brian conybeare live at laguardia airport with more. brian. >> reporter: dana, miami is often called new york's sixth borough because so many people travel there or eventually move there. but now the heart of south some travelers here at laguardia very worried. ?[ music ]? >> reporter: miami is always a hot spot for new yorkers looking to get away and relax but the $24 billion a year tourism business there could be shaken by this announcement. just one day after state and local officials denied the presence of zika in their area. >> five individuals have already been confirmed as cases of local transmissions of zika are connected to the miami beach area. >> reporter:lo rick scott confirming two residents and three tourists including one from new york are the first locally transmitted cases of the mosquito-borne virus in miami beach. the centers for disease control added a 1.5-square-mile area to its travel advisory in the center of busy south beach from 8th street to 28th street and the atlantic ocean to the intercoastal warning pregnan

these are live pictures over laguardia airport. you can see emergency vehicles there, along with big delays now as you head inbound toward the city right at the gas station. you can see a multi-vehicle left center lane. police are on the scene. you will see the bumper to bumper volume that begins back in the vicinity of citi field. live john del giorno, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you john. new this morning, nearly a dozen people run down outside a concert. from a possible tornado that touched down near boston overnight. >>> the eye popping closing >>> welcome back. charges against a 74-year-old who crashed into a crowd at an out door frank sinatra tribute concert in louisiana. the woman confused the brake with a gas pedal last night when she drove on to a packed dance floor. >>> new details expected to surface today of the deadly police involved shooting that spurred two arrests in milwaukee. the findings will be release august 13th shooting. smith ran away during a traffic stop and he was armed when they caught up with h

keep this in mind if you're traveling to laguardia airport. this is the westbound grand central between the airport and the bqe, the right lane blocked off with two-car accident. so far no emergency vehicles are on the scene, but we are seeing delays bumper to live in chopper 2, jim smith, cbs 2 news. >>reporter: jim, thank you. alternate side parking, it is in effect city wide today. be safe, don't text and drive. chris, back to you. >> alex, thanks. >>> twin boys born prematurely say they were rescued by volunteer firefighters 18 years ago. but now they've become firefighters themselves. now twins luke and jake bavaro are working side by side with the hero hoss kept them alive. it's a story that made the front page in a local newspaper back in 1998. firefighter patrick kern are pictured holding the twins. their mother called 911 after young luke stopped breathing. rice remembers how he brought him back to life. >> lifted the jaw slightly and started stimulating his legs and his feet with my fingers trying to get him to start breathing. >> th

this was about 15 minutes ago near laguardia, look at what is happening now. this is how fast these things developed and move out. we are seek peeks of sun. it stopped raining, and turning a faucet on and off. the storm is still out there. we're still tracking it, and parts of nassau county, you have to watch out for it. airport delays are extensive. all major airports seeing an of the storms out there that we are tracking. here is that storm that moved over the gcp and lie. it is now a situation near hillside. you could see near laguardia, still heavy rain up towards saddle rock. 200 or almost 200 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes with this cell. rain coming down at the rate of 4.25 inching an hour. it moves to estates, valley stream, because that's the direction it is going in. we've got another cell in pennsylvania, near buckingham, that sort of sitting here, but you have to watch out over western new jersey for this. a wall of water, with the rain fall, the rate of 2 to 3 inches of water, already a flash flood water warning for portions of the regio

once you get to laguardia it is an accident. this is the map here on the grand central parkway west right at laguardia, an accident being cleared from that stretch. we'll keep an eye on that for you. downed wires to watch for. tappan zee bridge moving smoothly. hudson river crossings off to a really nice start as well, and no problems as you head over to the white stone or rfk. going outside to our web cam, a look at the l.i.e. through suffolk county no problems to report this morning. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. back to you michelle, ken. >>> 5:46. manhattan legend. a look back at the life and legacy of irving fields, next. >>> a little boy's heartwarming mission to help the flood victims in louisiana. . >>> a midtown icon who tickled the ivories for decades will be laid to rest tomorrow .10 1- year-old irving fields was a favorite on 58th street adenine know's where he played the piano and created fusion albums, a combination of jewish his recipe for a long life was to do something you l

passengers lined up at laguardia airport, ready to bother a flight to miami. the zika threat leaving some worried. >> i think it's always a concern. >>reporter: others are avoiding the region all together. >> no, i wouldn't do that. that's dangerous. >>reporter: the centers for disease control and prevention for the one-mile neighborhood of miami where so far it's believed 14 people have contracted the virus through mosquito bites. >> that could be because some of the mosquitoes are resistent to those insecticides or they haven't gotten rid of all the standing water or that this is a really tough area to control the mosquitoes in. >>reporter: here at home health department trucks are spraying pesticides in some neighborhoods like this area of flushing, queens where there is a large asian tiger mosquito population, though n tested positive for zika. the spraying is a preemptive measure, part of the city's $21 million effort to keep the virus out >> we don't want to wait until we find it in a mosquito. we want to take action now. >>reporter: now, today in suffol

