presidential election news, the white house is refusing to speculate who president obama will endorse if the vice president decides to run in 2016. this is getting interesting. ben: i think he will get in. juliet: meetings with senator warren. >> meteorologist: willoughby joy biden, longtime political party to the vice president or former secretary of state hillary clinton? political insiders say the decision will be difficult for the president no doubt about that, who strongly supports both politicians. >> you can collect all the information to make a decision, he has indicated that he would make a decision and announce a decision before the end of the

summer. ben: nationally clinton leads in polling among democratic primary voters but her favorability has taken a hit with the ongoing controversy surrounding private e-mail servers used during her time at the state department, to set the record straight we both think she would lead toward joe biden. relations between the clintons and obamas. we won't be flies on the wall during meetings at dinner, but we like to be. moving on jeb bush was trying to corrupt comments about what the calls anchor babies and got into hot water, a he uses the term to describe children born in the u.s. to foreign parents. many latinos found that offensive so near the mexican border telling reporters the phrase was, quote, more related to asian people, spoke about reports of pregnant chinese women coming to the u.s. in order to help get breast

certificates and passports for those children. and bush's comments were call offensive and derogatory and cause for an apology. ben: scientists are close to developing a universal flu vaccine, meaning one time shot that protects you from multiple flu viruses, possibly even ones that have yet to develop. tests and been successful so far in mice and monkeys and develop a new vaccine each season. drugsmakers have to predict which strain will be the dominant one, basically yet year ahead of time, getting the vaccine into production, doesn't matter to juliet because she doesn't get the vaccine anyway. juliet: go ahead and say it. juliet: juliet will volunteer herself for the benefit of humanity when the time comes. juliet: embrace the bacteria. a lot more coming up. very real repercussions of the ashley medicine hat of being

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said that is recording to bryant crabs. the fallout from the current hack triggered extortion suicides. also five class action lawsuits alone. >> joel first look at the latest hunger games movie. people get so excited for these things. juliet: doesn't it come out every six months. it is the fourth movie when there were only three books. as general -- jennifer lawrence on top of the evil president, massive clicking the effort through 2013. in just one hour.

opening day, happy 20th birth day. windows95. >> windows 95. it was the operating system that was meant to make easy to use, mica's of directed big stars at the time for the instructional video. >> jennifer anniston, matthew perry, we're here to see bill gates about the starring role in microsoft windows 95. >> he is out that you can wait in his office. >> friends was a huge at the time. microsoft called the cybersitcom. she had the rage joel. it was a hit selling 7 million copies in the first five weeks. >> people thought it was crazy

right into windows, you didn't have to type w i n like the old system. still to come. juliet: we will check the stock market.

>> from fox 5 news this is "good day" when the. ben: scattered showers and storms on the way later today. mike will have a full forecast for you in just one moment. juliet: keeping an eye on the markets, chinese stocks continued to slump while most other asian markets rebounded but we have to wait and see what tuesday brings after of manic monday. ben: imagine getting to college and seeing this line, freshman

we both think it is a joke. fraternity at old dominion in norfolk, va. suspended. juliet: a waitress in new jersey says she was served up a big insult, lol instead of a cat. not sure what to make of this. i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i'm juliet huddy. it is good to and see you back, we love robert moses. you are my television host. you were with your wife. this along.

it was a pretty boring week. >> meteorologist: greg hit a home run. that is all you need to know. and i skinned might need. juliet: i got married. just kidding. back in action and here is what is going on, storms out there but not everyone getting them. mainly through rockland and orange counties we saw the ruling to the north and northeast, 25 miles an hour but pretty decent kick but not a lot of coverage. one more quick shower falling apart as it heads toward queens but that doesn't mean we are in the clear. to theresa: the 6 at newark, 77 central park, 75 in bridgeport, temperature changes on the warmer side, but that jump in sussex from what you had 24 hours ago. you have the southerly flow at of the cold front. once it slides by you will see a

