in linden they were hoping to meet the midnight deadline, and they certainly did. valerie? >> reporter: maurice, we were here when the crews wrapped up their work in the last half an hour, and you can see the traffic is moving freely behind me, and as you mentioned, it was an all day ordeal that left drivers finding new ways to pass the time. >> reporter: nearly 12 hours after crash first happened, road workers and emergency crews were working to clear the scene in the southbound lanes of the turnpike near linden, new jersey. chopper 2 flew over the area, and you can see where the roadway remained closed after dark. the day's delays started a the 10:30 when the dump truck overturned, careened into the overpass and caught on fire. the driver did not survive, and this evening when the crews removed the truck, you could see how bad the damage was. the crash caused an all-day bumper-to-bumper nightmare. >> it was really bad, especially around 12. it was completely stopped, and no one was moving. >> reporter: 250 million vehicles travel the turn part- time each year, and today c

van wyck moving slowly southbound down to linden boulevard. again, bumper to bumper here southbound van wyck into linden boulevard. van wyck south at linden, watch out for that collision. a lot of traffic on the inbound b.q.e. into the brooklyn bridge with construction at the brooklyn bridge and heading to the manhattan bridge outbound ongoing upper level construction there as well. over on 35 by 440 in perth amboy a debris spill. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back to you, ken, shirleen? >> debbie, thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," new details in the case against former subway pitch man jared fogle. the warnings one woman gave his arrest. >> also ahead the special contribute that will last for decades to come recognizing one of the teachers killed switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming. thanks to their 1 hour appointment window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg internet, hundreds o

drivers stuck for hours after a fiery crack in linden. live team coverage of what's it's doing to the evening commute. >> it looked like trees exploded all over the place. >> homes crushed, power still out tonight. people on long island dealing with a huge mess after a powerful storm. >> cracking down on k2. police commissioner bratton says synthetic marijuana fueling by the homeless. >> was it road rage? a windshield glass shattered all over children. their frightening ride through midtown. >>> good evening. i'm dana tyler. we start tonight with breaking news. the new jersey turnpike still shut down in linden after a fiery crash. tonight we've learned the driver of a truck has died in the collision. a dump truck burst in to flames under apoverpass sending thick black smoke in the air. traffic backed up for are miles. some cars even turning around and heading in the wrong direction. >> good evening. seven and a half hours since it first began. take a look at this. this is what we're still dealing with. we're live in elizabeth near linden,

this happening near exit 12 in linden, union county. the delays go back several >>> the rain clouds cleared out. not bad out there. >> no, look at this live pictures. we take it from our camera in brooklyn to the lower east side. we have pretty weather. when you get big thunderstorms, it zaps the atmosphere of moisture and energy and you are left with this, clear skies, sunshine, some of those stray cumulus clouds, fair weather that's it. you see the circle line up and downwn the east river. boat traffic. nice afternoon. here is the camera, take a tour here from our camera at 4 clear skies there. let's see what is happening with our camera on the roof. we will show you there across in the sheep meadow. today is tuesday so you have the 12:00 league and 2:00 league playing softball at the fields. we have 84 degrees. humidity of 53%. that is just enough to tack on a little bit of heat this hour. this morning showers and thunderstorms came by. half inch of rain. beautiful sunset coming up after 8:00. humidity sticks around with a spotty thu

route 1 and 9 to and past newark airport all the way down to the linden airport. pack your patience. back to you in the studio. >>> thank you. quite the scene there. tonight, police are looking for the man who attacked the first gay couple married at west point. investigators have released the photo of the suspect. the victim's husband intervened before the attacker left on his bike. if you recognize him, you are asked to call the nypd. >>> the family of a woman found dead in a texas jail there doesn't believe she committed suicide and now they are suing. it targeting the arresting officer and several waller county officials. last month, bland was arrested during a routine traffic stop and found dead in her cell a few days later. they insist that bland was doing better and was excited about starting a new job. >>> two police officers are recovering tonight after their car was rear ended after a traffic stop in brooklyn. the officers were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver of the suv has been charged with reckless endangerment, colliding with an e

from newark airport all the way down through linden, a very tough go this afternoon anywhere around linden. back to you in the studio. >>> what a mess that is. count on us to bring you updates on this traffic mess throughout the evening. you can stay in the know with the news 4 new york app. >>> tonight city leaders say the legionnaires' disease outbreak in the bronx has been contained. seven people have succumbed to the disease, but the five buildings that tested positive for the bacteria are the only ones effected. gus rosendale is in the bronx. >> reporter: they're telling us they believe the worst is over. there may be new cases. a call for new laws. by all accounts, streamline plastics did everything right. monthly cleanings on the water tanks on the roof in the south bronx, but late last week the department of health detected legionella in those tanks. >> we've been here since 1996 and we haven't had any kind of problems. >> reporter: streamline, one of five buildings that tested positive. all those locations have been sanitized. city officials believe the outbreak is contained and p

