. - and there were black democrats lobbying jfk. - [evan] right. - and nixon refused to do it, jfk did it. daddy king, who had committed all of his tremendous resources. you know, when a black preacher, particularly in the old days, says the lord spoke to me and said we should vote republican, it was yes, republican. (audience laughs) well he had done that. - yeah. - but after, jfk intervened to get martin out of jail, daddy king said the lord spoke to me again. (everyone laughs) - he said, hold on. - yeah. - wait a minute. - that roman catholic boy is not so bad. - i guess the question is often asked, you know i live in the state texas where the latino population will soon be in the majority. - [dr. gates] yes. - and has tended to be much more democratic than not and there are people in the rio grande valley who say the problem is the democrats have taken hispanics for granted.

abc's gio benitez, at jfk tonight. >> everybody down! >> reporter: the late-night shutdown of two major terminals at one of the world's largest airports, triggering chaos overnight. >> someone started screaming and everyone just literally dropped their bags. on the tarmac, running. there were even tsa people running. >> reporter: reports of gunfire at jfk terminals eight and one, sending police already on edge to both. passengers running onto the tarmac, luggage and bags left behind, planes stopped. >> have available strike teams head over to that location. >> reporter: but when the panic subsides, no evidence of gunfire found. no victims, though weapons, nothing on surveillance cameras. police sources tell abc news what a 911 caller thought was gunshots may have just been a raw cause celebration over an olympic win. usain bolt's victory sunday night appears to have sparked a noisy reaction at one of the airport's bars. and david, it took about three hours to get this airport back to normal. flights were even delayed this morning. it sho

. >>> and passengers panic at jfk airport. running from the terminal and and tonight, we now have the reason why. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with two scenes of devastation in this the wildfires burning out of control right now, homes already gone. but first, the deadly flooding, and the incredible rescues. in louisiana, a state of emergency in place tonight. that's highway 12 right there, under water, cars and trucks abandoned. the floodwaters will continue to rise. and the images this evening of families in shelters. more than 11,000 people forced from their homes. and tonight, we hear for the first time from the man who tore into a car submerged to pull out a woman and her dog trapped inside. meteorologist rob marciano is in baton rouge. >> reporter: tonight, the danger from deadly flooding remains high. at least six are dead, swept from homes and vehicles. >> get out. >> i'm trying. i can't. >> get me a knife. get me a knife. >> oh, my god. i'm drowning! >> we're coming. we're coming. i'm going to break this win

>>> now at 5:00, chaos at jfk. screams, running, and terminals evacuated amidst fears of a gunman. >>> disaster floodwaters tear through parts of louisiana. the new video coming in as crews search for survivors. >>> new information coming in the cold-blooded killing of a queen's imam and his associate. "news 4 new york at 5:00" starts right now. police are scheduled to hold a news conference just one hour from now. good evening, everyone. i'm david ushery. >> and i'm sibila vargas. this was the crowd of nearly 1,000 people who gathered in brooklyn to pay respect to the imam and his associate. new york with details new at 5:00. >> reporter: as you indicated, we expect to get an update on the investigation, including an individual in custody. we expect to hear that update at 6:00 from the mayor and top police officials. behind me is a big city parking lot, and they needed every inch of it to hold the outpouring this afternoon. we're only a west of the murder scene. they lined up to pray and share some words about the

todd: a huge police presence right now i jfk rapport. the nypd was a misty and reports that shots were fired inside terminal 8. rhondella: that terminal has been evacuated and terminal 1 is also close because of another report of shots fired your so far, -- shots fired. so far, no confirmation that there was actually shooting. severe storms rolled through this evening, lighting up the skies across the eastern part of the state. take, downstage big wall good evening. i'm todd kazakiewich. rhondella: i'm rhondella richardson. those storms fired up as we dealt with an extremely hot and humid day. let's get to meteorologist mike wankum. mike: unfortunately, that humidity will be with us the rest of the night here in it is really thick out there. this marched itsay way to the ocean. at one point, we were getting 10 lightning strikes every minute. it was really flashing up in the sky. depending on where we are at, we got some rain. what's left of it is way out over the ocean. we are done with that for tonight. we are left with partly cloudy sk

