>> from fox 5 news this is "good day early call". juliet: the u.s. has launched air strikes in an attempt to gil isis members. jihadi john, what is his fate? we will tell you in a moment. ben: several attacks on a side. juliet: the serial transit fee for says her client should be given a job. we will tell you why. juliet: hunting 3 airbag of refuse, 4:30.

have that on? this is new. it is friday the thirteenth. juliet: dms think the julia will be born today? >> meteorologist: if he is born on this day i put that energy out during a slow week. juliet: we are a hot mass this morning. you need to stay here. we have something being spread in the studio here. ben: now it is crooked, i am sorry. >> meteorologist: met show you what we have. looks like this is going to be fun. 55 is your temperatures and for

par, 54 in bridgeport, 52 and islip, 52 in poughkeepsie, put some lipstick on too. winds coming in from the west southwest at 7 to 17 miles per hour, this is one of the big players out there, picking up the good amount here. skies clearing up quite nicely but for the most part we are going to seem mainly sunny skies for the majority of the day, they're building in, that area of low pressure is deepening, pressure, the difference between that no and that high is deepening meaning of the winds are going to be pumped up quite a bit with wind gusts potentially to 30, 40 miles per hour not out of the question. let's show you what is going on with the day here. we will see temperatures starting out at 52 degrees, they're not going up much, we will make it to 57 degrees, colder air still arriving, feels miles press now with 54 but then we drop back down. 57 by noon and it starts coming

down because cooler scare's is arriving in that afternoon and through the next five days 57 today, 52 mar ocala just barely, it will be windy the next couple these so be ready for that and monday. let's bring it to ines rosales. ines: ben takes care of you. the commute is off to a good start, lie in northern states and state doing fine, no issues in new jersey, 287 looking good, let's see how things are moving on staten island, let's go to the cross bronx, staten island doing good, alexander hamilton bridge very quiet on the deegan, trains running on or close. ben: police searching for a man wanted for three attacks on women. this happened while we were on the air, and folded in three hours on the lower east side.

juliet: the nypd says in the first incident happened in 5:40 a.m. followed a 33-year-old woman into her apartment building on james street and tried to rape her, she was there to fight him off, a couple of hours later at 7:40 adam, 24-year-old woman into her building on brooms to read and he stole the id card, ran away. ben: cac 40-year-old woman and her building, he forced her into her apartment and raped her. she was treated and released from the hospital. if you have information call crime stoppers a hundred-577-tips. pretty good shot. this morning, the pentagon is confirming the u.s. launched airstrikes in syria targeting the isis militant jihadi john. juliet: he was hit by a deer strike and is believed to have been killed, evaporated is the word they're using. teresa priolo is following the situation. >> reporter: good morning, we are told it will be some time

before we know exactly f jihadi john is dead. it happened when it there are no u.s. boots on the ground so intelligence officials are monitoring social me the as well as known to isis web sites to see if there's any chatter of his demise. it is too early to tell the man known to the world as jihadi john is dead but a senior u.s. military source tells fox news there, quote, 99% sure we got him. airstrikes occurred in an isis stronghold, the associated press is quoting an unnamed u.s. official saying a drone target of vehicle believed to be carrying jihadi john whose real name is mohammed mwazi. airport and air strikes and explosions last night, the u.s. wishes one of eight targeting terrorist organizations. if jihadi john is dead it would signal a major blow to isis who

has relied on the kuwaiti born british citizen for propaganda. is known for being of a brutal executioner. he was last seen on video carrying out violent beatings including those of americans james foley, pierre case dick, as from jihadi john's demise, the pentagon would only say, quote, we are assessing the results of the operation and will provide additional information where appropriate. for those questioning how he got the name jihadi john, it came by way of former islamic state hostages, he was one of four english-speaking attackers dubbed the beatles because of their british accents. that is the latest, i will send things back to you. "america's nightly scoreboard" thanks, the accused of killing an nypd officer in prison for 12 years on and related charges. the same judge patel wrote howard, sending him to prison on

