i'm here to support midtown housing. many of the people were evicted already from the fillmore and now these homes are worth quite a bit. after they were promised to have some now they are being lifted. it was promised to them if they did that in 2007 there would be some movement towards ownership. i would like to remind the people here that they have a certain duty to make good on the words they said. these words can't just be idol. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker please. public speaker: richard stone, san francisco party of county council. a san francisco resident here to support midtown residents. i would like to thank eric mar in light of their testimony and shows that it's paid on both in terms of the activism that spoke of in light of many people that i know that on facebook just last week i had to talk down from a suicide attempt because he had been recently become homeless himself. and just seeing something like this happen on such a bad scale when we know that other remedies can act

i'm here to support midtown housing.any of the people were evicted already from the fillmore and now these homes are worth quite a bit. after they were promised to have some now they are being lifted. it was promised to them if they did that in 2007 there would be some movement towards ownership. i would like to remind the people here that they have a certain duty to make good on the words they said. these words can't just be idol. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker please. public speaker: richard stone, san francisco party of county council. a san francisco resident here to support midtown residents. i would like to thank eric mar in light of their testimony and shows that it's paid on both in terms of the activism that spoke of in light of many people that i know that on facebook just last week i had to talk down from a suicide attempt because he had been recently become homeless himself. and just seeing something like this happen on such a bad scale when we know that other remedies can actua

i'm here to support midtown housing.any of the people were evicted already from the fillmore and now these homes are worth quite a bit. after they were promised to have some now they are being lifted. it was promised to them if they did that in 2007 there would be some movement towards ownership. i would like to remind the people here that they have a certain duty to make good on the words they said. these words can't just be idol. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker please. public speaker: richard stone, san francisco party of county council. a san francisco resident here to support midtown residents. i would like to thank eric mar in light of their testimony and shows that it's paid on both in terms of the activism that spoke of in light of many people that i know that on facebook just last week i had to talk down from a suicide attempt because he had been recently become homeless himself. and just seeing something like this happen on such a bad scale when we know that other remedies can actua

i'm here to support midtown housing.any of the people were evicted already from the fillmore and now these homes are worth quite a bit. after they were promised to have some now they are being lifted. it was promised to them if they did that in 2007 there would be some movement towards ownership. i would like to remind the people here that they have a certain duty to make good on the words they said. these words can't just be idol. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker please. public speaker: richard stone, san francisco party of county council. a san francisco resident here to support midtown residents. i would like to thank eric mar in light of their testimony and shows that it's paid on both in terms of the activism that spoke of in light of many people that i know that on facebook just last week i had to talk down from a suicide attempt because he had been recently become homeless himself. and just seeing something like this happen on such a bad scale when we know that other remedies can actua

i'm here to support midtown housing.any of the people were evicted already from the fillmore and now these homes are worth quite a bit. after they were promised to have some now they are being lifted. it was promised to them if they did that in 2007 there would be some movement towards ownership. i would like to remind the people here that they have a certain duty to make good on the words they said. these words can't just be idol. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker please. public speaker: richard stone, san francisco party of county council. a san francisco resident here to support midtown residents. i would like to thank eric mar in light of their testimony and shows that it's paid on both in terms of the activism that spoke of in light of many people that i know that on facebook just last week i had to talk down from a suicide attempt because he had been recently become homeless himself. and just seeing something like this happen on such a bad scale when we know that other remedies can actua

i'm here to support midtown housing. the people were evicted already from the fillmore and now these homes are worth quite a bit. after they were promised to have some now they are being lifted. it was promised to them if they did that in 2007 there would be some movement towards ownership. i would like to remind the people here that they have a certain duty to make good on the words they said. these words can't just be idol. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker please. public speaker: richard stone, san francisco party of county council. a san francisco resident here to support midtown residents. i would like to thank eric mar in light of their testimony and shows that it's paid on both in terms of the activism that spoke of in light of many people that i know that on facebook just last week i had to talk down from a suicide attempt because he had been recently become homeless himself. and just seeing something like this happen on such a bad scale when we know that other remedies can actually be

i'm here to support midtown housing. many of the people were evicted already from the fillmore and now these homes are worth quite a bit. after they were promised to have some now they are being lifted. it was promised to them if they did that in 2007 there would be some movement towards ownership. i would like to remind the people here that they have a certain duty to make good on the words they said. these words can't just be idol. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker please. public speaker: richard stone, san francisco party of county council. a san francisco resident here to support midtown residents. i would like to thank eric mar in light of their testimony and shows that it's paid on both in terms of the activism that spoke of in light of many people that i know that on facebook just last week i had to talk down from a suicide attempt because he had been recently become homeless himself. and just seeing something like this happen on such a bad scale when we know that other remedies can act

