i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. first, breaking news, a man after police say a driver struck and killed two people and then fled the scene. >> investigators said a driver fled the car and ran off. magdalena doris is live. >> reporter: chris and mary, good morning, and some of the family members and friends of the victims are now coming to the scene to see what happened. i will step out and show you exactly what police are talking silver car got out and was running. loved ones are lighting candle thes at the scene looking at the damage on fulton street after the hit-and-run accident. the nypd collision unit now on scene, and they said the driver lost control at chestnut street and slammed into two parked cars before hitting the pedestrians, identified them as 41 maldanodo and a 61-year-old did not survive as well. his friends and family members are come together scene. israel was just hanging out this evening at the bar his brother owns. >> they are grown and have children of their own, and every dollar in their pock

chris wragge has this exclusive story. >> he was so happy and healthy and he was 5 years old. and that it is just so awful that he's not here anymore, you know? >> reporter: the emotions are -- for kat sullivan. >> he was laying on the asphalt and he was gone. i mean i went over and i picked him up. i held him in my arms. >> reporter: he was a pomeranian mix. this is where they were hit as they came the light changed. they took three steps into the intersection. >> it is almost as if she was aiming for us. >> reporter: the foot was run over by the suv as she sustained the road rash burns to the skin and bruises all over her body. you're doing great. today she returned to the scene of the hit and run. was over here. >> did you know at that time that he was gone? >> yes, i did. i really hoped that he had gotten away, but she ran right over him. >> reporter: kat knows it was a she because the driver stopped, got out, then left. >> and always very yesterday he said you'll have to be patient and wait for someone to contact you. i said i'm not someone to wait that this woman killed

i'm chris wragge. john elliot has your forecast coming up in just a moment. >>> but, first, a funeral will be held today for 69-year-old scott martella, one of six people killed on sunday night's multi-car crash on thely lie in shirley. services will be held at helen and isador in west hampton. >>> a home in flames in sayreville, new jersey. five people include ago 1-month- old infant were able to escape the blaze through a second floor window when the home became engulfed in flames. young girls between the ages of 8 and 10 jumped down to safety as a mother tossed her baby down to rescuers. everyone making it out alive without any major injuries. brazenly burglarized the indonesiaian consulate on the upper east side. police say they got in through an unlocked side door early yesterday morning. investigators say they made off with several items, including liquor, a tablet and the keys to a minivan which they then allegedly stole. >>> now let's get over to john elliot with your forecast. john. >> look at

cindy hsu. >> and i'm chris wragge, "cbs this morning" is next. have a great day. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ? >>> good morning. it is tuesday, august 16th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." police apprehend a suspect accused of setting the fire that devastated an entire california more. >>> donald trump tries to get back on message, laying out a plan to fight isis. he promises to bring back cold war tactics to fight terror. >>> and fighting deadly food allergies suddenly becoming a lot more expensive for families. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> in the cold war, we have an

good morning, i'm mary calvi >> and i'm chris wragge. we have traffic and weather on the 2s in just a moment. >>> but, first, here is your morning news to go. >> new information in the bronx, a shooting on deli. the suspect allegedly grabbed a police officer's gun and fatally shoot as deli worker. a live update coming up. >>> we cannot tell whether or not it was a random act at this point. >> a similar fate for two joggers miles apart. another new york woman killed while out for a jog, but this time it happened while she was visiting family in massachusetts. could there be a connection to the murder of a jogger in howard beach? what police are telling us coming up. >>> show up, you think you're going to be getting your we're grounded. >> flight delays and cancellations still plaguing passengers following yesterday's power outage at delta that grounded thousands of flights. still ahead, what is the airline doing to correct the travel nightmare? >>> americanism, not globalism will be our new credo. >> donald trump gives specifics on his ec

