sunnyside, queens area, the queenstown bridge, midtown manhattan coming down. there's another cluster of showers and storms coming down. these are all drifting off toward the east. the bottom line through this morning, isolated showers and thundershowers could pop up from time to time. expect a brief heavy downpour. the heat wave continues especially inland. temperatures get knock dound 8 ed down. right now lauren scala has more. what are the conditions like? >> on hillside avenue, there's a breakdown in the left lane. there's repairs taking place and on route 21. it's shut down in both directions. a spot to avoid. alternate side-of-the-street parking rules are in effect and we'll have your next weather and traffic update on the 4s. >>> a summit could help get the ball rolling on the funding fix for the hudson tunnel. tracie strahan joining us from penn station in newark. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: good morning, kerry. there was trouble on the tracks less than 24 hours ago. the train was delayed up to an hour yesterday because of a switch problem. there

and there's something about midtown manhattan that they like. they get away with their crimes quite easily. 13 times these two suspects made their way into offices in midtown manhattan to steal laptops and other electronics. >> e're constany tlout. i work late. surprised we haven't heard anything. >> reporter: these two women work across the street from 45 west 34th street. a building maintenance worker told us surveillance video was turned over to the nypd. people who work in the area wonder how the suspects are getting into the buildings and stairwells. >> we have a back entrance, we have a back stairwell. the fact that we don't know it's goinon is a little scary. >> the burglaries began may 7th. anher fice that was hit loca inside 10 east 33rd street back in late july. the most recent burary happenedhis pt monday at 21 west 46th street. people we talk with who work in that buding, this is the first ey're heing about this. >> they shouldn't tell us. we shoul know that. >> we should know that. we have like a company party and we left our door o

. >> reporter: 13 times these two suspects have made their way into offices in midtown manhattan to steal laptops and other electronics. >> we're constantly out, you know, and i work late. so and it's frightening we haven't heard anything. >> these two women work across the street from 45 west 45th street which was burglarized august 17th before 7:00 at night. told us surveillance video was turned over to the nypd. people who work in the area wonder how the suspects are getting into the buildings and into the stairwells. >> we have a back entrance, a back stairwell. and the fact that, i guess, worst that we don't know in the neighborhood it's going on. it's a little scary. >> the burglaries began may 7th. another office hit, located inside 10 east 33rd street back in late july. the most recent burglary happened this past monday at 21 west 46th street. people we talked with who work in that building, this is the first they're hearing about this. >> we should know that. >> we should know that. we leave our -- a company party and we left our door open. >> the suspects strike at all hours of

. >>> artists in midtown manhattan are making a mural of the pontiff pope francis across from madison square garden will the pope will celebrate mass. they bought the 225-foot space to welcome the pope. his mass is friday september 25. eyewitness news is your source for informationabout the pope's upcoming visit. visit abc7ny.com for more on traffic and transportation plans and how the local organizations are getting ready. >>> taking a quick look at wall street closing out a volatile week with little change from yesterday. the dow jones closed down a little more than 11 points to end the week at 16,643. the nasdaq gained 15 points. and the s&p closed at 1988. >>> still to come, more help for diners looking to eat al fresco. struggles searching for the perfect spot on the sidewalk when you can find the city's new interactive map. >>> and lee goldberg returns with your accu-weather fo ok. so everyone is saying 'hey, you've gotta get fios.' but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fast

midtown manhattan enjoying all the sunshine now. let's look at the weather headlines. 84 degrees and sunny. maybe a leftover storm or two in the picture for late afternoon. will probably bring that down to the jersey shore. a 20% chance or less. nice break tomorrow. then we're tracking rain for friday. we'll keep an eye on that. let's go right now and take a look at temperatures around the area. we've got 82 degrees. 86 in city island. 85 in staten island. we'll widen out the picture, go up to duchess county. 85 degrees there. 85 in west hampton. 84 in bridge water. in monticello, 75 degrees. let's track it right now. nothing really to talk of over the next several days except the possibility of late this evening when we could see storms roll through the jersey shore. after that, it's really smooth sailing for the next probably 72 hours or so. before we see the possibility of some rain roll in. it could be strong as we get to the end of the week. storm tracker providing us with the details. for the entire area, it looks like a nice

