madison charles, mckinley and river road in the north end of new milford. some took pictures of the damage. there were tires slashed on cars, on trucks, some even had two tires punctured. >> crazy kids last night probably. >> reporter: police say they started receiving some calls overnight but are still trying to pin down the time frame for this devious crime spree. and also how many people might have been involved because it happened within a three or four block radius, investigators can't help but wonder if the slasher was on foot. >> and now we are told more through aaa, they are coming in through roadside. these folks went out of their way to get 25. >> reporter: i talked to the driver of one suv, had two tires replaced today, $375, a costly, costly crime. reporting live in new milford, tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> tim, thank you. >>> now to the legionnaire's outbreak. the state health department is sending teams to the bronx tomorrow to speed up testing of cooling towers for the legionella bacteria, 101 people have now contracted the di

cbs 2's steve langford in new milford with the story. >> reporter: some slashing spree here. whoever did it had a maniacal work ethic slashing dozens of tires on this block. >> definitely a shock for the residents to find this. >> reporter: a quiet summer morning in new milford shattered by a serial slasher overnight target, the tires of vehicle after vehicle up and down the streets here. >> a lot of damage. a lot of damage. >> reporter: flat fires on about 20 cars and suvs in some cases all four tires on vehicles. lacerated. the destruction sparking an unwanted long weekend here. >> my wife basically knocked on the bathroom door as i was getting ready and said i don't think you're going to work today. >> reporter: tow trucks everywhere in this normally quiet neighborhood now seething with anger at the unknown suspects. >> bunch of stupid wild kids, what else? >> reporter: alarm adding out aggravation that something on such a scale could be carried out here in the middle of the night. >> have no idea why someone would do such a heinous thing. >> reporter: even this trailer pa

we are dry here, this is ground clutter near the radar site, going closer to southern delaware and milford, we are watching a cluster of showers and watching to see if they will fall apart as they hit the delaware bay before they hit the jersey shore, you may see a shower at the jersey shore, and we are concerned about that, a live look at stormtracker 6 live double scan, it would just impact along the coastline, but at this point, it's being weakened, what is the last remnants of what we had to deal with the front that moved through, and all the cloud cover and humidity, lots of sun and comfortable for your commute, 5:30, 86 and comfortable by 7:00 p.m., 87 degrees. thank you much move he more to come on "action news" at noon, a wild fire in central washington state has charred more than 250,000 acres, it's the biggest wild fire in state history and more help from new jersey son the way. >> plus, a costly stumble caught on camera, a 12-year-old broke his fall but also broke a painting that dates back centuries, how the museum is trying to fix the mistake. >>> wild fires in central washing

tires are expensive. >> ours were over $200. >> $700 for us. >> reporter: new milford's police chief says if they catch this guy, he's getting the bill. >> we want to get these people restitution for the damages occurred. it's a burden on them. >> reporter: carrie can't wait until they catch him. >> he knows where to write the check to, crawling around my driveway at 3:00 in the morning. >> reporter: there's a reward for a lead to his arrest. if you know this person, contact police. the people in this neighborhood will appreciate it. >>> police received video of a thief who pretended to be a cop. he noticed a for sale sign on a suv and asked the owner if he could take it out for a spin. the owner was suspicious. the thief pulled out a badge and assured him he was an officer. the owner agreed to let the man take it for a drive. he drove off and never came back. >>> new reaction fter the supreme court ruled the death penalty is unconstitutional. it applied to future crimes before. 11 inmates currently on death row won't be executed. among them are two on convicted killers in 2007. they

this is a man spotted lurking in new milford on friday night. the same night that nearly 40 tires were slashed on cars that had been parked along charles street, mckinley and madison avenues there. police believe he used a flathead screwdriver and carved a graphic message on the hood of one car. >> it seems very mean-hearted and destructive and pointless. >> if you think you recognize the man in that sketch, please give new milford police a call. reward has been offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> a stunning revelation about the man arrested in connection with a deadly hit and run in paterson, new jersey. it's a story we brought you earlier this week. the suspect, james rinehart, had had his driver's license suspended 20 times over the past 16 years. investigators say he was driving with an invalid license when he allegedly hit 15-year-old javier burgos and fled the scene. >>> a stolen painting in the hands of its rightful owners. it's called the hairdresser. on thursday, it was given back to the french government at their embassy

