trains long island railroad babylon until noon today. hudson bergen light rail we have this issue it involves the overhead wire. six trains express 125th union square suspended between 139th and 96 -- 95th. >>> prescription drugs were found in prince's possession when he died. law enforcement officials tell abc news drugs were also found inside the musician's home. the drugs included opioid medication. if drugs were involved in prince's death the dea may be called in to join the death investigation. investigators are still awaiting toxicology reports. >>> a 13-year-old boy is in the hospital after being shot by when they say he refused to drop what looked like a real gun. this picture was released by police. it turned out to be a replica of a semiautomatic pistol. the boy was spotted holding the replica handgun yesterday afternoon. the boy took off running and they shot him in the leg when he refused to drop what they assumed was a real gun. >> i put my own eyes on it. it is an absolute identical replica semiautomatic pistol. those polic

it went airborne, crashed through a fence and landed on the lawn in north babylon. it didn't end there. stolen car somehow lost control, hit a boulder and crashed right through this fence here, labd nding here on the front lawn. you can still see the giant hole here in the fence. all of this was caught on the homeowners sid video surveillance cameras. it lands upside down on his front lawn. the sound startling him and his neighbors at about 1:30 this morning. >> i actually thought it was a tractor trailer. >> my husband ran outside immediately, saw what happened, ran over. tried to see if somebody was in the car. nobody was there by the time he got there. >> you can see the driver run off on the surveillance video. police say the car was stolen. >> i don't know how he got out and ran away. >> he just recently upgraded his surveillance system. his home famous for elaborate christmas decorations used to he installed cameras to catch possible thieves, never expecting anything like this. >> if he came through the grarge nightmare. his family are fine. they just need to

there will be smoke in the air here so if you're watching us from babylon right now or any of the areas close to this, you might want to shut your windows at this point because there are pretty good plumes of smoke now. from that picture is newscopter 7 is looking back toward the city in this direction, i would think that that smoke is actually blowing more inland shifting more out of the southeast as we go through the afternoon hours. in terms of the winds, we are not seeing the winds that we had yesterday. i mean, really we are seeing some winds that are closer to about 10 miles an hour. we have winds seven to 13 miles an hour in terms of the gusts but you can clearly see on some of the directions now they are coming out of the southeast on our weather computer. so that sea breeze is going to continue to take that smoke inland. the humidities are so low, they are below 20%, that's the problem. the fire weather warning does not include long island. it's only for fairfield county and connecticut and much of new england but it doesn't take much, light wind, low humidity, the temperatures

they say it will cost $1 billion to get this thing built. >> inspired by babylon?. >>> medical marijuana advocates are making their case to a colorado health committee to require public schools to distribute edible pot to students who need it. current laws already allow medal marijuana in schools. alicia kuna has the latest. >> reporter: to be clear, this would not include anything that could be smoked. it doesn't include anything that could get people high. what it would do is require every district in colorado to make it possible for students with two physician recommendations to receive medical marijuana or often life threatening illnesses. and that medicine would be administered by a parent or a medical professional on school property. the bill is written, quote, and that the location and method of administration of medical marijuana does not significant risk to other students. here's the bill's author. >> i think the bigger question is, you know, we have huge heavy psychotropic medications given to kids every day, whether it's ritalin, whether it's prescriptio

entire house to sandy and just today my final inspection from the town of lindenhurst, babylon town hall, the inspector was there to give me my final okay on the house, which he did. when i got here, that inspector was here fighting this fire. he had said to me, the house on the left is totally gone and it looked intact. he said the walls inside are all on fire. >> we're back here live where you can see down the road the firefighter in the bucket still putting water on this fire. it was really just a rough go. the dry weather and wind definitely not helping and of course a lot of people very nervous. they were hosing down the roofs of their homes. they know what it feels like to lose a home. earlier today we talked to someone who had five homes, he owned five homes on this block. you can just imagine how nervous these people were but the fire is now under control. only one person hospitalized inhalation. there was a family inside that first home that burned. mother, father, and child, they all got out safely. we're live in copiague, stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> breaking n

we have buses replacing the trains babylon because of track testing. new jersey transit metro north doing fine. and hudson bergen light rail is back. everything running normally. subway service is running on or close to schedule and we have this problem on the spring brooke parkway south, an accident being cleared away. 78 east exit 18, that is cleared away. and routes 1 and 9 north that accident cleared away. lincoln and holland 10 minutes, and we have an ongoing problem on the bq egoing southbound. we are going to check in with john del giorno. john? >> reporter: good morning heather. looks like we have been a morning. we have been over two problems and as we pulled up both have cleared away. this is the second one on the brooklyn queens expressway. a truck stalled southbound. just as we pulled up the tow trucks hooked up and dragged that off the road. this was out here for quite awhile, you can see on the bqe the damage is done. away from laguardia airport headed toward brooklyn, you can see the bumper to bumper stand still delays still on the brook

neighbors say that this stretch of babylon in freeport has been a problem for years. one car ended up in that yard. workers say they are thankful because moments later, the deli would have been packed with customers. carolyn gusoff, cbs 2news. >> and the car narrowly missed hitting a pedestrian walk manage front of the deli. >>> it took two overtime bust islanders did it. >> for the first time in over 20 years, the islanders won a playoff round. >> they beat the florida panthers 2-1 and ended their long playoff drought. now, islanders mania is sweeping the area. tony aiello reports. >> the quick shot, save made. score! >> reporter: with the hockey hero propelling the team into the second round, it's diagnosis islander mania. >> crazy. how you stop that man in. >> reporter: showing off the team's winning colors and winning moment in double overtime. >> i screamed at the top of my lungs. i lost it. it was like the greatest moment. >> reporter: you can see the islander faithful flashing jerseys and caps. >> there are no words for what the islander know if as are feeling.

