in -- to morel in brooklyn. a search of his east new york home turned up a gun and clothing that matches the official description of the suspect. the community will be paying close attention to what happens next. >> all we want is justice. >> we want justice! >> reporter: and we'll also be paying close attention at the arraignment today for oscar morel. he faces two counts of murder and criminal possession of a weapon charges. at queens criminal courthouse, magdalena doris, cbs2 news. >>> time now for traffic and weather together on the 2s. john good morning on this tuesday. >> good morning chris. hi everybody. we had a little bit of shower activity and we have some south of the city. had some through staten island and brooklyn a few minutes ago. unsettled day today and a zoom in closed upshot and you see -- well it's kind of weakening there as it heads in through the city. one little thunderstorm weakening as it hits -- heads to the east but the front is still to the west. and it is going to push into what will

the background of oscar morell. he will be on two counts. morell is charged with killing a queens imam and his e assistant. sunday night. the murder weapon and clothes matching the description of the man seen leaving the scene. emanuel and his assistant were they killed on sand. what is believed to be mohr rail running up behind them. a sheffly trailblazer was driven by morell, was seen leaving the scene. many in the community in queens a lot of fear in the community. very rare thing to see a cleric killed, and members of the muslim community have been on edge. >> there's a big show of support within the muslim community at yesterday's funeral as hundreds showed up to memorialize the cleric. morell is charged with criminal possession o are still searching for a motive here this morning as he is arraigned later today. live in q gardens queens. channel 7 eyewitness news. >> it's 6:06. the wait continues for staten island teenager who committed suicide because he was bullied. daniel was remembered yesterday angel catholic academy. the brooklyn

morell is now charged with friend. he was held yesterday after police took him into custody outside his brooklyn home. a search turned up what is believed to be the murder weapon and clothes. imam and his assistant were killed as they left afternoon prayer in ozone park on saturday. surveillance video shows morell shooting them in the back of later, hitting a man on a bicycle who called police with a plate number. that's what led them to morell's east new york home. >> we can't explain why this person was there. he was there just prior to that. we have him on video. 8 minutes prior to the homicide. we'll pullet those facts together. >> morell is also charged with criminal weapons possession. he will be arraigned here this morning. i'm diana rocco, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. 5:35. new york city agreed to pay more than $5 million to settle a wrongful death claim. girly was in the pink houses in brooklyn back in november of 2014. that settlement will include a $25,000 payment, $400,000 from the new york city

back in a moment. >> mike morell is here. he's a former acting and deepity director of the cia who is also a contributor to cbs news but recently resigned in order to publicly endorse hillary clinton. on friday, he wrote a scathing up said where he called trump a poor and dangerous comarpd in chief. donald trump, morell writes is not only unqualified for the job but may well pose a threat to our national security. i am pleased to welcome mike morell back to this table. welcome. >> good to be here, charlie. great to be here. >> rose: tell me why you felt compelled to change where you were, contributor to cbs on public boards. former acting director and deputy director of the cia, a man who gained increasing respect for his voice because of access to media. just to say i'm going in a different direction. >> so charlie, this was not surprisingly a very difficult decision for me. being non-partisan, being apolitical, was in my dna, you know. it was put there by 33 years of being an intelligence professional. >> rose: your respons

>> reporter: oscar morel is being held in central bilking. he said a couple of things that place them at the crime scene. they also believe that the weapon found in his apartment during a warrant search is the one used in this double the east new york man is behind the daytime shooting deaths of imam maulama akonjee and thara uddin. >> we strongly believe that this is the individual. >> showing oscar morel getting shooting the two >> he was there just prior to that. >> reporter: earlier a thousand people were there to honor. promising the muslim cmu them. >> an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. we will work together to encourage the harmony and unity that new yorkers believe in. reporter: oscar morel is facing two counts of possession of a counts of murder. greg and rosanna, back over to you. >> one wild part of the story. after he shot the imam and assistant, he got into an argument with a cycle list and then followed him. they were taunting each other and then he ran the cycle list down. they belie >> police are questioning a m