i'm chris wragge. cbs this morning is next. have a great monday. it is monday, august 1st, 2016. welcome to cbs "this morning." a new poll reveals a post-convention bounce for hillary clinton. and donald trump's comments about th soldier spark backlash from democrats and republicans. >>> rushing water swamps new jersey city overnight. strangers banded together to save lives. >>> and new details about the worst hot air balloon crash in u.s. history. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> looks like a nice guy to me. his wife, she was standing maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say. >> trump faces backlash about his comments about a fallen soldier's family. >> totally incapable of empathy. i want his family to counsel him. but he is a black soul. >> an attack as he did on captain khan's mother. i don't know where the bottom is. >> these are clinton talking points. we all feel sorry for what he went thro hot air balloon made contact with pow

good morning, i'm mary calvi. >> i'm chris wragge. we will have traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment. first, here's the morning news go. >> breaking overnight, one of the nation's largest air carriers is dealing with a major computer outage this morning. all flights on delta air lines are currently grounded. pictures passengers stuck at airplanes around the country and overseas. we will have a live report coming up. >>> more breaking news, at least 53 people have been killed and dozens injured in the bombing a government-run hospital in pakistan. we will have the details coming up in a moment. >>> it's the whole entire world against you. >> a mother's angry message to her daughter's killer. was strangled and sexually assaulted last week in howard beach. the stern warning for the killer coming up. >>> a mother charged in her toddler's death and she's due in court today. the 15-month-old was found unresponsive last week, pronounced dead later. we will have a live report from mt. vernon on the way. >>> our lifeguards are critical an

i'm chris wragge. john elliot has your forecast coming up in just a moment. >>> but, first, six people were rushed to the hospital, including a 5-year-old child after a car fire quickly spread to a home in little ferry, new jersey. it happy around 11:30 last night at 109 washington avenue were trapped on the second floor, including children who had to be dropped down to firefighters from the window. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> and a large water main rupture in hoboken causing causing road closures during the morning commute. it happened at first and harrison streets. the break created low pressure for some hoboken residents while others lost water all together z together. crews are making repairs. much of the flooding has now receded. the cause of that break still unclear. >>> now to an update on that power outage at jfk's terminal travelers in turmoil yesterday. this morning the power is back on. many passengers trying to fly out last night had to reschedule for today. some

. >> and i'm chris wragge, "cbs this morning" is next. have a great day. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ? >>> good morning. it is tuesday, august 16th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." police apprehend a suspect accused of setting the fire that devastated an entire california more. >>> donald trump tries to get back on message, laying out a plan to fight isis. he promises to bring back cold war tactics to fight terror. >>> and fighting deadly food allergies suddenly becoming a lot more expensive for families. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> in the cold war, we have an new screening test. >> donald trump calls for cold war-style immigration tests. >> no major party nominee, in the history of the united states of america has been less prepared to deal with our national security than donald trump. >> donald trump is temperattempy >> hillary clinton lacks the mental stamina to take on isis. >>> police arrest a man who st

good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> i'm cindy hsu in for mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s in just a moment. >>> foirs, though, breaking news -- first, though, fi home. firefighters spent the night battling flames and pulling people out of the burning building >> ali bauman joins us this morning live from little ferry. >>reporter: six people were taken to the hospital, one as young as a 5-year-old girl. you can see the fire chief still on scene here just how these people became trapped inside of a burning building. >> fire. extension ladder for me. >>reporter: trapped on the second floor, several people in 109 washington avenue in little ferry were saved by firefighters and police around 11:30 last night when the building caught fire. >> driving down the road, and as i was passing this house, i heard a big pop. it was some type of explosion. not sure if it came from the garage or the cars parked in the driveway, then the whole house was engulfed in flames. >>reporter: lieutenant chris bowles says w

i'm chris wragge. vanessa murdock has your forecast coming up in just a moment. >>> but, first, suffolk county police charge a man with the murder of his mother in lloyd harbor. 23-year-old dennis cullen is accused drowning 63-year-old elizabeth cullen in her back yard pool at 70 white hill road. cullen spent the night in the precinct and is expected to be arraigned later today. >>> the hunt is on for a man who robbed an off-duty cop in the bronx last night near crotona park. police say the thief grabbed some necklaces the officer was wearing of the the officer fired one shot during the struggle. the robber was not hit and got away. >>> the state has closed a popular pizzeria. sixth avenue grimalledi, inc. was seized by new york's finance. the officials say the chelsea restaurant next to the old limelight failed to pay nearly $122,000 in overdue sales tax. the tax liens date back to 2014. >>> now let's get over to vanessa murdock for your forecast. vanessa. >> gray out there right now with some showers