two lanes are shut down by laguardia airport. delays are >>> police are on scene of a double shooting. one victim is dead, another in the hospital. let's get to brian thompson of "today in new york," he has the latest. brian? >> reporter: michael, we're a few blocks from interstate 78. indeed, police con narm a man is dead. a woman who possibly may be pregnant. they haven't full you releaguesed that information. this is a total of six people who have been shot and killed in newark in the past 72 or so hours. police are still investigating exactly what happened here. we do know this. it appears to be an unknown person who shot these two individuals in the home on seymour avenue, just a little bit after midnight. the man is dead at this point. the police and motive to this, nor do we know exactly why these people, if they were in their bedroom or some other place in the house when it happened just after midnight. as far as six fatalities now in a little over 72 hours. three happened friday night, one saturday night, one overnight s

laguardia is a couple hours to miami but zika concerns are spreading by the second. >> it is terrible. it's so scary. >> reporter: and so is nadia, an emt waiting for a flight tonight. >> we have protocols of course, >> reporter: the wynwood district in miami considered off limits for pregnant women. that's because so-called homegrown zika is spreading. at least 14 suspected zika cases now on the book, more expected. the cdc is dispatching emergency response teams to florida. >> our primary concern is the apparent connection with microcephaly. >> reporter: physicians say any pregnant women who travel to this area on or after june 15th should speak to their doctors. pregnant women who live in or travel to the area should first and second trimesters of pregnant even if they have no symptoms. men with symptoms should wait a full six months. >> most of my patients are very anxious, you know. this is their baby. >> reporter: 12 of these 14 cases are among men, and symptoms are usually mild, making zika harder to detect. infected mosquitos typically don't travel far, but it's a different st

on the grand central parkway, this is approaching laguardia airport. delays back to roosevelt avenue. and an accident on the westbound side of the jackie robinson parkway at metropolitan avenue. delays back to main street. on the southbound side of the major deegan expressway, an accident near yankee stadium. delays back to burnside avenue. alt night side parking is in effect citywide. be safe. don't text and drive. >>> new fallout after a security scare last week, a terminal was evacuated after false reports of a shooting which later turned out to be a rowdy celebration. senator schumer is calling for a federal review of airport security, including training, coordination and crisis communication. >> well, we saw what happened when there would be a would-be terrorist incident, panic ensues. we're lucky in this incident, not only that there was no terrorist incident, but that no safety, which can often happen. >> governor cuomo has already announced a state review of the incident. >>> now to campaign 2016. republican nominee donald trump may be softenin

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. >>> new tonight, a delta flight landing at laguardia hit a snag this afternoon when the plane's tire blew after landing at the airport. angry passengers still on plane took to social media asking the airline to update them about the eta. chopper 4 was over the scene around 3:30. you can see the crews towing the plane back to the gate. delta said there was a maintenance check and everything resumed as normal. >>> all the talk on the campaign trail still about donald trump's comments about the family of a soldier who was killed in iraq. after that fallen soldier's father trashed trump at the democratic national convention andrew siff is outside trump tower in midtown where there was a protest today. andrew, bring us up to date. >> reporter: well, pat, it's worth remembering the calendar. here we are in august now. september, october, november, election day. this is late in the game. and as you indicated, so much of the focus right now on the way in which republican nominee donald trump has dealt with the gold star parents, whose son died in combat. >> please welcome -- >> reporter: tha

this is a live shot near laguardia airport. the reason of this, there is construction in the yourself a little extra time to get to your flight on time. >>> good-bye to gawker.com. the gossip website shuts down today after nearly 14 years online. one final posting this afternoon is titled "mission demolished." univision closed the website, but will run its six other blogs >>> now to today's consumer report. many of you have insurance for several aspects of your life. we're talking home, your health, the list goes on. >> lynda baquero will talk about one type of insurance you may not know about. >> this is called terrorism risk insurance. what it is and how it's paid for has changed drastically since 9/11. terrorism insurance itself has existed long before 2001, but the size and scope of the ck insurance industry, which had to come up with a new way to conceptualize and price the risk of terrorism. the president forced the government to share the burden of those potential losses. under the law, insurance companies are required t