this is in west milford, new jersey. 23 closed north near canistear road. no reports of anything on canistear. we have an overturned vehicle. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," a day at the beach turns tragic. we are live off the jersey shore where the search is continuing for a missing swimmer. >> and road crews are working fast to fix a busted water main causing concern for thousands patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. just seven percent received five stars. among them were four hospitals that are part of cancer treatment centers of america. learn more at cancercenter.com. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. island. an overturned tractor trailer is causing a major closure on the l.i.e. >> what a mess this is. melville. this is smack dab on the border, isn't it? >> that's right,

we'll head over for another issue yn route 2hi in west milford new je irsey. shut down northbound with an accident there. one other accident on the roads. the so maniers area. is is route 6 by may pack avenue. minor delays in both directions. things look prettyhgood on the roads. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. back to you, darlene and michael. >>> thank you so much, lauren. you know about the red bottom stilettos. christian christian louboutin will give you the lips to match. this is the latest louboutin actacessory. the lipstick will go for $90 a tube. that's a bargain if you alr'ady have a pair of louboutin shoes, they cost between $500 and over $1,000. >> get the $90 lipstick. >>> mariah carey honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. it was her adorable 4-year-old son who stole the spot liemt. >> we started talking on the phone. >> right there. look. >> that's little cannon. he interrupted the producer several times during his speech about mariah. first he wanted a pacifier and then he called for a piece of gum. he wan

low 50s in a lot of locations like milford, blairstown, hackettstown 55. these numbers increase as the sun does its work. not too hot today. instead, we are waiting for the heat the second half of the weekend. if you are wondering where the muggies are around the corner, we will have details on that. we are following tropical storm erica soaking more of puerto rico and the dominican republic. second half of the storm for them then we will track this heading toward florida as well. planning our weather today, temperatures are in the upper 60s through 10:00 a.m. 70s through the lunch hour and a high of 82. that is around normal for this time of year. don't get too used to it. the 90s are back in the seven- day forecast. another beautiful sunset. the last couple of sunrises and sunsets are fantastic. on social media, it's great to see everybody sharing them from around the area and how gorgeous the skies have been. >> we are enjoying it. >> good morning amy and everybody. you will enjoy this. an accident was just cleared on the cross bronx east at third avenu

notice the cooling pocket right here, milford and andover in the upper 50s. they warmed up dramatically. they're 8 degrees warmer than when we started this morning. everybody has seen a nice warm up across the map. up through the hudson valley the same story. over night white plains in the upper 60s, already up to 77. monticello was in the low 50s over night, they're up to 68 already. upper 70s for belmar and tom's river. high pressure in control. that keeps the storms away and makes it difficult for clouds to form as well. still low humidity but temperatures above normal for this time of year. some real august high without the discomfort. a high of 88 expected. coming up in just a few minutes we'll take a look around the area as we go through the week, where we have the greatest chances for showers in the accuweather 7 day forecast. rob. >> thank you. >>> it's been a busy morning. we still have more breaking news right now. we just learned that a bus from queens was involved in a deadly collision outside of raleigh, north carolina. according to our sister st

that whole line continues to move through delaware, it will be in dover about 4:48 and milford about 5:35. here's the future cast. by 6:00, you can see where the line is but that's not necessarily the total end of any kind of showers. there may be some back to the west for at least another couple of hours. we will time the rest of this out and see what lies ahead with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> nbc 10 is keeping an eye on the roads as weather moves through the area. here's a live look at i-76 in belmont. you can see how slick the roads are. as glenn said, the heaviest rain in center city moving towards camden right now at the rate of about an inch per hour. >>> let's take you to south jersey. this is route 42 at the atlantic city expressway. the traffic is live. the roads don't appear to be as wet. take the nbc 10 news app with you for the very latest live radar and weather alerts. it's a free download. >>> now to breaking news in center city where philadelphia police just talked to nbc 10 about a deadly hit and run happened right outside police headquarters today. nbc 10's k

