audrey heard the intruder kick in the back door.he grabbed the portable phone, ran to the bathroom and locked herself in. but apparently, he heard her on the phone. [ screaming ] [ shot ] then grabbed her purse and left. >> here was a woman that was huddled on the floor of her bathroom on 911, who, at least in the opinion of the forensic pathologist, turned her head to avoid what she saw was coming, the fatal gunshot. it doesn't get any worse than that. >> unfortunately, police could find no witnesses. >> we didn't have any neighbors or anything that saw or heard anybody in the neighborhood that could give us any type of physical description. >> he has no regard for human life. and our concern was at that point, we needed to find this guy and put him away. they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down. for the nutrition you want without the calories y

audrey: beaches should be fabulous. antwan: as soon as we get off the air, i have got a text-message for you. but that is it for us, i am antwan lewis with duke castiglione, and audrey puente, stay tuned because this one is coming up next with "sports extra," we'll see you later.

audrey: we have a date next week. juliet: i can't believe they're letting us in. >> they're letting me in. a great day to play. a dry and beautiful day across the tristate area. starting off a cool morning. which can out sussex now dropped down to 49 degrees at the 6:00 hour. grab a light jacket or sweater out the door across new jersey. islip and 67 in montauk and dew points are really nice. mostly in the 40s and 50s this is very comfortable air that is in place. we're also clear an dry across much of the northeast and into new england. just a few high clouds may speckle skies today but high pressure is going to keep us nice and dry. no rain in the forecast for saturday, sunday so we have another great weekend ahead we lucked out and expect more fabulous beach and boating. wear your sunscreen because uv index is high at a 7. boaters beware 3 feet and water temperature mostly in middle 70s. plenty of sun sheen today. temperatures rising into low 80s. upper 80s by sunday. also going to turn up humidity, in fact, as we

audrey puente has or answer. audrey: we've been fortunate with great beach days on the weekends. as we start off the week it looks like we'll see changes coming into forecast. today it was 85 in central park. about average this time of year. here are sunrise and sunset times tomorrow. right now we're sitting comfortable across much of the area, we're at 79 in central park. 78 out to newark liberty, in low 80s in sussex and toward pack -- poughkeepsie, it is 85, dewpoints are sliming, we find -- are starting climb, we find responsiblings in 60s, it feels uncomfortable through tonight and tomorrow. you will feel the difference in the humidity when you head outside in the morning. we have a couple of high clouds across the area, we're under the influence of hype hoop in the northeast -- high pressure in the northeast keeping plus teched from a system. as we go through next 12 to 24 hours things will be changing with an area of low pressure which is deputies in mid section -- which is developing in mid second of the nation, our chances of rain are increasing starting tomorrow with a

i'm coming for you, audrey. rosanna: oh boy. can audrey do it? have. using it. >> that's his brother. brother time. greg: he shouldn't be doing that in the house. rosanna: do you need gas? >> no, it plugs in. rosanna: so you have to recharge it? recharge it. and six hours out of a full charge. greg: audrey is impressed. rosanna: want to try it? audrey: i don't know with the heels on. rosanna: you? greg: yes? rosanna: you look comfortable on this. greg: a helmet would be a good thing on this. rosanna: you are looking like you are ice skating. >> no. rosanna: give him the ice skating music. greg: how about back wards? >> go for it. greg: that is harder. i prefer forward. congratulations, guys. >> thank you. rosanna: this is a lot of fun. >> we are selling it to a few stores in california and you can purchase it online. >> how'd you come up with the name? >> my little brother would take a bunch and play duck, duck goose. rosanna: oh want to try that? greg: no, no duck, duck goose. that is for another day. that is good in kindergarten. >> he was 8 ye

very concerned that now that we know more about this triad of symptoms, audrey edmonds was someone who very likely also did nothing to this child that she was alleged to have shaken. i wondered, you know, about whether this was right, this reasoning was right. i was concerned because i knew based on my training as a prosecutor that so many cases were factually indistinguishable from the facts of audrey edmonds that the same triad of symptoms that convicted her convicted so many others. and so is if this court was right that the science had shifted and that there were so many unknowns now such that audrey edmonds needed to have her conviction overturned, i wondered about how the criminal justice system would adapt and respond to the other convictions very much like hers. and so that's what drew me into the research. i wanted to figure out whether this shift in scientific thinking really had occurred, and if so, what the implications for criminal justice would be. >> host: are there legitimate cases of shaken baby? >> guest: that depends on who you ask. those particularly in the biomecha

