ross in ridgewood with much more. a.j. >> reporter: police say this is a mysterious pattern that happens around this time every year here in ridgewood, we are talking about blank poles like this with missing street signs. they are costing taxpayers here a lot of green. >> these were just recently reported missing. >> reporter: it's a crossroads ridgewood new jersey police say they have been at before as one by one street signs throughout this community are disappearing. chief john ward estimates between 30 and 40 signs have been stolen in just the last few weeks. >> what we found in the past is sometimes these are college kids that are taking the signs with them back to college as an memorabilia and attachment to their own towns. >> reporter: while some dismiss this trend as kids being kids, the signs cost $65,000 a pop. this small town is now footing a large bill of several thousand dollars. and police say this isn't a prank. it's a crime that could have serious consequences. >> let's say a paramedic was responding f

dozens of streets signs in ridgewood have been stolen in the last month. the problem has gotten so bad that the ridgewood police department has offered an amnesty to anyone who has stolen a street sign and brings it back before september 15. they don't get reported or get charged with a crime. so i went to the police department to speak with chief john ward about the problem and why he's doing this interesting new program. >> you take a stop sign and there's an accident with injury and/or death you could be held criminally and civilly responsible. we have seen where they have shown up in people's dorm rooms or on people's walls. >> the police department has offered amnesty to anyone who brings back this time before september 15 and after that you are not so lucky. it's actually a trend. they happen around august and that some students are heading off to college. they want to take a piece of their hometown with him. he told me currently 37 signs have gone missing this month and of that 20 of them have been returned. a few of those 20 are not from this year

keep the signs up, kids. >> reporter: dozens of missing street signs, ridgewood police say they have seen the pattern before. they are hoping a new amnesty offer will help bring the signs back. >> this is an intersecting street. these were just returned and these were reported missing. >> chief john ward says this summer they have seen an uptick with 30 to 40 signs stolen in the last few weeks. it may not seem like a big deal offhand, the signs cost 65 bucks apiece and that is not including the labor hours to replace them. taxpayers are being faced with a large bill over several thousand dollars. >> costing us, the taxpayer. put the signs back. amnesty program. >> we stepped up patrols marked and unmarked. the village has taken steps to put identifiers on the signs so there is no doubt it's a village of ridgewood sign. >> the amnesty window is open to anyone that wants to return a sign with no questions asked. it will run through mid- september. after that anyone caught with a missing sign will be prosecuted. >> if you want to do hometown pride, we are all for that. don't take ones t

they planted flowers and vegetables, hope sprouted for residents like jay, calling ridgewood home for more than 20 years. >> it will be nice. the neighborhood's looking nice. >> reporter: here's the problem, the mta owns the land, and a spokesperson said, quote, they are trespassing and have until all 3 to veigh case setting up a garden underneath our structure hampers us to get to the structure in the case of the an emergency. the mta padlocked the gate, weeds are growing again, and while these peppers wither, the community's passion is not. >> we realize through doing it it's really important for the community because of how much support we got so i think there is a way, there's a middle ground there. >> this community is refusing to give up. now, they are planting seeds hoping they blossom into a dialogue. i asked the mta, and they simply told me, quote, no discussion. >> let us try to help our community to clean it up. or try to help us to clean it up. >> there's just trash in there. >> reporter: there from the beginning says they want to work with the mta for the good of the comm

in ridgewood, new jersey, alice gainer, cbs 2 news. >> and parents could also be liable if their kids have the signs in their homes. the village is now putting distinctive marking on their signs. it's also increased police patrols. >>> if you have turkey bacon in your refrigerator, we have a warning about one brand. oscar mayer is recalling two million pounds of turkey bacon amid reports of people becoming sick. the company says the product may spoil before the best when used by date. the affected products have best when used by dates between august 24 and october 30. you can find some more information on this on cbsnewyork.com. >>> in tonight's healthwatch, it may sound like science fiction but it is real. doctors are growing human tissue in a lab in an effort to fix knee cartilage. cbs 2's dr. max gomez tells us what their tests could mean for the future. >> reporter: ironically, it was his commitment to staying active that ended up costing taylor landgraph a few weeks on the couch. hoping to get in a quick workout, he borrowed a roommate's skateboard to get to the gym and ended up