but today some scattered showers coming at you, high-temperature 86, a disputed today, tomorrow lot better, sunny skies, 83. let's bring in ines rosales and see what is going on. our commute starting up. juliet: a busy tuesday. ines: and accident near 90 at blocking a lane and a car fire even though it is extinguished a lane closure northbound on the thruway as you approach the toll plaza. let's go to queens, long island expressway traffic jam approaching cross island parkway west down, you could see flashing lights, an accident, one lane closed, west bound this traffic jam on the eastbound side you are fine, as far as the trains looking good, no problems with metro-north the long island rail road, new jersey transit and estranged. ben: it is anybody's guess what we could see on wall street

falling, most other asian markets rebounded. juliet: liz.com is live in the news room. >> reporter: signs are starting to point in a positive direction. that is the good news, european markets starting to rally. you can see everything in the green, asia closed today and you can see the shanghai down again, 7.6%, pretty drastic drop overs the past couple days, pretty wild on wall street, five minutes after the opening bell dow jones industrial average fell 1,000 points,'s index fell 8.5%, the biggest drop since february of 2007. the selloff after fears of a potential economic slowdown. china is the world's second-largest economy its stability is being called into question. what does this mean for you? depend on your age according to adam shapiro with fox business.

sweat, said this out, you should not even be watching the stock market. if you're in your 30s you are lucky, buying lows as opposed to when it was higher. if you are in your 50s you will ride this out. >> reporter: if you are 60 or older you don't want the majority of retirement portfolio in stocks so it is a good time to talk with a financial planner. back out here livestock futures are moving in a good direction as well this morning, things are looking like they are moving in the green. that is a good sign but it could be a wild ride on wall street. good news coming, of this, crude-oil prices are dropping and that could be contributing to the volatile environment of the markets but we could see a drop in gasoline prices, $2 a gallon by christmas. that is what some financial planners are saying this morning. that could be good news as you head into the holidays. back to you guys.

a casino bus crashes in queens leaving a gaping hole in a building, several people heard. ben: emergency crews and building experts spent a good part of the afternoon and evening trying to remove that bus from the building. let's go to teresa priolo live there for us with a look at how it looked this morning. >> reporter: good morning. not every david you cover an accident like this and you see something like this behind us. typically this kind of thing is boarded up by the time we arrived. they built a fence around the building here on 60 third avenue but you can still see directly into the second-floor apartment, look at the books on the bookshelf, and a bunch of other personal belongings from the person that live in that apartment. it really is kind of remarkable to see that here. the resort world casino bus crashed into this yesterday afternoon.

it was removed a few hours ago, crews spent 12 to 15 hours attempting to stabilize this building. is unclear especially as we stand here it is going to have to come down. when we arrived on scene there is lots of cameron and such going on but we don't know if the building will have to come down. this bus was traveling northbound in the northbound bus lane of wouldhim and boulevard and it was cut off by an suv that was attempting to turn right. the bus swerved to avoid hitting the suv and careened into the building here. six people were hurt which includes the bus driver, one person the lived inside the building behind me. listen to the eyewitnesses who watched this accident unfold and helped to rescue the injured. >> i heard a big crash and ice are because i was coming down from there and saw the bus crashed into the building there and i looked at the bus driver

because there were a bunch of bricks and glass covering his face. >> the door was jammed. the driver, there was so much stuff on the driver, the poor guy was pinned. >> reporter: follow the casino says a third-party vendor was operating the bus, that company has not received any serious violation. they have been charged with minor offensees in the past but nothing that would indicate what happened yesterday. we checked in with the driver's record and we can tell you he was coming of about weekend, he had not been working overtime or running on lack of sleep. that is the latest from regal park. back to you in studio. ben: thank you very much. a waitress in new jersey says she was served up a pretty big

