brooklyn, new york. you are looking down from a helicopter at a huge sink hole in brooklyn, new york. according to the tv station there wabc that sink hole swallowed this whole intersection in the sunset park district of brooklyn. it is deep. so far no injuries have been reported. and we still don't know why that road collapsed there. but we just had to show you a live picture. again this is a sink hole in brooklyn, new york. >>> block parties will be across the bay area. it's all for the national night out. it's called america's night out against crime. a chance for neighbors to get out, meet and know each other better. and promotes police partnerships to better prevent crime. police officers from across the bay area plan to drop in on the block parties in their city. >>> senate democrats blocked a vote that would have stripped federal funding to planned parenthood. house republicans are trying to cut the funding in the wake of the hidden camera scandal sha showed how the agency provided fetal tissue for

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mariam ghani, afghan american artist based in brooklyn, new york.her father is afghan president ashraf ghani. on tuesday, they took part in a public dialogue here at the creative time summit in venice. mariam was here in venice. president ghani participated by video stream. when we come back, secretary of state john kerry is headed to cuba to raise the flag on the u.s. embassy in cuba friday. we will see what a local artist did to break the trade embargo -- well, at least to challenge it. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from venice, italy. but secretary of state john kerry is headed to cuba for a ceremony friday to open the u.s. embassy in havana. we turn now to an artist here in vienna who used art to challenge the u.s. embargo of cuba. duke riley spent four years planning and eight months breeding and homing a kit of 50 pigeons in key west, florida. his goal was to prove that pigeons could make the 90-mile flight from havana back to key west

their headquarters in brooklyn, new york.inney, what's your reaction to the debate as you have seen it so far? >> you know, lawrence, i will tell you what i feel like i have heard is a lot of -- they all kind of sound the same even though they are using different words and some like trump are using very different words, but when they are talking about immigration, they are not talking about a path to citizenship. when they are talking about wall street, they are not saying what they would do to reform. they are saying let's let wall street write their own rules fwen. talking about women's health, very little regard for women's health. they said it all differently, but i feem like i heard a lot of old ideas. i did not hear any new ideas. >> where is hillary clinton watching the debate tonight? >> you know what, she's not watching the debate. she is in california. she had a meeting today with sciu and more events tomorrow. >> he's going to be going up against one of these candidates if she's the nominee. doesn't she want to get

and another tree fell on an suv, killing a driver and in brooklyn, new york, a sink hole. this as another round threatens the northeast all over again. >> so what is ahead for today. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. >> severe weather today is where it should be and where it typically is right in the heart land. the story in the west and the southwest is this high pressure that has slid in goes from texas. and that's where the temperatures are the hottest out there today. about five to ten degrees above average. a heating warning in effect almost from palm springs to the phoenix area. that's until 8:00 p.m. 112 in phoenix. not quite a record. still impressive. dallas about 104. it doesn't look to change. as i said toward the weekend a couple of degrees cooler. today's forecast one thing that has changed is we're much cooler in seattle today. 74 with mostly cloudy. significantly cooler than you had been this summer. 90 in l.a. not too bad. another peek at your thursday forecast. pretty much the hoteleat hasn't really moved into portions of the west including central ca

and another tree fell on an suv, killing a driveren and in brooklyn, new york, a sink hole. this as another round threatens the northeast all over again. >>> all right. so, what's ahead for us today. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. >> in massachusetts, for a while, we were thinking a possibility of a strong tornado was going to occur but thankfully it didn't. and traveling across the country the next three days. we have a couple areas in central kansas and the flood threat goes from missouri all the way to kentucky. and this time of year, you don't usually get the soaking rain. everywhere with yellow is an inch of rain from the mississippi river to the tennessee valley to the midatlantic by friday. the cut off is really philadelphia, southwards. it looks like new england will misout on this rain event. so, today's forecast, very halt from phoenix, 112 and dallas, 104 but it isnearly perfect from the northeast to the great lakes all the way through the northern plains. now a closer look at your day head. texas is going to be one of the hotter spots in the country. toda

