wind out of the south. 77 in babylon and the hampton, veech in belmar, 75 in white plains. it's really dark this morning for parts of the area. that's five degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. dewpoints, 73, and that's higher than it was yes. i tell you, it's really humid north and west. so hour by hour, you're feeling lunchtime, heat index of 100 potential this afternoon. that heat advisory from yesterday, yeah, we kind of figured it would be extended to saturday. that's for the city. but it's going to be hot around the area. we continue to climb saturday, and a chance for showers and storms, some of those could be heavy tomorrow on and off right through the first part of next week. first part of your drive right now with alex. >>reporter: thank you, john. good morning, everyone. if you are traveling in new jersey, we do have an accident and downed stre it's on route 80 west at exit 62 in saddlebrook. it's been moved to the shoulder of the road, but you will pass some flashing lights and construction crews as you make

we're live in babylon. greg cergol, news 4 new york. >>> for the second time in less received a death threat over a police radio. >> remember how you put me in jail? i'm out now and i'm coming to put a bullet in your head. >> the first threat against the midtown south captain was made saturday. the same mystery man made a second threat tuesday. police are investigating if the man has gotten his hands on a lost or stolen police radio. >>> on staten island, the search is on for two men involved in attempted armed robbery. this happened at the ramada inn in willowbrook. the suspects wore a mask and had a handgun when they approached the front desk. officials say they fled the scene on foot. >>> a child's drawings turned out to be more than just wall art for an inmate. it was used as an attempt to smuggle drugs into jail. his girlfriend has been charged with using those drawings to get narcotics to him. officials say that they noticed they later found the drugs hidden in the paper itself. >>> two people remain

we start with the winner of the steve silver foundation and beach blanket babylon dance winner. we will talk dance, career and headware. next we went on the road to visit chef srijith gopinathan. if you know about culinary awards, he earned a mitch lynn star for campton place in frsan francisco for six years in a row. then the grant program for non-profits, 21st century solutions. >>> there is one original theatrical show i try to catch every year. beach blanket babylon is one of the true san francisco experiences everyone should catch. started by steve silver, it's a pleasure to have a young woman who has been picked as the dance winner of the steve silver foundation and beach babylon foundation for the arts. that's mari kojima who won after performing in front of judges. she's headed to uc san diego. but she's here with us now. welcome. >> hi. thank you. >> first let's talk about this scholarship win. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> what did you have to do to win? weaudition. >> we had send in a video application. and then they invited nine finalists, three from each

let's talk about some more numbers in and around our area. 887 in greenwich and babylon. 86 in belmar. 87 in sparta and 91 in edison? without exception, those numbers are warmer than they were yesterday. so when you do the math, the heat index in the city in fact is at 100. between 85 and 1100. 99 in babylon and feels like 92 in the hamptons because the dew points in the mid- to upper 70s. and those dew points a little warmer than they were yesterday. so the numbers not working in our favor. 93 the anticipated high. ten degrees above normal. sunset's yeah a minute to 8:00. we'll be back in the 7:00 hour for the sun setting and speaking of that sun though, very high for uv forecast. pollen is at 7.1 and air -- keep some stars to you can see the perseid meteor shower tonight. this afternoon maybe a stray shower or thunderstorm and don't think a lot of activity, should be fine for the mets and then for the jets tonight, it's going to be sticky. but it looks like the thunderstorm activity stays to the north but each and every day with these kind of temperatures, the heat and humidity comb

somebody took and compiled it so that it flows straight through and you find out they were not sent into babylon six different times. it was a punishment primarily once. when you get to the gospel it is possible shorter than the gospel because of the repetition and they don't repeat the same verse four times because it was the four gospels. that is a pretty good way to read the bible. i was challenged once to read the bible over a short period of time. it was suggested to read it over three months. my son and i took the challenge and did it. you can do it with any bible. you look at the number of pages it has and divide it by the number of days in those three months and read that many pages each day. the advantage of doing that is you are looking at the big picture then instead of the ridge verses when we sometimes get hung up on. so that is a little bit what i am reading and what i am doing with my summer. i have a plane trip to wyoming every weekend and come back it to vote and you get quite a bit done there. >> booktv wants to know what you are reading this summer. tweet us at booktv or post

