news 4 lori is live in flushing on the hunt for jaws. lori? >> sibila and chuck he made quite a few appearances and now the hunt is on to catch him and get him back to his habitat. joe genvaez is on a gator hunt. >> almost had it hooked twice but my lure was too small. >> reporter: the commercial fishermen and wildlife advocate has been hoping to rope in the newest visitor. a baby alligator that has been living in meadow lake. it's the second alligator to be spotted at the popular queens park in just over a month. today the nypd emergency unit services tried to capture the two-foot long reptile who was playing hard to get. the animal care and control have also been monitoring the site. as of now, it's not clear how the gator got here. >> not native to this area, but people bring them up as pets when they're real small, they can't handle them as they get older and toss them in the lake thinking it's okay. >> reporter: but joe says the warm weather native won't survive long in the cold. >> i would like to catch him and relocate him. >> the park'

hopefully he wasn't flushing a cell phone. obviously, he's got something in there. he doesn't want to come out. so we have to go in there and physically get him out. >> when i walked in, i saw a cell phone in a case. he was flushing the toilet, i reached in and tried to grab the cell phone and the case. i grabbed the case but the cell phone slipped out and flushed down the toilet. >> the crackdown on contraband suddenly takes an unexpected turn. and jerry bonds is taken in for questioning. >> we got a phone call from somebody on the outside saying that offender bonds threatened somebody on a cell phone. so me and the lieutenant are going to talk to him. >> got an outside call saying you were on a cell phone. do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no. they need to call them people back and ask them who they are and how they know me. i don't know no vivian. this is bull right here, man. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. >> i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >> do you want me to lock him in for now? >> yeah. >> you're going t

darla miles is in flushing meadows with much more. darla? >> reporter: liz, daniel burly is into technology, not tennis, according to his attorney. he says this is the photograph he wanted to take when that drone went haywire. are you saying that your client learned the hard way and he wants everyone else to learn from his mistakes. >> i think that is a fair assessment. >> reporter: a tough lesson to learn. 26-year old school teacher danly gurley in court after taking his robotic drone up for a whirl. it crash landed into the stands in the middle of the u.s. open two weeks ago. >> he has no interest in tennis. he was there to photograph the sun setting at flushing meadow park. that was the sole purpose. unfortunately the drone got away from him. >> reporter: the unnice fear is next to the billie jean king tennis center. he parked at college point avenue and walked over according to the criminal complaint and he set up the go pro camera on the drone and when he took the drone up for the second flight, the drone lost its signal and flew away i

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>>reporter:. >> flush. i am here with a french artist that is trying to bring this on duty back to the tough town. >> he is wrapping up a bureau right now. completely spray-painted from his own imagination. >> never before like this. >> you can see how much detail goes into what he is doing. this neighborhood needs a little bit of color and light. it doesn't have the best reputation. >> it is part of a larger project called #writing on the wall. 14 hours a day in 100 cans of spray paint. >> it is like 25 feet high. >> of merrill is named straight out of nowhere because that is exactly where it is when you turn the corner is right in-your-face and breathtaking. >> when they started to cut funding is when kids to the creativity to the street now this is the evolution of that. it comes back to beautify the area. >> he handed me a can of spray paint and had we get to work i tried my best i am sure it will get covered over but we're on a news -- we are of the wall i think i did a good job. >> how does he for the

. >> camera you are chasing an alligator in flushing. what have you got? >> i've got the alligator bill. it's a fantastic crew here with the parks department and the police nypd. they have gotten alligator out of the water. >> there are 20 people surrounding him. >> step aside just a little bit. >> he is skewed and he is safely out of the water. that's an alligator? bag i could barely heard a goldfish. how old is the alligator and where did he come from? >> do you know how old the alligator is? he's a juvenile. >> what are they going to do with it? do they put them down or is the food? what happens to this guy? >> they are allowing us to take pictures. they are taping his mouth shut so he can't hurt anyone. they are taking great care of this little guy. can i get in there? >> will they let you touch it? how is the story on how we got here? >> i got a call to come down and start chasing an alligator so i did. i had no idea what i would find because a it's an alligator and i am now in flushing meadows corona park a very big part. when i first got here went t

