lynda baquero is in greenwich and lynda, the salon closed one day after your report about a frustrated customer. >> it's unfortunate but that's indeed the case. this is one of two location of the fontana bridal salon. it's a sad day for the salon, especially because it's been in business for 70 years. but despite the bad news here, we did get some good news for at least one fontana customer today. >> this will be a fun day, that's for sure. >> angela and anthony can't wait for their only daughter's wedding in three weeks. angela picked out what she thought would be the perfect dress from fontana bridal salon in greenwich. >> i went to fontana. they always had a wonderful name. for years. >> she paid $1,600 by credit card last april and hoped to >> i kept calling and calling. i always received the same word from him, we're checking with the designer, we're checking with the designer. >> reporter: last weekend, angela reached out directly to the design he er of her dress. she said to me your gown has been ready for a very long time. fontana must pay her for the dress once it's ready and

greenwich, connecticut, is one of the wealthiest towns in the country. its shops cater to a fashionable clientele. noemi: wow, look at that. lemonis: the goureau family opened courage. b in 2008 and have been designing and retailing upscale clothing ever since. noemi: voilà. lemonis: noemi has been the chief designer behind courage. b. noemi: look all the detail inside. this is what i love. you understand that? lemonis: her son, nicolas, oversees the operations. nicolas: did you make the labels for these yet? lemonis: while her daughter, stephanie, manages the finances and just as often plays the role of referee. [ both shouting in french ] stephanie: stop. stop, stop. stop, stop. lemonis: despite generating $5 million in annual sales, courage. b is losing $500,000 per year. -stephanie: we're losing money. -nicolas: calm down. lemonis: and with the losses mounting, so is the tension. noemi: when i wear this color, i don't need makeup. nicolas: you know what colors i care about? red and green. and i'm trying to get this company back in the green. lemonis:

and in hard hit greenwich township, the mayor oversees a giant pump to prevent the delaware bay flooding in his community, where residents and businesses are still picking up the pieces and weary about this weekend's wild and wet weather. in camden county, dispatchers who responded to more calls in six hours during the june storm compared to three days of hurricane sandy are fully staffed and say don't think because we're not on the coast we're spared. >> rain will cause the trees to weaken, come down, power lines down, things of that nature. very important for vehicles not to drive through areas of water even though it looks like it may be, because it only takes a few inches to float a car. >> reporter: businesses here in washington township, including the golden luck motel, as you saw, along with several stores including pets plus in greenwich township, have yet to recover or reopen since that june devastation. live in washington township tonight, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> thanks. >>> stay with nbc 10 on the air and on the nbc 10 news app as our meteorologists track the storm an

stonewall, a bar in greenwich village. there was a famous, well, the civil rights movement for gays essentially started there, rosanna. >> they're talking about landmarking the stonewall, right? >> i think they already have. >> just recently. anyway, johnny plays the star in this movie, the stonewall. everybody's talking about it, they want to go see it, but it's controversial as well. we're going to talk to johnny we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we g ive you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol . we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one point one million students! one thousand eight hundred schools! sharing one common goal. help all kids succeed. we're new york city public school teachers. taking learning to the next level. and parents and the community are on board! all coming

angela picked out what she thought would be the perfect dress from fontana bridal salon greenwich. >> i went to fontana because they always had a wonderful name for years. >> reporter: she paid $ 1600 by credit card last april and hoped to have her dress in time to get alterations. >> i kept alling and calling. i always received the same words from him. designer. >> reporter: last weekend, angela reached out directly to the designer of her dress. >> she said to me, your gown has been ready for a very long time. >> reporter: the designer explained that fontana must pay her for the dress once it's ready, and that hasn't happened. two days ago we told you about another mother of the bride in the same predicament. we spoke to the owner of fontana, who apologized for the delay, and explains his wife has been ill. a few days after our call, that dress was delivered. >> and then fortunately, i saw your segment on channel 4, and i was just beside myself. >> reporter: this notice on fontana's store and on their website, that due to the owner's prolonged illness, they're closing their doors. th

she was taken to greenwich village and pronounced dead at. police questioned kiersten cerveny's companion. you, was released without charge. nypd detective are trying to find a second man seen in this surveillance video and question him. they are asking anyone who may no information to give the mccall. we are live from chelsea, back to you. dave: liz dahlem, thank you. 5:09, rescue crews discovered a second body in the rubble of a brooklyn apartment building that was destroyed by an explosion over the weekend. this victim has not been officially identified but 47-year-old francesca has been missing since saturday in borough park. officials say she was moving out for second-floor apartment at the time of the explosion. >> i feel's that and i hope they are up there in heaven with god. ben: the body of another tenant was found over the weekend. authorities think the explosion may have happened after a stove was removed from the gas line which may not have been properly theresa: flags on all state buildings in new jersey will be lowered to half s

