elaine phillips is a mayor, she is elected official in nassau county. she is a fourth degree black belt which is totally cool in and of itself and she and her husband have had very sterling careers as well. so the easy thing fors as the new york state senate, we have absolutely a-1 level, the top level candidates who are going to be the standard-bearers for the party. as you come out and as we leave here, again i'm going to support donald trump. i'm going to support governor pence. i'm going to support jack martins. everyone of our incumbents and everyone of our challengers, ladies and gentlemen, it is time for all of us to continue to be proud as republicans, get out there, win and it's the old-fashioned way. i told you i have this little ipad. it is a phone call. it is a personal note. getting somebody on the phone, making sure they are out there on election day so we can prevail.

manhattan, just entering nassau county. this is putting down rainfall rates of about an inch and a half per hour. but it only lasts about 20 minutes or so in any one particular area. enough to cause ponding on the roadways, big puddles. take it slow. morning rain, yes. afternoon rain, a spot shower. temperature of 81. the worst in the morning. it gets better this afternoon. >> that's good to new. lauren? >> not a commute to look forwa new trouble spots. on the verrazano bridge, a disabled vehicle on the upper level blocking a lane. on the new england thruway, an accident southbound by exit 16 north avenue, involving a car carrier. flairs are set up. slow ride. one lane getting by. delays are building quickly. >>> 5:26. still ahead, we're following few hours ago. we'll have the latest next. >>> and i'm katherine creag live in williamsburg, brooklyn where a violent robbery put two business workers in the hospital. they worked in an accounting firm here. we'll tell you what took place >>> rough weather moving into our area, it

that will keep cutting across toward northern nassau county. it will run through great neck and manhattan and keep heading toward connecticut. then behind that, sunny breaks. then the next system to the west in the great lakes. in between systems on saturday. here is futurecast. here. the cell pushes to bridgeport by 8:00. then rain long island in the city and southwestment by noontime, you see the rain ending and the sun will break out. fast forward and look to saturday. there you see rain mostly west and north on saturday. it looks like eastern end of long island, jersey shore and coastal connecticut escapes that saturday and off and on tonight a muggy night, patchy clouds, patchy fog and we will look at 82 with clouds and sun. humid day. there could be a shower or thunderstorm west of the city, northwest of the city and, so, apparently there is a lot of things going on outdoors this weekend. i am answering everything as far as i can on social media. a lot of kids are getting their face painted and pony rides this weekend. >> is that right? >

a man found dead near a restaurant in nassau county. chopper 2 was over the scene in glen cove where someone discovered the body this a restaurant. nassau county police say a 25- year-old man was stabbed to death. investigators believe the attack was not random. so far no one has been arrested and police are not naming any suspects. >> disbelief in brooklyn. a neighborhood there where a man was viciously beaten and a woman tied up during a robbery. the attack happened inside an accounting firm. the suspects are on the run. cbs 2's steve langford reports. >> reporter: ct robling street in williamsburg about 5:30 thursday afternoon this small accounting firm invaded by two men who police say savagely beat a 60-year-old man and tasered him after tying up a 19-year-old female employee. >> looks like they were hit on the head. i don't know exactly. >> reporter: this man works next door. he saw the victims. >> put her to the ground and tied her up. >> reporter: a suspect seen running away in a fedex uniform police say the suspects got away wi

when the space race happened in nassau formed, the women roles began changing.they ended they ended up becoming the lab's first computer programmers and they had is incredible long careers at nasa. 40, 50 years, one of them still were set nassau today. >> on sunday, in depth is live with author and document filmmakers said sebastian younger. we'll take your calls, text and email questions from new to 3:00 p.m. eastern. discussing his latest book tribe, on homecoming and belonging. he is also the author of war, a death in belmont, fire and the perfect storm. at 9:00 p.m. eastern, part two of a special two-part q&a interview with the special two-part q&a interview with former public interest lawyer and politician mark green. author of bright, infinite future. a generational memoir on the generational rise. i'm on it 2:30 p.m. eastern, book two beast tours the vivian g harsh collection, the largest collection, the largest african-american history and literature collection in the midwest, housed at the chicago public library's woodson regional branch. for the comple

we got nassau. [applause] biggest margin for ronald reagan, 1980, nassau county, bigger than orange county california. we have suffolk, we have westchester, orange, putnam, i can't mention them all. [applause] then we got the whole big middle of the state, baby you're just like pennsylvania. you like to hunt, you like to hunt, right? [cheering] you want to make sure nobody takes away your second amendment right to bear arms, right? right? [applause] and, you want to, hey, how about we put people back to work by fracking, hydraulic drilling. [applause] how about we rebuild upstate new york into what it used to be. we're the great industrial capital of the world! [applause] and -- [applause] and god has put the resources in our earth to allow us to do it. pennsylvania is doing it and it did it under a democratic governor, ed rendell! a democratic governor because he cared about his people more than he cared about being tear terrod out of control environmentalists. i didn't say just environmentalists.