reporting in midtown man -- midtown manhattan, cbs 2 news. >>> working overtime may be good for your wallet but what about your health? >>> the door of a plane takes people on the ground by surprise. >>> and some cloudy skies today but what about the weekend? john elliott is tracking some storms. >>> the country's largest movie theater chain is stepping up security. they say they'll begin inspecting bags after two unrelated theater attacks this summer. a gunman killed two women and himself in louisiana. two weeks ago, a man attacked movie goers with pepper spray, a hatchet and a pellet gun near nashville, tennessee. he was killed by police. they have many theaters in the tristate area. >>> working longer hours could improve your bottom line but may be dangerous to your health. the report looked at 25 studies and found that working 55 hours a week or more is link linked to a 33% greater risk of a stroke. and risk of heart disease rose by 13%. >>> an act of nature caught on camera. a jet was struck by lightning during a powerful storm on tuesday. a passenger sitting on a plane at atlan

need your help finding a man caught on surveillance video wanted in a string of burglaries in midtown manhattan. story. >> reporter: police say the man hit six times in the past six months breaking into apartments here along west 49th street and tenth avenue. his latest victim seemed to not only scare him off but she also got a good look at him as well as the surveillance camera. a serial burglar in hell's kitchen was caught in the act. at around 7 a.m. on july 25, a 24-year-old woman heard a noise outside her window. when she went to check it out, she saw this man on the her fire escape. we showed the video to people in the neighborhood. >> it's scary when you hear it is happening in your neighborhood. >> it's very concerning because we have a daughter so we live on the second story so we'll definitely be locking our windows now that i know this. >> reporter: in that july incident, the man ran away empty-handed but other victims were hit. on february 13, police say the same man entered two apartments on tenth avenue stealing money, jewelry, electronics, clothing and credit card. on march 4 he

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meteorologist bill evans with the friday morning accuweather forecast. >> looking at midtown manhattan, and it is just going to be a great day today. we're starting out with partly cloudy skies. we've got a little northeast wind. it is going to be a pretty day. going to be very comfortable. we're not looking at any big time heat or humidities across the area. looking from my camera here in brooklyn over to the lower east side. 71 degrees, partly cloudy skies, light northeast wind at 5 miles an hour. these clouds to the south are going to continue sliding south. this bubble of high pressure builds in, makes for great weather coming up this weekend. your 8:00 temp is going to be 72. noontime temp is 80. this afternoon 84 right at normal for this time of the year. sunscreen and sunblock you're going to need. the uv index this weekend is 8 to 9. we've got lots of sun coming. i'll talk about the weekend forecast. just some rip currents you might want to be aware of at the beaches. it's weather then heather. >> all right right by exit 32 we have all lanes subject to closure. let's take a loo

. >>> new video of a man on a fire escape in midtown manhattan. what police say he is up to, and why they want to catch him. >>> the summer of separation? the breakup you won't believe. we will be back in 90 seconds. >> and also a muppet story as well. your coffee, your dunkin'. 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 of hd channels, and unlimited calling to the u.s., puerto rico, canada, mexico, china and india. and for a limited time, you could get a $300 reward card call 1-800-341-9716. >>> it's five o'clock, and it's 74 degrees on this wednesday, august 5th. and mother nature turning down the heat a bit, the temperature in the 80s, but it's going to be a lot less humid. good morning i'm mary calvi. >> it's about time she turned it down a bit. [ laughter ] i'm chris wragge. >>> traffic and weather on 29s, but here's what -- on th

they shifted the entire center of gravity of manhattan to midtown. that was all the result of grand central. they develop something else, which we take for granted. ramps instead of stairs, so people, travelers with baggage would not have to schlep up and down stairs. a lot of people had no idea what ramps were. one magazine harkin julius caesar and said these were the earthworks the ancient romans built when they were invading a city to get up to the ramparts, hence ramps. the notion of air rights, which has been monetized, coming into play as the mayor wants to rezone part of the core door -- corridor, air rights were invented at grand central. the original vision of this terminal was to deck over park avenue, and by doing that he created an monetized this real estate. one thing we forget is the train tracks created this giant gash in the middle of manhattan. all the from lexington, way of to 59th street in an open , submerged train yard. over.ecided to deck them that just change the entire face of manhattan. landmark presentation, we will go into