they have raidedn huntington station, belford and east babylon. four drug dealers wererrested and money and drug paraphernalia was confiscated, sending a strong message to >> dealing it to kids is different. i would protect a child. >> reporter: since they started targeting dealers the end of last year, they have arrested 49 people, executed 67 search warrants and seized more than a million dollars in drug money and weapons. >>> coming up as news4 continues, how did a college journalist score a one-on-one interview with the president of the united states? we'll show you. >> i'm just happy that i get to watch my daughter grow up. >>> and two new york city firefighters who went above and beyond the call of duty to save lives. >>> today's gray skies are going to clear up, but it won't last long. i've got your storm team 4 seven-day forecast, including >>> well, if you're planning on taking the tappan zee bridge this weekend, get ready for delays. because of construction, three lanes of the northbound side of the bridge will be closed through the week

was a car crashing into this front yard caught on surveillance video in north babylon. headlights coming toward the fence then the car crashes through and flips over but what came next was a bigger surprise. >> i was going to get somebody going to have to, you know, save someone's life and i saw that there was no one in the car and i was just like what?! >> reporter: neighbors got their answers from a surveillance system. cameras captured the driver of the flipped car taking off fleeing the scene! leaving behind thousands of dollars in damage to a fence and yard. >> he came around that corner too fast. you could see the tire tracks three houses away in their driveway and he went to this house flipped three types an ended up on my front lawn. >> reporter: the driver fled. cops ran the plates and found it was stolen. they also found cell phones. >> they have to catch them. >> reporter: it's not the first time a vehicle has veered out of control on this road. years ago one landed in his swimming pool. it's why he pushed for this traffic circle in front of his house. >> we

eyewitness news reporter cefaan kim in north babylon with more on this story. cefaan? >> reporter: well, david, an out of control car launched into the air and then slammed right through this innocence. not only did that -- fence. not only did the driver walk away from this, he took off running on foot and it was all caught on tape. take a look at this home surveillance video. at the top of the screen, watch as a volkswagen slams right through a fence at a home in north babylon. then moments later, the man behind the wheel takes off on foot. this video was taken from security cameras of the homeowner. >> that -- in that yard, that's what made him go airborne and he flipped over like three times and then ended up right in that patch of grass right there. driver took off because that car was stolen. seeing is rid owe running -- video running towards deer park avenue. >> i sounded like thunder. it actually felt like the grounds shook and i mean all the neighbors came out. >> reporter: it hammed on kimmy avenue around 1:20 a.m. skid marks on the lawn of the home show the t

so the gardeners are the city and 45. 53 in babylon. but 43 in monticello. that's about your spread. 50 in belmar. without exception, it's a little or a lot cooler than it was yesterday. i wish the rain had helped out with the pollen count. it's still pretty high today. and it's going to stay high tomorrow, thursday and friday. it's the season. it's tree pollen. you just have to gear up, talk to your doctor, and make sure you're ready for it. >> light rain now. this will fill in. this is going to continue its journey. the heaviest rain right now, into parts of the north fork point. and down through the hamptons as well. and then there's a little light rain, still duchess county, into parts of putnam and connecticut. but there's that big ridge of high pressure. models have it clearing. then they're also picking up on more sun, into the afternoon, too. a few leftover showers for the east end. through 4:00, 5:00. and then we clear out. but it's a shifting wind. usher in cooler temperatures. so there is a freeze watch, late tonight. 38 in the city. but again, yo

but in the last half hour to hour of the fire, you can see we started to see smoke carry toward babylon and baywood. it's shifted from a land breeze to a sea breeze. not terribly strong but enough to make the winds swirl. you can see the wind speeds here. 10 miles per hour. now coming out of the southeast right now. not big gusts. they actually come back tomorrow. the relative humidities are desert dry. we're seeing humidities below 20%. a sea breeze takes the humidity up. that's probably helped the firefighters fight that right now. we're at 39% in islip. there's a new fire weather watch out for much of new jersey. that will start tomorrow. in fact i think the whole area will be included in that. we also have frost advisories. it's fire and ice in the accuweather forecast. we'll have more on that in just a few minutes. >>> we are following more breaking news. new york's attorney general opening an investigation in to voting irregularities during yesterday's primary. issues ranged from polls not opening on time to tens of thousands of new yorkers purged from the voter rolls. eyewitness