heading to the southern part of nassau then another batch to the west around the delaware bay that will cut across toms river and atlantic city. this winds down midday. >>> it's getting crazy out there. rfk triboro bridge we have an the prospect an accident. near williamsburg bridge flooding. problem on the new england threw south at cedar an accident involving a car carrier leaves one lane open. 287 at exit 57 a tractor trailer fire that they are working on. garden state parkway south exit 148 we have that accident. on to route 17 south near paramus and ridgewood that is an accident. transit doing well. hudson river valley no major issues. street cleaning rules are in effect. lori over to you. >> all right, thank you, heather. >>> mass transit may be the way to travel with highways and side streets expected to flood up to two inches of rain in some spots. amy freeze is in hoboken where residents are familiar with high water. >> you are right. even 1/2 inch, they hope it doesn't come too quickly. what we have seen is the rain from moderate to heavy and now a light sprinkle. you can see

swimming. 19 beaches in nassau county fall under the bathing ban. we have the full list on cbsnewyork.com. >>> a leap of faith for one california daredevil. expert skydiver luke aikins is jumping from a plane at 25,000 feet today. he'll be doing it without a parachute or a wing suit. he'll instead try to land in a net while going about 120 miles per hour. the net is 100 feet by 100 ground. >> it's actually like a big hammock. it kind of cradles you and cups you and it's really soft in the beginning then it hits a little hard at the end. >> if you don't miss. he is confident he'll make it. he's been practicing his aim and says he's landed in the same spot 73 times in a row. >> i don't understand this. i don't get it. >> me neither. >> i watch these shows and they tell us all about -- they have >> hopefully he'll make it. >>> 6:19. cell phone hi jacking. the new way thieves are stealing your identity. >>> a debate over the price of pasta. why four new yorkers are suing one of the nation's leading >>> pasta maker barilla is in hot water after being acc

flash flood watch in effect for nassau county. temperatures all around the tri-state today are below average. 77 for your high temperature in poughkeepsie. 78 in white plains. 82 in central park. again, heavy rain possible, especially as we head into the afternoon. we'll look at the ten-day dry out in a few minutes. pat and gus? >> thank you. we are continuing to follow breaking news out of austin, texas. >> police saying all four victims of a shooting in the downtown area were women and the gunman remains on the loose. one person killed, three injured. bars were letting out early. at the same time shots were fired during an assault in the same area leading police to think they had an active shooter in the area >>> police reopened a stretch of the new jersey turnpike that was closed overnight for an investigation. new jersey state police were chasing a driver who was reportedly armed and dangerous. well, when the car finally stopped, troopers discovered the driver apparently shot himself. that driver is a form police officer from

westchester, orange, nassau, and suffolk counties competed. new york city is one of only five large cities in the country that runs a largely unfiltered drinking water supply. >> that just has the right mineralty and perfect texture, full bodied. refreshing on a hot day like today. >> we're cooling off a little. >> we definitear degrees cooler on average than what we had yesterday. a little bit of cloud cover out there, but for the most part we have returned to the sunshine. i'm going to show you a couple of showers that popped up in the tri-state in just a moment. one quick passing evening shower, that is it. that's the only one we have on mild, but more rain and thunderstorms are on the approach. we're not going to break out of this pattern until we get into the workweek. 88 in poughkeepsie. hope well junction still at 90 degrees. it is 83 right now in central park and farmingdale. it is 86 degrees in morristown. 73 in sussex where we had that rain move through. you can see that rain here on satellite and radar. it is just that one little ce

they are back at the scene today at nassau road. police have not said how she was killed but that no arrests have been made. >>> police are searching for a gunman on a bicycle that shot a man and an innocent teenager. the double shooting happened at the juniata park section of philadelphia. a girl suffered a gunshot wound to the leg and is in stable condition. the man they believe was the intended target of the shooting. annie mccormick will have more coming up at 12:30. >>> police in philadelphia have charged a toonger for aggravated assault for shooting a teenage girl in the chest. the teenager was playing with a gun and it went off inside a home, on the 5600 block of lloyd street, the 14-year-old victim was in stable condition at saint christopher's hospital. >>> a traffic stop in minnesota ended with a black man shot to death by a white police officer. what happened afterwards was streamed live online. his girlfriend said that her boyfriend was shot for no apparent reason. the man's death has sparked outrage and protest across t