the new york city hotel association and is president of apple core hotels, which owns five in midtown manhattan including this la quinta. he says competition from airbnb has driven down his hotels' room rates. >> rates have not gone back up to pre-financial crisis despite the fact that tourism has gone up. that's because, you've suddenly got 140 rooms, 40 of those rooms being not hotels. >> sreenivasan: dandapani complains airbnb and its hosts not only steal business, they also do not follow the same rules and regulations as hotels. >> we have a fire command system, security systems that give you protections from intruders, and so on. the moment you get into converting your house into a hotel, which is de facto what is being done nowadays, none of those protections are there. >> sreenivasan: then, there's the issue of taxes. airbnb collects a hotel occupancy tax on behalf of hosts in many cities but not new york. chip conley, airbnb's head of global hospitality, says the company is looking at how to do that. >> the annual taxes that we would be paying would be $65 million if the state and city

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. >> early 1970s midtown manhattan there is a kosher chinese restaurant called moisha-p king.inese. chinese food, but kosher. the waiters were all chinese men in boxer rebellion costumes with yamikas on their head. the human rights issue did not exist, but they would have had a case. >> why not so more of that 1234 jews love chinese food, right? >> that's right. >> especially on the holidays. >> it is true. >> my father-in-law lives across the street from a kosher chinese restaurant. it is cho sen chinese restaurant. chosen. that would be long island, the nasa county civil rights. >> are you going to get your way? >> am i getting my way? >> a future where everybody is marching in overalls? >> that's the way i vote. i vote for that, equality. this is new york city. i like my pizza made by mexicans and my greek food made by a guy named bruce. it is the beauty of the city. it is the mix. >> if you go to an indian restaurant don't you want an indian waiter? i want to feel connected. >> i want good indian food is what i want. >> did you ever go to england? indian food is not bad. >

a view of central park in midtown, manhattan.raight to the stories making news at this hour. home depot cashing in from the rise in housing prices. the world's biggest home-improvement retailer posted second part of profit that rose 9%. home depot increased its forecast for full-year profit. home prices have climbed 440 straight months. sales of major home appliances increased in the u.s. last month. up 11% from one year ago according to the association of home appliance defectors. -- manufacturers. the leading was home comfort appliances. walmart reported second-order interest -- earnings that beat estimates. here's the ceo on their earnings call. >> i'm encouraged by the improvement in our sales are bottom-line results should have been better. we had margin pressure from for a receipt -- pharmacy reimbursements. these impacts coupled with higher wage investments impacted eps. scarlet: the strong dollar has hurt walmart overseas and the company is spending more on employee raises. walmart having problems with shoplifters. walmar

. ♪ scarlet: hot, muggy midtown manhattan. good afternoon. this is the bloomberg market day.ely drive private equity. $3 billion under management and focuses on consumer brands. it's a secret weapon may be that 40% of its managers are women compared with the industry standard of about 10%. they are now pushing into the fickle industry of fashion. -- you me now is lindsay cover retail for us at bloomberg. there has been a lot of activity. how often do you speak with senior managers that are women? lindsey: it's a credibly record of most of the people taking these copies private are meant. -- it's incredibly rare. most of the people taking these companies private are men. tsg is always invested in consumer products and have had women in the ranks of senior leadership. women make a lot of purchasing decisions. consumers't you have -- it just makes sense. when they decided to turn to fashion after being all-around consumer products for years, they had a lot of women running the investing portion of their business. one business they invest in is this online clothing retailer. they