he's picks of the corrupt bargain, he calls it the great core of babylon -- whore of babylon. jackson says using a biblical reference, so you see the judas of the west has close the contract with the devil, and will receive the 30 pieces of silver. his end will be the same. says, was there ever such a barefaced corruption in any country? we have a rematch in 1828. jackson runs against john quincy adams. it is potentially the most important and america's history. -- in america's history. it was by far the ugliest in america's history. this was the ugliest election. jackson supporters view john quincy adams not as his excellency, but his fraudulent seeing -- fraudulency. -- son of a student being the son of a president being made president. jackson's wife was lady adulterous. rachel had aged very poorly. she became bitter over of these scandals. the idea of her being whore graded on her nerves. of thes that the enemy's general have dipped their arrows in poison and sped the matt mead. in 1828.ins it is significant for many reasons. one of the big issues was this rachel jackson h

first up, let's talk about temperatures. 71 in babylon and fairfield, and 66 in toms river, and 59 for liberty. you look at the cooler spots, and the dew points show upper 60s and low 70s. 69 for central park, and 70 is the dew point for babylon, 73 for montauk, and right now your vortex satellite and radar not showing any activity in the area, but we are expecting that to change before the day, and so by noon, we are already in the 80s, feeling warmer. 87 is the forecast high for today, and we should be around that at 3:00 this afternoon, and with the humidity, feeling like 89 degrees, and another very warm and very humid day. could touch off showers and thunderstorms, but as i mentioned, tomorrow looks like a more significant chance, and i will have all the in police custody after a 9- year-old girl was found dead in a bathtub. >> magdalena doris is live from richmond with the latest. >> reporter: andrea and cindy, family members have not gotten any sleep. last night many of them standing watch outside of the 102nd police precinct, hoping to get answers, and inside police are questio

. >> reporter: family time at the north babylon library in suffolk county is a great time to read to the kids but it's a bad time to find a place to park. the small lot has only 42 spaces and in the summertime that has parents using any means possible to create a space. >> i have seen people parking in the entrance ways. there's no place to park. and you almost end up having often forced to park across the street from the library on the other side of deer park avenue an extremely busy road. >> when my son is with me, i have to cross the road with him without the car and sometimes it's really terrible. >> reporter: the library director, mark horowitz, says every day he is forced to play traffic cop. >> we had somebody pull up on the grass right over here. >> reporter: horowitz says he has the answer now that the owners of a neighboring home are willing to property. with money from its reserve fund, the library would be able to more than double its parking. >> we have the cash. we can do it. we are not asking for a bond issue. we're not asking for financial assistance. >> reporter: man

they want to know who abandoned a 34-foot boat in in babylon. it was left in the marina with the words dump we on it. officials say getting rid of the boat could cost taxpayers up to $5000. on facebook hoping to find the owner. >>> new jersey's attempt to legalize sports betting getting a major blow. the appeals court setting aside the legal challenge of a federal ban and invalidating a ban back in 2014. it would have allowed sports betting at casinos and racetracks. official sports leagues and the ncaa claimed sports betting would damage the integrity of the nice summer weather. beautiful out there tonight. >> no humidity. not too hot. >> well, the heat and humidity >>> considering where we are in august, i think we've gotten away with just a little heat and humidity. >> some do like as it goes. and we're going to turn it up for you. today was warm, almost hot. upper 80s, almost 90 degrees in some spots. 87 officially in central park. we add the humidity to it. the feels like temperature could be at 100 degrees as we head into the weekend. ther