into a boutique hotel in this high-priced real estate section of midtown manhattan. we want to the show you now chopper 4 live over the scene, and question tell you this according to to the fire department, the building itself is at-risk of collapse. even though this began as a ceiling collapse. the fire department confirms that one construction worker lost his life. another man has been injured is still trapped inside. the fire department has been able to speak to him, but not yet reach him. and those who work and live in this area, this bustling section in midtown manhattan, talk about their fears on hearing what had happened. >> oh my god, i'm very upset, i'm praying. praying, i heard that one worker died and someone else is stuck there right now. yeah. >> see any smoke, i didn't, but i saw the police react, running that way. and then the fire truck, the ambulance, everybody went that way. and that's what's been going on. >> reporter: a couple of people on the block told us they could hear the sound of the ceiling collapse, but they didn't really say anything. now

ilana gold is lye if midtown this morning -- is live from midtown this morning with details. >> reporter: investigators are calling the suspects braisen. they say they walked into the jewelry store in the middle of the day and took off with more than $70,000 worth of merchandise and this morning police need your help tracking them down. we want to show you this video from west 57th street. surveillance cameras captured the men in baseball caps walk in at 1:00 yesterday afternoon. a busy time of day in a high- traffic area. and police tell us one suspect pulled out a gun and demanded watches from the workers and two suspects handed them bags and forced the employees to fill them with merchandise. investigators say the pair got away with 40 to 50 watches. they say this number is significant. and right now they are trying to figure out where the watches could be and whoologiedly told them. -- who allegedly told them. police are also looking for this suspect in connection with a hold-up at the plaza hotel on 5th avenue. it happened on monday. detectives say he targeted a currency exchange bu

temperature is 54 degrees right now in midtown. temperatures falling in the 40s tonight. yesterday we were ten degrees warm near the 70s and a lot of spots saw record high temperatures yesterday but not today. this is closer where we would normally be. so it's back to fall temperatures. it's little cooler tomorrow. the weekend looks great. fantastic weather, more treat than trick, especially on saturday. right now it's in the 50s from delaware water gap, but 40s in high point. 50 in newburgh and sussex. high pressure is in control. you can see the clouds eroding away as the high pressure settles in and clears us out. we'll start with the world series tonight at 8:07 the first pitch, little less breezy, clear and cool, 53 for the first pitch, then falling through the 50s, by 11:00 hopefully they'll be done with the game or close to it, upper 40s. if you're going to citi field, you've got to layer up. same thing for tomorrow night. not that windy but the temperatures for halloween will be in the 50 nz the afternoon but then by the time the sun goes down it will cool down to

news 4's john chandler is live in midtown where he's been talking to fans. john? >> reporter: that's right. here at the mets clubhouse in midtown they're ready to get the merchandise on the shelves. when is a word they should reserve using until they get the next win. >> i'm still rehavering from 2006. >> you're still up three games to none though. >> don't want to -- you remember >> i can't wait for the ticker tape parade. >> that's putting the cart before the horse. >> no, they're going to do it. >> do you think the mets will win the world series? >> they do it because they have 4. >> 4 being noah singer guard. i love her optimism. on these sidewalks i heard a cubs ian, brave soul from chicago who said his hopes are admittedly fading. >> i don't know. down 3-0 but i bet they're going y.to come back. >> what to you think will happen when you say "go cubs" on the streets of new york? >> probably get punched. >> reporter: he did not get punched i will vouch for that. they feel sorry for the cubs live in midtown, john chandler, "news 4 new york." >>> thanks so much.

in midtown, brynn gingras. >> great job. final score 5-2 mets. >>> bruce beck is live in chicago and will have a live update later in sports. >>> coming up, a big scare for the seattle seahawks. a car wreck outside of their training facility involving one of their players. >>> major changes in mammogram guidelines. why they are turning some heads and causing confusion. >>> we are monitoring breaking news we brought you at the top of the newscast. a police officer shot in east harlem. good morning. what can i get for you? a medium hot coffee, cream and two sugars, please? medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars -- sounds good. at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it. if not, we'll make it again on the spot. see you tomorrow. that's the dd commitment. >>> a police officer shot in the face in east harlem. it happened near 120th and the fdr drive this evening. the officer is now fighting for his life at harlem hospital. sources say he responded to a call of shots fired by a man riding a bike. when police caught up

that's the latest live from midtown. i'm jen maxfield. >> hopefully the boys will make a big win tonight. tonight's game starts at 8:30 on citifield, bruce beck is there. he'll have the highlights tonight on news 4 new york at 11:00. also get the latest updates at nbcnew york.com. >>> well, some much better news for travelers today, southwest airlines says it has fixed the problems that delayed hundreds of flights causing a travel nightmare just yesterday. but it's still advising people to get the airport early. try to print your boarding pass tom cost tell low has more. >> reporter: good day from reagan national airport here in washington. the computers appear to be back up and operating normally today and all systems appear to be operating normally today after a very difficult day yesterday. we have significant delays at major airports across the country. las vegas, at phoenix, at los angeles, for example, because their computer systems went own at southwest airlines, that affected their mobile apps, it affected their

