mayor deblasio tweeted dalilah did it. women's wrestling. she hit the usa hit the 100 medal mark. 35 goeddels. our total nearly double china's count, that country 58. great britain and russia third and fourth there. check out nbcnewyork.com for the four to watch today. highlights include jordan burroughs going for gold in freestyle wrestles. read up on the athletes, get highlights and details on the must-see match-ups >>> still to come, a different type of wrestling in new jersey. >>> and new information on the jogger killed in queens. why police are searching one area of brooklyn. >>> and we'll have weather and traffic on the 4s coming up. >> follow us on facebook, twitter and on instagram, michaelg4ny and darlene4ny. you're watching "today in new fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the rig

the muslim community had criticized deblasio's absence funeral today. where he finally spoke with the imam son before addressing the crowd. >> i want you to know, that not only will we find this killer, and find the cause, and tell the people, but you will see, you will see in the muslim communities, of our city, the nypd there in support of the community. >> as hundreds paid their final respects to the imam and udin, police were questioning a person of home surveillance video showed the imam and uddin gunned down by a plan while they walked home from saturday afternoon prayers. they were not robbed. and a man who matched the suspect's description was discovered driving a vehicle that was seen leaving the shooting scene saturday and was involved in a hit-and-run just minutes later. a witness took down a partial license plate. police tracked the car down, and were surveilling the driver when he ran into an unmarked squad car sunday night. police say so far, the murders crime. but this grieving community strongly disagrees. >> two people just got murdered

they are great people and we'll see who bill deblasio accepts. going to be an issue for deblasio. >> i think it's finally an irish cop. kennedy: bratton also a commissioner in boston. a super model married to tom brady. she reportedly was going to participate in the rio olympics ceremony. but a skit allegedly portrayed her being attacked by a kid, then being rescued by cops and then embracing her attacker. kennedy: even models are getting mugged in rio. >> this sounds like a wrong story where someone was watching a rehearsal and misinterpreted. the real mugging that's going on is the people of rio who will be stuck with this bill after they lose millions of dollars on the olympics. >> it's such a disturbance to choose countries that are third world to host these places. kennedy: that was so smooth, you have a future, young man. should they cancel the olympics? >> move to l.a. yes. >> this is ridiculous. it's so out of touch. globalists are taking over the world and don't care about the narrative trump has been feeding on. >> typical olympic overr

. >> reporter: now during the funeral, mayor deblasio also made a promise to this community. saying starting today, there will be extra nypd presence, protect the mosques and the people of the muslim community. the nypd will be holding a press conference at 6:00 tonight, to update us on the murders, the mayor will also be there, and we will have the latest coming up on cbs 2 news at 6:00. for now, we're live in cypress news. >> hazel, thanks very much. >>> breaking news out of mexico, where authorities say armed men have abducted many people from an upscale restaurant in the popular beach resort of puertavallarta and gunmen stormed a restaurant. as many as 16 people were abducted. we don't know the identities of the people that were taken. >>> and also, breaking news, in new jersey. crushed by a freight container. chopper two flew over the rail yard. and a spokesperson says a wire part of a crane lifting the container snapped. causing it to fall on top of the machine he was operating. the man's name and age have not yet been released. >>> new information, on that deadly light

no, not mayor deblasio. the top republican fundraiser has some harsh words. she says she is supporting hillary clinton.

according to the newest , the lot deblasio's approval rating is 22%. the rocky relationship with the police could bea tipping point . the benevolent association president has vowed to oppose the mayor's reelection with an independent campaign with more but that if it's for the city. he said under this mayor the crime has gone to record lows. 1300 more police are on the street and we invested 320 million for officer safety and equipment. we are willing to talk about this every day at the gym or anywhere else. just because no one bothers you is not a reason to go to a gym already over there.the burglary confrontation with police. self-funded video of her recent out the door after grabbing her dog. the search for a burglar inside of her home and suddenly gunshot was heard in the suspect ran outside. neighbors say the woman was at work andwatching her nanny cam . no one was home when she saw someone in herchild's bedroom and called police. >> after gaining entry , one officer and counted a suspect t a struggle ensued. he was discharged by the officers serv