--- a one-to-one high ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the mid--- to the bloomberg market day from midtown manhattanarlet fu. disputeategate continues. tom brady was back in court today, but failed to make an agreement. brady is fighting a four-game suspension. an nfl representatives said they did try. to reachy to our best a settlement, which we did not reach, but i think for us it reinforces the desire and need for an independent arbitrator in these metals of personal conduct. scarlet: the judge that he could announce a decision as early as tomorrow, but no later than friday stop hillary clinton says the big reason or the erosion of american trust in government is the so-called revolving door between government and the private sector. of as calling for passage bill that would increase the time that former employees -- that members of congress have to from workinglves for an employer. democraticsored by senator tammy baldwin. a new gas field in the mediterranean is being described as a supergiant. the field lies just off the egyptian coast and the company offset could help prices. upgles -- google

>> jason, founder of a co-working space in midtown manhattan. >> thank you all for participating. we have parting gifts backstage, i hope. thank you guys very much. michael. you are friends with kendra, right? >> i have met her before, yes. >> kendra, the former playboy bunny. she had a re ality join the millions who have we switched. netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100meg internet, and hundreds of hd channels. you'll also get unlimited calling to the us, mexico canada, china, and now india. call today. i switched. now i have a free app that lets me watch tv whenever i have the time. for $89.99 a month you'll get tv, internet and phone. and if you call now, there's no risk, no contract, no catch, no kidding. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming. thanks to their one ho

because real estate prices were less expensive than let's say midtown manhattan?, and then they came to chelsea. they had very big spaces which were conducive to opening galleries. because of the high line, they sort of became victims of their own success. walkway whichic traverses much of the west side of manhattan. katya: it became an incredibly desirable neighborhood. pimm: i think hot is the term everybody uses. fors a hot neighborhood hotels, restaurants, condominiums. katya: now you just see a mess of because there are buildings going up every time, and prices are going up. leases are coming up this year and next year, and galleries cannot compete because they have to compete with huge companies and real estate developers who want his ground for properties. pimm: they are building a lot of condominiums. this is residential development as well to compete with commercial enterprises, correct? katya: exactly, it is everything. million dollar condos in those buildings and you have neiman marcus is going to move in, coach, huge companies. are having a hard time c

we can look at all of new york city from bloomberg's world headquarters in midtown manhattan. ed ko bridge, which most of us are heard to as the 59th bridge. doves flying in outer space. i cannot talking about the cleaner pigeons, but these are tiny satellites that's not photos of the earth each day. if you are an investor, the pictures they bring back could give you a competitive advantage and a profit. ramy inocencio reports from san francisco. watch this. they are called doves, shut up from the international space station, and they are small, less than one foot long, but the telescope cameras are powerful. this is what we get. high resolution photos of anything on the earth's surface, from west texas oilfields to chinese power plants and argentine lithium minds. typically downloadable in one or two hours. it is all based here, planet labs. will marshall is ceo. have missionwe control. over here, we designed the satellites on the computers. we build and construct them downstairs. ramy: everything is done in-house. 13 iterations of the dove built here since 2013. front two th

it'll feel warmer. 78 right now and clear skies and a calm wind as we look over towards midtown, manhattan. highs today up to 92 in newark. newark is in the middle of the heat wave. they've had six consecutive days of 90 plus. it'll be a week long heat wave and we haven't had a heat so far this year. 89 was the high in the park. 86 on the island at islip. temperatures falling off nicely well north and west down to 66 in middle town and monticello. 68 at kingston and poughkeepsie. humidity starting to creep up right now. feels sticky. 73 at belmar, 76 at islip. we're watching a front moving through lower michigan and the great lakes. this has a line of severe thunderstorms associated with it. it'll move through tomorrow night versus tomorrow afternoon. that's a big difference in terms of what kind of thunderstorm activity we get around here. because it moves through not during the hottest part of the day, the storms won't get a chance to turn too strong in our area. there could be a heavier gustier storm north and west of new york city. we'll track it for you on the future cast. you'll wake

