. >> reporter: he was the building manager for alfred enterprises. in a statement from company officials this afternoon they write, we are heart broken to have lost an individual who has been a part of our daily work life for four years. he was highly regarded by all of us. a very tragic death. >> for sure. thank you very much. >>> high winds knocked down trees and power lines across our area overnight. some of the worse damage was in westchester county. >>> since then the wind gusts have died down a little bit. we have meteorologist lee goldberg outside with the forecast. >> reporter: our winds are still gusting at 30 miles per hour. it is gusty outside. it is starting to back off. the wind doesn't feel all that bad because sunshine is out. when you get in the shade and you get gusts it is biting outside. we'll see improving conditions through the evening hours. as we look downtown, this camera still bouncing around with the wind gusts over 30 miles per hour. our temperature at 5:00 a at 52 degrees. our wind gusts is 36 miles per hour. that's from l