, "operation safe streets," will not only make freeport a safer community but will make nassau county a safer county. the intelligence from the readers over 2,000 plates a minute will provide huge investigative leads in the village and county as a whole. >> the 27 license plate readers are mounted at nearly every village entrance and exit point including the very busy sunrise highway. in just the first three weeks, 5 million license plate scans resulted in more than 300 cars impounded. some of them stolen and unregistered. >>> the fbi is investigating a drone incident in union county new jersey. it's raising serious concerns over terrorists using drones to do surveillance on sensitive infrastructures or to do people harm. cbs 2's christine sloan with the story. >> reporter: the operator of this drone showing us how it works equipped with a camera and gps. you can see video of us on the ground. authorities say a drone similar to this was flying around the bayway refinery in linden, new jersey, in restricted airspace, a place it was only discovered when it crashed in a truck. can you te

retirement and this >> the reality is that officer sharp was abused. >> reporter: in response, nassau county's attorney issued a statement saying the county does not comment on pending litigation. we asked nassau police for a breakdown on the numbers of women and minorities on the force. the department refused to supply that data. again, citing the pending lawsuit. >> this department needs to stop hiding behind the discrimination. >> reporter: sharp says she doesn't even know if the two officers who arrested her have been disciplined. 4 investigates asked but the police and pba again refused comment. >> they have yet to apologize, to say anything. to say that they were wrong. >> reporter: greg cergol, news4 new york. >>> it is veterans day. the men and women who put their lives on the line for our freedom. place all over. in our nation's capital today, president obama paid tribute to the men and women by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. he spoke about those who served around the world. and he urged everyone to keep them in our thoughts. >> we roll out the banners, forgetting the bo

just seeing some first steadier rainfalls in nassau county. a cold front is activating these showers and making it heavier. so even though it looks like it's moving very fast and will be out of here in a couple of hours this is going to be the heaviest batch over the next few hours. i think the back edge may expand a little bit to extend the rain for another few hours in new york city. watch this timing. really blossoms the next couple of hours. maybe by 9:30 or 10:00 it's east of new york city. it can still be raining across the area. the heaviest will be focused over the hudson valley, leaving the jersey shore. once we approach midnight we'll see some heavier rain east of new york city. there still will be one heavy batch after midnight that will prolong the rain over the east end into the wee hours of the morning. morning commute and it's breezy and brighter through the day tomorrow. rain heavy at time, a gusty wind and then we'll clear out late tonight. approaching an inch in some spots. mostly sunny, breezy and cooler tomorrow. it's a col

>> all the way back into nassau county. we moved the camera angle to acomet date the friends there but you can see the truck there in the right lane was involved in an accident and there's diet a bit offload on on the roadway. so right now, only the left lane is open. this angle is actually better to show you those bumper to bumper delays though. when i say that, it's a standstill delay on the l.i.e. back into nassau county if you're coming inbound this morning, northern state, grand central, thest a better alternate. not great but better than this. >> we're going to check out the subway status, i can tell you the l trains we have some earlier problems involving a disabled train. right near graham avenue. it has been cleared away but the delays remain. new jersey tran silt, long island railroad, metro north on or close to schedule. you just told john was just talking about this. you can see the delays all the way back into nassau county getting into exit 24ky sena boulevard with that sent -- kissena boulevard with that acci

. >>> a retired nassau county police officer is demanding $24 million in damages from the department she worked for. she claim she was falsely arrested in her words, abused by two fellow officers while on duty. greg cergol spoke one-on-one with that woman today.

that is the latest from nassau county. juliet: interesting timing with the president talking about something related. thank you very much. mayor bill deblasio is seeing his lowest approval rating since he was elected. 38% of new yorkers approve of the way he is handling our city according to a new poll by wall street journal. that is down sharply from his 44% approval last may. not surprisingly he gets more support from democrats but his approval among black voters has fallen to 59% down to 50. 37%. candidates continue to complain on cnbc. ben: we got the message. his advantage. yesterday wondering how they can deal with world leaders if they can deal with the bait moderator's. robert moses is following this and has the highlights for us. >> reporter: the president made these comments last night at a fund-raiser in the city. there was a lot of grumbling from republicans at the most recent debate, we know that as the grumbling reflect our important every single word is in at tight race. ben carson now riding a wave of momen