the petition also go to mayor deblasio. his office says the cost of discounts will have to be analyzed. >>> in connecticut, an eerie discovery. 15 human skulls and a human skeleton are missing. the remains are among 100 items that have vanished. school officials say the skulls and skeleton were believed to be beyond t teaching and may have been disposed of without filing the proper paperwork. >>> in five years high school students in new jersey will have to pass the partnership for assessment of readiness for college and careers test. it measures a student's ability in english and math. yesterday the state board of education made it mandatory. lots of parents are upset and call it too hard. many states stopped giving the test. >>> just in time for the football season, daily fantasy state. sites like draft king and fanduel will be able to be in new york. they will be taxed at a rate of 15% of the revenue. the bill refers to daily fantasy sports as a game of skill and that resolved the lawsuit calling the matches a form of ga

mayor deblasio. we were just talking about him. when he gets to work, rosanna, apparently he is pretty good at yelling at staff numbers. berating them. putting them down. he is not exactly mr. nice guy. rosanna: that is interesting. usually when you work out, it lm >> you feel like you will not be as stressed. you can sweat the small stuff. greg: how about that. more from this story. hi, everybody. anybody can incur his wrath. anyone. let's see here. the story says, one person who left the administration said never been treated so poorly in government. worked for mayor bloomberg and mayor giuliani. let seat. former press secretary. believe that the mayor was condescending to her. she resigned because she was tired of putting up with all of that. >> hearsay. rosanna: twice removed. >> it is a tough job. maybe the stress is getting to her. greg: maybe it is time for another vacation. audrey puente, what is going on. she finds my suggestion ridiculous. we will take a look at that in just a second. let's talk temperatures first. sixty-

four years later whopping by then the public is tired of bloomberg and deblasio was running back for election a very small republican, 73 / 27 and now he is mayor. banks for joining us. bops. . . war in iraq and afghanistan.

mayor deblasio apparently has giet quite a temper. let's forget about the anger and the and bad feels and think about the memories. rosanna: cats is back to broadway. do you remember it in the 80s? greg: i saw it on a class field trip. i actually lov cats is back to broadway after 16 years. rosanna: well, it was one of the longest running plays on broadway, beautiful, beautiful music and the actors that can dance and in incredible shape. greg: the makeup was good. rosanna: and moved like a cat. greg: and the theatre is decked out with a junk yard. with the tires hanging from the wall. rosanna went to the opening night. is it this good as you remember? rosanna: i enjoyed it better this time around. greg: why? rosanna: it is fresher in my memory great songs, memories is one of them. greg: there you are on the red carpet. back to the theatre. andrew lloyd weber. rosanna: he was there. greg: did you get his autograph? >> rosanna: i didn't. greg: was there an intermission? rosanna: yes. the thing is, it gets criticized because of the story

john: mayor deblasio said don't eat here. they are against gay marriage. >> it doesn't have anything to do with the sandwich. john: the mayor said don't eat here because they are hostile to gays. some people eat there because they agree with chick-fil-a's owners and they don't like the politicians tell them what to do. off' americans pay less attend to politicians than people think they will. it didn't hurt target when gay activists boycotted the chain of after discovering target gave money to a group that supported one anti-gay marriage politician. nor did it hurt dominoes pizza when the national organization for women said boycott dominoes because its owner opposed abortion. domino's is doing fine. council members in new york declared walmart is not welcome here. >> walmart has a history of abusing its workers and profiting on the backs of hard-working member and women. the city council wouldn't give them the permits they need so consumers have fewer choices and pay higher prices. the afl-cio told it members boycott coarse

no, not mayor deblasio. the top republican fundraiser has some harsh words. she says she is supporting hillary clinton. you are with us on this third day of august. it's 5:00.hump day ?so many wonderful things. isn't tat something? >> i think i have a touch of a cold. [laughter] >> turn up the volume. >> yesterday had some decent temperatures. i don't think people cared too much. temperatures were so comfortable at 79b0 and 80 at newark. 70b0 in poughkeepsie and central park and the sun is not up for an hour or so. it will get a little bit chilly for this time of year. 50b0 in poughkeepsie and 64 in bridgeport. mainly clear skies without a lot going on. nor will there be a lot going on for a few days there. do we have any bigger changes coming up with high pressures and control. it's a mainly clear sky. it's not the best start to their day with showers and storms in the area.not too much happening here. the only thing we're keeping an eye on is a few showers trying to bubble up to the northwest. other than that we keep it clear here. lot of sunshine coming up

mayor deblasio was excited to announce plans to rebuild five city parks. it's the astoria park in queens. it will go to new hiking trails and running parks the improvements could take up to four years to complete . cuomo launches the review that happened on sunday night. remember when we heard the gunshots? they said it cause a lot of panic in a massive response. liz is in the newsroom with the story. >> good morning. at least 29 911 calls were made. there were talks about the shots being fired off but they were just the sounds of cheering and clapping from a airport bar. they eventually found no evidence that shots were fired but during the initial response, two terminals were shut down for planesthat were diverted the port authority says 200 people responded and he calls the response tactically sound. three high-ranking officers told the news that the port authority police were understaffed. police commissioner bill bratton says it's something to learn from. we had a very short period of time with 300 police officers with the right equipment and that if