and we're going to see a gradual drying trend. 89 in ridgewood. high humidity. it's steamy, it's a little uncomfortable. everyone for your high in millstone. tonight drying out. 67 in the city. low 60s in westchester county, fairfield county. a nice night ahead. you can crack over the windows and let the fresh air in. humidity take a hiatus. but it will be back. we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast and tell you when it will be steamy again. >> what's going on? >> we have fastrack maintenance against, 1, 2 and 3, just in case you foregot or unaware. this will wrap up shortly. between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., plenty of service changes on the 1, 2 and 3, use the a, c, d and qr to get around. and a live look outside at queens, where it meets the grand central parkway. you can see road work, the exit to get on the l.i.e., westbound, and as well as the service road. delays not so bad. >>> it's 4:54, it's been almost three years since superstorm sandy. some victims still have not returned to their homes. some say insurance claims were underpaid. yesterday the m

. >> 7:00 at bookends in ridgewood, new jersey, 211 ridgewood avenue, which is kind of fun. how did you get 2.4 million twitter followers? [laughter] that's a lot. >> i just happened to be one of the first actors on twitter. >> really? >> i say in my book, i've been an early adopter, and i love technology and the way it connects people. >> did you ever get into a twitter war with somebody? >> no. although one time i said something snarky to a gentleman, and it helped drive him off twitter. no negativity anymore. >> then we'll have to smh, right? >> shaking my head. >> hashtag. >> or yolo too. you onlily once. >> that's true. >> felicia, thanks very much. you're never weird on the internet -- >> go see her tonight. >> -- almost. >> all right, thank you. >> all right. nickelodeon, i remember that truth or dare show. awesome. >> well, do you know the show liar, liar, vampire? >> i'm getting there with break beinger, she's our next guest. coming up. also we're doing some spinning a little bit later. not the soul cycle type. >> no. i think it's a because 100% whole grain oats are

nearly 40 street signs around ridgewood have disappeared! police suspect the culprits are kids going to college. road signs from back home could be used to adorn the walls of a dorm room. but the missing signs create all sorts of problems for drivers and they are expensive to replace. >> one of these signs cost $65 apiece just to produce. that doesn't include the staffing hours to put the sign up, right a pole and fix it. >> police are offering amnesty to anybody who returns the stole-signs before september 15 -- the stolen signs before september 15. >>> a sunken 40-foot trawler was found this morning near buoy 14 in sandy hook bay, the same spot where it sank. state police used sonar to locate it. a fisherman tom andresen believed to be on board alone hasn't been found. a boat captain in the area radioed for help after seeing the -- after seeing the boat sinking. >> that's not enough to be out there by yourself, three years on the water. >> the recovery mission was suspended early this afternoon due to dangerous water currents. >>> coming u

one of the issues is route 17 southbound into linwood avenue in ridgewood. construction wrapping up. on the staten island expressway eastbound, that is busy into bradley avenue with the ongoing construction zone. bayonne bridge construction cleared out of the way. inbound b.q.e. slowing down at the brooklyn bridge with ongoing construction at the brooklyn bridge. n train, n is on the d 36th to still well with fire department activity at still well. let's go outside and i will show you a look at 18 up to the new jersey turnpike, moving okay through east brunswick in the construction zone there. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back to you, shirleen, ken. >> thank you, debbie. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," hundreds of migrants stranded in the mediterranean sea leading to a dramatic rescue. the details ahead. >>> the extra help moving in to help in the massive wildfire battle out west. it's anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. >>> the s

wednesday morning, 28-year-old deshare donaldson of irvington is found shot dead on ridgewood street in newark, just before 3:00 p.m. 34-year-old loses his life after police say he broke into an apartment. >> the occupant of the house encountered this individual. a physical altercation took place. and during the course of that altercation, the occupant of the house stabbed the individual that entered the house. >> i looked outside and i saw the -- police put the yellow tape up. and then i looked down and i saw that t dead body there. >> reporter: then 53-year-old michael dan already shot during a dispute in his home on south 11th street. this morning an unidentified man is found shot death in ivy hill park. five homicides within 30 hours now under investigation by the essex county prosecutor's office. >> they do not appear to be related at this time. home invasions. >> reporter: essex county has seen an uptick in homicides compared to this time last so much so that -- [ inaudible ] >> and when you have this type of illegal handguns, that's >> reporter: he wants -- [ inaudible ] >> ar

