officials say the bullet struck james hayes in his hip and just above his ankle. but missed his bones and vital arteries. >> very, very impressive guy. cool, calm, collected. making light of his injuries. thank god, thank god his injuries were as limited as they are. >> reporter: the lieutenant was shot while leading his engine company into a home in mariner's harbor where federal marshals has arrived to arrest garland tyree for a parole operation when smoke billowed from the home, they called firefighters to pull it out. >> there was no evidence that he was armed. there was evidence that there was a heavy smoke condition and an unknown number of occupants in the apartment. lieutenant hayes was speaking calmly with the occupant of the apartment. speaking calmly. then he stopped. lieutenant hayes was concerned he had become unconscious in the smoke in the apartment. that the other occupants. he entered the apartment to make a search at which time he was shot twice. >> reporter: firefighters learned only after the siege that the smoke came from a smoke grenade. lieu

james hayes was shot twice. >> once through the right calf. the lieutenant is in stable condition in the hospital. >> reporter: as police set up a perimeter around the house, garland opened fire again. >> during the course of this investigation, he fired a total of four times at police. the fireman. >> reporter: garland barricaded himself inside the house and for a while stopped communicating with police but he was talking on facebook, posting today i die. and when a friend asked what was going on, he replied, they kicked in my door and it popped off. >> we are going back and forth with him. we identified members of his well. >> reporter: larry johnson is one of those family members convinced he can get garland to surrender peacefully. >> he is like a son of mine. i don't know what happened to him. >> reporter: back live now, you can see a number of fdny and nypd members. police commissioner bratton is on the scene as well. we understand in a moment, an ambulance will be rushing down the street. we are not sure if the ambulance will be carryin

after the fire lieutenant james hayes was shot by an ex- con, the mayor decided that the a workout at his gym and ticketed. it didn't sit well with those who should have gone to staten island immediately to be the firefighter and his family. >> i think his priorities -- i think he should be with the family at the hospital. >> reporter: also not amused once again saddened for all new yorkers as to the lack of leadership from city hall. the mayor's spokesman insisted de blasio spoke with the police and fire commissioner several times about the incident which started at 6 a.m. he got to the gym at 9 and stayed until 10:40 she said. reporters looking to talk to him claim he left by a back door which according to one member is no easy task. >> there's an emergency exit from the swimming pool on 8th street. >> reporter: the mayor was asked about his workout during a midafternoon press conference on staten island. and he did not seem pleased. >> we're briefing you all on a very serious situation. and that's just not a serious question. >> reporter: well, this was not the first time the mayor

again, james hayes, 54 years old, fdny, shot in the ankle and hip during the standoff between police and gunman all happening in the harbor section. no sound, okay. he is there visiting the firefighter, will then move to the precinct. we are expecting the fire commissioner, you see him to the right of the mayor, expected at any moment to come out and address reporters outside the hospital. this is richmond university medical center. at this point, the standoff is still ongoing. at last report around 11:45 a.m. there were about four loud explosions and a shootout between the suspect and police. okay, moving on to other news of the day. there's speculation that the presidential campaign could heat up with another candidate al gore. rumors began flying when buzz feed reported gore was having conversations with his supporters but there's nothing to support that report. gore ran against bush in 2000 and narrowly lost that hotly contested race. >>> crude oil prices are down and get ready for the return of the purple car? bill griffeth joins us from cnbc global headquarters with more. i saw

he barricaded himself in the house after he shot and injured fbi lieutenant james hayes. critics are blasting mayor de blasio. ter he was debriefed about the stand off he we want to the gym before he went to the hospital to see the fire lieutenant. tht, mayor was on the phone getting briefed by both the exlice and fire commissioners throughout the morning. >> it is the buzz at brooklyn heights this morning. rnthere's a mystery drone flying high above streets and past building windows and there is a camera tach attached. whods whose the guy behind the controls? becky tracks down the story. >>s 30 stories up, ts breathtaking view was rudely interrupted thursday when this strange flying o,ject suddenly appeared. >> did you feel like you were in a scene from a sci-fi movie? >> rick even waved at the drone until he and others at the brooklyn daily eagle newspaper realized a camera attached to the device seemed to be recording them. >> he was pointing his camera into the officers. >> they say the drone moved back and forth up and down high above the streets even in front of apa