now back to linden, new jersey. an accident has one lane blocked on the northbound new jersey turnpike, and that's at truck lanes on 1. delays are back to 12, and you want to stick with the car lanes there. in the city, alternate-side parking rules in effect. >> meg, thank you. >>> billy joel brought the curtain down last night at nassau coliseum. [music] >> this is the piano man's 32nd performance and the final act for what fans call the barn it will be renovated and reopened in december 2016, but it won't be the same. the islanders are leaving for the barclays in brooklyn, and the fans say the nostalgia of the building will be erased. >> i came here for the first time today, and i was crying to be honest. i have been to over 35 games last season, and i have been coming here since i was 5. it's bittersweet. >> joel so legendary at the venue, he had his own banner flying from the rafters that will be soon brought down as well. >>> let's check in with cbs this morning. gayle king and charlie rose with the preview. go

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southbound lanes of wood avenue overpass in linden. this was about 11:00 yesterday morning. police say the driver was killed when his dump truck overturned and burst into flames much the traffic, as you can see here, backed up for miles. this delay stretched through the afternoon and evening return rush hours as engineers had inspect the bridge and the power lines were repaired. you see what people did, got out of cars, set up chairs. some were throwing the football around. some people even were on skateboards. but it was not fun. >> already been a long day for me. i want to go home. i started since, what, 4:30. >> no word on what caused that deadly crash. >>> thousands of people on long island are still without power this morning following nasty thunderstorms. the storms toppled trees on to tracks, roads and homes yesterday morning. across a wide area of the north shore. at one point, nearly 70,000 customers were in the dark. pse&g says the remaining 10,000 to 12,000 customers without tomorrow. >>> all right. 4:34 right now. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. chris, th

for now we are live here in linen -- linden, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> let's get an update from shannon sohn from high above in newscopter 7. >> we've done the tour around from the north, south, east, no matter how you try and get around this new jersey turnpike closure it's a nice mate -- nightmare. that is the southbound delay into interstate 10. what you are finding is all of this traffic is backed up getting right into interchange 10 and this is what the problem really is right here, we can show you with sky rider 7 once you get off the 10 you have an option to take to the northbound side, you can get onto the outer roadway, it is just the inner roadway that is closed down but that is where that inner roadway merges in right here and it is causing nightmare traffic. it is a little bit better than it was before but we are going to show you the reason for that. this right here coming into the center of your picture is woodbridge avenue, nice local street and it is packed with traffic and that is what all of your alternates are doing right now. it is a nightmare try

for now live here in linden, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thanks a lot. well, from the ground with to knee to the sky now. let's check in with shannon stone. she's in news copter 7 continuing the coverage with more on the traffic situation. shannon? >> reporter: yeah, and it is a nightmare to say the least. we are looking at the southern end of the closure which is happening on the new jersey turnpike at interchange 10 and we can show you with sky rider 7 which right here is the root to all evil. that interchange 10 on the turnpike, they are shutting down that inner roadway and only leaving the outer roadway open. so this is what it means for you as you travel through the area. we'll bring this shot back and you get on to interchange 10 from route 287 so we're going to bring you there first. so look at this delay on the southbound side of 287. it takes you well back into piscataway. the people trying to avoid the turnpike at all costs, they are taking route 1. look at what is doing to route 1 through mckitchen especially on the southbound side and we can

ines: the commute doing pretty well without any major issues, earlier accident south bound by linden boulevard cleared along with delays, new jersey commute doing fine and 70, the parkway and route 280. let's take a look at staten island expressway, you have your regular construction set up east bound by victory boulevard, the left lane open, two lanes open eastbound and a couple lanes open, minor delays as you pass the construction zone. bqe 11 delays because of construction. one lane closed, traffic backed up 2 atlantic avenue northbound and all lanes closed on the manhattan bound brooklyn bridge. juliet: trivia joy are pouring in for the two journalists and down on live television. ben: we are learning more about a troubled life of the shooter. teresa priolo here with what we know. >> reporter: good morning. hundreds gathered last night to remember alison parker and adam ward, two young journalists executed on live tv. as they for 8 investigators' work. they are taking a disturbing picture of vester lee flanagan who went by the name bryce williams on air. investigators say suicide