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i have worked hard over these years to put in place a line of succession so that my mayor, bill deblasio, would not have to reach outside the department. i had two recommendations. n tucker, my first deputy commissioner. i had two people. i notified him on july 8 that i was planning to leave, made the decision, and i notify jimmy o'neill before the press conference. charlie: you expect that there will be continuity and there will not be any changes in terms of the direction that you set? cmsr. bratton: no changes at all in the direction. the team around me are like-minded. they are smart as can be with great ideas. everybody is on board the same vessel. charlie: talking about broken windows. what does that mean and why is it important to you? and will it continue? cmsr. bratton: broken windows refers to an article written in 1982 by the late jim wilson. the idea that if you don't pay attention to little things, they can grow into big things. sir robert teal, in 1829, said police exist to prevent crime and disorder. we start focusing on the disorder and the serious crime. we do not do a g

bill bradon offered up his resignation to bill deblasio, and he accepted and appointed o'neil as his replacement. braton was expected to stay in his post until after next year's mayoral election and braton says he is leaving in september to pursue other opportunities. >>> there was another extraordinary moment in the white house as an exaspirationed president obama -- >> if are you repeatedly having to say in very strong terms that what he has said is unacceptable why are you still endorsing him? what does this is an about your party that this is your standard bearer. >> trump responded by faulting the president and hillary clinton for roles of isis around the world and the sluggish economy, and called clinton unfit for hi office. and he stopped the rally and asked the mother of a crying baby to leave. >> actually i was only kidding you can get the baby out of here -- that is all right. don't worry. i think she really believed me that i love having a baby crying when i'm speaking and at the same rally trump was given a purple heart by a super and he said quote, i always wanted one. >

. >> thank you, mayor deblasio. >> reporter: james o'neill will replace bratton as commissioner.nied timing of his stepping down has anything to to with an ongoing corruption scandal being investigated by new york state attorney's office. >>> as we continue tonight a new warning about bounce houses and this one doesn't have anything to to with them flying away. >>> plus have you flossed lately? surprising new information that shows you might be wasting your time. >>> and a model fires back at her critics, a powerful message after getting caught up in another body shaping scandal, kate? >>> some sunshine finally returned this afternoon and humidity levels dropping but how long can we enjoy a nice summer comfortable stretch? we have return of heat and humidity to talk about and return of thunderstorms, i i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the r

this is new york city mayor will deblasio who spoke at the funeral monday. >> and we know there are voicesll over this country who are spewing hate, trying to create division, trying to turn one american against another. i look around at all of my brothers and sisters here, i see proud americans. i see proud new yorkers. and i will never let us be torn apart, and we will not let each other be torn apart. amy: that was new york city mayor to blasio. linda sarsour, your final comment? >> outrageous and traumatic experience. we may never know the motives because the victims are dead and cannot speak about what happened, but it is about one this community -- climate the muslim community is afraid. we should not be targets of murder in our streets. amy: we will continue this discussion. linda sarsour , thank you for being with us, head ofmpower change. matt taibbi, we will link to your pieces. of thellis bennis institute for policy studies. we will be back in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. rio, the side o of th

