tiffany neumann went before a judge overnight. >> reporter: a few hours ago tiffany was arraigned here. she defended her actions after 36 hours on the run. >> i really need someone to help me. >> reporter: tiffany neumann arraigned in a manhattan courtroom overnight had plenty to say when police walked her out of the precinct just hours earlier, admitting to her escape on sunday. >> i broke out of the handcuffs when i was in the hospital and they almost killed me. >> reporter: police said she lied about being pregnant claim seeing needed medical attention and then took off from new york presbyterian hospital when a now suspended officer left her alone to use the restroom. she spent her 36 hours of freedom bar hopping and shopping. she went to the fish market and she took a cell phone and credit card from a woman she met while drinking a beer. >> reporter: did you steal a woman's credit card? >> i didn't steal it. she left it in the bar for me. >> reporter: police traced fraudulent credit card activity to a fulton street newsstand.

. >> reporter: suspect tiffany neumann is being held under police watch. she had been on the run since sunday night and was finally busted this morning at a relative's house on the upper west side. >> for just more than a day 23-year-old tiffany neumann eluded police. sunday night while in police custody at the hospital in lower manhattan she slipped out of her handcuffs in an exam room when the officer took a bathroom break. she was under arrest for running out of her bill at this restaurant and stealing clothes. >> neumann told police she was pregnant and not feeling well and that's how she landed in the hospital. she wasn't expecting a child and wasn't who police told police she was. >> she stole my identity. >> this is the kristine figaredo. she called cbs 2 in a panic sunday night after hearing her name reported on the 11:00 news. she lost her id and somehow it landed in tiffany neumann's hands. >> she has all of my information. i'm worried she will come here. i don't know who she knows and what she's about. yeah, that's probably my worst fear. >> pol

neumann is the fourth suspect to escape nypd custody since june. the officer responsible for neumann's escape has been suspended. >> i will not tolerate as police commissioner she's lapses which should be basic policing, the care and custody of a prisoner. >> she's expected to be arraigned sometime later tonight. we're live in tribeca, hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >>> a carjacking in newark ended today with the death of a suspect and a standoff with police. chopper 2 was over the south ward as two suspects surrendered. police say they've barricaded themselves in a house. it all started before 7:00 this morning when a jaguar was carjacked. officers spotted the car with six people inside and they followed it. the suspects then allegedly jumped out of the vehicle. one was struck and killed by a police car. three were arrested. the other two ran for the house. police say the group may be responsible for other crimes. >> they received other calls regarding other incidents involving that came car. >> they are possibly involved in several robberies and a sh

>> reporter: tiffany neumann is not surrendering without a fight. she yelled out to reporters tonight as police led her out of the precinct. she insists she is pregnant, even though police say she isn't, and she defended her actions after 36 hours on the run. >> really need someone to help me. >> reporter: 23-year-old tiffany neumann claiming she is the victim after busting out of handcuffs on sunday night and escaping from police custody. did you steal a woman's credit card? >> i didn't steal it. she left it in the bar for me, and i used it. >> reporter: she spent her 36 hours of freedom bar hopping and committing grand larceny. she went straight to the south line sea port after walking out of the hospital where a now suspended cop left her alone while he went to the bathroom. neumann stole the cell phone and credit cards of a woman she met while drinking a beer. that woman reported the stolen items to the police, and the video shows her in her hospital scrubs, making purchases at this newsstand. >> i bought cigarettes and food. >> reporter: police

many people of course the goretti girls it used to be back in the day now the school of course is neumann-gorettioys and girls combined. there's also parishes in our area named for saint maria goretti. huge special connection. keal people cannot believe she's actually here. the first time she's ever been to this country. the second time her body has been taken out of italy. they have a huge traveling truck that is bringing her relic her remains most of them to several different areas here. let me show you. we have line that is have been all day long. right now the big special mass going on and then there's going to be that veneration time again. right now there's been a cause on the veneration that will pick up may ab good time to come. >> she's a saint. and she's here for the first time ever in this country. a packed mass at saint rita's in mouth philly excited faithful snap pictures and press cards and rosaries again the glass casket of saint ma row ya goretti walking away with relics and wonder. >> it just did something to you. it's like seeing the pope in person. >> i never thought it would b

