>> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". liz: going to be another hot one. air quality alert goes into effect later this morning. mike woods has all the details and a forecast. ben: commuters are wondering if ben: commuters are wondering if the long island railroad will get the network. that was not the case for a lot of people yesterday. ines rosales has the latest on morning rush hour. liz: it started as a conversation and ended in death. police searching for the man in the green shirt on the left and are hoping you can help. ben: football program at staten

island high school is suspended after allegations of hazing. we have details for you. liz: i am liz dahlem, juliet huddy as of today. ben: i am ben simmoneau, it is 5:00 thursday morning, september 3rd, thank you for being with us. big holiday weekend coming up. some folks might complain about this weather. not be. because i say soak it up because it is going to change quickly. >> meteorologist: you are really trying hard. liz: positively been today. >> meteorologist: she is sitting next to you. liz: got to be nice. >> meteorologist: drank the kool-aid. we know the real deal because next tuesday or whatever it is. ben: monday or tuesday. >> meteorologist: give us monday because it is monday and everything. ben: it always changes very quickly.

pretty hot for us. as the stands right now this week has been rough out there too. 91 was your high temperatures and for part as well as newer, montauk. many of us did indeed continue with the heat wave yesterday and here is part of the result, he and humidity built-in and not going anywhere you get air quality alert says, mainly through new jersey yesterday but it covers all five burroughs, long island and the coastal sections of connecticut and lower hudson valley. that includes westchester and rockland counties, goes and 11:00 tonight. as far as visibility numbers are concerned doesn't look as bad as what we had yesterday but we have fog earlier in parts of long island have been reported that take a look. a bit of a slowdown but hopefully won't hold too many

76 that central park, 77 and newark, 73 in montauk with mainly clear skies. we are not looking so bad as far as conditions today but there is a cold front, back door cold front, there it is on future cast. here is the deal, doesn't have a lot of wind, decent amount of moisture but not a lot of liquid coming into town so without any major disturbances we are not expecting it to kick up a lot of showers that there will be some the try to popped through here late tonight early tomorrow morning and then it looks like it will try out as high pressure drops high temperatures for a few days. today 78 by 9:00 a.m. 86 by noon, 92 degrees, still a little humid tomorrow as dry air, high temperatures taking a hit, highs back to 82 tomorrow with a few patchy morning showers.

nice and dry over the upcoming weekend. labor day looking toasty with a high of 87 degrees and lots of sun. let's get to ines rosales and see where the backups cargo in on. ines: ben is going to complain after tuesday nonstop. let's talk about the commute this morning. not much to complain about on the staten island expressway, a residual delay by victory boulevard, no problem these gun, long island, some county doing fine, no issues, let's go to our cameras and the fdr drive, delays and construction clear away, nicely repaved roadway's southbound by 71st street, no problems on the northbound side, delays on the george washington bridge and down on the upper level due to construction still being cleared so oppressive and moving slow, five minute delay approaching the toll plaza, you are fine at the level, lincoln and holland a good and if you're taking the trains especially on the long island rail road off to

a good start. >> it can only get better for a long island railroad commuters. if so far so good. that is the good news. >> commuters a little weary as they leave their homes this morning because thousands of riders were left stranded by a massive system wide shut down yesterday caused by a power outage affecting switches and signals on a long island side of the eastern tunnel yesterday morning. a huge mess. i was at penn station but what happened is all trains had to stop in jamaica and dumped thousands of people into that transit hub and everyone was trying to get on the train at the same time and it was a nightmare. evelyn. >> it was horrible. >> miserable, crowded, slow. imus on a train, took me over two hours and ten minutes. ben: workers got the trains running by making temporary repairs would railroad officials

morning as long as those repairs old day. liz: in a case of legionnaires' disease in the south bronx. ben: they tested positive for legionella bacteria. robert moses has more details in the bronx with the latest. i thought this outbreak was supposed to be over. >> reporter: a lot of people felt the same way but seems as though it is not. this is the building behind me on cortland avenue that has tested positive and many people lydia tell us they are frustrated because they just learned about this cluster of cases and meeting last night. the cluster does not appear to be related to this summer's outbreak would still is enough to cause plenty of anxiety. beginning today the new york city housing authority is expected to install water filters that eliminate the legionella bacteria in every apartment at 681 courtland avenue.