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this is nassau road, the victim is shannon o'rourke, we'll follow the story on "action news" and online at 6abc.com. >>> now to the forecast it's day two of the excessive heat and the warning remains in effect at this hour. temperatures in the 90s and the humidity is high, lets look at sky 6 hd and the center city skyline this noon. just a few clouds overhead but man it is hot out there. david murphy is outside on the terrace and has the latest from accuweather. we are not getting relief any time soon. >> today and tomorrow we are in the same sort of air mass, this is easily the most uncomfortable day of the year so far and probably beats out any of our days last summer, have you to go back a few years to get this intense heat and humidity. satellite and radar shows nothing going on in the way of rain. right now i have cloud cover overhead on the terrace and i am happy for it. because when the sun breaks out it's almost unbearable. 90 in philadelphia and 86 in new york city and in philadelphia 73 dew points. anything over 70 indicates oppressive humidity. your heat index feeling like 98

nassau needs the new docking setup before americans can fly there in crew capsules.he rocket is expected to arrive at the space station wednesday. >>> olympics organizers have heightened security concerns following the bastille day attack in nice. federal state and local officials took part in a simulation in bryzagalazil. brazilian and foreign officials say they are not aware of any credible threats to the games in terms of intelligence chatter. >>> in just 18 days, the summer olympics will kick off. jacqueline london will be traveling to rio. you can watch her reports and all the action here on nbc 10. >>> the world anti-doping agency will release a report today in allegations that athletes used performance enhancing drugs in sochi. team members attended a farewell ceremony in sochi yesterday, up sure of what today might hold. russia's track and field team is already banned from the upcoming olympics. >>> good morning, jessica boyington checking on your first alert traffic. we're watching the blue route. this is right around ridge pike. no big problems or delays. y

one day after 45-year-old shannon o'rourke is found murdered in her nassau road home, lumberton township police are back on the scene gathering evidence. investigators are not saying how o'rourke was killed or why or if they have any leads. that has neighbors especially worried. >> it's a small community and everybody knows everybody. everybody takes care of everybody. and that's why this is scary. i'm very nervous. >> brianna and her family live right next door. she showed me picture of the victim who she says was a super nice lady. >> i was pretty close to her when i used to hang out with her niece katie. we you've to go over there all the time and hang out. >> reporter: we're told the victim worked at a printing business and walk dogs on the side. both brianna and her brother say they didn't notice anything unusual or hear anything suspicious before o'rourke was found murdered. >> i saw her sunday afternoon and that's about it. and my mom saw her on monday. >> it's scary. very scary. i can't really wrap my mind around it at all. >> reporter: neighbor who did not want to go on camera s

heading over to long island, nassau county, the l.i.e. is shut down out in both directions between exit 40, jericho head over to the northern state parkway. >>> now to the grand finale of the democratic national convention, hillary clinton rallied delegates and reached out to voters promising better leadership and a better america if she's elected president. tracie strahan has a look. >> reporter: good morning to you. hillary clinton cemented her place in the history books yesterday using her time in the spotlight to say something a woman in this country >> and so, my friends, it's with humility, determination and boundless confidence in america's promise that i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> wells fargo arena was packed early on to see clinton take the stage. she was introduced by her daughter, chelsea, who highlighted her mother's parent. after accepting the democratic nomination, hillary clinton said she would be having steady leadership if elected. something she said her opponent, donald trump can't offe