the incident happened at the neumann paper company. a forklift operated by a 13-year-old girl crashed into the one driven by the victim. his forklift crashed him. police have not identified the victim. >>> as we head outside looking live from sky6 live hd at a somewhat overcast center city skyline. we're getting a taste of summer temperature-wise before the rain moves in later this week. david murphy is outside our studios with more of that. >> reporter: the picture of center city does show the clouds are in the process of lifting. they are not as low as earlier. as you look at satellite we have cloud cover around and trying to mix out the last low-lying clouds to squeeze sunshine through. i think there's a decent shot of that. a lot of clouds overnight, you u could see the supermoon, kyra, my niece facebooked me this picture, she was able to see the orange color as the rays of the sunshine pasting through the earth's atmosphere kind of projected the orange on the face of the moon. later the pinks went away and the eclippings was happe

neumann then slipped away when an officer went to use the bathroom. she went to several nearby bars stealing a credit card and cell phone along the way. >>> police in new jersey tonight searching for the man who tried to sexually assault a 15-year-old boy. the teenager home alone in wayne when someone knocked on the front door. it happened two weeks ago but police just now releasing the information. the teenager says when he answered the door, a man forced his way in, began to kiss him and tried to take off his clothes. the boy fought back, the man fled in a light colored extended cab pickup truck, seen in surveillance pictures. >>> health wave for the first day of september and if you like the heat, i do, you have a few more days to enjoy it. meteorologist lee goldberg is outside our studio on the upper west side. >> the weather service confirmed just about 2:00 in the afternoon the central park thermometer touched 90, that makes it the second heatwave of the season, the last one was august 15th to the 18th. if we can hit 90 tomorrow and then go thro

seton, who founded the first free catholic school for girls in the united states or in saint john neumannisters, i have come to join you in prayer that our vocations as priests will continue to build up the great edifice of god's kingdom in this country. i know that, as a the presbyterate in the midst of god's people, you recently have suffered greatly in the not distant past by having to bear the shame of some of your brothers, brothers who have harmed and scandalized the church in the most vulnerable of her members. in the words of the book of revelation, i know well that you have comfort from the great tribulation and i accompany you at this time of pain and difficulty. and i thank god for your faithful service to his people, doing so in helping you to preserve on the path of fidelity to jesus christ. and i would like to offer two brief reflections. the first concern is of the spirit of gratitude. the joy of men and women who love god attracts others to him. priests and religious are called to find and radiate lasting satisfaction in their vocation. joy springs from a grateful heart. t

police are still looking for shoplifting suspect tiffany neumann. she slipped away from police at new york presbyterian hospital in lower manhattan sunday night. when the officer guarding her went to the restroom. police leaders are calling for changes. >> i would much rather as police commissioner with these lapses of basic care and custody of a prison. >> the rookie officer has been suspended without pay. this is the fourth time a prisoner has escaped from nypd custody since june. >>> broadway's theater will dim its lights for kyle jean-baptiste. the les miserables actor was killed in a fall sunday night. dozens gathered to remember the 21-year-old who made history as the first african-american and the youngest person to ever play the role on broadway. jean-baptiste died after falling from a fourth story fire escape at his brooklyn home. >>> new this morning, the state department released another round of hillary clinton e-mails. the latest contained everything from the classified to the mundane. about 150 of it now deemed classified, however they

. >> reporter: police brass say she isn't a criminal master mine but tiffany neumann has pulled a few fast ones on the nypd. she skipped out on her bill at this restaurant, and she was combative, and then she walked down the sidewalk and stole cars from a rack outside of a store. >> she had stuffed clothes up i'm pregnant! i'm 6 months pregnant! >> reporter: she told cops she was pregnant, too. she was taken to the hospital for a checkup, and she escaped when the officer in charge went to the bathroom. police say her pregnancy was a scam, and so was the name she gave police. >> essentially she stole my identity. >> reporter: 25-year-old christine figaretto called stat in a panic when she saw her name as the escaped woman. she lost her id last year but has no idea how it got into this criminal's hands. >> she has all my information. >> reporter: police have cleared her, but they are trying to track down the suspect. >> i will not allow the continued lapses in what should be basic policing. >> reporter: she is still on the run with no cell phone, money, or help. she is scheduled to be b