system in that building tested positive for the bacteria. the health department says the hot water will be turned back on once the filters are installed. two other buildings at 304 east and 700 morris avenue tested negative. results in five other buildings in the complex are pending. according to the city's health commissioner there have been four cases of legionnaires' disease in the melrose houses in the last six months. only one person is still hospitalized. those who live in the building that tested positive wonder why they are just finding out about these cases now. >> no one had an inkling something was going on. why didn't they let us know? why wait till the last minute to tell us it is here? everyone is panicking. >> it is ashamed because i am up in age, 67 years old. >> reporter: not long ago the city declared the legionnaires'

came this news, word that the content of the sacred heart and doggerel school on the upper east side tested positive for the legionella bacteria and once again the city is an easy. more than 120 people got sick in this summer's outbreak, 12 people died. the health department here says the cold water at 681 portland avenue is safe to use. we told you about a short-term solution, filters that are going to be installed here but the health department is also working on a long-term solution to this problem. that is the latest from the bronx this morning. ben: let's hope they find that long term solution quickly. thank you. police in brooklyn on the hunt for a man face a punch and kick another man so violently that it killed him. this is this surveillance video the two men arguing, this happened early monday morning in

police are looking for the guy in the green shirt, there he is on the left, described as having blonde hair and glasses. the victim, on the right, is 42-year-old as a goose and. he was taken to a nearby hospital and died. liz: please looking for a man who raped an 19-year-old woman sunday. look at this surveillance video. the man working with his shirt partially of is the man they want to question. the woman was walking on rockaway parkway when she was approached by this man who said he had a gun. he pulled her into the back of the building and raped her. the suspect is described wearing blue and white shorts and a white tank top and covered his face with that tee shirt. if you have any information on these stories these call crime stoppers at 800-577-tips. ben: football teams and practices are suspended after hitting allegations rocked a staten island high school. arnold: the football program at susan wagner high school is on

>> it is disheartening in a way because of the work we put in. >> reporter: his parents and plenty of other varsity and junior varsity football players at susan wagner high school in staten island say they are being unfairly punished. the school has suspended our city football practice and games after reports of alleged hazing at a football camp last week upstate. carlos prius is a senior. he says he didn't witness anything but heard about the players goofing around. >> what everyone came for is they built guns and were shooting each other. >> reporter: one parent is alleging upper-class targeted freshman, shooting them with bb or air pellet guns, hitting them with broomsticks, drawing pictures of generals on them with a magic marker and rubbing their behinds in the players' faces when they burst leaping. >> that we kids accused of doing it got suspended. they're off the team.

suspended a volunteer coach, special commissioner of investigations for city public schools is investigating. in the meantime parents here are upset their children will not be able to take the field and play this weekend. >> i don't think the whole team should be punished for something a few individuals did. >> punishing the whole team as a whole makes no sense. next time there is a fight in school the whole school will get in trouble? why not just take care of the people or the children that were involved, not punish the whole team. these are innocent kids. >> reporter: so far the people making the hazing allegations haven't filed a report with police. ben: all schools using the jfk campus will be open the first day of school sept. ninth. the building was damaged by gas explosion that injured three workers. they had been operating science labs at the time of that explosion. new york city officials say the building is structurally sound and air quality poses no risk to students.

much more still to come. tough decision for donald trump. will he support a republican presidential candidate if it is not him? liz: he was asked this many times. ben: including at the fox tv. arnold: mike is keeping the track on a forecast. >> meteorologist: the forecast looks the same as we had through the entire week. sun and clouds, hot and humid, could see anything stray storm. that is a change we have. 76 is your current temperature at central park. if you want whether information, daily and hourly forecasts are available on the myfoxny.com weather apps. search it at the apple itunes store and google play store. is there to download for free. put it to work right away. we will be right back. this fall at dunkin donuts, get lost in pumpkin. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored beverages

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this is the baby panda with its mother. two pandas were born but only this one survived. it is going to get those black and white spots. so far the panda does not have the name. they are typically not named until they are 100 days old. it is actually, have you seen the pandas down there. it is a nice view ended is part of the smithsonian, it is free. we like everything around here. it is a free ticket. >> meteorologist: you can make out pretty good. so far this summer 90 degree days. we are not done with the 90 degree days at least it looks like a few more.