. >>> we have breaking news, a power outage at jfk airport's terminal 8. escalators and elevators are out of service. there is no information on a might end. call ahead to find out about possible delays. >>> people in howard beach queens will gather for a memorial walk. >> she was murdered two weeks ago while out for a run. the community has been on edge since. jessica is in howard beach where the search continues for the killer. >> reporter: been the same since the murder. it was around this time the 30 year old was in the area for her daily jog and never came home. her father along with authorities found her body later. police say she put up a ferocious fight. tonight her community still grieving is um canning together for -- coming together for a the tragedy. her parents are expected to attend as police continue the search for the killer. there are signs like this one posted on every block, a reminder that there is a huge reward for information in the case to help bring the killer to justice. people will be gathering over the next hour. the walk begins

new at 11:00, after the chaos and pandemonium, eyewitness news uncovers a false shots fired call at jfk airport. >> we begin with breaking news. two u.s. olympic swimmers late tonight yanked off a plane home from rio by brazilian cops who apparently really want to know what happened the night they and ryan lochte claim they were robbed at gunpoint. now an international incident. jim dolan here with the breaking news. >> u.s. olympic swimmers jack conger and gunnar bentz were pulled off of flights that would have brought them home to the the swimmers along with champion ryan lochte are under investigation for a report they made to brazilian authorities that alleged they were robbed at gunpoint after partying early sunday morning in rio. tonight outrage in brazil after police cast doubt on the swimmers' story. >> reporter: at the center of it all is u.s. olympic swimmer ryan lochte, twelve-time medal winner in the olympics, and the belief of many in brazil that he lied to police in rio about being robbed at gunpoint as he three teammates. >> the guy pulled out his gun. he talked it. put i

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if you are going to newark, jfk or la guardia, get in touch with your carrier. street cleaning rules are in effect. >>> iconic member of e out his career as a player this week and moving on to a different role in the organization. alex rodriguez and the yankees announced the designated hitter's retirement. the 41 year old had a controversial career, he made a successful return to the game last year, after suspended for violating the league purchases drug policy. this year, rodriguez has been in a slouch on the bench for most of the last month. the decision to retire and excited about his future to an advisor to younger players. >> i look forward to mentoring and sharing experiences good and bad that i have experienced with the young players. >> once released from the yankees, a-rod will sign the contract to be a special advisor and instructor through december of next friday's game against tampa bay are hitting new heights. within minutes of the announcement, prices spiked more than 500%. according to an on line listing service, tickets had been selling for $76 b

a power outage causes major problems at jfk. >> lightning and severe weather moves through, and another round while you sleep. lonnie is standing by with >> a distressed dad begs her killer to come forward. >> maurice and kristine are off. for the first time, her family retraced her final step, and is they were joined by members of the community. >> jessica layton is there live. >> reporter: the people who came out to this walk tonight support to the family. they also wanted to send a message to the killer who was in these weeds two weeks ago tonight. the folks who live here are not afraid of you, and you will be caught. hundreds filled the streets of howard beach for the woman who fought for her life. >> we're here to pray for her soul and for her parents who are hurting so >> reporter: ca her mother spoke of the murderer. >> he's a weak, evil piece of -- [ cursing ] >> and that's too good to even call him. >> reporter: walking in karina's honor is a reminder that somewhere the kill serwalking free. >> we should be safe where we live. >> we're together as a community, and we won't allo

we could say he is one of the luckiest man alive because jfk's assassinated an assassination put him in the white house. some people say he had something to do with jfk's assassination which is not true. >> what does the term house deal mean? >> it's a deal with the devil. men like matt wallace were in fact dealing with the devil. they got something for it but they paid a steep price. >> a new book out on the american revolution. what will we learn? >> paul is the former head of the art department and a historian. it's written through the lens of five great painters of the era. they are a fascinating group of men to begin with but you see the revolution through completely different eyes when you study the paintings they did which were so iconic at the time there were plenty of paintings around positive sentiment for england at the time and many that supported the colonists cause. each of the artist had its own connection to the revolution. heated portraits of all sorts of people at valley forge. he fought in the battle of princeton. another great artist was involved with the continen