we're looking at milford because of showers approaching that area. 84 clifton. long island is come ing in in the upper 70s. 81 in belmar. so while most of the area is quiet at 7:00 all bets are off after midnight. a few of those after midnight. we watch connecticut, long island , maybe even into new york city. the front slowly limps offshore. it's making progress. some downpours are weakening. seems like there's not as much support for these storms as they get closer. a big thunderstorm weakening as it approaching philly. we like to see that die out before it gets closer to philly and interrupts the mets game against the phillies. if you look at the future cast these thunderstorms will be well west through the first part of the night. after midnight into the early wee hours of the morning we see scattered thunderstorms and showers around. you have a low here and a low here and in between little wiggle room. the fronts just getting far enough so we get a nice day later tomorrow into we wednesday. the storms through let's say early afternoon tomorrow, 86 and then

falling in our southern zone, with double scan you can see we are getting light showers with dover and milford, and we are seeing them make their way across the bay, they are trying to fall apart before fortescue and cape may, but we can't rule out a shower in that area. approaching now south jersey, lets go outside and show with you what it looks like right now as sky 6 hd goes live in hd and we'll check out the ben franklin bridge, we see a beautiful shot all afternoon, quite a change with the weather as the humidity has dropped and the clouds have diminished. you see nothing but blue out there in the ben franklin bridge, the dew points are way down from this morning, 53 and feeling nice and comfortable and the wins are calm and the pressure is steady, satellite 6 along with action radar show that the clouds and a few showers that are trying to hug the coastline as the front limps through the area, you see cloud cover approaching from the north and west and that is associated with an area of low pressure, that comes from the north and east and we continue with the sunshine and as you look at

before that, milford by 5:23 with some of the heaviest rain and possibly the strongest winds. if it still holds together, slaughter beach can expect it by 5:40. this is mostly moving to the southeast right around 20 miles an hour. again, we are tracking the heavy rain. future weather is really doing a good job of picking up on this line of showers and storms stretching from kent county up through burlington county and as we go through the next few hours, this rain will all start to exit off the shore. by 8:00 tonight, i think we will see really big improvement. temperatures by then in about the he llow 70s. we will keep tracking the storms and what to expect for your morning commute. >>> track rain on the radar in your neighborhood any time by downloading the nbc 10 news app free for your smartphone or tablet. >>> right now at 5:00, new video of the bus that police say was involved in a deadly hit and run. the driver allegedly killed a man walking near the philadelphia police department this morning. nbc 10's cydney long joins us with the latest on the investigation. >> police

further to the north, upper bucks county, you're seeing heavy rain near milford moving up toward parts of the poconos. we got into the 90s again today. extending the heat wave to five days. it's 89 in philadelphia now, 75 in dover, temperature knocked down by the rainfall. trenton's temperature down as well, it has felt as high as 96 degrees in philadelphia during the day today. the other thing we're watching out in the tropics, pretty far away, but it's peak of hurricane season, this is tropical storm danny, we'll have the latest forecast on that, along with when we're going to see more thunderstorms an here with the seven-day in a few minutes. >>> speaking of that wet weather, here's what drivers in north jersey are seeing. the road flooded, drivers barely moving here. police want to remind drivers not to try to drive where you wouldn't walk from newark. >>> keep your eye on the sky with the nbc10 news app, you can track the storms in your area. also get alerts sent right to your phone or tablet. download the free app at nbc10.com. >>> more about the accident that killed a little boy