bars, patricia one has defended sending him to rehab saying it was part of a plea deal and the reason he was on the streets was because he made $35,000 bail, accused of shooting and killing officer rand paul holder during a chase along the fdr drive in harlem last month, the mother tells fox 5 real justice will come when the murder trial begins. >> a comfort because this is -- we are going to have -- it won't bring him back. indy howard is dudack to be arraigned on the 24. juliet: illegal room conversions could be behind the deadly home explosion in new jersey. investigators believe the duplex had been altered to accommodate 16 tenants. the home blew up wednesday killing 24-year-old femme brown, at left is in critical

condition including a 10-year-old boy. the exact cause is under investigation but it is believed natural gas caused it. ben: the lawyer for the serial transit fees busted this week thinks he should be hired as a consultant. sally butler who was representing gary s. help local agencies by pointing does she have a point? on wednesday, accused of being a transit, a lot of question how the gun into the bus, and driving out of of the port authority. mccollum has been arrested 2 dozen times for stealing trains and buses.

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>> meteorologist: lot of stuff going on here. as youtep outhe door, happy friday. it is friday the thirteenth. a great day, 13 is a lucky number. here is what we have, clear start to the day, it is going to be windy and chilly, that is where we are, 54 degrees right now, fluctuated the last couple of hours at 4:56. itwindyutside, it is a cool day, your temperature according to the compur at central ark with clouds at centr park cecking out the regin, pretty warm right now but we hve a cooler air to the

dropped into the 30s and 40s, 46 in pittsburgh, that cooler air in this direction and doesn't take long to get here, it is in a hurry to get here. when it comes to clouds we will see a few of them out here but the rainmakers moved on yesterday, the last ofhe rain days, the extreme northwest coming off of the great lakes but not much else happening here. others and winds picking up as low pressure continues to deegan and high pressures in the southwest tries to move in. we will see basically a clear sky with windy conditions coming in here today and to mao but when it comes to clouds and precip that is not a major problem but we have reenforcing shot of cold air working their way into the tristate region, the coldest day we have with high temperatures barely getting to 50 tomorrow. we have lots of sunine,

thg, 57 degrees later this afternoon and as we go through the next seven days 50 tomorrow, 57 sunday, sunny monday with a high of 60 and shower chances pick up around the middle of next week. the myfoxny.com weather apps has headlines and alerts, daily and hourly forecasts available at the apple itunes store and google play store, myfoxny.com weather apps. it is ines's turn, what do we have on this friday morning? >> not a lot going on, water main break on 46in mount olive westbound, you can see of little bit of red, traffic a little slow west bound by san short road, water main break blocking of a right-wing, east bound not affected by this at all. not going on, westchester crossing the tappan zee bridge no issues on to the sawmill or the thruway. let's look at the y in suffolk county, you are fine on the west bound and eastbod side, george

washington bridge, that camera shot, construction on the upp level has been cleared away, traffic moving fine inbound upper lower, 495 towards building and tunnel looking good as well as the holland. juliet: you are probably watching real-life end to a classic hollywood movie. the mobster accused of lifting a heist in 1978 inspired the movie good fellows has been, surprise of many, acquitted. >> it wanted something we just cut it. >> reporter: the movie good fellows portrait of violent group of mobsters who pulled off one of the biggest robberies in u.s. history, the cargo heist from jfk airport which used to be called idlewild. >> by the time i grew up there was $30 billion a year moving through there and we tried to steal every bit of it. >> 1978 robbery netted the present estimated $6 million in

cash and jewels, one of the great unsolved crimes of new york until a mob turncoat implicated as sarah who was charged with racketeering, the trial for an al 80-year-ol man d in a resdefeat. s heas w shocked by the not guilty verdict. >> i want to reat i wnt to thank mwo lawyethout m wouldn't be here now. they treated me great. >> reporter: the marshalls were nice but the food was not a great. >> i got two years here and i am dying to get home. >> what you going to do? >> have a good meal, see my family. >> he believes jurors found him not guilty because the prosecution's case was, quote, over killed as the defense accused prosecutorss of relying on pay informants including one of a sparrow's cousins saying witnesses were only testifying to escape long prison terms for their own crimes. in new york, steve rappaport, fox news.

