. >> a teenager from guyana missing for more than a week. his family pleads for help tracking the boy down. >>> first, it is going to be a hot one for labor day. temperatures to climb to 90 setting up another heat wave. i'm sandra bookman. >> i'm joe torres. >> lots of people got outside today packing the beaches to soak in the last bits of summer. now if this does become a heat wave, it will be our third and summer. >> real late. meteorologist jeff smith is here with how high temperatures will climb tomorrow. >> hey, rob, sandra. poughkeepsie you started the heat wave early. got up to 90 there and 87 in the park. natural air-conditioning at the beaches. 80 degrees or so on the island. it's cooled down overnight. you're down to 59 in morris town. 73 in central park. dew points around 55, which is considered pleasant. humidity hasn't been that bad but humidity should stay low during the day tomorrow on labor day. 68 eventually for a low tonight. a lot of 50s in the suburbs. check this out. we get our 90-degree day in the park. first day of a

he figures, if i'm in guyana, it really doesn't matter what's said or written.. ♪ we are a happy family ♪ we're a happy family yes we are ♪ >> it was an escapade that's almost unparalleled in the history of religious movements. they had very little communication with their loved ones at home, and naturally there was concern about where they'd gone and what was happening out there in the jungle. >> i think that jim jones took his group down there because he was afraid to face the publicity and answer the questions here in this country. >> he was talking integration. he was talking helping people. he was talking better this and better that. >> what about now? what's your impression now? >> my impression now, that those are fronts for him. i think he's gone crazy. >> congressman leo ryan started hearing the name jim jones more regularly, and he wanted to expose what he believed was going on down there that was wrong. and he thought it was certainly worth inviting members of the press to join him. >> very glad to be here. this is a congressional inquiry. and i can t

. >> maduro has also escalated a conflict between guyana which has been dormant for decades. his dismal popularity to call off an excuse to delay the elections, do you think it's possible? >> it's possible. i don't know if he wants to call them off, certainly i haven't talked to him about it. his standing in the polls is going down rapidly, the economy is in real trouble, the price of oil which is essentially venezuela's one commodity is down to $40 a barrel, his popularity is low and a real strategy over the years in latin america when leaders have lacked popularity and are trying to get their citizens to rally around the government and the flag is to really pick a fight with one of their neighbors and to find a bogeyman, someone they can direct the issues to, two neighbors, guyana and colombia, he is trying to pick fights with whoever will respond. >> how bad is the economy inside venezuela now? it's got one of the world's worst violent crime rates, inflation is the worst, over 100% now and the economy apparently is moving into a very, very severe recession. >> yeah, the im

nicolÁs maduro denunciÓ amenazas de narcotraficantes y paramilitares en la frontera con colombia y guyanas, amenazas y ataquesde paramilitares, de narcotraficantes contra venezuela. ♪ ♪ julio: las autoridades de salud comenzaron a orientar a la poblaciÓn sobre vacunarse contra la influenza, aunque hasta el momento los casos han sido pocos en estados unidos. es justo durante durante este mes se comience incrementar el nÚmero de los casos. eric: ya comenzÓ el inicio de la temporada de vacunaciÓn contra la influencia. las autoridades de salud reiteraron la importancia de vacunarse ahora contra la enfermedad. >> y las temperaturas comienzan a cambiar. con los que se temperaturas vienen otras condiciones. la vacuna necesita un perÍodo paratener protegido tu cuerpo, que es de hasta dos semanas. es importante que las personasconsideren esto. eric: existen tres vacunas contra la influencia disponibles en el mercado. -contra la influenza. >> hay vacunas que sobre las personas normales, de una vacuna reforzada para las personas de la tercera edad. eric: especialistas en salud advierte la importanci

. >>> argentina has launched two satellites into space from a space force in guyana. the satellites are designed to bring new television access to australia and argentina. it will give argentina coverage of the falkland islands and will save the south american country millions of dollars that is currently paid to the u.s. >>> india has produced some of the most beautiful and expensive fabrics in the world. the hand make garments destined for india's ruling classes now are on display here in london. jessica baldwin discovered some of the garments played an oh role in india's independence. >> used for pleasure trips around the country by the sultan. a swatch of a blanket from the third century well preserved shreds of fabric with patterns that feel contemporary. the fabric shows 200 different items. the majority from the victoria albert's own collection. luxurious clothes fo designed to show off wealth. the jewel beetles, parts ever bugs embellish a skirt. >> part of the exhibition is devoted to explain how fabric became a symbol of protest, national identity and inspir

he had established jonestown in guyana. there's going to be a new, revolutionary way of living. lot of people who had gone to visit have not come back. they were living there. families expressed concern to leo ryan. was prepared to go down there and find out. he wanted to and have permission to do so.