june, eight in august and here we are into september, it is a lead the third, and total is up 16. average is 15, just a hair above it and one more attack on here in the near future. we will wait to see if we get any next week. 90 degree days, it is a fairly average summer for us temperaturewise in terms of 90s. air quality alert popped up again for the gray shaded counties, air quality alert going to affect from 11:00 this morning and 11:00 this evening, to the jews on the warm side, 76 central park, 77 and newark, 78 in bridgeport, 73 in montauk, mainly clear sky, a back door cold front will slide into the area bringing in additional cloud cover, shower chances don't look to the big deal but there will be a small chance of showers, mainly late tonight early tomorrow morning, don't

think it will be a big deal for anyone. high temperature goes up to 92, could be pet team morning fog, sunny skies and a high of 92, a quick shower possible tomorrow morning, don't look for much to happen, holiday weekend looks nice and sunny, high to the joy is getting into mid 80s, i want to say good morning, lord at is our new power who gets about 5:00 in the morning and starts watching us every day. good morning. let's get you to ines rosales and find out what is going on. ines: good morning. the commute this morning if you're traveling through westchester you are fine, 84, 684 brewster, no issues, new jersey commute union and the essex county, note stalls, no construction, 78, 280, the let's take a look outside at your commute on the line by jericho turnpike eastbound side moving

without the shoes, bqe construction going on, manhattan bound brooklyn bridge all lanes closed not affecting mainline of the bqe, george washington bridge elaine blocked, not sure what is going on with police activity but moving slow on the upper level five minute delay approaching the toll plaza, lower level a good option for lincoln holland, trains running on or close to schedule. ben: nonprofit watchdog group says we may be gone before the subway system gets all the repairs it needs. the citizens budget commission says it will not be until 20167 before the entire system is fixed. that is only 52 years right now. 25% of all infrastructure like stairs, platforms and columns are in major disrepair. not just the station, does not include treks or schedules, is recommending the mta stop expansion projects like the second avenue subway and focus on repairs. the mta issued a statement that it needs to expand to keep up with growing ridership.

liz: the search is expanding for three men when did in the shooting of an illinois police officer. hundreds of law enforcement officers of looking for the killers charles glinowitz of who was gunned down yesterday morning. the 52-year-old officer was pursuing three suspect when he lost radio contact. with out a short time later mortally wounded lying in not march with his weapon missing, he was a 30 year veteran of the department. ben: the kentucky clinton refuses to issue marriage licenses will have a court date today. kim davis is facing contempt of court hearing after she refused licenses based on religious objections. attorneys from the aclu says she should be fined. they don't want her jailed. davis has refused to issue any licenses to either gay or heterosexual couples since the supreme court legalized gay marriage across the united states. liz: state department staffer who of set up hillary clinton's private e-mail server pleaded the fifth and refuses to testify

before congress. ryan was subpoenaed last month to talk will for the house committee on benghazi. his lawyer sent a letter monday to the committee saying by pleading the fifth, hopes to avoid incriminating himself. the fbi is investigating whether clinton's personal e-mail sedna jeopardize national security information. she will testify before the house committee next month. >> republican national committee is asking its presidential candidates to sign a pledge that they will not run as an independent should they not get the gop in other sources of associated press this is him directly at donald trump. the gop front runner has repeatedly threatened to run on his own if he does not get the republican nomination. that would almost certainly sink whoever is the republican nominee. the chairman is set to meet with trump privately today in manhattan. liz: lot more coming up. ben: an exciting day for star wars fans.

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ben: holiday weekend almost upon us. will hit the beach or the leg or barbecue but whatever you do you may spend more than last year but the u.s. travel association says labor day travelers will put $3 each this weekend, up from 2% over last year's spending. lower gas prices will help if you are driving the the association says the real boost in spending is from air travel which is expected to be nearly 5% higher than last year. liz: made the force be with you if you hope to get your hand on the latest source merchandize with items related to the upcoming film "star wars: the force awakens" go on sale tonight at midnight. disney which now owns the star wars franchise began a marathon on youtube with videos, toil is and revealing those locations across the world. it will be going on for several more hours leading up to the

sale at is calling for friday. star wars the fourth awakens hits theaters december 18th, it will be the first new star wars film in nearly a decade. ben: not cookie was a little riskier, kellogg's killed off in 2003 when it failed to compete with oreo but the rights of picked up by a candy company called lee brands. i vaguely remembered this. i never had one. liz: i don't remember this. ben: it always the second to oreo but this time things will be different. production begins tomorrow and the cookies could be back on store shelves by the end of the month with hydroxyl cookies debut in 1908, four years earlier than oreo. liz: early births. ben: not the biggest fan of oreos either.