. >> i'm samantha, from and i'm from brooklyn, new york. >> lucille, i'm from brooklyn, new york. >> amanda. >> i'm theresa, and i'm from staten island. >> rosanna scotto! [cheers and applause] >> she can move. i saw you dancing too. [laughter] you were, like -- >> do you know how to walk, greg? do you know how to walk? come on, you've got to learn how to walk. >> i already know how. >> show us. show us how it's done, greg. [laughter] >> break it down for us. >> it's very simple. your legs are open a little bit, knees are bent -- >> yeah. >> hands here. it's to the side, to is tide and -- to the side. >> greg, you can do the face. >> i only want you. [cheers and applause] >> there you go. >> that was very nice. >> oh, greg, that's my favorite step. absolutely. >> anyway, a lot of fun. >> freestyle music for us. >> thank you! >> all right, let's dance it out! >> dance it out. let's go. [inaudible conversations] >> don't make me regret it. >> well, rosanna, new york is excited. america's excited. pope francis, the holy father coming here next month. really just a few weeks away before

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she says sunshine in brooklyn, new york, right now. beautiful way to end the weekend. and then 81 degrees not too far away says kathy in new milford, new jersey. relative humidity at 44%. i assure you that will be climbing over the next couple of days. live outside right now a beautiful picture from high atop the empire state building with mostly sunny skies and 79 in central park with south winds at 11 miles per hour. let's talk about the rain because we actually could use some rain at this point in time. since january 1st, about 25 inches in the bucket. but that's 5 inches below normal. well tighten the time grid here. since june 1, we have gotten nearly 10 inches. 1.75 below normal. my grass is parched. i could use some rain and i think we will get some tuesday. tomorrow there ia slight chance, tuesday, a better bet. on the vortex satellite and radar picture right now more clouds on the eastern end of long island as expected and generally at that point in time things are starting to settle down a little. so looking nice to end the day out there. high pressure in cont

kate snow, nbc news, brooklyn, new york. >>> up next, the new rules today. why you're about to learn something about your boss you probably didn't know. >>> also a big surprise at jury duty today that had people pulling out the cameras. >>> if you've ever wondered how much more the head of your company makes than you, then this new rule is for you. federal regulators today approved a measure to force most public companies to disclose their pay gaps. beginning in 2017, they will have to reveal the ratio of their ceo salaries compared to their median employee salaries. >>> so you get the notice in the mail, you show up at jury duty, and you probably don't expect to meet the former leader of the free world there. that's exactly what happened today, though, in dallas. people pulling out their phones to take pictures with former president george w. bush, showing up to fulfill his civic duty just like everyone else. the former president did not get picked to sit on a jury. >>> and a stunning new moving image captured by nasa, a view impossible to see from earth. t

their headquarters in brooklyn new york.en finney, what's your reaction to the debate as you have seen it so far? >> you know lawrence i will tell you what i feel like i have heard is a lot of -- they all kind of sound the same even though they are using different words and some like trump are using very different words, but when they are talking about immigration, they are not talking about a path to citizenship. when they are talking about wall street, they are not saying what they would do to reform. they are saying let's let wall street write their own rules fwen. talking about women's health very little regard for women's health. they said it all differently, but i feem like i heard a lot of old ideas. i did not hear any new ideas. >> where is hillary clinton watching the debate tonight? >> you know what she's not watching the debate. she is in california. she had a meeting today with sciu and more events tomorrow. >> he's going to be going up against one of these candidates if she's the nominee. doesn't she want to get

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rehema ellis, nbc news, brooklyn, new york. >> what a great thing she's doing. that's going to do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. \s wa of sees delypoceshtin. =oxea but it may show the immediate aftermath right away. the strip mall's owner thinks

>> brooklyn, new york.onfronted with a long line at his local post office, a customer reaches his breaking point. >> that's your job! do your job! that's your job! >> he paces, back and forth, furious. >> how dare her. who the hell does she think she is? >> who the hell do you think you are? >> i'm the customer, you stupid [ bleep ]. >> he threatens her job. >> right now, she's lost her job. >> until the police show up to calm him down. >> i don't have to calm down! i'm the customer! >> it's an average afternoon in the kensington area of brooklyn, new york. this bustling neighborhood is home to thousands of families, but only one post office. jefferson pang grew up nearby, and in 2006, he captured footage here of the now-famous kensington post office tirade. >> that day in particular, the line was actually out the door. and the gentleman in the back of the line just saw how long the line was and just wasn't going to take it. >> yeah, same to you, honey. same to you. get the manager over here. >> so the post