. >>> gunman who shot a man in the back in west babylon and a police officer was also hurt in the aftermath. shots rang out after 11:30 last night. was directing traffic at that scene was hit by a car. he was treated for an injured leg. no charges have been filed against that driver. >>> now to decision 2016. donald trump is trying to clarify some comments he made about the muslim parents of a fallen soldier. and hillary clinton, well, she isn't buying it. it all started thursday at the democratic national convention. the parents of khan killed by a suicide bomber in iraq said their son wouldn't be allowed to be an american if trump were president. trump responded in an interview today on abc's "this week." >> we've had a lot of problems with radical islamic terrorism. that's what i would say. we have a lot of problems where you look at san bernardino, orlando. you look at the world trade center. >> just reinforces the doubts about his campaign and the potential candidacy that he's offering to the american people. >> both nominees head out on the campaign trail. no surprise there, hitting t

maybe a sweatshirt on the beach. 76 degrees, babylon. 76 in danbury. we're still in the mid to upper 70s. even low 80s in poughkeepsie away from the ocean breeze. 77 in newark. same thing in toms river right now. early evening. it's clear overnight. mostly sunny during the day tomorrow. once again, the winds will be turning onshore. maybe we get in to the low 80s but then back in to the upper 70s at the coastline during the afternoon hours. satellite is mainly clear. high pressure in control. little weak front falling apart in between the highs. this is a front that will arrive on saturday. that's the storm threat from late morning in to midafternoon. it's right in the middle of the day. earl unfortunately strengthening just prior to landfall, looking earl and a hurricane hunter flew in to the storm. pretty broad right here. going to make tonight, wee hours of the morning. belize city is right about here. we'll be watching it closely as we go to eyewitness news at 11:00. it will go in to southern mexico over the next couple days. 6 to 12 inches of rain

spectacular which is exactly where we want to be. 82 degrees there, 82 degrees in the city as well. 84 in babylon. well, i guess queens is in the city, it's just central park in the city. 83 in greenwich, 85 in the hamptons and belmar. 85 in edison. yesterday, it's a little cooler, it feels a little bit better. still going to be above normal. 83 is the normal and 87 is the anticipated high. sun sets at 7:50, should be pretty. pollen is high again today, and it stays relatively high into the weekend. uv forecast is high, air quality is good. quick caveat, high rip current risk for the south-facing beaches off suffolk county and even a moderate rip current risk for nassau, better for the jersey shore. scanning the skies, there's not alex mentioned the chance for some more showers. tell you what, the futurecast is pretty bullish on a passing shower or thunderstorm overnight tonight, and then as we work our way into thursday, there'll be some hit and miss showers. that's rainbow weather, though, where you see a shower, and then you see the sun. and then that clears up. there's a chance for a popup sh

calm and relative humidity at 61%. 82 in greenwich and feels warmer. 83 in the hamptons and look at babylon and belmar though at 87. numbers are down maybe a degree or two. but dew points are way up there in the 70s and when you factor the math in, we're going to have the real feel numbers in the mid 90s and dew points are up two to eight degrees from yesterday. it's back up tomorrow and thursday. uv still high. air quality moderate. and humidity on the rise. that one storm there into parts of ulster county we're watching that. and then we're waiting. here's the area of low pressure. it's a trailing cold front that pushes through this afternoon. not a lot of coverage but some of these storms could be strong to potentially severe. look at the time of that right around 6:00. that means you could see that just almost blinding heavy rain frequent lightning and even a little bit of hail see that line hold together push through the 8:00, 9:00 hour, and then wednesday actually shapes up. we see a shift in the winds so dew points will drop. it will feel more comfortable. even though the numbers don