good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs2 news this wave lasting right through the weekend. >> we can also expect lots of pop-up storms with heavy downpours well into the week. john elliott is standing by with your forecast. let's begin with janelle burrell live on the upper west side with more this morning. >> reporter: hi there. it's certainly been a tough couple of days weather-wise. as for this morning, not too bad so far, but of course that is going to change. take a look behind me. you can see here on the upper reading about 77 degrees now, but it's going to feel a lot hotter as the day progresses. people here in the city bracing for another day of intense heat. >> offensively hot. it offenders my sensibilities that it is this hot. >> i feel like i'm walking in a hot bath, an unpleasant hot bath. >> the humidity and heat index potentially dangerous. >> it's very draining and it's hard to breathe. >> which is why staying hydrated is crucial. >> we keep refilling our bottles every 10 minutes. >> we rest ev

interviews v >>> good morning, i'm chris wragge. we are following breaking news out of newark where two new jersey transit buses collide. meg baker live at the scene with more for us. what's the update? >> reporter: chris, behind me you can see the impact of that bus into bus me. i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a better view. this happened on raymond boulevard and broad street. this is a very busy intersection here in newark. you can see that one bus where it was t-boned is twisted and on its side. so far all passengers have been removed from the buses. we hear 19 passengers from two buses were brought to local hospitals. nj transit is now saying that number could be as high as 25 people brought to hospitals. additionally, this is being cleanup. people were taken out of the buses by rescue crews and carried away on stretchers. some passengers are being treated at nearby military park just down the street from here. this is an active scene. you can see multiple emergency services are here making sure those passengers g

i'm chris wragge. john elliot has your forecast coming up. might be a little rain later on. not too much, though. >>> first, a 19-year-old virgi hospital for a psychological evaluation after climbing trump tower with suction cups yesterday. he made it to the 21st floor of the 68-story building before police were able to pull him through a wii. a person jumps to safety and many others injured following an overnight fire in be forepark. firefighters encountered heavy flames and smoke and had a tough time battling the blaze. still no word on what caused that fire in the bronx. >>> new video this morning of the suspect wanted for destroying seven tractor- trailers in east new york, brooklyn last month. left seven vehicle, mostly garbage trucks torched. it took the fdny hours to put out all of the fires. five of the seven trucks had marks for tts trucking company in newark, leading some to believe they were target. >>> the contract for extra nypd officers at concerts and ball games has been extended. the ny

chris wragge has this exclusive story. >> he was so happy and healthy and he was 5 years old. and that it is just so awful that he's not here anymore, you know? >> reporter: the emotions are

good morning, i'm mary calvi. >> and i'm chris wragge. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s in just jc but, first, here is your morning news to go. >> breaking news, the body of a 30-year-old woman was found near a bike path in her name was just released and police are on the scene investigating. we will have a live update coming up. >>> all the pressure is shifted on him. we'll see how he looks in a day or so. >> just hours after announcing he's stepping down, commissioner bill bratton and his future replacement were in harlem with mayor de blasio for the annual night out against crime. cbs 2 caught up with the soon- to-be former commissioner. why he's leaving the nypd now and what do next police commissioner, all that coming up in a live report say it's random, it's the computer outages, it's not just confined to the end of the month. >> the numbers just don't prove that out. >> our own christine sloan is demanding answers from governor chris christie on the long lines at the dmv, better known in new jersey as the motor vehicle serv

