it happened in the suffolk county hamlet of north babylon. kristin thorne is there for us tonight. >> really just a team effort here. at one point they all decided they were trying to use a garden hose to try to put out the fire and they realized that wasnt going other be enough. >> you could see the flames coming out like that. away, chris cocuzza, a former voluntary firefighter ran toward the flames. they tore through his neighbor's house on sunrise highway in north babylon early yesterday morning. his neighbor, dominick gennaro, was fast asleep. joseph was driving home he and cocuzza teamed up. >> i said get me a ladder. i think he's in his bedroom right now. we run upstairs and i start pounding on the window, dominick, get up. your house is on fire. >> i put him on my shoulders. >> reporter: he carried gennaro to an ambulance which had just arrived. gennaro has cerebral palsy and suffers from seizures. >> being under the medication, i guess i didn't hear. i have two smoke alarms and they were working. >> reporter: you never know how you'r

firefighters at the scene at north babylon. gutted by fire just before 2:30 a.m. this morning. the flames also spread to a car and a home next door. one person is being treated for smoke inhalation. >>> the prosecutor in the tamir rice case has released enhance video of the moments before and after the 12-year- old little boy was shot and killed by a police officer. the surveillance video is sequenced and enhanced, frame by frame. but it does not appear to show whether or not tamir rice -- as police have maintained, was indeed reaching into his waistband for the pellet gun when a patrol man shot him less than two seconds after getting out of his police car. in recent weeks, several experts have weighed in on the case. they have released conflicting reports on whether the fatal shooting was justified or not. a grand jury must decide whether to charge the officer involved. >>> police know exactly who they are looking for after a man's phone was stolen on the subway. the suspect was a big help. he got his picture into investigator's hands. this selfie was uploaded to the victim's

the home in north babylon was gutted by fire overnight. the flames spread to a car and a home next door. right now it is still unclear if anyone has been her. >>> today fdny officials will be speaking about fire safety in brooklyn after two people were killed in a house fire. flames broke out 5:30 a.m. yesterday morning inside of a home on east 49 street. seventy-one-year-old lord kinard and his wife octavia were unable to escape. neighbors tried to get the couple out that they could not >> there were no smoke detectors in the home. several other people were hurt in the fire. investigators say it was started by a faulty extension cord on the first floor of the home. this morning, the fire officials will hold a very important safety demonstration on the corner of east 49 street and church avenue in east flatbush. they will also be handing out free smoke detectors. so important to have those. >>> the prosecutor and the rice case has released enhanced video of the moments he for an after the 12-year-old boy was shot and killed by a police off

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miles per hour, and we'll see that 40 plus rang this afternoon. 52 to 57 in the city, but edison babylon closer to 60, the hamptons at 62. we have winds gusting to 35 miles per hour this hour. we'll talk about wind chill in just a second. 58 will add a degree or two, it's above normal which has been the pattern this month of 11 of the 12 days of november, they've been above normal in a range of 8 degrees, we'll turn around in the next few days. october 18th. so far this season, they hit 50, tomorrow it will be 49 and with the wind. you get a sense of that wind with these clouds screaming by. there is moisture, so passing shower can't be ruled out, even tomorrow morning, north and west around this big low, it's that low and a building high, the pressure gradiant, it's funneling the wind from over 40 miles per hour, you do the math and you compare, you factor in the temperature and the wind, it will feel like 32 degrees tomorrow morning in the city, wind chills in the 20s, i think we'll be widespread, again heat your apartment and home safely. never candles and make sure if you're using sp

by the time firefighters arrived on the scene in north babylon, the flames had spread from one home on sunrise highway to another right next door. a car parked in the driveway also went up in flames. one person at that scene was treated for smoke inhalation. >>> a deadly fire in brooklyn prompted the fdny to hand out free smoke detectors in east flatbush again today. members of the fire department joined brooklyn borough president eric adam. a licensed electrician was on hand to demonstrate the proper use of electrical extension cords. a power strip is blamed on a fire in east flatbush yesterday that killed an elderly couple. >>> president obama landed in france moments ago. he's in pair frs -- in paris for the u.n. climate conference. the president wrote, the u.s. has shown it's possible to make environmental gains while creating jobs and expanding the economy. he says the goal in paris is a long-term framework for more global reductions with each nation setting targets that >>> meanwhile in paris earlier today, violent clashes erupted between police and climate change activists who r

this happened on the southern state parkway near exit 6 in babylon. as police secured the scene, another vehicle slammed into a state police car. the trooper inside was okay. >>> and new at 6:00. a bizarre story out of queens. a man arrested for threatening two liberty cab drivers s s with a machete. >> reporter: it's a wild story that ended just down the block behind me. the man with the ma chetty is in custody, but two cab drivers were nearly injured by a passenger this morning. 25-year-old lloyd clark was already in handcuffs by the time our camera arrived. his hand bloody. police say it's a wound from his own machete. a massive knife he was allegedly swinging at two cab drivers here. a startling commotion for neighbors just before 7:00 in the morning >> the car was up here. then we saw someone with a camera taking pictures. >> reporter: police say it started when clark hailed a cab and insisted on the sitting in the front seat. the cab driver told him to get in the back and police say he did but not before wiping some money and a tablet. police sa