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juliet: audrey keeping track of the forecast. we are riveted to the video. >> reporter: cabarrus 69 degrees, plenty of sunshine today, nice and warm but more importantly it will feel less humid out there. a beautiful day ahead. you can track the weather by downloading our weather apps at myfoxny.com, get your daily and hourly forecast for e as your google play store and the itunes store. we will have more "good day new york" coming right up. 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: it is a nice day out. nice and dry across the area and pull in some spots waking up with temperature readings and the 50s. and in monticello. in central park, still in 70s. check out the dew points. and readings in the 50s is refreshingly dry, still a little muddy toward montauk but some good weather through the day today but a cold front swept through the area yesterday taking rain to the east of us and ushered in try comfortable air. i

and uplifting. >> audrey puente has fantastic forecast. we'll talk to audrey. the search is on for a fishing boat that authorities believe capsized off the coast of new jersey. >> 40-foot vessel is missing from sandy hook. >> nobody is reported missing. nobody found the boat. i don't know where they got the information from. >> for some reason authorities holding back on this one. wall street, let's hope for some improvement. yesterday was not good but not as bad as it was. asia is off to pretty decent start. they had a decent day. things stablize ad little bit. analysts tell us that is important for what happened here. >> also donald trump got into another war of words with a journalist. this time univision anchor jorge ramos. he got tossed out of a press conference when he tried to ask the donald a question. >> no you don't. you haven't been called. go back to univision. >> oh, was that a dig? >> it wasn't a very nice thing to say. jorge was out of order. he didn't wait his turn. >> but jorge was allowed back in the room. he asked another question. >> here co

look at this, audrey. right. a large mine waste spill in colorado is turning the water a sludgey color of orange. the epa accidentally spilled about a million gallons of waste water. e be pa officials admitted a clean-up crew triggered the spill at a mine. the orange muck contains heavy metals including iron, skin k and copper. as this makes its way down river to new mexico, authorities are asking people to avoid contact with the river until the sludge has passed. >>> we have a look at what's coming up in sports. >> how you doing, christina -- i was a little confused. i'm not normally here. anyway, the race in the american league east, folks, is heating up pretty, pretty good. big question for the yankees up in the bronx this afternoon, would the price be right or would it be wrong? we'll tell you all about it, so make sure you stay right where looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >> all right. how you doing, everyone? well, after losing a very tough one last night 2-

ad audrey has the latest. ben: they set to resume probably around now actually after -- sun rise this morning. for both it was seen cam sizing off the new jersey coast near sandy hook. no sign of the people who were onboard that vessel. juliet: nor dangerous to ride the subway. new york post analysis of crime data shows assaults are way up this year. we're going to tell you which stations top the list. >> stock market in asia mixed today as anxious investors hope for a recovery. later on this morning on wall street after being out most of the day yesterday. dow finishing down about 200 points. juliet: good morning everybody i'm juliet huddy. ben: i'm ben simmoneau august 26th thank you for being with us "good day wake up." a beautiful start out there. juliet: very nice miss puente what is up out there? audrey: trying to get' attention none of rues listening to each other. but i have good news for you we have fabulous whrp out there this morning. it is going to stick with with us through today an, in fact, take