good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. thanks for waking up with us. >> we begin with the nypd boosting the reward in the murder case of a queens woman found strangled in the marshes >> the fbi is now involved because that marsh is federal land. andrea grymes has more live from howard beach. andrea. >> reporter: chris and mary, police have upped reward to $10,000. at this point they do not believe that karina vetrano knew her killer. as they continue to work the case, loved ones will say good- bye at a wake later today, and her funeral here in howard beach tomorrow. >> the pain staking investigation into the murder continued into the night with numerous officers and detectives at the nypd mobile command center set up at 161st avenue and 79th street. shaken residents here in howard beach have been especially worried vetrano was randomly targeted. at this point, police say they do have reason to fear. >> we believe there's a severe community threat. as you know, right now we think it's random so we don't believe it's anybody

good morning, i'm mary calvi. >> i'm chris wragge. we have traffic and weather on the 2s in to go. >> many described it as the worst accident they've ever seen. >> tragedy on the long island expressway. five people killed in a chain reaction crash, including a former aide to governor cuomo. what police say may have been a factor in this crash. >>> fighting the zika concerns. the concern over the virus is growing as the health experts say the virus could stick what new york city officials are doing to fight zika and keep residents informed about the virus >>> this is the best part of the trump campaign. he's able to be here, and also the pivot that he's made is unsubstituted. >> we're not seeing a pivot. donald trump himself said this was not a pivot. >> hillary clinton is gaining ground in one key battleground state and donald trump tries to present a new image to voters. > there would be a would-be terrorist incident, the agencies are not in coordination and panic ensues. >> new fallout after a security scare at jfk airport. what sen

. >>> good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs morning. >>> the virginia man is at bellevue hospital for psychological evaluation after creating turmoil at trump tower. >> he scaled the side of the skyscraper, hoping for a meeting with the gop presidential nominee. cbs 2's janelle burrell joins us live from trump tower this morning with more. janelle. >>reporter: well, chris, it certainly was people watching it unfold live here at trump tower. people all around the world watching this ordeal unfold, it after it started -- all comeing to an end three hours after it start. the daring climber claimed he was on a mission to speak with donald trump, but after the three-hour ordeal, the only meeting he got was one with police. >> i reached out, i took hold of his hand, and i said, sir, you need to come with me. >>reporter: the spectacle beginning around 3:30 wednesday afternoon, gripping tense moments, hundreds watching below from the ground as the 19- trump tower. he began his ascent a few hours from this outdoor terrace

good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm andrea grymes. mary calvi is off. welcome to cbs2 news this morning. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2's in just a moment. >> first the u.s. olympic committee has ap brazil following reports that olympic swimmer ryan lochte lied about a late night robbery in rio. >> a brazilian official says he fabricated those claims that he and three other u.s. swimmers were robbed at gunpoint. here's what authorities say really happened. >> brazilian officials spent the past few days trying to piece together what really happened on sunday morning. this video shows the four u.s. around 6 a.m. >> we have evidence that demonstrate that is very, very improbable that the incident is a robbery situation. >> police say the americans including ryan lochte damaged a bathroom door and urinated in an alley, which is why security got involved. this video shows the swimmers at a gas station getting into a taxi, but minutes later a security guard with a gun orders the group out of one swimmer appears to remove his wallet. another briefly r

good morning, everyone, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. thanks for waking up with us. we beginth consulate here in manhattan. it's setting off a major police investigation. >> the nypd are looking for two people they say looted the place. cbs 2's magdalena doris joins us live from the scene on the upper east side. maggie. >>reporter: good morning, chris and mary. the nypd searching for those two suspects who were caught on camera. this indonesiaian consulate is well lit overnight. there are at least three cameras that i can see from the front here, but that did not deter these two suspects for getting in through an unlocked side door. but they were caught on camera. this young man leads the way inside and the young woman then follows. investigators say the suspects broke into the consulate generale republic of indonesia here on east 68th street between fifth and madison avenues monday morning just after 1:00 a.m. inside they had their take of the place. they got away with a case of vodka, a tablet as well as car van, and a suitcase full of