resemblance to at least eight other robberies on long island, like the one new york and company on west babylon on october 12. >> tied up. trying to run for themselves. and trying to protect themselves. very scary. >> reporter: on this rainbow in lindenhurst, the robber stole from the customers. >> the uy was holding up at gunpoint. ladies behind the counter, you know, tied up and stuff. >> reporter: last week, at destination maternity, in karl place, police say the masked gunman posed as a cleaner walking in with a work vest and broom in his hand and head down. shoppers in the area had mixed reactions. >> it is very unfortunate. and it is scary to know that that is happening right around here. >> we shopped here. >> you are going to -- >> keep going shopping. >> for shoppers in the pier one imports, the store is not accepting cash. and suffolk county police are offering a $5,000 award for information leading to the arrest of the suspect. >>> police are investigating if awful crimes are connected but they -- all of the crimes are connected but they strongly believe they are. they urge people to

lots of 30s out there. 37 monticello. 36 sparta. 39 babylon. 31 right now in the hamptons. you have a little bit of wind. not super heavy. 7 miles per hour, 8 miles per hour so it's making that 45 feel like 43. feels like 34 in monticello. not much of a wind in the hamptons. wind chill and temperature in line with one another but for tomorrow you will be not as warm as yesterday with your hit 67 degrees. but not as cold or as cool as today. right in the middle right about where you should be you will be at 57 degrees. first half of your day will be brighter than the second half because the clouds are going to fill in. slightly chance for a shower about a 20% chance for a little drizzle maybe a lyle lit shower and where would that come from? well, right now the skies look fine but you will notice there are a few little light showers back into west virginia so maybe there's a slight chance to see a little bit of wet weather. it's definitely a better bet for your day on thursday when we'll see some of this rain come into our area. here's how we see it. thursday morning is the

around viewing cell phone video captured by a passenger on this 708 out of penn station headed east to babylon. [ ding, ding ] >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> reporter: the long islander who shot the video is stunned that in full view of conductors and train personnel, a commuter hunkered down inside the engineer's cab off limits to the public amid buttons, dials, brakes and door controls, allegedly drinking a beer, reading the evening paper. >> just as the train is crowded they should not be sitting in the conductor's area especially drinking a beer. >> reporter: with few empty seats, this rider seemed to find comfort and open space to stretch out. at one point a passenger apparently thinking the man in the cab is a conductor asked a schedule question. >> what's [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: off limit seating is not all that unusual during rush hour. >> they usually leave the doors open see we can sit there when there's not enough seats. >> reporter: at one point the conductor passes by the open cab and doesn't ask the man to move out of the secure area although the railroad says a passenger w

right now from middle village to kings park to babylon, you're in the low to mid 60s right now. still 70 in long branch, 66 in the city, 72 in morristown and 66 degrees in newburgh. we had some light sprinkles move through the area today. nothing heavy whatsoever. not enough to measure in most cases. but what's coming for us is a showers and maybe a thunder shower tomorrow evening. right now there are severe thunderstorm watches and tornado watches out for the plains and the midwest. we won't see quite that intensity here but we'll see a few showers tomorrow evening. tonight it's the drizzle and fog that's back through the area tonight and in the morning. but by midday, here's what's going to happen. it burns off and here comes the heat. the front won't make it here until 8:00 in the evening. most of the day should be dry. we're predicting 74. it could go higher. this then we're in the cool 60s saturday and 50s on sunday. back to you. >>> still much more ahead as we continue on news4 at 5 o'clock. >> a staten island guitar store that's served some of music's biggest stars is now

similar hold-ups have been reported in other stores in north lindenhurst, best babylon, and deer park. >>> guns stolen from a massachusetts armory just turned up in a bronx trash can. the fbi says army reservist james walker morales broke into the army, armory rather in wooster last week swiping 16 military rifles and guns. three of the weapons have now been recovered, all thanks to a homeless man. police say he was rummaging through bottles and cans near yankees stadium and found a rifle and two handguns in a trash bag. he turned them in. island awaiting extradition. >>> coming up next here at noon, the worst bottlenecks in the nation. and no surprise, some new york commutes made that list. we'll tell you if yours cracked the top ten. that's next. >>> on the busiest day of the year, coming up, the mad rush to get this produce to your thanksgiving table. >>> well, everybody wants to know, what's the commute going to be like as we head off to grandmas and what's thanksgiving going to be like too? we're going to have your answers i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big

cell phone video shows a passenger in an engineers scab on a train from penn station to babylon. the passenger is reading a newspaper and drinking what appears to be a beer. the engineer's cab is supposed to be locked and offlimits to the public. a watchdog agency is investigating the possible security breach. the l.i.r.r. says the passenger safety was never compromised. >>> a sugar substitute safe for humans can be deadly for your dog. pet owners are being warned it can cause severe low blood sugar, seizures, and liver fail your your for dogs. one couple wishes they knew about the dangers. >> her kidney tests were not good. they were shutting down, and we didn't really have any other choice other than to put her down. >> calls to the aspca's poison control center jumped from 82 in 2004 to 3700 last year. >>> new tonight, a way to get a boost of energy or relieve your anxiety or depression. >> this is the lastest in the wearable technology. chris wragge tried it out to see if it's possible to shock yourself happy. >> i was fully prepared to say no, it tingles, that's it. >> repor