check out 6-year-old audrey and her impressive dance moves. ♪ oh yeah, look at that. >> darned cute.s actually doing the hit the qwan dance by i heart memphis. ♪ she's dancing with her babysitter and friend who obviously taut her all these amazing moves. i love the way she shakes her hips. >> that's my favorite part. she doesn't have to do anything else. >> the video obviously getting a lot of attention and that is a good thing because the reason this video was posted was because little audrey has something diamond black anemia, it's failure to produce red blood cells causing her severe aanemia. the family wanted to create awareness and it certainly has. >> it doesn't seem to be slowing her down one bit at least in this video. what a cutie pie. i want to dance with her and i hate dancing. >> you do. >>> mission impossible. ♪ >> go get it. give me the toy. hey! so smart. >> david fuste has some serious man claws, i don't mean because he's a climber, i mean because of the way he climbs. >> whoa! i saw his man claws. okay. >> that was a full moon move. >> david is a balls-out climber li

steve: we have audrey tracking storms. audrey: that is correct. a nice day across the tri-state area, it's quite across the region, we have a couple of isolated showers being picked up by the radar. most of that is happening across northwest new jersey. we have a lot of rain towards the west and pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall across new york as well as northwestern portions of pennsylvania. lightning is associated with some of these cells. dumping heavy amount of rainfall across different parts of the state. west virginia coming out of the ohio valley area. and so let's take a look at the flash flood watch, this starts tonight and go through tomorrow evening. isolated hi there in parts of the urban areas. average for this time of year, it is muggy out there. we are expecting rain and a lot of it. the bulk of the rain could move past, it will produce heavy downpours at time. upper 70s to low '80s and it will be a soaker and flooding will be an issue. steve: now the death toll has risen to 12 with 113 people infected for the legionnaires' out

audrey: erika has been downgraded significantly to just an area of low pressure. it is still sort of wreaking havoc across the caribbean idol. moving over cuba bringing rain across that part of the nation and moving northeastward or northwest ward north into parts of florida as we go into the rest of the weekend. most likely center will pass to the west coast herl. but it is providing some rainfall already across south florida and it will continue to do so as question go through the next several days. wase take a look at the cloud deck we're expecting cloudy skies after the next several days and just a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. now some of those could cause minor flooding across the state but overall we're not expecting the grand impact that we did earlier this week. from erika across florida. it could impede some of your travel plans, though. lots of clouds over the orlando and a lot of vacation spots. again, there will be the threat days. but as national hurricane center is actually focused more so on this system. on o the last flash of the

a check of the forecast, audrey. looking good there too. >> well, christina, pretty nice -- >> oh, there's a beach ball. >> you know why? i went to go tweet that. >> if you're going to the beach tomorrow, we are expecting the uv index to be high at an 8. the water will feel nice because the temperature is in the low to mid 70s. >> that does it for us tonight. i'm christina park with russ salzburg and audrey puente. "animation domination" is up next. >> fox 5 news isn't over, go to my fox ny down for news, weather and entertainment updates. the most powerful name in local news, on air and online. fox 5 news and myfoxny.com, brought to you by: [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyda

audrey: that's right, it was feeling kind of muggy. temperatures will come down a bit below 90 degrees for a change 90 degrees in central park and topping it at 87. hitting that number around noon today. this morning we start off with a mild and muggy 77 degrees in these numbers are well above average for this time of year. right now we are sitting in the 70s across the tri-state area. out towards montauk lane. been checking in at 75 degrees and the muddiness is there, feeling quite uncomfortable and it's going to continue to be that way for another day or two. once a relatively light out of the southeast and it looks like our satellite radar is indicating this as well. producing flooding conditions across new jersey and those have kind of broken off and i would just have a couple of light showers in suffolk county this evening as we go through the rest of the night. over to the west we have instability coming in across pennsylvania and new york. and then our focus will be on a cold front sitting towards the west. then it's very unstab

hello audrey. >> hello antwan another hot day across the tristate area. temperatures above average across the region. we topped it out at 90 across parts of the area. i'll let you know how long the heat is going to continue when "fox 5 news" at 10 continues. [african-style music] take my hand to the land take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! (narrator) only one family goes to incredible lengths to bring the thrills, the adventure and the best of africa back home to you. kalahari resorts. now open in the pocono mountains. book now at kalahariresorts.com [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyday low price internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. even with wifi at home and on the go. plans start at $14.9