ben: beautiful morning to be in flushing meadows. outside of the national tennis center. >> it is a great day and great week for tennis. serena and ve news tomorrow. >> yes, almost time for passion week in new york. many are showing the fashion lines as part of the 360 shows during the fashion week. >> one of the celebs, ashley graham, the first plus sized model is showing off her collection. she's here on "good day new york" to give us a preview of the line. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. hard to believe summer is almost over. >> yes. fashion week is upon us. it is here, and you are showing your line, talk about the inspiration for the lingerie line. >> we really took from everything on the runway, my team goes to the runways and sees what is happening. we are not just giving you what you think you want but what is happening on the runway. a lot of strappy bondage and sexiness. >> what do you we have? >> first girl come on out. hit it. yes, girls. this is the sultry lingerie bra. this is doing very well. you don't s

all that drama will play out tonight here at arthur ashe stadium in flushing queens. live in the only sliver of shade, i'm john chandler for news 4 new york. >>> some breaking news. a shakeup at united airlines. the chairman is stepping down as chairman, president, and ceo. the fbi has been investigating whether united airline executives gave the port authority chairman special flights to his vacation home in south carolina and whether they were in exchange for development united. the investigation is ongoing, and united says it is fully cooperating with the government. right now, the i-team's jonathan dienst is calling his sources on this case. >>> take a live look now at chopper 4. right outside our studio here in rockefeller center, all these people waiting for ellen, who is taping two shows tonight. a huge stage has been set up. you can watch "ellen" from new york thursday and friday at 4:00. >>> david's here now with a look at what's coming up. >> we're going to have an update on governor cuomo's aide who was shot in the head. we'll have an update on the gunman.

being nasty it, couldn't have been that bad because he stuck his whole arm down the toilet trying to flusht the water shut off. >> i want to beat him up. >> sergeant says he doesn't take elijah's threats of violence very seriously. >> he wants the attention and talks to be a bad person i'm going to do this and that but it is more of a show. he wants to be the spotlight. >> he is probably bored. if you are in your cell 23 hours a day you will get sick of twiddling your thumbs. excitement makes time fly. if he causes a problem, he just spent three or four hours of his day doing it. i can understand that him causing a problem to kill time in jail. >> is your floor done? >> no. >> how much more? >> not that much. >> we are not here to punish him but here to keep them safe until they go somewhere else. we want to make sure we talk to them. get that rapport. some like to find an individual to get close to and respect. try to listen to them, and that is what i try to do. >> elijah says the sergeant's efforts are appreciated. >> if he would have come in a little earlier i wouldn't have did none of

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this is flushing bay to laguardia airport. the control tower at laguardia airport. the structural steel was drawn by my brother an architect. i renamed that soon to be the leaning tower at laguardia airport. >> stop. >> we have sunshine and a pretty morning. 60 degrees. warm day. what we are looking at is really temperatures that headquarter going to be about 10 degrees warmer than normal for this time of the year. by the time we get to lunchtime 71 to 74 and 80 this afternoon. i got good news. i hope your string keeps going. >> not so much. >> let's go to the maps. let's take a look at a webcam first. not badly here. this is the l.i.e. near marathon. earlier a lot more volume. it's doing better. to the maps we go, we will talk about the hutch. the hutchison river drawbridge is open. you can expect delays getting into the drawbridge. minor delays whitestone, rfk. if you are going on to the sawmill, you have construction we have street cleaning rules suspended today. but the metered are in effect. >> it's 6:42. still ahead, the dangers of rising flood water once agai

organizers want an east coast version called panorama and they want the festival in flushing meadows park next june. >> i have some concerns about using public land. >> reporter: she hasn't had a chance to weigh in. >> how is the city going to choose what companies can rent out public park space. >> reporter: then there is the competition. concert promoters tom russell and jordan of founders growing festival out of their five-person office in the east village. >> we have our main stage and our performance tentd. >> reporter: they run the annual governor's ball which started in 2011 on governor's island. >> we've grown to where it is today. which is a three-day, 50,000 per day festival on randall's island. >> reporter: a festival that is also in june, meaning a possible head-to-head showdown. >> a large corporate machine and typically does not work out. >> reporter: the folks behind coachella declined comment on their bid to go big in queens, but some park goers say, welcome to the borough. >> we need to bring some fun to flushing meadow park and some live activities and make it, make

