in nassau county a man convicted of dog fighting for the fourth time. anthony redick could spend up to four years in prison. at least one dog died. as part of his sentence he is barred from contact with animals for 15 years. in 2014 a fire at his freeport home uncovered the dog fighting training facility. at the panama canal will open the unveiling comes in spite of a downturn for the international ship market. the expansion cost $5.25 billion. it was built to accommodate ships that were previously too big to cross. the expansion already has 162 reservations for large ship voyages. about one third of the canal's traffic is between u.s. east and asia. but as panama prepares, the busiest ports in our area will not be ready for them. a project to raise the bayonne bridge was delayed until the end of next year because of miscalculations and weather problems. until it is complete, the largest container ships cannot head to the ports of new york, new jersey, and elizabeth. >>> a movie star known for her role in "top gun" becomes the victim of a crime. believe

this is the main drag, nassau street, right off of the university itself.and palmer, actually there is intersection, with a we are hearing is number of pedestrians, struck by at least one vehicle in you've ever been on the campus, here is the crosswalk, but the sun played havoc with us this morning, and i wouldn't be surprised if sun glare could have played a factor. probably one of the cars involved here what i am thinking, maybe folks, student walking across the street on campus here this morning, i'm not sure if there is a stop sign, or a traffic signal at this intersection. but again, number of people struck by a vehicle there in princeton, we keep our fingers crossed, thought and prayers for the folks that were taken to the hospital. good job by skyfox getting up there. back to the maps again. nassau and palmer right there on many campus of princeton university. >> one of the penndot cameras, blue route, 476 right near the schuylkill, two cars casino of off into the grass, little fender bender, but the sun playing havoc with us here, all morning long.

. >>> two were hit trying to cross nassau street and palmer square in princeton. no word on if there will be charged filed in the accident. >>> chopper 6 hd was over the scene at the intersection of 58th street and florence avenue. the two suv's collided this morning, the force of the collision sent the vehicles onto the sidewalk and into the fence. no word on the extent of the injuries. >>> chopper 6 hd was over head when an suv was in a collision and the ambulance was towed away. it was at the intersection of chester pike in darby, delaware county. one person was hurt in the crash. >>> turning to the weather, what a difference a day makes. the storms are gone and cooler weather is here, as we go live outside at sky 6 hd at the jersey shore and cape may is looking pretty right now. it's cool for a day at the beach but you can see the bright, beautiful sunshine has returned to the delaware valley. it's cool enough to shut off the a.c., meteorologist, karen rogers, in for david murphy is joining us outside on the terrace. you have your jacket on. >> reporter: i'm a

. >> it's like nassau. it's crazy. when you were raven, did you tuck? >> stephen: i tucked.nt pairs of pant on, one for shaping, and two more for smoothing. >> yes. now, was that all of your own butt or were you padded? >> stephen: baby, i bring it. >> okay. ( applause ) >> stephen: do you have any plans for pride weekend coming up? >> you know, pride is for young people who are just coming into the life and just understanding what it is to be themselves. i have lived pride for the past 55 years. ( cheers and applause ) so i don't-- you know, i live pride every single day. i go out and i love myself. i make sure that i am lovin' rue, i'm lovin' rue 24/7. >> stephen: thank you for being here, your majesty. rupaul hosts "skin wars: fresh paint," wednesdays on gsn. rupaul charles, everybody! as proud as he can be. we'll be right back,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> stephen: that's it for the "late show." have a great weekend. see you at the pride parade. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> reggie: ♪ are you ready to have some fun ♪

manhattan in the next 15 to 30 minutes and eventually fizzle out as it moves towards queens into nassau county. behind that things are quiet. we are unstable in the northeast so we will leave will leave a thread tries late showers storm until sunset and once the sun sets the threat will diminish after that and we should have a it's warm out there especially inland where newark is checking in at 90 degrees at this hour. 8686 in new york city in the 70s i the 70s i slept in a bit cooler towards montauk point temperatures of 63 degrees. beautiful day across the tri-state area tomorrow lovely sunny with high temperatures near 80 degrees. antwan: we like that. new surveillance video in the attempted abduction of a 6-year-old boy in the bronx. lycee this man grabbed the boy and attempted to put them into a black vehicle. this happened last month near west 162nd street and jerome avenue the police have released a sketch and asked anyone with information call crime stoppers at 1-800-577-tips. christina: a special day for more than 200 active and retired fdny heroes who served in the armed force

so we need help, not just in nassau, in brooklyn the voting was terrible april 19. so i don't know how we change the mindset to get people to the polls except to take this show on the road. thank you. >> thank you so much. i think that's a wonderful note to end this panel on. everyone here today can help take the show on the road. i want to thank our terrific panel is for this really lively and informative presentation. we are going to have a short break before the honorable eric holder addresses us and please don't leave and thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> okay everyone we are going to get started so if you will take your seats. the next part of our program is going to begin. so why have the honor of introducing my former boss and good friend attorney general eric holder who we are so delighted is with us today. i'm going to start though by bringing greetings