jfk airport confirmed shots fired at this time. confirmed shots fired at jfk. >> reporter: the first call came just after 8:30 p.m. soon after, a second call. this time from terminal one. >> terminal one, people yelling active shooter. >> lower level, a lot of people running out. >> we heard shots. heard shots. everybody pushed their way in. >> reporter: you heard shots? >> we heard the shots and everybody pushed their way in and that is when port authority very scary. >> i was inside the plane. and they cancelled the flight and they told everybody to get out. >> reporter: to get out? >> yes. >> reporter: fast? >> fast. quick. there was shooting. >> reporter: you heard shooting? >> i heard shooting, yes. i heard one shooting there and everybody was going out. >> reporter: the massive police response led to the evacuation of both terminals. luggage left behind in a panic. thousands of travelers exited the airport both via the tarmac and through the front doors nearby expressway. but despite the chaos caused by the evacuation, a few

big scare at jfk airport. reports of gunfire grounding flights and forcing evacuation. >> one person shot dooring protests in mill walk -- during protest in milwaukee. new details about the investigation. >> and boston police failing to cameras. what the commissioner says he will have to do to make sure the project moves forward. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you. it's 5:30 right now. hope you had a fantastic weekend. i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon it's monday august 15th. we had a hot day yesterday. >> steamy. >> yeah. >> and it was uncomfortable and today we have a little bit of relief. >> did you wake up from the thunderstorms or you saw yesterday and night before too. >> yes saturday night they were wide. >> shot out bed. it was crazy. >> look at this shot grabbed by david green of the millennial tower in boston. we had a ton that was around even the thunderstorms yesterday localized stronger ones as well. we will be storm free today

. >>> did last night's scare at jfk expose a security issue? problems accessing the video cameras which create a dangerous situation for everybody. the i-team's pei-sze cheng is here with details for us. >> the i-team first reported last month about the lack of cameras at newark and laguardia. at jfk's terminal 8 where police responded to reports of shots fired there were security cameras, lots of them, but the police could not access them while the situation was unfolding. the video panicked people ducking for cover as armed officers clear the halls. >> get down on the ground! >> reporter: port authority police and the nypd swarm terminal 8 searching for victims after a report of an active shooter. the port authority police union does not believe officers had all the tools necessary to respond. >> the feeds in most cases are there. they're just not accessible to us. the officers on that police desk who are dispatching responding units to go into a possible cameras to be able to fall back on. >> reporter: officers at kennedy airport only have a

we begin in new york where reports of gunfire at jfk are unfounded. two terminals were evacuated and all inbound flights stopped as police investigated. officers say they found no weapons no ammunition and no shell casings or any evidence of gunfire. >>> in northern california, a growing wild fire forced thousands of people to evacuate overnight. flames jump aped road into the downtown of lower lake destroying 4 blocks of businesses and at least 10 milwaukee overnight. police say they used an armored vehicle to get to an injured shooting victim during protest. officers in riot gear confronted a group of protesters throwing rocks at police. officers also had to put out a car fire that you see there. the protests are in response to a deadly officer-involved shooting on saturday night. police say it was a black officer who shot and killed a 23-year-old black man. they say video from the officer's body camera shows the suspect what gun in >>> a former uber driver heads back to court charged with raping a 16-year-old passenger. darnell booth will appear in

he wants the department of homeland security to look into the jfk incident and see if there are broader lessens for all our airports. abc news reagan national airport him of. >>> phillies short stop freddie galvis wants protective netting expanded at citizens bank park. a little girl was hit by his foul ball. the phillies netting covers behind home plate and stretches to the inner edge of dugout. another young woman was hit by a foul ball in yesterday's game. >>> the eagles signed a new linebacker, he is coming on the nest with a young year deal up to $3 million. the 31-year-old spent ten years in the league playing for the lions and the titans. schwartz was a coach on both of these teams. celoc is coming off angle surgery. >>> sky6 live hd showing you the beach in cape may. meteorologist david murphy has an update from accuweather when "action news" comes right back. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the young children in her care. when it came time to vote on background che