. >> reporter: the delegation of 30 from the county of nassau county. they were close by, but not in danger. >> for us, a change in schedule. for the people in paris, a change in lives. >> reporter: the streets are clear of body bags, replaced by media from around the world and people of paris, some who stare, some who pray, many who weep. so many of the iconic landmarks here, the eiffel tower shut down for three days of mourning. but, one of the many hashtags emerging in social media, pray for paris. led by the cardinal archbishop. i'm david ushery, back to you. >> a lovely city. it breaks our hearts to see this story. >> so many people showing support on social media, david, thank you. >>> the city is lit up in honor of the victims in paris. the washington square park arch glows in blue, white and red. we have brian thompson here with more on the victims and survivors. >> reporter: many survivors and too many dead. among them, at least one american. she was a college design student from southern california studying in paris. her cousin in disbelief. >

and right no -- here in nassau county is for district attorney. and right nower, it's too close to call. a fierce race to succeed cathleen rice as the district attorney. >> now it's a dead heat and voters are sending a message that they want a prosecutor to be the district attorney. >> reporter: the acting district attorney has 24 years of respected experience in criminal law while kate murray is also a lawyer with a reputation as an honest town supervisor who delivers on promises. for 13 years so i know the leadership principles will translate to the district attorney's office. >> reporter: but polls apeer to show the candidates in a virtual -- polls appear to show the candidates in a virtual dead heat. >> -- in a virtual dead heat. >> i'm going from one side to the other. >> reporter: on staten island, the republican and democrat face off to see who will succeed the republican daniel donnavan. it comes a year after donnavan impaneled a grand jury that did not indict a police officer in the death of eric garner. in new jersey, they'll see a lot o

there are races for district attorney and nassau county and on staten island. also the mayor of bridgeport and all 80 assembly seats are up for grabs in the garden state of new jersey. >> ben: and. >> juliet: nypd officials say it was, crime is down 20% across the city. >> ben: 100,000 smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are being given away to reduce fire deaths. you can call call 311 for more information. >> juliet: restaurants for job ad will not be find on their first dispense. >> ben: businesses cannot ask specifically for a waitress or hostess. any business business caught making that mistake will be given a warning and then they'll pay fines for the law-enforcement bureau of the human rights commission. >> juliet: dukas taken a day we are covering his sports. basketball last night. >> ben: the milwaukee box and former president clinton was there at the game. it was a close game, fourth quarter we go, the score was tied at 94 when shane larkin would drive and get the layup and then they take a two-point lead. then milwaukee, the game is tied at 96 as he h

nassau county executive held a news conference today alongside the acting police commissioner. both of them reminding residents, if you see something, say something. >> if you see something that looks out of the ordinary, if you see an abandoned package, please call 911. that is valuable information and you cannot assume that an unintended package is harmless. we must assume that it is a possible threat. >> he also weighed in on a national debate saying new york should not allow any more syrian refugees fleeing their country to enter the state at this time. >>> well, investigators call it going dark and terrorists sneaking below the radar to share messages right before an attack. you might be surprised at how they're doing it with smartphones and even game consoles. andrew s iff looks at new concerns over these messages. talk to any video game player or a smartphone user. >> any one of my friend or contacts. >> reporter: and they'll tell you why they like the newest apps. >> they can see that message for two seconds and it's gone. >> reporter: from snap chat to silent circle or

no problems nassau county, northern state, southern state, meadowbrook moving fine, for the new jersey commute, fine on 287, let's show you the bqe, delays, traffic backed up to the prospect so far. if you are traveling on the bqe all lanes are closed at the brooklyn bridge. let's go to that camera shot, garbage truck caught fire in the construction zone as you approach the brooklyn bridge closing all lanes these bound, that tractor-trailer has been there a while waiting for the while because the truck fire, the car that caught fire still here trying to clear things up, tow truck on scene but you see the roadways very oily so they have to do a bit lot of cleanup, lincoln tunnel problems inbound this morning as far as the van whig, looking good to the queue gardens interchange. juliet: hollywood director quentin tarantino says he will not be intimidated by the threat to boycott his upcoming film. ben: he spoke out after his original comments on police brutality upset a lot of people including members of his own family. robert moses joins us with the latest on this controversy. >> report