face federal drug charges, the couple made so much money they lived in a lavish $2 million home in greenwich, connecticut. >> whether it is a corrupt doctor or agreedy pharmacist, or street level drug dealer, peddling painkillers to the addicted, we have to confront this epidemic at every level. >> reporter: also faces charges, robert accused of being chopin a largest customer, sometimes buying 500 pain pills at a time, selling them for $30 each on the street, the couple said that the queens location was their local pharmacy for everything from vitamins on antibiotics. >> very surprised. i always got my medication here. and i never seen anything awkward. >> my daughter comes in here, and plays in here. i am amazed. >> reporter: the pharmacy first raised a red flag in 2010 when the prook line brooklyn location had larger supplies of oxycodone than the larger chain stores in the area. there is a sign in the window saying they will be reopening tomorrow morning, somehow i doubt that. a judge set bell for each of the owners at $1 million each, if convict they each face 20 years behind bars. dari

. >> any halloween costume you can dream up you are going to find it tonight in greenwich village. thousands are going to take halloween parade which kicked off at 7:00. the streets, of course, packed with hundreds of puppets, dozens of bands playing live music, and anybody who wants to wear a costume, they can just march on down the street, too. this year's grand marshal is the most interesting man in the world. you remember him from those dose he dos xx's beer commercials. >>> a business on staten island was surprised by a deer that had broken through the window. the deer had to be put down. >>> thousands participated in carb loading prior to the new york city marathon tonight. >>> speaking of the marathon, coming up at 7:30 is our countdown to the starting line special. >> eyewitness news anchors are in central park with a preview. hello, guys. >> hey, joe, sandra, the runners here joined a pre marathon dinner. >> reporter: on the menu we've got veggie lasagna, chick in provide me vera -- primervera. coming up, what's inside these goody bags. >> a lot going ton. behind the scene

to live large in greenwich, connecticut, it will cost you how about that kitchen? >> love it. i would live in the kitchen. >> wouldn't leave. >> no. >> it would be good. >> set up a bed. >> tv, everything. >>> all right. >> some runners turn to them to prevent pain but a new study questions whether some people really need orthotics in their shoes. >> plus, the disease that has chemotherapy. >> first, dana tyler is here now with a look at what we're 6:00. >> reporter: kristine and maurice, high school drama in new jersey but it doesn't involve students. an assistant coach at st. joseph regional high school is accused of getting into a scuffle with a player's mother. also the celebrity chef with the restaurant in manhattan who is facing child pornography charges tonight. and a windshield washer recall. what you need to know before it rains again. about long-acting levemir . as my diabetes changed, it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir . vo: levemir is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir he

wait until dark takes place in 1944 in greenwich village in new york. it's in the apartment of a blind woman. she has come into possession of a doll. this doll is so special that there are people that would kill for it. they're trying to get it from her, along the way she figures them out. things turn out alright in the end. it's a thriller, it's a lot of action and it's dark both literally and in theme. this might be maybe more adult, but kids are welcome too. kids are welcome. it would be rated probably pg-13, there is some murder in it. this is something a little different from your average play that you might see. it is. it's not just a feel good play about love and something like that, it's a little dark. it's meaty is the way i like to describe it. as the director, tell me a little about t ur cast. i have a six member cast, plus someone who has a cameo role. they're people from le mars and orange city. i have mark who is a veteran to our stage, rob has been on our stage before, we've got a new guy pete who people haven't seen, sophie plays a littl

which had its roof ripped off in the june storm, have yet to recover or reopen, and in hard hit greenwich township, the mayor oversees a giant pump to prevent the flooding in his community, where residents and businesses are still picking up the pieces and weary about this weekend's wild and wet weather. in camden county, dispatchers who responded to more calls in six hours during the june storm compared to three days of hurricane sandy, are fully staffed and say don't think because we're not on the coast we're spared. >> raining will cause the trees to weaken, come down, power lines down, things of that nature. very important for vehicles not to drive through areas of water, even though it looks like it may be, because it only takes a few inches to float a car. >> reporter: and communities like greenwich, gloucester township, washington township, all tell me hurricane or not they have all hands on deck, police, ems, and fire ready to respond as necessary all weekend long. live, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> a viewer in atlantic county took this video on his phone today. you can hear the