there's the heavy rain it's back down to babylon. this will go through suffolk county. your rainfall amounts have been light. still a down to sandy hook. westchester, putnam, fairfield counties, still light to jersey. look at the winds coming out ahead of the front and now drying and the clouds withering behind the front. watch the futurecast here. still another few hours till the rain clears the east end, then by dawn other than early clouds in the twin forks, we have a a cool breeze. it will feel brisk outside but the afternoon is gorgeous, a lot of sunshine and temperatures should be in the middle 50s. tomorrow. 56 degrees. front swings off few high clouds around. it's a better half of the weekend. look at it's going to be a few inches of snow in chicago over the weekend. our concern is where does this storm go over the weekend? breezy and cooler. mostly sunny a a.m. lingering clouds east . for tomorrow it's 56. mostly sunny and again a breezy brisk day. less wind. it will be in the feeling 52, sun and cloud. sunday we've been rain in the morning. good news with that

a little bit of a range in temperature from low 40s in north babylon. go along the north coast, northport is 51. milder there. milder yet in the city at 52. then it drops to the 30s through most of the northern half of new jersey. 40s and 30s across the hudson valley. danbury at freezing mark. we're starting out with a clear sky. a quick climb into the 60s by noon. 63 the expected high this afternoon. notice all those sun symbols. a very nice afternoon. emily west in for lauren this morning. >> still these crashes in new jersey. first one in elizabeth on route 1-9 southbound at 439. couple lanes blocked. there's also road work heading into new jersey. that's causing a slow down. clifton, 21 northbound, another crash there. new timetables in effect for lirr. more weather and traffic coming up. >> emily, thank you very much. >>> and now to the terror attacks in paris. there's been several new developments overnight on the investigation. just learning now that investigators have identified two more of the attackers. kerry barrett is in the newsroom with th

we're live in north babylon, i'm criscuolo kristen thorn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, kristen. >>> new at noon, police have relevanted a man accused of killing a decorated new york city firefighter. 52-year-old conrad zippa will afternoon. and prosecutors say he killed retired fdny lieutenant richard duty last week. the victim found in his home, on long beach island with blunt cut throat. he was a 29-year veteran of the department. >>> nasty head-on crash in rockland county. an and unbelievably the driver an suv slammed into a bus on route 45 in ramapo this morning. fortunately no drivers and the driver only had minor injuries. the suv driver not only survived the crash but got out and took off. police fear that the person may have been injured and are actively searching for that person. >>> jury selection resumed this morning in the corruption trial of former new york assembly speaker shell don silver. today a juror asked the judge if he could quit deliberations because of an unspecified conflict of interest. it is the second time in a week a juror has sought to get off the p

it happened on the southern state parkway near exit 36 in babylon. her cousin, who didn't want to be on camera, said the family is devastated. >> she was a very loving mother. she was very adventurous. she liked to go in the woods and go on walks, and she was -- she definitely had a great personality. very kind. >> as police secured the scene, another vehicle slammed into a state police car. the trooper inside was okay. >>> police chased down a man with a machete in a queens neighborhood. we're told it all started when 25-year-old cloyd clark hailed a cab in ozone park. police say he told money and a tablet from the driver after being told he couldn't sit in the front seat. clark then allegedly tried to steal from a second cabbie, but the driver called for backup. when the first driver showed up to get his things back, clark ran into his house and came out swinging a machete. police showed up just in time and tackled clark to the ground, arresting him. he is facing several charges. >>> and police in queens are looking for a man who set fire to dozens

beach blanket babylon and a tony winning broadway hit today .his app can help you put shows in the bay area, new york, los angeles and london. >>> donald trump face protesters this weekend in florida, but he tried a more considerate approach for the republican presidential candidate how they rally in sarasota, when a protester interrupted him. trump asked the crowd not to hurt him and kindly escort the person out there this change comes after supporters punched and kicked a black lives matter protester who interrupted a rally in alabama. john suggested the black lives matter protester should have been roughed up. but today to pump changed his tune and security escorted the protesters out. some of the last rally. we had one person and 15,000 people. we had one person who was really being bad. and it was horrible. it was horrible. we said get them out. we were a little bit rough and i got criticized so today, could i have been nicer than that? his next campaign rally is scheduled for monday in macon, georgia. >>> a woman in florida this really nee

we are at 57 for the hamptons and also for babylon. you look at these numbers, and it's 12 degrees warmer in the hamptons than it was yesterday. 9 for belmar, and 5 for central park, 7 for edison. warmer now than it was this time yesterday, and you look at temperature trend. easy to see how that could happen. we did have a halloween chill if you will. 56degrees. below the norm for your saturday, but well above it today. we will do it tomorrow. temperatures soar into the 70s, and we expect them to say there. mostly clear or clearing skies, and south of the city you will seat cloud cover. clearing skies tonight, cool monday morning and mild monday afternoon. the storm system we are keeping our eye on is expected to stay to the south. rain to our south, and we have a significant warmup on the way. here's the vortex satellite and radar. showing the cloud cover, thin for most of us, but closer to the stationary front to the south, that's where the rain is and the clouds are originating. the closer you r the more cloud cover you will see ton