and here they are. e nassau county district attoey's race where polls show it is a tight one between de ocrat madeline sings and the incumbent republican kate murr . >> therelare seven candidates for mayor on the ballot there. the most interestingiis the foer mor who served sev n years behind bars for bribery. his main competition is republican enrique torres and mary jane foster. >> the once quiet staten island district attorney's race has become a full fledge brawl between democratic michael mcmahon and joan aluzi. >>ethe polls opened here n?new hayork from 6:i0 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. and 8 :00 p.m. in new jersey and connecticut. >>> flames break out on the top fl oor. fire starts in a brooklyn high rise. >>> plus, the end of a new jersey institution. a family that has run a farm for 90 years is closing its doors. >>> and storm team 4 meteorologist janice huff is here with an unusually warm forecast. bring it on, janice. >> i know, hopefully you didn't pack away a the short sleeves because you're going to need some of that t hs week. llmtalk about how warm it is going to ge

an eye on an accident in the grand central, no problems this morning across bronx, long island, nassau county, said in state and alive live by noonhyde park, hoffman triborough bridge heading eastbound, traffic being diverted, accident investigation has all lanes closed. street cleaning rules back in effect today. ben: one of the biggest shopping days of the year. be ready to face a big round. theresa: are there jen has more on the shopping frenzy we know as jack friday -- black friday. >> black friday or black thursday. >> reporter: up pastimes of frenzied we can't remember which day it is, shoppers kicked off the holiday shopping season, in line for a play station, plenty of company. >> this is going to be a long time waiting here. >> a little after 2:00. >> reporter: you are second in line. i have done this five years in a row. >> reporter: national retail federation estimates 130 million shoppers hit stores this weekend, a boost over the regular estimates as retailers open their doors early this year on thanksgiving day. some come to work of the turkey. >> okay, let's do black friday and

with we are live at nassau county police headquarters in mineola, sheldon dutes. >> thank you, sheldon. and today, a flight took off two hours later today, because somebody was on the plane that was not supposed to be. and that plane was moved to a remote location where a bomb squad did a sweep of the plane and the lug badge gage before an all of h clear clear, and no arrests have been made. >>> and now, in more than a dozen men were arraigned after several arrests in newark. >> reporter: this nondescript apartment building on johnson avenue was home to heroin million to $7 million a year. six suspects are still on the run. this is a family affair, and four taken into custody are related and the two men that the police allege at the top are actually half brothers who brought two of their brothers into the operation that awe authorities say sold heroin 24 hours a day and 7 days a week here. this woman was in court where the nine faced the judge. >> i had no idea. i don't know anything. >> reporter: federal authorities say that the ring op ratd primarily on the first floor of the buildin

since 2002, nassau county finalized homes for more than 230 children. for the girls, it's a moment they've been waiting their whole lives for. >> i'm just so emotional. it's a happy day. >> i've never had a family so far, and this is the day i'm actually so happy. >> reporter: patricia says this is the most special day. she has three older children and now she has three more. danny, steven and jennifer. the retired teacher always wanted a big family. >> just knowing that i could give them hugs and i am really mommy, you know. i am their mommy. good, bad or indifferent, we're together regardless. >> reporter: in nassau county, if you're certified to foster a child, you're eligible to be the adoptive parent once the child becomes free for adoption. this process can take on average from a year to three years. i'm told it's worth the wait at the reward of raising a child lasts a lifetime. jodi goldberg, fox 5 news. dari: tens of thousands of people we know are in line for organ transplants. some are waiting much longer than others. ahead at 5:00, we will lo

>> reporter: well, liz, made line singus is the acting district attorney here in nassau county. a career prosecutor. kate murray meanwhile is the supervisor of long island's largest town for the past 13 years. what so is interesting is is how close this race has become. in fact, the latest polls show only one percentage point between them. >> long, long day. >> reporter: a long few months for the two women hoping to be the next nassau county district attorney. there's the acting da madeline singus who's been on the job for the past ten months. >> i have 24 years of standing up for victims and 24 years of ensuring that justice is done every single day. >> reporter: and her republican challenger, kate murray, who is the current supervisor in the town of hempstead. both vying for position as top prosecutor. as a time when there's centerly no shortage of crime there. a heroin problem steadily getting worse. and gun violence that only a few weeks ago took the life of a 12-year-old girl if hempstead just stands -- in hempstead just standing in her living room. >> that really has led t