segregation unit or unit 2d for repeatedly flooding his cell by stuffing his toilet with rags and flushing it other and over. elijah says it started with a simple request to change cells. >> i was housed around a tv. i don't like sports. they leave it on all night and it is too loud and disturb my sleep. so i asked to be moved. >> it was a legitimate request. we had him relocated to room 29. which is the farthest point away from the tv. elijah later on that evening when i came in he said it was still too noisy. >> it wasn't too loud once they moved me from downstairs it wasn't too loud. it was actually okay. it was just that the room was nasty and i didn't get a chance to clean it and it had hair all over the room. so i asked to move. they wouldn't move me. >> javier wants what he wants right then. he will make it impossible like i want to move now. he can't get moved right now. if he has a need or a concern, we try to address it. but if he is saying i want to be relocated now and you have chow going on and not right now, mr. elijah, you can't get that now. you explain that to him and he i

. >> jimmy: or flushed for that matter. >> or flushed. oh, you're the old brown, flush it down.ellow, let it mellow? >> jimmy: no i'm the old, just shut the lid and leave. can we pull over here? >> sure. >> jimmy: i see something up here. it's great that we're going around and busting people for using too much water. but i really think there should be some kind of rewards program for those who vhave a lane likw people. these people are local heroes. maybe we should knock on the door and congratulate them. looks like they haven't been here in a while. you know what? i think i'm going to leave them a note. dear resident. is that what we call them? >> sure. >> jimmy: resident. looove what you're doing with the lawn, keep it up. remember -- water is your daughter. >> yeah. sounds good. >> jimmy: xo. i'm going to put this right -- throw this like that. okay? would than all right? >> he'll find it. >> jimmy: yeah, they'll find it. do you think people would take a 45-minute shower every day are going to help? >> i don't know if they are going to help but that doesn't sound lake it's ri

thinking about the big williams' sister match it will feel like 88 or 90 in flushing. the weather will be a factor. tomorrow more in the way of cloudiness. highs in the 90s would be another heat wave. we are clear. a couple of thunderstorms are sneaking into new england this afternoon. we are in the sweet spot. we haven't had many clouds over the past four, five days. then you see these showers here. these will try to creep up the coast. i can see a shower or thunderstorm from this piece of moisture here. the main front is crawling through the great lakes. it will slow down more as it gets to the coast. a slow moving front with this type of front is dangerous. you will get drenching downpours over the same areas multiple times and flooding downpours. the ground is so rock hard there is a lot of run off. it will go into streets and ponding and flooding. dropping into the 70s across eastern canada and chicago 73. hot and humid tomorrow. not so easy to get to 90. cloud cover and a stray storm. there is the slow moving front with showers and thunderstorms on thursday. that

open at flushing head dose.federer, playing in his first final since 2009 will be going for his sixth u.s. open title. if he beats djokovic, he will become the most successful player in the history of the u.s. open. that's in the modern era. the modern era began around 1968. federer and djokovic are undoubtedly the two biggest names in men's tennis now and have had quite a rivalry over the years. djokovic has nine grand slam titles as compared to federer's 17. when it comes to the u.s. open, djokovic has just the one title at flushing meadows that came in 2011. federer has won the tournament five times, all run between 2004 and 2008. in terms of head-to-heads, well the pair have met each other fort one times, federer with the upper hand, 21 victories. djokovic has the two on advantage, winning the wimbledon final most recently. >> following her victory in saturday's women's final, she was the oldest grand slam final. following the victory, the 33-year-old announced her retirement from the game. >> these women ha