morel this afternoon arraigned on several charges, including first degree murder. the imam and his friend were shot in the friend after they left prayers services saturday crime is so heinous, so offensive, that queens d.a. richard brown added the charge of first degree murder. the maximum he could face is life in prison without the possibility of parole. but he insists he didn't do it. the victims' families are infuriated. >> i want justice. >> reporter: relatives of the victim say the pain is unbearable. guilty. his relatives watched from the spectator's gallery, seemingly in shock. one woman with her head in her hands. >> they're upset and they don't believe -- they can't understand how he could be involved in this. >> reporter: they later gathered outside the courtroom in a huddle with their court appointed attorney who told reporters that morel insists he didn't do it. >> just denied having anything to do with it. that's it. nothing else. >> reporter: the cold blooded captured on surveillance video. the 55-year-old imam, maulama akonjee, and his 64-year-old as

morell says trump "responded just as mr. putin calculated." strong leader for russia. he said trump is a genius and trump is gonna win and trump is leading the party. i will get along, i think, with putin. i said he was a strong leader, which he is. >> reporter: "in the intelligence business," morrell writes, "we would say that mr. putin had recruited mr. trump as an unwitting agent of the russian federation." this comes after trump is about to receive classified national security briefings. he raised eyebrows this week after he repeatedly claimed that he had seen video of the obama administration made to iran back in january. >> iran provided all of that footage, the tape of taking that money off that airplane, right? $400 million in cash. >> reporter: but no such video exists, and today trump seemed to correct himself, tweeting, "the plane i saw on television was the hostage plane in geneva, switzerland, not the plane carrying $400 million in cash." >> and jon kar the white house. and michael morell says that donald trump has positions in russian interest. >> reporte

. >> moments ago oscar morel of brooklyn walked out of the precinct in queens charged with second degree murder and criminal possession of a murder in connection to the shooting. >> new information on how cops pinned the murders on mr. morel. >> what might be more interesting in this particular case is what he's not charged with. 35-year-old oscar morel not charged with a hate crime, though police will not might have been for shooting and killing a popular imam and his friend. >> reporter: police found the handgun they believe was used to kill a popular imam and his friend. they prayed tonight after 55-year-old imam maulama akonjee and 64-year-old thara uddin were gunned down in a cold blooded quiet neighborhood. the murder shows a man walking up from behind and firing. now police believe they have the man and the gun he used. >> we're looking at him for both crimes, for the homicide and that. >> reporter: a few minutes after the imam and his friend were murdered at 79th and liberty in queens, there was a hit-and-run at pine streak and pitkin avenue in brooklyn. the war going the wrong w

: he's released a written statement saying morell is a pawn of president obama. something hillary clinton said, that fbi director called her answers truthful. but he said, today secretary clinton was asked if he mischaracterized her words. >> i've acknowledged that using two e-mail accounts was a mistake. and i take responsibility for that. >> so, does that clear things up? >> reporter: it really doesn't, tom. she said she may have short-circuited her previous answer, but again repeated that comey said her statements were >> thank you. >>> oversees to rio, where the olympic games are set to begin. but the city is on alert after brazil's own troubles broke through. peaceful protests with police having to move in. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, police in riot gear firing smoke grenades and tear gas into a crowd protesting the lavish spending on the games instead of social services. medical personnel tending to those hit with the gas. at least two detained. we were there before it just turned violent. very heavy security presence here in rio. this is abou

police found the murder weapon in morel's home. they have not given a possible motive for this crime. >> i want to ask him when i see him why he killed my brother. my brother was 65 years old. my father was a good guy. why i want justice. >> reporter: of convicted, morel faces life in prison without possibility of parole, scheduled to be back in court tomorrow. juliet: breaking news, jim smith in sky fox hd, there is a water main break in hoboken. harrison street a water main break that happened earlier this morning appears to be the source of the break, crews are on the scene and they are getting the water turned down, not completely turned off, a lot of debris thrown around, but i want to take you to the south to franklin street, a low spot where much of the water has collected, a lot of flooding, the street with open, driving through. the source of the break in harrison streets. that part of the street is closed off. and several neighboring streets, and the situation in hoboken. theresa: it is severe flooding due to heavy rains.