greg: 10% off all appetizers for people from nassau county. go with it. [laughter] nassau county. rosanna: fine, whatever. it is a donut without the hole. mike: all right. i want to know what that is. any way. coming back. right now, there is sunshine to be had. but we are generally seeing more and more of the clouds coming in as time goes on. 51 degrees. park. the winds at 7 miles per hour. the temperatures around the tristate, right now it is 40 degrees in sussex. 41 monticello. 38 poughkeepsie. 43 bridgeport. tristate. some folks seeing more of the sun than others, but still catching a little bit of both early in the day and later on the clouds are moving into the area and thickening up for you. right now, we are fine. there is a big area of low pressure right there that is driving everything to the north and to the west. it is all shifting in this direction and lifting up and bringing in the inclement weather tomorrow. high pressure in control today. the clouds are thickening up this afternoon, as far as the showers go, not much happening out there. the day. commute. that is g

southern fairfield county, nassau county and suffolk county, you have those peak conditions going on for the next week or so. north and west of town, you're past peak already. sorry guys. new england all past peak this time of year. 65 for your high today. still above average but not as get ready for a cooldown especially tonight. temperatures stay above average. we should only be in the 50s this time of year. tomorrow is the only near average day over the next seven. the news 4 new york app, tap the news 4 logo in the corner, scroll down and check the weather tab. the news 4 new york app for i phone is available in the app store right now. and this morning we're testing your broadway knowledge. log on now. . >>> we are back and it's time to play trivia. but first we've got to congratulate last week's winner. her name is karen kingsley. she dominated. >> nicely done, karen. >> great name, by the way. today's trivia is sponsored by the theater production. log onto nbcnewyork.com. yo scru'll have 12 seconds to choose an answer. while you're online chat with your fellow trivia players r

a spokesman for one long island preservation group says nassau county simply hasn't done enough to save the historic structures it owns. >> nassau county has not really established a clear program to maintain all of their historic sites. >> officials here stress that hempstead house is safe for visitors but that could change they say unless the needed row pair work is done soon. >> we're hopeful that the resources will be found. >> reporter: it's an effort as monumental as this 50,000 square foot structure. >> to see it in disrepair in the shadow of manhattan is criminal. >> the county did send us a response that said historic preservation is of significant importance and we are repair and maintain historic sites. >>> here's dave carter with your fan fandango weekend ticket. >> there are three movies to tell you about this week. the comedy love the coopers. the football film my all american. and the drama 33. which movie is perfect for you? let's begin with love the coopers. this is an edgy comedy about a dysfunctional family that reunites and bickers over the thanksgiving holiday. also

we have breaking news out of nassau county. we're told two vehicles collided in enwood, burst into flames. this is a fatal accident. >>> the nypd is investigating a laser four miles northwest of the airport. the jet did land safely. no0 body was hurt. >>> today is a chance to boost business in small mom and pop shops. yesterday shoppers spent the day going from shop to shop like this crowd. >> not a washout, gus. decent weather on this saturday. it's goigpa to be mild for sure. 61 for your high. scattered showers through the day. much cooler tonight. 41 in the city. 30s north and west on town. tomorrow is bright and breezy. 51 for your high there. down to the 40s on monday. >> we'll see you at 8:30. >>> good morning. it's 8:00. here are the top stories we are watching on "today." a 57-year-old man in custody accused of attacking the planned parenthood clinic in colorado. disturbed nd a cri . three people are dead, including a police nfficer. >>> a winter storm grips the mid daction of the n ion on the busiest travel day of the

that plea tonight from organizers of dozens of youth programs in nassau county which are now on the chopping block. members of the county's youth board rallied today at the county legislature in mineola. county leaders were considering cutting millions in funding who serviced 50,000 low and middle income children. >> i'm hopeful we can, all of us, come together and take the necessary actions to ensure that each of you will not have to worry about cuts. >> the real solution here would be for us not to be discretionary anymore, for us to have a line in the budget that is permanent. >> county officials say they're working on a plan which would avoid such drastic cuts. >>> in nassau county as well, a police officer honored today for apparent drug dealer off the streets in august. michael chany responded to the report of a stolen car. he found that car at a gas station. the suspect ran off and officer churny chased him down and in that car a loaded handgun and hundreds of oxycodone pills. >>> coming up on eyewitness news, the boy arrested for taking a home made clock to school that was mistaken f