yesterday's high was 46 and a little warmer today and it's already warmer right around brookhaven and babylon. and over to oyster bay and then you go down to the south shore here right around hempstead hampton. and without the wind, you know, the sun is weak this time of northeast wind. feels nice. so we have this high pressure ridge that will slide eastward and makes for some great weather really all the way to the great lakes and the plains and eventually the high kind of slides eastward. so our tranquil day today becomes a warmer day tomorrow the atlantic. it makes it milder on a few clouds on thanksgiving day as well. as you carve up the turkey on thanksgiving. 9:00 tomorrow morning with the parade, 50 degrees. 57 by afternoon. this afternoon, we're at 52. tonight is a great night, 35 in the suburbs and 43 around the five boroughs and then we're looking at sun and clouds a milder day tomorrow. 50 at the start of the parade. and getting close to 60 in the afternoon. your accuweather seven day forecast. friday, if you are doing that shopping thing, it is going to be wonderful. you can wear

the fire started around 2:30 this afternoon in the 900 block of sunrise highway of north babylon. when firefighters arrived on the scene, the flames had already spread to a house next door. the car parked in a driveway, that too went up in flames. one person was treated for smoke inhalation. prompted the fdny to hand out smoke detectors in flatbush today. they joined eric adams, a licensed electrician was on hand to demonstrate the proper use of electrical extension investigators blame a power strip for starting a fire in east flatbush yesterday that killed an elderly couple. >> we do not want the holiday seasons of life to be replace would the lights of emergency vehicles responding to a fire. three out of five deaths in home fires is due to the absence of smoke alarms. >> investigators say the couple killed in yesterday's fire did not have working smoke detectors in their home. >>> the suspect in that deadly shootout at a colorado planned parenthood clinic is scheduled to have his first court appearance monday afternoon. this as new information reveals shooter to target that cli

that's one of stars of "beach blanket babylon" the ribbon cutting for the hospital and trauma center.re to hear mark zuckerberg. they gave $75 million to the new facility. >> this hospital really is the, the heart of the city. it treats everyone in the city according to need. its doors are open to anyone in the hardest times when sickness strikes and, when there is nowhere else to go. >> that new hospital will open in the spring and include a larger emergency department and private rooms for patients. >> now to new information on the attacks in paris. one of the attackers still on the run. we're getting details from the people who helped that man escape the city. and we're learning of new arrests. let's got to abc's marci gonzalez in paris. >> reporter: tonight an accused lookout for the terrorist who carried out last weak's attack in paris is under arrest. turkish police saying the belgian man and two other suspected members of isis were planning to go to syria before officers found them overnight and took them into custody. back in paris, investigators are still working to identify

it happened on the southern state parkway near exit 36 in babylon. her cousin, who did not want to be on cam rarks says the family is devastated. >> she was a very loving mother. she was very adventurous. she liked to go in the woods and go on walks. she was -- she definitely had a great personality. very kind. >> as police secured the scene, another vehicle slammed into a state police car. that trooper inside was okay. >>> 5:48 now. donald trump's campaign conference with black clergy members. the campaign planned to announce an endorsement by 100 african-american pastors. the event is now going to be a closed-door meeting after several of those clergy members announced they do not intend to endorse the republican hopeful. nbc's chuck today interviewed the presidential candidate on "meet the press" sunday. in a heated phone interview, trump was challenged on his claim that thousands of muslims in new jersey celebrated during the 9/11 attacks. >> this didn't happen in new jersey. there were plenty of reports. and you're feeding a stereo type. >> chuc

winds currently gusting 24 miles per hour in the city, 26 babylon, 23 white plains so for the most part, it's a gusty evening. for tomorrow it's breezy. it's going down a notch instead of like 20 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts, more like 15 to 20-mile- per-hour gusts for your day on friday. so a breezy looking one out there. but the sky will be brighter so across the board, 57 for friday. sun will come back in the second half of the day. saturday, sunday, you're chilly out there, 50 saturday. 47 on sunday. again overnight saturday going into sunday could be a little bit of precipitation out there. and then monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, temperatures in the upper 40s, lower 50s. right now thanksgiving day looks to be about 54 degrees with sunshine and from what i can see currently i don't think the winds are going to be a problem. >> fingers crossed, yes. thank you, lonnie. >>> some iconic pieces of movie history are about to go on the auction block. 400 items are on display on madison avenue at bottoms auction house. if you are a tom hanks fan his army union for from forrest gump is u