. >>> and from greenwich village, a plan to fix up a popular playing field along a pier on the hudson river. >>> a sun set on a beautiful day and the sun set on warm temperatures. changes in the forecast we'll from queens arraigned on murder charges stemming from a deadly hazing case. it involves the death during a fraternity retreat in the poconos two years ago. all five defendants weab members of the pie delta sigh. prosecutmrs say the men took part in the deadly hazing ritual or failed to step in and stop it. dang's death was a prank that went horribly wrong and not a murder. >>> new tonight, prime property along the hudson river is going to turn into affordable housing if mayor de blasio gets his way. they the complex would include hundred of apartment complexes designated for working families and senior citizens. the funding for it needs to approval of the hudsut park river trust board of directors. >>> a report you need to watch >>> coming up, the i-team uncovers some of the bus mpanies with the most violations. >> what's being done to keep your child safe. >> watch new york's b

be torn apart >>> and you can see steve's fall programme "bringing them home", on 101 east, 2030 greenwich meantime. >> indonesia is seeking international help to put out fires putting choking haze across south-east asia. the president says he's seeking assistance from russia, japan and malaysia. tens of thousands suffered health problems. >> reporter: borneo's peatland fires, a major supplier of the planet's oxygen are on fire, emitting greenhouse gas. the fires raging in the thick layers of peat and impossible to stop it. they are causing a haze of spoke which has spread beyond indonesia's border, causing tens of thousands of indonesian to fall ill. experts say it's too little, too late. it was no months ago that indonesia would be hit by drought. >> a story about enforcement. and the intention to stop this from happening. most of the work that will be meaningful should have been done before the fire happened. before the el nino year happened. >> to protect a rainforest. the conservation company hired villages that practised slash and burn techniques instead of setting them on fire. 200,

fairfield at 61, greenwich 63. 65 in bridgeport. low to mid-60s generally across the area. in the 50s in month icello and sussex. a few sprinkle, but these will dry out through the rest of the evening. and the skies will gradually clear. as the temperatures drop tonight and in the morning, you'll need jackets and sweaters. 40s as we start the evening tonight north and west and then 30s later on tomorrow morning north and west upper 30s in this newton and monticello. 44 in the city and 50 right near the jersey shore. so it's a chilly start to the day tomorrow. a pleasant afternoon with plenty of sunshine and readings in the 60s. and then we'll be watching for rain to approach on friday afternoon. expect to go see ing to see rain showers and temperatures on the rool side. so for thursday, a beautiful day. fall day, sunshine, 66. and then the rain entering the picture for friday. and that rain will be quick hitting. we're not expecting a ton of it, but following that will be the coldest air of the season so far. and there will be a lot of areas in the upper 20s to low 30s nort

investigators say they used the proceeds from the drug sells to buy a $2 million home in greenwich, connecticut. they were each issued $1 million bonds. manhattan, ida segal, news4 new york. >>> it was exactly three years ago that superstorm sandy battled through the area. we all have a story from that storm, some lost homes, others lost businesses. entire neighborhoods were destroyed. but our resilient communities were determined to bounce back. marc santia was out in the field bringing you the news. mark was on staten island as it hit and he became part of the community as it rebuilt. he's in ocean breeze with a look at what that area looks like tonight. marc? >> reporter: three years ago this neighborhood was submerged. as a matter of fact, the water finally crested at 10 1/2 feet. just about the rails right there. today you can still see the scars but there have been progress. this staten island neighborhood is humming. >> i expected to be home. >> getting there hasn't been easy. two contractors, thousands of dollars lost, but she says the city's post sandy build it back program is making a

little boy from greenwich, connecticut, is about to get the ride of his dreams. >> thanks to the mike a wish foundation. surprised him today with the trip of a lifetime. >> so after arriving at school in a ferrari, let's start there, avid racing fan sam is heading to texas for the formula one grand prix. sam suffers from vanishing white matter disease. that's a rare genetic disorder that affects the central nervous system. he has one wish to ride in a race car. >> he could barely contain himself. you see the smile on his face. he's so excited. i don't think he's going to sleep. >> big smile on mom's face too. he will be joined by his parents and siblings. today has been declared sam buck day at his school. >> as it should. >> yeah. >> what an infectious smile he has. love it. >>> all right, sir. here we go. >> that's right. bundle up. >> coldest weather of the season. >> how many layers should we wear this weekend? >> i don't know about how many, three, i don't to want overdo it. >> depends on your tolerance. >> i like the chilly weather, but it's all about the plants, take them insid

millions made were used to buy a house in greenwich and to lease a porsche and a land rover. >>> we're learning more about the runaway military blimp. the military slowly dismantling that blimp tonight, wanted to remove the wreckage as soon as possible after the blimp crashed in two pieces yesterday, cops fired shots at its nose to drain the heel the -- >>> and the mets tonight, they're looking for a comeback. they're back on home turf resting up for tomorrow's big game. they trail the kansas city royals two wins to zero. the mets have to win four of the next five games. it can be done. sports anchor rob powers is here. >> it can be done. the two games in kansas city did not turn out the way the mets or their fans wanted but everybody's got to live with it because game 3 comes tomorrow ready or not. down 0-2 after tough losses. back at home to get back in the series. a scheduled workout day at citifield but most of the work that got in was inside. there wasn't even a lot of that. rest and getting ready to turn this thing around starting tomorrow. the series gets a different look in gam