reporter: michelle and rob, the first firefighters shot in the line of duty in 20 years, lieutenant james hayes was shot twice. police called the fire department to assist during the standoff with the suspect, and hayes decided to go in and find the source of the smoke and went in thinking the suspect was overcome because he stopped talking to police. hayes went in, crouched down low, and he was fired won by the suspect who was hiding in a bathroom. it was the task force of the nypd officerrings -- officers marshalls who went in to arrest tyree. police even sent a helicopter to delaware to bring his mother to the scene in an attempt to end things peacefully. >> he said he would surrender when his mother came to the scene. >> he said i'm coming out and he told his sister he would come out. >> reporter: he came out firing the automatic weapon, and that's when police responded returning fire. lieutenant hayes is in the hospital, in stable condition, no word on when he will be released. marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, marcus. >>> a moment to tell you about the the city's news

lieutenant james hayes went to the door and spoke to him through the smoke. soon, he well silent. >> he was concerned he became unconscious. he made a search, at which time, he was shot. >> reporter: he was rushed to the hospital. police had the house surrounded, as more gunshots were fired from inside. for hours, police tried to talk him out, but he remained armed with an ak-47, three handgs and 100 rounds of ammo. he posted on his facebook page, today, i die. >> this is not the way we want these negotiations to end. >> the nypd showed extraordinary restraint restraint. >> reporter: his mom told the media about her 38-year-old son and why he joined the gang at age 16. >> when you in jail, you have a choice, you can get raped, you get your [ bleep ], or you join a gang to protect you. >> the police say the smoegs ke condition was caused by a smoke grenade. the suspect fired at least four shots from inside that apartment, and then more than five officers returned fire as he apparently emerged from the building, shooting at officers. as for the fire lieutenant,

opened fire and wounded james hayes of engine company 158. firefighter is down. no further information. >> reporter: heavily armed officers converged on the neighborhood and the negotiating team spent hours trying to convince garland tyree to surrender. mother from delaware. >> they exchanged that they loved each other. and at that point, he said he was going to surrender. >> reporter: officers determine he was wearing body armor. they recovered handguns with 100 rounds of ammunition. garland tyree was a former gang member with 18 arrests in the last 20 years. violation. of mental illness. they are also investigating the handguns they recovered to figure out where they came from. as for the lieutenant, he was struck in the ankle and the hip. he could be released as early as tomorrow. n.j. burkett, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you n.j. >>> a spokesperson confirms mayor de blasio went to the gym in park slope 80 minutes before he visited the wounded firefighter. the mayor spoke to the fire commissioner half a dozen times on the phone while at the gym and had

dozens of new york's bravest cheered as lieutenant james hayes left the richmond university medical center this afternoon. police say the 31-year-old veteran of the fdny was shot by garland tyree that set off a smoke bomb. police fatally shot him after he opened fire on first responders. >>> police in queens are investigating the possible kidnapping of a teenage girl that ran in a shoe repair shop begging for help. she ran in crying into the shop on 81st in east elmhurst this morning. the man believed to be her ex- boyfriend followed her. as two bystanders tried to intervene, the man pulled out a knife and threatened one of them. he dragged the girl to a car and drove off with her. >>> we have new information on the deadly outbreak of legionnaires in new york city. health officials say 124 have been sickened up from 121 yesterday. 12 people died from the outbreak in the south bronx. 94 patients were treated and released from hospitals and although more people have been diagnosed, there have been new cases of legionnaires since august 3rd. >> in new jersey, police say a boat driver had been

moments later lieutenant james hayes went inside to investigate. he was shot twice in the leg. >> the lieutenant in crawling in and looking for the fire and a possible victim was suddenly shot twice. he was able to turn around, go past the door where the perpetrator was hiding in the bathroom. >> reporter: the gang member posting on facebook, quote, today i die, and barricading himself. >> we got woken up by the cops banging on the door. you've got to get out. it's dangerous. >> reporter: the nypd going to great lengths to diffuse the situation, even flying in his mother from delaware. >> he would surrender when his mom came to the scene. >> reporter: lieutenant hayes, 53 years old, has been with the department for 33 years and was one of the first responders on 9/11. recovery. >> everyone who helped get lieutenant hayes to safety put themselves in harm's way in the process. and they all are to be commended. commended. >> reporter: taking a live look out here, you can see crime scene investigators looking at the yellow evidence markers, likely shel