the suspect, oscar morel. police say security cameras captured video of his suv involved in a hit and run when he struck a bicyclist. imam, maulama akonjee and his assistant were killed. they traced back the -- a license plate to his home on miller avenue in east new york brooklyn. that is where they cornered him. he tried to get away. >> detectives from the fugitive task force -- in an effort to get away. without further incident. >> here you see the funeral service for the two religious leaders where hundreds upon hundreds gathered to mourn the victims. we're learning from sources during the search of the suspect's apartments, they recovered a weapon that they believe was the same gun used in the murders. michael, we're told that there was clothing that they found that was used. at least they believe it was used in the murders that took place saturday afternoon. back to you, michael. >> kat, court appearance coming port authority police are looking for the cause of a security scare at kennedy airport. >> get

mike morell joins us now. want you reaction to what rudolph giuliani said. >> one thing that struck me right off the bat. there was a view hat she lied about benghazi. there's a view out there that she lied about what caused the attack. that she said it was the video. i think one of the really interesting things that is in early 2014, the fbi walked into the house permanent select committee on intelligence, they said, we believe the video was a motivation in this attack. abu khattala, who is the only person arrested, said that the video was a motivation. the idea that the video played no role, that the republicans keep repeating over and over again. just isn't true. >> those parents have said that she said those things to them. that's resonated among the voters. >> she said it was terrorism. to chelsea. she said to them, it was the video. those two things can both be true at the same time. and it turns out, it turns out that the video did play a role the that attack. and republicans don't want people to believ

morel's attorney spoke to morel's character describing the client at w a clean record. morel will be back in court thursday for the family of the two men, the killings in broad daylight, the prayer leader and associate >> i am very sad right fou. right now. everyone knows, they are good family people. everybody know. >> family friends and people in ozone park and the muslim community as a whole want to know why. back to you guys. steve: thank you, zachary. the nypd looking for a break in a tonight, loved ones retraced the steps and as linda schmidt shows us, they are doing all they can to keep attention focused on the case. reporter: kathy led a walk to keep attention on the investigation to find her daughter's killer. >> weakling. reporter: it was two weeks ago today that 30-year-old was found raped and murdered in undeveloped park near her home where she had been jogging. tonight 700 people came out in the proposive heat to walk with them carry aring white and butterfly balloons. butterflies were her favorite. a. >> we are all passionate that we can find the person wh

morel was caught on surveillance fleeing the area of the shooting. police are still searching for a motive. also in new york, police are looking into whether usain bolt's victory celebrations may big scare at kennedy airport. surveillance video from inside terminal 8, showed travelers starting to act disruptive while watching bolt's race. police say that set off a chain reaction with some others running away from the commotion. nearly 10 minutes after bolt's run, police received a 9-1-1 call from a woman reporting gun shots in the terminal which turned out to be false. it's still unclear how the celebration got confused with the sound of gunshots. the incident remains under investigation. now to the race for the white house. donald trump says his plan to defeat isis would involve completely revamping the u-s immigration system. the republican nominee spoke in youngstown, ohio yesterday and called for an "ideological screening test" for immigrants and tourists entering the country. trump also called for a reduction in overall immigration. cair, the na

. >> reporter: grieve family members would like to see oscar morel face the ultimate punishment. he's accused of murdering imam maulama akonjee and his assistant tharam uddin as they walked home from afternoon prayer on saturday. cops say minutes later morel rammed a bicyclist with his car and that same car linked to the murder scene. and they found a gun and clothing that matched descriptions stashed behind a newly sheet rocked wall. as the imam's family prepares to bury him in their home country of bangladesh, they fear they will never know the reason behind the attack. >> the cops said he acted individually. why he shot them? to me is -- targeted. >> reporter: desmite the arrests, friends of maulama >> i'm -- worried. i'm scary asked that guy liked like me. i'm scared to go in the mosque now. >> reporter: as the trial begins the imam's family says no matter the outcome, their lyes are forever change -- lives are forever changed. >> it's a broken house. >> reporter: morel faces murder and weapons charges today and police expect that hit and run charges may follow. mayor de blas

. >> dubois: clinton was endorsed bay by michael morell, the former number two at the sky. he said clinton is highly qualified to be commander in chief and will keep the nation safe. as for trump, morell said he is not only unqualified for the job but he may well pose a threat to our national security. until recently, morell was a national security contributor director of elections, and, anthony, big shift here in the polling numbers. what's behind it? >> well, you know, we've actually seen the numbers move away from donald trump over the the course of the week. we had in our poll hillary clinton up seven points on monday. some suggestion over the course of the week that lead got even bigger. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has consolidated her base. she's doing well with democrats, better with liberals than on the republican side, donald trump is doing with to match her with their bases. >> dubois: now, those are national numbers. we know the election is all about the states. what are the bagstates showing us? >> right. we identify 11 battleground states that will