the greenwich village halloween parade and the tcs new york city marathon, all huge events. 1800 officers setting up thousands of barricades. added security after worries about an fbi warning, anarchist group says it plans to ambush police tomorrow night. the police officials are downplaying that concern. >> the group mentioned in that threat has no nexus to new york city. in terms of its past involvement or past actions. >> reporter: marathon weekend kicking off tonight with the parade of nations, 1300 delegates representing 130 countries followed by another spectacular tradition, fireworks that lit up the skies over central park. >> [singing] i want to wake up in that city that doesn't sleep. >> frank -- the voice of frank sinatra singing new york, new york. as you know, channel 7 is your home for the new york city marathon. cash count on to the starting line tomorrow night at 7:30. coverage kicks off sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. >>> will the weather hold up treaters? wall. tonight. northwest wind at 16, gusting over 20. at 50, it feels like 40. will let you know when the wind dies down.

for the greenwich village parade tomorrow night, people should use the 14 street station. extra trains running on the 1, 2, 3, d, f, and l lines. for the early birds for the start of the marathon on sunday, use the 4 or 5 to bowling green or take the n or r to the white hall street south ferry station. i know that's a lot to remember. don't worry. we've got this posted on the street closings and the subway alerts everything you need to know on nbc new york.com. also find the info on our nbc 4 new york app. >>> news4 investigates has been digging for information on this deadly scene all day. a building collapse in midtown. one person is dead, another had to be rescued. and we're uncovering details about concern raised by contractors at the site just yesterday. news 4's andrew siff is at the west on west 38th street with >>. >> reporter: this is where the today. going on for weeks. you may be wondering did the the answer is yes. ju yesterday the contract engineer said we need to stop this work until there are reinforcements. the ambulance with the wounded worker inside, race

temperature in the low 50s for many locations, and this is stan in greenwich, and it's 53 where stan is, and we also have much cooler temperatures, check it out. upper 40-degree temperatures out there as well. daniel says it's 48 where he is. let's take a live look outside to see what is going on right now, and while things look good, if you step outside, not sure how you will take this. some people love the weather, others, not so much. 55degrees right now, winds out of the east, northeast at 22 miles an hour. highs around the area today were not high at all. check them out. 55degrees, and that's in central park, going down as the official high. jfk, islip the high with bridge port, laguardia, and newark. this is good news it means the area of low pressure that is responsible for churning up the disturbed weather, it's moving away. overall, things are definitely greatly improved this is not our rain. that's the good news, and of course that is hurricane joaquin, not an issue for us. not the cause of our problems and still headed in the opposite direction, and here's the latest updat

it's 58 degrees from stan in greenwich. stan is telling me, hey, that was aryl short winter. >> he's talking about sunday and monday being so cold and the empire state building lit up in blue. nypd blue in honor of fallen officer holder and the sky overhead is a nice clear one. 65 degrees as of right now. 76 is the heat that we generated today. way above the average of 63 degrees. outside right now, there's nothing brewing. looks like a sprinkle or so up around kingston. north of that is where we've got the bonified rain. this is going to stay to the north of us. we're going to watch for the front to pass over us. here's how we see it working out. you get into your day thursday, more clouds. this is 5:30. a little hint of a rain shower, yes, as the front comes into the area. it just never materializes into a big wet weather. it's more the wind shift behind it. on friday and it's going to be significantly cooler out there. let's talk numbers. 58 degrees is what you're waking up to tomorrow morning. been. so temperature-wise,

she was taken to greenwich village and pronounced dead. >> rescue crews discovered a second man in the brookline apartment building destroyed by at explosion of the weaken, the victim has not been identified, 47-year-old francesca has been missing since it happened that day in borough park. of her second-floor apartment at the time of the explosion. >> i hope that they are in heaven with god. india and the body of another tenant was found over the weekend. authorities believe the explosion have happened after a stove was removed from a gas line which may not have been properly disconnected. seven flags will be lowered to half staff in memory of the oregon college shooting victims, chris christie called a massacre that left we students and a teacher dead senseless and devastating. president obama will visit oregon friday, the town that is home to the community college, he will meet with the families of the victims privately. mr. obama was already scheduled to head to west coast this weekend for a democratic fund-raising. dave: and the gunman in the shooting, christopher harper mercer le

stamford at 51. 52 in greenwich. by the shore, this is our problem point now. 55 in long branch. 56 in seaside and point pleasant. 59 in surf city. up in the hudson valley and northwest new jersey, high point, the highest point in the state, 44 degrees now, chilly. what's going on and what we can expect. today's highs again in the 50s. when you take off about five degrees for the windchill, it felt like it was in the fourth for much of the day. still, we combine the cool temperatures with windy conditions and precipitation and tidal conditions, and as a result we have flooding problems in sections of new jersey. michael george was there live for us. we'll be back on the story first thing tomorrow morning. we have high tide late tonight after midnight in many locations. once again, tomorrow afternoon, which is why our watches and warnings are in effect until tomorrow night. clouds greet us. stay with us through much of the day tomorrow. clear on out late in the afternoon. some showers still a possibility. wind gusts s

