gus rosendale is on the scene with breaking details and i understand that police now understand that baby may have been thrown out of the window. >> that's right, chuck. a number of new details coming into us adding to the sense of horror that people are feeling in this neighborhood tonight. police telling us a newborn they believe still had the umbilical cord still attached was thrown out of the window around 2:30 this afternoon. part of what happened was caught on a security camera. now, two people are being interviewed right now. no arrests and no charges and also no shortage of people here who are stunned to hear about this situation. >> i thought it was my friend's son. that's why i came running over here. they told me it was a 3-year-old and come to find out it is an infant, which is just ridiculous. >> crime scene investigators still pouring in here but, again, the big development. word from police that a newborn with an umbilical cord still attached was thrown from the window. reporting live from the university heights section of the bronx, i'm gus rosendale. >> all right, gu

gus rosendale at penn station. what a shy of relief. >> reporter: for a whole lot of people, sibila. repair work is still being done to the affected rails. but full service expected in the morning after a long night of more delays. this may be the toughest job in working the long island says being a commuter is its own brutal chore. >> it's the same song and dance week in and week out. it's a little frustrationing. >> reporter: eastbound and westbound headaches because of this. new video of a cleanup job west of the hicksville station after two freight cars jumped the tracks tuesday afternoon. no injuries, but lots of mangled nerves set off by a continuing cascade of service cancellations and delays. >> it's been getting delays and canceled. i mean, i wake up 5:30 every morning to catch the train. >> reporter: a third of evening eastbound commuter trains canceled tonight because of fewer accessible tracks. fort jefferson and ronkonkoma lines seeing the worst of it. then lots of westbound cancellations linked to the

news 4's gus rosendale is in passaic where 100 people gathered demanding the officer to be fired. >> hundreds of people rallied outside of passaic city hall tonight. they want tougher discipline for a city police officer accused of uttering racist comments at a facebook video that's getting a lot of attention in this community. >> we're here to provide for our families and we're not leaving. >> reporter: jasmine and her boyfriend say they were on the porch with their friend when an officer approached them, allegedly used foul language and made threats about calling immigration. that's when they hit record on the phone. >> i'm going to knock on the door and add your mom and dads i.d. and your cousins and i am going to have immigration pick you in the border at pueblo or wherever you came from and all of 0 the hard work to come to america you [ bleep ] up. >> they said they were going to call immigration on his family, to unlock his phone. they don't have a reason to do that to us. we know our rights. >> will i see that mile when i drag your mom and dad back to the border. >> it is not

live on the east side tonight, i'm gus rosendale, news 4, new york. >> janet just got very popular. the c nce of seeing the pope is catholics. 80,000 new yorkers won a chance in the lottery drawing. and although thrilling, the anxiety. ray? >> reporter: chuck, more than 24 hours away from when the pope arrives here at central park. and you can already see te? ba ricades. ose cket k as you mentioned, did come with some anxiety for several people, including a couple in staten island, who submitted for the lottery, got confirmation, but never got the tickets. that is until news 4 stepped in. >> it's just always been like a dream for me. >> reporter: this is the moment mary kaiser has been waiting for since she was a little girl in catholic school. a chance to see the pope in new york city. he arrives at central park on friday. >> i figured, well, this it is. i have to see the pope. >> reporter: she called 311. soon after she got confirmation from the city she would get two tickets. they were supposed to be in her inbox by monday the 21st. come monday, t re were no tickets.amnot in her

>> reporter: in midtown, gus rosendale, news 4 new york. >> we will definitely see her tomorrow. other guests this week include "tonight show" host jimmy fallon and you can watch the shows taped here in new york tomorrow and friday right here on nbc 4 at 4:00. >> and david ushery is here with what's new at 5:30. >>> an admitted terrorist making alarming statements from behind bars. why he says a local terror cell he was linked to wanted to shoot up the white house. but he says he doesn't hate america. >>> also, a hungarian camera woman hired to document desperate migrants tonight is part of the story for what she did on camera. >>> and it's a popular app you may have on your phone right now. why the what's app service could be putting your personal information at risk. that's all coming up at 5:30. >>> have a tip for new york's biggest i-team? call 866-news-244 or e-mail tips@nbcnewyork.com. >>> right now on news 4 new york, plans to shoot up the white house. an admitted local terrorist reveals details on a d.c. plot. and today that new jersey man confessed he was trying to join