numbers around the area, again, reinforcing that southwest wind, 70 in edison. 61 in babylon. 56 in the hamptons. it's actually cooler than this time yesterday but it's a lot warmer to the west with that southwest wind. that said, mary mentioned this top of the show, this is the area, jersey and in through the city as well, up into westchester with this red flag fire warning until about 6:00 p.m. so if you see something, it's crucial that you make that call quick. and obviously, it's important that you're fire safe and make sure we don't start any fires. we need the rain for the season. we are over 5 inches below normal. now it's dry and it's also, i mean, the weather watcher sending in these beautiful buds but that means birch, now oak filling in. so the pollen count is high numbers going to be higher. 56 now. shooting for 74. already above normal. that's 63. sun sets at 7:42. so the radar shows clear but we have this system rolling in from the west. so we will make a few stops on the futurecast to show you what we're looking at. we see clouds fill in. maybe a stray shower well west la

take a look at the list of temperatures here, 51 in babylon village. we've got 53 for bloom fl. just 43 in yulon, new york this morning and 55 in bayonne, new jersey. live outside right now, let's show you what's happening in the city. we see a little bit of sun trying to break through, but it's cloudy, showers, 54 degrees, northeast winds at 5. what to expect from this forecast. unsettled today with late breaks of sun, and then the strong cold front rolls through overnight. so some rain becomeses some snow early tomorrow -- becomes some snow early tomorrow morning. the bigger story, though, these very gusty winds. miles per hour possibly. that means power outages could become a problem. so a high wind warning goes into effect tonight at midnight until noon tomorrow. after that the winds will subside and we'll see some sunshine. on the vortex satellite and radar picture right now, showers are lifting up and through the region. this is the general trend for today. there's an area of low pressure to the south that is drumming up the unsettled weather here at present. later today s

north babylon at 44 degrees. it's 57 in newberg. you can see temperatures sliding off pretty consistently into the 40s for most of us, but we will see a few 30s during the overnight hours in those northern and western suburbs. nothing as far as any cloud cover concerned in the tristate look at storm tracker for hundreds and hundreds of miles. our next arriving storm system will take days to get here. when it does arrive, it's not going to come from the west. lit come from the north. you'll see that here in just a second on our map. overnight tonight, moonlit sky a great night for star gazing. 46 degrees for your overnight low, midtown 30s in the suburbs. we head into sunday, little bit of a north breeze. now this is better for the coastal locations, by the way, because it really limits that on shore flow when you get the winds coming off of the water. instead we'll have mostly a land breeze, high of 70 degrees in town and we're going to see lots of 70s throughout the tristate area. monday, even warmer. we'll see clouds arrive late.

this is what jolted residents in north babylon early this morning. watch as the top of the screen as the speeding volkswagen crashes right through a fence on kimmy avenue. the out of control vehicle hits a boulder and goes airborne, launching into the air almost clearing the six foot fence. >> it sounded like thunder. it actually felt like the ground shook. >> reporter: the surveillance video taken from andrew's home security cameras capturing what happens next. not only does the driver walk away from the crash, he takes off running and police say that driver in a hurry because that car was stolen. >> i don't know how he got out. i mean, that is has got to be 25 feet in the air rolled over like three times in the air. and then bounced on the roof. >> reporter: the crash startling numbers in the -- neighbors in the middle of the night. it happened around 1:20 a.m. this neighbor the first the frantically run over. she lives two doors down. >> it shook our house, i thought maybe something hit it. >> reporter: it was a big bang, her daughter came running

cannot be linked to overdose or deaths discovered in shirley, manorville, mastic, coram and west babylon. >> try as we may, we are not going to arrest our way out of this situation. education must -- is an absolute must. prevention. okay? also, treatment. >> reporter: long island's district attorneys are urging change in state law. currently drug dealers cannot be charged with death unless proven he injected the user against his will. from shirley, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. insurance companies to pay for addicts a long term treatment not just overnight stays. >>> a man accusing a police officer of stomping on his head came face to face with the officer in court today. the incident was caught on video. cbs 2's steve overmyer reports from the courthouse in brooklyn [ yelling ] >> reporter: a police officer's boot versus a suspect resisting arrest. this video from july 2014 in bedford-stuyvesant the key to a criminal case in which this nypd officer faces charges of assault and attempted assault. >> he kicked me in my head and my -- my head hit the concrete. >> reporter: [ non-english la

to noon for babylon and hauppauge for inspections. alternate side is suspended for orthodox holy thursday. but you do still have to pay the meters today. >>> several new jersey families have been left homeless after a car slams into the side of a building forcing an evacuation. it happened last night in plainfield. now police are investigating what caused the crash. police say about 20 people are now kiss placed because authority -- displaced because authorities believe the building is now structurally unsound. the condition of the driver is unclear at this time. >>> now tot new york city corruption scandal. the investigation into mayor de blasio's fundraising has now reach to city hall. some of his closest allies have been hit with subpoenas. the mayor has not been personally served and we'll have much more on this coming up in our next half hour. >>> new this morning, he construction site but that turned out to be a disguise for a bank robbery. police in queens have released images of a man they say entered a sussex county bank on t