they have three children and own a small film company in brooklyn new york. despite their success they face hurdles completing their american dream. they don't own a home. >> the good places we are coming across, someone comes in and scoops it up the next day and put down a million dollars cash. so we do well, but that is something very difficult to compete with. >> they are among the growing ranks of americans renting homes. in households across the country, being able to afford a home is a key struggle. the rise in renters is making a demand for all properties intense. home ownership is at its lowest level since 1967, according to the sensis bureau. some don't expect the trend to see soon. renters have been home owners, young people starting up the households are disproportionately becoming renters, not home owners. this is a shift. >> reporter: since the recession, it's tougher to get a mortgage, banks tightened lending and the lack of credit has held back would-be home buyers, in the last nine years, there has been a gain much 8 million households renting

they have three children and own a small film company in brooklyn, new york.espite their success, they still face hurdles. they don't own a home. >> the good places we are coming across, someone would come in and scoop it across next day and put down a million dollars cash. so we do well, but that's something very difficult to compete with. >> reporter: they are among the growing rankings of americans renting homes. in many households across the country, being able to afford a home is the key struggle, and the rise in renters is making the demand for all properties more intense. home ownership in the u.s. is now at its lowest level since 1967. some economists don't expect that trend to change soon. >> just a fundamental shift for america. it has been a nation of homeowners, but young people who are starting off their households are disproportionately today becoming renters, not homeowners, and this is a shift. >> reporter: since the recession it has been tougher to get a mortgage. banks have tightened lending, and a lack of pristine credit has always held back

i'm landscape designer brook klausing, and we're here today at one grand army plaza in brooklyn, new york. and i'm going to give you all a few tips on how to design outdoor spaces. [music playing] i think one of the tricks whenever you inherit a project like this is to make sure that you can complement the preexisting conditions and make sure that this garden look like a forethought rather than an afterthought. our goal was to design four different areas-- a living room area, a dining area, a kitchen area, and then like a lay out area for sunbathers. [music playing] starting here in the dining room area, we wanted to bring a sense of intimacy to the space. then, generally that kind of starts with a roof or a feeling of a ceiling. and we did that through creating this powder coated aluminum cedar pergola. we just picked this light from holly hahn, because we thought it added a sculptural element. but with the glass and the transparency, it does not feel too heavy. one of the biggest mistakes when designing is to cram too much stuff in. and one way to maximize a small space is to keep recta

in brooklyn new york a sinkhole.icials have yet to determined if it was caused by the storms that tore will through the city and lit up the skies. another round threatens the northeast all over again. katie ter, new york. >> it was an amazing day yesterday. in massachusetts it was scary betty. we had a two-hour period these thunderstorms rolled through thank you state. thankfully that's done and gone. we are all safe there. we are watching a new storm. kansas has strong storms this morning, especially central kansas. heavy rains developing over missouri today. flooded watches possible through paducah, louisville state of kentucky. this is a weird storm. going from the mid manile of the country to the east coast. almost like a fall type storm. a soaking rain. this is one inch through this region. kentucky tennessee, north carolina virginia by the time we get to friday. saturday this will all exit off the coast. today's forecast also very hot in dallas heat index values 110 today. phoenix heat warning 112. the northern

in brooklyn, new york, there, you the entire street corner gives way. no word on the cause and it's 24 hours after the cinch hole in pittsburgh we showed you last night here. >>> we move on now to the race for 2016. the new poll numbers determining who is in and who is out. we got the list and who made it. we also have the message on donald trump's phone now, now that his number has been given it. >> this is donald trump and i'm running for the presidency of the united states of america. hope to see you on the campaign trail. we're going to do it. >> the mailbox is full. i can not accept any messages at this time. good-bye. >> the mailbox is full. not a surprise there. who made the cut? >> as you know, the top ten in the polls. and take a look at this. right there, center stage, donald trump next to jeb bush. trump, far and away the leader. and from the outside in, those who got much less. chris christie, marco rubio. mike huckabee, ted cruz and paul, kasich barely making it. >> who is out tonight? >> rick perry, the fortunater governor of texas. rick s

and in brooklyn, new york a sinkhole, though officials have yet to determine if it was caused by the storms that tore through the city last night and lit up the skies. this as another round threatens the northeast all over again tonight. katy tur, nbc news, new york. >>> on the other side of the country the effort to tame a stubborn and unpredictable wildfire remains an uphill battle burning at what fire officials now call an explosive rate. in california alone 23 large fires are burning out of control and they are spreading in frightening ways. nbc's joe fryer is there. >> reporter: after hurtling over a highway the rocky fire is speeding on a new batch of dry land. >> this is not what firefighters wanted. >> reporter: the wind-driven flames are moving closer to the town of clearlake and surrounding neighborhoods. >> we could see the flames cresting up over the hill and coming into the back of the valley. and that's when we decided we need to go. >> reporter: peggy o'day's temporary home is a tent outside the moose lodge, a makeshift shelter. heather perez is here with her three-wee