nothing else. >> reporter: oscar morel told his lawyer and anyone who would listen today that he's an innocent man. he did not explain how a gun that is an exact ballistic match to the murder weapon used to kill the imam and his friend front of him, he wants to ask the shooter why did you kill my innocent father? >> reporter: he's not the only innocent victim. >> when i saw his face, just a couple of seconds, but i realized this person is totally norm ally. he's totally lost his control. >> reporter: david uses a cane now to get around. days ago he was an active bike rider. he won't be able to do that again for a while. >> do you think he targeted you muslim? >> i have no idea. because really i don't know. might. >> but you're sure he targeted you? >> yes. >> reporter: al-shamiri is the man on the bike who was struck police believe by a car driven by morel. maulama akonjee and tara uddin were walking home when they were shot and killed in ozone park, black gmc trailblazer and moments later a black short distance away at pine street and pitkin avenue in east new york. after the driver

mike morell -- >> is that the answer to the question, hugh?th all due respect. >> just a second, tamron. it takes a second. >> let me play this new ad. that hillary clinton has out. >> you don't want the answer, tamron. the problem is that mike morell, who you brought up earlier today, has confirmed that her server was promised by the russians. and therefore, when he writes a "new york times" editorial today, the impact of it is muted, because even her onan doorserses admit she was reckless. donald trump wants to talk about russia and the reset button all day long. >> are you being reckless by not answering the question when i say from donald trump's own answers, is he lying about his relationship with vladimir putin? he has said in one case he knows him. and the other case, he does not. which is the truth, hugh? >> tamron, you need much more context. as every journalist knows, i need much more context. >> let me ask you in context of the new ad. let's play the ad from the hillary clinton campaign with -- >> the too dangerous ad? okay. >> let'

as it is, oscar morel is charged with first degree murder. he faces the death penalty if he's convicted but he says he didn't do it. >> just denied having to do anything with it. that's it. oscar morel told his lawyer and anyone who would listen today that he's an innocent man. he did not explain how a gun that is an exact ballistic match to the murder weapon used to kill the imam and his friend wound up in his house. >> when he saw the shooter in front of him, he wants to ask the shooter why did you kill my innocent father? >> reporter: he's not the only but i realized this person is totally norm ally. he's totally lost his control. >> reporter: david uses a cane now to get around. days ago he was an active bike rider. he won't be able to do that again for a while. >> do you think he targeted you because he thought you were muslim? >> i have no idea. because really i don't know. might. >> but you're sure he targeted you? >> yes. >> reporter: al-shamiri is the on the bike who was struck police believe by a car driven by morel. maulama akonjee

that he was seen on, quote, numerous cameras and that morel admits he was at the scene. for the relatives of the victims it's an outrage. >> he's been an imam his whole life, from the very beginning. scholar. and no enemy. >> family says the imam barely spoke english, and no, he had no known enemies. as for the motive, that's still not clear. anyone hoping to hear more on because the prosecution simply didn't bring it up. morel was ordered held without bail and has not been charged with a bias crime, at least not yet. n.j. burkett, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> right now storms are moving through some parts of the area. meteorologist jeff smith is in for lee goldberg and is tracking things at the weather wall. >> those storms already dropped temperatures down to 81 degrees in new york city. we had a downpour move through manhattan, sections of the bronx storms are over eastern pennsylvania. that's prompted a severe thunderstorm watch for central and western parts of new jersey right through 11:00 this evening. first ahead of main line, downpours have formed over the cit

michael morell. the book is called the great war of our times. cia's fight against terrorism from al-qaeda to isis. i also want to say from this broadcast and this table, we have invited donald trump to come here, many, many, many times. we hope he will come. he has an open invitation to come sit at this table. and so do people who advise him and who would write, like to write an editorial saying that the worst thing that could happen would be for hillary clinton to be president and that they would like to see donald trump president. this san important election, it san important election that we understand what the stakes are for all of us here. there is economic and social discontent in this country and we all need to address it. there is also questions of national security which need to be addressed. and those things are political questions as well as questions about the future, about change, and about everything that elections are about. so we say to people we want you here at this table. we want this table to be a place where people express t