live in north babylon. kristen thorn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you kristen. we're following breaking news in lower manhattan. we just learned that there's a verdict in the corruption trial of former new york assembly speaker sheldon silver. prosecutors say silver collected nearly $4 million in fees in exchange for official favors to realestate developers and others. he sent a note to the judge saying he could no longer serve interest. break. the judge told the juror that the law protected him from retaliation and advised him to return to deliberations he did and once again a verdict has been reached. as soon as we know what it is, we'll let you know. >>> the nypd is investigating a brutal attack on a person as a possible hate crime. it happened early sunday morning as the victim was walking into a building on 93rd street in jackson heights the 35-year-old man who dresses as a woman was struck in the head and the face. thrown the the ground and then slammed to a curve. the victim is in critical condition today. there are no suspects. >>> it's not clear yet wha

so we're looking at low 50s when you go from oyster bay into babylon and about 55. 56 down the jersey shore. so with the 7 to 13-mile an hour wind out of the northwest, to a 17-mile an hour wind here, now, it will be a little breezy and a little chilly but you do see there are some holes in the sky. right there passaic and bergen county, rockland county a little sun here. down the jersey shore, a little sun breaking through. good for you. a couple of sprinkles are here on the north fork and headed towards suffolk county. that will be about another 30 minutes and gone and then we get a little respite from that rain. the afternoon after school will feature clouds and maybe a peek of sun. 59 degrees. it's breezy with those lingering clouds here at noontime. now tomorrow, it's going to be a very windy -- very gosh i should say very cloudy day with a couple of showers, then it's windy as the front moves through and the low goes upstate. so it will be very windy with some 40-mile an hour wind gusts friday. friday afternoon. friday evening and be ready for that. but we will have a lot of sun

ever since the storm, closed foundations like joanne's are village of babylon and lindenhurst to build stronger and safer. >> new york rising is notifying homeowners that have to have their homes raised that they're only going to reimburse 20 percent if the home has a closed foundation. >> reporter: new york state senators have reached out to new york rising asking for full reimbursement. >> the homeowners are in a catch 22. either don't close your house or don't get any money. >> open foundations, the kind that new york rising is willing to pay for, aren't realistic in the northeast, especially when temperatures drop below freezing during the winter months. >> my idea is that they got this from designers and people they hired from the south who assumed it would adopt here. it's not a possibility. not really. >> reporter: a spokesperson for new york rising says in a statement the elevation program has been developed in full compliance with federal guidelines to insure the safety of homeowners in the flood plain. new york rising is paying a than 4300 residents. don was out of his home f

mandy's clothing, hempstead turnpike east meadow, new york and company montauk highway west babylon, rainbow shop in lindenhurst. >> people are terrified. you know? you think you're shopping and you know, you're taken after guard. it's scary. >> reporter: police say remain calm, comply with demands. >> be the best witness possible. get physical descriptions. note how the suspect speaks, description of a weapon being used. critically important as is how the person flees the scene. unsure if there was a getaway car. but the parkway entrance is just down the road. all the stores targeted have catered to women. from carle place, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >> the robberies so far this suspect was hidden behind a dark mask, displayed a gun and tied the wrists of his female victims. >>> kean university has increased security on campus after someone made anonymous threats against black students on twitter. they say the messages of hate were posted last night during a peaceful rally to raise awareness about racial unrest on college campuses. local and federal authorities are now working wi

we're in the upper 40s here in hempstead and babylon and across the sound in norwalk it's 47. same thing danbury. and you can see it's 50 in newark right now. it's 49 in poughkeepsie. on average closing in on 15 to 20 degrees below yesterday's numbers at this pace. so a few patchy clouds come in tonight, clear to partly cloudy. and then during the day tomorrow, it's not that it's totally overcast. the clouds are probably dominant. but there are thin spots at times and bright spots. and enough so that we're at 55 at lunchtime. and east/southeast wind and probably getting into the mid- and upper 50s during the afternoon hours and more importantly it's dry day and a day you don't need the umbrella just yet. a couple of high clouds if you notice on the southern horizon. they're going to make for a coming in just yet. high pressure over certain canada. -- eastern canada. as that begins to retreat into the north atlantic the clouds come in during the day tomorrow. it's transition day tomorrow in that the clouds are thickening and then we turn our attention to the big storm in the mi

current temperatures, 42 degrees in babylon. and white plain, 43 along with greenwich and sparta cooler with 31 degrees. we are starting to see a shift if the winds westerly. white plains, this is your temperature difference from yesterday. 10 degrees warmer this warmer than yesterday at this same time. 18-degree difference. relative humidity, i can't show you this enough, it's moist. keep in mind, we have that dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. for parts of new york city and northern new jersey as well. and southern fairfield county. you start to see the frontal boundary pushing through with the showers. and unfortunately, not making it so i don't think we will see showers on saturday. perhaps a couple sprinkles and. it will be cooler by the following week. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a mom in florida hosted a group of marines who couldn't go see their families for thanksgiving. >> she welcomed 15 marines who served with her son at a naval air station in jacksonville. she says the meal was about more than celebrating just th