. >> new york cops upset with mayor deblasio. out. rosanna: you know how much i like miami. do you plan to go to miami and he time soon? pregnant women should not travel to a part of miami with the zika outbreak is growing. a part of our own country. >> are a rods days numbered? could the yankees release them before the end of the season. >> i thought they said he is retiring at the end of next year. those contracts getting rather complicated. we will see what happens. with him briefly. >> the sweater. if you are asking me, i would have liked no sweater. greg: well, what are you going to do. it is freezing in here. the tide, if you think about it, serves no purpose whatsoever. >> it chokes you. reese tricks i think that it is fun to try something new. greg: somebody will say something and i will probably have to change. rosanna: for the moment let's just try to enjoy it. mike: let's take a look at the maps and show you what is happening around the tri-state. into connecticut. it looks like some of these storms are coming across the long island sound. do not be shocked if you

do you do that a little bit on the flip side with black lives matter and mayor deblasio by saying these people have blood on their hands when someone goes out and kills a cop? is the right guilty of this too? >> i don't think it is because particularly when i think of al sharpton, there's been nothing that i recall the anyone anyone on the right has ever said that has inspired someone to burn down a fashion mart and has actually gone out there to try to antagonize and increase violence and hope that that rhetoric will plant the seed of some sort of violent protests. we actually speak out against that. comparing that to anything that's ever been said about a gay and lesbian rights as well, no one talks like that on the right, to say things that would be. >> every side has its kooks, for sure. you have the cult that gets out there, i, i have some things that are probably not acceptable for regulator broadcast but that's for another day. >> cspan thinks you. >> cspan thinks you very much. that entity reminds me, i'm in a bring this type tugboat back to shore really quick. you know in polte

mayor deblasio. something goes wrong with the police department, i am the guy that takes the blame. second. i, at that time had more experience in law enforcement then bill bratton did. i knew the city 10 times better than he did. he came from boston. i grew up here. lived in garden city. lived in brooklyn. put the mob in jail. wiped out drug dealing on the lower east side. a lot of the chain to see in tht them a lot of credit for. i had a lot to do with that as well. the programs that we put in place. beth: you think that mr. bratton is leaving now because of the stress of the management of marital blasio? >> i feel that he is leaving for the city. i believe he is the one thing that was standing between us and a mayor that does not understand policing. does not understand cops. no place that i go that people worse than when you and bloomberg left. it is not like it was when you were mayor. it is not like it was when bloomberg was mayor. people coming up to the cars. homeless people defecating on the street. just got a complaint about it yesterday. bill bullies and quality-of-life e

we remember when he walked into the hospital with mayor deblasio after the officers were gunned down in 2014. they turned their back on the mayor and the commissioner. there was a curious moment when the mayor there in the middle. how did you feel about that? >> that meeting? >> personally, i think that i would have left. sharpton has nothing to do with the police department. that is between the mayor and the police commissioner. i would not have done well in that setting rosanna: do you think that the mayor put the police commissioner in situations that maybe he just could not take anymore? >> it was in the immediate aftermath in the death of eric varner. that became an international phenomenon. a lot of folks that believe there has been an injustice and no accountability. i think that commissioner bratton has been an interesting situation. while there has been some lot of folks i believe that the mayor's promises have not actually matched up to what he has been able to deliver. greg: the timing is somewhat interesting. coming out in force on monday of this week. demanded the resign

his mission is to make sure that mayor deblasio only serves one term and the next mayor is qualified to lead the greater city in the world and the main criticism of the current mayor is the work schedule. have the important job of the city is not taking it sere seriously. i have a job posting with the qualifications and the experience that the next mayor must possess in order to lead the great city forward, the job is for four years and while the mayor is on call 24/7, 365 has to be in the office by 9:00 a.m. and the membership on hold, a democrat is preferred but not essential and having experience and be able to hire and retain the best management team, make decisions and be on time, and develop a good relationship with the government and deal with the homeless problem and help new york city more busy friendly and treat the staff with dignity and influenced bety contributions from special interest groups. support charter schools. allow innovative transportation alternatives like ride sharing. build trust, respect and support with the finest and the bravest that work long hours. man

they're calling for mayor deblasio to file police commissioner bill bratton. >>> a connecticut man is charged with attacking a danbury police officer. the 20-year-old began banging on a police cruiser parked on germantown road thursday night. when the officer got out, police say the suspect began punching backup officers arrived and arrested him. >>> captain khan's father, kazir spoke at the convention questioning trump, and yesterday trump fired back. >> she was standing there, she had nothing to say. maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say. >> i was very nervous because i cannot see my son's picture. >> donald trump poses a serious threat to our democracy. >> trump said on twitter that he was attacked by mr. khan and then asked "am i not allowed to respond?" coming up on the "today" show, an interview with khizr kahn >>> several people in brooklyn found their truck cabs burned completely. several of them were torched. the vehicles are owned by their drivers. they say the fire puts them out of business. >> i have family to support like everybody here. >> translator: we're in