new york injuring 9 people. details on the victim's conditions and what led up to that violence. >>> another uproar over a second lion killed illegally in zimbabwe by another american. . >>> police in brooklyn new york are investigating a mass shooting at a house party that wounded 9 people. all of them had nonlife-threatening injuries. four other people suffered pipe or cuts an bruises it happened after 2:00 this morning in the backyard of a home host a party. so far no one has been arrested. >>> secretary of state john kerry had strong words of egyptian leaders during a visit to cairo. kerry said egypt would never be able to defeat terrorism unless the country showed greater respect for human rights. he struck a more amicable tone when discussing his hope for future relations between the u.s. and egypt. >> we have confidence in egypt, and it's important to be beginning to rebuild el presidents of our relationship based on this strategic dialogue. >> the u.s. and egypt have resumed formal security talks that were suspended years ago amidst the political unrest. >>> from zimbabwe come allegations that a seconds american illegally killed a lion this year. sim been way authorities say pennsyl

rehema ellis, nbc news, brooklyn, new york. >> what a great thing she's doing. going to do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> morgan freeman's granddaughter brutally murdered in a violent exorcism. >> her boyfriend under arrest -- we're on the scene now on "extra." >>> morgan in mourning. the oscar winner's first words about his granddaughter's shocking death. is. >> her boyfriend reportedly high on cocaine as he viciously stabbed her 16 times. >> i called 911. i said, i hear a girl screaming. >> the killer's rap sheet revealed and her lost movie scene with with morgan. >> only on "extra," our new interview with donald trump today. from his next bout with megyn kelly to his new immigration plan. >> would you really send families back, children included? >> kris jenner in tears, her new face-off with caitlyn jenner. >>> don't go there. britney plays peekaboo at the teen choice awards. sarah hyland trips on her way. >> we're on 100 degree red carpet sweating it out with the stars.

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>>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," flames engulf an apartment building in brooklyn. new york's bravest building credited with saving an enter -- being credited with saving an entire family. >>> severe storms in chicago left more than a dozen people hurt and one man dead after a tent collapsed at a festival. a man was killed when strong winds collapsed the tent at prairie fest. 15 other people were taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries. scene. >>> now a developing story in northern california. thousands of people being told to get out of their homes as wildfires tear through the region. the largest about 100 miles north of san francisco. the clear lake fire more than doubled in size over the weekend. 50 buildings have been destroyed including 24 homes. 12,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic beginning with bill evans. >> here we go. we take a look down. nice we near as we can see from liberty island to ellis island to staten island and sandy hook, new jersey. great visibility with a lot of su

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see how the weekend forecast is shaping up. >> you're watching "today in new york." >>> an update on the breaking news in brooklyn. restaurant. >> "today in new york's" tracie strahan is following the story. she's in prospect lefferts gardens for us. tracie? >> reporter: four people were shot, one killed inside of an after hours nightclub here on flatbush avenue. it happened before 3:00 in the morning at the buddha hookah lounge. by day it's known as ali's roti shop. the male shot was pronounced dead at kings county hospital. two other men and a woman recovering from gunshot wounds at the hospital as well. as for what started all of this, the motive remains unclear. crime scene detectives remain at the scene. back to you. >> tracie, thanks very much. we want to go to katherine creag in brooklyn where a man is expected to face a judge. >> reporter: the rape suspect will face a judge at the courthouse a little later on. essex he is expected to be arraigned. we'll be in that courtroom as well. we've only seen him in surveillance video. this is the suspect. his name, kareem david. a 28-year-old homeless man charged w

the police say the family is from brooklyn, new york and left in a gray ford passenger van with new jersey plates. kimberly: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- to 'terry and beyond. people -- to posterity and beyond. leon: and something else, it happened down south. the story behind a massive sinkhole that has even talking. >> after two and a half hours a jury in prince george's county reached a verdict. i'm chris papst. coming up the conclusion to a chilling hotel murder from announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. kimberly: a young man gunnedded down in a robbery attempt. and the tramdy he was trying to do the right thing. leon: the jury debating the fate of the accused murderer and chris papst has been in the courtroom all day and is live in upper marlboro with the new development. chris? chris: the jury here reached a verdict, guilty on all counts for deandre weems, which does include first-degree murder. this is the video right here of the incident that happened in october of 2013. prosecutors say weems is the man who walked in the clarion hotel w a handgun robb

