dropped him off and his mom in a vintage police car at police headquarters to meet commissioner bratton t. he hopes to have commissioner bratton's job one day and he is already practicing. >> i want to thank for the hard work. >> thank you. any questions for anybody, zachary. >> any questions. >> i love it. so great. that is not a vintage car. that is a hot rod. >> he sent hero cards to officers in 52 precincts throughout the city. >> awesome. >> that is awesome. >> we do good news stories. >> exactly. >>> breaking out the winter coats this weekend. >> not tomorrow, though. later saturday, saturday night you feel it. >> two big walks on sunday. >> making strides alzheimer's walk, bundle up. it's dry. you got a gusty wind. you need the fleece under the heavy coat. outside we go, we have a nice night and there is your mets- dodgers forecast. about 10, 15 degrees warmer in l.a. there is a 20% shot of a shower at dodger stadium. should be fine. there is a gorgeous new york city sunset. fantastic. the only thing bad, the sun is blowing the horizon. 61 degrees. probably a degree or two above th

t american police. >> reporter: new york city police commissioner willia bratton: >> we're letting t tm outut of jail, but the treatment is not there, job training is not there, housing for many of them is not there. >> reporter: do you feel like your concerns have been heard at the federal level? >> no.o. >> repororr: the sentence reductions are not automatic. federal judges are required to carefully consider whether there is a threat to public safety. scott, so far, judges have denied about 26% of the total petitions that they have received. >> pelley: jeff pegues, thanks, jeff. today, dangerous storms plowed across the southern plains. parts of texas were hit with flash floods and destructive winds. two suspepes tornadoes touched down, and at least two people were killed by floods near austin where we find omar villmfranca. ( sirens ) >> reporter: that's the sound ny residents inn south central texas woke up to today-- tornado sirens alerting them to take cover. the fast-paced storms dumped up to 16 inches of rain in just a fewours, floodingg neighborhoods and knockinin out power to thousands of ho

of shooting and killing walikque faussett at the motivo nightclub in t flatiron district monday morning. police commissioner bratton said detectives had been closing in on the known gang member and arrested him in brooklynhis morning. >> we him on the street pulled over in a car stopped. that's how we got him in. we believe he is theerson who shot the three individuals, killing the one. >> reporter: commissioner bratton said he knew the woman. he posted this picture of the two of them on his instagram page saying he hoped she was okay. he said he was in hiding, but police say he was behind the shooting. he became angry after getting kicked out of the club for fighting with a woman. he told the bouncers he was going to his car to get a gun. >> he told them he'd come back with a gun, something they hear quite often in that business. he did come back and he fired into the crowd, striking the three ladies. >> reporter: the two women were injured. walikque faussett, a college graduate and single mother to a three-year-old son, was shot in the back. e was out celebrating her 24th birthday monday night. funeral. >> why di

bratton said the 33-year-old officer was an immigrant from guyana . he was married and joined the department in 2010. first, meeorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... after some areas picked up tremendous rainfall yesterday, the action is now ell off to the east ous. we should be pretty dry over the next two again into the 70s. our next chance foo measurable rain contntnues evening. these showers , may impact friday night football. this system should move steadily east, giving us another spectacular fall weekend with highs back into the lower 60s. next week does look mewhat cooler, with highs ithe upper 50so start off the new work ek. have a great day!today: partly cloudy high: 71-77 inds: sw 5-11alo: 71 dbq: 73 iow: 75tonight: mostly clear low: 42-48 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 40 dbq: 44 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 61-67 winds: e 5-10 alo: 64 dbq: 64 iow: 67tomorrow night: increasing clouds low: 47-53 winds: se 10-15 alo: 51 dbq: 47 iow: 53 people in cedar rapids now have an idea of what the flood walls will look like that will go up along cedar river. city council unanimously voted to add the desi

t be promoted to dete ive, and it was supposed to happen very soon. it's expected h ll be posthumously promoted to detective today by the police commissioner bratton during the funeral service. and we talk about the thousands of people who will be here,ese learned he nassau countn police dehertment alone will be sending 400 police officers. and what you see here merck boulevard might be open right now, but it'll be shut down ter today to accommodate all the people gathering here. reporting live in queens kay ine creag, news 4 new york. >> certainly be a display there, katherine, thank you. you can watch officer holder's funeral on air and onli . we'll be streaming live on nbc new york.com and on our m fiobile app. al aso watch it on cozy tv, and find a full list of the channels for cozy on our website. >>> new at noon, new jersey powilicey say they've tracked down e thieves behind a carjacking rio ng targeting luxury vehicles all across our area. news 4 jen maxfield is live with more on what we know so far, jen. >> reporter: that's right, and you can see behind me here, some of the luxury vehicles here are the ones that were stole on caurjacked part of t

the line of duty." " commissioner bratton said the 33-year-old officer was an immigrant from guyana . he was married and joined the department in first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... after some areas picked up tremendous rainfall yesterday, the action is now well off to the east of us. we should be pretty dry over the next two days. plan on highs to rebound again into the 70s. our next chance for measurable rain continues to be later friday into friday evening. these showers , may impact friday night football. this system should move steadily east, giving us another spectacular fall weekend with highs back into the lower 60s. next week does look somewhat cooler, with highs in the upper 50s to start off the new work week. have a great day!today: partly cloudy high: 71-77 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 71 dbq: 73 iow: 75tonight: mostly clear low: 42-48 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 40 dbq: 44 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 61-67 winds: e 5-10 alo: 64 dbq: 64 w: 67tomorrow ght: increancuds low: -53 winds: se 10-15 alo: 51 dbq: 47 w: 53 people in cedar rapids now have an idea of what the flood walls will look like that will go up along

t >> first of all, tell us about the play. >> well, before i tell you about the play, i want to thank commissioner bratton for his bold iempt. you know, are reluctant to go near that subject. the r word. well, the commissioner is doing more than that. they're taking action. >> they anything history obviously. >> well, there are two people everyone knows. one more familiar than the other. there are two teen martyrs who lived in societies that couldn't protect them. anne frank. most people are familiar with anne frank, the young jewish girl who perished in the hallow kansas state. fewer know about emmitt till. he was brutally killed for allegedly whistling at a white woman. his murder changed history. these two teenagers lived in societies couldn't protect them. they have a meeting in a place called memory. there in this place they see their differences, they're obvious. she's a white 15-year-old jewish girl living in nazi europe. he's a black 14-year-old christian boy living in apartheid america, jim crow america, and on this day you see the human drama of their discovering the differences but their commonalties. they decide