. >>> artists in midtown manhattan are making progress on a tribute to pope francis, this, as the clock ticks towards his arrival next month at madison square garden. a giant mural of the pontiff is going up across the building. experts say 700,000 people will see the mural each week. pope francis mass is scheduled for september 25th at 6:00 p.m. channel 7, abc 7 ny are your go- to sources for information about the pope's upcoming visit. >>> it is gorgeous out there today. >> he arrives september 25th. >> oh good, partly cloudy about 68. should be good. >> excellent. >> it is so fantastic out here. i know you have been out once or twice today. sky is blue. breeze is beautiful. humidity is low. loss of sunshine. serve is in a good mood. toward midtown couple fair weather clouds as we advertise not as many as yesterday. spectacular. calm wind. pressure on the fall. high today 82 degrees so far. look as these morning lows. it was in the upper 40s in north western new jersey and call skills. brighton beach 80. bay side 80. 79 yonkers. light wind as high pressure is over us and slipping offs

yes right here in north carolina to the high-rises of midtown manhattan and finally into the darkest recesses of the internet. stephen has written up thrilling account, depicting the the moment in history when ordinary life became forever entwined with the world online. when suddenly all the music ever recorded was available for free. he gave an irresistible, never told story of greed and deceit. it isn't just a story of the music industry, it's a must read history of the internet itself. please help me welcome stephen witt [applause]. >> thank you so much for all showing up today and i want to thank you for hope is hosting this event. it is very, very nice. this is my first time in asheville. as you said my name is stephen witt and the book is called how music got free. it's the history of music piracy. i myself was a music pirate. i showed up to college in 1997 with a two with a two gigabyte hard drive and by the end of the first semester i filled my hard drive with pirated songs. this was the first time in history this was possible. if i showed up to college in 1995 or 1994i would

it is thursday morning and sunny in midtown down at -- manhattan.ill hear from the ceo , whohairman, john thain just completed one of the biggest deals in the industry since the financial crisis. stephanie: how about a look at the top stories of the morning? a consensus on interest rates from policymakers in london. meeting, there was a .ote to maintain the bank rate the committee voted unanimously. it reaffirmed its expectation that when the bank rate rises occur, it can expected -- can be expected to be limited and gradual. stephanie: saying it is muted and the recent decline will have an effect until 2016." i'm for the jobless benefit hovering for the lowest levels seen a last 40 years. the labor department says there were more than 3000 new filing last week pushing the total to 270,000. experts say hirings are down because employers are holding onto workers. viacom is the latest media company in the blue. the owner of mtv and comedy central posted a third-quarter revenue decline wider than expected. over $3ll 11% to just billion. analysts expect

>> you're going to show me your midtown manhattan. we're going to show everybody watching at home where they should go and what they should do to have a good time in new york city. let's get started because it's not going to go well. so we're going to get on one of the great double-decker buses. >> look at this thing. >> oh, look you are , your fans are waiting for you, reeg. you all right? try to keep it down, people. [ cheers and applause ] regis is here. is this air conditioning? >> no. >> no air conditioning? i thought it was air conditioning. >> oh, they give us fans. >> are you serious? >> that goes with your other little thing. >> i was promised air conditioning! i can't make it without air conditioning! if i'm not back and you never see me again, you know why. regis died on a bus. i can't believe this. i'm over here rapping to regis, my man society society to prestigious who >> who is this? held. right through the very heart of it, new york,new york >> i think it's colder out here than it was in there. >> come on, reeg. that.

. >> we're here at the trouble's trust bar in midtown manhattan where mixologyists will show us how to make the ultimate summer cocktail, whether throwing a beach party, a city party or staying at home. first up, mango sangria. >> to begin making this, very simple method. let's start with just a little bit of fruit, about a cup of mixed berries altogether. we'll add one ounce agave and six ounces of petron. we'll let it refrigerate before you drink it. we recommend this on the rock and using fruit as a garnish. >> reporter: this looks great. you going to try it with me? >> of course. cheers. >> reporter: cheers. that is good. >> that is good. and strong. >> reporter: next, the cucumber ricky. >> this is the silver, half an ounce of the patron orange, one ounce of fresh squeezed cucumber, and a bar spoon of simple syrup. strain. and then we'll garnish with a cucumber. this is a cucumber ricky. >> reporter: we have to taste this one, too. >> all right. cheers. cheers. >> reporter: that one is good. very refreshing. i could get used to these summer cocktails. let's serve some of these dri