. >> stefan kim is in nassau county with the details. stefan. >> reporter: nassau county detectives do not believe this was a random attack. there were no signs of forced entry where she was found bound. now, she was discovered by her father lying in her own bed in her last night. the medical examiner has determined her cause of death is asphyxiation. police would not detail what if anything was found around her neck. cops say she was living in this rear cottage for 5 years and worked as a nanny. at this point investigators do not robbery. >> we're going to explore every possibility that this person responsible may have been granted entry into the house and may have had a key and possibly this person is known to our victim. >> reporter: now, police say the last time her father spoke to her was around 8:00 p.m. on tuesday night. her parents invited her out for dinner and she declined. the following day her father went to check up on her and made that gruesome discovery. stefan kim, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> workers at

don't say really nassau county where you got your swag? [laughter] you know, i can't discredit long island. brooklyn is definitely the foundation. greg: we know how to roll -- >> when i bring that up. you stay right there. megyn writes hot 97 she's involved with this big concert that's coming up. >> hot for the holiday it is december 5th at the prudential center. okay welcome to you both. >> indeed. >> how did you put together this concert you have an interesting, old, new sound at the concert. >> it is really not about old and new but greatness. i don't think you can put a time beautiful part about the concert is that a lot of the people that's on there that's coming o out to support, you know, this festive moment for me -- they are all time is greatness you know what i'm saying, like diddy we've got mary j. blige. lil wayne. >> somewhat new -- >> buttening he's one of the new artists that's going to be around for a long time. because freddie was able to figure out how to find his own sounds, lane, distinguishable thing. that makes freddi

long island nassau county good shape. expressway. traffic is moving fine. a water main break in hoboken. the south side of hoboken. between harrison street and jersey avenue, that whole side of observer highway is tough to get around. a lot of people use that. closures remain until tonight. trains running on or close. ben: the water main break is causing a lot of road closures in the southwest part of the city of hoboken. juliet: and boil water advisory in effect and the water tankers are available. the water pressure is restored to a lot of folks over there. i had a friend, yeah, i'm getting a couple of drips. resides innt high-rises are having trouble. the break happened near neuroand harrison streets. ben: overseas, belgium, third day of lock down. the fear that terrorists are going to strike away. new york city. >> erie silence, the mass transit shutdown and the city put on pause. belgium is on lock down following the concerns of terrorists ready to strike again. overnight the police kwaered out 22 raids and arrested 16 people. >> no fire arms or explos

nassau county executive ed man began know eager to swing the phase of the renovation. the coliseum closed in august to allow for developers to revive the 43-year-old venue. expected to reopen by the end of next year. >>> coming up next at noon, filmmaker quentin tarantino speaking out now after a backlash for his comments that he made at an anti-police brutality rally. >>> and this is an incredible story, a boy missing for more than a decade is found and wait until you hear how he made the discovery himself. >>> and dave is here. >> we have had some scattered showers roll through the area. the story into tomorrow, record-setting heat and overnight, we have got some fog coming our way, talk about it all and look at the weekend in just a couple of minutes. >>> this workaholic mom just got the news, she is forced to take the day off. but that's not all. i have got an even bigger i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if

ines: to the commute, long island things are fine nassau county. we have construction going on the east side, the fdr drive at the moment this is southbound. construction both ways. harlem river drive and the fdr, down to 70s construction going on. construction northbound by the 70s. the george washington bridge construction, up err level is slow this morning. right now right lane is open as crow cross the bridge. there are delays on the up err. try to use the lower lincoln or holland. ben: it happened again, last night a pedestrian is struck and killed by a bus and this time a private bus. juliet: is woman was struck and killed around 8:30 at main street in flushing, queens. the bus fled the scene however. it is a skyliner bus. the victim is not identified. this is coming after tuesday a woman was killed. that driver faces a number of charges. ben: a group of inmates slashed an inmate officer. the duly news that the officer inmates that slashed him. he was unconscious and taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. juliet: the lineup