teresa priolo live now at flushing meadows with more. teresa, good morning to you. >> good morning roberts and juliet let's give you the lay of the land and behind me is arthur ash stadium that's probably most recognizable l stadium herl at the complex but this actually happened at the louie armstrong stadium off to the side of the arthur ash stadium according to police and tennis official this is was flying's and crashed into southwest corner of the stadium last nights. show you between panetta, the drone was seen and heard first flying over the grand stand before it crashed into louie armstrong stadium. it crashed into empty seats along the baseline, with about 40 feet above the court level. deciding, though, as you might imagine distracted players, they not only u saw it come in. but they also heard the commotion and then they heard it crash. it shook them you can also hear one of the players in this clip. take a listen. >> as if that fell from somewhere -- a bit of a distraction for panetta. both players heard it. [inaudible] >> a dr

when you use the bathroom, got to flush it. i saw you flushed it but it didn't go all the way down. you got to make sure it goes down. we got all types of mrsa here. we got staph infections. we got all that stuff. we'll tell you that a first time, we'll tell you a second time. we tell you a third time, we put your stuff out of the gate and you got to go. you don't step on nobody's toes. you're good. >> thanks, i appreciate it. >> all right. >> though nunez was only arrested on drug charges, he admits selling an unregistered handgun to stark who completed his first night here. stark was arrested because the gun he purchased was used by his friend robert leonardes to shoot at police officers. >> yesterday i was just emotionally distraught and the fear of just not what is going to happen to me and who was going to be there for me was very hard. my mind was all over the place but i've gotten a lot calmer and my head's in the right place. >> because of their connections to the high-profile case, stark and nunez were immediately placed in separate maximum security housing units. most othe

an accident gorgeous day as we look across flushing bay and out to long island. temperature 65 degrees. it's much cooler north and west by about 14, 15 degrees cooler the farther north and west you go. much cooler weather to start the day. it will be warmer to end the day. clear skies back to the great lakes. warm temperatures in the 80s. normal high 76. we will hit that by lunchtime. 84 this afternoon. after school kiddos, lots of sunshine, warm weather. you need a jacket this morning. after school 84. drink lots of water for after school sports. >> my daughter sarah has field hockey practice until 5:00. she will be dead. >> she will be fine. >> she will handle it. >> let's go to a webcam. on the deegan, on the southbound side, that is traffic on the right side of your screen. starting to back up a bit always you get down to the george washington bridge. we will head over to the maps and tell you that the westbound side of the cross bronx at the deegan we have a disabled vehicle being cleared away. new england thruway north near exit 20 that earlier accident cle

long island fares are being cross honored at penn station and flushing. take a 7 train or an e train. a lot of people can take to the roads so expect extra volume on the roads with long island railroad commuters opting to take their car instead. we have dray clark who just arrived at penn station. how are the commuters reacting to the news there? >> reporter: not a good way to start your day from penn station. there is frustration for commuters trying to get to work this morning or wherever they are trying to go to find out that they will experience 30- minute delays or cancellations. penn station is busy this time of the morning. i will reiterate some of the father you shared this morning. eastbound l.i.r.r. service is canceled between penn station and jamaica. westbound or inbound l.i.r.r. customers between jamaica and penn station delays up to 30 minutes. in some cases, you may experience cancellations. there are signal problems happening near the east river tunnel. that is the sore spot. we know l.i.r.r. officials are trying to move and work on the pr

i think you get a leg into them now and it will take more time to flush out. this is more of a first quarter next year play as far as jumping into energy. i think there is a big value and opportunity to make good money and it is coming up fast so you have to be there. >> so in a modest economy, you get to the final fourth quarter and we see a bump to the upside. why wouldn't they agree? >> i don't agree with the modest economy. even if the fed raises about a quarter point that is not enough for financials to make any money. >> but last quarter we got great reports. guy was talking about goldman sachs. we had solid reports from all of the financials and the pullback came as the markets are turning to the down side. >> important to distinguish between the financials, the regionals. >> i'm not on the regionals. >> but like a goldman sachs that will benefit. but that is a different story in my view. a quarter point, yeah, could it help securities lending business but they make more money off the volatility. when i say financials, i'm talking about your regional ba