. >> we have new information on the scare, jfk. there's flight delays. a celebration of the post olympic victory was behind it. last night, passengers flooded into the street as heavily armed police officers flooded the street after a 911 call reported shots fired. people who didn't make it out -- outside found any place to hide. >> i put my backpack in front of me because i didn't want to get shot in the head. >> when it started happening, i had an image in my mind with someone coming with guns. >> in the end, the port authority and the nypd says no gun or evidence of shots fired were found. police are trying to figure out who made the 911 call. in the meantime, hundreds waiting to be rebooked on flights. lucy yang at jfk and she has an update eyewitness news at 5:00 >>> >>> new details of a -- a man injured his two sons before killing himself. he was a retired nypd officer. it happened at the family's home in bell port. 61-year old noke got into an argument with welders during a party. police say noke got a gun from his bedroom and shot his sons before

jfk getting off the helicopter and greeting governor wallace. what was his reaction in june 1968 when rfk was shot? >> he really did not like robert kennedy. they had had a number of disagreements. they had met at some great length in the month preceding the standing in the schoolhouse door. once again, he used it to talk about the rise of lawlessness in america, but i do not think he was deeply touched by it at all. >> dan carter, in 1968, how serious did hubert humphrey take george wallace? >> humphrey worried about him because he saw him as potentially pulling votes. as time went on i think humphrey came to realize that wallace was going to be pulling boats from nixon. he did not worry about him as much. nixon is the one who came to be deeply concerned about him. as the campaign opened, nixon was so far ahead in the polls that it was only by the time you got to late september that he began to realize that humphrey was moving back a little bit, coming up in the polls, and what -- and wallace was pulling 20% of the votes. these were his voters,

it will feel even better. 85 right now in newark. 84 in laguardia. 87 your temperature at jfk airport. temperatures in the mid 70s in monticello. clouds increasing a little bit more north and west of the city right now. 89 at toms river. at toms river you actually did get up to 90 earlier this afternoon. you continue a of 90-plus-degree heat in that neck of the woods. dew points which were in the 70s, upper 70s yesterday, have fallen in to the 60s. and 70 degrees is really that mark of discomfort. so once you're below that it starts feeling a little bit better. next week, dew points down in to the 50s. satellite and radar showing clouds gradually increasing. just some high clouds in and around new york city but they do lower and thicken off to our west. there are showers over pennsylvania, all the way in to to the east. if you kind of take the northern edge of this and extrapolate it off to the east, it will be right near new york city by later on tonight and points south where you have the best chance of having a shower. futurecast showing that. you can see the clouds increasing by t

well, believe it or not, you can get dental work done during a layover at jfk airport. cbs 2's jessica moore behind what he calls the smile high club. [ laughter ] >> let's see what we got here, gilbert. >> reporter: gilbert brown knows the drill. but this is no ordinary dentist appointments. he is sitting near the tarmac at jfk where he met the doctor 34 years ago. >> rebuilt his whole mouth made him a handsome young man. >> reporter: dr. trager runs the smile high club. a dentist office just outside the terminal area in the port cleans, fills and implants and whitens the teeth of everyone from employees to airline passengers. >> passengers are absolutely astounded because this is the last place that they will ever think there's a dentist. >> reporter: one those passengers was the woman who would become dr. trager's wife and office manager bonnie, a former flight attendant who chipped her tooth on the job. >> i saw the ad, join the smile high club and i went to him and the rest is history. crowns. he also works for the ins, verifying the age of immigrants by checking t

it's 9:30 as a call comes in of shots fired at jfk's terminal 8. minutes later, you can hear heavily armed police yelling for people to take cover as they search for the shooter. >> the police got here really quickly. >> reporter: the quick response by heavily armed port authority police added to the urgency of an evacuation that had thousands running for the exits, many flooding out on to tarmac, while others chose to stay put. >> we do not know what's going on. take a deep breath and relax. >> reporter: just as police determined, there was no active shooter at terminal 8, another call came in at 10:15 reporting shots fired at terminal 1. >> nothing but chaos. people were running saying they heard shots. it was absolutely crazy. >> reporter: at this point all arriving planes are being kept away from their gates. 1. you cannot go there. nothing is going on at terminal 1. >> reporter: at times things got a little tense between the tower and pilots. >> no flights in or out. it's going to be a little while. >> you can't go. you will not go there, my f