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to midtown manhattan, humidity dry, pressure rising. this will be a great day today. nice start to the weekend. normal high 83. we will be above that today. humidity is low. sunsets 7:57. a gorgeous sunset after the gorgeous sunrise this morning rack cross the area. warm sunshine, low humidity. heat and humidity return tomorrow. possible heat wave starts tomorrow and lasts into next week. sunshine and the air quality good today. u.v. index at an 8. pollen count for grasses monday der rate to high across the area. 57 here from midtown to 62 up to the bronx to white plains it's 60. the winds are calm. wind out of the west and northwest. we see the humidity is low across the tri-state area. from new york to connecticut all the way back to the great lakes high pressure is filling in. we will see south to a southwest wind going west then later on out of the south. that will pick up the humidity and we will see the heat and humidity cranking up tomorrow. we are at 87 today. tomorrow we will be around 90. this high slides eastward, picks up the moisture an gets humid. 90-deg

and then there was this observation on fame, if you've ever been in midtown manhattan and you've seenlk salesman, this may resonate. trump said, you want to know what total recognition is? i'll tell you how you know when you've got it. when the nigerians on the street corners who don't speak a world of english, who have no clue, who are selling watches for some guy in jersey, when you walk by them and these guys say, trump! trump! there was trump on child rearing. item 167 on the list. he said, statistically my children have a very bad shot. children of successful people are generally very, very troubled, not successful, they don't have the right schtick. you never know until they're tested. 173 on the list is about marla maples. i always thought she was stunning. she was i think his second wife and relative to marla maples, he said i was bored when she was walking down the aisle. i kept thinking what the hell was i doing here. i was so deep into my business stuff i couldn't think of anything else. i have to say this about the trump list, though, like, every seventh or eighth one woul

and then if you have been to midtown manhattan, and trump said, you want to know what total recognition i will tell you how you know when you have got it. when the nigerians on the street corners that don't speak a word of english that have no clue who are selling watches for some guy in jersey, when you walk by them and these guys say, trump! trump! and this is 167 on the list. he said statistically my children have a very bad shot, children of successful people have a very bad shot. and then marla maples, and i think she was his second wife, and he said i was board when she was walking down the aisle. i kept thinking, what the hell am i doing here, and i was so deep into my business stuff i couldn't think of anything else. and for better or worse, here is number 85. trump says i always felt that a lot of modern art is a con, and the most successful sales men are often better salesman and promoters than they are artists. i will be back with your worst and best tweets. intimidating. doing something simple... meant enduring a lot of pain. if ra is changing your view of everyday things or

. >> the detectives race to midtown manhattan where the 23-year-old man dangles his legs precariously from the 70th floor observation deck of 30 rock. >> the first thing i see when i get up there is him furiously scribbling at the notepad. i tried to communicate with him as much as possible. >> several onlookers and the local nbc affiliate's sky cam record the action at it unfolds. >> he was on the northeast corner standing on approximately a 2 foot by 2 foot wide piece of the building. >> there was about a 7 to 8-foot glass partition between us and him. what i initially did was climbed up on top of a piece of the building where i could talk down over the partition at him. seeing them helps you communicate. >> i want to position myself to the other side of the individual. >> he was kind of limited to that one corner of the building. that's something we tried to do as soon as we got on the scene. >> as police clear the streets below to protect bystanders from possible injury, the detectives begin a dialogue with a distraught man. >> at one point, he handed me his bag saying, give this

>> clearly it's a generalization you can go to midtown manhattan and find people who are really bubbles the amway youth think, and feel. and you'll and you'll go to places like birmingham alabama and find liberals who believe it or not. so it's not that you can define any geographic area but and is generally true, the culture and lifestyles you're going to see in the bubbles are very different than out here in bubba bill. the reason it became very stark to me is over the last years when i was traveling to new york to do my chauffeur fox, i came to realize, boy when i get off that plane and i'm in new york for two or three days a week, i'm in a different world than the world i live in when i get back to bubba bill. people would always say oh have you moved in your? and here's what i would say i would say i'm not moving to new york unless they let me duckhunting and central park. now that would shock the people in new york, they can they can imagine someone out there with a 12 gauge blowing ducks away and jackie onassis pond in central park that would get me in the headlights for sure. my