but the action happening in the s shadow of laguardia's air traffic control tower is make believe. this is von college one of the top schools in the country training the next generation of air traffic controllers. >> one of the things we train now. what is the consequence of your instruction? >> this training has huge implications for every air traveler because there is a critical shortage of controllers. >> the current staffing levels are at a crisis level. >> reporter: the national air traffic controllers association. he works at the radar facility that handles every plane departing and arriving into jfk, laguardia and newark. >> we have approximately 134 certified professional controllers. those are the individuals fully certified, no longer required training. we are authorized to have 226. that gives you a sense of the deficit. >> reporter: 4 investigates reviews a department of transportation report that shows controller staffing at a 27-year low. since 2012, the total number has been on the decline to over 13,900. that includes controllers who are on the job trainees and the

construction delays heading westbound by laguardia airport. we still have the ramp to the bqe shut down. heading over to the george washington bridge, everything looks good heading into the tolls. at the lincoln tunnel, the tube shut down because of a disabled garbage truck. little more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> new this morning, police sent us a chilling video. katherine crea the man police are desperate to find. kat? >> reporter: kerry, not just co-workers of the victims at this gas station who know about the attack and the robbery. also customers who know the victim and tell us he is so hard working and they're angry that this would happen to him. there was a young man, a suspect who walked up to the victim. he had a knife in his hand. he pressed that knife against the victim's back. it happened a couple of days 9:25 at night. police just released that new video. the gas station is petroleum gas at west 167th street. the suspect is described as 18 to 20 years old, 5'11", 220 pounds. he did get away with $200 in cash. he grabb

the i-team exposed a similar problem last month that newark and laguardia airports. in response to our reports, senator charles schumer asked the department of homeland security to investigate, including the lack of a unified security camera system at any of our airports. >> we have all seen this in apartment buildings and other places. we need that at our airports. it is very simple. >> we asked the port authority instead we got this statement. quote, video from last night's incident about jfk is being reviewed by port authority police detectives. otherwise the port authority does not discuss specifics of its multilayered security approach. senator schumer has asked for a report on how last night's response unfolded and he is expecting a report. >>> coming up, bruce beck one on one interview with olympic my son has meningitis b. his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death with

laguardia will eventually have a state of the art central terminal, and work will be completed in 2022. >>> a parking crackdown in island's five towns has residents scrambling. people are outraged over the sudden blitz of parking tickets. >> reporter: pay attention to the signs in woodmere where parking is free, unless you get a ticket. >> get it right $135? >> reporter: this lock smith has a business, and he says the 90 minute rules are rarely this week. penalties not posted. >> you may find red lights $50, but this was penciled in. >> reporter: they say it's double new york city's rate, and it's unacceptable with no meters. shoppers must part on the street or in the designated lots. >> we are in front of people's homes, all the way street. >> reporter: celest came out to see chalk on her tires for the first time. the town says intermittent enforcement has been going on for years but the crackdown came in response to complaints that cars were left overnight and rarely moved. >> it's entirely free parking. price. >> reporter: up to 8 hours of parking is nearby for free. >> i got a tick

out by laguardia airport where earlier this was backed one construction. you can see cones have moved

it still feels like 93 at laguardia. it got up to 93 for an actual high temperature in new york city. you don't see that too often. an excessive heat warning, all weekend, right through sunday at 10:00 p.m. and where you don't have an excessive heat wa advisory over eastern parts of long island. even going right down to the coast, you don't get much in the way of relief. along with the heat and humidity, which is florida- like. you are getting big thunderstorms that develop during the afternoon. those have since weakened. we have one little batch moving through parts of orange county, moving into dutches, also another batch moving into western parts of sullivan county. caused some damage. lightning, look at the tremendous amount of lightning so, barely going below 80 tonight for a low. and back up into the mid 90s. so at least as warm as it was today for tomorrow's heat index values between 105 and 110 degrees. is there any relief in sight? we'll talk about that in your full accuweather forecast coming up. >> the fact th

lake low 80s and low humidity. 80 around laguardia. 76 belmar, to 77 toward toms river. we are looking at a southwest wind going northwest, going to feel better today with that going on. a left over shower exiting the north shore of long island, suffolk county there. forks and i'll slide on past toward fisher's island. you see this lane of showers is with this front sagging southward. a wind dries us out. this afternoon 77. folks around jersey with a shower or thunderstorm starting at 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m. if you are up early like some of us, very early tomorrow morning. then temperatures back in the mid to upper 80s again today and tomorrow. with the wind small craft advisory in effect. so stay in port except on long island sound. out in the atlantic the waves are 3 to 5 feet with the northwest wind gusting up. 88 today, warm, less humid. friday and humid. more of the same on saturday. and then sunday we are at 86 and finally we have to get a break next week, front comes through monday and it will be less humid and temperatures in the low 80s by tuesday. so th