nearly 40 signs around ridgewood have disappeared and police suspect the culprits are kids heading off to college. road signs from back home could be used to adorn the walls of their dorm room but the missing signs create problems for drivers and they are very expensive to replace. >> one of these signs cost $65 apiece just to produce. that doesn't include the staffing hours to put the sign up right a pole and fix it. >> police are offering amnesty to anyone woeworn returns the stole -- who returns the signs before september 15th. >>> the national zoo in washington says the smaller of two new panda cubs has died. the zoo's adult female panda mei xiang gave birth saturday. zoo officials took extra care bottle fielding and tube feeding the tiny cubs trying to make sure they got equal feeding time with mama bear but newborn cubs are extremely vulnerable in the first week. the remaining cub appears strong and behaving normally. >>> all right, on the next half hour, the nasty fight aboard a jet blue blight that ended up with people in handcuffs. >> when we return the proposed combo by burge

humidity picked up as well. 76 canarsie. 80 ridgewood. a humid day. 80 by lunch time. this afternoon 96. that would break the record high of 95 set in 1944. tomorrow's high 94 and we will get close to it. we have a good shot of thunderstorms on thursday. maybe a pop up thunderstorm away from the city but more likely thursday. >> that is the news for now. [explosion of fireworks] [crowd cheering] [sounds of tennis rackets hitting tennis balls] [crowd cheering] [tennis racket swing hits tennis ball] [crowd cheering] [player yelling] [tennis racket swings hit tennis balls] [crowd cheering] a day of destiny. >>> good morning, america. right now, more than 80 wildfires raging out west. thousands of firefighters working to control the blaze as they face record-breaking triple digit temperature. >>> up vest gators looking for the cause of the blasts in china. 70 people still missing. >>> and oscar pistorius getting ready to leave jail after spending ten months in prison. he's set to be freed on friday. >>> good morning, america. happy monday. a lot to get to. including this s

we've got sun, clouds, a temperature right around 72 degrees. 74 around ridgewood and whitestone and canarsie. temperatures are going to warm up nicely into the low 80s. we're looking at 77 by afternoon. tonight we get cloudy, we'll have showers and thunderstorms commute. some drenching downpours and flooding possible with a spotty [001:58:42;00]

ridgewood queens 84. canarsie 86. cambria heights 87. nice numbers. feels nice because we have this west to a northwest wind. white plains always a windy spot, 13 miles per hour wind there. letter winds 10 at bridgeport. 14 at islip. west-northwest. that keeps us nice and dry for the afternoon. pollen count is high mostly for grasses. this afternoon it shows clouds off to the north. there might be a scattered shower or something that pops up there. but the storm we are talking about that will affect us friday is to the south. it will stay around the jet stream to the base of the high- pressure ridge so the computer model for the afternoon shows a shower or two popping up here off to the north. so, you might have a sprinkle or something for a brief period of time. not a big deal. we are at 87. tonight a few clouds, comfortable. 50s well north and west. 59 around the five boroughs. sun and clouds. seasonally warm tomorrow. 85. 84 is the normal high for this time of year. really today is a great day. great weather right on goo the weekend -- on into the

ridgewood queens 89. so is canarsie. double 8 in poughkeepsie. 13 to 15 miles per hour wind across the south to southwest across the area. that will keep it warm. dry in inland areas. sunburn. put on the sunscreen, sunblock. we are ahead of a front and this front is dying out as it moved eastward with showers. futurecast shows one or two popping up tonight around the area. mostly away from the coast. still a great night around the area for this evening. afternoon. there is a stray shower or thunderstorm around late. break for sunshine. hot afternoon. 90 again. humidity. temperatures at normal. then this cooler air comes out of canada. the jet stream drops way down into the middle of the country. that allows cooler air in and a low will bring us rain on friday. then gets out of the way in time for the weekend. the weekend looking pleasant with sunshine and 80 degrees. the rain. >> you need a good rain. >> awesome stuff. thank you, bill. >>> up next, caught on camera. one man's attempt i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nic