rather have chips ahoy. liz: just the whole cookie in the milk is the way to go. top stories when we return. ben: find out what spectators will not be able to bring if they plan on seeing the pope

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>> from fox 5 news is is the day wake up. ben: will this be day 5 of our second heat wave of the summer? mike woods says the forecast including forecast for the holiday weekend that is looking pretty spectacular just ahead. ben: bacteria at the carries legionnaires' disease in the south bronx, the latest on that. ben: long island teenager back on his feet again, paralyzed in a swimming accident. we will show you his recovery. ben: why some people have a problem, who is coming to the singer's defense. i have not seen this story yet

of africa. videos? huntington. the other one where she is walking around with half a dozen. liz: i am not liz or juliet. ben: your shirt has changed. theresa: i am teresa priolo. ben: i am ben simmoneau. is there is a morning, thank you for being with us. mike woods is here, checking the forecast, pretty warm again. i am not complaining. theresa: you couldn't complain yesterday. what happened yesterday was fantastic. >> meteorologist: either we are toughening up around here, or embracing everything, we know it

is about to fairway. 91 was your high temperature, from par, newark, 92 in allentown, belmar 84 degrees, 88 in bridgeport, 86 in islip, here is where we stand similar to yesterday, 76 central park, bridgeport 70, 73 in montauk, 61 in sussex, monticello with mainly clear skies. keeping an eye out for fog, reports of fog in eastern long island, right now doesn't look so bad. list visibility numbers we see our monticello and 6 with two miles, not that big a deal. high pressure in control, backdoor cold front right here, it will try to work its way through the tristate region into tomorrow morning bringing more clouds and a small chance of showers. unexpected get much out of it. 86 is your midday temperature, high of 92, in will be sticky too, same thing tomorrow,

down to 82, shower chances on friday, i would have an umbrella close by the won't sweat too much rain. let's bring in ines rosales and see what is happening as we thursday morning. ines: i hope things are not as hectic. no problems in queens, the lie, bqe looks good, new jersey if you are traveling on 78 eastbound or west bound you are fine, he's known as well, no issues on 287. let's look outside at staten island expressway by victory boulevard. this has been a problem eastbound because of construction. construction looks like it wrapped up, no delays eastbound, was down side doing fine. metro-north, long island rail road, new jersey trend and pass schedule. ben: we are looking at another case of legionnaires' disease this morning. >> was discovered in an

bronx, robert moses has the details. >> reporter: there is a small cluster of cases in the last six months in the bronx and the building just behind me is the one that tested positive for legionella bacteria. residents gathered here last night for a community meeting on this issue, they receive flyers and at that point they were told the hot water distribution system for the building has tested positive. water filters will be installed the bacteria and once that turned back on. health department says we for people who live in the melrose houses have come down with legionnaires' disease in the last six months, three have been treated and released, one remains hospitalized. people who live here say they are frustrated they are just now learning about these cases.

earlier this week we learned the convent of the sacred heart on the upper east side, and all girls pull tested positive for it legionella bacteria and this summer there was a huge outbreak, across the city specifically in the south bronx, 12 people died in that outbreak, more than 120 people were sickened and as we come back live the health department says those filters will be installed at this building on portland avenue. for now they want everyone to know that the cold water is safe to use and they are looking at a long-term solution, a long-term disinfection for this problem. that is the latest from the melrose section of the bronx. ben: thank you. the nypd is claiming this has been the city and state this summer in two decades. crime stats show from june through august the number of murders and shootings at the lowest level since the early 90s. despite a rash of shootings at

the start of the summer. this shows shootings i down 1.5% for the first week month of the year compared to last year but assault and burglary that down. the summer was safer but overall for the year murders are still up 6%. sexual assault of jumped 5%. theresa: bill deblasio's frustration with the media is no secret and used crime numbers to take a shot at the pope. cheese sent out this tweet sneak peek at tomorrow's new york posed as tag bill deblasio's new york. includes a fake image of the paper with a fake headline reading stage this summer in 20 years but we still hate bill deblasio. ben: pope francis's positional begins today, call 311 today or monday to enter the lottery, winners are eligible to get two tickets apiece, the processional takes place at the garden.