see how the south wind is coming we started off the show today, babylon, 77. down to 64. it's a big split across new york city where you have 60s in brooklyn, staten island, and queens and it's in the 70s in the bronx and upper manhattan. still 80 in andover, new jersey. poughkeepsie coming in at 8 a. dry everywhere. with all the dryness and a gusty wind coming back tomorrow, still warm near 70 degrees. there's a fire weather watch for pretty much the entire area tomorrow afternoon and evening. sunshine this evening, 71. light wind overnight. wind picks up tomorrow, early clouds. sprinkle at worst. it's a gusty breeze and cooler tomorrow, only around 70. there are the clouds already trying to spill in. there's a backdoor cold front snaking its way through eastern new england. even snow in eastern canada. we're in the warm side of the front but some of the area coming in for new england will cool us off tomorrow. around 70 degrees so a cooler breeze tomorrow with at worst a little sprinkle. high pressure is over us on beautiful day. day 8 of the dry stretch. and there's a

north babylon residents heard the crash and rushed to rescue anybody inside. when they got there, no one was inside at all. the homeowner's security system captured the driver taking off leaving behind thousands in damage. >> he came around that corner too fast. you could see the tire tracks. three houses away, in their driveway, you can see it. he went to this house, got airborne, flipped over three times and ended up on my front lawn. >> police say the car with two cell phones inside was reported stolen. they are trying to find the suspect. >> residents in a staten island they say speeding on an expressway service road is causing crashes. how everything changed when an exit ramp was moved. >> reporter: it's been a couple of years since exit 13 of the staten island expressway began letting traffic out here. >> it has changed our life quite dramatically. >> reporter: the speeding, according to the neighbors along the service road milford drive, is putting them in constant danger. >> the ramp is 30 miles per hour and the street is 30 miles per hour. nobody does

elizabeth in west babylon, 54 degrees. but everybody has the sunshine. right now new york city you can see that sunshine. look at the sky a bright blue one out there. 57 degrees your high temperature today. you made it into the 60s. lower 60s s you hit 63 degrees at 3:44 in the afternoon. 4 degrees above the average you started off with a morning low of 43 and that's exactly what we where this time of the year. now what? i think we are going to find them by monday maybe even some find it sunday and speaking of monday, not impossible to maybe reach 80 inland in south jersey. regardless of all this you you're still have chilly mornings. those chilly mornings it warms up into the afternoon and we have we have a frost advisory tomorrow with frost on the windshield. nothing on the vortex satellite and radar. there's not a cloud or drop of precipitation. bigger picture will show you not too much. the reason you're not seeing too much, the same areas where the rain was yesterday, they are still in the exact same positions they were in yesterday. rain is off to

low and middle 40s for danbury across the sound,oyster bay. 43 in babylon. wind, near 50. 46 in toms river. there's the wind. it's rather gusty out of the south, about 30 miles per hour. i think it will be 12 to 25 through much of the time over the next 24 hours. with partial sunshine now, clouds will thicken later on tonight. i don't have rain posted here at 7:00 in the morning. that's not for new york city. i think we'll have showers over connecticut and long island at that point. have your umbrella ready for mid to late morning. the rain is going to get steady toward lunchtime and probably pour at times. maybe 4:00 or 5:00 in the evening then things start to taper off. also going to be thunder. there's the patchy cloudiness lifting north and east. there's the next weather system right here. watch how it moves eastern. the moisture from the ocean is coming in over the island and connecticut. see the time stamp, 7:00 in the morning. things get more widespread by midday in the afternoon. maybe downpours, rumble of thunder. steadiest rain is leaving during th

at north babylon high school. the school superintendent says that they drank an unknown substance out of a water bottle in class. the students complained of a bad taste in their mouths and they were taken to the hospital with elevated blood pressure and heart rates. they have since been released. it's unclear if they were victims of a prank. the contents of that bottle are under investigation. >>> another case of homeless hoarding. but this time, not on a city street. instead, on a dangerous ledge above some railroad tracks. >> reporter: we have seen them in soho, the upper west side and midtown west, homeless people with sidewalk clogging amounts of stuff. now, a new location for homeless hoarding, just east of the amtrak line next to the henry hudson parkway. a concrete ledge on the ramp to 125th street where one or more homeless are storing shopping carts filled with stuff. a total of nine shopping carts. a yellow rope trying to secure them in place. there is quite a collection of stuff being stored above the t

babylon 45. 45 bridgeport. we are looking at winds out there that have been tough this morning so far and have been gusting up around 7 to 14 miles per hour. wind out of the west to southwest. here is a look at what is happening this morning as far as the view outside. a nice view with a beautiful sunrise heading your way as we look down the beach here at asbury park. but just to give you a head's up, there is snow on the way that is coming for tomorrow. we will talk about that. 48 by noontime. 51 this afternoon. great baseball weather. we will talk about that and snow tomorrow and bitter cold on sunday. can you believe that. >> go mets. hope they win. >>> as we head to the 4 and 6 trains, problems bypassing at bleecker street. it's ongoing police department activity. let's see what is happening on the cross bronx west at third avenue. construction wrapping up, delays back to the bruckner. problem on the garden state parkway northbound at 138 and kenilworth, overturned car. one lane is blocked. watch for slowdo

babylon feeling like 25. in sussex, feeling like 25. the vortex satellite and radar looks clear. high-pressure to thank for that. it will be bright and chilly. as the day progresses, we will see a few more clouds. forty-two at noon. feeling like 37 by 3:00. and 47 feels like 42. the high today is 47. it will feel like 42. enough of that. warmer weather on the way. details in the full forecast. the new york state primary is just over a week away. this is bernie sanders and ted cruz taking up a win out west. >> before the delegates are decided here, bernie sanders beat out hillary clinton and wyoming taking 56% of the vote. ted cruz took donald trump and john kasich by picking up all 34 delegates. we have the latest. >> nine days left until the new york primary. and our area is getting a lot of attention from the presidential candidates looking to secure delegates. >> in the race for the democratic nomination, a battle for home turf between bernie sanders and former new york senator hillary clinton. >> news bulletin. we just won wyoming. [ cheering ] >> the sanders campaign is won