close to, that 89, 92 in linden. notice they'll be in the lower 80s am cooling sea breeze. that's the place to be. inland spots, you're still 90 to 95. playing paul at the stadium, dry, warm, humid conditions. no thunderstorms anticipated. 83 degrees your first pitch temperature. overnight low, 86 burbs not that much cooler. here's the 7 seven-day outlook. late storms on thursday. scattered thunderstormed on thursday and friday and lower 80s. it's muggy. we still could see a few scattered showers and storms in the lower 80s. let's see if there are any trouble spots out there. >> yeah. we do have a couple of problems on the road. we have some construction closures and also incidents. have incidents. q 87 to beverwick road. we have it at the turn pierks truck route 1 and 9. watch out for that in the right lane. over to the jackie robinson, it's shut down and heading over to suffolk county the l.i.e. is shut down. this is due to a multi-vehicle accident, shut down between exits 69 and 70. 5rking rules in effect. >>> it's 4:47 right now. new york state launching a new computer

new jersey turnpike in northern knowledge, a dump truck collided with a car and closed two lanes in linden. no word yet on injuries. >>> we are on the home stretch of a week long heat wave, sky 6 hd is looking at center city right now, we see climbing temperatures with a mix of clouds and sunshine, meteorologist, david murphy, is at the big board tracking the latest conditions. >> ahead of that we have one more day of the heat and humidity and perhaps storms rick. right now not a whole lot on radar but i want to point out this little precipitation to the north, that kind of marks the frontal boundary drifting in our direction, this will be here this afternoon and this evening, and ahead of it, right around philadelphia, we are expecting to fire up some of this kind of activity and we have enough dynamics in place where we could see a strong storm or two, this will be later this afternoon perhaps into the early evening hours and the prediction center agrees with this from areas down in philadelphia down to the shore, given that front coming in it could produce 60 miles per hour gusts, of co

. >> happened in the southbound truck lanes, between interchanges 12 and 13 in linden. the new jersey turnpike remains closed in both directions through this area. definitely avoid the turnpike no matter where you might be in northern new jersey. it will continue to keep you up to date. back to you. >> thank you, of course we'll follow that story very closely tonight at 5:00. >> new york live is next. have a nice day. >>> hey, everybody, welcome to new york live. happy tuesday. thank you for tuning in and spending a little time with us on this tuesday. sarah's out today, not feeling well, but filling in is our own lauren skalen. she's such a sweetheart. we've got an action packed show. it's been called the stage mother of all musicals. after you get our behind the scenes tour, you'll understand why. don't miss the outrageous ruthless the musical in our tuesday matinee. >> from bonding with carol to hanging with lady gaga, we're getting the scoop on an eventful season of real housewives with new york's own dorinda medley. everything. >> thank you, lauren and jacque. can

i've live look at the scene in linden. a truck fire shut down the north and southbound lanes. traffic backed up for miles as crews work to clear the roadway. >>> this noon investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a deadly circus tent collapse in new hampshire. >> two people died, 30 others injured. marly hall is in lancaster with how the weather may have played a part. >> new hampshire fire marshalls are inspecting what's left of the circus tent that came down yesterday in a fierce storm killing a father and his daughter. >> authorities say a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the region just before the show began. >> we don't know why they were going on at that time and what they knew. >> about 100 people were attending a late afternoon circus performance when the storm hit, packing 60 miles per hour winds. brandon was inside the tent with his son. >> the flaps on the side of the tent were open. they weren't tied down to any poles or anything. they started going crazy. people who were part of the circus just yelled run. >> investigators will look at ho

with major backups as crews try to deal with a dump truck that hit an overpass and caught fire in linden this morning. delays could be up to six hours tonight. avoid the turnpike if you can. >> police are looking for the person who shot two people after a hip-hop concert in new jersey last night. jake and big sean were performing. state police searched the woods for the shooter. while there is concern about violence and hip-hop, the ceo of all hip-hop.com says the music is not to blame. >> i think hip-hop has gotten blamed for these things for decades and decades. if you go to run d mc, they were preaching peace. ernie: the tour hits madison square garden tonight. >> a huge sinkhole causing problems in sunset park, brooklyn. a 20-foot wide by 20 feet deep hole leaking water main and nearby construction may have caused the street to collapse, opening up the hole. no one was hurt. crews are now trying to fill the hole and restore the utility service to that area. >> thousands of long islanders are still in the dark following this morning's powerful storm. skyfox hd shows uprooted trees, sc

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. >> back live in elizabeth near linden where things are still moving very slowly tonight, nearly eight hours after. >> cbs 2's valerie castro right now behind the wheel of one of our mobile 2 units. she's also stuck in the middle of gridlock. valerie, where are you right now? what's it like there? >> right now we're headed southbound on route 1 and 9. we're pretty much at a stand still. traffic has been crawling for the last several hours. at times we're not moving at all. again, every once in a while we do move. we've not gotten above probably more than 10 miles per hour on this stretch of route 1 and 9. we headed west on 495 out of the city. that's where we begin to head south. traffic has been crawling every since. we're not far from where scott is. just passing the new york airport and headed in to elizabeth. this is exactly what commuters can expect for at least the next several hours. a lot of frustration and not a lot of movement. reporting live from mobile 2, valerie castro, cbs 2 news. >>> here's a live look at the crash site tonight. new jersey state police confirming the dri