officers re-arresting tiffany neumann outside her aunt's home on west 109th street. the 23-year-old managed to slip out of handcuffs sunday and walk out of a hospital where she was taken after claiming to be pregnant. a short time later she was captured on camera using a stolen credit card. more charges are pending. >>> an upper east side school was reopened today to faculty after a scare involving legionnaires' bacteria. the all girls catholic school e-mailed parents and staff saying the cooling system would be disinfected over the weekend. >> i'm a teacher as well so i've done all the right things necessary to make sure everyone is safe. that's the concern. >> the health department cleared the school to open next week as scheduled. earlier this summer an outbreak of legionnaires' disease in the south bronx left a dozen people dead, leaving more than 100 others sick. >>> living near a college or university can come with some headaches, especially at the house next store is full of college students. a new way to crackdown on illegal student housing. valerie castro wi

tiffany neumann is still at large. she was arrested on saturday after skipping out on her restaurant bill, and then she stole items for a clothing store on an outside rack. she said her name was christine figueredo. she lost her id last year, and the real christine figueredo spoke to cbs 2. >> i'm worried about if she will come here. i don't know who she knows or what she's ability. >> chris commissioner bratton sayests he will not tolerate basic lapses in policing. >>> two children were hit with their mother and were critically hurt. nigh are being treated in neptune. the driver remained on the scene no word if charges will be filed. >>> new car seat regulations taking effect in new jersey. children under age 2 must now be secured in a rear-facing child seat equipped with a 5- point harness, and 2-4 must be in a seat with a 5-point harness. >>> rumors are flying that president obama will teach at columbia university when he leaves the white house. the president of columbia said the university would be welcoming back t

. >> 23-year-old tiffany neumann slipping away from cops sunday at a hospital in lower manhattan. from there she went bar hopping and stole a credit card and a cell phone. she was arraigned on charges of escape, grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. >>> also new at 11:00, in new jersey the sayreville school board holding its first meeting since a hazing and sexual assault scandal involving six players. some believe the players' punishment was far too lenient. they were sentenced to probation and community service and will not have to register as sex offenders. a seventh player is still awaiting trial. >>> new information about a high school hazing scandal in staten island. suspending all football games and practices until further notice. we're also learning a coach is suspended, pending the outcome of an investigation. junior varsity players claim varsity players shot a bb gun at them, roughed them up and harassed them in the showers during training camp. >>> a professional and very well time jewelry store heist with a plot line straight out of the hollywood mo

stocks let's bring in frederick neumann, the co-head of economics research at hsbc.deric, it's always great to speak with you. >> good evening. >> for a long time people had been saying what's going on in china and the chinese economy is isolated but yet we're seeing now the evidence that it's not. and it's not just big trading partners like korea where we're seeing the evidence and the export numbers. we're also seeing in developed markets like japan, with the nikkei down 4% overnight yesterday and then canada is now in a recession. are we now seeing the impact in other markets and is it more concerning to you now that we're seeing the impact in developed markets specifically? >> that's right. the weakness from china is starting to spread and it's going beyond the commodity sector. remember, for the last six, nine months it was commodities that got hit because of weakened china demand. now the worry is that china's also reducing its purchase not just of investment goods but also consumer goods. we're seeing concerns of a slowing purchases of, for example, electronic

s new interview with rhianna today from her sexy summer vacation to the rumors about her neumann.y explodes. her back stage tirade after nicki minaj blasted her vmas. >> taylor as terror. a crazed fan comes on her concert stage. >> democrats for the donald >> when i see someone like trump i go good for him. alec bald

katherine drexel and saint john neumann.nk you for celebrating the eucharist with us. thank you for showing us your support for families, for marriage, for immigrants, for the young and the poor. most of all, thank you for living the gospel of jesus christ with a spirit of such joy that has reached into every heart in this cathedral.