>> eight straight days of 90 plus heat at laguardia. today, monticello, barely above 70 degrees. you were away from the heat but, look at what you're doing with with the cloud cover out there, chance of some rain currently. a bunch of 70s up here. let's pick a spot. go out to the island. 71 right now, this comes in from matt in selden. he's got the clouds matt is saying, lucked out with no rain today. looking forward to less humidity in the coming days. i will say this much for you, the area where you are from, you need some rain, probably more than any other portion of the tri-state area. and you are right, you did not get any today. i don't see a lot on the horizon. outside right now, not a lot on the horizon for eastern long island. cloudy right now, 73 degrees. your high temp today was 80 4 degrees cooler than average. we were just saying, where's all the heat? it was not with us today. 100 degrees was the record set in 1933. there will be a lot of 100 degree days in new york city. what you should expect, flood watch in effect for a good chunk of our area until 6:00 in the mo

sign of the times for travelers at laguardia airport, arrange everyone about the zika virus. >> scary, very scary. >> reporter: the announcement now adding to the growing concerns. >> five individuals have been confirmed as local cases of zika are con necked to the area. >> reporter: two residents and three tourists including one from new york are the locally transmitted cases in miami beach, just 24 hours after local officials denied the disease was there. the cdc added a 1.5 square mile area to the travel advisory, warning pregnant women and their partners to stay away, in addition to the wynwood area that has already been put in the zone. >> mmi grandchildren are there. we have to be careful, but everyone has to protect themselves. >> i would still go to miami beach. >> reporter: would the news about zika keep you from going to miami beach? >> it would. it really would. >> i would not want to be a native down there or visiting as a tourist either. >> reporter: if more people feel that way, it could devastate the city some call industry. >> if it hits hard, people will find somewher

steve: since the arrival of the principal, laguardia's admission process has been altered in favor of academic scores. alison: two neglected parks in manhattan getting the attention they need. city officials broke ground at the playground on east broadway streets. for the first time in 20 years. these are the first parks to be fixed up. steve: thinking about spending a night at the waldorf? don't wait too long. a spokesperson says it will stop taking reservations at the end of february of next year and final checkout will be march 1st. earlier this summer, the waldorf's owner announced plans to convert 1,000 rooms into luxury condos. the renovations will take alison: an about face from donald trump after spending no money at all on political ads. steve: trump's strategy in his first wave of spots and a look back at some of the most memorable ads. alison: the endless search for work-life balance. what happens when men are the bread-winners. steve: first here's tonight's new york minute. broadway came to the bronx organized by the mayor's office to expose more people to what broadway ha

lisa marches laguardia admission process has been altered in favor of academic scores and attendancen states with the new administration's criteria talent counts for only 14% of the admissions process and this is resulted they say in hundreds of talented students being denied admission. >> our goal is for the artistic aspect of the education at laguardia to be as important as the academics. that's the whole idea of having a holistic process of having them audition and also looking at their grades. and if one is out weighing the other then that's a problem. >> well city education department officials say high schools set their own admissions criteria and laguardia'sare in line with current regulations but those behind the petition well they plan to meet with education leaders hoping to change the standards. >>> in minnesota two groups joined together for a game of football. >> high school football team and a home for senior citizens as fox's maury glover shows us the day means a lot more than meets the eye. >> reporter: at the colony of eden activities help keep the senior citizens yo

people were dragging luggage into laguardia on foot from the taxi. it affected passengers and their flights. a lot of people was upset. coworkers was upset trying to get here. nobody could actually get to their, um, you know, to the airport because of all the construction and the traffic. >> reporter: here's your big choke point. 94th street the entrance to the airport. because that entrance ramp is close, all the traffic has to cross at the intersection. gridlock here means you have to walk in from east elmhurst. that's what happened monday. >> people were double parking their cars and leaving their cars and walking into the airport. it was kind of look, you know, at the end of the civil war when the troops were straggling back home. >> reporter: he was trying to drop off his niece trying to get to the airport. >> we got a wheelchair for someone who was on the side of the road, look like she was going to have a heart attack. >> reporter: we saw this outbound passenger from outside the airport tuesday. and didn't want to risk getting stuck on the way

back to you. >> thank you very much, susan li from laguardia.f course delta has had a rough go in the stock market. >> the stock market has been a terrible stock. holy cow. the cash flow so huge. can't get out of its own way. >> why? >> people feel look, the numbers come down. the numbers. a price war all over the place. the price cutting has been big. i know people get on the planes and it's always an extremely full flight. it doesn't matter. there are price wars all over the country. and no one is -- >> surprising. for a long time they were holding back. holding back. >> oh, my. >> really keeping -- >> yeah. >> so it's all the nightmare scenario we used to have. >> right. and we didn't for some time and suddenly the guys were earning more than their cost of capital a first time ever maybe in the history of the industry. >> gave big profits, a lot of these places did very big profit share with employees, which, you know, the pencil pushers on wall street don't want to see. >> right. >> the group is historically cheap. southwest air is cheap. bu