one bug was -- still hurting the filming of that sequence. 7en babylon and edison too. the numbers a little warmer than it was yesterday. dew points guess what? 72. it's a little higher than it was in the city and for long island. so when you do the math, it's going to feel like 99 this afternoon. and that's when we see the potential for some of these storms to rumble through. it's back up tomorrow. uv forecast, is very high today. air quality starting to suffer as well. busy today. payoff will be in northwest wind and numbers stay high but less humidity after today but paseos, watch out for -- but pace yourself. watch out for localized flooding. >>> in new jersey john some changes for you in dearny specifically there's an accident causing delays and jim smith has more for us in chopper 2 the above the scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning alex, the accident happened northbound side is completely shut down at central avenue. that's where the traffic is being detoured off onto the local streets and we are seeing bumper to bumper traffic back into newark. beginni

southwest wind at 10. 80 around babylon and to white plains to newark to showers in hot weather and it is going to be hot through th ? ? >> nailing synchronized swimming for their school talent show getting more than a million views. you know what, they're here joining us live helping us judge our own performance right here in times square. >> we've got our gold medal gymnast dominique dawes and mckayla maroney gearing up for the big performance. all part of our "gma" games. >> how great have they been? yes, they're all in. >> yes. there's so much excitement in rio where team usa's athletes are stunning and inspiring fans opening up about being with them on this amazing and sometimes exhausting journey. behind nearly every gold medalist is a family cheering them on every single step of the way. >> fully invested. there can't be any wavering. no back and forth. >> reporter: sacrificing time and money to help their children achieve their dreams. is a sunday and this is 365 days for the year. >> reporter: for this family this is their third trip with their gold medal diving son david. >>

at 74 for toms river, 73 for babylon with the trio of 70sin new york city, fairfield, connecticut; and new jersey. look at the vortex satellite and radar, and it doesn't show a lot right now, but it's likely to change. 73 on the day. with the humidity feeling then like 89. the instability should feel like a touch of storms. popup thunderstorm later today w tomorrow. more on that coming up in a bit. for now, andrea, back to you. >>> now to a developing story in queens. a 9-year-old girl was found dead in her bathtub. >> police are questioning her stepmother magdalena doris is live. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out what led to the 9-year-old girl's death. family members wait anxiously outside of the police precinct as they wait for answers in the

. >> reporter: the words will spell out ir whoever ditched the cabin cruiser at a babylon town marina. abandon ship. >> it's cheap and easy. >> they don't care. dump it at 10:00, let the taxpayers pay it. it's just disgusting, really terrible. >> reporter: it's not the first ghost ship or the last. their waters have become a dumping ground. abandoned boats, sometimes left adrift. >> they will cut out their hole and their cabinet and they take that ankle line. >> reporter: the latest this 28- foot craft abandoned at the venetian shore's park stripped of its name, hull identification number rubbed off, anything of value ripped out. >> they dump them because they are worthless. nobody gives gold away unlike cars that retain some of their value even when junked because of their metal. a dozen of these floating clunkers each year are leaving taxpayers on the the hook up to $5,000 each to dispose of legally. >> for most guys that don't have the lift to get them out of the boat onto land, into a trailer, and to bring it to a boat yard, of course you are $4,000 maybe, maybe more. >> why would

commuters being told to use alternate railroad branchs like port jefferson and babylon. we're told limited bus service is available here, and we'll have more information as we get >>> a dozen people including ten juveniles are facing charges in a string of bicycle thefts in new jersey. police say the fwrup of suspects were arrested after stealing bicycles around hoboke and 9 of the underaged suspects have been released to their parents. police say they came from out of the city with intent of stealing the bikes and committing burglaries. one detective was pushed into a moving car by one of the teens during the arrest. >>> we have details on the sustained in a fall from a ferris wheel at a county fair in tennessee. the youngest victim 6-year old and suffered a brain injury when she hit her head. her 10-year old sister and 16-year old friend are said to be in stable condition tonight. the car they were -- the cart they were riding in got hooked into another one turning there's upside down and throwing them onto the ground. >> all rides operated by a family attractions amus