james hayes issued a statement saying the support from his colleagues, family and the people of new york city has been truly overwhelming. he calls himself the luckiest man in the world. he was shot guy garland tyree, a high ranking member of the blood street gang, responding to a possible fire on staten island. police shot and killed tyree after an hours-long standoff. >>> the democratic presidential candidates hit minneapolis today. four of the five announced candidates met with constituents and held fund raising events. they also attended the democratic national committee summer meeting. the candidates who are trailing behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders say the primary race is far from decided. while clinton is on a mission to win over the delegates who will decide the nomination. >> my whole life, i've worked to even the odds for people who have the odds stacked against them. >> one debate in iowa? that's it? one debate in new hampshire? that's all we can afford? >> former virginia senator, jim web, is the only democratic candidate who did not attend events in minneapolis toda

lieutenant james hayes was shot in the hip and ankle while trying to help tyree. fire commissioner daniel nigro and the mayor visited hayes in the hospital. nigro says hayes even made contact with the gunman before the shooting began. >> lieutenant hayes was speaking with the occupant of the apartment, and speaking quite calmly, and then suddenly he stopped. this could have certainly been a tragic day for the new york city fire department. >> we're told hayes' wife and children are with him at the hospital tonight. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> and out to that breaking news in manhattan. traffic tie-ups on the west side, you can see right here chopper 4 over the scene in hell's kitchen where a manhole explosion is causing delays up [000:29:57;00]

james hayes was shot twice in the leg while responding, u.s. marshals were attempting to serve a warrant when he set off a smoke bomb and opened fire. he was later shot and killed by officers. $1 million a day is how much the state spent syncing two escaped convicts. [000:29:56;00]

. >> lieutenant james hayes, an extraordinary man. we appreciate lieutenant hays and wish him a speedy recovery. >> reporter: we wish him a speedy recovery. lieutenant hayes is the first new york firefighter to be shot in the line of duty in 21 years. aj ross, channel 7 eye witness news. >>> now intense moments at the news conference. somebody asked the mayor why he didn't arrive at the hospital sooner to visit the wounded firefighter. this was his response. >> we're briefing you all on a very serious situation and that's just not a serious question. >> the mayor went to a gym in park slope for about 80 minutes before heading to the hospital. sources tell eye witness news he was informed while at the gym that the firefighters injuries were likely to be minor. >>> on staten island a man who posed as a doctor diagnosing and treating patients is under arrest. he pretended to be a doctor for the past three years and ran his fake practice out of a basement apartment in stapleton. he issued prescriptions to at least a hundred patients. >> w

. >> reporter: lieutenant james hayes moved in when the fdny arrived and he was shot twice by tyree. >> once through the right buttocks and through the left calf. >> reporter: lieutenant hayes is expected to make a full recovery. tyree has 18 prior arrests including murder when he was a teenager, and he was convicted on a lesser charge. >> my name is garland tyree, and everyone knows me as si. >> reporter: earlier friday he posted three words to his facebook page. today i die. following the standoff, police found a trove of weapons inside. >> we recovered three handguns, one ak47 which was in his hands when he came out, and one smoke grenade, two magazines, one is a drum magazine with 75 rounds in it, and the other is a banana clip with 30 rounds in it. tyree was being investigated in connection with several other homicides in the city, and police are worried that members of his gang could retaliate for his death. jessica schneider, cbs 2 news. >>> tonight we are hearing from a subway hero who literally collared a man who was trying to rape a woman on a train platform. >> as soon as

lieutenant james hayes was shot twice by a reputed gang member last friday. the armed standoff ended with the fatal shooting of suspect garlen tyree. the mayor took criticism for not going to the scene but instead going to the gym. de blasio said despite his location he was aware of the situation. >> this job is a seven-day-a-week job. there is no such thing in this job as being off duty. >> de blasio says he's constantly in touch with his aides no matter where he is. >>> a family argument allegedly ended in murder in nassau county and now a woman is charged with killing her mother with a knife. 56-year-old suzan grossman-kerner was in a hospital grown as police took her to court today. police say grossman-kerner called police to her mother's house in oceanside yesterday. according to court documents, 79-year-old urma grossman had multiple stab wounds and she told police her daughter did it. the two allegedly fought over the daughter's bipolar medication. >> very upset and a very decent person despite what happened here. she has a mental illness. >> the grand