we're live at laguardia coming up in a moment. >>> and prowlers at the pump. a new device is ripping off drivers at gas stations. >>> and a family who wakes up to a fire on their front lawn. for a killer on the run. >>> 73 degrees on this monday, august 8th. great start to the workweek. lots of sun, low humidity, highs in the mid-80s. good morning, i'm mary calvi. >> i'm chris wragge. we will have traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment. first, here's the morning news go. >> breaking overnight, one of the nation's largest air carriers is dealing with a major computer outage this morning. all flights on delta air lines are currently grounded. pictures passengers stuck at airplanes around the country and overseas. we will have a live report coming up. >>> more breaking news, at least 53 people have been killed and dozens injured in the bombing a government-run hospital in pakistan. we will have the details coming up in a moment. >>> it's the whole entire world against you. >> a mother's angry message to her daughter's killer. was strangled and sexually assault

laguardia and me. and i don't think we were such bad mayors. >> anyway, thank you very much for joining us, mr. mayor. >> thank you. >> and today donald trump receiving his first classified intelligence briefing. how do these intelligence briefings work? and how much information is trump getting? former new hampshire governor john sununu goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta, how are you tonight? >> i'm very well. i should also add that you were chief of staff to president bush 41. you are very familiar with how these briefings work. >> 100 years ago, greta. >> is it 100? i thought it was like 50. >> anyway, tell me. how do these briefings happen and how much information do the candidates get? >> well, there is really, in my opinion, three levels of briefings. between now and the election, mrs. clinton and donald trump will be getting a briefing that focuses primarily on the top line so to speak. on what's happening around the world on the concerns that we have about things th

first up, highs across the area today. 87 for laguardia. 88 for belmars. we get 90s on the map come close to new jersey, it fell shy to fair weather cumulus clouds decorating the sky. we're looking at brooklyn to lower manhattan checking the numbers in the park. we go from 85 passed the 88 degrees mark where we hit the high number earlier this afternoon. we see temperatures starting to fall right now. 87 for comac. temperatures 85 for white plain8 7 right now in new -- it was taken earlier. although we have the highest temperatures and we have humidity, we're on freeze. that's worry free for us. thunder threat comes in late on sunday. not a total wash of the day. that's a heads up that changes are coming in for next week. it will bring in new temperatures and a new air mass. highs across the area, it will be similar tomorrow than what they were today. as far as the evening goes, we'll the 70s. zooms in for our city field. zach brown concert to outdoors and no threat of showers. if you have outdoor plans tonight, everything is a go. a thin layer of clouds f

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already at noontime, 102 at laguardia to the park and 104 around newark. easily these go to 105, 108 particularly north and west. and that's why we have this heat warning that is in effect for the five boroughs. everybody else has a heat advisory which is just going to be quite hot. now, not a lot of thunderstorms have fired up yet. you see they are starting to get together here. that means th will be later today, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00. on futurecast, 93 by 3:00. 105, 108 for the real feels. then the thunderstorms pop up this evening, 7:00, 8:00 at sunset. some can make it through the area, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 tonight you will need the umbrella. heavy thunderstorm at midnight, just to the south of the city. and it will be quite hot pretty much all weekend long. we will be back in the mid-90s thunderstorms in the afternoon. today and tomorrow 105, 110 is the real feel. much of the area, 100 to 105. you have to go all the way out to the far eastern end for it to feel a little better. it will be quo hot and huh -- quite hot and humid. thunderstorms later. we will ta

people have it on their boats and 80s to 84 degrees. 87 in the park and we had 89 in laguardia. we have a light south wind right now. looking at temperatures across the map. this is what we had the afternoon. summerville to 88 degrees. monticello made it to 82. on the island, 87. monday to have at 87. expect the numbers to slide back into the 80s or back into the 70s by about 8:00 as we head into sunset. clouds do creep in. the muggy air returns and we've covered that. thundershowers are a threat. as early as midnight, we could see spotty showers. here's the flow on the map showing the satellite. tomorrow, it's a mostly cloudy day. i wouldn't surprised to see a break or two of sun, but once it gets humid, we're going to see storms at any time of the day. we have a little heat to in the form of the big heat coming in. the same stories on tap for thursday. we're going to have the pattern repeat itself several days in a row. temperatures hot, in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees and we're surpassing 90 in some spots. it sets the stage for afternoon thunderstorms at least the threat