fredricka a by 5:18, milford 5:32 and 5:46 in slaughter beach. that particular cell over kent county delaware does have have a severe thunderstorm warning associated with it. that is only warning we have but in dover, wood side, vei yell a and felt on you are in a severe thunderstorm warning for the next four minutes. we have a flood advisory for burlington county in to portions of ocean county. poor drainage flooding reported in these areas. doppler radar amounts show in some spots an estimated inch plus of rain has fallen, opinionly in northern delaware. but, as we said this is moving out and we have much bet are news for rest of the week. i will have that with the full forecast in a few minutes, jessica. >> kate, thanks very much. >>> track rain and storms, anytime on your smart phone and tablet just down load cbs-3 weather app free and a railable on itunes and google play. >>> breaking news right now police recover bus believed to have hit and killed a man in center city this morning. the victim was struck crossing the street just steps from

and then 81 degrees not too far away says kathy in new milford, new jersey. relative humidity at 44%. i assure you that will be climbing over the next couple of days. live outside right now a beautiful picture from high atop the empire state building with mostly sunny skies and 79 in central park with south winds at 11 miles per hour. let's talk about the rain because we actually could use some rain at this point in time. since january 1st, about 25 inches in the bucket. but that's 5 inches below normal. well tighten the time grid here. since june 1, we have gotten nearly 10 inches. 1.75 below normal. my grass is parched. i could use some rain and i think we will get some tuesday. tomorrow there ia slight chance, tuesday, a better bet. on the vortex satellite and radar picture right now more clouds on the eastern end of long island as expected and generally at that point in time things are starting to settle down a little. so looking nice to end the day out there. high pressure in control. but that does not last. we have low pressure making its approach. in f

cars can take the 825 connector to milford parkway, toward merritt parkway. trucks can take exit 33 to route 1 to get around. the l.i.e. is moving nicely near the grand central parkway. not a bad go at all. your bronx ride looks good too. the cross bronx moves along nicely. so a pretty good start. commuter imecklist, everything isn oi schedule. alternate side meter rules in effect. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> thank you very much, emily. 5:17 right now. now to decision 2016. a closing gap for front runners on both s es. tracie potts is in washington with a look at new numbers. treyacied good morning. >> darlene, good morning. let' s start with the democrats d hillary clinton. early on, she had these huge leads. it seemed like she might be a lock for the democratic minolenation. now, not so much. >> in iowa, hillary clinton is only seven oints ahead of bernie sanders i n tse latest bloomberg des moines register po hile. in may, she had a 41-point lead. >> the gains that we are seeing and the enthus er and the huge crowds, this is not anti-h

jersey shore seeing temperatures near 80 now. 79 in parsippany. 83 in danville. 80 in west milford. over the tropics, what's left of danny is just bringing heavy rain. and the next storm that's following danny could be the next hurricane. and that will be tracking westward westward. we'll keep you posted on that over the coming days. 86 is our high tomorrow. a chance of some scattered storms from about 11:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon tomorrow for the city east. and then it's dry skies all the way into the weekend. and then the 90s return. more heat coming back. >> thank you, janice. bruce beck is live from philadelphia. bruce. >> chuck, the mets, 33 runs in three games and swept the rockies in colorado. now they add another piece to the puzzle. coming up in sports, david wright returns. after missing more than four months. the captain bats behind cespedes in the cleanup spot against the phillies. we'll hear from the third baseman next, on news 4 new york at 6:00. take a look at these bbq trophies: best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep

us frommark joining milford, new hampshire. for public. good morning. i just want to make a comment on the last two gentlemen you had on the show. something for people in general to think about is this past winter up in new england 2014-2015, there are various parts of the region that have like 100 to 111 inches of snow. it was quite cold with all of the blizzards we had. i am originally from california and this is the most snow we had this region since they kept records since the 1880's. not reallysummer has been hot. we have had a couple of weeks of 85 and 90 degree temps, but since i moved out from california, the new hampshire summers we have two months or three months more of incredible heat, humid weather and it has not been that hot this year. mark, thank you for the call. larry king is the subject of a story this week in the "new york times" sunday magazine called "off the air." he left cnn back in 2010. debbie is next from ohio. good morning. caller: good morning, steve. two are for taking my call. i wanted to address the gentleman with global