. >> reporter: and pat and carrie, lieutenant james hayes, a lot of people, the mayor, city leaders, fire department leaders call him a hero. we could see lieutenant hayes walk out of the hospital at some point today. we want to show you the aftermath of the stand off there was a gun battle that left the suspect dead. blood gangs leader and wanted by federal marshall, the 38-year-old had been in a stand off with police nearly six hours after he shot fire lieutenant hayes twice in the leg according to police. it began before 6:00 a.m. wednesday when marshalls tried to arrest him on a parole violation. they thought he started a fire. when firefighters arrived, bullets started flying. lieutenant hayes managed to get to safety after being shot after negotiations with police. right before 12 noon police say he ran out firing at police. >> this is not the way we want these kind of negotiations to end. >> the n.y.p.d. showed extraordinary strength. >> reporter: investigators later learn learned there was no fire at all. a 31-year-old veteran at the f.d.n.y. was told he could go home some p

. >> dozens of firefighters cheered as lieutenant james hayes left richmond university medical center yesterday afternoon. the 31 year veteran of the fdny is expected to make a full recovery. he was shot twice responding to reports of smoke coming from a home where u.s. marshals were trying to serve a warrant. the man who shot hayes died in a shoot out with police. >> great to see the firefighter will be okay. >>> coming up, more than 3,000 flights delayed after a glitch caused major headaches along the east coast. >> they said if they didn't get my son. >> a family too scared to show their faces. the elaborate cell phone scam used to threaten them. >> crisis averted for the yankees. masahiro tanaka turned it around with a masterful performance. >> first, vanessa murdock with your forecast. >> another hot one. highs again in the 90s. coming up, the beach forecast. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like

dozens of new york's bravest cheered as lieutenant james hayes left the richmond university methodical center this afternoon. -- medical center this afternoon. police say the 31-year-old veteran of the fdny was shot by a garland tyree who set off a smoke bomb inside his apartment in mariners harbor. police fatally shot tyree after he opened fire on first responders. >> more cases reported tonight in the deadly outbreak of legionnaire's disease in the bronx. have been sickened. that's up from 121 yesterday. 12 people have now died from that outbreak in the south bronx and 94 patients were released if hospitals and although more people have been diagnosed there have been no reported since august 3rd. >>> in new jersey, police say a boat driver had been drinkening forcing a dangerous rescue operation. it happened in rough waters offshore in spring lake late last night. coast guard units and crews from five agencies worked to get the three people on board to safety. one passenger suffered a serious head injury. 52-year-old thomas mcginley was arrested on charges of boating while intoxicate

island is back home this morning. [ applause ] >> dozens of firefighters cheered as lieutenant james hayes left richmond university medical center yesterday afternoon. the 31 year veteran of the fdny and father of two is expected to make a full recovery. he was shot twice friday while responding to reports of smoke coming from a home where u.s. marshals were serving a warrant. >> nice to see him leave the hospital. >> coming up, a little girl on a mission at a liquor store. did someone put her up to the sneaky steal. >> confusing and potentially roadway. >> what we have that you need to know about college and hidden costs. >> another hot one on tap. it will be the second day of what we expect to be the first heat wave of 2015. i will have specifics coming up in the full forecast. but first a check on the community calendar. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and