. >> news 4 gus rosendale is live with the memorable moments. >> the big crowds kept away from the residents right now so the pope can get a good night sleep after one of his longest days on the journey. pope francis resting on the upper east side at east 72nd street. a long day for the holy father and those who packed midtown for a glimpse of the world's most famous compact car and its passenger who dazzled millions with a wave of the arm. juan carlos journeyed from mexico city. >> wonderful. >> reporter: native work new york ers usually cool to spectacle couldn't hold back emotions. mark from midtown okay with the gridlock. >> showing everyone love. it is a good thing. >> for my daughter. >> she is a teenager and i want to show her picture and i believe she'll do better. >> i like when he talks to everybody. i love him. >> the pope has just driven by on fifth avenue where the sidewalk is packed. people are checking their phones to see if they are able to get a photo of him. the prize possession, the shared experience captured in a single frame. >> i didn't expect he would be in a little ca

i'm gus rosendale. >> i'm pat battle. we're glad you could join us for this newscast. raphael miranda has taken the he's a little under the weather. but it's good weather to be under, so says dave price, who's in this morning. >> good morning to both of you and good morning at home. that trend continues through the day today. it's going to be gorgeous out there. a live radar sweep showing no precipitation. we've gotten actually a nice start to the day now. what can we expect as we head through the next several hours? let's go through it. we've actually seen the temperature begin to rise. we started out in the upper 50s. cool and refreshing this morning. partly sunny by the time we get to the noontime hour and 65 degrees. 73 should be the day's high. still very pleasant. a couple more clouds roll in toward the end of the day. overnight we cloud up and see big changes to the forecast as we head into the workweek. rain? well, it is indeed likely at the beginning of the week. we'll talk more about it in a hour by hour. you. >> okay, dave. thank you very much. >>> pope fran

in the university heights section of the bronx, gus rosendale, news 4 new york. >>> breaking news in brooklyn. two toddlers reported missing after a court-ordered visit with their mother have been found safe. they were with reported missing on saturday morning. the foster parents called police when the mother failed to return them at the scheduled time. police have not released details where they were found or how. >>> police are searching for a girl in the bronx. this is raheem bryce. witness tried to help the girl but a second man got out of the car with a knife. the girl kicked one of the men in the groin and got away. the man with the knife has not been identified. >>> health officials are trying to pinpoint the source of a new cluster of rej theirs cases. seven people have gotten sick from the bacteria and they are not connected to last month's outbreak. ida siegal is there where concerns are spread sdplg all seven victims are in the hospital. here in moores park we found anger mixed with fear the deadly disease has popped up again. word began to spread around moores park tonigh

. >> reporter: and together, they in east harlem, gus rosendale, news 4 new york. >> we've seen these kids on several occasions and they're so smart. i'm so impressed. >> they're sweet too. they've gotten over the yips and they're just excited now. >> we're excited about this weather. the fall is officially here. the temperatures reflected that this morning. still cool. but this afternoon, it was like the beginning of summer with 80 degree temperatures. guess what, this trend in general is going to continue for a couple of weeks, even though it cools down a bit for the weekend. the the weather remains nice for the pope's visit both thursday, friday, even into saturday when he gets down to philadelphia. the rain pretty much stays away yet again. st. patrick's cathedral is his first stop tomorrow when he awry arrives here. temperatures will be in the mid-70s. it's going to be an 80-degree day again tomorrow. he's pretty busy. and the temperatures will be comfortable then as well. 60s to around 70 degrees. if you're going to be in east harlem at 4:00 on friday, mid-70s. it's a little bit

gus rosendale is at penn station with the service update. >> reporter: on a hot night where tempers are a little cooler than they were 24 hours ago despite the fact that a third of eastbound service hour. that is the big headline from the mta at this hour. a number of updates for you here. those trains that are running do appear to be on time low passengers are being warned that delays could pop up. a special note, the port jeffersons service restored eastbound. but buses are still linking mineola and hicksville stations in both directions. so if your travels take you between hin yol la mineola and hicksville, you will end up on a bus. up the mess left behind when the two freight cars jumped the tracks last night. your commute this morning? >> four hours. >> how are you feeing evening commute? >> we'll see. >> how do you feel about the lirr. >> >> a lot of money. >> there was a 20 minute delay and i think there might have been extra stops. it seemed a little bit longer than it should have. >> going home looks okay? i think so. i haven't heard of anything p but i'm catching the 3:55. >>