it is warm and d it is 72 in babylon. and 71 for central park. we are warm and muggy. expecting showers and thunderstorms. a little shower activity this morning already. and the main event, off to the west in connection with a cold front. that moves in this afternoon. high today, 84 degrees with humidity feeling -- making it feel more like 89 degrees. associated showers and thunderstorms get closer, we will see the rain moves in. very heavy at times this afternoon and this weekend. clearing out tomorrow making for a beautiful day. all the details about that coming up in the full forecast. >>> two breaking news. a violent night in harlem turns deadly. police are investigating multiple shootings in a span of just a few hours. >> this morning, at least one person is dead. magdalena doris joins us live from harlem with the latest. >> reporter: at the center of the violence. it happened here in harlem overnight. five blocks were covered in crime scene tape as police investigated. and this morning, police are looking for at least three armed suspects. >> police are investiga

babylon, 7 79. down the shore, well, temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s in these locations. the official reporting station of tom river is at 81 degrees. 76 for andover. monticello 73 currently. the storm prediction center located in oklahoma puts out a severe risk assessment pretty much everyday i, and the light green areas, could get a shower or thunderstorm in general. the darker green has a marginal most likely area to see drenching downpours that could create flooding, dangerous lightning and gusty winds above 50 miles per hour. yesterday, what happened on long island was a real difficult situation, a micro climate event where you see the winds coming off the ocean in both directions and a thin strip of land here, so land battling the ocean air creates a lot of instability, and we have the soaking downpours where we had literally 2 to 4 inches of rain happening in less than an hour and and the totals were impressive. just to the northeast of smithtown, 3.3 inches of rain. i shouldn't really call it impressive because as the streets turned into rivers it was real scary f

town of babylon officials say their waters have become a dumping ground. adrift or tied to buoys in the great south bay. >> they cut out the hull, the cabinet. they take the anchor line. >> the latest, this 28-foot craft abandoned at venetian shores park stripped of its name, hull identification number rubbed off, and anything of value ripped out. >> they dump them because they're junk, and they're not worth anything. nobody gives gold away for free. these are all garbage that have to be at taxpayers' expense. >> boats fiberglass and wood that rots. unlike cars that retain some of their value even when junked because of thaer metal. a dozen of tleez floating clungers each year are leaving taxpayers on the hook up to $5,000 each to dispose of legally. >> for most guys, they don't have the lift to get them out of the boat onto land into a trailer and to bring it to a boat yard, of course, you're $4,000 maybe, maybe more. the fuel tanks out of it and the batteries and dump it properly and pay money? just dump it here. >> scavengers are now stripping them of w

wins out of southwest today. 79 in white plains, greenwich and babylon. these numbers are warmer than they were yesterday. now let's talk doiments. dewpoints already in the -- now let's talk dewpoints. dewpoints are now in the 70s. they're higher than they were yesterday. when you do the math, it is going to feel oppressive, and technically, this is a serious health situation. when you have a real feel at 100 degrees, that's why it's a heat advisory that's in effect now through saturday in the c higher, air quality is moderate, so it's the kind of day when you really have to think it through, pace yourself and take the breaks you need. hey, are we on the brakes right now, alex? >>reporter: we are, john. we have some heavier-than- normal traffic. just getting word of an accident in brooklyn. on the bqe northbound at metropolitan avenue, causing about a 30-minute delay through the area. traffic extends back to queens boulevard. if you are traveling to the lincoln tunnel, it is also a slow ride there. is now a truck fire reported. it has closed 495 at kenned

clear skies, temperature 70 at babylon and oyster bay and also at lake hurst down to toms river, 61 comfortable there by noon 84, sunshine 88 today with low humidity, so enjoy that. because heat and thunderstorms are on the way for tomorrow. >>> heather is looking at the those big delta delays. >> reporter: right. delta is encourage customers to make sure they check their flight status before you head out this morning. other than that, jfk, newark, hearing flights running orr close to schedule. brooklyn bridge disabled vehicle. long island railroad, jersey transit and metro north all doing just fine and the george george lincoln holland, no major issues to report. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today shirlene, lori, over to you. >>> heather thank you. 5:02. breaking news in the bronx. chaos erupts inside a deli when a suspect grabbed an officer's gun and killed an innocent man. >>> it happened in bedford park. >> reporter: good morning again ladies. we literally just got an update frompo ago. they have been able to take a look at some of the video from the deli, so