until recently, morell was a national security contributor for cbs news.hony salvanto is our cbs news director of elections, and, anthony, big shift here in the polling numbers. what's behind it? >> well, you know, we've actually seen the numbers move away from donald trump over the course of the week. we had, in our poll, hillary clinton up seven points on monday. some suggestion over the course of the week that lead got even bigger. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has consolidated her base. she's doing well with democrats. better with liberals, than on the republican side, donald trump is doing with conservatives. so he still has some work to do to match her with their bases. >> dubois: now, those are national numbers. we know the election is all about the states. what are the battleground states showing us? >> right. we identify 11 battleground states that will really decide this election, places like wisconsin. what we have seen over the last week is in those places, too, the polls are starting to shift toward hillary clinton. but there's some

in a "new york times" op ed today, mike morell said he'd be voting for clinton in november and warnedump's impact on the world stage saying, quote, mr. trump has no experience on national security even more important, the character traits he has exhibited during the primary season suggests he would be a poor, even dangerous commander in chief. morell also slammed trump's praise of russian president vladimir putin saying, quote, in the intelligence business we would say that mr. putin had recruited mr. trump a an unwitting agent of the russian federation. nationally, clinton's lead continues to widen and an upswing helped by president obama's approval rating and a positive jobs report. >> suzanne malveaux joins us now. what has been the reaction from the campaign on this. >> reporter: john, i was in the room with those other 1400 journalists and at a time it was meandering and confusing and it was nearly a five-minute response and when she said this short-circuited explanation and didn't really shed much light and it wasn't enough for the trump campaign to go after her. clinton knows t

the biker took down the car's information which led to morel. funerals for the two muslim men were held yesterday. muslim leaders are calling it a hate crime. >> their crime was that they were immigrants, minority and indeed this bigot acted upon his hatred. >> huge crowds gathered at the funeral. >> the tsa broke a record last week finding 78 guns in bags. that is the most weapons found in a week and most of the guns were loaded and more than 20 had a round in chamber. many travellers simply forget >> a crash in chicago ends with a luxury car split in half. the driver was pulled out 30 seconds before exploding. the car crashed into a lamboroughi. the people stepped in to pull the driver to safety. >> 5:55. still ahead, more coverage on the unrest in >> a family of a victim speaks out. >> an interview with chief ed flynn and the work he's doing to make sure that the officers stay >> the justice department found misconduct by volkswagon with the handling of the fiasco. >> saying what the cll charges will be. volkswagon agreed to pay $14.7 billion

morell is an expert, i get that. there are a lot of national security people who say it was a money-laundering operation. and that's why the justice department disagreed and had to be overruled by the state department, which i think is nuts. so you see absolute disarray on this from the obama crowd. >> is it disarray, nick, and even if there are questions, legitimate questions to be asked about this, and the timing of this, we've heard with the white house has had to say. we heard what other people within the administration have had to say. but we're talking less about that than we are about all these other things. >> look, the problem with trump's improvisational approach, instead of making the point as larry just did, he's talking about a video that never existed and we never saw. so we spend two days talking about that. it's kind of a classic trump conundr conundrum. his misstatements suck up media, including on the economy. >> less talk about that. one of the things you hear from democrats is that -- >> i mean, i

i spoke with morell last night on my pbs program.pel compell compelled to change where you were, contributor to cbs, on public boards, former acting director and deputy director of the cia, a man who'd gain increasing respect for his voice because of the access to media to say i'm going in a different direction? >> two things, i think, brought me to the decision to write the op-ed. one was a growing belief that donald trump -- mr. trump, i don't want to be disrespectful here, that mr. trump would be a threat to our national security as commander in chief. he has said things on the campaign trail that have assisted our adversaries, that have assisted vladimir putin, that have assisted isis. and then the second was, i've known hillary clinton a long time. and i felt that some of the perceptions that are out there about her are just not true. and so putting both of those reasons together, i decided to speak out. and one of the things, charlie, that struck me as i was going through this and i was actually writing the op-ed and talking to

today you were endorsed by former cia director michael morell. he says donald trump can't be tested. >> what was the most meaningful conversation you had. >> i watched this live. here to discuss we have the weekly sanders/michael graham. let's start the discussion. it was the applause and cheering. somebody they're applauding. i don't get this. you're supposed to be covering the news. >> she's their candidate. hello? >> even -- i mean, once you give applause, did you see the guy at the end throwing his underwear up on stage and asking him to sign it. i thought that was a little over the line. >> funny you should mention that, because guess what, we have the applause so the audience at home can see it. watch this. >> i had a 66% approval rating so ask yourselves -- [ applause ] >> they tried to expand my musical tastes. i'm going to respect the tone of friendship silence but thank you all very much. >> michael, yeah, you're shaking your head. go ahead. >> i love the fact that journalists pride themselves on we afflict the comfortable and comfort t