. >> we are looking at midtown manhattan. great visibility. we can see from the chrysler building, one world trade. to the right that's the fdr drive and the upper east side. we are looking at a very stuffy humid morning. even though it's 56 on the humidity and temperature is 80. that's enough to give it a stuffy feel outside this morning. the barometer has been holding steady at 30.11. yesterday's high was 93. we are looking at near record heat the next couple of days. 96 today breaks the record of 95. tomorrow's high is 93 possibly and a record high tomorrow is 94. we are looking at a spotty storm possible today. more likely we will see that wednesday, maybe into thursday. but the humidity will hang around really all week long. it will be a hot week. 72 at north port, massapequa, 73 east hampton. 63 at monticello. it's kind of cool up to the north and west. it's a little on the humid side and up here in the north and west suburbs you will see that haze hanging in there, particularly around the wooded of thing. lakes. it will be a hot day tod

down the east river to midtown manhattan, there is the empire state building and the chrysler building. we have good visibility across the area. temperatures are quite comfortable this morning. we start out with winds out of the southwest to a calm wind. we are looking at 70 degrees and a dry humidity at 51%. can you believe that at this hour of the day in august. it's quiet. it's calm. the barometer is rising. everything is pointing to a great day. u.v. index an 8 which means half hour, 45 minutes you get a sunburn, put on the sunscreen, sunblock. it will be nice. air quality moderate. pollen count is high for grasses. if you are allergic to grass pollen, take your medication, you will be fine. 66 out to montauk. a calm wind, southwest wind today. much of the day today a beautiful day in which we see a lot of sunshine. all the way back to the great lakes it is quiet. so, as this spreads eastward, we will have a lot of sunshine. showers and thunderstorms that come with this cold front. they just die out as we go into the weekend. we have 87 today and high-pressure ridge slides eastward

as we look from our camera on the roof to midtown manhattan, looking at a great morning. it will be a beautiful day. temperatures will be right at -- 74 degrees. pressure at 29.93 and holding steady. it will be a gorgeous day today. normal high is about 84. we will be at 87. the rain yesterday morning almost 1/2 inch in the park. sun officially up at 5:56 and we will see a beautiful sunrise on the way. august at its best. sunny, warm but dry. late week storm that we have been watching, i will show you, looks like it will go to the south. that sets up sun and clouds for the weekend. temps might be a degree or two cooler than normal. 66 brookhaven. you see most of the power outages from the storm. 72 around hempstead. these numbers feel great this morning, particularly the 55 around monticello. that is refreshing. brand-new air mass in place. we don't have much going on. a little bit of clouds here that will keep riding up and into the area tomorrow. the storm we are talking about for friday is this one out of missouri. it looks like it will stay to the south and ride to th

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it is something in midtown manhattan.are all there heard all a pulseople, they have of like 40 and they carry 47 tennis rackets. the whole industry. i thinklayed tennis when nixon was president. on to india. vonnie: it is the policy of the , andry, slower inflation now it is the royal bank of industry -- the royal bank of india cutting interest rates. on slower global growth, tackling persistent slow inflation. >> there is a bankruptcy court which i think would be extremely important because if we can get a good bankruptcy court, we can start moving to stocks and bonds, which is necessary for the infrastructure to finance all the big things that the government plans. vonnie: joining us from mom by is harsha subramaniam. mbai isgina us from mou harsha subramaniam. fromhas india learn similar conundrums, too low-inflation and too low growth? harsha: india faces the problem of low growth, high inflation. inflation has come down considerably in the last year, but you are still facing a where it believes it has not yet conquer