nearly 12 hours after a fiery crash in linden that killed one person. cars backed up for miles in both directions all night. the mess all caused when a dump truck struck an overpass, then burst in to flames. the victim is believed to be the truck's driver. looking live from the airport, traffic starting to move again. a turnpike authority spokesman just telling us everything should be cleared for the morning rush. >> a power line was damaged in this crash out of there and that's all burned. people who lived through this mess today hopefully will find the road flowing freely tomorrow morning. >> southbound routes 1 and 9 are closed right now, wilson avenue blocking that route for drivers trying to take a detour. and another live picture now. you can see the traffic backed up at the top of your screen because of a different truck fire that happened tonight. >>> crews are working right now to repair a giant sinkhole that swallowed a street in brooklyn. a hole formed this morning after a huge water main break in sunset park. the sinkhole is massive, about 2

for now we are live here in linden, new jersey, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> toni, thank you. what a mess. another view of all of this from newscopter 7. shannon sohn above it all and it looks like they are beginning to pull that truck out of there. >> reporter: yeah, they are finally making a little bit of progress just about half an hour ago, it was still on its side but we showing you with sky rider 7. look at the damage to the tires there and the front end of this vehicle, burst into flames. we can also show you here exactly how this accident transpired. this is the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike on that outer roadway but you can see the three roadways next to it are all still closed down if you look really closely underneath the overpass you've got the wires down and utility workers on the scene trying to clear that up for you. that is why only that northbound outer roadway is open and let me tell you, when i say nightmare delays that is exactly what i mean. to give you an idea there is exactly 5.8 miles between interchange 12 and interchange 11 and i can

matt: thank you very much --oung: inyoung:, reporting ,hank you very much, inyoung reporting from lindenlcome back. we want to get a check on the markets right now. , looks like it has been a down day for us, the europeans, the asians, the entire globe. good news is that we are paring losses from earlier in the morning. still, markets are down across the board. the s&p is down by 9/10 of 1%. overnight we did see a selloff in emerging markets that also hit europe and asia. here in the u.s. investors are nervous over the possibility of higher u.s. interest rate possibly by september. follow me into the bloomberg terminal. this is a look at the function function of the s&p. you can see that almost all mode right in lost now. utilities have been going back and forth in the green. energy is the biggest focus downward at 2.9%. this has been accelerating all day. today oil has been retreating since its biggest gain in a week. right now look at that, down 4.8%. right now there is set -- there is speculation increased out which we extend that, have been talking about coming .ut of a rock -- iraq

no rain. 94 in central park. 96 your high in linden. higher humidity than yesterday because of the southwesterly flow. wintds at 5 to 8 miles per hour. 87 in garden city. cooler by the water in bridge hampton and once the sea breeze kicks in, it will be cooler at the immediate shore. before that, 92 ocean grove and 94 degrees your high temperature in franklin lakes. hot for everyone. overnight, sticky and warm. in the 70s in the city and 70s in many suburbs. even well north or west of town, we're hovering around 70 degrees. this is the time of year that the ac gets a good workout. that continues throughout this week because the humidity, yeah, it's going to be a while before we cool down. we'll keep you posted. >> plenty of time to get used to it. >> uh-huh. >> hi. >> hey lauren. >> good morning. we had one accident clear. we've had a lot of problems. very early for the problems. long island expressway by the van wyck expressway cleared. we have other issues there. a live look at the gowanus. it's a bit crowded already through industry

georgetown university which is a very quiet little garden we have created with a chair in a table with a lindenee growing out of it which is the national tree. >> thank you all. >> thank you

linden police say four men were withdrawing money allegedly with those stolen cards and they allegedly used stolen checks. the cards went missing from the mail before they turned up in fraudulent transactions. >> to get a better look at the pictures, go to our facebook page. >>> a recent uptick in crime in central park has prompted the guardian angels to resume patrols there. there has been a 26% rise in crime in central park. curtis liwa says it is safer than in the '80s but they want to keep it that way. mayor de blasio claims the park is absolutely safe. he added the police department doesn't need help from the guardian angels. >>> caught on camera,ing a wildlife visitor at the harbor in sayreville. the seal is named stash. hello, stash. you will see him in a moment. he popped his head out of the water. it's exciting to see a creature like this up close but keep your distance. don't go up to the little suckers. also important, not to feed stash or any other seals for that matter human food. >> seals, sharks, dolphins recently. >> in water, imagine that. >>> a picturesque ride on a h