good morning, i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm chris wragge. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s in just a moment. >>> but, first, here is your morning news to go. >> a 63-year-old suffolk county woman drowns in her back yard pool. who police have now charged with her murder. >>> new developments in the alleged robbery of american swimmers in rio. two of the those swimmers briefly detained last night. for answers after the olympic swimmers gave mixed reports about what actually happened. >>> the promise of his campaign is even though i have no experience, i'll come into the presidency and whip it into shape because i have special management skill. well, his campaign is a test of that. >> donald trump debuts a new campaign team. what's behind the shakeup and what his rival hillary clinton is saying about it. >>> one flag is mounted to the back of one of our ladder the firefighters are going up and down, you know, very rapidly, they're in emergency situations, they're wearing bunker gear. >> we're going to wave the flag. so if they won't han

i'm chris wragge. >> happening now, protesters vow to return to city hall park thi morning. >> the group wants the mayor to get rid of bill bratton. >> there were no arrests made against protesters last night as they were removed from city hall park down just a few blocks away here, but protesters are asking for arrests to be made. they would like to see the leader of our city's police force behind bars. >> reporter: demonstrators used a calling response to spread

good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment. >>> but, first, new this morning, a security breach at the indonesiaian consulate here major police investigation. >> the nypd are looking for two people they say loot the place. cbs 2's magdalena doris joins us live from the scene on the upper east side. maggie. >>reporter: chris and mary, an unlocked side door here at the consulate made for easy access for these two thieves. police say they got in without breaking a sweat, and they got away with everything from clothing to a car. they were caught on video doing so. looking right into the camera,

a heat advisory in effect for today and we could have some storms, good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm cindy hsu in for mary calvi. we'll have traffic and weather together on the 2s in a moment but we begin with an arrest in the murder of imam and his stands. >> the suspect steged to make his first appearance in court later today and our magdalena doris in front of the courthouse with more. >> reporter: oscar morel will appear in court today. they can still not say why the two victims were ambushed.

good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment. >>> but, first, we begin with breaking news. a chaotic scene this morning park section of the bronx. bullets started flying as police struggled with the suspect. >> one man was killed, the suspect wounded, and now that suspect is in police custody. cbs 2's magdalena doris joins us live from bed forepark with more this morning this morning. >>reporter: police say -- sources say this all started inside of bodega here on the corner of east 198th street and valentine avenue, an that's

. >> that's going to do it for us at noon, for john and the entire cbs 2 news team, chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. we'll see you tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30. have a good afternoon. causing a lot of friction and unnecessary stress. introducing totalcare, exclusively from hearusa- a revolutionary hearing program unlike anything you've ever experienced. our licensed hearing experts even use advanced otoscopic technology to show you what's happening inside your ear as part of the most complete and accurate hearing check up available today. you're going to be amazed by our advanced hearing aids. wow! that i've missed out on for years. grandpa. i feel like my self again. so when it comes to your hearing don't trust anyone but hearusa. call today for your free video otoscopic hearing check up. free demonstration of the latest hearing aid technology. and a free $25 dunkin donuts gift card. with the hearusa totalcare program, you get first class care, world class technology ? >> thomas scott: the show started in 1973. i didn't come in till '79. ? [ crowd cheering ] >> braeden: vi

i'm chris wragge. >> happening now, protesters vow to return to city hall park thi morning. >> the group wants the mayor to get rid of bill bratton. >> there were no arrests made against protesters last night as they were removed from city hall park down just a few blocks away here, but protesters are asking for arrests to be made. they would like to see the leader of our city's police force behind bars. >> reporter: demonstrators used a calling response to spread surrounds city hall. >> our first demand is that bill de blasio must fire bratton. >> reporter: millions march nyc says they want to see change in the way new york city is run, starting from the top. they're focused on the nypd, their demand to do away with the agency all together. >> to reinvest that money with black and brown communities. >> reporter: holding names of those killed by officers across the demanding nypd funds go to people who have been wrong. >> the city must pay reparations from the nypd budget. >> reporter: others joined millions march nyc to fight for better quality of life in neighborhoods they say they're

