eric adams telling eyewitness news they're looking in to the one brooklyn fund. but adams insists he's done nothing wrong and says he's cooperating. n.j. burkett with the story. he's at brooklyn borough hall for us. >> that's right, borough hall is question tonight is this. did the borough president use rent collected from this building to fund his non-profit foundation? tonight the borough president in an eyewitness news interview says the answer is simple. >> our records are very clear and it shows the two separate accounts and shows every dollar that came in and how each dollar was spent. >> reporter: eric adams says the answer is no. the rent money paid for office space in brooklyn borough hall go to his nonprofit foundation but the borough president confirms tonight agents with the department of investigation are pouring over business records from his one brooklyn fund. the foundation established by adams to help pay for community programs for kids and seniors. at issue, whether money for his foundation comes at least in part from rent collected for office s

. >> the president, eric adams event called one crown heights on sunday. he says it was planned by leaders intended to show unity. >> this is a result of pain into purpose. you could not have had an event like this with a jewish and community of color together. out of the death gave birth to the community comings >> we need to see for himself how the death of his brother brought life to many people in the community. it was just at the death of gavin kato. >> i just don't think it's appropriate. >> rosenbaum says he is planning to meet privately with the family. the transit hub is open for business. it has a wonderful list they filled the space for yesterday's grand opening. the mall is referred to as more than 100 shops. 60 of them open yesterday and people i have been mispronouncing it for 100 years. they access the hub from the street level. there will be a mac store and there is a shake shack and a starbucks in the race and and lk bennett. >> really nice lineup!> to get into so much so there. >> you want. >> it's good to say in these prime times. >> the

reporter: brooklyn borough president eric adams is among elected officials to attend sunday's event called, one crown heights. it was planned by leaders in the black and jewish communities and meant to show unity. >> that community saw how to turn pain into purpose. this is the result of it. yesteryears an event like this with the jewish and communities of colors would get together. out of the death it gave birth to those communities coming together. reporter: adams offered an invitation to rosenbaum's brother, but rosenbaum said that is not true. >> he hasn't picked up the phone. even if he did i wouldn't turn up. i just don't think this is appropriate. reporter: norman rosenbaum flew in from australia this week. cato's father at 1:00 this afternoon at the deli. turns out the families kept in touch all these years. that is the latest from midwood, brooklyn. back to you. greg: that is something else they kept in touch. thank you, kerry drew. rosanna: it got a little crazy yesterday at jfk airport. there was power outage and they had problems at one the terminals. they couldn't get the bags

eric adams remembered the riots yesterday as he pushed up for stepped up safety measures. he wants the city to spend more money on cameras, that can be used by the nypd to investigate crimes. >> we have this, property and those who are in manhattan district, brooklyn wants its own and it will cost pennys on the dollars of what we're paying for the ring of steel in manhattan. >> adams says a robbery on tuesday in crown heights was captured by cameras maintained by the local community council and that helped lead to an arrest. >> 4:38. you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and >> all the way down to one world trade, staten island is in the distance. good visibility, great morning outside. we look across midtown, temperature 75 degrees. that's nice and comfortable. no showers on the radar. you have to go all the way west of chicago for a 77 by 9:00. noontime 83. beautiful weather this afternoon. we're going to get to mid and upper 80s and a moderate humidity. a great day tomorrow. changes coming then. >> debbie duhaime is looking for the commute this morning. wh

. >> reporter: the brooklyn borough president eric l. adams kicked off the street soldiers push for peace town hall event in brooklyn for the third year in a row. >> it's about no innocent person take it. explore it. conquer it. make sure we can push for peace. >> reporter: we used the entire borough hall. hot 97's d.j. magic gave us music. >> we need to talk for them, to put the positive energy out there. that's all we have. >> with everything going on in the last few weeks and months, people need an event like this. >> reporter: celebrities came out and [inaudible] >> more than ever, everything you see what's happening in the communities, it's good to influence the people to make right decisions. >> it's important to maintain my presence here no matter what i'm doing in the world. to say connected with what's going on in the streets and to be a voice. in the wrong way and violence, we have to put together and come up and try to figure out a way we can be peaceful and have some type of result at the same time. >> we have to really figure out

>>reporter: borough president eric adams who is a sponsor of the one crown heights festival says it's all about bringing people together. the antidefamation league and other jewish groups are among the organizers. >> i respect his right to be upset, but not only was his brother impacted by the riots of crown heights, the entire community, and so one incident is not going to define how we continue to move forward. >>reporter: he asked norman rosenbaum to walk the festival festival with the borough president? >> no, i will not be. >>reporter: why not? >> because i think i would be contributing to the intellectual dishonesty. this is not a time for cotton candy. this is not a time for rides and amusements. >>reporter: the rides lasted -- the riots lasted three days, nearly 200 people injured, nearly $1 million in property damage. in crown heights, brooklyn, marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >> the festival is scheduled for sunday at broward park. it will be proceeded by a mm jewish children's museum. >>> there has been yet another incident of children getting injured on an amusement park ride.