here are the other temperatures at noon, murray hill, ridgewood queens 91. j.f.k. and laguardia back in july had their heat waves. now it's official in central park, three days with the temperature at 90 or above. newark 93. tack on the humidity and it's 95 for the real feel in the bronx. 92 in the bronx to queens and 89 j.f.k. that's because of the southwest west wind. some of the heat indices are high. in the urban areas of new jersey, it will get to 100, 105 this afternoon and the park will drive up into the mid-90s as well. it will be close breaking the record. a southwest wind to a calm wind across the area. that drives the hot wind up around the bermuda high. an air quality warning until 11:00 for sussex and warren and up to the catskills. the air quality else not that good when it's so hot and humid with the dome of unhealthy air to breath later in the day. it will be hot all the way back to the great lakes. we will watch that sophie if we can get another 90-degree in there tomorrow. this afternoon in the mid-90s. 3:00, 4:00 we will know if we hit the record

to 90 about 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon and give us four days in a row of 90-degree weather. 90 in ridgewood queens and 87 around whites stone and canarsie and 88 newark and 88 poughkeepsie. the real feels are 91 laguardia. 92 brooklyn. 90 in the bronx and you go north and west and white plains, poughkeepsie, running in the low 90s for real feel. a little more humid than yesterday. air quality not good until past sunset. be careful with that for the young, elderly, those with respiratory conditions. looking to the west we don't see thunderstorms. one or two could pop up inland today north of i-287, west of the city. you see that on the futurecast. we will talk about big old toad strangling rain thunderstorms coming up for thursday in the accuweather forecast. we will talk about that in a moment. shirleen, back to you guys. >> thank you very much, bill. >>> mayor de blasio is warning people today they had to be cautious because the heat is dangerous but it's not keeping people away from the beaches. folks are enjoying the sun and water. sandra bookman is live in or charred beach to tell us ab

the team from ridgewood finished the triple crown of open water swimming cross being the english channel and completing the manhattan marathon swim. >> so interesting. what a great feat. she did it in waters right near where we are looking at, the waters where the boat apparently was overturned. you were talking earlier that there was a guest of something blow through there not far from the timeline. >> something we mentioned at "first @4:00." a front around the area. marine statement. not that there is thunderstorms but there is a change in wind direction and gusts that could push up to 30 miles per hour. maybe a sudden change. we don't know the details yet. a challenge for small craft boaters out there this afternoon. outside we go, a hazy sky over central park. humid in new york city. we are having a battle here. this is something that we advertised yesterday. this front would run into resistance as it got into the coast. we have comfortable conditions well north and west. not in new york city yet. it will take until 9:00, 10:00 in. 90 degrees. that is because the thunderstorms are sp

right now it's 88 degrees around ridgewood and queens. whitestone 85, 87. warm numbers. i thought i would throw the heat index in here for grins to give you an idea of what it feels like. a couple of degrees higher with the humidity. 88 wrightstown. 88 at the shore. part of it is the southwest wind keeps it drier. if it was a southerly wind more moisture. here are the wind gusts from this morning. 51 miles per hour around newark. 41 around laguardia. 30 miles per hour winds and always around the immediate cells themselves, wind gusting around those cells. there isn't a reporting station right here which is where the thunderstorms were in suffolk county. we have a shot of a scattered thunderstorm popping up but we have hot steamy air this afternoon. computer guidance is showing that. thunderstorm at sandy hook, maybe brooklyn, goes queens, up to the north of 84. tomorrow a superb day. northwest wind coming in. a dry wind. a cooler wind. the temperatures will be cooler tomorrow. today at the beaches, hi risk of rip currents at the beaches. if you can't swim, don't go in ab

we are looking at probably that is the overnight low. 80 whitestone. 79 ridgewood queens. staten island you are at 74. 71 white plains to rockland county. 89 to 90 by noontime this afternoon. 90 to 96 degrees. with the humidity, it will feel like 100. yes, it will be a heat wave. if we hit 96 that breaks the mark of 95 net is 1944, just after the second world war. that record stood for a while. we luck take about how long the heat and humidity will last. debbie duhaime is in for heather. bridge. brooklyn bridge into brooklyn car. the ramps from the fdr are closed to the brooklyn bridge. fdr northbound through the 70s an accident. look at the solid line of traffic on the fdr north through the 70s. on the 5 train uptown delays 180th. time. a look at the inbound side of the gowanus, inbound side of the gowanus as we go to the webcams still moving okay. let's go up to john del giorno. he is high above the brooklyn good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, the first look at this accident on the brooklyn bridge. this accident is on the outbound side of the brooklyn bridge.