we start the day with 75 clear skies. 76 around babylon. 72, 71 down the jersey shore. and a great day. a great start to your weekend. we're lo 88 this afternoon. northeast wind, moderate humidity. we'll talk about the rest of your weekend coming up. debbie duhaime has a look at your traffic. >> first of all, go to our web cam and show the bqe. getting down toward the l.i.e. it's bumper to bumper with construction. also reports of an accident right at the bqe. watch for that. let's highlight the maps and other on hamilton avenue. an accident involving that overturned tractor trailer. it looks like we have that debris spill. let's see what else is happening on the a train. no service with track work. same thing on the 7. so some shuttle buses available as well. l.i.r.r., metro north, new jersey transit running on or close to schedule. and the hudson valley. it's construction getting down toward pleasantville. alternate side in effect. you, tony, ken. >> thank you, 4:32. more on the breaking story debbie just mentioned. tractor trailer hauling trash overturned on the broo

southwest wind at 9. 80 babylon, oyster bay. temperatures are warming up now. 2 in toms river. today we will be looking at this excessive heat warning and heat advisories for everybody. you have to be careful. a good portion of the area. we are looking at temperatures in the 90s today, tomorrow and sunday. >> thank you, bill. woman: hamilton was adopted from a rescue in 2008. he knows he's a pretty big deal. ? good to be alive right about now ? >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. best in the world. simone biles with a golden touch, aly raisman savoring the silver and simone manuel making history in the pool with an emotional victory, plus, michael phelps taking center stage as america steals the show in rio. >>> also this shark the teen survivor now speaking out. the family vacation that turned into a worst nightmare. >> i kicked its nose and then it went up to get me again. >> his fight to survive and thanking the doctor for saving his life. ? >>> say hello to the fan that left adele speechless. the incredible moment stunning the superstar on her own stage. you don't wan

before plenty of fine and across long islands this morning, temperatures still pretty warm. 78 in babylon, hampton bay, 77. valley stream, you're at 78. 77 in the park and lower 70s northern half of new jersey. again, a few light showers out there, but plenty of sun today. look for a bright sunshine by noontime, about 85 degrees. and then we're into the upper 80s as we go through the afternoon. but at least a dry day ahead. let's get over to >>> rails are in great shape, but sea streak direct service to and from hoboken and jersey city has been canceled. but new york waterway will provide service for the morning commute. if you're getting on the buses, q 12, q 66 and x 30 for the city, bus route 112 still on effect. next update on the 4s. >>> and new this morning, donald trump shaking up his campaign as the republican candidate is dealing with slumping poll numbers. tracie strahan in lower manhattan. and trump also had a major briefing today. >> reporter: that's right, he has to come down here to the fbi field office because this is a briefing that has to be con tukted in a secure locatio

they plan to treat marshes by helicopter in east hampton and babylon until 8:00 tonight. >>> in new york city, there's a website to use to track the mosquito population in your neighborhood. the interactive site shows when your area was last sprayed. where there's standing water violations. the health department site at nbcnewyork.com. >>> the fda recalling several brands of corn. including key foods and laura lynn. download the nbc 4 app and search corn. >>> the empire state building getting into the olympic spirit. they're hosting the final five. the gold medal women's gymnastics team. they will likely not have quite that reaction. that was to zac efron. be taking in the city sights as bringing home gold. they won a record breaking nine medals including four golds from simone biles. >>> gabby douglas, she's making her own big leap. instead of the competing, she's going to judge. she's going to judge the miss america 2017 pageant. she'll head, of course, to atlantic city for the final round in mid-september. gold medalists will take part in evaluating the contestants and the platform th