brynn gingras is in midtown with die-hard fans. i'm sure some are biting their >> they certainly are. i'm at midtown. this bar is at full capacity. they have been nail biting. it has been tame until an hour ago when the mets took the lead and now the bar is going crazy. as the team is inching closer to the series. stakes are high. the first time the team reached is a win or go home game. mets fans even after a couple of beers are feeling the pressure. >> i'm nervous. very anxious. >> i have been yoga breathing. >> reporter: the bar had a different feel to it tonight. only a little more screaming and focused. he grew up a mets fan. actually born one. >> i had mets onesies, been watching them as long as i remember. >> tell me what it is like as a father/son team. >> as a father i feel terrible i brought him up as a mets fan. >> reporter: he says he lived through the glory days and hopes his son experiences the same. >> i hope he can see it soon, like tonight. >> reporter: if they listen to this long-time fan mets move on and play the

meanwhile the midtown business association today announced that they are trying to raise up to $7,000 for a reward to help with the investigation. >> the attention has really been on this one. it's been a big deal for our community as we want to make sure we respond to it and take it seriously. >> any sense that they could have a negative impact on business in midtown? any sign of that yet? >> we don't see that yet as midtown is a safe area with incredible density, locally owned businesses, the gems of our community and we'll continue to stay in that role. >> reporter: if the crime is solved before the donations are used, then the money will go to the police department's general reward fund. in sacramento david stevenson fox 2 news. >>> the families of nine officers killed during the past year went to the ceremony. the names will all be added to the state me moral. today's event also use today promote the importance of organ donations. many honored today, donated their organs. their dedication to saving lives, even in debt was described as a final act of selflessness. >> we cannot pre

the company initially tested the program in midtown last year. it's now available in new jersey. queens citi field with more about the mets. >> reporter: dana, if you have seen the movie "back to the future" you know the cubs are supposed to win it all this year. but to do that, they are going to have to go through some of the best young arms in the baseball. at the top of the list is matt harvey. hear from the game one starter oo i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto . hey guys! hey, finally, somebody i can look up to... ...besides arnie. xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there's limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, i tried warfarin, but the blood testing and dietary restrictions... don't get me started on

many from the 50s into the low to mid-60s. 60 is our high tomorrow in midtown. doubt you'll seed an umbrella. the cool weather is coming this weekend. ilts. in midtown on saunld. >> as of today, the rack is officially open. the season. and for a few laughs on fresh ice. rockefeller center will be open from now until 8:00. that's a long time. >> matt's and the mets. worry what the storyline is. . first he has to solve the dodge erds and outdual clayton kershaw. we're here from matt and his for this night for nine years. they're just one win away from going to the lscs for the first time since 2006. but not so fast. that's because the dodgers have two of the best pitchers on the planet loaded for bear over the ne lxt two games. meanwhile the mets are countering with one of their young guns, and he's on the hill tonight, steven max, the 24-year-old long island native, is making his playoff debut and has not made a start in the last three weeks. but his back injury is fine. i >> i get butterflies before every start. post-season baseball is where you want to be. you

widespread 20s north and west of the city. 36 in midtown. crystal clear tomorrow morning. 36 degrees. still cool. plenty of sunshine during the day. 52. not as cold tomorrow night. down to 47 in the city. 30s in the suburbs. so about 10 degrees warmer than tonight. upper 60s. on wednesday. getting a sprinkle or a shower on moving on by. a mix 73 ahead of the front. then back down into the lower 60s for friday and saturday. closer to normal for this time of the year. but that's a topsy turvey seven-day forecast. >> yeah, it is. thank you. >>> let's go mets. laura bethke up next with sports. >> you feeling good right now? we keep saying it. what a night for the mets. the amazings are making this an october to remember so far, and tonight it got even better for new york. the mets took on another top pitcher in the league and came can i get a medium coffee, cream, two sugars? medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars -- see you at the window. at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it. if not, we'll make it again on the spot. that's the

brian, this happened in the midtown area, correct? >> reporter: yeah, right in the midtown area of sacramento, south of downtown sacramento where last night, we were knowing who or what was involved here, we could tell you at the time sacramento police had a huge crime scene set up around the area and this was the area they were centered on this morning. we saw medical equipment being scattered around, and used medical equipment, and this is where we're focusing our investigation taking a lot of photos. this is what that scene looked like last night and at this point we have now confirmed that spencer stone, was the victim in that stabbing police telling us that he was stabbed multiple times in the torso at the time before they released who it was. they were telling us that the victim had been stabbed multiple times, injuries so severe they didn't expect that person to survive those injuries and i've launched a homicide investigation, keeping in communication with the hospital, only to later learn that that victim was listed in critic