. >>> good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs morning. >>> the virginia man is at bellevue hospital for psychological evaluation after creating turmoil at trump tower. >> he scaled the side of the skyscraper, hoping for a meeting with the gop presidential nominee. cbs 2's janelle burrell joins us live from trump tower this morning with more. janelle. >>reporter: well, chris, it certainly was people watching it unfold live here at trump tower. people all around the world watching this ordeal unfold, it

good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> i'm cindy hsu in for mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s in just a moment. >>> foirs, though, breaking news -- first, though, fi home. firefighters spent the night battling flames and pulling people out of the burning building >> ali bauman joins us this morning live from little ferry. >>reporter: six people were taken to the hospital, one as young as a 5-year-old girl. you can see the fire chief still on scene here just how these people became trapped inside of a burning building. >> fire. extension ladder for me.

passengers because he hopes that someone would have done the same for him if he was >>> now to chris wragge who spoke with victims right after the terrifying crash. she joins us live from university hospital. >> reporter: five victims listed in critical condition here at university hospital. as meg said dozens of other passengers were injured, rushed on to ambulances to area hospitals. we spoke to several passengers on the bus that was literally split barreling at them. one shot cell phone video as he tried to get out of that bus, and as he tried to help other people get off. he describes a chaotic scene of people being trapped, pinned in their seats in the back of the bus. >> what did you hear? >> i just hear the people and for help. >> people asking for help screaming. >> yes, yes. the guy wanted help. i was scared i was going to see the guy die. >> i tried to help a lady, but she said she was stuck so i the people helped me off. >> reporter: again, looking at the video of that bus split in half, those victims tell us they are so thankful this afternoon that they were sitting in the back

i'm chris wragge. john will have your forecast coming up in just a moment. >>> first, an early morning scuffle inside a bronx bodega has left a deli clerk dead and a police say 30-year-old efrem guzman grabbed an officer's gun and began firing thevment believe his shots killed a deli clerk. guzman was shot by police and is now in custody. >>> police in princeton, cheults are investigating the murder of a new york city woman whose body was found after she failed to return home from a jog in the woods. 27-year-old vanessa mercot worked for google in manhattan. she was in massachusetts visiting her mother. >>> new jersey congressman frank palone, jr. is now calling on the house to provide zika. a democrat, he has criticized republicans for failing to approve president obama's request for $1.9 billion. >>> delta is warning every more flight cancellations and delays today after a power outage in atlanta led to cancellations of around 1,000 flights on monday. 250 flights have been canceled already. the carri

i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. we begin with a horrific sunday expressway. it's left several families grieving this morning. >> four people were killed, including a former aide to governor cuomo, a father and his young son and the boy's aunt. a fifth victim died late last night. magdalena doris has the report. . >> people responded to the scene. many described it as the worst they've ever seen. >> reporter: a person was

good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm andrea grymes. mary calvi is off. welcome to cbs2 news this morning. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2's in just a moment. >> first the u.s. olympic committee has ap brazil following reports that olympic swimmer ryan lochte lied about a late night robbery in rio. >> a brazilian official says he fabricated those claims that he and three other u.s. swimmers were robbed at gunpoint. here's what authorities say really happened. >> brazilian officials spent the past few days trying to piece together what really happened on sunday morning. this video shows the four u.s.

good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs2 news this wave lasting right through the weekend. >> we can also expect lots of pop-up storms with heavy downpours well into the week. john elliott is standing by with your forecast. let's begin with janelle burrell live on the upper west side with more this morning. >> reporter: hi there. it's certainly been a tough couple of days weather-wise. as for this morning, not too bad so far, but of course that is going to change. take a look behind me. you can see here on the upper

good morning everyone, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs2 news this morning. we'll have traffic and weather in a moment. first, police increasing the reward to catch the killer of a queens woman found strangled the marshland of howard beach. >> police are asking the public for help before the attacker may strike again. >> nightfall doesn't mean rest for the nypd, still working the investigation into who murdered 30-year-old karina vetrano. the howard beach woman was found strangled and sexually assaulted near her home. police are calling the suspect a public threat. >> we believe there's a severe community threat. right now we think it's random.