there are reports right now of shots fired at jfk airport in new york. multiple calls started coming in to police. one passenger tweetingic jfk. they've closed the gates at security for possible shooter. dozens of people have been evacuated and are standing around in parking lots. there are no confirmations yet of an actual shooter. and no information on any injuries. we're still waiting to get information on this. when we get it, we'll get it right to you. >>> the next story we have got to get to is out of cuyahoga county fair. breaking news. there was an accident there tonight. we're told a ride employee was we're receiving information he was given meld care at the fair but then hospitalized and they'll be okay. as you can see, ride was shut down and there is an investigation under way. >>> and breaking update on that huge accident on the turnpike amount of young girl is dead after a ten car pileup on the ohio turnpike near the cedar point exit in erie county. the highway patrol tells us a semi-truck failed to stop in a into nine vehicles. 7 people wer

. >>> a big disruption at jfk airport. police found no evidence of gunfire. >>> second straight night of violent protests in milwaukee. >> one person was shot and wounded and a police officer was wounded when a rock smashed a patrol car window. >>> vice president joe biden is joining hillary clinton on the campaign trail for the first time. >>> meanwhile, donald trump has been warring with the media. >> i wanted to be able to support our party's nominee, but the barrage of cruel comments >>> "new york times" reports nearly $13 million was given. live former ukraine president. >> gold medal winner ryan lochte and three other american swimmers say they were robbed in rio. they are all okay. >>> no half-time show with adele at the 2017 super bowl. >>> dramatic crash landing in england during an air show. the pilot walked away with no serious injuries. >> donald trump has a way of attention. he said obama and clinton were the most valuable players of isis. >> he made sure to include hilla hillary. >>> hussein bolt won the gold

jfk getting off the helicopter and greeting governor wallace. what was his reaction in june 1968 when rfk was shot? >> he really did not like robert kennedy. they had had a number of disagreements. they had met at some great length in the month preceding the standing in the schoolhouse door. once again, he used it to talk about the rise of lawlessness in america, but i do not think he was deeply touched by it at all. >> dan carter, in 1968, how serious did hubert humphrey take george wallace? >> humphrey worried about him because he saw him as potentially pulling votes. as time went on i think humphrey came to realize that wallace was going to be pulling boats from nixon. he did not worry about him as much. nixon is the one who came to be deeply concerned about him. as the campaign opened, nixon was so far ahead in the polls that it was only by the time you got to late september that he began to realize that humphrey was moving back a little bit, coming up in the polls, and what -- and wallace was pulling 20% of the votes. these were his voters,

. >>> a shooting at new york's jfk airport shut down operations and sent people for cover. a loud noise with a reported use of gunfire at american airlines while officers were seen running through with guns drawn you see people dropping to the ground. the terminals were evacuated and a nearby highway was shut frightening scenes at jfk but the gunfire was never confirmed and there were no injuries. >>> donald trump is looking to get back on message today as he lays out his vision for defeating isdefeat ing isil. this after tangling with the media. a blistering op-ed suggests a landslide defeat is possible and comes after trump blasted "the new york times" for an article about turmoil in his campaign. >> the newspapers are going to taking their press credentials away from them. >> reporter: trump's campaign manager is the focus of another "the new york times" article. investigators in the ukraine told "the times" they found secret ledgers showing $12.7 million in undisclosed cash payment designated for paul manafort. his lawyer says he hasn't received any such payments. >>> a

. >>> the all clear after reports of gun fire at jfk airport. no one was hurt. police evacuated two terminals as a precaution yesterday. pictures show terminal eight completely empty. the shooting scare also led to grounded and diverted flights. the airport. >>> we heard the shots and everybody just pushed their way in. >> we heard the shots and everybody pushed their way in and port authority came in with these guns. very scary. >> police say it's not clear what led to the airport scare. they have not confirmed if someone fired a gun or not. officers have not arrested anyone. >>> three man and a woman who robbed a marijuana dispensary are on the loose and there are rattled. this happened near south monaco. at least one person had a gun we understand, jamie? >> investigators say one of the people had a long gun. that they know for certain. arapahoe county sheriff's office looking for four suspects. it happened in the middle of the afternoon yesterday just before 2:00. they ran into the cure, the dispensary behind me right through the front doors. black males and