you'll see 70s tomorrow afternoon as well. 75 in midtown. that's the high temperature. 68 on thursday. a little bit cooler, back to 70 friday. here come the clouds and the much-needed rain, but it's over by saturday afternoon, and the rest of columbus day weekend it gradually warms up. >>> bruce beck is up next live from yankee stadium. >> reporter: are you ready for some post-season baseball? it's the yankees and astros in the bronx, coming up in sports. two teams play one game for the right to play kansas city in the next round. it should be a wild, wild card game game if the yankees can solve houston's ace. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $35

i'm here to support midtown housing.any of the people were evicted already from the fillmore and now these homes are worth quite a bit. after they were promised to have some now they are being lifted. it was promised to them if they did that in 2007 there would be some movement towards ownership. i would like to remind the people here that they have a certain duty to make good on the words they said. these words can't just be idol. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker please. public speaker: richard stone, san francisco party of county council. a san francisco resident here to support midtown residents. i would like to thank eric mar in light of their testimony and shows that it's paid on both in terms of the activism that spoke of in light of many people that i know that on facebook just last week i had to talk down from a suicide attempt because he had been recently become homeless himself. and just seeing something like this happen on such a bad scale when we know that other remedies can actua

. >> now, one side is supporting israelis, the other supporting palestinians, we're life from midtown just blocks from where the profests are going -- i mean, the middle east conflict is playing out right here in times square. just behind me, there's a pro-israeli concert planned for today. you see this whole area's blocked off here. on the other side, just about a block away from here s where the pro-palestinians were. they've now made their way over here. it hasn't been violent, but it's certainly been volatile at times. [inaudible conversations] >> as i was mentioning before, behind me is a pro-israel event. they're out here, obviously, in big numbers. they anticipated having about 20,000 people out here. i don't know if that many are here, but this whole area is packed. and what you're seeing now is kind of a back and forth as the pro-palestinians have made their way over here. they are separated just by fences and going back in back. a lot of people on the happy with the fact that mayor de blasio is over there right now. i had a chance to talk to a couple folks. here they are. >>

right behind me, this place, mets clubhouse in midtown, very busy all day. people snagging up the gear for getting ready for game 3, kids got to design their own pennants. this woman dyed her hair for the occasion. >> because i love the mets. >> reporter: fans have mets fever all over the city. at the mets clubhouse in midtown, rich was looking for one more jersey to complete his collection. >> i about degrom, harvey. >> reporter: maybe this guy should have stopped in to change out the hat. you're wearing a yankees hat but you're a mets fan? >> yes. i root for anybody in new york. >> reporter: are you watching the game? >> i am. >> reporter: while it's looking good for new york, fans are hoping for a sweep. they don't want to jinx it and make the back to the future prediction a reality. >> i'm a realist. i don't think like that. >> reporter: cautious optimism. >> i'm not stupid. i know they could go in chicago doesn't happen. let's see if we can make it three in a row. back over to you. dari: all right. one can only hope. these days, it seems like every stor

. >>> we're also following breaking news in midtown. a man was injured after he fell through a door in the sidewalk. cbs 2's tracee carrasco has details from midtown. >> there is a yellow caution cone up. this is probably something many pedestrians thought of before and fear, a man walking down the street one minute, the next he fell down this open cellar door. from chopper 2 you can see the man on a stretcher after witnesses say he fell at least 12 feet down the open cellar door under this midtown mcdonald's on fifth avenue and it appears he hit his dead. the door had no cones or open. a manager said there were cones up and three employees were outside block the door. a good samaritan parked on the street says the krout gathering around the open door and he -- crowd gathering around the open door and he jumped into action to get the man out. down there. so when i went down there i see a man on the floor in distress. he was bleeding all over the place. he had a big laceration on the left side of his forehead. it was ugly. and, um, the g

and about 42 or so in midtown. cool spot monticello 45. upper 50s across long island, bridgeport 60 degrees. that is seasonal. the northwest wind, 10-20 miles tonight. it is a light north wind tomorrow and coming around to the south. the big picture, boy, a nasty day in texas, flooding rains and the rain extending up to iowa, and you would think seeing all of this, we would be getting some of the rain, not necessarily going to happen. we have high pressure sliding off the eastern sea board and this system is going to lose a lot of its moisture trail there. so i think we are going to see clouds from this system saturday night into sunday and that is about it. forecast. the coolest day being tomorrow. warming trend for next week. highs tomorrow mid to upper 50s around here. 52 chicago. it is getting up to 68 atlanta. and those 60s pushing back to our area. warm in l.a. 60s in denver. now to futurecast, headed to tomorrow and sunday, you are seeing the sky clear tonight. beautiful tomorrow. sunny for most of the time. we see a few clouds appe