ben: talk of raising pay for city council members drawing heavy criticism. council mbermereportedly plan to hike their own salaries by as much as 71%. that would increase their yearly income to $192,000 which is more than the governor of new york, governor cuomo makes. juliet: if you can hike your own salary why would you not? if you can hike it as much as you want what would you not? ben: you need to go to the voters to get reelected. police and firefighters being offered minimal rates. >> how dare they ask for 71% raise when our police officers i chasing men with guns? >> the amount portrayed in the paper, $192,000, outrageous, ridiculous. ben: lawmakers have not had a raise since 2006. juliet: let's talk about this with curtis sliwa, posted "the

radio. where do we begin? >> what onions. 71% for what? we are rated the most corrupt state in all of america, and this city as one of the most corrupt because these elected officials always have their beat in the jobless big wind, dined and pocket lined by the lobbyists, they get 120 gees and every day goes with it, they want everything free and then they want a 71% increase. ben: do you think we even need 51 city council members? >> 51 slackers, did he stand nonperformers? what did michael bloomberg do it? he created 311. the local city council person, he understood they were not

cheney jin shin. juliet: you know what else? >> what a disgrace. you understand yiddish? you are in new york, understand that. your nose up in the air like you just don't care. juliet: you tried to get into a mayor. >> your mayor bill deblasio, not mine may. juliet: big bird as you like to call him. you were not allowed in yet again. >> it is called rsvp. these town hall meetings, i have been to so many of them, rudy guiliani, everybody comes in and you know as the mayor your going to catch grief.

oh note, your mayor, ed bill deblasio so pretentious, you have to rsvp, you know what that stands for when it comes to curtis sliwa, reject curtis sliwa very promptly. juliet: does a really have to rsvp? >> everybody. there's a friend list and enemies list. ben: he stacked the deck for people who are going to be friendly. >> this was about education. my two youngest sons go to public school in queen their mother is the queens borough president, best friend of my enemy of all enemies, your mayor conrad bill deblasio. ben: your access is within but meeting and you were not allowed in. >> i was told by was persson on non grata. a bunch of other people had because and greeks, talk about the homeless, the mentally ill, potholes, lack of quality of

life. no, no, no, you can't come in and exercise your first amendment right of free speech. juliet: what is he worried about? if he is scared of you, and you really can't do anything for him, what does that serve about governor cuomo? >> what that him. king cuomo ii, he is terrified of any form of criticism. in my jacket, i he sees the coming fact that he is going to be a 1-term mayor. do everything in my power to make sure you are put on to the retirement rail. juliet: it is polyester. comfortable. >> are you making a fashion statement about me?

-- be open, legitimate town hall meeting. >> i will share a split with you at gracie mansion. you are smoking it everyday. what about this geriatric espressos it in psychotic killer of organized crime, they turned him loose. what is wrong with this jury? you know who this guy killed? remember this scene in good fellows, the whig guide, i want my cuts, he got his cut of a. he killed maury, he killed the whig guy and is going to get away with it. these geriatric espresso sticking organize killers of organized crime got to be haunted until the day they die and if we can get them they got to do 20 years without parole. that would put them at the century mark. ben: curtis sliwa, posted "the curtis and kuby show".

>> are as vp, reject curtis sliwa very promptly. ben: justin bieber is singing, still ahead, rex ryan, rioting last night. the jets lost.

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ben: indecisive this morning. juliet: i know. i don't do hot today. sports, rex ryan facing the jet for the first time since being fired at the end of last season. ben: 3-0 jets, ryan fitzpatrick looking downfield, brandon marshall, there he goes, picked off by corey graham, first turnover would lead to a field goal. the ensuing kickoff, at devon smith is going to get hit and fumbled the ball, duke williams picked up the ball, he is going

all little later on, there we go, fourth quarter, 31 yards, scoring strike, 22-17, that would be the of final, the bills hold on, 22-17 win. >> you lose games for a reason. i am not going to go back and say we should have won his game. we were in it and fought hard, didn't play situational football or execute the red zone, we turned our eye on the field. >> it feels great, absolutely, a helluva football team, very talented team. juliet: ryan fitzpatrick, will have surgery on a tour ligament in his left thumb today, his non throwing hand. he will be ready to play in the next game on november 22nd even though he is having surgery. we are a few minutes from the top of the 5:00 hour.

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