dari: thank you, audrey. mayor de blasio has signed a new law that requires testing and maintenance of all the city's cooling towers. steve: that's in response to the deadly legionnaires out break in the bronx. jessica joins us with more on the new regulations. >> reporter: since the outbreak of legionnaires in the south bronx, many have been asking how did this happen? officials blaming contaminated cooling towers. the mayor said when it comes to new yorkers' health, they won't take any chances. >> this bill will give us additional tools that will allow us to protect our people. >> it's the first in the nation legislation for cooling tower maintenance, a plan the city calls a powerful response to battle the deadly legionnaires' disease. >> intro 866 requires the registration, inspection and disinfection of all existing cooling towers and all new cooling towers that come online. >> reporter: 12 people dead and 127 cases were reported in the latest outbreak, the largest in the city's history. the new regulatio

dari: we have audrey puente with the first look. audrey: that is right, ladies. starting off with a nice weekend across the tri-state area. high temperatures just about average for this time of year. most readings in the 80s across the area. cooler in montauk where 79 degrees was the high and monticello 77. right now it feels really good outside. sixtys north and west of the city like in poughkeepsie and towards monticello. and currently in central park 74, down the shore in delmar we have a nice 72 degrees. across the island, islip near a comfortable evening. it's also due to the dewpoint. readings in the 50s right now. taking a look at the scale, that is a comfortable level. we are going to stay that way for one more day before the numbers began to rise and the humidity build and starts to get sticky across the area tomorrow afternoon. looking at satellite and radar shows that we are clear right now. we will stay that way through the overnight. that is how we will start out saturday. a few high clouds rotating time to time. moving into the 80s. it's going to be

let's talk to audrey. audrey, what a remarkable difference in weather today compared to yesterday and the previous several days. audrey: true. because of the humidity. the temperatures didn't drop much. we had a drop in humidity. that made a big difference the exception? east end of long island. you've been socked in with the clouds today as well as the shower activity, which we'll take a look at. speaking of rain, we had .3 of an inch of rain in central park this morning. today's high was 87. we hit that just before 2:00. right now we're at 86. humidity, dew point, very comfortable levels. it's going to stay that way tomorrow. right now we're sitting at 80 degree readings in poughkeepsie, sussex, just under 90 towards newark liberty. we're in the 70s towards monticello, bridgeport, islip and montauk is checking in at elsewhere across the northeast, we're in the 70s in boston. it's 80 up towards the capital district in albany. 81 in williamsport. we have cooler, drier air working in behind the front that t

that is a look at sports. >> we'll be right back. >> audrey has a first look at the w [african-style music] take my hand to the land take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! (narrator) only one family goes to incredible lengths to make sure your family time never becomes endangered. kalahari resorts. now open in the pocono mountains. book now at kalahariresorts.com >> so the all-female cast of the upcoming ghostbusters remake paid a visit to a boston hospital this weekend. melissa mccarthy, kristin wiig arrived in full costume. >> the cast even brought along their famous proton packs. luckily, they weren't needed. hope they keep the soundtrack, right? >> oh, yeah, that song, they'd have to. >> you're right. >> will we have sunshine? >> you know what? we had an awesome weekend, but things are changing. tonight the humidity begins to build, you will feel it tomorrow morning, and temperatures will be soaring into the 90s across many locations. mostly tomorrow night is when i expect widespread rain activity. stays humid on tuesday, nice and dry for wednesday. that's my pick for the best weathe

of symptoms also convicted others the science had shifted and there were so many unknowns such as audrey edmonds need to have her conviction overturned i wondered how the criminal-justice system would adapt and respond so that is what drew me into the research with the shift of scientific thinking and where it had occurred and what were the implications. >> host: are there legitimate cases of shaken baby? >> it depends on who you ask some people say you would see neck or spine involvement or bruises. then those who say maybe you can and maybe it is a real diagnoses but we simply cannot feel confident diagnosing on these three systems alone but that the abusers should be held accountable for the prosecution to go forward with medical collaboration in the cases that i write about in my book our triad only cases. >> host: in the say there are thousands of those? >> the data base of my now does not break that diagnosis down into triad only or triad plus. i do know there are many hundreds of. >> so why do so many ended a guilty plea? >> the evidence was seen as overwhelming and then to presen