and everyone saluting as he went through that queens midtown tunnel now heading east on the l.i.e. and going towards the grand central parkway. reporting live over the l.i.e., shannon sohn channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you shannon. very emotional scene. stay with eyewitness news and abc7 new york for the very latest on the killing of officer holder. and coming up at 5, we'll have new information on the suspect. >>> we're going to turn to the other news of the day, the last of five fraternity members are now charged with murder for the hazing death of a fellow student. police in pennsylvania say fraternity brothers physically abused michael dang during a hazing ritual in december of 2013 in the poconos mountains and then tried to cover it up. five students from queens are set to be arraigned tomorrow on third degree murder charges. in all 37 people have been charged. >>> we're learning new details about the murder of a man whose body was found burning in manorville last week. telling us they've arrested a second suspect in the case, an 18-year-old or lynn sew cerise galvis. th

midtown, manhattan, tracee carrasco, cbs 2 news. >>> next at 11, lamar odom on life support. new details on his night and weekend at a nevada brothel and the chilling 911 calls just relee leased. >> can you come to gille park? my mom needs help. >> the quick-thinking little boy who may have saved his mom's life. ever for the postseason. good morning. what can i get for you? a medium hot coffee, cream and two sugars, please? medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars -- sounds good. at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it. if not, we'll make it again on the spot. see you tomorrow. that's the dd commitment. >>> new developments in the case of lamar odom as he remains on life support. authorities investigate if cocaine was involved. the former basketball and reality tv star was found unconscious yesterday at the love ranch brothel in nevada where he had been staying for a few days, and tonight the sheriff's department released the 911 calls, and the caller said odom used cocaine on saturday and took up to ten tabs of a supplement for sexual performance. >> he he's got

temperatures should approach 70 in midtown. take an umbrella in case. for game four of the nlds at citi field tomorrow. partly cloudy, cooler than tonight but stays dry. maybe that's good luck. weekend planner shows the chill coming in for saturday and sunday. mainly 50s on sunday. may see some 30s in midtown. cooling off. east chester, 54. 57 garden city. winds from the south. 50 to near 60. highs tomorrow a few areas near 70. like white plate plains ice and islip. wednesday and thursday look great highs in the 60s. rain on friday. maybe more than tomorrow. then a chilly weekend is coming up. that's the weather. >> thank you, janice. >>> let's go back to bruce at citi field where the mets are on fire tonight. >> reporter: sibila, the first ever playoff game at citi field turned in to a run-scoring party for the mets and their fans. the celebration began early tonight with the seven line army's amazing tailgate and continue with a barrage of hits on the diamond. we will tell you about game three of the nlds in a moment live from flushing. >> here's what

we'll climb to 72 in midtown tomorrow afternoon. wednesday, 74, lots of sun. front moves by wednesday night with clouds. other than that, just a little drop in temperature on thursday. sunshine. 68. mid 50s out the door in the morning. clouds gather on friday. i think we'll see a little sun in the morning. the rain threat comes in probably by 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. that's what it's timing out to be. lasts until midnight to 2:00 in the morning. 70 on friday. then it's cooler and breezy on saturday. sunshine, 65. 67 sunday. and looks like we're back to 70 on columbus day. kerry: next couple of days look good. you can get an updated forecast on the fox 5 ny weather app. check the live radar in your neighborhood. search fox 5 ny weather in the itunes or google play to download the free app. >>> it's hard to put into words how devastating it must feel to be told you'll never walk again. one man decided he was not going to let paralysis get the best of him. he underwent intense therapy that got him on his feet and now he's trying to help others. >> i was rai

some areas were only in the 60s and where we are right now in midtown. 66 degrees. a slight coolness to taxpayer, but skies are clearing out. these transparent highs today. central park 72. newark at 70. only in the 60s in bridgeport and islip. a few of you did cool down. tomorrow it's back up to the 70s for us. commonwealth and dry this evening. showers and thunderstorms this time tomorrow evening as a cold front approaches but it's all gone for the weekend. outstanding weather for this columbus day weekend. if you have outdoor plans no issues. cooler on saturday versus the rest of the weekend. the next chance for rain doesn't come again until tuesday so we got dry skis up to columbus day which is great for the weather. in terms of temperatures the extended outlook for the next two weeks, above average temperatures is what we're expecting through most of the country and here in the east too. averages are in the 60s and we'll see a lot of 70s. 62 right now in reading. very pleasant in danbury. mid-60s in long branch. 70 in morristown and 64 in monticello. back to th