the pope will also attend an evening prayer at st. patrick's cathedral. theresa: if you plan on travelling to chile plan on leaving yourselfy 6 at home. the secret service released a list of items that will be banned from public events during his visit in the city of brotherly love and those include selfy sticks, balloons and laser pointers. other items on the list, aerosol, large backpacks and leave your hair spray at home. do you have a selfy stick? ben: i do have one. shelley palmer who does the tech segment tuesday morning gave us one. theresa: i went out and bought one and -- >> meteorologist: they come in handy. i have one. ben: my e issue, i am in the park a lot. theresa: a disgusting thing to have a selfy stick.

just use your arm. ben: in the park i was trying to jog around the reservoir and there were some points i got to where there were about five couples in a row with a selfy stakeout and it is blocking the affable what way. theresa: especially when you want a little more perspective. >> meteorologist: easier to do. theresa: not everyone have long arms. ben: someone take the picture for you. theresa: which would you prefer? ben: the answer would be yes because i am such a nice guy. >> meteorologist: good gravy. really? ben: i am just getting under your skin. >> meteorologist: here is what we have with what to expect again today. the heat wave continues. should be day number 5 with high temperatures near 90 or above, or it doesn't count as a heat

doing it again today. brief shower could come at you and me tonight and early tomorrow but it won't be as hot tomorrow. a pretty big drop in temperatures there. labor day weekend looks like it will be nice and sunny and dry and starts on the cooler side, not a bad combination, 76 central park, 73 in montauk, 70 in belmar, 63 degree dew points, dewpoint are in an uncomfortable range around mid 60s, low 70s address nasty. the conditions coming at you but there will be a back door cold front coming through. today we suffer with heat and humidity, high temperature 92 in the city, att or high tomorrow and a quick morning showers possible. is cooler and drier after that. the myfoxny.com weather apps as daily and hourly forecasts. search it out at the myfoxny.com weather and apple itunes store, google play store. it is there for free.

our commute. we have some issues. ines: the tappan zee bridge look good in westchester, you are fine on the saw mill, 684 and the hutch. as far as your new jersey commute, morris county, 287, no issues at all. let's look at your commute this morning. traffic moving okay year through industry city by 86th street, stalled tractor trailer, one lane blocked, slight delay around that area. as far as the george washington bridge those construction cleared away, traffic moving again on the upper level, no delays approaching the tolls, same for the lower level. >> a lot more coming up including an unusual inside the park home run for the mets. ben: walked the moon, shut up

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upperclass and shot freshman with a bb or air pellet gun and also some other allude gestures. theresa: a hunt for a man who punched and kicked another man so violently it killed him. they are looking for the guy in the green shirt on the left with any information call crime stoppers. ben: smoking could be banned in hotel rooms, the bill would close an exemption in the clean indoor air act. tobacco companies a decision on smoking rules should be left to individual businesses. theresa: high school senior is beating the odds and walking again after an accident left him paralyzed. 17-year-old niko fiorello broke a bone in his neck, the bone pushed against his spinal cord. doctors feared he would never walk again but after four months of intense physical therapy seven days a week he is getting around with a walker taking a few steps on his own. >> got to koestler after two

getting a positive attitude, started slowly but surely, getting other parts of my body which start to get me thinking i will return to my normal self again and from there on, positive and for the best. theresa: he wants to be well enough to play for the lacrosse team next spring. imagine that going from basically being paralyzed to playing for a high school sports again. ben: we wish him all the best. duke is here with sports. duke: steven matt will get the start in miami, a chance to manage innings and workload. matt coming off of the d l. shortly after that the mets will start using a six man rotation. /night at city field mets and phillies a three game set, bottom of the two, scored a

one-0, a shot on the right field line, you don't see this every day. domenic brown missed the fall, lies over the fence and rubin flies around the bases in the ball park home run making it 3-0. it doesn't happen. the bottom of the third, i love this, going the other way, what has he learned about the ball? making 6-0 mets in the eighth. and unload its. home run there and coming over to the mets making it 9-4. night. taking 6.5 games up on that. the keys/red sox bombing away, top of the second. greg bird showing he can hit

next batter john ryan murphy laying it long here. a 3-1 dhs, 13-8 the final, toronto refuses to lose, blue jays won again. to the u.s. open, action continues today, big news, andy murray, roger federer r, last night, novak djokovic taking on andre. dominating ping pong return here, then hits the overhand winner, novak djokovic wins 6-4-67 one-six 72. this jenkins down. this one -- they put on the i love new york sure it's right there. to the match you were at, rafael

the set, across course, forehand winner, wins the first set. third set, at the running forehand, sportsman can't make a return, he wins in straight sets 7-6-6-3-7-5 loser really is advances for the grand slam. she was kind of nervous. kik burton . she prevailed to make it 7-5, six sets, she won the match, straight sets 7-6-4-8, venus williams taking on falconi, served that turn, 6-4-6-3. nice backhand work right there.