ridgewood, whitestone, cambria heights 77, 78 murray hill. 75 on long island. 75 bell. upper 60s to the north and west. stuffy start. 85 by lunchtime. muggy with breaks of sun. 86 will feel like 90. another muggy day tomorrow. then the weekend to come up. all that in the seven-day forecast. heather has an accident on the l.i.e. >> that's where we will start. a look at a webcam and show you the l.i.e. on the westbound side, you can see traffic is bumper to bumper. leaving your house, you may want to hop on the northern state instead because of this activity over here. we have some accident activity off on the right side of the roadway as well. we head to the maps and pinpoint where this is, l.i.e. going westbound near exited 43. you can see traffic is really starting to punch up as you head out on to the westbound side of the l.i.e. now if you ever planning ongoing -- if you are planning ongoing to the fdr south, one lane shut down 63rd to 96th. two lanes closed with an ongoing construction project, that is causing that delay. 20 minutes inbound george washington bridge.

first off we've got a nice afternoon, murray hill to ridgewood queens 81. you go to the north and west, 80 poughkeepsie, 72 here at monticello. southerly wind will pump up the moisture, and that's exactly what a southerly wind is good for is bringing in a lot of moisture. ahead of some showers, there's a few popping up, pike county pennsylvania, these will slide into sussex and warren county. back to the showers and thunderstorms developing. the front itself is back here across lake superior and lake michigan towards minnesota. those showers keep running to our west this evening on the guidance. they're a little farther east than the guidance has. northwest new jersey, you get a shower this evening. watch tonight overnight. we get to 4 a.m., 3 a.m., 4 a.m. in western jersey getting a big batch of rain here. there probably could be, you know, some rumbles of thunder in this, wake you up really early tomorrow. very heavy rain. rain heavily through the morning commute and by tomorrow afternoon a line of showers and thunderstorms comes plowing back in for the e

looking at 76 ridgewood and whitestone. 74 bridgeport. what a pretty day. lots of sunshine. 87 will be the high but with the humidity it will feel great. not the dog days of august. 85 tomorrow, 80 fries, saturday and sunday. the storm looks like it's going to the south. a storm but over d.c. plans to go down there, loses in the upper 60s. u.v. index and 8 to a 9 all weekend long and low risk of rip currents at the beaches. >> thank you, sir, that's the news for now. "live with kelly and michael" at 9:00 a.m. in the meantime, more "good morning america" >>> and welcome back to "gma." nice crowd here on a wednesday morning. >> that's right and we have a lot to get to this morning including khloe kardashian who is turning heads this morning looking great on the cover of "women's health" magazine revealing an astounding transformation. i love this. she calls it her revenge body. and paula is here to tell us about it. >> she looks healthy and happy. the youngest of the kardashian sisters and says she's not known for self-control making her 35-pound weight loss

let's go ahead, shall we, take a look at the current conditions. 78 in bay wood -- ridgewood, excuse me. hackensack 67. white plains 64. babylon 65. edison 58. cool for some. it's 71 in central park. vortex satellite and radar picture, skies are clear. looking good thanks to high pressure. we are not alone. up and down the northeastern corridor, most of us will enjoy a great end to the weekend. we would like to take you through the forecast hour by hour. at 9:00 a.m., we expect to warm to 77 under sunny skies. feels like 79. noon 83, feels like 85 and mostly sunny. by 3:00, 88 will feel like 87 because there will be a breeze then helping to make it feel cooler. skies will be mostly sunny. coming up, we will talk an increase in humidity and opportunity for storms as we make our way into the workweek. >> vanessa, thank you. >>> now to breaking news. nearly a dozen people are hurt after gunfire erupted at a party in brooklyn. >> cbs 2's ilana gold joins us more with more on the story from east new york, ilana. >> reporter: a total of nine people were shot on stanley avenue by crescent s

we're looking at other temperatures, ridgewood queens to whitestone, 71, 70 around riverdale to manhattan, white plains to poughkeepsie. kingston 54. monticello's 57. 58 towards montauk. noontime, 79. a great day before the bottom drops out with showers and thunderstorms coming your way for tomorrow. they start early in the morning and last until late in the day. we'll talk about that next in your accuweather seven-day forecast. heather's looking at your commute. happy monday to you. >> happy monday to you. we are going to take a look at your map and show you how things are moving along the van wyck expressway. northbound side that's where we have that volume on the ramp to the grand central parkway. we're going to find a misplaced tractor-trailer because tractor- trailers are not allowed on parkways. let's go over here to our subway status. downtown delays, signal problems at fulton street and your 4 train, signal problems at bedford park boulevard. you can expect downtown delays. you're doing okay, metro north waterbury branch, bridge work in bridgeport. news copter 7 is up above the bq