. >> matthew moved here guyana a year ago. >>> hot water is back on for tenants in an apartment complex in the bronx where a bacteria that causes legionnaire's disease was covered last week. the city housing authority installed ionization system to treat the water. those ions kill the legionella bacteria. >>> 4:35, a tragic turn this holiday weekend with the death of a boater. the man who's name is not being released fell off a sailboat. westchester county police pulled him out of the water and administered cpr at the tarrytown arena. he died at the hospital. >>> more than 13,000 migrants from war-torn syria -- the stop visa checks on chains -- pope francis says the vatican will shelter two families. he's calling on all members of the catholic church across europe to do the same. >>> we're hearing from the minnesota dentist who became one of the world's most infamous an man mall hunters. walter palmer says he still believes he acted legally when he killed cecil the lion in zimbabwe. he says if he had known cecil's importance he would not have shot the big cat. palmer plans to return to

. >> matthews moved here from guyana a year ago. >>> 6:35. with just a couple of weeks before pope francis makes his historic visit to the united states and new york. time is running out to win a chance o'it see the pontiff up close. today is the last day to enter a lottery to sieve two sixties -- receive two tickets from the city. anyone in new york state is eligible. winners will be randomly selected and notified on thursday. visit our website for information on how to sign up. go to abc7ny.com/pope. you could also call 311. >>> this afternoon governor cuomo departs to puerto rico for a one day visit focused on crisis. bronxboro president reuben diaz junior and nadya have has velazquez. >>> eyewitness news anchor joe torrez also traveling to puerto visit. watch for his live reports this afternoon on eyewitness news. you can also follow his reports on twitter at joe torrez abc7. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, tragedy on the hudson. authorities in westchester county trying to figure out how a boater ended up dead this labor

matthews moved here last year from guyana. it's 8:2 >>> let's get a check on the morning commute with heather o'rourke. >> we are going to talk to you about that accident we've been talking about all morning long. as you go through westchester county we have an accident on the cross county parkway eastbound near midland avenue. all the local lanes are closed down. the traffic is being diverted spot express lanes as a result. we had an accident on the new jersey turnpike on the northbound side north of the molly pitcher service area. it was pushed off to the shoulder. we have minor delays across the board at our hudson river crossings. keep in mind the exclusive bus lane -- we have long island railroad running on a holiday schedule. alternate side of the street parking rules suspended today. >>> and the accuweather forecast with bill evans. >> keeping an eye on the haze. that's lifting as we look toward the george washington bridge and the hudson river. we're at 72 degrees, going to be looking at a southwest wind to a west wind

lucia, barbados, dominica, guyana, jamaica, all the countries are there. >> how much fun are you having tonight? >> i'm having a lot of fun. >> reporter: tell you what, the weather out here is absolutely perfect for a parade. not too humid. perfectly sunny. barely a cloud in the sky. so we have an absolutely gorgeous day for this parade. now coming up in our next hour, i mentioned those costumes. we'll have a live look at some of the more elaborate costumes that you will see. that is always one of my favorite parts of the year, seeing costumes and finding out how long it took for them to be assembled. they are elaborate and they are beautiful. that is the latest, live from crown heights this morning. ben, kerry, back to you. >> robert moses, thank you. >>> the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion spoke out first time since news of the killing was made public. >> walter palmer, who you see here, he will go back to his dental practice and feels safe doing so. story. >> i'm glad he feels safe. i don't know about some folks. of the walter palmer give a interview to the minneapolis st

there are so many others who en't as lucky as guyana -- giana. the born alive survivors protection act. that's what we are voting on today. would help save the lives of those children. it would impose criminal penalties on any medical professional who fails to give the same medical attention to children born after an abortion as they would to any other premature born baby. the simple fact is that when a baby is born alive, it doesn't matter how he or she was born. they are living human beings who deserve our care. but we also are here today to take and talk in particular about planned parenthood. the organization that tried to take giana's life. i think for the purpose of this debate it's very important to understand what this organization is. many on the other side say that they are just devoted to women's health. the facts say something different. it in the last year on record 327,653 rmed abortions. that was in one year. anyone who tells you that they are not in the abortion business doesn't know that number. some defend them because they prov

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there are so many others who en't as lucky as guyana -- giana. the born alive survivors protection act. that's what we are voting on today. would help save the lives of those children. it would impose criminal penalties on any medical professional who fails to give the same medical attention to children born after an abortion as they would to any other premature born baby. the simple fact is that when a baby is born alive, it doesn't matter how he or she was born. they are living human beings who deserve our care. but we also are here today to take and talk in particular about planned parenthood. the organization that tried to take giana's life. i think for the purpose of this debate it's very important to understand what this organization is. many on the other side say that they are just devoted to women's health. the facts say something different. it in the last year on record 327,653 rmed abortions. that was in one year. anyone who tells you that they are not in the abortion business doesn't know that number. some defend them because they prov

he had established jonestown in guyana. there's going to be a new, revolutionary way of living. a lot of people who had gone to visit have not come back. they were living there. families expressed concern to leo ryan. was prepared to go down there and find out. he wanted to and have permission to do so. he was a member of the international relations committee in the house. he got permission from the chairman. he originally had another member going with him. the other members did not attend. leo ryan said he did not need to come. he went down and brought a number of media with him. one of his top staffers who is now a member of congress. he was met by the temple. there is video is him saying you can see why people like it here. they put on a show for him. they had singing, i rock band. as he was ready to leave, someone slipped a note to don harris, one of the reporters with him saying we want to go with you. that opened the floodgates. more people wanted to go. jim jones had been paranoid of these things happening. he did not want to people -- people to go back and see jonestown