. >> we have the latest from flushing meadows coming up in the program. >> hello, france, germany andtaly have called on their european union partners signed a document calling for a review of the rules on asylum, and a fairer distribution of refugees and migrants throughout the european union. throughout the 4 hours more than 1,600 people have been rescued from boats in the mids mediterranean, and many continue to die in the attempts. there have been angry protests from refugees in hungary. these are pictures that we just received from the macedonian border. there are around 1,000 refugees in macedonia waiting to carry on with their journey to serbia and then later on to hungary. andrew simmons reports from budapest. >> demonstrations have gotten more heated. groups have crossed the road. police form a line where successfuscuffles have broken out. >> coming closer and closer to direct contact. no police, they chant as they try to form another line between the police and refugees. eventually the police push forward clearing the road while demonstrators backed off. it didn't come to al

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. >> this was djokovic's six final at flushing pedestria pedestria. >> djokovic's 10th crown but where does it put him in the area of the greats? not since the sport went professional this 1968, that puts him one behind bjorn borg. the swee swede claimed 11 titles before his retirement. despite losing at flushing meadows, roger federer has won 17, seven more than djokovic. >>> having failed to win their last two, managed to get ahead before the break. joel massa getting the goal. tontelar made up for his last mistakes, secure a 2-1 win. >>> over to syria where one of the most hotly contested matches, sinking ac 1-nil. the win also moves them to top of the table. >>> major league soccer now and the new england revolution beat toronto fc, to claim their fifth straight win. foal from damian parkeet. doubled their lead, toronto got a goal back, visitors 20 minutes from time 3-1 the final score. new england are now fourth in the eastern conference, one point and six points ahead of toronto. >>> baltimore shocked american league central division leaders kansas city, were in the lead right fr

this is where toilets flush through. you look to the left and the right. you can have families of 8-10 people in the sheters. we don't have much against the hot assumer months. it's difficult in the winter months when it snows a lot. that's why many heard, there were resume hours that they would open their doors to rev disease. many blocked to beirut. searching for a home. here is our report on some of those beam. >> reporter: behind each face is a story. newly weds, widowed - fathers that couldn't look their children in the eye because of what they have become. this woman tries to comforts her 9-month-old baby girl. she tells how they attempted to cross the sea. she pulled out at the last minute. frightened for her baby's safety. her husband went alone. he can be seen in the video, together with other refugees crammed in a dingy, travelling by night trying to get to europe, facing a possible death at sea. >> he was petrified but said he was risking his life for us. the little zafrl was called the light of syria: that man has six children and they live in

last night in flushing meadows, opening night ceremonies a great >> i didn't know how to sing. duke: all eyes on serena williams as he chases the grand slam, first match, despite the heat a few mideast's arena at never worked up a sweat. no match for serena, serena leading 2-love in their second set. she couldn't continue, serena advances. that ankle a problem. serena's older sister venus had acted earlier today, venus steals the player on the field and wins top three said matchup 17-0 in their opener in new york. other action, stephens. on the men's side no surprises, novak djokovic in straight sets takes one 6-1-6-1. under the lights in early this morning rafael nadal did not play because of injury, 2013 champion leads in four sets despite battling dehydration. juliet: very nice ads. duke: andy murray versus it carried. in flushing last night across the street, hosting the phillies at city field, much better team after the all-star break, the action bottom of the fifth scoreless game when michael goes deep, impressive hitting, but last night on a broadcast, loves the way it g

he was there to photograph the sun setting at flushing meadow park. >> reporter: a drone headed to flushing meadow park but instead crash landing at louis armstrong stadium during the u.s. open. >> he feels horrible about the experience. court wednesday morning. he told police the drone was brand-new and it was his first time using it. but it lost communication with the remote control and kept flying. >> the drone malfunctioned. there was no malice intent. >> reporter: an attorney for the teacher says he had hoped to use the drone in his classroom. >> he is a teacher, science technology engineering. that's his passion. his goal was to try to understand and appreciate how he can use the drone to bring that into the school, into his school and into his teaching curriculum to further inspire students. >> reporter: now he still faces reckless endangerment charges. nothing was resolved this morning. his case was continued until october. reporting live in kew gardens, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> darla, goes thank you. >>> new at noon, a sketch has been released of a suspect wanted