less than tin ten minutes earlier, police say the same suspect robbed a man at gun point in greenwich village. >> walking the dog at night and you need to worry about, you know, somebody jumping on you. kind of scary. >> reporter: the robbery happened in front of nancy's apartment building. in this case surveillance video captured the image of the live colored suv the suspect was riding in and they think someone may have been driving the getaway car. the robberies have some on alert. >> i won't change my route to avoid people but try to keep higher awareness now i know this is going on. >> reporter: you got a good look at the suspect there. police believe he is 18 to 25 years old. neither of the victims was hurt. in the west village, checkey island. the bus company has reached a contract agreement with the teamsters local 1205. if it is ratified it will avert a walkout that would have affected 15,000 students in nassau and suffolk counties. >>> now to the weather, a few weeks in to fall but lately it has felt like winter. now, however, the record-breaking cold is about to reverse cour

be torn apart >>> and you can see steve's full programme "bringing them home", on 101 east, 2030 greenwicheantime. here on al jazeera >>> now, the 2015 noble literature prides has been awarded to a belarussian. the writings were a monument to suffering and courage in our time. it was more about the nobel prize for literature. we are joined from london. good to have you with us, clearly being awarded the nobel prize for literature. it was a huge honour, how much impact does it have in terms of their work and international recognition. >> the first thing to say is this is great news for readers of svet lan e, it is not someone well-known in england, and is probably available in a limited way. so we welcome somebody who is previously unknown tore not well-known into the community of world literature. that's what the prize does, it prop else the writer into the front line of contemporary letters. her work will be brought from all over the world, spanish, germans, and she'll reach a new leadership. obviously there's a short list for this award. how is the decision made. the process. >> sorry, g

forecasting of 69 degrees. 47 in greenwich, 42 in reading. most of fairfield county 50. west hampton 53. northwest new jersey lower 40s. couple of chillier spots. there's your front up to the north. is it dropping south? no. high pressure is blocking it. that's good news. that means we stay on the warm side of things. we have some patchy cloud cover overhead here. you can see the breaks off to the west. we do anticipate breaking out to partly to cloudy sky. this is 2:00 in the afternoon. you can see where the thicker clouds are to the north. ulster and duchess county there. the cloud line and front stays to the north of us. eventually it does make a sag to us we think later thursday. before that point we'll still be in the 70s thursday afternoon. notice a couple of sprinkles on thursday. not very impressive of this behind it eventually it does turn chillier. patchy clouds early, milder afternoon. high in the upper 60s. tonight 54 in mid town, 40 in the burbs. tomorrow warmer yet. looking at a high of 72 degrees. seven day forecast continues that. cool down by friday. bac

husband and wife used some of the money they made selling oxycodone to buy a $2 million home in greenwich, connecticut. right now, the u.s. attorney's office is outlining the details of all the charges against those three defendants and we expect to have much more information coming up later this afternoon at 5:00 right here on news 4. that is the latest live here in ridge wood, queens. i'm sheldon doubts, news 4, new york. >>> a hempstead village police abusing a woman in front of her two young children. lewis ar sill low pleaded not guilty to charges in court this morning. he was offdoubt pi but had his police shield clipped to his waist when he followed the victim who her car and sexually assault nerd june. his lawyer says his client is being exploited by a district attorney running for re-election or election, i should say, in four days. >>> changes on capitol hill at this noon, congressman paul ryan was just elected, speaker of the house. news 4's carrie barrett watched it all unfold. miami votes did he get? >> 236 votes, as you mentioned it is official, paul ryan now speaker of the

east islip, 39, and greenwich, connecticut, 29. cold for everybody out there and in new york city, a temperature of 49 degrees with the nice clear sky overhead, and my headlines are looking like this. the warmup that we are just talking about, it's starting right now, and again t doesn't feel like it, but it is. you're going to be above average for your day tomorrow, and then by the time you get to wednesday and thursday, we are looking at the 70s. may be borderline 70s, but you're going to get back there. vortex satellite and radar, it's quiet. bigger picture is showing nothing brewing. the story weatherwise this week, when i give you the extended forecast, the temperatures. they will go up and down, but i don't see any big storms brewing. i have a big line of water here, the cold front to the north, and it's moving laterally. it's moving west to east, and i don't really see it dropping into our area. it should not be a player. more of the fluctuation in temperatures. the reason why the temperatures will change, the jet stream wil