. >> that he had babylon closing in on him. >> ross that farrian about getting a glass of water.g as it gets. i wrestle on tv so i know a little something about acting and i see it all the time backstage. oh, wow, that's bad acting. the kid goldsteen, goldblum. his hands are shaking because he's nervous trying to remember his lines. she has the script in her hand. and she -- she's reading it to him and she's smiling. and she's like my culture to coin a phrase my grandmother use the to say [ bleep ] you didn't even have dreads so how can you be upset. you have an afro and wearing european makeup. so -- >> he had makeup. >> being a little troll in the back should have said -- i'll be taking that makeup. you can't steal my culture. they were trying to get attention. they got it. >> that is true. >> america we live in. bravo. move on to the next made up -- >> exactly. i have to say jessica i'm playing a role in this because i've talked about this like three type this is week. >> i know. i've seen you. you're so giddy about it every time. i get it. when there's so much ridiculousness

cool, 58 degrees in babylon. winds are light. overnight tonight the rain returns after midnight. probably like 4:00, 5:00 a.m. well after midnight. showers begin to return. temperatures in the 40s overnight tonight. it's a chilly and late night ahead. and we stay chilly and rainy. from ft over to you. >> thank you. >>> happening now, police trying to track down a group of teens who beat a man in a bias attack. >> ray villeda joins us in ray? say that teenager was walking down 10th street near the corner of 33rd when he was approached by a group of teens. they yelled racial slurs and started to beat him. let's look at the video of the suspects. it happened just before 1:30 wednesday afternoon. that man was walking down the him. one of them began punching him. another with a pipe in his hand started yelling isis. there was a third teen who had a baseball bat in his hand. the three of them ran off after everything unfold. i just spoke to that witness who told us what he saw. >> they were coming out from the park. and when i saw the lump on his head, i just thought it was a little ro

it happened around noon on babylon turnpike in roosevelt. 57-year-old kevin butler didn't escape so easily. he suffered injuries to his legs from flying debris. we spoke exclusively with him the hospital this afternoon. >> talking to the guy at the counter, we heard this loud boom. looked out the window, she lost control of the car. just came straight for him. >> reporter: we also spoke exclusively with this man who said he accidentally hit the woman's car as he was trying to make a left-hand turn. he said he couldn't see her car behind a bus. i saw the traffic was slowing down and then all of the sudden this car was going fast and i hit the front of it. deli owner miguel medina said he was in the back of the store when he heard the crash. >> make sure everybody was okay, checking to see if the person was alive. then i call and say send an ambulance. >> reporter: medina says the woman here in the video as well as a teenaged boy walked away from the scene. he doesn't know how they are doing. he figures they're okay. he's thankful he has insurance to cover the damage. loss. main thing is lif

babylon, 49. most of us in that area. green means a sunny skies and this particular case. the earth is looking lovely. no clouds overhead. pretty much, that is the way it stays today. will be a little bit hazy out there. we do have a uv forecast is high with a burn time of 30 minutes. we will be warming up nicely. heading to 72 degrees this afternoon. light blue skies. by 9:00, 59 degrees. the full forecast coming up. warmer weather to start the work week and wet weather on the way. back to you. >>> we begin with breaking news that we have been following all morning. one man is dead and several police officers were taken to the hospital as a precaution. after a police involved shooting in queens. >> we're hearing from relatives of the man who was killed. magdalena joins us live from south ozone park with details. >> reporter: family members have been arriving here on the scene to see what the latest is. they tell me that 32-year-old george tillman was with his wife and cousin in a car getting ready to leave this approached by police. police say that when officers approache

north babylon residents heard the crash and rushed to rescue anyone inside that car, but no one was there. police say a homeowner surveillance system captured the driver taking off, leaving behind thousands of dollars in damage. >>> he came around that corner too fast. you could see the tire tracks in the three houses away in their driveway, then he went to this house, got airborne, flipped over three times and got up to my front horn. >> police say the car was two >>> residents of a staten island neighborhood say a change in a highway exit ramp has changed their lives for the worst. they claim they are now in danger due to all the speeding on the service road. cbs 2, sonia has the story. >> it's been a couple of years since exit 13 of the staten island expressway began letting traffic out here instead of here, a few blocks away. >> it has changed our life quite dramatically. >> the speeding according to the neighbors along the service road is putting them in constant danger. >> the ramp is 30 miles. and it did some really bad accidents out here. >> this is a continuation of the highway.