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steve: audrey, you could do it outside. perfect. >> it was. we had beautiful weather with highs just about average for this time of year. i'll let you know how long this great stretch will last. steve: now a message from fox 5 vice president and general manager lew leone. >> right now there's no hope for kids in new york city's failing public schools. under the current administration, it's been two years of school down the drain. and the news is getting worse every day. from day one, the de blasio administration and his hand-picked chancellor have not had the best interest of students as their top priority. the first thing they did was back up the truck and award the teachers' union a massive contract with retroactive pay raises. now the new york post has been reporting a seemingly endless stream of fraud, social promotion where kids get a free pass to the next grade regardless of their performance and proficiency has returned. kids are allowed to take numerous summer classes for quote unquote credit recovery and cheat on the exams and kids wh

a great day to be outside to enjoy that, audrey. >> sure was. that water slide was amazing. >> amazing, right? [laughter] >> it's going to be there, actually, next saturday, so you get another chance to actually try it out. it was a hot day across the tristate area once again, a lot of readings in the 80s although we were at 90 degrees in parts of the area like in poughkeepsie. 91 towards newark liberty airport, 90 in belmar, 81 in monticello and out towards long island beaches, temperatures mostly in the middle to upper 80s. right now sitting at 84 in islip, 88 in bridgeport, 86 in central park at the moment, and we're just under 90 out towards newark. still feeling good in belmar, and we're in the upper 70s up towards monticello. these numbers are running a few degrees down from where they were yesterday, but the big difference is in the dew points. it's made things very comfortable across the region, and with readings in the 50s and 60s, it'll feel nice going into the evening, and i think we'll squeeze out one more dry day before the humidity

audrey: it's cleaner than my bathroom. i'm not claiming that every half hour. [laughter] steve: me as well. dari: if you didn't get to enjoy today we are expecting a repeat performance from mother nature. we have nice dry air and plays in today's high numbers right on target for the time of year. a high of 83 degrees and that was at about 230 this afternoon. i was in central park when they recorded that. 67 degrees, sunrise and sunset times for tomorrow. high temperature is nice across the tri-state area. and a beautiful day in bridgeport with a high of 83. it was 82 in poughkeepsie and mid 70s for monticello in a little bit cooler but place. showers and monticello. fifty-seven is the current reading. hudson valley, poughkeepsie, 77 at newark and liberty airport. so it's all about the point. this is a measure of moisture in the atmosphere refreshingly dry air that is in place and that is tomorrow. wins are relatively light and our satellite and radar looks pretty clear and dry. --hyphen clouds being found in the areas. all across the northeast through new engla

rosanna: audrey, what'd you think? audrey: well, don't touch the cameras. i will slow down. all right, folks, let's talk about the numbers here. we are expecting beautiful weather across the tristate area and you are feeling it this morning. it is less humid out there. we are seeing plenty of sunshine throughout the day. the weather is stretching into the weekend and no chance of rain. we are in the 60s. it is 70 degrees in new york city and 73 up to newark. down the shore in belmar it is gorgeous. the hewlett packard right now at 70. the highs into the 80s. so it is all about the dew points this morning. this is a measure of moisture in the atmosphere. there is dry air in place and that is the case this morning. still in the 60s out to montauk. a cold front swept through the area yesterday and helped to bring in the dryer air. plenty of sunshine today and high clouds to north and to the west and the high pressure is dominating the weather for the rest of the week and expecting great weather from the great lakes to the northeast and that is sticking with us for a couple of d