the flight was landing at laguardia at 3:30 when officials say one of the tires blew out. a maintainans crew changed the tire. dari: the pilot of the hot air balloon crash in texas was once arrested for dwi. a police officer in missouri tells the associated press that the pilot was arrested there in 2000. he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor two years later. the ntsb has not confirmed the report. all 16 people aboard, including the pilot, were saturday when their balloon crashed in a field that was 30 miles south of austin. the ntsb is trying to figure out the cause of the crash but says the pilot was federally certified to fly balloons. kerry: it is legal for licensed gun owners in texas to carry concealed weapons on to public college campuses. this allows guns in school buildings, classrooms and dorms. there have been passionate views on both sides of the issue. >> the council were very involved in the development of the policies. clearly we had to follow the law and many students, i would say most students and most faculty, did not support it. kerry: today is the 50th ann

if there were an l out to laguardia, or met ra, metro, whatever, the subway system here, i'd take it.> l meaning elevated train. we've been getting a lot of tweets. why is dr. j always late? now you know why he's been late. >> he's been looking for the l in new york city. >> it's the airport. >> oh yeah, the laguardia construction is a nightmare. that's why. >> so now i'm either private or into newark. one or the other. >> only you would know. >> one or the other. >> i want to get back to some of the stuff we were talking about during the breaks. you're mentioning whether or not you impute mylen's woes to the rest of health care. we talk about how it is an impact on health care in that it is in the health care etf, so if mylan falls it has a pressuring effect on that etf. how do you separate that as a value investor? somebody who looks at fundamentals. >> i think if you're looking at mylan right now, you have to realize that for the next week, two weeks, maybe three weeks, it's going to be ground zero of this debate. in my eyes, you stay away from it for that reason. however, looking

newark and laguardia at 84. islip, 79. it was like that all around the tri-state. right now it is 80 degrees in central park. we have a light northwesterly wind at 10 miles an hour. no gusts today. visibility is great and there is still plenty of sunshine to go around out there. right now, it's in the mid 80s in jackson heights. s green ridge 82 degrees. we have 75 in monticello. you were in the 40s this morning. 70s across long island and long branch. the on shore flow from the southwest has cooled you down, but the southwesterly wind has helped you warm up today. a little cooler for south-facing shores because the winds coming humidity is still extremely comfortable between 35% and about 45% in most cases. these conditions will rise though. that's going to change as the southwest wind continues to bring us warmth from this area where the temperatures are in the 90s and a bit more humid. in the meantime, 66 in the city tonight. tomorrow, warming up a little bit more w sunshine. still a high temperature of 84 in the city tomorrow afternoon. it gets hot on friday. t

we're going to bring it to you as it begin >>> news out of laguardia airport. a delta flight landed safety after reporting a blown tire. fortunately no one was injured. >>> a growing course that people are denouncing trump for the criticism of muslim militant -- two cyber security firms say evidence shows the breaches of dnc were likely linked to russian hackers. >>> sex offenders on parole in game craze pokemon go. governor cuomo issued the directive today that will prohibit them from downloading, accessing or engaging pokemon go and all other internet gaming activity. it will apply to sex offenders on parole. >>> the israeli military is banning its soldiers from playing pokemon go while on military bases. officials say the game uses c cameras and location services that could leak sensitive information. the military is concerned that soldiers could download a fake application. >>> a pesticide company offering to pay $87 million for causing a vacation nightmare. the family sickened by a pesticide during a caribbean sick. he was paralyzed after checking into a c

westbound out by laguardia. delays go boulevard. one westbound on the parkway and finally on the l.i.e. it's eastbound, that accident out after glen cove road. expect delays in both directions. we'll have "weather and traffic on the 4s" coming up on the 4s. >> turkey's president now blaming isis for turning a wedding celebration into a bloodbath. funerals were held. there were 51 people killed near the syrian border. young person between the ages of just 12 and 14 was used to carry out that attack. joe biden is due to travel to turkey this week. >> today the trump rally. questions swirl around his stand on immigration. he's planning a big speech on that issue on thursday. he's called for the creation of a deportation forest that would seek out undocumented immigrants. but his new camn says that issue is, quote, to be determined. and sean hannity of fox news now talking about rumors that he is advising donald trump's campaign. hannity tells "the new york times" he's not a journalist, he's a longtime friend of trump's and they share i

one of the warm spots, laguardia a high of 84. 80 in islip. we've been very fortunate these last couple of days and nights where temperatures dropped into the 50s and 60s. tomorrow you may notice the humidity climbs. it will feel muggy. on this weekend, showers and storms for saturday. not all day. this is a line that will be moving through progressively throughout the day. we expect sunday to be great. park. same thing in mill basin. 77 at jfk. temperatures inland are warmer. mostly in the 80s from poughkeepsie to trenton. 79 in monticello. it's pleasant everywhere. dry air across the region. no storms on the radar just yet. we will see that change when we get into saturday. the trend for this evening is clear skies later tonight, 50s again in liberty and madison. not as many 50s as last night but cool. south/southwest wind tomorrow brings in humidity. temperatures climb higher. 87 in poughkeepsie. 84 in the city. not oppressively hot but warmer. is there a slight risk a few of these thunderstorms coming severe. it's dry most of the day. we'l