police investigating reports of shots fired at jfk airport. a terminal was evacuat officers searched for any signs of a shooter. the night team's dan hausle following breaking details. >> anchor: new york police responding to those reports of shots fired at jfk. so far detectives say there is no evidence of any gunfire. the reports first came in around 9:30 sunday night. people were evacuated from the terminal as a precaution. new york port authority officials say no one is hurt and no weapons, no rounds of ammo, no shell casings have been found. all flights heading to jfk airport were actually held on half hour ago while police investigate. at the breaking news desk, dan hausle, 7 news night team. >> anchor: and the my team now turning to your weather. here is a live look in downtown boston right now. we did have storms move through tonight i'm sure you heard those may have been in them and they are knocking down some of that humidity. we have a beautiful view there of the zakim and garden lit up. >> reporter: jadiann, we are not short of get

tammy leitner joins me from jfk. what exactly happened there? >> reporter: chris, it's back to business as usual right now here at jfk. last night it was chaotic. around 9:30 somebody reported hearing gunfire at the airport and everybody took cover. we have some video of people crouching behind chairs, other people lying on the ground. people running out of the terminal. other people running across the tarmac. one person, zach young, described this as the most insane thing i have ever seen. he shot some video. let's go ahead and take a look at that. >> ladies and gentlemen, start walking, hands up in the air. everybody proceed to gate number 542. >> reporter: the faa diverted some flights. there was a ground stop for a while. everybody in terminal 8 was evacuated for about three hours. the fire department port authority, police department, came in, searched, didn't find anything. as you mentioned, they're still trying to figure out what happened. was it the cheering and clapping for the olympics, people watching it inside here, or was there an a

>>reporter: lights out, luggage piled up, after power problems at jfk's terminal 8. many passengers trying to fly out last night had to reschedule for today. >> they transferred me to laguardia at 6:00 in the morning. i have no ground transportation, no hotel, i'm on my own. >>reporter: the issues began sometime with a momentary interruption of electricity, not uncommon in summer months. but as power came back on, two out of four transformers at terminal 8 overloaded. >> fun, huh? >> yeah, a blast. there's no a.c. which helps too, you know, and then there was nobody to talk to either because all of the customer service places were, like, empty. >>reporter: escalators stopped, baggage carousels froze and baggage sat unscreened at checkpoints. to make matters worse, the outage hit as the airport was related delays. power problems led to even more canceled and delayed flights. >> and i saw everybody coming out there all saying it was pitch black, they couldn't see nz. >>reporter: it has not been an easy few days for passengers at terminal 8. sunday night the terminal wa

travelers scramble at jfk airport after reports of shots fired. >>> rescued from a submerged car. why this woman refused to leave her vehicle. new york's kennedy international airport. (nats) >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused shots to be fired at jfk airport. >> people are running out. >> reporter: it caused commotion at the airport last night. two terminals were shut down flights were canceled and passengers had to be evacuated from their planes. police went floor to floor looking for evidence and found nothing.>> we heard the shots and everyone just pushed their way in. >> you heard shots? >> we heard the shots. that is one port authority came in. it was very scary. >> it took several hours for things up airport get back to normal. the port authority says the evacuations were out of abundance of caution.>>> donald trump plans to make a major speech today in ohio on national security. boswell -- craig boswell is in washington. >> reporter: palmetto board is denying he received any secret money from the ukrainian political party. the new york times reports the

we also have a flexible travel policy in a place where passenrs traveling out of jfk this evening. they can go out of newark laguardia, islip, stewart, or newburg. we're trying to give passengers an opportunity to go out of one of those airports, but give yourself extra time, especially for checked baggage. >> what should travelers know? should they now call in to their airline if they do want to make the change and go out of another airport? >> american is not the only there are other carriers that do operate within terminal 8. this does impact all airlines operating in terminal 8. we encourage folks if they want to make changes to their reservation, do it online at aa.com or contact reservations directly. the terminal flights are still departing. obviously the biggest impact will probably be the weather out of jfk but we want passengers to give themselves extra time. impacting th >> real quick, any idea when the power will be back on? >> we're working quickly to get that restored. it does appear to be some type of power-related surge that may have occurred at 1:50 p.m. eastern ti