steve: thank you, audrey. a new law aimed at vehicle future outbreaks of legion in's disease in new jersey. the mayor signed that into law today. that requires committees testing along with quarterly inspections in response to the legion nellle la outbreak in the bronx that claimed the lives of 12 people and singed more than 120. >> it is im planep men tation is needed, especially in those areas, with greater health disparities like the south bronx. steve: all right. the new law takes effect madeliment they have 30 days to register the cooling towers. kite result in finds up to $25,000. dari: city hall has been dealing with the homeless and you ho thetom in times square. steve: womenle wearing a lel bit more than a thong. sharon crowley is live to explan the options the mayor is currently considering to get tem covered up. sharon? reporter: steve, you know, anyone who has been to times square where 50,000 people come through here daily, you see all coupeds of things, the bizarre, the crazy, everybody it seems

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audrey puente is in with a first look at the forecast. >> sorry to laugh. but it's true. if you need to get stuff done, do it today. you have several hours before the rain arrives. we don't anticipate it until after midnight. we're sitting with temperatures very nice. we're in the 70s across the tri-state. we're at 77 in central park. 77 in islip. 75 out towards montauk. we're at 80 in bridgeport. 79 in poughkeepsie. cooler at monticello where the temperature is at 68. that's also because we have some rain moving through monticello. a couple of scattered showers have rotated in from eastern pennsylvania. this is a precursor of what's headed our way. a bigger system is sitting to our west. it will provide us with a good amount of rainfall overnight right through the daytime hours tomorrow. much of the heavier rain is off to the west across the western great lakes edging out of ohio into western pennsylvania. i think it will probably be arriving after midnight. tomorrow morning's commute is going to be a soaker. we could see upwards of three inches of rain and that's why th

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like audrey mistray seen here, and nicholas pavoli. >> never take a dive for granted. you don't know what dive is going to be your last. >> the most dangerous sport in the world? >> i would say so, except competitive russian roulette. >> reporter: for him the dance of danger attracts him and so many others to the sport. >> you're taking your body where it seriously doesn't want to go, to the point where everything is contracting in your body. >> why? >> yeah. people want to know. >> i guess, what can you do? what are we capable of as a species? people. >> reporter: considered the foremost authority on free diving education he lent his skills to make the movie "the cove" and trained david blaine for his special "drowned alive." i experienced some of the intense mental and physical sport. taking the turn in the water in the cayman islands, trained to free diver. first the breath hold. all these lessons, the breathing, the mental call calisthenics calisthenics, geared to teaching me to ignore my body's cry for oxygen. see those convulsions? my body demanding to breathe. b

audrey kitchoff says the hunting was illegal. >> to make important decisions about the future of receptionldlife, decisions regarding that cannot be based on emotions. >> zimbabwe's project camp fire believes human-wild, you cannot hunt unless you have made a direct contribution to the conservation of the species. >> reporter: while the sport and passion for many continues to be legal, this time a smile did not make a kill. famida miller, al jazeera. fest. >> the blog, send the stories behind the stories, aljazeera.com. >>> hello, i'm richard gizbert, and you are at the listen post. here are some of the media stories, politics, and problems with the coverage of immigration

i see audrey nodding. >> it's true. christina: i feel the heat. >> yeah. it's been a global thing, not just here. it's more of across the entire earth that we've seen hot temperatures, record-breaking weather. christina: kind of worrisome. >> we'll have to wait and see. that's a whole other newscast. christina: we'll keep it simple with the forecast. >> let's stick to the tri-state. it wasn't as hot as the weekend. it felt uncomfortable because of the dew point. our high temperatures were slightly above average. mostly into the 80s. we hit a high of 85 in islip. it was 83 in montauk. we were just under 90 up towards poughkeepsie. here's a look at the current readings. we're in the 80s. we have rain-cooled readings in the 70s across poughkeepsie -- monticello and sussex. it's all about the dew points. you can see the readings are in the 60s and 70s. it is uncomfortable for another day. our winds are brisk. they're breezy coming off the ocean between 10 to 20 miles an hour. that will continue as we go through the rest of the evening. our focus is on a cold f