>> a 13-year-old girl punched and kicked near her home in north babylon, new york. her attackers, three high school freshmen girls, two aged 14 and one 13. and it's all caught on camera by a 16-year-old boy. >> i was pretty shocked, especially seeing young ladies acting in such a violent manner. >> detective lieutenant robert edwards is the commanding officer at the precinct where the attack took place. >> she was, you know -- it was difficult to watch, you know, this girl being viciously assaulted. >> and viciously assaulted she was. the victim, whose name was never released to the public because of her age, stands there with her arms folded while three girls taunt her. then the girl in red comes up, punches her right in the face, tackles her to the ground and pounds on her profusely. another girl joins in the fray and begins to pull her hair all while cursing at her. >> [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]. >> the victim, in agony, crawls up in a ball but is kicked in the head several times. this violent scene takes place in the school yard of a local elementary school. the victi

below frooezing in north babylon. farmingville all -- a lot of new jersey 20s. same thing for the hudson valleys and mid-20s showing up. there's a breeze that stirs from time to time. creates a windchill of 29. 22 in white plains. 18 the windchill in newburgh. feels like 21 in westhampton. way to the northwest, it feels like 13 degrees this morning with a windchill in mant sell owe. april morning, not exactly. we've got a clear sky out there. a nice beautiful deep blue sky. fair weather cumulus clouds during the course of the day. the cloud cover in the midwest will eventually spell showers for us. expect to bundle up and the chill. at least it's bright and sunny. a high tem ture of 48 degrees. seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to you guys. >> thank you, mr. cimino. now to decision 2016. democratic presidential candidates in another push today across new york. >> "today in new york's" greg cergol joins us live from harlem with how the hopefuls are stumping for votes this morning. goorng, greg. >> reporter: lynda and pat, the democratic presiden

it is 6 degrees warmer in babylon. visibilities are down, especially in babylon, hamptons, well below that mile marker. as e look to the west skies are more visible. on the vortex satellite and radar picture this morning, showers to the south, showers to the east, this will be the general trend. we'll just have kind of some waves of showers lifting on through. right now it doesn't look to be anything too heavy. as we head into the evening hours, that will change. on to the wet weather moving through ocean county at this point in time, and all of it associated with a cold front. back end of the cold front is out here over the ohio valley. it is moving to the east. this is what has the potential to bring us some thunderstorm activity later today. showers for much of the days. then as we head to the evening drive time this looks to be the strongest stuff, best bet for stronger storms to mover through then. skies partially clear tomorrow. we're in for another round of maybe some showers. it will be a cooler start to the we

north babylon residents heard the crash early yesterday morning and rushed to rescue anyone inside, but no one was there. police say a homeowner surveillance system captured the driver taking off, leaving behind thousands of dollars in damage. >> he came around that corner too fast. you could see the tire tracks driveway and then they went to this house, got airborne, flipped over three times and droped in my front lawn >> police say the car with two cell phones inside was reported stolen. >>> residents of a staten island neighborhood say a change in a highway exit ramp has changed their lives for the worse. they claim they're now in danger due to speeding on a service road. cbs 2's sonia rancone has the story. >>reporter: it's been a couple of years since exit 13 of the staten island expressway began letting traffic out here instead of here, a few blocks away. >> it has changed our life quite dramatically. >>reporter: the speeding, according to the neighbors along the service road milford drive is putting them in constant danger. >> the ramp is 30 miles per hour and the street is 30 mi

babylon 61. above. the vortex satellite and radar, still looking fine but you remember yesterday when we were chatting we get more cloud coming through they are going to thicken up later and if you look to the west that's where we see some rain. i just think this has a lot of work to do to overwhelm our atmosphere to have that i rainfall down to the surface. not going to happen tonight. could be a few showers out there tonight around 59 degrees. rain inland about 3 p.m. tomorrow. you will see sunshine tomorrow. it will be warm, as well. we talk more about the extended forecast coming up. >>> up next, he saved lives before but never in other countries. the email that had a new to save a woman he had never even met. >> also a home away from home. the new trend that has hospitals trying to make labor rooms more comfortable without you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like

we have visibilities reduced greatly in babylon down to half a mile to hamptons down to one and a third. that is a result of falling and blowing snow, folks. it is going to be windy and cold today. our current feels like feels like 19 in quag. partly sunny skies by 10:00 a.m. 42 degrees the high in the city. feels like 30. a high-wind warning until 6 p.m. tonight. it is possible we will have the occasional gusty as high as 60 miles per hour. so, yes, if you haven't already tied down that lawn furniture, you want to do so now. we will talk about more opportunities for snow in the next seven days coming up in my full forecast. back you to. >> we really don't need this. we really don't. >> no, we don't. i like to talk about it. >> you guys are always in business, it seems. >> it is what it is this morning, right? oh, boy. >> some residents waking one serious damage on their lawns. >> magdalena doris joins us live from rariton, new jersey, where it's really windy there this morning as well. >> reporter: that's right. andrea and dick, the damage in rariton has been done, as you can see. the