. >> reporter: the military is still trying to flush out the remaining presidential guards who haven'tered. this is an operation that started last night when the military brought out artillery tanks to try to flush out the presidential guards that remain at the presidential barracks. there are about 1800 of them. only 300 have surrendered. so many more are out in the lose, including the coup leader. last night in a statement he said that he feared that many were dead. there's no tally yet of how many casualties, now many people have died so far. >>> thousands of people have been marching through south african cities accusing the government of failing to act against corruption. church leaders, trade unions and opposition parties are part of the protest. the president has been widely criticized for using state funds to upgrade his house. and his government is accused of undermining anti-corruption bodies. among the worst affected are desperate asylum seekers who have to bride at every step. >> reporter: some of the people most vulnerable to corruption in south africa, are those most desp

they were flushed out with the papal visit and the tyrants and the president coming in, and they were back within a day, coming a squat and smoking. these are single able bodied adults that could be working or need help with the mental problems they have. he doesn't want to deal with the bulk of the problems of the guys lying in the streets. kerry: so beef up the lawyers in the city to help out? >> like we need more lawyers. the last thing in the world that we need is more liars. perspective the problem on the street is not families. it is the individuals, many of which have mental problems and yes, that is the issue that should be addressed from the streets perspective. >> this is deflection. saying we are going to do it. we understand. stop smoking the fatties at night and deal with every thing that every city of new york city and those that pour into the city to work see on a regular basis. kerry: what would you do? >> there are mental facilities in new york. they are empty. fill them up for the people that them off the streets. notice, castro, every despot, but they want have a on

the military is trying to flush out the remaining presidential guards who have not surrendered. this is an operation that started last night, when the military brought out artillery tanks to flush out the guards that remained at the presidential barics. 1800 including the families, and know that 300 have surgeoneded. >> many are out. the general last night in the statement said he feared many were dead. there's no tally quote. how many died. this operation, as you said is ongoing. >> so the operation is ongoing. regional powers were mediating the end to the crisis. this has not worked at the moment since the situation was uncertain. what do we expect to see from the regional powers in the next few days. >> the deal that what you put in place last week was not something that the civil society in burkina faso is ready to sign. what happens, an agreement was made by the spiritual leader. he's the traditional leader. in that agreement the presidential guards accepted to lay down their arms, but it's unclear if this is going through, because the crisis is ongoing. we don't know where

these days our banks are too flush paying out billions of fines. the best banks in the world. 2011 our banks weren't just vulnerable to europe, they were joined at the hip. how about the current situation with china, how is that like something that drove us to bear territory? we are able to insinuate ourselves good in europe. they opened their doors up. china though, man their hole point is they don't let us in. they dump everything here with impunity. we would love to, believe me. they won't let us. the chinese party is not crazy bus. how about troubles with that belgian french bank dexia. no, it was the next lehman. no, it wasn't. does anyone remember? maybe you can google it. does anyone even care about dexia? i don't think so. it all resolved itself. how about greece, was that frightening? finally got dealt with. since being finished, that's helping europe's growth rate which is why the euro's gotten so strong versus the dollar. that would be a positive story. i don't want that to get in the way of the more negative story that's the major court

flush it! flush it!ed minister of love and keith richards cos-player, bill levin. who says he formed the church not just to puff herb but to "test the state's new religious freedom restoration act, which offers protections against the government infringing on religious practices." making it the first test bill has ever been involved in that didn't require a urine sample. ( laughter ) just listen to brother bill testify about his spleef-beliefs. >> we believe we have the freedom to express ourselves in a natural way by celebrating life, good health, compassion and happiness with the cannabis plant, a plant we are instinctually drawn to as human beings because of our endocanebinol system within our own bodies. >> stephen: yes, humans have been instinctually drawn to pot ever since caveman times. that's why, they grew their hair out, didn't shower, and those cave paintings looked so good under black light. and recently the congregation gathered for the first time, but their buzz was buzzed. >> the inaugural