. >>> good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. welco t morning. >>> and we begin this morning with that massive fire in queens. it took several hours and hundreds of firefighters to contain the fierce flames, the thick smoke rising from the warehouse >> cbs 2's janelle burrell joins us live in suniedside queens with more. janelle. >>reporter: good morning to you, chris and mary. it certainly has been a long night for fire crews out here. you can see they still have a couple of ladders dousing some of the hot spots that remain inside of this warehouse. this is an industrial area that

. >> i'm chris wragge. cbs 2 news is back at 5:00. we'll see you tomorrow morning >> summer: okay. okay. stop. time out. no more kissing. mm. >> luca: ohh. >> summer: no! no, no, no. stop looking at me, too. >> luca: okay. all right. okayok eyes are closed, and i am not kissing you. >> summer: [ laughs ] no, no, no. i am going to be late for my dress fitting. unless you don't want me to have an original chelsea gown for our wedding. >> luca: okay, what's the other option? no dress? nothing at all? let me picture that. >> summer: no. no, no, no. stop. okay. no. you cannot kiss me, you cannot look at me, and no more picturing me naked. i have an appointment and mom is meeting me there. >> luca: i know, but they can't start without you, right? >> summer: look, it was your

good morning, everyone, i'm chris wragge. >> an i'm andrea grymes in for mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s in just a moment. >>> but, first, a suffolk county woman drowns in a say it was no accident. >> her 23-year-old son is now under arrest. cbs 2's ali bauman has more live from lloyd harbor this morning. ali. >>reporter: well, it's a quiet million dollar neighborhood on long island, but it was just in this back yard that police found one mother dead and now the main suspect her son. take a look. you can see 23-year-old dennis collins charged with second- degree mur after police found his mother dead, believed to be intentionally drowned in her own back yard pool.

i'm chris wragge. we are back with another local update in 25 minutes. cbs this morning returns right ? >>> the olympic games from rio de janeiro, where they are hours away from the opening ceremony. it's always exciting for me to see the athletes from all of the countries together holding their flags. our american team will be wearing uniforms designed by ralph lauren. these are the uniforms they are going to be wearing on the field. as you terrible. looks like an acapello group. nothing instills fear in your popt li popt like a blazer and a pair of white capri pants. >> i have to disagree with jimmy kimmel there. >> i would wear that outfit. >> i was just going to say that exact same thing. would you wear that outfit? >> the white capris might be a tough look for me. >> they could make it longer, josh. >> you are a tall guy and that would look funny. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? in this half hour, the uniforms are not the only olympic controversy we are talking about. the olympic torch has

. >> and i'm chris wragge. cbs2 news is back at 5:00. >> phyllis: i'm so sorry. i am so sorry. i had a family emergency. but everything is fine now. oh! sorry. okay. what did i miss? what the hell are you doing here? >> jack: honey, i told you we would be voting in a new board member. >> phyllis: but you didn't mention it b >> jack: well, yeah. we got kind of sidetracked before i could tell you the best part. >> billy: do you have a problem with me being on the board, phyllis? >> phyllis: no. of course not. part of the foundation's mission is to help addicts retool their lives, to break the cycle of bad choices and reckless behavior. who's more equipped to do that than you?

for vanessa and the entire cbs 2 news team, i'm chris wragge >> i'm andrea grymes. we'll see you tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> chelsea: you want to read it again, connor? okay. [ smooches ] you got it. whatever you want. [ sighs ] "dear connor, i am going to do everything i can to make sure i'm home next year, so we can celebrate your birthday the way we should -- together. you, me, and mommy. happy birthday, little man.lo >> chloe: [ sighs ] adam doesn't deserve to step foot outside the prison. >> victor: for your information, my son has suffered immeasurably. >> chloe: good letter, huh? >> chloe: mm-hmm. yeah. he got all of these toys and games for his birthday, yet the note is his favorite gift. isn't it? >> chloe: that's so awesome. hey, i bet you're gonna get an

i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. first, breaking news, a man after police say a driver struck and killed two people and then fled the scene. >> investigators said a driver fled the car and ran off. magdalena doris is live. >> reporter: chris and mary, good morning, and some of the family members and friends of the victims are now coming to the scene to see what happened. i will step out and show you exactly what police are talking

i'm chris wragge. we will see you tomorrow at 4:30, dark and early. >> paul: what the hell is this? >> kevin: spring grove bus anonymous tip about. except this footage is less than an hour old. >> paul: kevin! >> kevin: paul, come on. this could be a huge break. >> paul: there are no breaks. the case is closed. i told you that. adam pled guilty. >> kevin: this is about more than clearing adam. it could prove that chloe is innocent, too. >> chloe: [ sighs ] i'm so sorry.