for those of us out in nassau county, suffolk county, other parts of the nation, it's not the case. it helps professionals in terms of development, it connects us, we network, we share resources, ideas, programs that are designed for our communities. so it's a nonprofit organization. and what's even were the is that you do not have to be a librarian to join. so we have a web site, you can go on to the web site. we have a president who's a wonderful president, a past president and others who are in the room who will take your membership application -- [laughter] if you would like to join us to educate others about black folks, literature, librarian issues. >> okay. so, stacy mentioned a study that i was talking about earlier, and it's by the cooperative children's book center. now, the cooperative children's book center receives books, and from what they've received in the last three years, i talked about in 2013 disease 3200 books were received by only 68 african-americans, but they were about, written about african-americans. there were 93. so for 2014 we see a little increase. the

parts of nassau county. show you the radar in a second, but factor in extra time or maybe alter your schedule a bit. i think waiting a bit right now might be a wise course of action. particularly if you're taking off, you can see that, south of yonkers, more of queens seeing that heavy rain, we'll see that hold together, parts of westchester county, you'll tap into that. we're dealing with flooding there. seeing some heavy rain. into baltimore. that's going to hold together and um pact parts of south jersey and slow down for part of the morning commute. it is much better this afternoon, even some sun, a stray left over shower or thunderstorm possible this afternoon or tonight. but numbers lower. it's humid, but your high of 82, a lot closer than it should be. leave a lot of extra space if you can. >> you've seen one accident on the road. >> we have several starti affected to the weather. a lot of st major roadways. let's begin with this accident, blocking two lanes at 79th street. we have delays that extend

i think that nassau would like to know how to do that. maybe i could help them out. so i applied. [laughter] >> but you know you are pretty stubborn so you try to gang, right. >> if at first you do not succeed, try, try again. >> don't sound so excited about it. but you got accepted, third group of astronauts and yet your microphone is going all wonky so just be careful. and then you became an astronaut, we all know that. so let's talk about gemini them. originally you almost were not going to fly in gemini because -- >> will i help to train the guides. mcdonnell douglas built a mercury spacecraft and they belted a little bigger so they could put two people in it and it became the gemini spacecraft. so they had figured out different ways of rendezvous and some other people were pretty bold and you lift off and go right straight toward him. and neither of these were very good. but mine was better. well we won't go into all the details but it was a fighter pilot type rendezvous. and i worked in training some of them so i went to the boss and i said i would like to really fly in one

merchants association hosted the race and those that win get cash and gift cards and a free stay at the nassau in in princeton. >> was a waitress on a cruise ship in college. >> you could have won. >> no, i got fired. >> how is the weather? >> hot and brutal but this is the worst of it. it starts to get better as we head through the weekend. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing no rain out there to cool things off and the current heat index is really tough to handle. it feels like 100 in philadelphia and the heat index earlier this evening, 103, it feels like 103 at the atlantic city airport and 101 in wilmington and 104 in dover and cape may point the current index 94 degrees. the system that provides some relief in the form of lower dew points is moving into new england, this clipped northampton county this afternoon. what that will do it help to mix in slightly drier air tomorrow and we'll have lower dew points and the heat index is not quite as high as today. tonight is a warm and stuffy night under partly cloudy skies and 72 in the suburbs and 73 in center city and through the day tomo

driver who died about this and then crashed in cells drive among was speeding before the crash the nassauportation safety board said the model best was doing about 74 mi. an hour and 65 zone on a divided highway in florida the driver was using the cruise control option and keeping feature at the time of the crash. >>reporter: the four year-old had part of his leg amputated when he was a baby was given the custom prosthetic leg to help him walk this thievery happen on sunday morning during a beach outing then left the back in the cooler on the sand with his prostatic on top when they got back to this spot everything was gone. >>reporter: 01 to haddam and a i turned around and i sprayed him in the face and took off run the whole situation was on sale he called police after was scarce and the most astounding of about what could have happened police are investigating. >>catherine heenan: final checkup before and training camp and local was at the arena tonight kevin durant in the house along with klay thompson and draymond green. >>gary: u.s. aid in the limpet team play china tonight at the n

cairo and good people in nassau county. chris will do very well.i think in large part because we'll have an excellent turnout. now in the other seat, jack martins is running for congress and he will be the next congressman from that district as you well know. [applause] we have another candidate, by the way, please, i beg your indulgence, i'm mentioning these people because they are the future of the new york state senate and really government in the state of new york. elaine phillips is a mayor, she is elected official in nassau county. she is a fourth degree black belt which is totally cool in and of itself and she and her husband have had very sterling careers as well. so the easy thing fors as the new york state senate, we have absolutely a-1 level, the top level candidates who are going to be the standard-bearers for the party. as you come out and as we leave here, again i'm going to support donald trump. i'm going to support governor pence. i'm going to support jack martins. everyone of our incumbents and everyone of our challengers, ladies a