people from princeton to west milford. some say their pets were acting strangely before the quake. no reports of damage. that is good news. these smaller earthquakes, though, are not unusual for new jersey. the last one happened last year. >> this morning the american flag is flying at the u.s. embassy in cuba for the first time in more than 50 years. john kerry has returned to the u.s. after a historic trip to havana. kerry now the highest ranking u.s. official to visit cuba in the last 70 years. >> talk about an exclusive round of golf. check out this chance meeting between president obama and former president bill clinton. it happened at a golf course in martha's vineyard. the president spotted clinton practicing his put and walked over and said hello. chatted for a little while, took a picture together and went their separate ways. looks like running for president is not an excuse to skip jury duty. donald trump will fulfill that responsibility on monday in manhattan. first he's spending the weekend in iowa for state fair. he's leading the g.o.p. race and on sunday he'll appear

. >>> this afternoon we are learning more details about the tire slashings in new milford, new jersey. police gave us a sketch of the suspect wanted for slashing 37 tires on 22 vehicles. it happened during the early morning hours last friday. police think the vandal was on foot because the slashings were concentrated in a few blocks. >>> it's 80 agrees right now. let's turn to meteorologist bill evans and get the accuweather forecast. >> indeed. looks like we have painted the landscape here and put these clouds on top. these nice fair weather cotton ball pillowy clouds. the 80-degree temperature at the noon hour feels great because we have low humidity. taking the ferry to jersey city, staten island, we have great weather for that. winds are out of the northwest at 6. light northwest wind. water temperature in the harbor 74. long island sound, port jefferson back and forth, a light southwest wind and the water temperature about 76 degrees. for the afternoon, it will be gorgeous. 83, the normal high, then we drop to the 70s. great boating weather, beach weather for a change. a low risk

the department suspending service in derly, milford and middletown. they want to reassign workers from the smaller centers to the larger offices because of the long linings. >>> the only thing that makes waiting in traffic feeling better is waiting in line at the dmv. >> i don't know. you'll be waiting in a lot of traffic this morning, especially towards the queensboro bridge. kai simonsen is over an accidents on the queens bound lower level. you can see the inner roadway there. there was a taxi that crashed into the back of a truck there. a slow ride through here. you can head over to the midtown tunnel instead. that's a much better option this morning. now, we also have other issues on the roads, on the new york state thruway southbound. there is an accident bip the west nyack. delays back to palisades parkway and now we have delays on uptown 2 and 3 trains. >>> chris with a look at a fantastic forecast. >> i've got the good news today fortunately. sunny skies, lower humidity and april high of 84 this afternoon. into the 60s tonight. 50s in the subu

watch out in milford and pike county or andover, thunderstorms could be close by during the early evening hours. we had some showers early on the east end. those have departed. 81 belmar. these dew points are not off the chart. it's low to moderate humidity, more uncomfortable on the east end of long island. we're in that sticky to uncomfortable range and going to that pleasant range tomorrow. through much of the day the humidity is still up. if there's a thunderstorm at 7:00 it's far western suburbs. midnight the thunder threat is there. scattered storms into your morning commute tomorrow. i think this front will be slow to come through. the thunder threat could last into the early afternoon hours. not so much western suburbs but from the city north and east. there's a strong storm near harrisburg. hopefully that stays west. we have some storms weakening a little bit. i think it's several hours before we see these storms get close to new york city. you see this high resolution future cast showing much of the action. after midnight into the morning commute we'll see storms get closer to t

he was spotted lurking in new milford on friday night. the same night that nearly 40 mbtires were slashed along charles street, mckinley and madison avenues. police believe that he used a flathead screwdriver to puncture the tires. in one case, he carved a graphic message on the hood of one car. >> it seems very mean-hea ed ,and destructive and pointless. >> if you think you rec nuz the man in that sketch please give police a call. there's a reward offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> de's 6:04 time for weather and traffic on the 4s. friday weather. friday traffic. friday everything. >> all good. it's good because it's friday. also good because the weather forecast is good. you can see in the weather headlines heating up. getting into the 80s. not too humid or muggy. it's comfortable outs e. have 90s on the way along with more uncomfortable which they are deeper into the weekend. new york city down the jersey shore, sunshine. across new jersey and into pennsylvania, looking fantastic. high pressure stays with us. it feels goo