was a nassau county police officer justified in repeatedly punching a suspect he pulled over in a traffic stop? jennifer mclogan reports. >> reporter: nassau police officer vincent low judas waved a jury and will let a judge decide his assault trial gripping the county. >> i'm grateful to have the video to help me prove my innocence. >> reporter: was the beating of this motorist justified? >> i don't really remember much. i was hit in the head so many times. windshield resulted in 18 blows to howell's face when he allegedly made furtive moves towards the glove box. the officer's lawyer said the decorated cop feared a concealed weapon and subduing howell who he recognized from prior encounters was resisting arrest and hiding marijuana. therefore, the officer's textbook reactions were, reasonable, necessary, justified. >> and unfortunately, when you watch that video, you can't see what he saw. you can't be thinking what we know and what the evidence will show he was thinking. >> reporter: the pullover was recorded by a store's outside surveillance camera in april of 2014. 22-year-old kyle h

officials in nassau county are adding patrols to shopping malls and other areas. the police commissioner says preparation is the key to dealing with terrorism. >> all of the patrol sector cars are provided with heavy body armor. and that is, you know, just preparation. again, it's all about the preparation on the front end. we conduct regular drills at the malls, working with the other critical infrastructure within the confines of nassau county. steve: you can expect to see the added patrols in place throughout the holiday shopping season. dari: big bust. cops stopped thousands of our streets. steve: the father and son accused of distributing all this island. dari: and today was the first day of training after the attacks. alison morris will show you how the street was affected. steve: and as we head to break, a touching moment from the chambers of french parliament. dari: following a moving speech by president francois hollande, the entire chamber stood to sing the french national anthem. we will be right back. [music] it's the holidays. and of course, everyone

taken into custody last night by the nassau county police department in new york. morales appeared in middlesex superior court back in may on charges of child rape and under 14. at the time, he was ordered to wear a gps tracking bracelet. federal agents say the gps device placed morales inside the armory the night the weapons were stolen and that's not all. the f.b.i. agents were able to link blood found inside the armory as a d.n.a. match to morales. two days before the break-in, authorities say morales was at the armory to get copies of his discharge papers. authorities have said the stolen weapons have no ties to terrorism. so morales will be in a federal courtroom in new york at some point today. the question right now is where are those weapons? have they been recovered? we contacted the u.s. attorney's office in boston. a spokeswoman told us late this morning she has no comment on that right now. we are live from worcester this afternoon, steve cooper, 7 news. >> nancy: also breaking: four police officers were taken to the hospital following an arrest in bost

. >> reporter: assistant nassau county fire marshal says it's a seasonal hazard. leaves can ignite up to 400 degrees. that's how hot a normal catalytic converter on the underside of a car can get. parts can be twice as hot if the car is not running properly. >> a person drives a car home from work. they have been on the road an hour or half-hour. it's enough under normal operating conditions for the exhaust system to get hot enough. >> reporter: at night, drivers may not even realize they are parking on a leaf pile. he says look where you're parking, get fall leaves out of the street as quickly as possible. this burned-out car on beach street now a reminder, the danger is real. >> you read in the manuals, you know, when you -- a car is delivered to you, you read in leaves. >> reporter: lessons learned. the fire marshal recommends don't park on leaves, even out and ignite. and if you smell or see smoke in your car, get out and call in nassau county, long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> fire marshals also point out even garbage can catch on fire from a car's

through nassau county. heather another quick note. we noticed on the way out of here the ramp from the l.i.e. to the northbound cross island. that inch and a half of rain that bill talked about. that ramp is completely flooded out now. only the left lane on the ramp is open. so look for delays there as well. heather? >> thank you john. everybody -- slow down. it's friday. harlem river drive going south. another accident being cleared away. and then heading to route 7 it's still shut down on the wittpenn bridge with the ongoing accident investigation as you saw from john's pictures earlier when he was over here. they are out this sanding the roadway. all lanes are still closed down in both directions on 287 going north near exit 283. two lanes blocked off. it's a gridlock alert day today and alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. shirleen over to you. >>> all right heather thank you. "good morning america" is following that breaking hostage situation in africa as well. >> amy robach live in times square, good morning amy