dari: dozens of teenagers from around nassau county are getting a week long firefighting. they're at camp 516, which immerses them in every aspect of being a firefighter. >> we introduce them to the fire service at 12 years old. they get a pretty good eye opening of what the fire service is about. dari: you can find out more at nc c.j..org and that's your new i'm robert de niro and new york is my home. it's the best place to visit in the world and now it's the easiest, because now there are new tourism guides on the road, and on your phone that make it easier to find the places you love. find great dining, amazing history, and world-class entertainment, no matter where you are. take the ultimate road trip and see why i love new york. dari: it will soon be easy to purchase discount tickets to broadway shows. beginning tuesday, a tkts pop up booth will set up shop near lincoln center inside the david rubenstein atrium. that will bring the number of outlets to four. the others are at times square and downtown brooklyn. summer. three months. steve: teens will rule sunday night

a beautiful shot we have of the trump chop per brushes over the trees and just about lands at the nassau glen visitor center. you see it right on lake erie. >> we'll let this play out for a moment here. i'm here with miss collins who flew the shuttle for nasa. what do you think of it? >> it's a beautiful day. all the people out here with their cameras getting into the excitement of the day. >> we've got people lined up and down this whole area watching this. donald trump has his name emblazoned across pretty much everything that he does and we've seen him flying ougall acs the country. it kind of reminds you of lbj who loved the campaign helicopter where he would swoop into the area. at one point donald trump gave kids rides. there's the spokesperson. she travels with him. she gets off the plane. she's in her 20s and has a huge responsibility. they have a good understanding and he likes the job she does. we've talked about that a lot. trump, his daughter, is going to have a big night when she introduced her father as the nominee. there's tiffany trump on the right. she can breathe a sigh

one up against the water from westchester, nassau, sufficient i can -- the water goes state competition and that competition is in september. >> better practice really hard. >> reservoir baby. that's so good. we got a little help in the recognize -- we got help in the reservoir. you'll be waiting on that stat, but i'll get to it. >> they like the flowers at the botanical garden. >> we know how excited you are about the sting flower. >> i thought maybe it wouldn't make an appearance in today, but it did. and ready for the weekend forecast. we have a bit of a shaky weekend for the final weekend of july. the heaviest rain is almost like it was today in the wee hours ever sunday morning over the weekend. george washington is slow. a lot of traffic across the george washington bridge. manying looking -- not looking bad. here's your weekend getaway. the theme for saturday is the best part of the time we get into the mid-afternoon, clouds are gathering especially north and west. and there could be a shower or thunderstorm in the cat scales. jersey shore, if there's a storm, it's late in the da

mainly yes, especially for nassau and suffolk counties, the further east you go the better the weather today. as we head back to the jersey shore, you may see more scattered storms later on this afternoon. temperature in the 70s to low 80s. rip current risk is low today, milder. 70 to 78 degrees. you don't have to be quite as brave to go in the water. uv index is high, you need lots of sun screen and there is moderate risk for lightning especially the jersey shore. so always exercise caution if it starts raining and you see these storms head inside immediately. overall not a washout and that is good news. tomorrow could start out as a washout. we'll look at sunday coming up in a few. pat and gus. >> thank you. new developments in a s we're tracking this morning, a livery cab driver behind the wheel had a bad t-bone crash. >> a half dozen people sent to the hospital. we have new surveillance video. >> reporter: we are right along jerome avenue. you can see pieces of the crash are still strewn across jerome avenue hours after the crash. this happened at around 2:00 this morning. into a c

she lives on the 100 block of nassau road in lumberton. we are told that o'rourke worked at a local printing company and was a local pet sitter. the details have not been released and no one is arrested. >>> katherine knox the woman found guilty of an attack on a gay couple. is asking for early release. that could be as early as tomorrow. last month, knot requested early release based on earned time and good behavior but she was denied. >>> uber struck a deal with philadelphia to operate legally until september 30th, they say the settlement was prompted by the recent description by the septa rail service and the democratic convention. they have operated since 2012 without the required approval from the state legislature. >>> a pop-up beer garden recently opened in wilmington and not everyone is happy about it, a hear willing be held tonight to determine if constitution yards will be given a permanent liquor license from the office of alcoholic beverage controls. it's located on south justinton street and next to rental properties, noise is