another cool reading. 38 in the hamptons. 48 in babylon. and these numbers compared to yesterday, it's a little bit warmer. today, today i want to go with a repeat of yesterday. my concern is if a sea breeze sets up, it might be a degree or two cooler for the city and for long island but it will be as warm inland. so variety out there. and 71, pretty sky, 69 for lunchtime. and then 69 after work and school. man, if you can get out of work early today, it will be so nice. changes, we need some rain. there's a chance tomorrow. and there's the sea breeze. so by tomorrow morning, more in the way of cloud cover. and by tomorrow afternoon, could see an ice isolated shower. the it's been a longtime. friday dynamic day, could see a shower in the morning and then a shower in the afternoon. southwest wind fills in, compresses the air and could be the warmest of the week and could tie a record on friday. and that's a cold front. so you will see that drop from friday to saturday. another drop from saturday to sunday. look, there's a 10-degree drop and

numbers compared to yesterday, anywhere -- -- babylon at 65. and numbers compared to yesterday, anywhere from 8 to ocean, all the way up into to middlesex county as well. no dense fog advisory yet. they could post one. lunchtime. afternoon. 74 after work and school. and then it's a little dicey. tonight we could see some thunderstorm as well. much of the area. just a little soupy out there. some fog for the south shore. and some showers headed your way. and that's about it. that's feature one. feature two, feature three, yeah, not a double feature, it's a triple feature. we have the front on the way. maybe a passing shower this morning. you get a break. that's when we really heat up. the southwest wind and breaks in the clouds. and for friday night, even as early as 5:00 or 6:00, we see showers and they push through the area during the course of the night. and then it's relatively quiet. possibility of a shower on saturday. and saturday and sunday, brighter but cooler. here's the deal, 75 today. 10 degrees colder tomorrow. 10 degrees colder sti

and damp morning with rain on the way. 55 degrees winds are northeast at 8. 57 west hampton to east babylon. 55 brookhaven and towards smithtown and 53 bridgeport and 55 in the park. there's the line of the rain right there. that will keep creeping northward. and slowly working its way northward here this morning. and right on up the hudson river valley. so rain off the on all day. -- and on all day. everybody, so you need the umbrella and raincoat to because the winds will be 10, 20 miles per hour and that will be blowing the rain around today. temperature around 60 rather than being rather chilly. just a mild rain. weather then heather every seven minutes. >>> let's talk about the east side of manhattan first i can show you some pictures here. i was just telling about this right here, this is unauthorized tractor-trailer. so this is right near 90th street. we're going to show you the backup. this is eight neared 6th street. it can toe that the -- i can tell you the fdr drive southbound we have the unauthorized tractor-trailer. george washington bridge inbound upper level accident undernea

inmates at the suffolk county jail on long island, new york, the arrival of students from nearby babylon hopes the promise of this day will be considerably less monotonous than many others. >> we have the enlightenment seminars, which many people compared it to scared straight. i think this is a little more toned down. high schools and junior high schools from suffolk county, they come here on a bus, and they come through with their chaperones and their teachers. >> all right, good morning! >> we want these kids to see that, you know, this is a dead end coming to jail. and it's not necessarily kids who are in trouble. this is a whole grade of kids from a high school or junior high school that come in. >> this is a maximum security facility. when we go inside, there are some rules we have to follow. >> officer nelson is their guide. >> this class today is a high school class. so they're not like at-risk youth. they're just kids that are in a law course in high school. >> this is our criminal justice elective. it's an opportunity for the students to see how the criminal system works from a

babylon 45. edison 42. the 24-hour temperature change is from 10 degrees cooler to 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday at 7:31. so much cooler this morning. this afternoon we'll be warming into the 50s. right now we have clear skies with just a few thin clouds out there. and that will be the case for the duration of your sunday. we're expecting plenty of sunshine and a brisk breeze out of the northwest. in fact gusts could be as high as 20 miles per hour today. by 9:00 a.m. it's 48. mostly sunny. looking lovely. by noon 52, sunshine and that breeze out of the northwest. 3:00 this afternoon, 55 degrees. that's as warm as it gets, folks, but that is seasonable and that is where we should be. so very fall end to your weekend. coming up we'll talk about rain on the way that might impact some commutes on tuesday. andrea and diane, back to you. >> thank you. >>> now to our top story. the death of a hero who fought to the very end. >> nypd lieutenant marci sims will be laid to rest today after passing away fro

boy, this cold will feel like forever if you don't have your warm gear. 38 from babylon to smithtown to brookhaven, hempstead in the upper 30s. let's take on winds just to be mean and here are the real feels. 34 staten island. 28 bronx and around brooklyn and queens 29 to islip. 20 to monticello. so, we will look at a lot of sunshine today. that will do little to heat us up. as a matter of fact, 37 by 8:00 and later on today 34 the high. normal high is 51. for this time of the year, 44, you tack on the wind it will feel like 34 during the day today. kiddos getting up this morning, parents, everybody, getting all warmed up with the warm gear, dress in layers. after school today it will feel like 34. so, dress warmly for after school sports you have that going on. we will talk about that coming up. thanksgiving and the busiest holiday forecast. i guess i got a few problems in hoboken. >>> a lot of lane closures -- road closures. avoid the south side of hoboken. we have alternate side of the street parking rules suspended in hoboken on all streets south of first. people are asking is th