audrey puente is here. >> a couple of places did. we had a severe thunderstorm towards dutchess county earlier, but most of us should stay dry for the rest of the night. let's look at the numbers. that's the big story. the heat wave continues in central park with today's high of 90. we hit 91 at newark-liberty airport. 90 in sussex. 93 was the hotspot on the map today. that's in poughkeepsie. 86 was the high in montauk and bridgeport 88 earlier this afternoon. right now we're sitting warm across the region. we're at 78 in montauk. 81 in islip. it's 83 in bridgeport. 90 in poughkeepsie. 88 in sussex. 87 in newark and down the shore in belmar where it was nice, the current temperature is at 82. it's all about the dew points. that's a measure of moisture in the atmosphere. when we see readings in the 60s and 70s, it makes it feel uncomfortable. it will stay that way for the next couple of days even though our highs will be coming down into the 80s. there are the showers i talked about. we had cells come through the hudson valley earlier

audrey puente is here. another summer weekend is here. everybody is wondering how's the weather going to be. looks good. >> if it is going to feel like summer, this is the weekend. we're anticipating heat and humidity across the tri-state. make the plans now to be outdoors and especially at the beach. it will be gorgeous. we'll take a look at that in a minute. let's talk about today. it was warm across the tri-state. some folks would say hot. i say warm because i like it hot. we could all use more heat. highs were in the 80s across the tri-state. islip, 83. 82 at montauk. 87 -- actually 88 was the high in central park. and we were just shy of 90 at newark liberty airport. right now we're sitting warm across the area. a lot of 80-degree readings. we're in store for a mild evening across the tri-state. a little different today. yesterday we had dew points in the 40s and 50s. that made it refreshingly dry. today it's starting to creep up. we're finding numbers in the 50s and 60s. they're going higher, so it will get humid through the next co

that's when audrey smoot brings her back down to earth.udrey won the first heat just before heather, beating her time by slightly more than .1 second. but she didn't fall down. she's like, um, i actually won. sorry. had to scoot on over to take second there. it was a funny thing that i was just on cloud nine and thought i won everything, and then it took someone to say, hey, move over. >> heather's second place overall finish in the 600 meters adds a crucial eight points to minnesota's team total. >> eight points was exactly the margin of our victory for the team that day. it was kind of a happy coincidence that if i hadn't got up and finished the race we would have lost or tied. >> heather graduates for the university of minnesota in december 2009, but coach wilson will never forget heather's golden moment. >> she's got the heart of a lion. we may never see that again ever in our lives, something of that nature. >>> coming up, speedboaters make a hard left and then exit stage right. >>> and there's nothing routine about this fill up. when

audrey puente shows us what's appening with apps for dog lovers. yeah. >> dog walking has gone to the -- well, apps. swifto brings walking your dog into the 21st century with realtime gps tracking of your furry friend. the mystery of what happens once a dog walker picks up your dog can be solved. >> now you can know everything that's going to happen. they provide an app. you can know when they picked up the dog, where they're going with the dog, when the dog has gone a no. 2. everything. >> reporter: updates, tracking maps and pictures will help give dog owners peace of mind when the paws hit the pavement. if your boxer is looking for some tail, check out tin dog, a dating app for dogs. well, maybe not just for your dog. >> there's something really interesting. tin dog works like tinder. it's pictures of dogs. swipe left if not interested. you know what else is on the the owner. >> reporter: that's right. you can chot with other dog owners, plan a double date and riley may not be the only one to find love in the park. if you want a getaway out of t

audrey is joining us. we had a beautiful day. a great weekend. and there's always a but. but. >> the weather has been on the weekends and we've had to deal with one or two days of rain during the week. ernie: we'll take that. >> we squeezed out one nice day to start the week. things will be changing going into tonight. highs today nice. just about average for this time of year. we had a high of 84 in central park. it was 81 out towards newark 78 in montauk. we were in the low 70s in monticello with low 80s up towards poughkeepsie. right now, poughkeepsie is at 81. 75 in montauk right now. 77 in the park. degrees. you've had some rain there. our dew points are indicating it's feeling muggy out there. when we see readings in the 60s like on the map, it starts to feel uncomfortable. these numbers will be rising through tonight and definitely through the day tomorrow. our satellite and radar is showing that things are quiet. we had a couple of isolated showers across northwestern new jersey and the hudson valley. everyone else has remained dry. the clouds are starting to thic