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. >> welcome back at 5:29 in new york city, brooklyn, a large sinkhole has swallowed an intersection that developed not too long ago at 5th and 64th if you know the brooklyn area. we have been watching this. we are still seeing the roadway and dirt falling into the hole that is ever growing. gas lines are affected. we will keep our eye on the growing sinkhole in brooklyn, new york. >> good morning, and thanks for join us. >> things are calmer hopefully and we will look at weather and traffic to be sure. what did you have on tap, mike? >>> mild temperatures at the coast and below average temperatures inland. it is dry again. virga is possible this afternoon. the 12-hour day planner is warmer-than-average this morning with a lot of low-to-mid 60s and stay in the mid-to-upper 60s at the coast and up to mid-70s around the bay from noon to 4:00 and mid-70s to 80s inland and all of us in the my 60s to low 70s and a cool to mild evening. >> eight minutes southbound on 680 away from highway 4 to walnut creek but we have a big project in pacifica. one of my twitter followers said he parked th

new this morning, police need your help. trying to find three people behind a violent robbery in brooklyn. "today in new york" katherine creag joins us with video that police need you to see. right. one of the victims in this violent home invasion, a younger teenager. a 13-year-old girl was tied up and threatened with a gun. this happened in this neighborhood. police released images of the suspect just hours ago. they're pretty clear images. the three suspects made their way into the vestibule of an apartment building here on sutter avenue and union street. they went into the apartment, pushed their way in through the door and tied up that 13-year-old girl. a 31-year-old woman, also a 34-year-old man who lives there. this happened in late july. 8:00 in the morning. the suspects attacked a man who was there, punching and kicking him. the victim ended up in the hospital. that male victim. the suspects got away with $3500 in cash, jewelry and electronics. just talking to some of the neighbors around here, pat, they hadn't heard about this. the home invasion. they were shocked that a 13-year-old girl was part of

brooklyn uniform. >> from the new york yankees, brett gardner. it's a dream come true for me. >> grand slam for mark teixeira and with one spring it's 6-0 yankees. can you be hotter than mark teixeira. >> jacob degrom, best stuff we've seen all night in my opinion belongs to this guy. >> ultradramatic home run. his third home run of the game. >> he's just raking every single day. a three-home run day to get the had yankees back in the lead in the win. >> first three home runs in the season in his first three at-bats of the day. kirk nieuwenhuis has done something no other man has done before. >> tom brady's deflate gate appeal denied.

i have been to austin, brooklyn new york, maryland -- boston, brooklyn, new york, maryland, indianapolis houston. i want to get to every single major metropolitan area in this country that has a significant muslim population to talk to muslim community leaders to talk to us if they see someone going the wrong direction. as jim said last night, it's almost always the case that someone else knows. and we have seen success stories where someone in the community intervened and we need to see more of that. so, we go out, we do more of this and we have conversations where people in the community have issues they want to talk to me about. i am responsible for the enforcement of our immigration laws, for example. things that happen at airports. they want to talk to me about things, and i want to talk to them about helping us help them in our public safety, homeland security efforts and our messages it is your homeland too. i think people here that message. we made a lot of progress building trust, building relationships, almost always have the local sheriff, local police with me, local fbi offic

new york. a party in memory of a little girl who died. >> now, the other shootings spread around brooklyn and the bronx. eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson it is in east new york tonight. kemberly? >> reporter: sandra, one year it was the disney themed, each year plenty of candy. shamia lived on the corner of crescent. this home is now part of an extensive crime scene. she was 12 years old. she had an asthma attack and died three years ago. each year her family holds a memorial celebration. that is what was going on last night when bullets started flying. >> boom, boom being boom. >> reporter: by the time the bullets stopped flying on stanley avenue, six women and three men were hit in the neck, legs and arms. >> as i was walking to the car, you heard shots fired and everybody -- you see everybody scattered. >> the youngest 1, oldest 38. >> >> reporter: he was one of the ones shot. >> yes. >> did easy the gunman? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: sources tell eyewitness news what started as a memorial celebration in the backyard of this corner home turned into an ugly crime scene stretc