greenwich is 56. westport is 54. most of the island is 50s except the east end there. 44 in westhampton. 62 is the warm spot in the city. a lot of new jersey, 40s and low 50s. storm tracker, thebe's tult patch of cloud again over the city, portions of the hudson valley. there's a few more clouds to the north and west. we will be in and out of patchy clouds today but also have some bright, sunny intervals too. high temperatures,d upper 60s to low 70s. partly cloudy tonight. 60 in midtown. 50rs in the suburbs. pretty similar to what happened last night. tomorrow with more of a southwesterly wind, we should get into the mid-70s, even with limited sunshine. later on in the day as a cold front approaches, that's the line of shower ad t understorm activity. that'll move into the afternoon. we could get a shower early. the main push is after 4:00 or 5:00 into the first part of tomorrow night. you can see futurecast rain pohatentn l starting tomorrow night. by 6:00, most of the area seeing between a quarter of an inch to hal

and the legionella bacteria was found inside a cooling tower at greenwich high school. the tower has been disinfected and students and staff are not at risk. >>> president obama apologized today for the deadly attack on a hospital operated by doctors without borders in afghanistan. nearly two dozen patients and medical staff were killed in the u.s. air strike over the weekend. but for days the u.s. military kept changing its story, first saying u.s. troops were under fire, then acknowledging they weren't. later, officials claimed afghan troops requested the air strike. and today unnamed officials suggested low level u.s. officers were at fault. >> we appreciate the expression of condolences, but it doesn't change the fact that we have 22 dead patients and staff that were killed as a result of this attack. >> and despite the apology, doctors without borders is not dropping its demand for the attack to be investigated as a possible war crime. >>> well, anger and sadness tonight over the coast guard's decision to end the search for bahamas during hurricane joaquin. that se

. >>> meanwhile in connecticut, legionella bacteria was found inside the cooling tower at greenwich high school, however it is not the same strain commonly associated with legionnaires' disease. the tower was disinfected, and no one there is at risk. >>> in new jersey, many residents in highlands say a new sandy monument on the beach is an eyesore, and they want it taken down. take a look here. the monument is dedicated to all those who survived the superstorm. it was donated to the community by a group of local contractors. but some residents say they don't even know what the design means, and it actually blocks the view of the water. >> uh -- what is this -- is this a purpose to this? >> projects, on their nature, sometimes come with change, and i think this is going to be positive for the community. >> the designers of the monument say it was inspired by roman structures, and the form plays with the ideas of sun and shade. mainly blocking the sun from people who want to see it. >> all right. it is coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're about to head out the door, take with us you. >> keep w

in the early 1960s, they were still smoking italian restaurant in greenwich village was where upscale lesbians went for dinner on friday night. when the fire came over to say hello where ed sat, they were introduced. they had a lot in common, both smart dressers, silver screen glamorous, windsor, platinum blonde, high breasted, fuchsia polished nails, both were also jewish, quickwitted and ambitious. windsor had been married to a man for less than a year before she realized she preferred women and parted with her husband on friendly terms. in 1955 she five she went back to school at nyu where she got an ma in applied mathematics. she became a pioneer in the new computer industry working for ibm as one of the rare woman program developers. she aspired to escape a master dam when hitler's invasion of astor dam was eminent had been kicked out of sarah lawrence as an undergraduate by being caught kissing a woman. now she was getting a phd in psychology from delphi university. spier and windsor also had in common that they love to dance. we immediately just swooped, they would like to say

i make those big moves just to stay warm by the way. 19 in monticello, 23 in sparta, 32 greenwich, look at the hamptons 22 so wind chills right now i ran them just because the calm winds air temperature pretty much mirroring the wind chills but temperatures are two to three to five to over 10 degrees cooler than they were yesterday so 52 over 10 degrees below normal today, suns up fully at 7:11 so 52 is the normal high for the 20th of november, by mid week it feels like september. tell you what 52 in november, i'll tell you that the pollen count will belower. it is relatively low this week because it looks like a dry week. there's a hint of a shower for your tuesday, north of the city but what's nice middle part of the week that's when the numbers start to climb could even see a little bit of light well. you'll see a lot of company and brake lights on the roads right alex? >> right john if traveling this morning kind of busy for a monday morning your accident blocks a lane on the south bound side of the expressway, delays are past the cross bronx expressway there and in smithtown route

good old bernie, i can't wrap my head around a socialist doing so well in polls, i hit streets of greenwichattan to see if people are onboard with his brand of lu -- lun seen this part of new york, they really are. ♪ kennedy: socialism, yes or no. >> yes. kennedy: good or bad. >> so bad. >> i'm all about it. >> it is a great idea. kennedy: socialism, yes or no. >> maybe. >> what is it? socialism? >> yes. >> i am a socialist. >> socialism, yes or no. >> yes. kennedy: do you know it good or bad. >> bad. >>>> kennedy: yes or no? >> no. at all. >> i don't know that it would work in america. >> i'm a democratic socialist. kennedy: are you a socialist. >> no. >> are. jim: are you a socialist. >> no, we have an ebbic system that is. kennedy: bernie sanders is that intriguing to you. >> feeling the bern. kennedy: are you feeling the bern? >> i am. kennedy: do you like bernie sanders. >> i do. kennedy: what does he believe in. >> not sure but i know -- >> whatever it is you like it. >> i used to think there was a big difference. kennedy: bernie sanders when kind of a chance. >> got my vote. kennedy:

it is 59 in greenwich and 60 in the hamptons. when we calculate the temperature change, it is huge. inspired her -- sparta, it is 23 degrees warmer. nice and mile to start. we won't warm up that much. take a look at the breakdown. it feels like 60. by noon 63 with mainly cloudy skies. there may be a few stray showers out there. that will be east of the city. by 3:00 this afternoon we are seen sunshine with partly cloudy and 65. it will be 61 and feel like 59. tonight 55 with mainly clear skies feeling like 52. tonight, what is going to tonight, what is going to happen as the skies start to clear, cooler air will plunge in. the overnight lows into the 30s and 40s. tomorrow morning, when you wake up, we are talking about a 10- 20 degrees temperature decrease. certainly some swings in the fall forecast. back to you. >>> now, to breaking news in queens. a birthday celebration takes a violent turn after two mack mentor shot. police are searching for the gunmen.>>> cbs -- cbs2 ilana gold is live in bayside . >> reporter: it happened outside this home on 28th avenue. this is a quiet, high-

that means, well, you know what it means therest a windchill as well. 35 in the hamptons, and 45 in greenwich, and on the vortex satellite and radar clouds, there's so much clouds especially on the periphery. we are expecting a dry cold front through the region. on the cold front this morning if you want to come down to join us, there's time to register. 49degrees, mostly sunny skies with winds out of the west, northwest. 10-15. today if you're walk ago lodge side the highway, dress warmly. we anticipate warming only into the arizona today, and 54- degrees with a lot of sun. -- and 3:57, passing clouds as well. for the mets' game it will be chilly again. for now, too you in the studio. >> bundle up for the mets. thank you. >>> police are on the hunt for the gunman who opened fire on a nassau county home. >> bullet hit a 12-year-old girl standing in her living room. ilana gold is live with more. >> reporter: diane this morning the 12-year-old is in grave condition after being shot in the head. police have so many questions why this happened, and the victim's family wants answers. >> reporter:

ines: not bad, problem and the oneness, checking in on you. 684, no problems here, in the greenwich area, led the the the guana. this is by the prospect. these downside, and the problem is an accident from early this morning. the accidents on the west bound side letting a lane through, 39th street on the east downside. traffic jams in down toward the prospect, the delay goes to the dallas merge. no delays crossing the bridge, lincoln and holland looks good. street cleaning rules in effect city-wide. >> the coast guard has ended its search for survivors from the missing cargo ship. we have been following this story, is a terrible story, the ntsb, vanished near hurricane joaquin claiming the lives of all 33 on board. category 4 conditions at the time with waves as high as 50 feet and water depth in the search area 1,515,000 feet. we have a lot more coming up including the real-estate market booming in brooklyn. shocker, home prices in a new it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. and is the l

west fourth street cage, very famous court here in greenwich village. that was amazing. >> thank you. >> and, be some former players down here, some current players as well. guys, we appreciate you guys jack, speedy, legendary players down here as well. greg, rosanna, back to you. >> amazing. thank you, duke. see you later. >> all right. you know who will be here? we have a super bowl champion. >> ray lewis, formerly of the baltimore ravens. he has a new book out. it is called, "i feel like going on." life, game and glory. if you're wondering it's in there, that whole -- >> the atlanta super bowl. >> yep. we look forward to meeting ray lewis. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your

greenwich at 48. we have temperatures which slip up just a little bit as you head further to the east like shelton and 43 in stratford. as we widen out our look this morning, 38 in sussex. long branch at 46 degrees. what's different about today of cloud cover, which is to the west of us. as we inherit what is moving in our direction, we're going to see blue sky today. some high clouds. that's about all. now, as we go through the next 24 hours, that's when some heavier cloud cover and cooler air, which is just off the screen right now, will begin to come into play. as far as the day today goes, we climb, climb, climb all the way to a high of 66 degrees. by 5:00 tonight, down to 62. 59 at 7:00 tonight. as you walk out the door, temps are going to be in the low 50s. take you through the weekend in just a little while. right now, over to lauren. >> thanks, dave. if you're getting on the subways, delays on jamaica bound j trains. that just came in. if you are getting on the buses and you happen to be in mi

be torn apart >>> and you can see steve's full programme "bringing them home", on 101 east, 2030 greenwicheantime. here on al jazeera >>> now, ten years after a devastating earthquake in kashmir, the rebuilding work is going on. more than 80,000 people, mostly in pakistan administered kashmir died in a 7.6 magnitude quake. in the aftermath of the tragedy the government promised to build new towns away from the tremor zone. kamal hyder is live for us - how is the reconstruction looking? >> well, if you look behind me, you can see that it looks like a practically new city, brand new, and that is because of the help that poured in. we have today the secretary for the earthquake construction and rehabilitation programme here for the government in kashmir, he is here with us. tell us that the earthquake that struck this region was perhaps the worst in living memory. what lessons have been learned and how prepared are you for another earthquake. >> yes, the earthquake that struck in parts of ktk was one of the strongest, and resulted in the death of 46,000 people. and the total cull was 73,000.