always bemoaned that he should have been willing and his associate should have been willing to let lindene -- lyndon be lyndon. doris: he stood behind the teleprompter and he could never just be him. he had command of language. even when he was writing a memoir, i would write down everything he said and it was hysterical. he would say no, that doesn't sound presidential. i can't say that. he still would have been a controversial figure, but he would have been an unforgettable figure. he is the most interesting person we have ever met. charlie: on that, i thank you. a pleasure to have you here. [laughter] doris: that was your best line. [laughter] you almost got me. i/o it to history to tell you. charlie: thank you. doris: this is great. charlie: we leave you with conversation with dr. martin luther king jr. they're talking about passing the voting rights act. president johnson: if you find the worst environment in louisiana or south carolina, the one i think was the head of the school it pesky -- at tuskegee. being denied the right to cast a vote. you take that one illustration and get it

this is because of a dump truck that struck the wood avenue overpass in linden. it caught fire about 10:30 this morning. one of my friends called me and said he was stuck on the turnpike for five hours straight. >> horrible. dari: it's a nightmare. this is happening near exit 13a. joe beerman is live over the scene in skyfox. what do you know? >> well, two words for this traffic jam. historic and monumental. 20 years, i've never seen it this bad. the big picture is this is the southbound truck lanes of the new jersey turnpike south of the gothles bridge. the truck catches fire and bringing down electrical lines. there's concern about gas lines. they're working to remove the wreckage. the best information we have from the turnpike authority, it will be this way for hours and hours. sometime later this evening. now, you'll notice one, two, three lanes of the roads, of the turnpike are closed. the only thing that is open right now is the northbound truck lanes coming up to interchange 13. those three other roadways southbound are closed from 14 all the way down to 1

. >> reporter: firefighters say it was clear from the second they arrived to east 96th street and linden boulevard, they were dealing with heavy fire conditions. then they noticed a bigger problem. >> a lot of smoke forced us out of the building. >> reporter: keith murray says at least some of those occupants were his wife and children. >> everybody looking where the fire trucks are, set the whole building on fire. >> reporter: murray says when he arrived his wife was inside along with his five children. >> the smoke was coming out of the windows. just grabbing everything we could grab to try to get out. >> we got to the second floor, we had fire coming out the door to the hallway over our heads. made sure the people were safe and in place. >> the challenges didn't end there. >> [ inaudible ] >> reporter: still firefighters managed to get everyone out safely, rushing murray's wife and children in to an ambulance and giving them oxygen. >> they came fast and got them out of there. it could have been worse. thank god they came fast. >> the fire department says four people were taken to are

georgetown, university, which is a very quiet little garden we've created with a chair and a table with a lindentree growing out of it which is the czech national tree. so -- >> well, thank you all so much. >> thank you, all. >> thank you, bob -- [applause] we have more up front. we'll do a signing right here, and thank you all so much for coming. [inaudible conversations] >> interested this american history? watch american history television on c-span3 every weekend. 48 hours of people and events that help document the american story. visit c-span.org/history for more information. >> in an upstairs room in the capitol, senator ted kennedy slammed his hand down on the table with a force that shook the room. his hefty body, now raised from his seat, angled across the solid wooden surface as he glared at president george h.w. bush's chief of staff, john sununu. their heads inches apart, their heads inches apart, kennedy screamed at sununu, you want to fight? fight with me. you want to yell? yell at me. kennedy's face was red with anger. the tendons bulging from his neck. sununu suddenly became pal

northbound truck lanes reopening a short time ago after a crash closed the njt in both directions in linden. traffic backed up for miles. the dump truck hit an overpass and then burst into flames. they're checking to see if the overpass is structurally safe. >>> kentucky school kids acting up in class and a sheriff's deputy facing a federal lawsuit. we'll tell you why some say he took his power too far handcuffing the kids. >>> we hear from the father of a 9-year-old bat boy killed during a game. he's asking people to remember how much his son loved baseball. >> how much he means to me. i can't imagine what the family is going through. you'll always be in my heart. kaiser will always hold a special place in my heart. i'll never step on the field and not think of him. ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i called

identities of the two suspects 61-year-old jean valentine of brooklyn and 52- year-old mary kennedy of linden, new jersey. steve langford, cbs 2 news. >>> as a vote on the nuclear deal with iran approaches, demonstrators are stepping up the pressure on congress. from both sides. on one side holocaust survivors and local lawmakers rallying against the deal. outside congressman jerry nadler's manhattan office, they are calling on him to change his mind and voted against the deal. >> we are begging you, congressman nadler. reconsider your position. reconsider your position for america! >> the alternative to this deal is really to go to war with iran. >> meantime, supporters of the deal rallied around the corner to thank congressman nadler. they say hundreds of similar events were planned across the country. lawmakers will vote on the deal by september 17. >>> one of the hero americans who helped stop the train attack in france is back home. college student anthony sadler returned safely to sacramento. last friday, he, airman spencer stone and national guardsman alek skarlatos overpowered a gunma