juliet: jeff jones worked as a server in belmar, she works there to pay her tuition at rutgers. she posted the specter of a receipt for $112 bill for a table she served and read a tip should be it says lol. next to that, when our for food. she admits they waited an hour to lead the joel then the kitchen was busy, she calls her experience with the group rule and a necessary. servers in new jersey make $2.50 an hour before tips. is not the server's fault. ben: if she was offering good service, keeping them updated, letting them know. juliet: moving un. a new fraternity suspended activities at old dominion university in norfolk. sexually suggestive banners. ben: some fret members live near a home, one banner read freshman

pointing to the front door. another said this is where it is a joy, go ahead and drop off mom too. juliet: i think that is funny. ben: the one on the left, ready for a good time. but the other two, obviously meant to be of joke. university officials, they condemn the messages and are investigating if any at a frat members. ben: juliet has in issue with pandas. the miracle of life. juliet: this is -- ben: the noise or video. crank up the noise. there was a pair of baby panda twins in washington over the weekend. it is, miracles that this

over how these pandas look and sound apparently. she is really in a shoe or, childlike. i missed this yesterday. i did not miss anything except your unprofessional -- michael, what is going on? i just like watching her. juliet: nobody else find that funny. i am sorry. >> meteorologist: we have showers out there mainly in the northern tier of the tristate around the edges and also counties, made its move through orange county and not a lot in terms of coverage but there will be scattered showers and storms we have to deal with but not a lot. 77 at central park, 75 in bridgeport and islip, a cold front will keep things going in terms of showers and storms. i don't think there will be storms for everyone but there will be scattered around the tristate region, temperatures metadata 64 hide this afternoon.

actors is we are done, sunny skies coming at you wednesday through saturday, high temperatures in the 80s, myfoxny.com weather apps at the apple itunes store and google play store and if you can get your live interactive radar search the out, check it out. coming. ben: nets, caps and david right return in a good way. we have highlights in chile. . 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.

juliet: expect another wild ride on wall street. markets in china took another dive the other global markets bounced back, the dow plunged 600 points. in the neck casino bus cra the neck casino bus crashed into a building shearing off all large portion of the building and injuring six people in the process. it was abuzz from the resorts world casino in queens, it was swerving to avoid hitting a car yesterday when it crashed into the building. juliet: a long island air-traffic controller told the pilot to land at an air strip that no longer a existed. joe oh was killed when his plane crashed at a railroad crossing,

the passenger was injured. duke is here with sports on a sad day. duke: justin wilson died from the head injury he suffered at pocono raceway. wilson was hit in the head during sunday's race by a piece of debris that broke off from another car causing the crash, an interior wall at the crash. wilson succumbed to his head injuries yesterday as was announced dead and yes night in indianapolis motor speedway. he leaves behind a wife and flee to young daughters, he was 37 years old. our thoughts and prayers with his family. baseball, we haven't seen david wright in four months, 314 games, matt capt. made a long-awaited return from the disabled list, made his presence felt immediately. first game back, diagnosed with

been traveling to baltimore, colorado, philadelphia, first at bat, no doubt about it, 435 feet, big return, and that's trail, this one 7-2, launched a long ball assault, how great is he? leading 7-4, two men out, he does it again. he was traded and on the field, outrage doesn't go off through, fans love him and it is unbelievable and regardless after the home run later in the game daniel murphy goes deep, two run shot, a franchise record, gave them a set of leaves, mets set a club franchise record with eight home runs beating the philly 16-7, washington night off, the mets game, have been in the nl east.