babylon, brook haven, hem stead. looking at 45 toms river and towards bridgeport. today, we have the showers showing up on radar, that's it's not down to the surface in a lot of spots. we might see a peek of sun. temperatures got get to 57. a little cooler than the normal average afternoon high of 60 today. more rainy day tomorrow, talking about next. the port washington branch, normal service resumed, a investigation at woodside cleared away, some residual delays, new jersey transit and metro north on or close to schedule, 3 and the d, schedule changes due to track work, up to 121, 84 and brewster. an accident, no problems on 84 in to the state line. georgia is moving smoothly. ez pass to the lower level until 6:00. lincoln and holland construction cleared. on 88 west, lakewood, accident with a downed pole. a look at lie westbound, okay towards lake fill road. are in effect. >>> developing now, newark, the search is on for a shooter after a rutger student was killed, another person was also shot. diana rocco is live. >> reporter: good morning, police are looking f

from babylon, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >> the chief said the family next door apologized and thanked him for saving their son's life. >>> cases of diabetes skyrocketing around the world. researchers have quadrupled over the past three decades. the study in the lancet finds 422 million adults have diabetes worldwide. researchers found low and middle income countries experienced the biggest jumps in diabetes. it's also more common among men. in the u.s., diabetes rates 50% for women. obesity is a main risk factor. >>> let's get a look at our forecast now. lonnie quinn is standing by. i think we are going to get warmer as the day goes on today. a little bit? >> you know, even after the sun goes down and you're sleeping, the temperatures still going to go up and you will get a very nice day temperature-wise tomorrow. not going to look as pretty as that sky looks right now. i know you have the clouds rolling in but as of now you have a pop of blue out there. 43 degrees, south winds at 25 miles per hour. that southerly wind is going to be the key to temperatures going out. today you maxed

then i saw "beach blanket babylon." >> that is a san francisco night. >> i like that. >> i go big.ad to bring you that song and that picture. thank you for joining us this monday morning. a lot of news to cover. we are going to start with something happening in san carlos. a crash you're monitoring? >> that's right. it was a result of a police chase northbound el camino real. this ended up at el camino and arroyo in san carlos. there is a big police presence and the fire department and medics. el camino is not usually this crowded this time of the morning. it's crowded. don't get me wrong. this is time to find other ways. perhaps stay on 101. we have crews on the way to get us nor information. >> okay. >>> sheriff's deputies in contra costa county are investigating an early morning robbery at a casino. >> the robbers didn't take cash. weapon understand they may have taken casino chips. >> this happened at the california grand casino in pacheco. brian flores has the details. >> reporter: unfortunately, guys, we are not getting more details from our previous report this morning. we h

until noon between babylon while track injections are performed. alternate side parking is in effect citywide. chris? >>> kyla thank you. if you're commute includes the tappan zee bridge your drive should be faster this morning. there is now a cashless toking system on the rockland side of sensors over the thruway read drivers easy pass tags and cameras will capture the vehicles license plate and a bill will be mailed to the owner. police are looking for this woman caught on camera, this past friday she takes two containers of body wash off the shelf of the convenience store on 174th street in the bronx and then puts them right in her bag. police say when a clerk tried to retrieve the soap from her the woman punched and scratched the worker and took off. >>> an autistic boy is back home after wandering away from his brooklyn school and ending ocean. >> cbs 2 reports the close call is a reminder of another queens tragedy. >> reporter: somehow a non- verbal autistic 14 year old managed to walk right out of ps721 on avenue x in coney island before 2:0

both will be gorgeous. 39s are wild in babylon brookhaven to islip. 28 down the shore here. 34 andover. so we're r the sky is clear, the sandy soil. calm winds, the temperatures really dropped off here. this morning. so we've got about a 6 to 8- mile an hour wind and not much with that and clear skies. and it's about 34 for the temperature by 5:00 a.m. around poughkeepsie to 43 in the mark, noontime and afternoon temperatures in the low # 0s here today. tomorrow we start the day cool and in the upper 30s to low and mid- 40s. but by afternoon, we're in the mid 60s tomorrow and it warms to 7 # on sunday. flush -- 7 # on sunday. we start -- 70 unsapped. we start off sunday with as muchs in the mid 40s. -- temperatures in the mid 40s my daughter has a rugby game. she plays rugby. yeah. i tell you how mean she is? all right it's 63. that's a rough sport. my son plays too. rip current risk is high at the beaches but just to give you an idea for boating, winds northeast 10 to 15 knots. about 10, 15 miles per hour maybe a little bit higher tomorrow and waves 4 to 6 on saturday with a northeast

we're looking at 54 at babylon and 44 brookhaven, 39 west hampton, 47 east hampton. up to the north, 54 even in we're going to warm up again today rather nicely. later on this afternoon, we're going to hit 72 degrees, and that's still above normal for this time of the year. weather and traffic together every seven minutes. i notice you're very busy there with the long island expressway already, heather. >>reporter: this is true. this is the l.i.e., this is the westbound side, right near exit 49 where we do have this overturned truck still being cleared away. you can see all of this police activity in that spot. again, this is westbound, eastbound side not doing too badly. if this continues to be there for much longer, we are going the l.i.e. again, this is on the westbound side right near exit 49. now, we're also taking a look at the fdr drive. and this is the fdr drive as you go through the 70s. you can see the southbound side, the right lane is close down. northbound you really only have the right lane getting by. and this, of course, is because of construction. so