. >>> just a week after a major security scare at kennedy airport, this morning laguardia had one. just after 9:00 a.m., the tsa reported a possible breach in forced passengers to wait outside. as it turns out, the person did not actually cross into a secure zone after they sorted through all of it. over the weekend, both senator charles schumer and governor cuomo called for an overview of security procedures at airports. >>> better get baquero for the best gps tracking watches for kids and how they work. >>> we'll show you what's being done on a barge proposal. >>> a cooler start to the workweek with a much-needed break from the sweltering heat, but how long will it last? welcome. it's me! the extra crispy colonel. my extra crispy, twenty dollar fill-up feeds a family of four. it's crunchy! juicy! and oh so tasty. kfc. >>> new at 5:00, it is a climb that three new york men are probably regretting. earlier this morning, police say three men were allegedly scene climbing the eastern tower of the bear mountain bridge. they were promptly arrested. the suspects told them they were ther

it's working its way toward laguardia and moving into brooklyn shortly. the hudson valley saw a lot of rainfall today. we've had reports of up to 3 inches and eastward. long island is getting a dose of rain toward the east around the hamptons. you are seeing some downpours there but we don't have any advisories in effect as of yet. there are several warnings and there on the map right now. this goes until about 1230 for portions of new jersey and new york city. elsewhere it's a flash flood we've had problems across somerset county. the rubber has been swollen and the creeks have been swelling up as well. we are seeing blood flooding in a lot of areas and some rescues being reported. we are still unsettled across the northeast. tomorrow we are not out of the woods. tomorrow morning i anticipate more rainfall. i think things will taper off by the afternoon with highs near 80 degrees. >> the weather is in texas. the town was hit by about x inches of rain in two hours. christina: on the road to the white house, the father of a muslim soldier killed in iraq is

checkey beckford is at laguardia with travelers talking about new developments. >> reporter: that they are. so many people from our area travel to south florida and south beach. we talked to a couple who's boarding a plane right now. they're headed to south beach to five cases have now been linked to the miami beach area. one of the cases is a tourist who is from new york. we're told that tourist has returned home at this point, so the cdc now warning pregnant women or women hoping to become pregnant or their partners not to go to miami beach or south beach. three people infected in miami beach were tourists. from taiwan. two others are south florida residents. this brings the total number of local transmissions, and that means people who were bitten by mosquitos in florida, to 36. florida's governor rick scott is asking the federal government for more resources to fight the spread of infection. >> these are essential for pregnant women. i repeatedly called on the federal government for these additional test kits. today we have not received additional resources for them. >> i'm sure we

other big story of the day, but now we have your -- airport delays, thunderstorms popping up this laguardia, they've got to navigate. if you're expecting someone to come in, likely there will be delays as we go through the rest of the evening. in the meantime, we're tracking the thunderstorm, popping up all over the radar, the big one right now is south of flemington, new jersey. this has a ton of lightning with it, around hope. minutes. then another cluster near clinton, a much smaller cluster. two big storms here with a lot of rain. precipitation rate is 3 inches per hour. that's the rate at which it is falling. so likely to see some flooding over parts of hunterdon and warren county. this one over staten island, south beach, sea gate, wait out we have another cluster between sussex, remember, if you hear thunder, move indoors immediately, because the storm is close to you. up to the north, over the hudson valley, we've got thunderstorms as well. over sullivan and olster county, underneath the cells are extreme downpours in some cases. they're moving off to the east generally and when we

long island railroad coming to laguardia airport. you don't have to get into a car. >> reporter: the second track will also allow service. one to two trains per hour. eventually a third track will be added in central nassau. commuters just relieved the project is moving full speed ahead. >> anything to lighten up the traffic would be fantastic around here because it's crazy. >> reporter: the governor stressing that the second track here will not be infringing on any of the area homeowners. it is expected to be complete in 2018. trying to escape to jamaica. clifford perkins never showed up for his sentencing hearing earlier this month. he was found guilty previously for his role in a deadly motorcycle crash two years ago. he will be sentenced on wednesday. >>> coming up, ever wonder how burglars decide which homes to rob? tonight convicted burglars reveal their i-team exclusive. >>> a six-year project to clean toxic chemicals out of the hudson may not have been effective. >>> the temperatures cool down to the 50s and 60s, even in fios