quite a few temperatures in the 50s, and we will head just a little north here, and this is stan in greenwich. it's 52 where he is. we are seeing the temperatures clustered tightly together. and as we head into the lower hudson valley, we are seeing the 40-degree temperatures, and this is robert in garnerville. he says a trace of rain in the morning and bright moon tonight, and it really did sort of flip-flop there. we knew the rain would roll in overnight. we knew we would start the day with clouds and rain, and we would end it beautifully, which is what we have right now. we have clear skies, and it's certainly cool and windy. we have 52 degrees, and winds are out of the northwest at 17 miles an hour, gusting to 25 miles an hour. it's chilly, feeling more chilly with the winds, and that's what we have going on tonight. we are, however, expecting a beautiful monday and tuesday, and you want to enjoy both of those days, and the rain moves in on wednesday. before you get upset about needing your rain gear, remember we have a significant deficit, and we need the rain. temperatures ranging from

right now in redding, 46 degrees. 50 in greenwich. 49 in westport. as you head up 95, or in some cases the merit park way, it will be a nice drive this morning. 47 in white plains. 49 in islip. 48 in long branch. sussex sussex, about 41 degrees. morristown, 39. everyone warms up. right now, of course, it's a little cooler as you head to the north and west. 57 in central park. as we head through the rest of the day, look at that rise in temperatures. noon, 70 degrees. 3:00 p.m., our day's high at 74. we stay in the 70s through 6:00 tonight. we'll dip on down, cloud on up, and we have changes for tomorrow. we'll get to that in a while. first, we got to get you to where you need to go. lauren is going to do that. >> thank you, dave. good morning, everyone. if you're getting on the buses, we have 11 detours this morning in all of the boroughs. nj transit. all trains are operate on their regular schedules today. no holiday schedules in place. so far, so good from there. alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended today. you still need to pay

. >>> police in west greenwich, rhode island, asking the pilot public for some help to find a missing teen. this is 14-year-old kayleigh last seen by her mother friday night around 11:30. she left her argument -- apartment on foot. and leopard print pajamas. anyone who may seen her is urged to call the police department. >>> the pennsylvania woman accused of trigger an amber alert here in massachusetts will be back in court tomorrow. that amber alert went off last weekend when state police were looking for 36-year-old tiffany chery and her sick infant son. police say she left pennsylvania with him ignoring directions to get that boy emergency medical care. cherry told me she wanted to get her son to a hospital here in boston. she now faces several charges. >>> tonight red line trains are running on a normal schedule again after some furious dlags this afternoon. >> it's all because of this right here. a fire there on the red line tracks in dorchester seen by more than a dozen people getting out of church today. >>> fox 25's christine mccarthy explains the mbta says it was only a minor

. >> an elegant townhouse in new york's greenwich village was destroyed by a series of dynamite explosionsuthorities first assumed an accidental detonation in a gas line had been responsible, except that the blast had been too powerful, destroying the $100,000 house and badly damaging the two neighboring homes, one belonging to actor dustin hoffman. and as firemen picked their way through the rubble, they found a basement workshop with sticks of dynamite and the materials needed to make bombs. three bodies were found in the rubble. >> the new york cell of the weather underground was beginning to build bombs that were to be placed that night at an officers' dance at ft. dix, new jersey. however, something went badly, and three ended up dead. >> the daughter of the building's owner and another girl fled right after the blast. >> i just went into survival mode, both to get out of the house and then to get away from the police. at that point, i was a combatant. >> the student protesters of the '60s have turned into more serious revolutionaries using far more lethal weapons. >> the '60s, we wer

temperature right now is 61 degrees you can see in cape may 64 in woodbine and even if you head for greenwichdegrees. dover 64. huge range in temperature witness sunshine and also with the breezy conditions. inland medford lakes 62. beach haven looking nice at 60 and our suburbs to the north and west perkasie looking good. pottstown 64. and in doylestown it is 62 degrees. so everywhere really experiencing a pleasant afternoon. winds out of the north in pottstown we talk about that last night on fox 29 news at 10:00. we'd see the winds more northerly and that's helps to shut off that easterly flow that created all those problems down the shore. you have a northerly wind in atlantic city and the same in wildwood only 8 miles an hour sustained. we're in this dry pattern high pressure dominating right now it will continue to do so. we really don't see any cloud cover at least till midweek as we see clouds approaching from the west with our next front but staying sunny right through the midweek period. we say goodbye to joaquin. well north of bermuda heading into the open waters of the atlantic ac