. >> so it has been 50 years since president linden b johnson passed the voting right act of 1965. >> and today groups all over pennsylvania will be celebrating and calling for few changes in philadelphia, harrisburg and pit burying these groups are meeting to re authorize the voting right act, calling on legislators for things like on line and same day local voter registration meeting 11:00 a.m. at fifth and market. >> speaking of politics, donald trump takes on fox news anchor bill o'reilly, it get heated over trump's plan to build a wall between the us and mexico. >> loving those two go after it. >> ice cream contamination scare that halts production. >> 4:14. >> sue serio how are we doing weather wise today? >> we're doing okay today. we're trying to pin down this rain for tomorrow. so let's look at ultimate doppler, and our satellite radar picture to show you what we are talking about. we have some clouds around right now. this is a system we are watching, low pressure system down here, to the southwest of us, it is impacting indianna, part of ohio, right now. and here's one comp

state police tell us a dump truck smashed into an overpass this morning in linden union county. the truck overturned then burst into flames. no one was hurt. police closed lanes in both directions and told drivers to turn around. one driver posted this video writing you know traffic is bad when the cops are encouraging people to do a u turn on the highway. some were stuck in traffic for so long, they just made the best of it. take a look. this video posted to instagram. these guys decided to toss the football around while waiting for crews to clear the accident. they are still waiting because only one northbound lane is open so far. >>> speaking of football thousands of eagles fans finally got a first look at their new team. the eagles held a public training camp session at the linc today. outside the stadium, there's a big party. cheerleaders, music, swoop, face painting and a lot of new team gear to buy. fans have big expectations for the team that chip kelly crafted. especially quarterback sam bradford. >> we need to give him a chance because i know he's been hurt a couple ye

. >> fifty years since president linden brain johnson passed the voting rights act of 1965. >> and today groups all over pennsylvania will be celebrating and then kind of calling for few changes. philadelphia harrisburg, pit burying, the groups are meet to go re authorize the voting right act. they are calling on legislatures for things like on line and same day voter registration. our local group here in philly, meeting at 11:00 at fifth and market. >> in spain right now they are fearing the worse at the world's free diver is missing off the coast. >> a drug delivering drones, punches being landed, take to you ohio for the all out brawl. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >>> we were talking about having sleep overs when the pope comes disturbing things that weekend? did a cay need to find a place to sleep. >> and one said do not let chris sleep over. he is trouble. >> really? who wrote that? and how do they know? >> september under score in

linden, texas. mother's day, may 11th, 2003.tant chief of police sharon gillespie makes a routine traffic stop at a convenience store parking lot. it's all caught on the dashboard camera in her police car. >> she is a very good officer, and she is a smart, real smart person. and a real caring type person. >> after being stopped, the driver immediately exits the vehicle, and surprisingly, begins walking away. gillespie calls him back, asking for some identification. >> and when sheri stopped him, she didn't know for sure who he was, and she asked him for his id. and he said i don't have any id. but he told her his last name. >> he tells her his last name is gray. gillespie realizes he fits the description of the andrew lee gray, a man wanted by police for assaulting his girlfriend with a knife. she asks gray to put his hands on the trunk of the car. >> he placed his hands on the car, and she took her handcuffs out. he spun around to fight her. she grabbed him by the shirt and told him you don't want to do this. you're just going

>> reporter: along the appalachian trail in linden, virginia, peggy fox, wusa9. >> now the number ofple on the appalachian trail skyrocketed after last year's release of the movie wild about a woman's journey on the pacific crest trail. with the release of a walk in the woods that number is also expected to climb. >>> tomorrow morning friends and family and heartbroken colleagues will gather to say good-bye at a funeral for adam ward. he is the photographer shot down in roanoke last week and today his family held a private visitation at the high school from which he graduated and then yesterday hundreds of people gathered at an interfaith service to remember ward and reporter alison parker. many found comfort in remembering alison's continual cheer and adam's hijinx at work. parker's father is among those calling for tougher gun laws in the wake of the shootings. >>> and montgomery county is considering five options for the relocation of a confederate statue in rockville. all those locations have a connection to the civil war in some way. county executive ike leggett began work to re