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ernie: oscar morel will come back before a judge on thursday. there's no official word on a motive for the crime. >>> the city has agreed to pay the family of akai gurley more than $4 million. gurley was shot and killed by former police officer peter liang in the dark stairwell of the pink houses in 2014. he was sentenced to five years probation, but no jail time. presidential campaign, but new polls show that donald trump sliding further behind hillary clinton. a new washington post poll shows clinton 14 points ahead of trump among registered voters. virginia, that's a key swing state, and a poll out today shows clinton up nine points in florida. 538.com reported that trump's lagging polls are affecting key senate races which could swing the power over to the democrats. benjamin to talk about this. clinton leads in the polls. trump is still dealing with controversies. how do you see it? where do things stand? >> if we called the election today, hillary would win in a landslide, like reagan mondale. hillary is staying focused on the issues. the

morel does not face hate crime charges though many in the community blame islamophobia for the killings. their 10-year-old son was stopped by police officers with a gun pointed right at him. the boy, who is tall for his age, was videotaped by his mom. he was stopped by police while they were searching for that robbery suspect. new jersey reporter anthony johnson has the exclusive story. he's in newark tonight. >> newark police internal affairs are investigating this case. they have been actually for the past couple of weeks and they tell me they're getting a lot more information about exactly what happened but they do s a prime example of what happens when armed robbery suspects are out there putting a whole lot of people in danger. >> reporter: no doubt legend preston is big for his age. this shy 10-year-old 5th grader was terrified when cops chased him down with their guns out and in to this alley because they thought he was a suspect in an armed robbery. >> some police started coming from this way with guns pointing right at me and then like i ran in to the backyard. moments before l

isn't naming any other women he's considering hillary clinton is today former cia director michael morel announced his pro- hillary he is pro- hillary and a new york times op-ed that was published today he said trump made" a threat to our national security morel says he is registered as neither a democrat or a republican and has always been private about his preference for president until now and a new fox news poll is out that shows how likable the presidential candidates are or both candidates are in trouble 55 percent of registered voters have an unfavorable opinion of hillary clinton and 63 percent have an unfavorable opinion of donald trump. >> the candidates are setting their sights on colorado both hillary clinton and donald trump is incompetent that they can win the state how both campaigns are focusing their attention on colorado. >> in the battleground state of colorado the ground war getting people registered to vote. >> picking a met with real and augmented retail politics the campaign workers at playing pok?mon go to register potential voters the mac and that using other att

i talked today to michael morell, former deputy director of the c.i.a. and until recently a cbs news contributor. he suggests the united states should support more aggressive >> when we were in iraq, the iranians were giving weapons to the shia lisha who were killing american soldiers. the iranians were making us pay a price. we need to make the iranians pay a price in syria. we need the make the russians pay a price. here's the other thing i want to do. i want to go after those things that assad sees as his personal power ba i want him to think about this is not going to end well for me. >> rose: you can see more of that interview with michael morell later tonight on my pbs program. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," a day of fun at a water park turns tragic. and later a wedding guest brings fall in love with a new daily fiber. new mirafiber from the makers of miralax. it's the only fiber that supports regularity with dailycomfort fiber. so unlike others, mirafiber is less likely to cause unwanted gas. love your fiber. new mirafiber. my experienc

oscar morel charged with shooting an imam and associates. what was the motive? we're hoping to learn more in the next court appearance. look for updates first at 4:00 and on our abc 7ny app. >>> good afternoon. we want to begin this half hour local leaders, including mayor de blasio are pushing for more funding to battle it. >> he's calling on congress to pass the nearly $2 billion zika bill. lucy yang is live in kips bay. >> reporter: zika is being described as a national health crisis. the mosquito-borne illness was the topic of a news conference by the mayor and other officials this noon. minutes ago. even though there have been no mosquitoes found in new york city carrying the disease, the fact is, new yorkers travel, including to places where those mosquitoes live in abundance. they are coming home sick. here are the numbers. we're told 500 new yorkers have tested positive, almost all have traveled abroad. brain damage. officials now insisting the countries could battle this disease better if only congress would pass more funding for the fight. 480 people h