address minor subject matter that we hadn't flushed out the last time.there will be a major update to the san francisco transportation plan. that will take a longer look at the long term transportation land use division. how we prioritize transit and state of good repair. our vision for demand management and how to share mobility and feed into our transportation system. then, the third deliverable will be an update, the planning department will update its transportation element. as you know, there's a big push to do transit master planning in the city. this is happening now. will be informed by several efforts going on now. m.t.a. will capacity strategy the transit core capacity study. the rail yard boulevard study led by the planning department and then bart is also studying various things in the city. these are all going to feed into recommendations that can advance the planning conceptual engineering and environmental work on a number of capital projects before they can be included in the next plan bay area. of course, this will be a robust public eng

will take this as a positive or were they looking, in fact, for this uncertainty to be done and to flush them out as it were? >> it's the latter, as you said. for two reasons, one it's relative monetary policy that kounlts particularly as global rates are close to zero. so the fed has not moved the bar up and that's going to force everyone. we see this morning with the ecb and european markets to do probably more to offset the tightening in their conditions. and they basically told us what they have seen in the unemployment rate and development of the economy is not enough to lift rates of zero and start gaining some monetary conditions and to some that may be a bit uncertain. >> i guess the bets are off for when they're going to hike interest rates. a doubling of the fomc members to four have pushed them past 2015. one even went negative in his predictions for federal funds rates this year and next. what does that tell you about the trajectory of burner rates in the u. s.? >> well, i'd say, up front, we have maintained december as our base case. we think that there's going to be suffici

flavia pennetta retires moments after winning the us open at flushing meadows >>> we begin the newshour in jerusalem, where israeli police fought with officers. police say they entered the courtyard to arrest stone throwe throwers. mahmoud abbas condemned the attack against worshippers at the sight. the confrontation coming hours before the start of the jewish new year. it is inside the city, and the nobel sanctuary. it is the third holiest site in islam. it is the most sacred site in judaism. israel captured the site in 1967, and annexed it to east jurisdiction in a move that's never been recognised internationally. we have the latest. >> the very latest is we know that the clashes pretty much stopped and have over the last several hours, particularly in the al-aqsa compound. it moved into different parts, different allies within jerusalem, the city here. it seems now that it is calm. this is something that obviously, as you described, it's a sensitive issue, it's an important location for both religions, and it's a sensitive era and time. sunset at night marks the beginning of the jew

a look from the camera across the chrysler building to flushing bay, pretty sunrise in progress. sun up at 6:30. we start out with clear skies, a southwest wind and a lot of sunshine. today and tomorrow, this front back here in the great lakes and in the mid-mississippi valley, that doesn't come to us until thursday evening. a hot day today. 77 90 to 92 this afternoon. 93, tying the report set nearly 100 years ago. the hooligans are back at the bus stop this morning. 78 degrees. warm and it's humid. so, kids at the bus stone watch out for that one right there. >> that one. >> the girls. >> she had about two weeks of cheerleader practice this time when she was in high school. how is it going heather. >> she is ready to go. >>> let's go to newscopter 7. we have john del giorno with a problem on the gowanus expressway. what are you seeing? >> reporter: lots of traffic up here, heather. good morning. as bill said, official back to school week. volume will pick up dramatically. the gowanus is no different. this was a two-car accident. no serious injuries. the second vehicle drove away

the lab results just came in on those mushrooms he was trying to flush down the toilet bowl. mm-hmm? e psychedelic. i guess the truffles weren't poisonous either, then. i don't know. this is very confusing. well, what we do know is that somebody tried they'r to poison someone. one woman is dead, and a girl is in a coma. let's just hold him for possession of a controlled substance till we figure this thing out. yeah. morning. hey. any change? she's breathing on her own. the liver chemistry's better. wen... they don't think it was the musician anymore. the mushrooms that they confiscated were a recreational drug. dorian had no reason to harm sofie. they barely knew each other. i know. daniel told you about the arrang you must think i'm horrible. (sighs) it's, um... ement? it's just hard for me to understand. what? why i pushed my daughter to get mixed up in some cr fake relationship with a drug-addled rock star in the closet so she could get her name in the paper? get her face on theepy,r of some stupid magazine? you don't think i feel bad enough already? i didn't say that. tha