. >> i'm gus rosendale. the month moving away from us here and fall weather moving in. raphael has that. >> yesterday it was sticky and warm outso ide. today it's a breezy and beautiful afternoon. you can see in your weather headlines, winds kicking up out of the north. fresh air moving in. increasing sunshine throughout the day. the dry weather goes on and on. we need rain, we won't get it any time soon. we have a cold front moving through, lots of clouds out there. one or two showers, very spotty. not a lot of heavy rain. most of us are dry. the clouds and shower chance if you live east of new york city. a beautiful day ahead. 73 outside now. headed back to the 70s for lunch lime lunchtime. breezy and beautiful. the humidity is definitely lower. we'll look at the seven-day forecast in just a few. over to you. >> that's a forecast. thank you. >>> in just a few hours, pope francis will host mass in havana's revolutionary square. >> he arrived in cuba yesterday. >> today darlene rodriguez begins our coverage from cuba with the message pope francis brought to the people.

live in midtown, gus rosendale, news 4. >>> count on us for a look at how new york is getting ready for the pope's visit on september 24th. we set up a section of our website with everything you need to know. go to nbcnew york.com/pope to check it t. >>> police are trying to figure out who tossed a bike if front of a train in the bronx. it was leaving just before noon today when the ike was thrown on to its path. the train came to a screeching halt. the conductor was take on the the hospital and later rele ed. the train service resumed three hours later. >>> new details in a story we e follohang from mississippi. the search continues for college professor accused of murdering a colleague on campus. shannon lamb is accused of sh?ooting dr. evan schmitt. he was in his office when he was killed. his family is trying to understand it all. >> his three kids, is they all look alike. you can tell they are ethan's kids. they all look just like him. he's little daughter, it's going to be so hard on her. >> reporter: lamb was suspected in the murder of a woman he lived with in southern mississipp

news 4 gus rosendale in the belmont section of the bronx with details. gus? >> i want to show you what you're going to see, these are new signs that are going up as swee peek, indicating you will not find k 2 on the premsis. we have been talking about this drug an awful lot in the news lately. synthetic form of marijuana and and the bronx has been especially hard. it is a cheap one, sold for a few dollars. state and city ledge lachers are working on new laws to ban its sale and uniting to help them in that effort. recent raids showed how easy it is to get k2. and the current only carries a $500 fine and critics argue that is not enough to deter those who would break the law. >> this is an epidemic and, unforcht un unfortunately, the bronx has a dubious distinction of having large sales and, even worse, young people being rushed to emergency rooms each and every day. >> every single person you see working in bodaga is someone working for the community. >> community problem and the hope going forward is that this will be a community solution. along with stiffer

gus rosendale, news 4 new york. >>> we will see a video for the first time. a cute pup in ontario is making th roua s in social media. this is jasper. in the internet video you see m leap in a bucket of water and start swimming. he is a jack russell labrador mix. the video has been viewed more than 300,000 times since it was uploaded on sglond it gets bemplt i saw this video. it is too cute. >> not making much progress but a lot of effort. >> the other way. one end of the pool to the other. >> just like my kid. >> needs a bigger pool. >> that's right. >> doesn't he remind you of a child doing that when they are in the tub. so cute. >> he would be unstop fbl he had more water to swim in. out. >>> chilly temperatures this morning. most of the day today, clouds around and some of you may have had a few showers this evening. we will see how long those stick around. right now look at the top of the rock camera. the empire state building is in green in honor of climate week nyc. beautiful color, that green. 68 degrees and mtly cloudy skies. we had a couple of light

live west of hicksville, gus rosendale, nbc 4. wake up at 4:30 a.m. for the latest on the l.i.r.r. repairs. >>> and police in new jersey are investigating a disturbing incident at a high school football game. it happened on friday. video shows a linden defensive lineman grabbed a helmet off of his opponent and smacked him in the head with it before chucking it aside. it is part of a police investigation now. police are witnesses were shocked by the incident sglichlt wasn't right. >> crazy for somebody to get hit with a helmet. he should have been out the rest of the game or the rest of the season. >> reporter: players names have been been released because they are minors. immaculata high school's athletic director issued is a statement saying once we reviewed the videotape we felt it necessary to contact linden investigations who have been cooperative and apologetic. the school is conducting its own investigation and disciplinary consequences will be issued cordingly. >>> police made the first arrest in the hazing death of after college freshman. a grand jury recommended charges ag