. >> reporter: two bullets strike 53-year-old lieutenant james hayes of engine 158 in the leg. he is being treated for nonlife- threatening injuries. >> this could have been a tragic day for the new york city fire department but thankfully lufthansa hayes is -- lieutenant hayes is recovering with his family. >> reporter: tyree barricaded himself in the basement armed with an assault rifle. hostage negotiations began a dialogue. a family friend tried to speak to tyree. >> i text him. if i could get in and talk to him, he would listen to me. >> reporter: they brought in his mother. shortly after he left his apartment and into the barrage of gunfire. >> mr. tyree fell back toward the house. he went down with a tactical medic to check on his condition but he was expired at that >>> >> reporter: police say in the aftermath of that they were able to recover three handguns ammunition. they believe that this man was it ended. reporting live in staten 7 eyewitness news. >>> we are following more breaking news. newscopter 7 is over a jackknifed tractor trailer on route 80. the tractor tr

dozens of firefighters cheered as lieutenant james hayes left richmond university medical center yesterday afternoon. the 31 year veteran of the fdny and father of two is expected to make a full recovery. he was shot twice friday morning responding to reports of smoke coming from a home where u.s. marshals were trying to serve a warrant. the man who shot hayes died in a shoot out with police. >>> while this is one for parents, there is a child safety event being held on long island today. free services will be provided including inform on bike safety, car safety and free self-defense lessons and pick up a photo id card for your child. it kicks off this morning at 10:00 in shore front park in patchogue. >> getting my first id i felt so grown up. >> very official. >>> stuck with nowhere to go. where drivers had to resort to this because the water was so high they couldn't open the car door. >> i will use this one. since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this i

. >> lieutenant james hayes went in to fight the fire and tyree shot at him multiple times. hayes was struck twice, and both bullets exited his body. >> once through the right buttocks. and through the left calf. >> both the mayor and fire commissioner have visited lieutenant hayes at the hospital and called the father of two a hero. the gunman garland tyree has a long rap sheet, with 18 prior arrests. including murder when he was a teenager. he eventually got convicted on a lesser charge. sources tell us police had recently been investigating him in connection with several homicides in the city. in this video, posted on youtube, one year ago, tyree talks about gang life, a life he detailed in a book and early friday he posted these three words to his facebook page. today, i die. and going back to lieutenant hayes, we are told his condition has definitely improved. the last time a firefighter with the fdny was shot and injured during an incident was back in 1994. reporting in staten island, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >>> new this morning, police are on the hunt for a man accused

that's when lieutenant james hayes entered the residence and was shot in the left calf and buttocks. the suspect was barricaded in the house mid-morning and the firefighter was in the hospital when the mayor completed his workout at the ymca in park slope. according to a spokesperson for the mayor, she tweeted earlier, quote, bill de blasio spoke with fire and police commissioners several times by phone on shooting early and at gym for 80 minutes. according to her, the mayor left the gym at 10:40 and went to the hospital. brushing off the questions about this during a public briefing earlier, but some were critical. >> we're briefing you on a very serious situation, and that's just not a serious question. >> he was out to lunch definitely in this. >> as the leader of the city, i think he should be on the scene. >> there's nothing he can do anyway except advise and assure people and, yeah, for assurance, maybe it would have been a good idea. >> actually this morning when i was going to work, i noticed his entourage out here this morning. i couldn't even believe he still comes to brook

. >> lieutenant james hayes went in to fight the fire, and police say tyree shot at him multiple times. hayes was struck twice and both bullets exited his body. >> once through the right calf. >> both the mayor and fire commissioner have visited lieutenant hayes at the hospital and called the father of two a hero. the gunman garland tyree has a long rap sheet with 18 prior arrests including murder when he was a teenager. he eventually got convicted on a lesser charge. sources tell us police had recently been investigating him in connection with several homicides in the city. in this video, posted on youtube, one year ago, tyree talks about gang life, a life he detailed in a book, and early friday, he posted these three words to his facebook page, today i die. >> and going back to lieutenant hayes, we are told his condition has definitely improved. and now the last time a firefighter with the fdny was shot and injured during an incident was in 1994. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> we have some new information on a triple the shooting in brownsville, brooklyn. police have released new video o