ridgewood queens and cambria heights, 61. great weather around the area today. because of that dry wind today, we are looking at a calm wind and a light wind all day long. we are looking at 3 to 6 miles out of the northwest. on the satellite and radar pictures, a storm to the west. we will get clouds off that sheared into the area. on futurecast, our computer guidance, i widen that out to let you see that storm stays to the south tomorrow. it can present a shower delaware bay, cape may. letter we have shine. the farther north you go the more sun you get. that storm sits out there and intensifies. saturday and sunday, that will put swells into the beaches and good high risk of rip currents at the beaches. it will be sunny, nice and low humidity. feel rip current risk is low. water temperature 72 to 77. ten to 3-foot waves in the atlantic. we are seeing beautiful weather as this low stays to the south and down into the atlantic. nice out here this morning. patchy clouds, sunshine, 83. tonight a few more clouds after midnight. 69. 50s north and west suburbs. cloudy

the robberies were blocks from each other in ridgewood. police say the suspects robbed the victims at gunpoint but no one was hurt. >>> and police say they have arrested one of the two men shown here on surveillance video entering an office building that was robbed of its computers and other electronics. it happened last monday afternoon in midtown. police say this is part of a sting, a spring i should say of robberies that have been happening in the manhattan businesses since may. 27-year-old tracy mcgeeiveer was only charged in this political incident. >>> a tsa agent is accused of sexual assault at laguardia airport. 40-year-old maxy oquendo of manhattan faces several charges including unlawful imprisonment and sexual abuse. the queens district attorney says he lured a 21-year-old exchange student from korea into a men's bathroom in terminal b and assaulted her. >> i'm really shocked that for one that he would be able to pull that off. >> too afraid to go to the airport. it makes you not trust these people that are supposed to be here t

samuels who is from ridgewood is already a record holder. abilities a year ago plea -- about a year ago she completed the triple crown of open water swimming. that includes crossing the english channel and competing in the -- completing the manhattan island marathon swim and catalina island swim. >>> she made history this summer when she became the first american ballet theater -- first african-american prima ballerina. now a new frontier for misty cope land. entertainment reporter sandy kenyon has all the details. >> reporter: she is the first african-american woman to be named principal prestigious american ballet theater but going on the town is not as easy as you might think for misty cope land. >> it's definitely an extremely different form of dance, just because i'm a professional ballerina doesn't mean that i'm going to be good at this type of movement. >> reporter: copeland is at the top of her game. named this year by "time" magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in america. so why take the risk? >> as an artist, i think

and the robberies were just blocks from each other in ridgewood. police say the suspects robbed them at gunpoint or the victims i shoe say at gunpoint but no one was hurt. >>> a tsa agent at laguardia of sexual assault. last night, he faced a judge for the first time. from queens. >> reporter: matthew akendall was such a trusted member of the transportation security administration at laguardia airport, he was made as supervisor three years ago. his 13 years as a tsa agent just ended now that he is charged with taking a college exchange student into an airport bathroom, and molesting her. >> it makes you really terrified. >> i'm shocked that, for one, that he would be able to pull that off. >> it was 8:00 p.m. tuesday, the victim, a 22-year- old korean national. was in terminal b. having just arrived at laguardia. on a flight from salt lake city. investigators say the victim told them from the very start she knew her interactions with the agent seemed sketchy but he wore a uniform and seemed official. he allegedly stated to her, hey, ma'am, i need t

we're looking at 72 around ridgewood queens to whitestone to cambria heights. really nice numbers. 65 and 55 in monticello. we're looking at a continuation of our weather from over the weekend. 82 and sunshine today. you might feel a little more in the way of humidity. but, well, all good things must come to an end. showers and thunderstorms are coming your way for tonight and tomorrow. i'll talk about that next. happy monday. >> happy monday to you, sir. we're going to talk about our subway status. the a and c trains will be running via the f lines until 5 a.m. that's because of that work they're doing there. long island railroad, new jersey transit on or close. metro north, waterbury branch have that bridge work in bridgeport. and the deegan northbound side 183 street to yankees stadium, that's a long-term construction project. in the car lanes you do have an accident. >>> thank you so much. we are following breaking news out of missouri. one person is in critical condition following a police- involved shooting that happened in ferguson. >> it happened at an