. >> police say tiffany neumann escaped from a hospital in lower manhattan, went bar hopping and stole a credit card and cell phone. she was arraigned overnight on charges of escape, grand larceny, criminal possession of stolen property. she is the fourth prisoner to escape this summer. >>> a high school on staten island suspended all football games and practices for the time being in the wake of a hazing scandal. we have learned coach susan wagner high school in seaview is suspended pending the outcome of the investigation. junior varsity players say varsity players shot a bb gun at them, roughed them up and harassed them in the showers during training camp. >>> moments ago a judge in baltimore denied a request to dismiss the charges against six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. there is a strong police presence outside the courthouse where the first hearing in the case is underway. protestors began gathering outside this morning demanding justice for gray. gray died from a spinal cord injury he suffered in police custody in april. today's hearing will address whet

investigators say 23-year-old tiffany neumann was rearrested at a relative's house. she escaped from the nypd and new york presbyterian hospital sunday when an officer stepped away from her to use the bathroom. they took her to the hospital after she claims she was pregnant. originally arrested on theft charges, she faces additional charges. >>> we know that a fast-moving fire in the bronx was started by careless the fire broke out in a garage after 4:00 a.m. it grew to eight alarms in eight minutes tearing through two homes. low water pressure problems made it difficult to battle the flames and keep it from spreading to two adjacent homes. residents say they were jolted awake by screams of fire. >> i woke up, i looked at my -- i looked out the window in the back and i see flames of fire. i had to go outside and run downstairs. >> one firefighter was treated for a minor injury but no residents were hurt. >>> turning to wall street, a new sign of weakness in china's economy. >> i think i will take that. weakness in china's economy has sent global stock markets lower.

after she was taken to a hospital is back in custody and arraigned overnight. 23-year-old tiffany neumann escaped sunday at new york presbyterian lower manhattan hospital. from there she went bar hopping and stole a credit card and cell phone. she is facing new charges of escape, grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. she is the fourth prisoner to escape from the nypd this summer. >>> a high school on staten island suspended all football games and practices for the time being in the wake of a hazing scandal. a coach at susan wagner high is suspended pending the outcome of an investigation. junior varsity players claim varsity players shot a bb gun at them and roughed them up in the showers during training camp. >>> "good morning america" is up next. george stephanopoulos is live in time's square. >> good morning. a lot coming up including the latest on the massive manhunt underway in illinois. three suspects being chased after killing a cop, a long- time veteran, father of four. we are live on the scene this morning. schools are on lockdown in that area. the race for th

police brass not happy. 23-year-old tiffany neumann has not been seen since ditching authorities sunday. an officer stepped away from her to use the bathroom. police commissioner william bratton is livid. >> i will not tolerate these continued lapses in what should be basic policing, care and custody of a prisoner. >> no excuse for it. it's embarrassing. she is not a mastermind criminal. due to inattentiveness and carelessness. >> police believe she is heading to los angeles. she is not considered dangerous. the officer that was watching her has been >>> another cooling tower tested positive for the legionnaires bacteria. this time it's in manhattan. it is the convent of the sacred heart school on the upper east side. the school has disinfected the tower. they found the bacteria that causes the disease. no reports of anyone getting sick. >>> state department released another big batch of previously unseen e-mails from hillary clinton's private e-mail account. it's the largest installment of e-mails so far. the former secretary of state and presidential candidate maintained e-mails were

katherine drexel and saint john neumann. philadelphia is the city that gave birth to the first para schools in the united states and rich legacy of social service and catholic education. the priests, deacons, women and men religious and lay people who are here today from the church of philadelphia continue that great work with the witness of their lives. holy father thank you for celebrating the eucharist with us. thank you for showing us your support for families, for marriage, for immigrants, for the young and the poor. most of all, thank you for living the gospel of jesus christ with a spirit of such joy that has reached into every heart in this cathedral. may god grant all of us today and all of the many thousands of people who will reach you this weekend a share in that same joy. now and always. holy father, welcome to philadelphia! (applause) . (applause) . (applause) . >> and with you too. >> go forth and serve the lord. >> thanks be to god. >> i ask you to pray for me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> back here at "good day ph