a fund-raiser was also held for stone where members of the midtown business association raised the finalart of a $6000. >> ed the bar to help capture the man who attacked him. >>> 4:20. adding more international flight originals to the bay area. up next, add frankfurther germany to the places you can apply for. there's one internationality now remaining on the wish list by silicon value low ceo. >>> a honeymoon. on her way home, she ended up delivering a baby after a fellow passenger went into labor midflight. try to hold in that sneeze. i don't have that sneeze button. dr. angel coo says she has not had very much experience with deliveries, but with the help of some flight attendants, she brought a healthy baby into the world. the air china flight from taiwan to los angeles was diverted toes aalaska where the mother and baby were transported to the hospital. >> san jose international airport to frankfurther germany started. the leadership group put together that 200 ceos were key. the group lobbied airlines trying to convince them to fly out of san jose. they have crossed four of the fi

we're in the 60s now but by 11:00 the temperatures will be in the 50s in midtown. garden city 45, lyndon down to 46. the winds do die down. 38 in bethel and 42 in cold spring early in the morning. 60 is the high for tomorrow. no 70s in the forecast. they'll return next week around wednesday or thursday. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> and still ahead as we continue, trick-or-treaters all dressed up and nowhere to go. >> why parents in one long island town don't want to send their children out this year and how the kids are getting their candy instead. >>> tonight at 6:00, these cabs offer a cheap ride. the i-team's sara wallace exposes the dangers of dollar cabs. watch new york's biggest i-team meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. you can too. call now. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. the wifi in this house is amazing. so is my guacamole. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look

tracy watching the game with fans in midtown. otis livingston is in chicago where it's a little quiet there, otis and loud in the mets' dug out. >> reporter: you are exactly right. this one pretty much over. the mets are just 6 outs away from returning to the world series. and this one, pretty much a no- doubter. the mets struck for 4 runs in the top of the first inning. steven master, 24 year old rookie was good. he gave up a run at 4 and two- thirds. duda had a run and two doubles. daniel murphy -- his playoff record's 6th straight game. the mets lead it 8-1 in the bottom of the 8th inning. i'm sure there are plenty of celebrations in midtown, manhattan. that's where we find tracy. >> reporter: fans are already on their feet. though it's a little bit early. but they're counting this one as a win here. they say they are ready for the world series. these die-hard mets fans could not contain their excitement. packed with a sea of blue and orange. fans feeling pretty good about a cubs sweep going into the game and run after run aft

same in midtown. 67 at sussex. mid 60s as you move towards poughkeepsie. there's the south to southeasterly wind. expect it to continue tonight 5, 10 miles an hour. south-southwesterly at times tomorrow. it will pick up in speed at 10 to 25 miles an hour. right now there's nothing on fox 5 sky guardian as far as any rain. tomorrow there will be. a few showers around the first part of the morning, but more so mid to late afternoon into the first part of tomorrow night. the system is moving fast. it doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with. that's why i'm talking about a nice holiday weekend coming up. we have a few scattered clouds. the bulk of the cloud cover is to the west. that will arrive tonight. you see some showers over my shoulder. that's with the cold front moving through. the showers michigan to chicago. first the warm front will set us up with a warmer airflow tomorrow. we're talking mid to upper 70s in the area tomorrow. then the cold front arrives with a couple of showers. maybe a little isolated thunderstorm in a few spots. that will be abo

. >>> midtown building collapse killing a worker just 24 hours ago. >>> sudden gun fire. a bullet pierces the window of an mta bus. hear from the woman on the other side of the glass. good evening, everyone. i'm sibila vargas. >> the woman could have been easily killed one gazing out the bus window. the next blood streaming down her cheek. >> this video shows people scrambling to safety. a mother rushing her child in to a nearby store. >> natalie pasquarella has exclusive details for us. natalie? >> reporter: such a close call. i'm live in the brooklyn section. i spoke to the woman hurt when a bullet flew the through the window of the bus she was riding. video from the scary ordeal. bandaged and bruised she is trying to make sense of how her normal bus ride home from work ended with a bullet whizzing by her, glass shattering around her. her brother translated as she explained what she felt after shots rang out. >> something through her hair, the bullet went through. >> reporter: >> reporter: you see the bus ride by and then people running away at the top of the screen. se

a building collapse in midtown. one person is dead, another had to be rescued. and we're uncovering details about concern raised by contractors at the site just yesterday. news 4's andrew siff is at the west on west 38th street with >>. >> reporter: this is where the today. going on for weeks. you may be wondering did the the answer is yes. ju yesterday the contract engineer said we need to stop this work until there are reinforcements. the ambulance with the wounded worker inside, raced from the scene to bellevue, three hours after he had been trapped under pounds and pounds of collapsing debris. >> it was a v-shape collapse. the person that was trapped was trapped at the very point of that v, which made it vsh difficult for the members of the fire department, police department to free them without releasing all of the material that was precariously hanging above them. >> reporter: 19 construction workers were inside 25 west 38th street just after 10:00 this morning. 4 investigates has learned one day earlier this demolition engineer said the job wasn't safe. >