customers are advised to use the montauk, babylon, west hempsted and hempsted branches instead. new york city transit is cross honoring on the "e" subway line, that is between jamaica and penn station. chris. >> okay, alex, thank you. >>> suffolk county police charge a man with the murder of his mother in lloyd harbor. 23-year-old dennis cullen is accused of intentionally drowning 63-year-old elizabeth cullen spent the night in the precinct. he is expected to be arraigned later today. >>> police are on the hunt for a man who robbed an off-duty cop in the bronx. it happened just before 7:00 last night on clinton avenue near crotona park. police say the man grabbed some necklaces the officer was wearing. there was a struggle. the officer fired one shot. police say the robber was not hit and was able to escape. >>> now let's get over to vanessa with your forecast. vanessa. >> all right. we've got temperatures in the 60s and 70s, but it's a little sticky out there this morning, 73 and to start off your day in speonk, 72 degrees. on the satellite and radar picture, we saw on that liv

sunshine, 74 degrees, low humidity, really pretty start to this monday. 76 babylon. 72 east hampton. 71 lake hurst. temperatures warming up but not the humidity. today, noontime temperature 84. 87 this afternoon. tomorrow, 88. humidities very low. humidity returns on wednesday, a shot at a shower and thunderstorm, hot with real feels in the 90s starting thursday. ? ? ooh i want the time of my life ? >>> a great crowd here in times square. and all across the country we have olympic watch parties happening in chicago, even our nation's capital, washington, d.c. >> and we are kicking off our own "gma" games right here with country music will perform for our opening ceremony and jesse is getting warmed up. >> talking smack and how he's going to do in the games. first, though, it's time for a very special summer treat not only delicious, apparently it can help you slim down. abc's nutrition and wellness correspondent dave zinczenko. one of my faves. hi. he has a new book, this one is promises to help you shed pounds with the press of the blender button so you're telling me smoothies reall

we're looking at 78 from oyster bay to babylon. 79 tom's river. we have this heat advisory in effect tomorrow and that will last friday and saturday. it will be warm and humid today. thunderstorm or two could pop up this afternoon. scattered stuff, spotty shower. very humid, and then we'll have 90 degrees tomorrow with a popup thunderstorm late in the day. it will feel like 100 on friday. 105 on saturday. rob. >> heat is on. news for now. more of gma coming up next. >>> how do you know it's officially getting hot? well, with just three word, keith urban live. ? ? feels so good ? >>> and friday it's a party in the park on -- >> good morning, america. >> presented by king's hawaiian. >> keith urban on friday right here on "gma" in the park. that will be fantastic. let's get this behind-the-scenes look. whoa. windswept amy in rio. >> i think she's -- >> the weather has been interesting. >> yeah, and first though we have our olympics inspired workout wednesday, everybody. "men's health" magazine is featuring the incredible body of elite athletes and t

use montauk or babylon, find parking. e, train alternate. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today for today. back to you. >>> heather thank you. >>> a son is charged with murder, accused of intentionally drowning his mother in their backyard pool in suffolk county. 23-year-old dennis cullen was arrested last night nearly two hours after his mother's body was found in cold spring harbor. police were doing a welfare check and they found the body of 63-year-old elizabeth cullen. >>> we are now seeing a picture off-duty officer in the bronx. this happened last night. the officer fired his gun when the man tried to take several chains off his neck. it is not clear if the suspect was hit, but he got away with . >>> meteorologist bill evans with the exclusive accu-weather forecast. >> reporter: cloudy skies, sun breaking through later. for now a couple of showers around, 73 degrees. jersey shore, 73 degrees, 74 coast alarcon con. the last of the showers are cutting across coastal connecticut to suffolk county, long island