one to new york's laguardia airport. we will keep an eye on any other changes passengers left stranded yesterday are receiving refunds or $200 travel vouchers. delta tweeted out in the last few hours the people affected by cancellations today will caused the power failure or why the computer system wasn't able to recover quickly. >>> new this morning, tewksbury police tweeted out this picture of a water main break at the corner andover street. you can see a huge puddle of water bubbling the road. water service in that area will be impacted for several hours. >>> a father has now admitted to killing his daughter. walter desilva is charged with shoot 19-year-old sabrina de silva nine times outside home from grocery shopping when she was killed. according to court documents obtained the father told investigators he killed his daughter because she was dating an older man. in 2002 de silva was convicted of attempting to kill his ex-wife who was sabrina's mother. >>> accused of raping a child. they believe eric william multipl

and if you look at what the hottest reading was in our laguardia, 91. both of those spots now have their sixth straight day of 90-plus heat. so the heat wave continues for you. take a look at radar picture. vortex satellite and radar showing out goes one big system, now a break for everybody. and we're just starting to see another line make its way in. and we'd like to track the front end of this system, into new york city. and i think this is sometime between 2:00, 3:00 in the morning f. that holds itself together, metro area, west of new york city, earlier than that. and the bigger, broader picture, you want to look at how the air is flowing. the reason we're not catching any relief humidity-wise, that one storm pushed through, but we still have a southwest flow with our atmosphere. and once you get this second band moving through, humidity will be once can you tap into a true northerly wind. and that's not gonna be until you get way out here by some of this air mass around the pacific northwest. we have to wait sometime for true relief. it gets bette

there is a larger police presence at jfk and laguardia. two flights from dia to jfk are delayed until after midnight. >>> a man is in critical building collapsed in elizabeth. the man and his wife were tearing down a shed, on columbine trail when the roof fell on him. the man in his late 50s was airlifted to a hospital. the wife was walking around after the accident, and was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. >>> a vigil honored those killed and still missing from an apartment explosion in among the eight unaccounted for. at this point, they don't know what caused the explosion on thursday. it is still under investigation. >>> in the middle of the day in broad daylight police say four people robbed a dispensary in denver. this happened just before 2:00 this afternoon. on east yale, just west of monica parkway. police say they're looking for three men whose faces were covered and also a woman. they did not provide any suspects. at left one of hem had a -- at least one of them had a gun. >>> aurora police are also searching for a suspect

in front of laguardia airport moving fine, construction westbound is wrapped up, you about. as for the bqe off to a good start and trained on or close to schedule, street cleaning rules in effect today. duke: tragic story. a sixth person has died after the awful crash. juliet: we were telling you a wife of the 80 when-year-old ran who died was in critical, unfortunately she has died as well. police say the driver of a police say the subaru may have been speeding. witnesses say it was as it approached slowing cars in a work them. ernie: a police officer in new jersey helps rescue people from a burning home by catching them as they fell. video of the monday afternoon fire was posted to the police department's facebook page, officer brian gaye was one of the first on scene and the girl who had already escaped told him four more people were inside. he cut two of the girls who jumped from an upstairs window and a baby boy dropped down to him by a woman. the woman got out using a ladder neighbors found thanks to officer gaps quick action nobody was seriously hurt, no word how the

we end up in the 70s to right around 80 this afternoon. 78 in bridgeport and 81 at laguardia. can't ask for better weather in august considering we just got over a heat wave and a little bit more heat is coming of course, but this evening will be fantastic. low humidity continues. sunshine will continue for this evening. tomorrow we've got a nice sunny day with temperatures in the low to mid 80s. sparta is at 82 right now. madison. 80 in sussex. 70s across long island. westhampton is at 74. and the skies are clear throughout much of the northeast. only a few patchy clouds here and there. generally clear skies across the tri-state. look farther to the south and we see some scattered showers and storms, but that's where they'll stay over the carolinas down over towards georgia and the mississippi river valley. intensifying, spiraling toward belize now. this is our infrared satellite. it shows us the temperature of the cloud tops. the darker the red, the higher the tops, the bigger the thunderstorms. a lot of heavy rain coming ashore with this across the yucatan peninsula. cancun

laguardia at 97 yesterday. islip, 91. were over 105 in the areas in the mid-90s yesterday. 76 in middle village. valley stream as well. 74 in staten island. hudson valley seeing a couple of 60s way to the north and west. thunderstorm activity really dying out. you see lightning frames coming out of the eastern p.a. but it subsides. county, northern half of new jersey and even the city could see a sprinkle early on this morning. look at these feels-like temperatures. by 5:00, it will feel like 104 in the city with the heat and humidity. temperatures, 105 in south brunswick. does it get any better on saturday? we're looking at 107 in the city by 3:00 saturday afternoon, poughkeepsie, 103. in terms of showers and thunderstorm threat today, for the early afternoon, kind of quiet. showers and storms during the afternoon and evening hours. it looks like from the city on north and west, the greatest chance of that activity and tomorrow the same thing again plays out and seeing a few more showers and storms towards the south and