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all lanes reopened late last night nearly 12 hours after the truck crashed beneath an overpass in linden and caught fire. cars were backed up for miles in both directions literally all night. >> hours remain in a lottery for people hoping to attend and interfaith service by pope francis. it will take place at the september 11th memorial and museum on september 25th. only a thousand tickets are available. the lottery is limited to the family members of 9/11 victims, survivors, first responders, recovery workers and lower manhattan residents and business owners. it closes at 9:00 this morning. for information on though apply, go to our web site, abc7ny. >>> "good morning america" is up next. george stephanopoulos is live in sometimes square. good morning. >> a lot coming up this morning including the latest on the minnesota dentist that killed the world famous lions. one of the guides appeared in court defiant as people wonder where palmer is. donald trump will be joining us ahead of the first show down republican debate. trump is the clear front- runner. we will get his debate strategy ah

and linden johnson is pushing it from washington and he's being pushed along i think, gladly. not necessarily how the things occur. he's very concerned about violence because he doesn't want to send in the army but he's willing to send in the army, if necessary. host: let's go forward to when he has to get this through the legislature. a quick snapshot of lbj's relationship with congress. mr. germany: there are a lot of conservative democrats that do not want voting rights or civil rights act. to get this passed, he need a lot of republicans to support it. so whatever bill comes through, got to have the support of republicans in the house and republicans in the senate. we will listen to everett dirksen later on. it is johnson's ability to know who does what in congress that gets this thing to work. not necessarily him putting his thumb on somebody and pushing them, but to have somebody else do the pushing. and him sort of sit back and be presidential. host: mr. califano, he speaks with the senate majority leader mike mansfield and the senate minority leader everett dirksen. ta

it is about 203 miles from south of roanoke where the shooting took place to a point near linden, virginia. which is west of washington d.c., where he was actually stopped by the state police. they say that a patrolman identified his car with an electronic license plate reader that scans license plates and alerted her that this was a car authorities were looking for. that is where he's stopped. up near washington. that little square that sticks off the part of virginia in the north, that is washington d.c. so you see how close it was to washington d.c. where he was stopped. about 200 miles from the scene. authorities were at first looking for his car. but then they discovered that he had rented a car last month at the roanoke airport. when they figured out what kind of car, then they could broadcast the description of the car to the other police authorities and that license plate number. and that was the key to stopping it. they say when the car was stopped he sped up and then eventually crashed the car and shot himself. and he died of this apparently self inflicted gunshot wound. as for t

local families are invited to bring their kids to 44th and linden streets to pick out a backpack andl it with supplies. each child will receive one backpack on a first come first serve basis. >>> students across the bay area have been making their way into the classrooms. back into the classrooms. and even more will be returning. coming up on monday, tomorrow in alameda county the unified school district will open stores to students. in santa clara county two counties will have class. don't don't county as well -- contra costa county as well. classes will also begin in san mateo county and bartolo valley and redwood city school districts. >>> there will be supply kits for children in need from the berkeley area. >> the nonprofit k to college purchased 250,000 dollars-worth of supplies for today's event. together the group will make 3,500 school supply kits and 6,000 dental kits. this is the fifth year organizers have put on this event. >>> 49er fans get their first chance to watch the up close this year's team. after losing to the houston texans on the road last weekend the 49ers are

the van wyck is moving better southbound at linden avenue. we had reports of an accident hthere. staten island expre ury eastbound from richmond avenue to clover, still delaysastarting to get closer back towards the goethals. roadwork the other direction from slosson avenue as well. aal livewlook at the l.i.e. the grand central parkway. that is the westbound ride coming towards us. also a look at the belt parkway near jfk. that's moving along without any delays. >>> let's head back to the maps where still we're dealing with a debris spill. perth amboy. the off ramp is closed from 440 southbound to state street. southbound by union hill road, a cr tash here. delays. keep that in mind as you travel t thilimorning. uptown d trains, running express due to track maintenance. effect. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> emily, thank you very much. >>> all the democratic presidential candidates will speak at the democratic national committee summer meeting. this as speculation builds over whether vice president joe biden will join the race. edward lawrence reports from washington, d.c

the backup stretches all the way to exit 3, linden boulevard. a tough go trying to get around that accident this morning. the delays are really heavy this morning. also, big problems causing a lot of slowdown, northern state parkway. actually, not much of a slowdown here. you're going to find delays in the l.i.e. reports of a tree down by glen cove road. this is from an earlier tractor-trailer fire. this is the backup into 110. there. really heavy delays this morning. alternate side meter rules in fect. more weather and traffic on the 4s. emily, thank very much. >>> 6:17. happening today, friends and family will celebrate the life of a virginia photojournalist gunned down in the middle of a live report. a memorial for adam ward takes place at his h suigh school. his family is encouraging people to wear the colors of his alma materers, salam high school and virginia tech. they're asking for donations to two skal ship funds in his name instead of flowers. >>> the yankees start auseries with the red sox after oon emotional few days where a man died