one of jfk's terminals was shut down after reports of shots fired. police evacuated the terminal as a precaution. authorities say they did not find any firearms, ammunition or any other evidence of a shooting. a ground stop was also issued at one point... the reason listed as.... 'security'. according to maccarran's website, all flights headed to jfk are on time.. submerged homes and stranded cars dangerous rescue mission continues. rain has pounded the state-- claiming at least four lives. fox news correspondent will carr reports from baton rouge. ((vo)) emergency crews working to rescue scores of residents in louisiana from deadly flooding ... from the air-- homes look more like little islands.. farms have been inundated and streets resemble pools of water. louisiana governor john bel edwards says at least 7,000 people have been rescued so far. ((sot)) edwards: "the number of fatalities remains at 3 and we believe there may be on more individual who is unaccounted for." ((vo)) although the storms have moved to the west --more heavy rain is expected

. >>> after the break, part of jfk airport is evacuated earlier tonight after reports of gunshots. we will have an update in just >>> plus the trurp campaign clarify -- trump campaign clarifying comments about president obama, quote, founding isis. what they say the candidate meant. >>> i have to tell you, kristy and linda have been after me to add culture to the sports show so here it is. once upon a midnight dreary while i pondered weak and weary over many acquaint -- i'm saying this because ron wolfley will his own vocabulary. he joins us tonight on the arizona cardinals. and by the way it was a four time pro bowl special teamer for the cardinals way back when. ron wolfley unplugged and it's entertaining insightful. don't miss it plus running backs coach stump mitchell on the very deep and talented running back corps of the cardinals and sun devil fans, we return forgetting you tonight. damer you richard, running back, asu, we sit a scare at j- >>> quite a scare at jfk international airport in new york city tonight. someone reported hearing shots fired. police shut down the airp

the incident that caused chaos at the jfk airport may exploded flaws in airport security. see who is calling for a federal investigation. >>> it's called a miracle at sea, find out how a toddler survived in the water for more than an hour after a boat crash. we'll be right back. the governor of louisiana asking the president to delays trip to the flood ravaged state. president obama is scheduled to begin tomorrow, but the governor wants him to wait until the initial disaster response is over. the flood killed 13 people and damaged 60,000 homes. 100,000 people have registered for federal aid. >>> new york senator is calling for an investigation into the security scare that caused chaos at jfk airport, a short term signal was evacuated when there were reports of gunshots. it turned out the noise came when passengers were celebrating the olympics. during the incident tsa agents abandoned their post. >> nobody was leading them to safety, nobody was telling them the right thing. it was reported that several tsa agents shouted out someone had a gun or there were terrorists. >>>

people were running for the exit at jfk airport one week ago today. what is being done to make sure this kind of thing doesn't superstar. new information tonight on the -- hidden in prince's estate. >> and later, rescues, destruction, and now crop concerns. the major problems facing farmers after the deadly floods in louisiana. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] and they're still playing hard. economic out ja -- check out elsbury robbing the angels of a home run today. we'll show you a better catch . >>> an update on the bombing at a wedding in turkey that killed at least bop people. turkey's president said the suicide bomber was a child between 12 and 14 years old. saturday's blast targeted an outdoor party near the syrian border. nearly 70 people were hurt. the turkish government blames turkey has suffered multiple attacks over the past year and, as you know, they're still reeling from a failed coup attempt last month. >>> and senator chuck schumer is calling on the department of homeland security to investigate that security scare that caused chaos at jfk

. >> also breaking, reports of shots fired at jfk airport in new york put -- new york. they have evacuated the area. nypd says it cannot confirm if shots were fired. we will stay on top of this story. >>> a hot and humid day coming to an end with strong storms, one passing through watertown putting on a lightning show. >> thanks for joining us tonight. after april sunday, we will get a break to start the work week. pamela gardner has a first look >> as cooler temperatures moving, humidity flip-flops. satellite radar, that storm that moved through was severe through worchester county and middlesex counties. as it moved offshore, it dissipated along the south shore. there was just a few showers there. in worchester, power lines down. that severe storm, not only severe because of the wind but heavy rain and flooding. that was around 8:03 pm. the storms, all gone. tonight, it's going to be calm. an isolated storm could develop tomorrow as a cold front moves through. 830 in boston. dew point temperatures around 700. that's for we had temperatures in the mid to upper 90s and