we're down to 36 in midtown. all the suburbs will dip down into the 20s. still cool tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. less wind. that will make it feel better. 52, clear not as cold tomorrow night, 47 midtown, 30s in the burbs. look at tuesday, 68 degrees. that's room temperature. 71 on wednesday and thursday. could be a sprinkle or shower late thursday with front behind it, a little cooler, closer to normal by friday into saturday. update tonight at 11:00. temperatures have tu okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. plus with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to

lower 60s in midtown. 68 lunchtime. we top off at 74 tomorrow afternoon with a bright and sunny day coming up. there's the futurecast. nothing happening tomorrow. front does come through. by thursday, we're back to the sunshine. around 70. then here's the rain threat as it's not very strong. won't be a lot of rain. starting mid to late friday afternoon. i think it's gone first part of saturday morning. the rest of the holiday weekend will be fine. tonight we'll talk about some of the clouds in the sky and not as cool as last night. 68 in the city. 50s for the suburbs. a few of the cooler spots will tomorrow, beautiful. it's a sunny sky coming up in the forecast. mild temperatures. figure 74 in midtown tomorrow. most everybody gets into the 70s. could find a 76 or 77 degree reading in a few places tomorrow. thursday, slightly cooler. again, a beautiful day. sunshine, 69. we may start with sun friday morning. then the clouds take over. about 70 on friday. just a couple of showers probably getting out the door about 8:00,

a perfect day as we look from the roof camera to midtown across the park. that is wollman rink. the lights are on. you know you are getting into fall when they fix if the rink up. kids are doing the skating practice. light northwest wind. you see there is a front here in the great lakes toward superior. that sweeps down in here tomorrow. today 51 by 8:00. noontime 60. 65 this afternoon. a beautiful perfect day today. there is a couple of imperfections at your bus stop today. we call them the huckleberries. breezy, cool. grab your jackets and sweaters. after school it will feel great. we will talk about brisk and cool weather coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. heather is looking at the commute. >> i have to show you a webcam and on the gowanus expressway. a sea of brake lights. look that the shot. we have newscopter 7 above. john del giorno is here to tell us what is going on. >> reporter: we found the problem. we have first live pictures from news. this is the outbound side of the gowanus heading to the verrazano bridge. this is a one car accident before the exit f

police said it all started with an argument between two groups people who were out at a midtown nightclub, just about 12:45 this morning, officers got a call about a stabbing. they're at 21st and cane streets. stone was found with nonlife threatening but significant stab wounds to the torso. it was the only person hurt. the attackers described by police as two asian men. they got away. investigators say the air man was out with a group of friends, one man, and 3 women. >> this incident is very unfortunate altercation between two groups of folks who were enjoying the night life in midtown sacramento. it is not related to terrorism in any way and we do not believe in any way, we know it is not related to what occured in france months ago. >> police also say there is no indication that the attackers actually knew about known. his story made headlines around the world when he and his childhood friends subdued a gunman on a high speed train in europe. stone's hand was severely injured by a box cutter when he took down the gunman, the three were honored by french authorities as well as presiden

paul the apostle church in midtown today. the women practiced the number new york at christmas. they are also preparing a finale called snow which features gps neighborhood snowflakes. it runs november 13 to january 3. >>> thanks for joining us on cbs 2 news at 6:00. up next on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," medicare premiums could soon soar by 50%. and the musical celebration 50 years in the making. have a good night. go mets.

. >>> a man accused of murdering a utah tourist at a midtown subway station would get a new trial. a judge overturned johnny hincapie's murder conviction saying prosecutors ignored important testimony. he spent 25 years in prison for his alleged role in a deadly mugging. 22-year-old brian watkins from utah was stabbed to death in 1990 at the seventh avenue and 53rd street subway. hincapie one of eight people arrested said he only confessed after a detective beat him. >> he didn't rob anybody. he didn't kill anybody. he was falsely wrongly accused and involved in this by the police. >> manhattan district attorney cy vance has not announced whether he will appeal the judge's decision. >>> the u.s. department of justice will release thousands of prison inmates starting this month. about 6,000 inmates will get early releases after changes in federal drug sentences. the inmates are drug offenders who went through an appeal process. this mass release is the largest in the bureau of prisons history. >>> a drug smuggling arrest at newark liberty airport. the drugs hidden in food. u.s. cust

sussex, 66. 69 hudson valley. 70 bridgeport and midtown, manhattan, down to the jersey shore. the wind has been light, north-northwest, and it will be a northerly wind overnight. only 5 to 8 miles an hour. and a wind out of the north first part of tomorrow and then it goes to the east through the day. that wind shift coming in with this weak front that collapses and falls apart. as the ridge of high pressure builds in, the wind will come in off the ocean. we can show you on fox 5 sky guardian, with this cool front, no precipitation. there have been a few isolated showers up north in the adirondacks. you can see they're falling apart. that is marking the cold front that is sliding through with the cloud cover. you can see the front popping up in here. we're still on the mild side. a big area of dry weather behind it. that will be ours for tomorrow. again, just slightly cooler. look to the showers here across -- now moving into minnesota back into the dakotas. direction for friday and friday night. but it's moving faster and it's not going to have as much moisture to work with.