first call is from stacy in brooklyn, new york. she is a correctional officer. you are on with captain harvey powers. caller: hi, captain powers. hi, pedro. i am from the new york city department of correction. captain powers is 100 correct percent -- 100% correct in his assessment. the one thing left unsaid is that we all bring social biases with this to our jobs. that is one thing that cannot be trained out that we have to start from the time that we are younger children to learn that all black people are not criminals, to learn that all latinos are not necessarily illegal immigrants, and i do not think that any officer gets up and goes to work in the morning and says, i'm going to kill a black man today, but those cultural biases have important -- they play important roles in that split second decision on what will happen. other, sees someone as his decision might be swayed by that. when he sees someone who looks like him, you may make a different decision and i have seen that in work and in law enforcement over the years and i have seen it in interactions wit

charlie: larry david grew up in brooklyn, new york. he lived in an apartment complex surrounded by his extended family. larry: this was my apartment. this is where i grew up. this is where my aunt and uncle and cousins grew up. my friends on the second floor. charlie: you grew up among -- larry: i was up and down the stairs all the time. charlie: galinsky. [doorbell rings] hello. look there. larry: hello. >> hello. larry: surprise, surprise. we had a piano over here. it looks even smaller than i remembered it. charlie: you must be mrs. galinsky. hello. i'm charlie rose. you must know this man. >> hello. charlie: you know, he lived here. larry: look at our kitchen. look at the size of our kitchen. charlie: you had your own room. larry: yes, this was my room right here. i shared it with my brother. yeah, there were beds here and here. this is my room. and -- charlie: older or younger? larry: older. charlie: you shared a bedroom. larry: this is the master bedroom. my parents room. charlie: this is the bathroom. larry: this was, by the way

this is brooklyn, new york. a sink hole. that is real. it swallowed an entire intersection. it happened a couple hours ago this morning in the sunset park district. so far no one has been hurt and we still don't know why that road collapsed. >>> we're still waiting to find out for sure if a piece of an airplane wing found on an island in the indian ocean is from that missing malaysia airlines flight 370. that wing flap is at a testing facility in france. the experts are checking it out. if it is from flight 370 there have been questions about whether it would be possible to study the ocean currents in reverse to figure out where the rest of the plane might be. oceanographer in india he has been doing some computer modeling but says it is really hard. >> reverse modeling is possible but with just one piece -- there is so many different part wise that if you go backwards, you will get a much larger area than what you actually searching at the moment. >> it has been verified the wing flap found on the island came from a boeing 777. the same kind of plane as the missing malaysia

kyle jean-baptiste fell four stories to his death from a fire escape in brooklyn, new york city, on saturday. he made history this summer becoming the first black actor to play the lead role in broadway's "les mis." he was also the youngest to ever do that. >>> dr. albert sacks made famous by awakenings, died. he was a celebrated neurologist who books explain the strange workings of the human brain. robin williams played him in awakenings. sacks died of cancer. he was 82. >>> the new york giants lost a pre-season game to the jets. but the worst fumble wasn't on the field. it was in the booth. the play called pour bob papa to hand the cake to analyst carl banks for his birthday. automatic first down for illegal use of hands. >> hey. >> fumble. >> wow. >> can you do the five-second rule? >> sure. >> cake that didn't hit the ground. >> dig into that bad boy. >> a cake is a cake. it's still a cake. >> i'm with you. sheinelle, thanks. >>> dylan is back with a quick look at the national forecast. >> both corners of the united states will see more rain. florida and the pacific northwest. in the mid

. >> reporter: according to the police they checked in with a brooklyn, new york id but left in a van with new jersey plates. police say the vehicle the couple was driving was a 2015 gray passenger van. if you have any information about that couple, please contact authorities. diana? >> thanks. >>> bpa president pat lynch says the resays assignment of two officers that posed for unfair. an nypd official called it an extreme lack of judgment. the officers have been commands. lynch says it's standard practice for officers to pose for pictures with tourists and performers and they should not be held to a different standard. >>> a long way of waits at dmv in connecticut. they opened after computer upgrades but branches experienced technical issues that caused massive lines, some waiting for hours to review licenses. the dmv said it served 4200 customers yesterday and some employees worked until late in the evening. >>> new york city comptroller scott stringer calling on the public to locate 1,000 workers entitled to unclaimed wages. >> these men and women earned the money fair and square.