let's talk to audrey, who's dressed in red, looking bright and cheerful for the weekend. >> we're expecting bright weather into the weekend, too. we had a great start to the weekend with temperatures mostly in the 80s across the tri-state. ernie: a pretty day. >> plenty of sunshine and a breeze made it comfortable. ernie: felt good. >> 75 in monticello. 84 in poughkeepsie. 80 in bridgeport. montauk, 78. we were in the 80s down the shore in belmar. it was a great beach day. we're sitting at 77 in belmar. 76 is the reading in montauk. 81 in central park. and 84 up towards poughkeepsie. it's all about the dew point. this is a measure of moisture in the atmosphere. we see readings in the 50s. that's comfortable air that's in place. we're going to have one more day before the humidity starts to turn up by the second half of the weekend. it was breezy today, but the winds appear to be weakening. they will do so through the evening. mainly clear skies out there. a couple of clouds hugging the south fork out here towards montauk as well as towards the hamptons as well. we have high pressure in cont

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i can tell you there's a report from audrey puente we have a shower over manhattan. there might be a couple of pop-up showers. most of them should be off to the north and west. we haven't had a lot. it's not going to last long. the good weather will continue for another day. we have better news for friday, because the storm that we were talking about in the last few days has been trending southward and it looks like now it won't be bring to new york city. might bring rain to those of you in central and southwest jersey. 87, 72 today. the humidity down again. it was a lot more comfortable to be outside. we have sunshine and clouds and a little shower i'll show you on the radar overhead. 84, 69 is where we should be. 101 the record high. 83 now. humidity is dry. a north-northwest wind at 10. it's been a little stronger than that. sun and clouds, 28, 85, the pressure is rising. middle to upper 80s. mid 80s to the east end. 90 in belmar. they've cooled down to 88. it's cooled to 78 at sussex. 73 monticello. lower 80s hudson valley to the city. middle 80s across long isla

. >> also happening, audrey is here. nick is off on a vacation. you're here, which is great. love your red dress. nice and cheerful. gave us a beautiful day. >> it turned out to be a nice start. it's muggy for some folks. tonight we'll probably need the umbrellas in the overnight hours. ernie: get it out. get it ready. for how long? >> i think tomorrow afternoon we'll start to see improvement. it will be a really nice second half of the week. make your plans now. today's highs, temperatures were in the 80s across the region. 87 is where we hit at central park. that was at 1:30 this afternoon. we're in the 80s in many locations like new york city, montauk, 77. we're in the 70s in monticello. we have 80 degrees from newark to belmar. it's all about the dew points. uncomfortable. a lot of readings are in the 60s to low 70s towards the east end of the island. that's the case across the northeast. check out to our west. we have 40s and 50s from detroit to buffalo. that's drier air that's heading right in our direction. it will get here by tomorrow evening. before it does, we have

. >> for audrey claire farm to table restaurant in center city relying heavily on daily deliveries. >you can over stock a certain amount of things but you can't over stock fish, produce it just goes bad. >> reporter: no traffic could mean no business. >> we'll have to make an executive decision whether to close either saturday or sunday hopefully we have enough food to make the through saturday but we would most certainly be out for most things for sunday. >> reporter: now, you will be able to travel inside that restricted zone although it will probably be pretty difficult. but you should know if you intend to leave that restricted zone, you won't be a toil get back in. we're live in center city charlotte huffman cbs3 eyewitness news. >> it's going to be something charlotte. no doubt about it. thanks so much. help is needed for crowd control during that papal visit. a job fair was held this morning at the pa career link center in center fee and job seekers interviewed to secure one of up to 100 security guard positions. these jobs pay between eight to $10 an hour and the jobs had last