we speak to a farm in nassau chief -- nasa chief exploring the way's recognition -- recognition.ce ♪ welcome back. 1:49 a.m. in new york but in london than it is 6:49 a.m. let's get the bloomberg business flash. expandingnestle offering in china with the bets on e-commerce. they have unveiled 67 products new to the china market on the platform. they are not available in shops. bentley andler of bugatti in the uae is closer to the ipo that's been in the works since 2000. the ceo spoke exclusively to bloomberg tv. >> we are closer, but we spoke about it a few weeks ago. we have all of the comments are ready and all we need to do now is it all the information. some of the projects that we have in our ipo are still not finished. we are finished and ready so that will be a plus for investors to look at it. finishy look at the revenue-generating project. rosalind: suffering its biggest intraday decline in foreign half years after they said they were ceasing coverage and noble group is looking to raise money. the ceo quit last week and they are tailing as the chairman says he will step down

continued to detain them indefinitely without charge or trial regardless of where that happens in nassauluding guantÁnamo. >> i want to praise you in the panel for her. plug to my book. i think that's a positive trend and let me say if it wasn't for geeks like you -- get on your smartphone right now. marty we will turn back to you. i want to ask you two questions. one is squeezing into your five minutes if you want to respond regarding her concerns about targeting and the approach to targeting law, please do and if he times you could segue to something that pushes into the other currents we have been hurting about congressional paralysis and dysfunction. to what extent is it legitimate or more legitimate for a president to push the boundaries of his or her authority in a situation which congress is not living up to its constitutional role to pass legislation and confirm people? >> on the last question i will try to get that but if i don't everything i know about it i learn from walter so i'm sure he will be able to address it which is when is it appropriate to take aggressive interpretat

at a meeting in nassau, bahamas last year a young man from the united states stood up and cynically said those of us in america just discovered black people were global. let me correct that. black people became global 1,000 years ago on the eastern side of the world with slavery into the indian ocean. and of course we've been around since the 15th century in terms of globality. and we were aware of it. the writers began to write in the 19th century. they didn't always have the tools or resources to go deeply. but we now have this explosion in terms of international history, internationalism and african-american history. these new studies build on the work of scholars and writers who understand their struggle for freedom as one connected to the struggle of the darker races, a term in asia, africa and the islands of the sea, a term darker races was in common use in the early 20th century and included all african people, asians and other groups and people of color. within the colored world women -- women and the poor had to fight to create visions of transnational resistance that did not re

i went to the huge event in nassau county, long island.em to a separate place and guess what happened? the protesters got on television and the people who went to the rally got on television. both accomplished the goal, no one got their nose broken. >> you can have differing opinions. that's what america is all about, but the violence, that's never condoned. should never be condoned. >> right. what do you think about that? e-mail us. on this thursday and heather takes us first to israel. >> that's right. that's where there's a lot of violence certainly yesterday. we have new information about that. >>> brand-new chilling video of the terrorists as they opened fire inside of a crowded market in tel aviv, leaving four people dead. the palestinian gunman dressed as orthodox jews in order to try to disguise themselves and blend in. people are running for their lives. witnesses described the horror. listen. >> yeah. he had a rifle in his hand and he was shooting at people point blank sitting down. >> the gunmen are cousins and they're in custod

the last fights specifically in nassau the bahamas, you knew it was the end.ain. all the writers and especially the ones who had been around longer than me understood this was never going to happen again there was never going to be an athlete of any kind or for that matter of a public figure of any kind who was quite like muhammad ali. >> obviously a very controversial figure, the 60's refusing to go to vietnam as far as his, later in life, how did he look back at those days? >> really, you know, i view ali as the protagonist in the great american novel. he changed with time. the ali of the 60's was filled with rage and hatred. he enraged us and shocked us. but, with time, he came to inspire us. and he came to really symbolize love and respect and sympathy. the change from the angry ali of the early and mid 60's was remarkable. he did change and that's one of the reasons that he transcended boxing and was such a fascinating public figure. >> was there a specific pivot point? of course he was a racial segregationist and open about it. was there a moment when he

you look at what the nasa model was back in the 60s, that man is no different than the person at nassau, what are you doing, i'm putting a man on the moon. you'll find that very much where you go in our service. but there's so much more information readily available to people as well. >> you also touched on resources , the resource picture for the coast guard looks may be better than normal. i don't want to overstate it. i'm sure you would like more, but you have made comments in the past using the jaws line about you needed your boat, we need a bigger coast guard, how do you feel about the resource picture now that fy 17 budget request is it, you mention several of the new major investment streams underway, the growth of the structure and the readiness picture, what most challenges you at this point in executing all that? >> i am pleased with the acquisition budget. on the other side we have our operations and maintenance, what it cost to do operations and people, under that portfolio as well. we are not keeping pace, will affect were not keeping pace with budget control at funding lev