falconi in the net, 6-2. a lot of preseason games, jets and giants on the road in new england. speaking of new england the latest on deflategate, we very well could get a ruling from the judge in federal court, maybe this afternoon definitely by tomorrow but maybe this afternoon and i would bet this afternoon. what do you make of this? boston radio host went on tv last night and said this. >> this guy, years from now, $150 million, fantastic. okay. what else do you do? how are you going to get him out? not complicated. >> a life-insurance policy. >> meteorologist: the radio host in boston has been in trouble for comments he said before obviously joking around.

a certain responsibility when you are on television or the radio not to -- in things. ben: let's check the forecast, holiday weekend is upon us. >> meteorologist: we will see changes, this one we have to deal with, heat and humidity make a difference in terms of air quality, air quality alert in effect for most of the tristate, gray shaded counties including all five burrows, a coastal connecticut, lower hudson valley, most of new jersey from 11:00 this morning and 11:00 this evening you will see high levels of ozone. if you have to do is something outdoors do it early in the day or just taking it easy during the day because the ozone levels not good for your overall breathing issue especially if you have asthma, emphysema or something like that. 76 central park, 73 in islip, same in montauk, keeping an eye on the fog, not that big a deal

we have the average dewpoint around 65 degrees which makes it sticky if not uncomfortable. not exactly where you are. yesterday. i think some folks are getting used to after a while. it doesn't feel that bad. mainly clear sky for the time being, still looking north and a back door cold front that will be swinging into the tristate region dropping in from canada coming through upstate new york but doesn't have a lot to it. we don't have a lot of additional moisture around there, we have humidity going on with that weak back door cold front sliding in. clouds will slicken for you but as far as our chances go, there will be a little rain here and there. today as far as temperatures go with it humid conditions we will make it to 92 degrees, tomorrow only 82 because of the back door cold from changing the game. temperatures fairly cool into

back to 87 for a high. let's see what is going on on the roads. not bad right now but a lot of folks getting away. ines: the commute okay on long island, nassau county without any problems, conn looks good. let's go to our cameras and look your commute, westchester moving without any issues at all. cross bronx, take a look at that and the alexander hamilton bridge of of the george washington bridge, smooth sailing, the coast is clear on the major deegan as well, trains running on or close to schedule. theresa: a lot more coming up. ben: backlash over tennis with's new music video. some people have a problem with it.

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ben: anna gilligan is here. anna: controversy for retailers with. not all good press for taylor swift. her new music video is trying to back lashed for its portrayal of africa. anna: many critics say it romanticizes the continent and doesn't have enough black people starring in it, showing white colonialism. the director says the video depicts a love story in africa in 1950 and there are black africans playing the fake crew

in the background but it would have been, quote, historically inaccurate to use more black actors. if it had shown more people, he would be rewriting history. in a statement he said, quote, there's no political agenda in the video. justin bieber was caught on camera skateboarding in manhattan. look at that. this went down outside the time-life building. ben: why is his shirt have on and half off? anna: maybe he wants to look at his tattoo as he does it and not the one on the other arm. maybe it is hot out. he went up before jumping back into a car waiting for him and took off. relatively unnoticed. paying attention. anna: drop off a few minutes before people get crazy. theresa: did he do this for publicity? anna: i think he wanted to

skateboard and when you are justin bieber you can't just go do it. ben: he has the security guy it there. anna: he did it around people rather than a state park and would know who he was. remembering actor dean jones. he died monday after a battle with parkinson's disease. he starred in films like that darn cat and the love bug and had a stage career playing robert and company, in 1960 made his broadway debut opposite jane fonda in there went a little girl. jones is survived by his wife of 42 years, three children, eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, he was 84 years old. rapper ja rule started a twitter war over his wikipedia page which lists his high as 5 foot 6. he says he is 5 foot 9. he is upset about this, has gotten traction on twitter with people responding.

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