lirr bus service in place between 9:00 and noon on travel bean babylon and speonk. a live look at the tappan zee. this is the first morning we have had cashless toll booths. some delays building into the tolls from rockland into westchester county. leave yourself some time this morning. you don't want to get stuck in that. >> 6:25. breaking news on long island. >> i'm katherine creag live in east rockaway on long beach road where that huge fire destroyed a buu'siness and the apartment above it. we'll have the latest on this eaking story where police and firefighters have closed off this area, that's coming up. >>> and an nypd officer nearly killed in a brooklyn high rise fire will come face-to-face with the teenager accused of setting in court. i'm tracie strahan with more on that story just ahead. >> keep watching "today in new york," download the news 4 new york app on your mobile device. >>> breaking news, a huge fire damages several apartments and stores on long island. this is video just in to our newsroom. >>> an elderly man killed during an elevator altercati

that is mild. 50 in sparta. 53 in babylon. it is quite a bit warmer than it was at 6:43 monday morning. going to be quite a bit cooler than it was monday afternoon. it is a front pushing through. evidence of that clouds this morning 80s by the afternoon. mid-60s for the island, and just low 70s for interior sections. well above the normal of 63. 92 and 21 your records for the day. pollen? still high. kind of the drag when you are doing your laundry to you. it is tree pollen and glass filling in as well. we need the rain to help to the pollen. a little bit of light rain, but this front pushes through. then it is relatively uneventful and still above there is the chance for rain, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm friday. seasonable numbers for friday. speeds below normal. big problems to the east. what is going on kyla? >> big problems on the long island expressway this morning. maybe getting better but we are not there that. jim smith is over the scene in chopper 2. what can you see? >> slow progress here. they are making pro

numbers around the area, i mean not too bad. 53 in greenwich, through babylon. the jersey shore, and edison is warmer. rain working its way through the area, without exception. 8-15degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday, and i will tell you what, i was out early this morning. i said it feels good. we have rain to deal with. between and now and 8, we will see the rain take over the area. wet to the east, and better by the afternoon. the afternoon drive looking okay, and 59. close to 60. not as warm as it was yesterday. pushing up through dutchess county, and you can see that. we have to deal with this. the individual little cells running southwest to northeast, but the front is pushing through. timing it out from now to 6:00, more rain is taking over into rockland and westchester, and 6:00 to 8:00, that's pretty good coverage. off to school for much of the area it will be wet and slow. leave extra time. by lunchtime, we are serving up soggy for the city and long island, but that will clear out between, let's say noon and 3:00 or 4:00. we will actually sta

that's where we're seeing snow. 34 in greenwich to babylon. numbers with limited exception, 5 to 10 degrees. colder than yesterday morning. ultimately it will be a warmer day today, but out the door, you need the coat, wind chills between 15 and 39 degrees. wind chills for many of our friends on the island in the 20s right now. peak wind yesterday, i tell you what, madison, new jersey, 71- mile-an-hour wind gust on your sunday afternoon. jfk, 64. i mean, this is tropical storm- force winds there. staten island, 57. newark even 55 miles an hour. that was yesterday. we start with slippery conditions, dutchess to parts of westchester, over to rockland and orange county, as well. cold enough for accumulating snow, yeah. we're not talking about a lot, but you're looking at an inch or two. and then the front pushes through this afternoon. so, let's just dive right in real quickly between now and say 7:00. we see a burst of snow, a quick changeover in and around our area, but between 9:00 and say game time, on again-off again showers, then very cold

north babylon at 46. 46 in bridgeport. 36 in morristown, 48 in long branch. on storm tracker, keeping it those high clouds drifting towards us from the northwest and that rain on the approach. it's moving into the great lakes now. that is what will eventually move into our backward and produce our next chance for rain. that moves in monday night. looking through the work week, this is the overall jet stream pattern. a deep trough in the west, that's what brings low pressure, it is what brings a stark contrast in temperatures. and that will be the focus for severe weather this work week. we'll see a possible tornado outbreak in the southern plains. first one of the year. it looks pretty likely. then once that same storm system arrives here, we'll see some showers from it maybe some thunderstorms or some pockets of heavier rain. the overall pattern this work week will be for fast-moving weather because the jet stream in our backyard will be pretty much straight from west to east. that allows things to move by quickly. temperatures will be at or above our season

joann has 55 babylon village. what's interesting is she's going to see cooler temperatures with that west wind. she's very, very happy that it's friday. she is not alone. we have mild readings into the hudson valley. i believe this is -- oh, charlie i had someone, charlie's got 55. maybe this is jackie. she's got 53 in huganot new a little eaglet, i don't know if you can see that. there's a tiny little eaglet there mom's watching over. beautiful from parts of the hudson valley. you desperately need the rain. you're going to see just a passing shower this morning thunderstorm tonight. in the city it's mild. it's not the bright start we saw the last few days but there's hazy sun out there, and much of the area of the commute is fine. you're fine all the way through lunchtime. partly cloudy and 63. wind are calm. relative humidity a lot higher than it has been. 56 in scarsdale. 62 in summit. warmer than you were the last few days. 55 in monticello, 54 in roslyn. numbers hour by hour, mild at 8. 75 by lunchtime. are y