police chief eric ward said former officer adam york pulled a woman over on february 1st, and during the traffic stop, he allegedly committed sexual battery. york denies the accusations. >>> this morning former governor charlie crist will be hosting an investigation as part of his congressional campaign it military veterans across pinellas isn't discussing the military retirement and benefits. it begins at 10:00 this morning at vfw post 2473. >>> this morning east lake firefighters will thank law enforcement officers for their services. it will be a law enforcement appreciation breakfast at station 57 in palm harbor. the breakfast is thanks to donations from firefighters, their appreciation. >>> today you can learn how to save a life. the hernando county health department is teaching basic first aid care. it's 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. in brookville. >>> 5:08 is the time, and we made it to the end of the workweek, leigh. >> we certainly have. we at least will sunshine by the latter part of the week. hour-by-hour, and a lot of sunshine this morning. 80degrees at 8:00 a.m. and 87 at noon. by t

. >> eric lupher has the story from adams county. >> reporter: you know what, georgia martinez, 86 years old. she's lived in this house more than 60 years. ittdefinitely needed a paint job. we're here now with jim with adams county. you're a tall guy, by the way. >> this is a great day. i'll shrink down and make sure the house is the star. these people are doing a lot to make this thing shine. and organizations come together. >> you're talking about brothers redevelopment, kaiser % permanente who handles at least 90 of hese a year, whether it's a volunteer project like this or something similar, and our folks frrm adams county. many hands make for light work and we're knocking out a lot today. when i woke up this morning, lisa's forecast had me a little concerned, but fortunately, we've had great conditions and a lot of great people. >> reporter: we talked to gloria mays, the daughter, she lived in she says the house had to be green and white because that's how it's been for years. they're sticking with it. what a great event. they'll be here all day making sure this house looks as good

our team coverage includes eric hilt in the newsroom-- but we begin with fox5's adam herbets live at harriet treem elementary school-- and adam, police were busy writing tickets today to make sure drivers, including parents, know the law. police say they held nothing back today when it came to driving in school zones. they say dont care if the rules are new... its the parents job to know what the rules are... and the best way to learn, is to get hit with a ticket. as far as where we are right now -- boy did it look different about an hour ago. take a look at some video. its always crazy on the first day of school... especially because parents want to park... get out of the car.... and walk their little ones to class. a lot of the kids we talked to today said they had no idea why it took so long to get to class... because they already had maybe it's a traffic jam? or maybe it's just a red light not working. i don't even know. i just don't even know! it's important as a parent that you have a conversation with your child. and really the age here are the rules stop completely at crosswa

adam: got cut you all off here, we are tight on time. eric, kurt, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. adam: updating you on disney which had its own very highly publicized incident with alligator attacking and killing a young boy. the company announced it is building a wall around the water or lake at the resort area where this took place. the wall will be completed in october. on the earnings front, disney beat earnings expectations coming in at $14.3 billion in revenue. stock closed up by nearly a percent today. it was flat or is trading flat in after-hours. >>> a new poll shows majority of american mayors are afraid of their own police. our next guest is a police officer who says it's actually their fault, next. >> ladies and gentlemen, i would like to make something very clear. blue lives matter in america! [cheers and applause] poor mou. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. br

. >> reporter: police chief eric wa announcing he fired one of his own. now former officer adam york was fired for allegedly exiting sexual battery on a woman during his traffic stop. >> he was on his way to work coming in for duty. the victim was speeding. and that is how the traffic stop was conducted. >> reporter: this grainy surveillance video shows police lights off in the distance. it came from this camera outside of jc penney. later and only charged and arrested today. >> an officer stopped her, she didn't know which agency pulled her over. >> reporter: now according to this criminal report affidavit, police were able to get dna evidence from the victim and that, they say, is how they determined that it was officer york. we stopped by clearwater home where york lives with his and family. they will meet the standards. >> reporter: york had been with the force for about 12 years, and, the only blemish on his record was missing a court date. >> rod carter live for us in tampa. thanks rod. >>> well, breaking news now, tonight, manatee county investigators arrested a woman vol

. >> adam from hollywood, florida. >> we will go next to eric joining us from massachusetts. >> thank you for taking my call. know mattern-win what when it comes to the republican party. i'm a little disillusioned because trump is the nominee. however, if you debbie wasserman schultz one, which she did, and cruise the party is corrupt and had her opponent one, it would have approved the party had gone so far to the left with does wellthat it just for the republicans no matter what. >> who are you going to vote for? >> i'm going to vote for gary johnson. next from houston texas, albert. democrat line. >> good evening. i heard the whole primary. heer rubio lost the primary, came back like donald trump was the man of the hour. is he just following along with the idea that since he's in my party, i must face good things in i really did mean it at the time. when do us voters, i have three sons that live in florida and they call me on the time and ask what do you think. i said i don't really know what to think. i would really like to know your opinion on that. >> the great part of this prog

adams claim each inside of the story. >>> a tampa police officer is off the job this morning, charged with sexual battery, and he's accused of attacking a woman during a traffic stop. eric ward says the former officer pulled a woman over near west shore plaza on february 1st, and during the traffic spot committed sexual battery, and york denies the accusations. >>> an internal review concluded a former clear water fired a at car during a failed traffic stop in june. officer adam wall said he feared for his life at the time, but the internal review determined his use of deadly force was unnecessary, and wall resigned during the investigation. >> this morning a 6-month-old puppy is recovering after she was thrown from a car and left to die in the ditch. lindsey mastis is joining us. what's the prognosis. >> reporter: believes the puppy was rescued just in time, and although alona has a long road ahead of her, she believes she will recover, and when she does, she will be put up for aabortion. - - a d o ption. when she was brought in, she had was bleeding internal, had liver damage and severe mange. she was dehydrated. despite all this, she is affectionate. >> she's a happy