ridgewood, 82 for your high. on the shore in point pleasant, 87. all of that rain and activity pushes off to the east. clearing skies are lower humidity and cooler conditions. a night where you can crack open the window and let the fresh air in. 60s in fairfield. 50s and even 40s, a sign of a new air mass moving in. and it's going to stick around for a few days. we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast and i'm exciting at the low humidity. >> i am, too. >>> we did have delays on downtown 4 and 5 trains that has cleared out. all the commuter lines are running without delays or service changes but we will take a live look outside at the north state parkway where it turning into the grand central on the border there with nassau county and queens. you see it's very slow westbound. road work there. in addition, an accident by the l.i.e. that's jamming things up. leave yourself a lot of extra time from nassau county out to queens right now. >>> if you're thinking of retiring or moving to jersey city or newark, you may want to think again. >> a survey

the robberies from blocks from each other in ridgewood. police say the suspect dropped the victims at gunpoint but no one was hurt. >>> vanessa murdock has a look at the weather forecast. >> looking beautiful. temperatures are starting to warm up. 70 in huntington and 69 in the city. and 63 in wayne. and 59 for middletown and on the vortex satellite and radar picture. clear skies. looking good. more clouds later this afternoon. call for partly sunny skies. 87 the high later on. well above seasonable. winds out of the northwest and southwesterly this afternoon. overnight partly sunny and quiet. and 70 in the city. and 50s north and west. and maybe an upper 40 for tomorrow morning. and well north and west of the city. and then for your day tomorrow, it is looking like this. a little bit warmer and slightly more humid. a mixture of sunshine and clouds and a slight chance of a shower and storm mainly north and west of the city. diane. >> vanessa, sounds good. another update in a half hour. i'm diane macedo. stay with us. >>> there's a beautif

here, about to head into westchester county, and you have the pocket of heavy rain, now through ridgewood, dealing with heavier rain as well, and this line will continue and it will weaken heading farther to the west, and you're dealing with that area of rain, and there's isolated showers and storms, and that's going to be the pattern this afternoon, and check it out. a few more this afternoon, and tomorrow morning, there will be a few more, and then for your wednesday afternoon, a little more widespread, and it's really not until thursday night into friday, and we will see the the front pushingically, and that's when you will see more active weather. heat and humidity flirting with 90 again today. you have the rain slowing you down in pockets, and other issues, too, right, alex? >> you're right, john. traveling of the tappen zee bridge, reports of debris in the roadway, and if you're traveling westchester bound, just know it's out there i want you to get to where you need to be safely this morning. a disabled vehicle on the northbound bqe, and the delays are back to the gowanus at 39th s

five the most recent one was three days ago on monday that would happen on deep creek road near ridgewood and woman were walking this is around 5:00 in the evening. >>will tran: mcgrath the but the gold necklace but that was adjusted in the meantime they're still working possible witnesses they do not know of all the suspects are somehow connected or edges happens to be a crime of opportunity and that is why they say just a careful be mindful of your environment even though these people you the buddy system it does not work best of encouraging people to for every isn't even if the exercise. you the buddy exercise >>mark: the rainbow crew has struck again they're hopeful new surveillance video the find and arrest members of the shoplifting and in the group's latest hit that grow more than $11,000 worth of merchandise on beauty supply stores san francisco this is a couple of seven women into men went straight to the high-end perfume and cologne at the alta store on during their masonic and they started putting on the merchandise you see that and give them a better left in just over a map th

all right, moving on to dennis and ridgewood, new york. hello dennis. caller: i just wanted to call to say that i think there are probably too many candidates going in and they are saying basically the same thing. i am a rand paul fan and i like his idea to turn education into a deductible. i view it as a work expense. he is right on that front. while it is important to secure the border, is case it -- john kasich really going to implement a penalty? i don't see that going over well. in newast night, a forum hampshire considered by some as a warm-up act. it's a dress rehearsal for this thursday. the headline in the new york times is at the lineup for the gop debate is looking more solid at the moment. there is reason to believe that governor john kasich and governor chris christie will be in the debate while rick perry will not because he is polling below the tutor of them. they are both tied at 3% and rick perry at 1%. there are at least two more polls expected to come out today which will affect the final averages. the candidates who are currently out