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pair of 7s teterboro. 70 in milford in pike county. long island, upper 70s to lower 80s. more sunshine on the coast. 66 in the catskills. partly sunny early. mainly clear the rest of the night. clots of sunshine tomorrow morning. less cloudiness in the afternoon. feels great, likes great. you can see the instability. as this low exits to the north and east it will take the cool pocket of air with it and the jet will start to lift. instead of these cool temperatures to the north and west, we will see a resurgence of the heat and humidity for the upcoming weekend. a great finish to the work week. couldn't be much nicer. saturday the high moves to the east. more of a return flow behind it. humidity is creeping up. warmer. 87 degrees. accuweather forecast, goes clear and comfy tonight. 50s in the coldest spots north and west. 65 in the city. 84 tomorrow. gorgeous day. lots of sunshine and low humidity. tomorrow night a moonlit sky. full moon on the 30th and a bit milder. at 5:30, goes will we have 40s tonight in the coldest spots north and west? have we seen the last august r

west milford at 58. warmer in hackensack. 69. westfield 66. central park it's 71. up to 74 in rosslyn. darien 66. vortex satellite and radar picture, we have beautiful blue skies. high pressure to thank for that. we are not alone. the northeastern corridor will feel a bit of heat today and enjoy a lot of sun. here is the breakdown of the forecast hour by hour. by noon 83 degrees. feels like 85. mostly sunny skies. by 3:00, it's 88. feels like 87 because more of a breeze will kick in and that will help to keep you feeling cooler. skies mostly sunny. by 9:00 76. under clear skies the forecast looking lovely to end the weekend. into the workweek, what will happen, we will see big changes, not only higher humidity levels but a chance for storms and then temperatures returning to more right now we should be topping out in the mid-80s. instead pushing the upper 80s into the low 90s. heading to the beach today, keep in mind there is a moderate risk of rip currents at the beach, especially the south shore of long island. i know it's cool. you want to seek relief from the h

milford, blairstown and andover 57. the same for highbridge. teterboro 64. as we get closer to the city, the temperatures are slightly warmer. belmar 69. 61 islip. the headlines, this crisp invigorating start. the same tomorrow morning as well. the heat and humidity increasing over the weekend. you will feel that change, a lot more summer-like and late august like. we are watching the tropics to see what happens with erika. the storm will be bringing rain to parts of puerto rico, caribbean, 50 miles per hour wind gusts. as it moves past the areas, before it gets to south florida, it will have a chance to reintensify, gain momentum and get a better idea of the exact track, how it affects south florida and moves closer to south carolina. if you are wondering about that, family in the area, vacation plans, we will get a better idea each model run, each computer run. high pressure giving us the weather today of low 80s, continuing tomorrow. when the high pressure slides to the east, we get the southerly winds and more humidity and more heat. we are looking over

sixty-two milford, upper 60s, couple of 70s showing up down the shore. so beautiful weather.utdoors, enjoy the high temperature in town, 87. down the shore, low 80s, pocono mountains, right around 80, then there could be that pop up as we move toward your sunday. erika, still tropical storm, its movement to the west pretty rapidly 21 miles per hour, but moving over mountain us terrain, so it will continue to weaken. it is poorly organized right now. because it will be moving over the mountains, even tropical storm or depression, still likely to cause flooding as well as mudslides. so, what about the track? it will continue to weaken likely to depression as it moves closer to sections of cuba, then it continues to move toward florida, you can see, a minimal tropical storm here, sunday at 2:00 p.m., 40-mile per hour, moving toward key west, and moving toward florida, some beneficial rains, they're actually in a drought for parts of south florida soap, as we talk little bit about our forecast, nice weekends, we heat things up, turning humid, then look at the low 90s, into most o