dari: a prisoner who escaped from police in custody is back in custody. 23-year-old tiffany neumann was caught this morning. authorities say she managed to slip out of her handcuffs and walked out of new york presbyterian lower manhattan hospital on sunday while on the run. police say she spent her time at bars and was found with a stolen cell phone. she was arrested on theft charges. escape charges are now pending. the officer who was supposed to be watching her has been suspended. steve: a cooling tower tested positive for the legionella bacteria. it was disinfected twice by an engineering firm. classes at the school will begin as scheduled next week. legionnaires outbreak in the bronx earlier this summer killed 12 and sickened 120. dari: it's 5:09. we have breaking news to tell you about. steve: a car burning on the george washington bridge. joe beerman is over the scene. what do we know? >> outbound upper level george washington bridge mid span, an suv pulling another vehicle just burst into flames. you can see we're here before the fire department. there was one brave port authorit

seton, who founded the first free catholic school for girls in the united states, or in saint john neumann, the founder of the first system of catholic education in this country. this evening, my brothers and sisters, i have come to join you in prayer that our vocations as priests will continue to build up the great edifice of god's kingdom in this country. i know that, as a presbyterate in the midst of god's people, you recently have suffered greatly in the not distant past by having to bear the shame of some of your brothers, brothers who have harmed and scandalized the church in the most in the words of the book of revelation, i know well that you have come forth from the great tribulation. i accompany you at this time of pain and difficulty, and i thank god for your faithful service to his people. in the hope of helping you to persevere on the path of fidelity to jesus christ, i would like to offer two brief reflections. the first concern is of the the joy of men and women who love god attracts others to him, priests and religious are called to find and radiate lasting satisfaction in

. >> tiffany neumann escaped sunday. police say from there she went bar hopping and stole credit card and cell phone. she was arraigned last night on charges of escape, grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. she is the fourth prisoner to he is escape from the nypd this summer. >>> the trial begins today against an alabama police officer accused of using excessive force on a man leaving him partially paralyzed. 58-year-old arrived at court yesterday using a walker. police say the 26-year old police officer eric parker slammed patel to the ground while responding to a call of a suspicious person. the incident was caught on another officer's dash cam. he arrived from independent deiah to care for his grandchild. >>> a white former south carolina police sentenced for the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man. richard combs pleaded guilty to misconduct in office and got a year of home detention but no time in prison. prosecutors gave up on trying to win a murder conviction against combs after hung juries i

john neumann, the founder of the first system of celtic education in this country. -- the founder of the first system of catholic education in this country. this evening i have come to join you in prayer. that our locations -- that our vocations, as priests, will continue to build up in this country. i know that as the presbytery it in the midst of god's people you recently have suffered greatly in the not distant past by having to bear the shame of some of your brothers. brothers who have harmed and scandalized the church. in the most vulnerable of their members. in the words of the book of revelation i know well that you have come forth from the great tribulation and i accompany you at i think god for your faithful service to his people doing so in the hope of helping you to preserve on the path of fidelity to jesus christ. i would like to offer two brief reflections. the first concern is of the spirit of gratitude. the joy of men and women who love god attracts others to him. priests and religious are called to find and radiate lasting joy springs from a grateful heart. truly, we

police had been looking for that shoplifting suspect tiffany neumann since sunday night when she escaped from police at new york presbyterian in manhattan. taken there amp claiming she was pregnant and in an pain. she is now under arrest. no word where found but the fourth prisoner to escape from the nypd since june. the rookie officer assigned to guard her suspended without pay. >>> let's check the weather. another hot day. lots of sun. 90in the high. tonight mostly clear skies. 75. tomorrow, still sunny. passing clouds. 89. thursday, warmest day of the week, 93. >>> coming up on the "today" show, real estate experts share secrets forhome. >>> we'll be back in a half hour. >>> taking a look at the headlines credit cards are getting a makeover but the changes are more than cosmetic. many of you have probably already received a replacement credit card that has the embedded computer chip in it. it is supposed to help reduce fraud, but starting october 1st merchants who haven't updated point of sale devices to recognize the chip will be held li thable if there is fraud at the register. if m