> john, i'm happy to say it's a smoother ride traveling southbound on the van wyck, and it was on linden boulevard. i just got word it's since cleared this ride is okay for you. also on the l.i.e. this morning, no real problems to report. the bq sex the only rosation on the map. you're making your way through the 90s and flowing freely. as you make your way across the span here, upper and lower levels, and inbound and outbound flowing free. >>> remembering an nba legend, and the mets remember to bring out the brooms. >> the mets begin a series field with the red sox, and they played catchup last night, the 2-run jack cutting the lead to 5-2. in the 5th, capped by a solo home run with a tie game, the 13th. lucky inning for the mets who scored 4 runs, and daniel murphy with the big one. murphy's law. >>> sad news to pass along, darryl dawkins passed away yesterday morning from an apparent heart attack. he was the first to make the lope from high school to the nba. >> he had such great nicknames , too, like chocolate thunder. >>> alex denis is here with our 2 talkers. >>> miley cyrus captio

the settlement ends a legal battle of the damage done to 15 go00 acres of wetlands in bayonne and linden. it's a far cry from the $9 billion that the state once demanded. the judge who pproved the settlement called it fair and reasonable. >>> in the bronx, investirftors are searching for the cause of a house fire that injured eight firefighters. the fire ripped through the home near wakefield. the flames were knocked down, about two hours latpr. officials believe the fire started in the back of the home. e injuries to the eight firefighters are not considered to be serious. >>> the new york city council is asking for a crackdown on synthetic marijuana or k 2. the council working on legislation with stronger civil penalties. each has its own dange. emergency room visits up in the city. it's mainly middle-aged people becoming addicted. >> the term synthetic marijuana is not what they are smoking. this is not a plant. this is not marijuana. this is a dangerous chemic.al. >> under this new legislation, anybody caught selling k 2 could face a $5,000 fine or up to a year in prison. >>> 5:06 no

this happened in the southbound lanes under the wood avenue overpass in linden. traffic was backed up for miles. commuters tried to make the best of it. they got out of their cars to take the sun in some cases, some even skateboarded, others tossed around a football. >> already been a long day for me. that's why i want to go home. i started since, what, 4:30. that crash. >>> police are looking for a suspect in the drive-by they want your help. they released this photo of 19-year-old frederick marquis. he sprayed bullets into a crowd at the red hook houses. five people were shot. baby. marquis and his get away driver are still on the loose. >>> despite the recent shootings in brooklyn, mayor de blasio and police commissioner bratton are saying crime is down. they held an anti-crime event. it was a night of fun. officers played games with kids in the community. it followed a weekend, though of shootings that injured more than a dozen victims. last night the mayor insisted the city is becoming safer. >> summer all-out is working. in the areas where we applied the ad

low 90s in linden. you'll see 93. east chester 88 degrees. 85 in garden city. winds are out of the south today. that gives us the more moist flow. the humidity on the rise. 90 in ocean grove. lots of sunshine, 89 in fairfield and sunny with temperatures in the 80s across long island. isolated thunderstorms possible. sort of those warm and humid nights in the city. 74 for a low temperature. 70s in white plains. you have to head deep into the hudson valley to find some 60s. tonight will be one of those ac nights. you start to feel the humidity building. gets a little uncomfortable. there is cooler weather on the way. cooler weather that we haven't seen so much lately. >> thanks, raphi. >>> good news from the roads mostly. the southern state parkway for the long island commuters. here's eagle avenue. you can see the sun is coming up. pretty pink sky. the one accident cleared out. you are in for a nice ride. then we'll show you the commuter checklist. on the trains, metro-north, long island railroad, new jersey transit and path running without delays or service cha

and rescue crews made their way through a residential building in linden boulevard. and a fire nervously watched as his wife and five children were taken out safely. >> we see everybody looking on here. and the whole building was on fire. the smoke was coming out of the window. grabbing everything that we could grab to try to get out. >> the fire department says four people were taken to area hospitals. one with serious injuries. murray says his children suffered smoke inhalation but are all expected to be okay. >>> now, to the legionnaire's disease outbreak in the bronx. there are now 71 reported cases, and six more cases since saturday. and four people have died from the bacterial infection, and all of victims were older adults and had underlying health problems, and the town hall meeting to provide more information is set for tonight arts. >>> this morning, police in new jersey continue to search for a woman who saw a small dog right from the owner's driveway, it was stolen. and surveillance video shows her clearly walking up to the driveway in hackensack and the

this manatee was rescued from colder water found near a refinery in linden. they're considered endangered and state and federal wildlife authorities are urging delaware river and barnegat bay boaters to keep their owes open for the manatees to slow down and stay away. >> just take a look from a distance. it's a precious creature. you got to take care of our wildlife. >> reporter: some manatees just like to explore and when the weather starts to turn colder, they normally turn around on their own and head south. in bordentown, new jersey, i'm ted greenberg, "news 4 new york." >>> we have to take care of them. >> gentle animals. you see them swimming there. like a lot of people, go south for the winter. be a snowbird. >> sounds like a plan. >>> right now you want to stick around the tri-state. warm temperatures, low humidity. not a typical summer so far. blessed with so many great weekends. lots of sunshine out there. temperatures in the low 70s. we have some 60s, even 50s north and west of town. refreshingly cool in the hudson valley. 71 degrees in hudson park