it's a gus rosendale sort of analogy you love. our own dylan dreier gives synchronized swimming a try. it's all going down in times square. we're getting in the deep end when we get started on a sunday morning. >> well, my overall impression of that was when i heard you mention the apocalypse was it should be higher up in the tease. jeff, thank you. >> all right then. >> dave is in for a raft today. no apocalypse. that moon should be interesting to see. >> that's mythic and lore. when you see the blood moon, it is an ominous sign. but we'll talk more about the super moon and the lunar eclipse in a minute. as we walk over to the weather wall, forget the apocalypse. it's the loveliest of days. plenty of sunshine. much to celebrate and be thankful for. that's what i say. 57 degrees under mostly sunny skies right now. let's take a look at the headlines. another winner of a day. every time we think we may have some rain rolling in, we may have a change in the weather, which is not going to be so nice, even if it's needed, it doesn't ha

i'm carrie berry in for gus rosendale. >> 68 and it's not humid. that's a big sticking point or nonstek nonsticking on this day. raphael is here with a quick look at the forecast. >> early on a saturday morning, nice. your shore cast is tricky because we're dealing with the risk of rip currents. folks are going to be getting the last beach get away. now it's quiet and not dealing with any rain. going to be a quiet picture all day long. temperatures back in the 70s. 78 in ocean city. waves 3-4 feet on the ocean. choppy today and winds out of the east breezy 10-20 miles an hour. water temperatures still mild. in fact, this is as mild as it gets around here. mid-to upper 70s. there's a high risk for rip currents especially for the jersey shore. all the way down the jersey shore high risk for deadly rip currents. new york city, moderate risk for rip currents as well. these could happen all day today any time. make sure you stay with the life guard. take a look at the 7-day forecast and the next heat wave coming your way in a few. >> thank you. now to a

i'm gus rosendale. because labor day is the unofficial end of summer, it doesn't mean it's the end of new york city's beach season. first time ever, the city keeps its beaches open an extra week. they'll close next sunday, september 13th. most beaches open dayly, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., swimming limited due to surf conditions. >>> weather, patchy fog tonight. 73. tomorrow, lots of sun. 93 the high. wednesday, temperatures again staying near 90. under very sunny skies. what a week. getting cooler heading towards friday and saturday. >>> up next on "today," they'll have labor day picnic tips. should be good. >>> join us again for news 4 new york at noon. updates all day long on nbcnewyork.com. >>> it's funday monday, happy labor day, everyday. if you're not heading to the beach oar the mall, you're probably preparing for a barbecue. >> or you've been invited to somebody else's house so we wanted to keep you from overindulging with a game of "who's at the door" with health and nutrition editor madelyn fer

. >> i'm gus rosendale. you saw the live pictures there. darlene rodriguez joins us in a moment from havana. right now we want to talk about beautiful weather heading our way. >> a beautiful weekend developing, and a big change coming, humidity dropping as the day goes on. a breezy beauty today. already getting gusty out there. a cold front coming through. clouds outside now. we're dealing with increasing sunshine throughout the day. that dry weather stretch goes on and on. we really need some rain around here. we won't get it any time soon. storm tracker, you can see the cloudiness hanging on from new york city, south and east. but north and west of town, beautiful sunshine in poughkeepsie and warwick, sunshine breaking out from west to east. 70 degrees. by lunchtime the sun is out. today, 78, breezy and sunny. it gets chilly, jackets may be needed tomorrow morning. we'll look at your seven-day forecast and explain who will be feeling chilly coming up in a few. pat and gus? >>> all right. thank you. happening now, the pope celebrating mass

i'm gus rosendale. >> i'm pat battle. glad you could join us. we are thrilled to have you with us. phael miranda is in the weather center with a forecast we'll be thrilled with. >> in about five hours or so when the sun is out, the humidity dropping hour by hour, it will be breezy and beautiful today. already off to a good start out there. mainly dry on this sunday morning. increasing sunshine heading throughout the day. the dry weather goes on and on no real rain in the forecast. we could certainly use some. we have one spotty shower with a cold front moving through. that's in fairfield county. very light. most of us are waking up to a (jy sunday, increasing sun off to the west. good-bye to the mugginess. temperatures in the 70s throughout the mrning and afternoon. cooler than yesterday, more refreshing and breezy. winds out of the north at 15 miles per hour. it will be a fantastic day. get outside and enjoy. then it gets chilly overnight tonight. we'll look at overnight low temperatures. you may need the jackets in your near future coming up.