it it's continuing to move toward the harrington area, milford and then eventually if it holds together lit cross the delaware bay and move towards cape may. comelier ban county looking at heavy rainfall around bridgeton, cedarville gusty winds there, too. as we head up the road mt. laurel moving toward pemberton, browns mills looking at very heavy rainfall. so the first half of the system lifting on out the second half that's the cold front moving through right now. once again we have that severe thunderstorm warning for kent county until about 5:15. continuing to watch showers and thunderstorms over the next couple of hours. most of the activity will push down the shore by seven, 8:00 o'clock and then diminish coming up we'll talk about what's moving in behind this system and also preview the upcoming weekend forecast. we got the eagles. back to you. >> that's right. talk to you soon, scott. >>> stay ahead of the weather by downloading our fox 29 news app. you can see live radar and get weather alerts accept right to your phone the app is free just search for it in apple or google pla

up to milford, andover, temperatures are cool. closer in the city, mid- to upper-60s currently 67 at laguardia. lots of sunshine warms us up. the seas will keep us cool. with the seasonal aspect, we expect to be in the low 80s. we will talk about the tropical threats and what it means for florida and a better handle on the storm throughout the day. gorgeous, low humidity, 82 the expected high. in a few minutes, the weekend get away forecast with debbie duhaime checking the commute. >>> we start off in queens. i will show you a webcam and see what is happening on the van wyck. van wyck moving slowly southbound down to linden boulevard. again, bumper to bumper here southbound van wyck into linden boulevard. van wyck south at linden, watch out for that collision. a lot of traffic on the inbound b.q.e. into the brooklyn bridge with construction at the brooklyn bridge and heading to the manhattan bridge outbound ongoing upper level construction there as well. over on 35 by 440 in perth amboy a debris spill. alternate side parking rules

. >> i think it's lyda in milford, connecticut, a democrat. >> caller: it's linda. >> good morning. >> caller: you are one of the reasons why i read "the new york times," you are my favorite columnishgrz columnist. >> thank you. >> caller: my husband and i always have paid our bills and countrywide put us in a section of our company and it was bought out by bank of america, and then the next thing i noticed our mortgage check had not cleared one month and then two month and then i got a foreclosure letter. i did not know what to do. i panicked and called my congresswoman who put her legal department on it immediately. they stopped the foreclosure proceedings from being filed in the state of connecticut, so it saved me money, and they made me cancel both checks and go and get a bank check, and send it to bank of america immediately, and they also found that we had been over charged $1,300 in fees that they put a halt to so we didn't have to pay that, and we were paying that and they got us that refund, and then so we were just so fortunate that i picked up the phone and called my congr

the sunsets have been beauties and we'll continue with that today. 50s for milford. what a different amy freeze -- what a difference across the area. closer to the city many of the boroughs are in the 70s. we'll see the humidity climbing tomorrow. by monday night we're talking about some strong storms across the area. that's a close call with clouds and chances for rain this week. the one thing we do know is temperatures are coming down considerably. operate and radar today, hardly a cloud to be found. it's going to be a quiet day as far as the skies go. we watch the future cast roll through sunday. monday much of the day is okay. we're tracking this cold front right here. monday after 5:00 the storms are headed in our direction. right now the strongest ones will be north and west. that is something you need to pay attention through this evening. here's a look at the highs, well above average, still flirting with 90 in a lot of spots. a beautiful beach day. the pattern does change dramatically. it's not as hot. the jet stream will dip lower to the south here. we play