. >> mayor deblasio was keeping an eye on the race and tweeted deliliah did it. nyc's pantheon of heroes just gained a new member. check out nbcnewyork.com for the four to watch today. highlights include jordan burroughs going for gold in freestyle wrestling. read up on the athletes, get highlights and details on the must-see match-ups ahead. >>> a multimillion dollar plan to transform the ohika castle may get scrapped. the castle's owner has been in talks with jack nicklaus and a developer but news day said the talks have stalled. they had planned to turn oheka castle into a clubhouse for the course. >>> after a tour of flood ravaged southern louisiana, the u.s. homeland security secretary is pledging full support from the federal government. jay johnson says more than 900 emergency personnel are on the ground there. at least 13 people have died in the flooding. johnson said president obama is getting daily briefings on the floods. he's on vacation in new england right now. many are calling for him to cut his vacation short and visit louisiana. >>> gop president

you're watching "today in new >>> today mayor deblasio will sign into law a groundbreaking bill for breast feeding mothers. the legislation gives moms the option to request a private room to breast feed while in public places t includes public offices. according to the bill, the lactation rooms are not restrooms and include an electrical outlet, a chair and access to running watt >>> your next champagne toast may be more expensive. that's because this growing season was a rough european winemakers. severe frost resulted in rot and mildew. nearly all vineyards had mildew symptoms and some lost more than half their crops. wine producers are expected to dig into reserves to make up for the shortage. we can't have a shortage. >> i happen to like mildew. one of my favorite things out of champagne. >> you'll drink it if it's >> i've become one. >> okay. with our without your mildew? >> i don't know. lauren has helped me with that. >> i've always been one. >> the good stuff is the good stuff. not good stuff weather-wise for this time of the year. we could be doing better than this. muggy conditio

the petition also go to mayor deblasio. his office says the cost of discounts will have to be analyzed. >>> new york's own tony bennett is 90 years old. last night he had quite a birthday party upstairs at the rainbow room. lady gaga was tony bennett. they've been on tour for some time. he looks great. he sounds great. >> he does. >> i love this partnership with lady gaga. she adoring him. their music is fantastic together. >> was an unlikely duo in the beginning. now just seems so natural and beautiful when you listen to them together. >> he's a hip man. >> he really is. >> i would have loved to have congratulations. happy birthday. starting out clear again this morning. beautiful day ahead of us. temperatures back to the 70s and low 80s this afternoon. starting out in the 50s to low 60s in town. tonight, same thing. 67 in the city. 50s in the suburbs. tomorrow, more humid. the weekend picture, scattered showers, a little interruption in the nice weather trend on saturday, 86. beautiful sunshine, less humid, nice breeze on

this time a bit longer under mayor deblasio. >> 31 months. >> 31 months. kind of in that. was a harder tenure for you? >> the issue in '94 was crime. crime and disorder. issue today is still crime although it's down 80%, disorder still down dramatically, but the population of new york today is not old enough to remember how bad it was in the '80s and early '90s and concerned with issues of street people, homeless conditions but the new element is the issue of terrorism and cyber. didn't exist back in '94. so for me, the excitement of coming back to the nypd was to work on those areas and excitement of going to work for teneo is teneo is significantly expanding its muscle if you will to advice the ceo population. they advise most of the fortune 100 and a large part of the fortune 500 ceos and a whole myriad of issues across their 15, now excuse me across 12 and soon to be 12 divisions. >> once you decided you no longer wanted to be in this job of other potential jobs, so why would you go to teneo opposed perhaps to a large bank? i can remember ray kelly made choices when he

do that a little bit on the flipside with black lives matter in our shop-- how sharpton and mayor deblasio say these people are blood on their hands when someone kills a cop? is the right guilty of this also? >> guest: i don't-- >> host: you do mention those examples. >> guest: no, don't it is because any particularly when i think of al sharpton there is nothing i recall that anyone on the right that has ever said that has decided to print-- burn down a fashion and action on out there to try to and antagonize and increased violence and hope that rhetoric will plant the seed that spurred some sort of violent protest. we actually speak out against that. in comparing that to anything that's ever been said about gay and lesbian rights as well, i mean, no one-- no one talks like that on the right, to say things that wouldn't be in any way comparable to love. >> host: maybe on the fringe. >> guest: every side has its french. we have the west bureau called tickets out there and some things that are probably not acceptable for broadcast to say about that group, but that's other day. >> host: sees