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you are finished in nassau and suffolk pattern i'm -- putnam. [cheers and applause] and i know that several of your neighbors can't stand you. we are going to take you out in new york and we are going to do it the way ronald reagan did it, the same break down of those between the city, the suburbs and upstate new york. if we can take you out in new york, while here we are going to wind date and we are. we've got a much better candidate that allows the american people to understand and to appreciate. we will have a candidate with the skills to communicate. i've only seen matched by maybe ronald reagan, maybe bill clinton as a great communicator. maybe obama. great communicator, terrible president. but i think more than day -- not believe more than that. he understands modern american communication better than anybody. i think he understands american television better than anyone. and i think he knows how to overcome the distance manages against him in the disadvantages of all the money hillary had by his complete domination of the free media. you

. >> reporter: one day after 45-year-old shannon o'rourke is found murdered in her nassau road home,rton township police are back on the scene gathering evidence. investigators are not saying how o'rourke was killed or why or if they have any leads. and that has neighbors especially worried. >> it's a small community and everybody knows everybody. everybody takes care of everybody and that's why this is scary. i'm very nervous. >> brianna and her family live right next door. she showed me picture of the victim who she says was a super nice lady. >> i was pretty close to her when i used to hang out with her niece katie. we used to go over there all the time and hang out. >> reporter: the victim worked at a printing business and walked dogs on the side. both brianne anna and her brother didn't notice anything unusual or hear anything suspicious before a rourke was found murdered. >> i saw her sunday afternoon and that's about it. and my mom saw her on monday. >> it's scary. very scary. i can't really wrap my mind around it at all. >> reporter: a neighbor who did not want to go on camer

there is a flash flood watch in effect for the city - essex county, nassau county and north of the city. that flood watches in effect until 11:00 tonight. then you see the lighter colors. that is a flood advisory in effect until 7:15 a.m. for parts of mercer county and pertinent -- putnam county as well. you get the picture. it is going to be a soggy day. it has already begun. on the vortex satellite and radar, a lot of activity moving through this morning. making its way into dutchess county. cells. moving at 8 miles per hour. typically with storms, they move at 20-30 miles per hour. it is a slow motion of these storms that will make for flooding possibilities. it continues to rain rain in the same spot over and over. the one at toms river, moving at just 5 miles per hour. for the day today, showers and thunderstorms. some of them producing torrential, possibly flooding rain. warming up to 80 degrees today. it will be incredibly not sunny. mainly cloudy skies. more on this forecast. when does the pattern come to a end? i will answer that question in my full forecast. back to you. >>> w

because of heavy rainfall the health departments in suffolk and nassau counties are advising against swimming at more than 80 beaches on long island. storm runoff can elevate bacteria levels in the water. 62 beaches in suffolk county. 19 the bathing ban. we have the full list of beaches on cbsnewyork.com. >>> a leap of faith for one california daredevil. expert skydiver luke aikins is jumping from a plane at 25,000 feet. he'll be doing it without a parachute or wing suit. he'll instead try to land in a net while going about 120 miles an hour. the net is 100 feet by 100 feet >> it's actually like a big hammock. it cradles you and cups you and it's really soft in the beginning and then it hits hard in the end. >> he is confident he'll make it. he's been practicing his aim and says he's landed in the same spot 73 times in a row. gets me nervous just saying that story. >> that is no hammock. that is not calming or relaxing in any way. >>> mike piazza is enjoying one of his best weeks ever. he was inducted into the sunday. >> his number 31 will be the fifth number retired in mets history.

live radar shows heavier showers across the five boroughs, nassau county into sussex county, monmouth and ocean county. the heaviest rains. you could see in excess of an inch or so. in the yellow the rain has picked up. further west the rain has shut down across sussex county, warren county. the dry line is getting closer and closer to the . down in town probably by about 9:30 or so. many time, maybe a stray shower left over or so. 81. dry tonight. showers and storms return tomorrow and sunday as well. looks like a damp weekend. unfortunately can linger into next week. temperatures into the low and middle 80s. let's see how the roads are handling all of that water. here's lauren. >> thanks, chris. we have delays in service on 1, 5, a, c. let's talk about the roads. accident exit 6 through 22 is jamming things up. 287 northbound after exit 57 skyline drive. route 208 shut down northbound at maple avenue causing delays. flooding on tunnel a avenue still shut down at county road. garden state parkway accident in express and local lanes by exit 117. staten island expressway, westbound, ac