out of here in time for the weekend. 41 west hampton. 40 around brookhaven and 43 smith town and babylon. 40 around newark and north here above the merrick parkway. 48 to monticello. so some normal numbers but chill little numbers this morning hundred -- chilly numbers this morning and then you tack on the wind. look at the wind at laguardia. 14 jfk. out around montauk 10-mile an hour winds. 21 gusts from the park to white plains and you can see that some of the gusts around 22 miles an hour from montauk and down the jersey shore. we have clear skies and a northeast wind nice bubble of high pressure here in the northeast. to the west is this storm system, it's a big low creating the snow and that tornadic activity you saw that tornado on the ground in kansas. this will all push eastward and gets to us on thursday. but tornadic activity. what we're looking at today is this bubble of high making it cool here in the northeast but eventually you'll see big warmth starts to return tomorrow into the upper 50s and ahead of this front we'll see the temperatures into the 60s by thursday. our futu

outside and clear skies and pretty morning but it's pretty chilly. 36 around the area 32 smith town, 34 babylon, 37 west hampton, 39 east hampton the warmest spot, 33 newark and 22 around poughkeepsie so it's a cold morning with cold wind out of the northeast, we are going to 46 but it's going to feel like the 30s so dress warmly and we have a lot of sunshine mixed in with clouds as we go into the afternoon. we've got rain for tomorrow and wednesday, sunshine by the end of the week all to tell you about in your accuweather seven day forecast. up in the traffic center is debbie good morning happy monday. >> good morning bill, everybody. schedule over on the a, c, and e. overnight maintenance just wrapping up. lirr, metro north new jersey transit on time and taking a ride over to main street in spring valley it's an accident right at williams avenue right at the intersection heading to the south bound through way into the tap no problems getting into westchester county. keep in mind the broken water main man row street closed between first and second in hoboken with that broken water main, dray c

means with the pressure at that number, it is going to be quite windy. 52 around smithtown and 54 babylon and brook heyen west hampton 51. even 57 at west hampton and montauk. should be about 43 to 33. the wind out of the west and southwest 14, 16 miles per hour. these are sustained winds. so the park and shore 7-mile an hour sustained wind and you see 17 out toward montauk but we have gusts that are nots and just foulards -- that are in the 20s and just a few clouds this morning. off to the west there's the front and low that's moving northward into canada and cast intensifying making it into windy. there'll be a wave that comes by tomorrow morning in this and you'll see on the futurecast we get to ninety. the wave -- midnight. the wave is to the north. if it gets by in sullivan, ulster, dutchess, putnam saturday morning you might have a snow flake out of this saturday morning and then really gusty and windy today. the front drives through the wave and gives little snow flake to the north. but the wind is reinforced out of the northwest tomorrow at 25, 35 miles an hour. so sun and clouds

white plains and babylon. 55 in the hamptons. and 52 in monticello. and on the radar picture. you can see the clouds thicken and moving in the from the southwest. and it's also with an area of low pressure to the southwest through the tennessee valley that may bring us showers as well later today. just a slim chance at that. >> thank you. >>> another news update in half an hour. i'm diane macedo. continues in a moment. >>> a very slow soccer match this week cost a broadcaster in china his job. the game was described as boring by some fans. >> you heard it there. the color commentator fell asleep as the two teams passed the ball back and forth over and over. plus the match ended at 4:00 a.m. beijing time. in his defense this, guy is a 20 >> should have stayed awake. >> now to our top story. greg hardy facing new rounds of outrage when photos emerge when. the nfl suspended hardy from the dallas cowboys for ten games. >> he got it reduced to four games but now hardy could face repercussions. >> on the field, 6'5", 280 pound defensive end greg hardy can take down the toughest oppo

and babylon, cooler at 36 but we have that warm-up in the works and we are starting to see clouds push in from west to east. so we may see a spotty drizzle later tonight but not much to worry about. and certainly a gorgeous day with temperatures in up ther 50s. 59 is the expected high in the city. and over night lows in the low 50s. perhaps a few upper 40s. thanksgiving. n forecast. tomorrow, 63 is the average high. and your extended forecast is high. into monday. all right. noon. and you can watch the parade right here on cbs 2 . we are always on at cbsnewyork.com. have a happy thanksgiving. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3.500 hospitals. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia.

you were born in brazil but u grew up on long island pl north babylon went to stony brook. what's this championship mean for you, and mean to bring it back? all of my family were there. it was an honor for cosmo, to play in front of my family. it was huge. >> the cosmos have a rich history when i came out there last year you and i talked about this payle. to win this title as a cosmo what's it mean? >> world famous players and our team is not short of that either with raul to be able to win a championship and send them out on a high. they're champions their own life so them was a terrific save in that l game. >> we captured that image. image was captured. we're going to show it to you. you reach out and grab the ball bulls last year. who is the best team in the knock new york area? >> probably new york cosmos. we have highlightses last couple of years. huge with the championship but open cup win against the red bull in new york city we're delft big time for us. you have a fan base and used to be in yankees stadium but how important is it to get that stadium to build that fa