watch for emergency workers responding to the scene limb kiln and babylon road. >>> back to school forecastn yesterday. tomorrow, sunny we get a break in the humidity. back to the humidity on wednesday, high of 91. cold front triggering late day or nighttime thunderstorm. thursday morning there could lingering spotty showers, but we are expecting a transition to much nicer weather in the afternoon. lower humidity, 85. better on friday, 80. the coming weekend looking a-plus. >> "action news" is following developments in an early morning shootout that sent three teens to the hospital and littered the neighborhood with bullets. we'll have a live report on "action news" at noon. >>> live with kellie is next. i'm matt o'donnell for you who are going out of school for the first time this season, best of luck. have a great monday, everyone! announcer: it's "live with kelly." today, big screen star blake lively and fromed savage s a seat at the co-host desk. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [cheering and applause] powers: ♪ to the beat of my drum can

somebody took and compiled it so that it flows straight through, and you find out they weren't sent into babylon six different times. it was a punishment primarily once. and when you get to the gospel, it's probably a little bit shorter than the gospel because there's some repetition in there, and they don't repeat the same verse four times because it was in the four gospels. so that's a pretty good way to read the bible. and i was also challenged once to read the bible over a short period of time. it was suggested to read it over three months. and my son and i both took the challenge and did it, and you can do it with any bible. you just look at the number of pages that it's got, and you divide it by the number of days in those three months, and then you read that many pages each day. and the advantage of doing that is you're looking at the big picture then instead of individual verses which we sometimes get hung up on. so that's a little bit of what i'm reading. [laughter] and what i'm doing with my summer. i'm on a plane trip to wyoming pretty much every weekend and, of course, you have to co

somebody took and compiled it so that it flows straight through, and you fine out they weren't sent into babylonsix different times. it was parentment primarily once, and when you get to the gospel it's a little shorter than the gospel because there's some repetition in there and they don't repeat the same verse four times it was in the four gospels. so, that's pretty good way to read the bible. and i was also challenges once to read the bible over a short period of time, suggested to read it over three months, and my son and i both took the challenge and did it. you can do it with any bible. just look at the number of pages it's got and you divide it by the number of days in those three months and then read that many pages each day. the advantage of doing that is you're looking at the big picture then instead of the individual verses, which we sometimes get hung up on. so, that's a little bit of what i'm reading. and what i'm doing with my summer. i make a plane trip to wyoming pretty much every weekend, and of course you have to come back again then to vote and that's a three-book trip. so, ge

. >> family time at the north babylon library in suffolk county is a great time to read to the kids, but it's a bad time to find a place to park. the small lot has only 42 spaces and in the summertime means possible to create a space. >> i've actually seen people parking like almost in the entranceways because there's no place to park and you almost end up having to double park. >> mary barges is often forced to park cross the street, an extremely busy road somewhere when my son's with me, i have to cross the road with him without a car and it's terrible sometimes. it's really horowitz says every day he's forced to play traffic cop. >> he says he has the answer now that the owners of a neighboring home are willing to sell their property. with money from its reserve fopped the library would be able to more than double its parking. >> we have the cash. we can do it. we're not asking for a bond issue. we're not asking for financial assistance. >> many neighbors applaud the library's proposal, sick and front of their homes. sometimes even blocking their driveways. residents will have a c

replace that with a northwest wind later. 76 in white plains and sparta, 80 in babylon, 76 in belmar. so these numbers, it's a little bit warmer on average than it was yesterday. we'll see numbers pretty close to where we were yesterday, but with less humidity. feels good. with that said, it is breezy and muggy right now. we still have dewpoints, again, some of this residual from the rain overnight, but you have dewpoints in the low- to mid- 70s. so definitely a tropical feel. dewpoint on average is five degrees around the area, but it retreats as the numbers climb. 87 into your afternoon hour, close to your high for the day, will feel like around 87 or 88. so that is definitely a win. this is the shower activity, passaic county, intobergen and rockland we'll see some moisture. notice those storms, though, as we look back in time. they have cleared out. we should tap into some dryer air today. the futurecast actually ushers in some sun by the afternoon. tomorrow morning, a few more thunderstorms return. right now the model focus is to the south, and then we see a stray shower during t