a nice day on tap, lots of sun, low humidity, highs in the 80s today, good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment. >>> first, breaking news in howard beach. the body of what appears to be a 30-year-old woman has been found near a missing after going for a jog. her body was found about four hours later. cbs 2's janelle burrell joins us live from howard beach with more this morning. janelle. >>reporter: well, chris, right now detectives are here on scene trying to piece together what happened in the moments leading up to that woman's death. if you take a look behind me, you can see there is a police van in this grassy area here at 161st avenue and 78th street. that 30-year-old woman's family

good morning, everyone, i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to "cbs 2 news this morning." we'll have traffic and weather in a moment. we begin this morning with the search for a killer in the murder jogger. >> the parents of the 30-year- old are speaking out, pleading for the killer to come forward today. elected officials will discuss the case. hazel sanchez has more now. >> reporter: police say the 30- year-old woman fought for her life before her attacker strangled and sexually assaulted her. kathy says she has a warning for her daughter's killer. >> my daughter was a force to be reckoned with and i

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. >> i'm chris wragge. cbs 2 news is back at 5:00. we'll see you tomorrow at 4:30. until then, have a great afternoon. that's like lifting five >> what? ? >> ordway: i grew up watching soap operas, so i knew all of these, like, iconic characters. i grew up with victor newman and ashley abbott, so i felt like i was part of their family. >> ashley: i don't really think i need to see -- ...a doctor. >> stitch: what do we have here? only universe where i actually get to say, "i'm a doctor." >> ordway: if i have to pick just one favorite moment, that would be my very first day working here. >> abby: hey, nick. we're over here. >> ordway: it was a big newman family scene, and then eric walks in, and i was so starstruck. i was just so excited to be there. >> carrigan: i love the halloween fire, stitch and ashley outrunning the fireball. it was a blast. [ rumbling ] >> stitch: come on.

. >> and i'm chris wragge, we'll see you tomorrow morning at 4:30. uth afternoon. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: >> phyllis: summer, we love you. >> summer: no [stammers] just stop, okay? you said that you supported me and my marriage to luca. was -- [ scoffs ] was all of that a lie? >> victor: we had concerns, okay? >> summer: because you hate luca. >> victor: no. i did a background check on luca, as i would do on any of my employees. >> summer: luca is not just an employee. he is the man that i of this family. how could you do this to me? >> phyllis: of course you're angry, because we went behind your back. and we are sorry for that. but our goal is to look out for you, and to protect your happiness. >> summer: yeah, well, you both failed. >> luca: i doubt victoria cares much, if at all, what happens to you now that she's back with her ex, billy. >> travis: it's fine with me if victoria's back with her ex. we ended things before i left. >> luca: that's a brave face. but i think you do still care.

for vanessa and the entire cbs news team, thanks for joining us, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. cbs 2 news is back at 5:00. we'll see you again tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30. >> cane: i'm envisioning pushing brash & sassy's market further into the pacific northwest where there's a market share we can still capitalize on. now, what i'm thinking is, the analytics suggest that we take local pro sports stars and we couple them with models wearing brash -- billy. you listening? >> billy: yeah. yeah, cane, i heard every boring word you said. >> cane: okay. so what do you got there? is that the marketing plan? >> billy: it's a board meeting agenda for jack and neil's foundation. >> cane: really? so you're on the board now, huh? since when? when did that happen? >> billy: this afternoon if they vote me in, which they will. what's that face for? >> cane: nothing. i'm just, uh, trying to figure out why all of a sudden you became so interested in charity, that's all. >> phyllis: thank you. i will take a look at this before the board meeting. >> jack: you busy?