midtown manhattan, we had a few showers around this morning across the area. into the day, there will be more. they will build from the west. you need your rain gear and be aware there is a flash flood watch in effect as we look from our corner of the world from the upper west side. a temperature of 73 degrees. temperatures are -- feel muggy outside. warm air surge go ahead of this rain. the rain is around passaic and bergen county, shower around oyster bay. heavy rain back to sussex and warren and hunterdon. the rain sweeps through the area in the next hour or to and it will be heavy. showers, thunderstorms, heavy downpours of rain, gusty winds out of the south. temperatures will be around 80 and into the 70s. you got to have your rain gear. allow us travel time. don't drive through standing water. there will be a lot of that. there is a flash flood watch in effect today. heather has your issues this morning. >>> shirleen was talking about the george washington bridge and outbound lower level construction. it is closed down. the upper level is your alternate

that is something to think about traveling through midtown manhattan. the george washington bridge, lower level palisades parkway approach e-zpass until 6:00 a.m. one tube closed at the lincoln tunnel. holland tunnel one lane closed in both directions. you have alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect today. you mess get out there and move that car. other than that, a quiet morning. we will keep you updated. shirleen and ken, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," terrifying moments after violent storms caused a tent to collapse at a chicago festival. one person was killed. >> happening today, president obama is expected to unveil a major climate change propose sale. what is inside the plan. >> this 6-year-old has his own private pilot that flies him from the east coast to the midwest regularly. this isn't just any young boy and he is not just any pilot. >>> welcome back. one person was killed and as many as 20 others were injured in a frightening tent accident in chicago. the tent was ripp

it was stunning looking what it would do from the west village all the way up into midtown manhattan.also at the risk of pakistan destabilizing -- people who understand game theory get scared about this. it could be us and the soviet union, and that at least you can control with a red phone. you cannot do that multilaterally. actually breaking out into nuclear war, using the minimally with the u.s. and russia. we need to worry about other -- tom: where is the iran debate as schumer puts out his view on -- brendan: i have read on twitter this does not change the ultimate outcome. but that is not something i have been -- charles schumer did say he is not going to whip, but i do not know what that means. he says i have come out against the deal and he did it quietly during the republican debate, also not an accident. he said i will not drag anyone else into this, but his opinion matters. he may be the leader of the democrats in the senate. tom: there is a long relationship with the middle east at your bank. are you optimistic that we can find a path to where we allow the iranians to pros

. >>> the only game in town in terms of rain is right here in midtown manhattan. open up a window. but now it's just to the west of hudson county, portions of essex county getting a little rain and morris county. there's still brief heavy downpours. you can see it nosing its way back in. expect isolated showers, maybe a thunderstorm early, then a break in the middle of the day. then a hot sticky one near 90 with isolated thunderstorms late in the day. best chance tonight or i should say today late tonight should be north and west of the city. a low of 75. patchy fog. i think we lose the 90s. >> all right. >> you know, we lost something in traffic. we lost a bit of a delay. for those of you who take the waterbury. so southbound delays are now 5 to 10 minutes only before. so it is an improvement. we have delays on the downtown 2 and 3 trains all due to signal problems. >> obviously there are delays. >>> meanwhile hope week. it continues for the yankees today. >> yes. yesterday they honored the son of that charleston church shooting victim. alex rodriguez and others surprise ing chris

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manhattan, it wasn't a hole but a hive that stopped traffic. a beekeeper had to come in to remove bees that swarmed a bike that was chained up. this happened in midtown and west 56th street and 7th avenue. a little alarming. it's not clear where the bees came from, but it's likely a hive is somewhere nearby. every once in a while in manhattan, we see this sort of scene where the beekeeper needs to come in and take care of things. >> oh, my. they're designer bees because it's midtown manhattan. >> they're wearing prada. >>> it was an historic concert. billy joel closing down nassau coliseum and we'll tell you the song he picked to send off the arena. >>> a curious cub in need of some help. how workers freed this black bear. >>> follow us on facebook and twitter, darlene4ny, michael 4 ny. you're watching "today in new york." and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. school starts tomorrow, and they're not ready. with staples they'll be 110% ready. , 50 aw, now i'm not sure if i'm ready for them to go back. i'm so ready. make low prices happen. staples. make more happen. life' brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is th