similar holdups have been reported in other starts in east farmingdale, west babylon, and in deer park, all over the last three months. >>> a homeless man helped federal agents recover weapons stolen from a massachusetts armory. the fbi says army reservist james walker morales broke into the armory in worcester last week swiping 16 military rifles and guns. three of the weapons were found on friday. police say a homeless man rummaging for bottles and cans near yankee stadium found a rifle and two handguns in a trash bag and turned them in. morales is in jail on long island awaiting extradition. >>> all right. coming up on 5:34. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. chris, it could be a little warmer because i have to be outside playing in the cosmos media game today. my reverse bicycle kick is going to hurt if it's this cold. >> we have to get a camera crew there. >> we don't have to. >> i think you did that last year, too, didn't you? i did so well, the cosmos asked me to play. >> they're going to be drafting you. >> all right. north and west, 20s. sussex just below the freezing mar

babylon at 41. we'll go into one of the five boroughs. brooklyn at 49 degrees. 44 at jfk. havsesome fog and mist rolling into all three area airports. temperatures much cooler to the north and the west. but everyone is going to warm up rather nicely into the upper 50s to low 60s as we head through the rest of the day with plenty of sunshine. right now, this dense fog advisory with us until 9:00 this morning. if you don't have to go out right now, just give it a little while. have breakfast at home. why? well, we have a quarter-mile visibility in places like danbury, south hills mall in poughkeepsie at a quarter mile. farmingdale, three-quarters of a mis.le. quarter of a mile in morristown. as you head to short hills and so many of the malls around that area, quarter-mile in bridgeport as well. so we see clouds and fog this morning. a little bit of mist as well. then we're going to clear out rather nicely through the day. we see a little bit of rain roll through tomorrow morning. then another dose potentially tomoonow late afternoon, early

guy from sparta called and said, i'm in shorts and it feels so good, 57 in babylon. and 58 in the hamptons. compared to yesterday, oh, 11 the door. big push out of the south. so all of that energy, you feel it but it also will serve to atmosphere, pave the way for heavier rain, 2:00 to 5:00 to as late as 9:00. showers by lunchtime and then the heavy rain this afternoon. a snapshot of the rain. this is the front moving from west to east. this is the rain moving from southwest to northeast so we're right in line. and you see some showers. by lunchtime, in fact, even a pocket or two of heavy rain into the early afternoon. and between let's say noon and 5:00, that's when you see more of the pockets of the heavy rain. and finally as it clears late overnight into friday, it intensifies. so you have parts of suffolk county, watch out wading river, to the hamptons, you're going to be dealing with the rain. and then we blow it away friday. and then it's cool enough, we could see a few flurries mix in late saturday into the first part of sunday. not in city, well north and wes

and 62 in babylon. and 60 in the hamptons. who knew? 58 in edison. you know, these numbers, if you were to average them, they are similar to where we were yesterday but unlike yesterday, not going to have the south, southeast wind. so it won't warm up as much. in fact, you will see numbers cooler this afternoon. so we will dip through the sunrise hour and then eke our way back up to 57 which is above normal but it's 61 right now. so it's actually going to be cooler this afternoon than it is right now. take a jacket. and there's the wet weather wet. you can see exiting the island right now. and it will continue to exit over the next hour or so. and that northwest wind really does help as far as brightening up the skies and drying everything out. and high pressure today and tomorrow, now this is interesting, i want to race ahead and show you friday into the afternoon is fine, lots of sun. yesterday the models were bringing in quite a bit of moisture late saturday into the first part of your sunday. and now look at this thing, like totally missing us. m

it's going to be chilly for them tonight. 53 in babylon. numbers warmer than yesterday but with the winds gusting in excess of 30 might now, it's going to feel colder. and that's what's going on, low and models actually hinting at a little bit of snow. maybe a flake or two north and west tonight. and could even see a stray shower tomorrow morning north and west. and then high pressure builds in, winds subside. sunday really super and delightful again. sunday into the first part of next week. but is it too early for snow? no, this year -- this time last year, we had a trace of snow in the city, parts of the area, an inch or two. nothing like that but it's going to be cold and windy. don't take it out on me because today is also world kindness day. be kind. always kind, alex denis. >> thanks, john. >>> good morning. if you are traveling here, let's first say, avoid bronx if you can. we have crews performing late running construction on the eastbound side of the cross bronx at bronx river parkway. delays here. the length of the cross bronx and

and babylon, your numbers are down, visibility worse for you. and the hamptons, about a quarter of the mile. and jersey shore, even into sparta, guy is in a fog this morning. he usually is. visibility less than half a mile. white plains as well. so that dense fog advisory is and again, in and out of it. leave extra time. and scanning the sky, wet weather, yeah, there's some moisture. trying to ring a little bit of rainout of this. and i think we will have better luck. this is the front. it's a one-two punch tomorrow. a shower in the morning and a better chance for a shower in the afternoon. and computer model, a little bit of activity this morning and then there's a round of showers this afternoon. not a lot of coverage with this at all. but it's going to be a grayer day today. and still mild. mid- to upper 60s. and then tomorrow, more dynamic fog in the morning. a shower too. and then a break into the afternoon. that's when we could see the records tied or broken. and then here's the actual front pushing through. so it's friday night into the f