the building's on 38th street in midtown. it was in the process of getting demolished when the collapse suddenly happened yesterday. one construction worker was killed. firefighters rescued another worker who was trapped in debris for more than three hours. he is in serious condition. >>> 6:36. police in westchester county are offering a reward to catch whoever destroyed part of a premier basketball facility. it happened at the 4th street playground in mount vernon. a car drove over damaging the new mats on the basketball courts. it's hard to believe a car would do that much damage. they were just installed last month, and police promised to find the culprit. >> i was heartbroken today when i came in here to see this and to know we had spent so much time, so much money, so much effort in order to redo this to >> looks like a lot more than a car did that. the city used development block grant funds for the park rehab. now taxpayers will have to pay for it if it is to be repaired. >>> police in the bronx are hoping a sketch wil

live in midtown, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> police are looking for two missing children from the bronx who may have been taken by their mother mother. a 9-year-old and 10-year-old were last seen in front of their apartment building at st. mary's park house. they were there with their mother who does not have full custody. >>> new details about pope francis' meeting with kim davis. vatican officials are saying there is a sense of regret that the pope meant with the kentucky clerk jailed for her issue to -- refusal to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. the meeting was by no means an endorsement of her cause. >>> legionella tests positive, the fact is the bacteria that causes legionnaires disease. no cases reported at the military academy. the towers were tested following the recent outbreak in new york city. the cleaning will take four days. >>> we got lee back inside the studio. are you dry yet? >> walk out there, it's soaking into the work attire. >> it really is. >> coast is a big concern over the weekend. i'd say right through the first part of tonight is whe

. >> john cha ler is is midtown where cheers are echoing down the block, john. >> sibila, chuck, you're right you. hear the cheers echoing all throughout the fight boroughs in new york. it got a little quiet when kris bryant went deep. i hear they have brooms ready to come out here at the playwright to vern, but not yet. they want to make sure they clinch this thing in good fashion. first things first, these guys aren't going to shut up. they've been cheering all night long. mets fans aren't messing around. >> we've waited so long for this. generation that wasn't alive in 1986. >> anybody under the age of maybe 35 hasn't even -- doesn't member a world series for the mets. >> reporter: john corral was at shea stadium when the mets fell apart in the 2006 nlcs. tonight nobody was thinking heartbreak. lucas duda made sure of that. duda was due. he was due. >> reporter: and the mets weren't done. >> i got news for you. [ cheering ] >> first time we've had cans in 15 years. and we're hoping this is the ti tme. >> reporter: so far it's been the time of their lives. >> let's go mets! >> reporte

on the way to the midtown hotel she noticed the cab meter running. >> we say to the driver, this is a fixed fare, right? and he said no! he said you paid that guy? >> reporter: she quickly figured out the men ripped her off. police say the scam has been a problem for years and the taxi and limousine commission want all visitors to be aware. >> there's hustlers inside a lot of transportation hubs which try to prey on tourists. >> reporter: the tlc economicser in says if someone like this approaches you here at penn station, don't engage in a conversation with them and walk away. >> there are dispatchers that are in uniform and you can ask for identification and they guide you to cabs and for hire vehicles. >> reporter: they say to be safe go to the taxi line. fixed fares are between jfk and manhattan. they always pay the taxi driver. >> what changes now? >> i have to be more aware. >> reporter: this victim homes others learn from her experience. in midtown, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> and police say they are on the lookout for this and if it happens to you, they want you to report it. w

mallory hall is at the scene in midtown. mallory? >> reporter: sade, we know there is in fact a stop work order on this site, but we're told surrounding area is not in danger. that's not -- it applies to this construction site, future hotel area. construction site itself made up of these two buildings. the actual ceiling collapse happened behind this building. this, as we're learning, the age of the man who died, we're told he was 26. the man pulled from debris, just 30. adrian curio skype with us after being told he couldn't leave his office due to safety concerns after a ceiling collapsed right across the street from where he works. this is the view out your window? >> yeah. >> reporter: when it happened, you ran to this window? >> yeah. we literally ran here. >> reporter: an ambulance left the scene carrying a worker who was trapped under debris for three hours 16 minutes. >> a team effort. you have some of the best people in the world. they've been doing this for a long time. very reassuring, you have the best experts in the worl