not really any relief for you. 91 in farmingdale. 94 in east brunswick. 93 degrees in milford. high humidity in the poconos and pennsylvania. overnight, down to 76 for a low. the ac stays on throughout. it's a sticky night ahead. partly cloudy skies. we'll do it again tomorrow. temperatures gradually slide off day by day. it takes a while but this humidity, this bad hair weather will be with us all week long. fire up the hairspray. >> that doesn't always work. >> we try. >> michael complains about this all the time. >>> anyway, there will be things to complain about this morning if you're taking the subways. delays on uptown 5 trains due to signal problems. then in about four minutes, we're going to have subway track work that begins. it's going to be during the rush hour in the morning and the evening. something you don't see often. you can expect delays and service changes on the e, f, m and r lines. a lot of them that run express will be running local. that will add extra time on your commute. e trains to or from jamaica. 179th street. that's a nice headache through septembe

cooler, though, look at west milford. 77 right now. this afternoon 90. above normal. absolutely. sunsets at 8:10. it is above normal, yeah, a little bit warmer than we were yesterday, hovering around 90 the last few days and again tomorrow. but it is the humidity values. you're feeling it today. it is a little bit more humid for your tuesday. so the chance for an isolated shower and storm. going to the beach, high rip local update in 25 minutes. >>> it is monday, august 3rd, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead including tonight's big republican presidential gathering. donald trump is not coming, but he may still dominate that conversation. but first, here's a look at today's "eye opener at 8." >> this fire still just 5% contained. erratic winds and triple-digit temperatures have made a bad situation much worse. >> in addition to the one man who was killed, three others were injured when severe weather rolled right through this field. >>> the pilot of a regional jet from richmond reported seeing a aircraft. the faa and the port authority are in

you walk into a chevy dealer down here, i was just in one in milford, connecticut, brand new tahoes are $73,000. they keep talking about there isn't any inflation. price a t-bone. we need to bring -- there's so many companies with an international presence, just skating out on paying taxes. there's 35%, 40% of american people carrying the whole tax load for the whole nation. something has got to change and i don't have the answers but raising the minimum wage is exactly what everyone talks about. it's raising -- it's raising prices again. everyone has to raise prices to pay for the minimum wage. you can win. >> go back to your comment about hotel costs in new york and connecticut. you talked about those versus mississippi. what is driving up those costs, do you think in those areas? >> a friend of mine -- how do you justify $60 a night, $55 a night -- how can you justify such a price difference in different parts of the united states? it's because of where the cost of living is. the economy can only in each part of the nation can only justify so much. >> do you find a vast difference li

susan swain: harold is in new milford, connecticut. hi, harold, your question?arold: yes, thank you very much for this wonderful series. i was just wondering if your guests know anything -- you were discussing the china services at the white house. do you know anything about the silver collections and how both the hollowware and the flatware were being developed at the white house? and lastly, when did lenox china begin its first production for the white house, if you know? thank you so much, and thank you for a great series. edith mayo: well, i can answer the question about the lenox china. that was the wilson administration. up until that time, there had been no ceramic manufacturer that could equal the quality of european ceramics. and so almost all of the 19th century and even some of the early 20th century chinaware that was ordered for the white house was from france, except for that of theodore and edith roosevelt, and they used wedgwood. edith mayo ware that they felt was proper for the white house. and that was the first order from lenox. william seale:

it happened last night at the sunoco station on route 23 in west milford. photos show fire and black smoke billowing into the air. police say the driver suffered a medical emergency, lost control, hit the two cars and then hit a gas pump. the driver was taken to the hospital, but no one else was hurt. >>> a scare in the air over newark airport. several commercial pilots saw a drone as they prepared to land. >> janelle burrell is live from newark airport with more now on how close the drone got to the plane. janelle? >> reporter: chris, those drones were just a few hundred feet away from the aircraft. police telling us that the planes were able to land as scheduled and safely, but they say the drones are just as dangerous as an air strike and this morning, they are still searching for the people responsible. four separate pilot crews spotting the drones from the cockpits as they approached the runway at newark liberty. >> we just saw the drone at 3 3,000 here. >> reporter: prompting a warning from air traffic control. >> use caution. drone activity reported,