fire lieutenant james hayes is in the hospital after being shot during a police standoff yesterday afternoon. a u.s. marshal served a search warrant at the home of garland tyree. tyree barricaded himself in the home, set off a smoke bomb and police officers thought it was a fire. was shot. >>> a 300-foot water slide and come to sesame place before little kids become big kids. and celebrate our 35th birthday with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. save $10 on admission and get a free 2nd visit at sesameplace.com sesame place. go before they grow. whatever happened to predictability, the milkman, the paperboy, the evening tv >>> oh, i love this. it's a spoof from "full house." the defending champs, the san francisco giants released this parody. of the hit tv show, "full house" that was set in the bay area. a reminder, a reboot of the sitcom, "fuller house" is premiering on netflix next year. this is fantastic. >> i guess when you've won the world series, you can afford to be a little goofy. >> my gosh, we've already seen this. whoa. >> not bad. not bad. >> really good impression there

dozens of new york's bravest cheered as lieutenant james hayes left the richmond medical center yesterday afternoon. the 31-year veteran was shot by man who set off a pipe bomb in his amount. the suspect was fatally shot after he opened fire on first responders. >>> police want some help identifying a woman found hurt on the streets of manhattan. she was found lying on the ground on 11th avenue near 43rd street on the west side. she was taken to the hospital. we understand at this point she's in stable condition. this is the thing. police say she does not speak or respond to verbal cues. so they need some help from the public this morning. >>> of course we're continuing to follow some other breaking news this morning as the country mourns the loss of civil rights icon julian bond. >> bond died last night in florida at the age of 75. he helped found the student nonviolent coordinating committee and the southern poverty law center. he also served in the georgia state legislature, was the chairman of the naacp for 11 years. the president of the naacp cornell brooks tweeted this morning sayin

dozens of new york's bravest cheered as lieutenant james hayes left the richmond medical center yesterday afternoon. the 31-year-old veteran ever the fdny was shot by garland in his apartment. police fatally shot:after he opened fire on first responders -- shot him after he opened fire on first responders. >>> police want your help identifying a woman found injured in manhattan. picture. police say this woman is part of a mystery. she was found lying on the ground on 11th avenue near 43rd street on the west side. she was taken to the hospital. she's in stable condition. police say she does not speak or respond to verbal cues. >>> the faa says an air traffic control problem that caused a travel nightmare at airports up and down the east coast has now been resolved. yesterday, though, it was a travel nightmare. thousands of travelers from here down to the carolinas were grounded because of technical issues at an air traffic control center in virginia. it took more than six hours in fact for the problem to get fixed much to the frustration of countless travels. -- travelers. >> as we boarded

was shot in the line of duty on saturday, friends and family aprouded as james -- applauded as james hayes left the hospital on staten island. on friday he rushed into a house that he thought was on fire. it turns out it was a violent excon inside, and he shot mr. hayes twice, once in the hip and once in the ankle. law enforcement officials say they told firefighters what was happening. mayor de blasio also taking some heat, because he was exercising -- >> he was at the ymca for 80 minutes during the initial part. and interestingly, he goes to the ymca in his old neighborhood. he lives at gracie mansion now, but when it comes to the gym -- >> i've got a nice gym in the neighborhood for the mayor. i'll have to tell him about it. meanwhile, it's a site that has some people who go to times square very upset and others, well, they're excited to take pictures with these women. >> okay. you have seen this for a couple years now, these women who are wearing nothing but payment. the daily news has been on a tear about this, questioning the legality. it is legal. apparently, rosanna, it is not agai

dozens of firefighters applauded as lieutenant james hayes left richmond university medical center on saturday. police say hayes was shot twice by a repeated gang member who set off a smoke bomb as u.s. marshalls tried to arrest him. he died in a shootout with police after a six-hour stand off. >>> the city health department will begin spraying for high mosquito populations tonight to prevent the spread of west nile virus. officials say a brooklyn man tested positive after he was hospitalized with viral meningiti . he was treated and released. >>> a standoff caught on camera. how the clerk warded off a suspect. >> wow, that was amazing. okay. going to the long island beaches, moderate rip current risk, a heat wave. hitting 95 today would tie the record and other records are also in jeopardy. more humidity over the next few days. traffic and weather on the 2s. io crchily. aifiaflor anit gtefr. anth'somhi ev mbrhe..st c ueranm,ri tew ba ithhoe! >>> good morning on this monday. hopefully you had a great weekend ready to start off the weekend right. hot, hazy and humid out there. it's 5:4