saying very little except that 45-year-old shannon o'rourke was found murdered in her home here on nassau road yesterday morning. neighbors those who knew her are saddened by the news and shaken. >> to me it's absolutely terrifying, because i knew her. we were close neighbors. >> reporter: brianna, says she can't believe her next door neighbor shannon o'rourke was murdered in her home. her body found wednesday morning. rihanna says she used to play with the victim's niece katie when she visit. >> she was a really nice person. outgoing. like when i would go over there she was really fun. just a cool person to hang out with. it's just scary. very scary. i can't really what happened my mind around it at all. >> reporter: investigators are being extremely tight lipped about what happened. but one neighbor who did not want to go on camera tells us that a male friend found o'rourke pogging body on the living room floor about 9:00 o'clock in the morning and came running out into the street screaming. kendra hatfield lives across the street. >> i'm seeing this going and i asked detectives should

one last question for stephen cohen from nassau county here tonight with his daughter, jordan. >> mr. speaker, thank you for taking my question. when you became speaker, you insisted very specifically in carving out time for your children -- >> say it again, please. >> you insisted on carving out time for your children when you became speaker. i think that makes you a very positive role model for our generation. what advice would you have for fathers for carving out time for their children, particularly those who don't have as much career flexibility as you do. >> i guess i'm more sensitive i lost my dad when i was a kid. so i grew up wanting a father. i grew up with mentors that took me under their belt. i can't tell you how many times i've had conversations with people in their 60s, with tough, big, good, strong careers, time consuming careers who would always say, boy, i wish i spent more time with my children. i don't want to be one of those people. so i was always able to manage in congress all my weekends, every weekend at home in wisconsin with my family and then i'm in d.c. ty

through the night with the light from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains >> very talented girl scouts of nassauou a proud american. >> you have been sending us your photos. sharon sends us this of her granddaughter who loves to proudly place the american flag in front of their home. here's anthony and his buddy ernie showing their american pride in front of a 38-foot american flag they set up in their front yard. >> and our senior producer brian tully right there proud to be an american because of these two great men. his grandfather herman and grandfather ed. very nice. >> thank you for your service, gentlemen. >> thank you so much. don't send us your photos. proud american using that hash tag. here's a look at your holiday forecast. how it is shaping up? >> a wild weekend so far. i want to share some video out of oklahoma because there was a tornado that touched down in rural parts of that state. did produce some damage, unfortunately so, we had a reported tornado there. all kinds of severe weather out across not only portions of oklahoma but other areas. kansas very large hail. also some sig

we've got nassau. [applause] margin fori: biggest ronald reagan, 1980, nassau county, bigger than orange county, california. we have suffolk. putnam -- ichester, can't mention them all. we've got a whole big middle of the state. you are just like pennsylvania. you like to hunt -- you like to hunt, right? you want to make sure nobody takes away your second amendment right to bear arms, right? [applause] and you want to -- hey, how about we put people back to work by fracking, hydraulic drilling? [applause] mr. giuliani: how about we rebuild new york into what it used to be, one of the great industrial capitals of the world? [applause] mr. giuliani: and god -- resources inut the our to allow us to do it. pennsylvania is doing it, and it did it under a democratic governor, ed rendell. a democratic governor. because he cared about his people more than he cared about being terrorized by the out-of-control environmentalists. environmentalist -- i am an environmentalist. i'm just not a nutty come out of contr

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. >> dineen -- charles: let me bring in james carter, nassau county pba president.a gave a speech from europe and he laid out a bunch of statistics to underscore his point that blacks are being unfairly targeted by police. it has been pointed out since then there are a whole lot of other stats he could have laid out there including degree of crime that blacks commit as a portion of the population, black on black crime which significantly kills more black people than any confrontations between black people and police s that the sort of things, james, that makes the job of the police that much harder? >> absolutely. when you're not getting the support of the president, makes our job a lot difficult. seems to be there is message how to act when you have a incident with a police officer. and i don't think enough emphasis is put on, don't engage in criminal activity. sit there and conduct yourself, you know, abide the laws and when a police officer requests you to do something, it's a lawful order, you have to abide by that order. and again, i think, makes our job toughe

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