to the yankees we may have seen the last of cc sabathia, yankees play him on the disabled list. not a lot doctors can do for his knee that has been repaired multiple times. joe gerardi hinted yesterday that the season is over. yankees open a three game series for first-place astross at the stadium. he was phenomenal, back and forth between two games hitting a one hundred miles per hour in the eighth inning, goes we scoreless innings of are in four games striking out seven. in the seventh scoreless first and third, chase utley right to left, dried out at the plate, scoreless, bases loaded,s, carlos beltran a fly, yankees win 1-0, huge win in toronto after they lost to cleveland. if they look back on it 5-7 in

how many have they got? yankees gained half a game. and and a half since the infamous fireworks incident that resulted in jason pierre paul losing his finger. according to the nfl network pierre paul is progressing well and could be expected to report to giants facility before the start of the season. gino smith back in jets' practice, less than two weeks after being punched in the face by enemkpali. running drills and left the field for treatment, he is expected to be out another four to eight weeks. jets and giants play metlife stadium this weekend. always a big game, third preseason game, this weekend. ben: a mixed bag out there.

juliet: might need an umbrella today. >> meteorologist: here is the thing, some scattered showers and storms but not everyone is going to get it. we have seen some come through but it will get quiet for a little while, probably pick up again later in the day. here is what we have scattered showers in dutchess and bolster counties the kitchen for new jersey the last couple hours rolling to the northeast toward new england but still some potential for more to pop up as time goes on, cold front to the west being driven by low pressure keeping things unstable through the majority of the day, 75 your temperature at newark, 73 in montauk, 71 in poughkeepsie, doesn't look like anything too tremendous going on with showers that there will be at least a little action and the front crosses later this afternoon in should become more widespread. not to say everybody gets rainfall, but maybe a quick in

for that to work with but scattered showers and storms, high pressure basically taking over sitting on top of us for a while to come. here is what we have today, partly cloudy sky and some showers coming at you, 82 by midday, high of 86, through the evening commute we are done with showers has we go through the next five days 86 today, 83 tomorrow 82 thursday, same thing from twenty-seventh saturday, some sun out there as well. let's bring in ines and see what is going on. ines: garden state parkway there's an accident by exit 98 slowing things down a little bit and construction on staten island expressway, richmond avenue causing delays eastbound and westbound, let's take a look at the lie in queens, an accident by the parkway, an entrance from the cross island

another laying gets blocked so traffic jammed already west bound, nassau county on east bound fine, let's go to our other cameras, george washington bridge looks good upper and lower level, noaa issues towards the lincoln or holland tunnel, trains running on or close to schedule. juliet: i want to say hi to frank who says hi to the three amigos who watch the show and went to -- i said hello to him a couple weeks ago. ben: beaver fans, live interviews. juliet: she says no way any more.

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ben: we are back. juliet: anna gilligan is here. anna: of heartbreaking stories of teen deion returning to the station las vegas after taking a year lunch break to take care of her husband who has been battling throat cancer, she says he is being fed intravenously for two years. she was torn about going back, she loves to sing for people but didn't want to because her

told her he wanted her to return to her show at caesar's palace where she will be thursday. at the same time she says he gets a lot of anxiety caused his wish is to, quote, died in her arms. right now he is staying at their home in las vegas as she goes back to work. cheese as she is asking doctors how much time is left and they don't know. justin bieber has reportedly been banned from doing live interviews. he will embarrass himself while promoting his first single in two years. this is like that beyonce move, she will only did taped interviews and that is what justin bieber is doing to cut down on potential for controversy so his reps are not commenting on things that he has gotten in trouble and arrested for d y for throwing eggs at that neighbor, he got into trouble, urinated in net but it. juliet: i thought he cleaned up

anna: he apologized, he did do a taped interview, guest hosting with rosanna. that will air friday and he will stop by the tonight show and video music awards. it will be more controlled it looks like and preaching forgiveness for her brother josh duggar your, a bobble passage reads in part if we confess our sins, and forgive us our sins. juliet: he did not confess his sins, he was caught. anna: and confessed to cheating on his wife and this after he confessed to molesting three under age girls and that led to tlc canceling the family's reality show. not defending him is his wife's brother who made a comment on facebook calling him up pig.

ben: a lot more still to come. juliet: keep an eye on the markets throughout the morning,

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