. >>> two people from queens face multiple charges after an assault at a deli in the nassau county community of inwood. police say simone sturges and rose took two children trick or treating last night. investigators say the couple stole cookies and attacked the clerk following an argument over the treats the clerk gave the children. >>> firefighters spent the night battling a warehouse that fire broke out inside one story building on bloom and fairfield around midnight. several explosions from inside the building were reported and flames shot up through the roof. there's no early word on a possible cause but essex county prosecutors are investigating. no one was hurt. >>> marathon sunday. a fleet of fast feet take to the streets of new york city. >> coming up on eyewitness news, all the big moments from the tcs new york city marathon. the runners, spectators, and their stories. >> here's a live look at the finish line where some determined runners are still crossing. >> what a pleasant night for that. temperatures around 63 in the park. 63 also at citifield where everyone is gathering for g

among the big races staten island and nassau county will both choose district attorneys. suffolk county votes for its executive and all 80 seats in for grabs. the polls close at 8:00 connecticut. >>> good fences might make good neighbors. but that saying backfired on a long island homeowner. the town says he disturbed a sacred burial ground when he built his fence. >> also, signed and sealed a big contract inked today with the mets. otis livingston with who is guaranteed to be at citi field next year. >> and the mets fan might be thinking twice about this tattoo. lonnie? >> okay. outside right now, outside cbs at 69, but downtown, new york city 70 degrees. the 60s right outside the city. and then we have some 50s setting up. how warm is it going to be tomorrow? we'll talk about that in just a bit. >>> coming up on the "cbs evening news," a huge fine for tacoma airbags. charlie rose working a long day today in for scott pelley tonight. >> we are going to lead the broadcast with the latest on takata. they were hit with a massive fine for their deadly airbags but what many wa

nassau county executive ed mangano has put a 1.2% tax hike back in next year's budget after the county legislature voted to remove t. now law make verse to decide to whether to try to revurs his decision. the -- reverse his decision. he says the additional money is needed to cover health care costs and -- [indiscernible] >>> marine corporate recall kevin cawn was presented to a key -- vaughn was presented to a key to a brand new house. thanks to building homes for heroes he was given the two- story cape cod style home porch free. >> four years ago a huge door closed for me when i was injured. now today four years later with this brand new beautiful house, a thousand doors just opened for me. >> one of his legs had to be amp indicated after an armored car he was riding in was bombed. he says the house will allow him to spend time with family and friends stress free. >> so wonderful to see that right before veterans day, too. >> he certainly earned it. >> thanks to his service. >>> time 8:07. you heard of a penny for your thoughts. one woman's opinion cost her thousands. why online revie

we're talking the forks of long island, not really most of that rain reaching even into nassau county let alone suffolk. as we head into the next couple of days, though, we're really going to look at those temperatures plummeting down to the 30s as we head into monday morning. your feelfeels-like forecast, not bad. 50 degrees in midtown. but as we head into monday morning, the feels-like forecast down into the mid-20s. so dress for that on monday only rebounding to a high of 42 degrees on monday afternoon and temperatures will slowly climb. so by the time we get to that parade forecast. it's going to feel a lot nicer. high temperatures in the mid-50s on thanksgiving day. >> not much of a rebound. >> a little bit of a rebound. >> thanks so much. >>> getting cold but it looks like we'll have some good sports to watch this winter. >> this was one of those nights where i'm thankful we have six tvs. we could use to add two more. rangers have jumped out of the gates at a pace never before seen by their fans. >>> and it's not linsanity yet. is >>> november 18th, 2004, remember what you were

the nassau county prosecutors said he offered cash, prescription drugs and assault weapons as payment. prosecutors hope to strip him of his license. >>> new tonight, everyone certainly have their frustrations. >> yes! and a way to deal with them, but there's a different and some say radical way to deal with your frustrations. cbs 2 goes inside the anger room. >> reporter: go ahead. smash it! trash it! >> this guy does not work for a demolition company, he is undergoing therapy for his earn. he picks up -- his anger. he picks up a bat and breaks things. people pick up a bat to break everything in sight. it's supposed to leave frustration. this stressed-out graduate student is paying $25 for a 5 minute session and said afterwards it did the truck. >> i feel better than when i came in here. >>> donna alexander said that's the point, to help people cope with life's frustrations. >> they get gratification and whatever they have going on in their personal life and work issues. they are always smiling. >> reporter: she says it may stop someone from committing violence. >> it prevents them fr

. >> meteorologist: ines: nassau county doing fine on the line no. state and southern state parkway, flipped over tractor-trailer causing problems on the choosers they -- new jersey turnpike, you have two lanes blocked as you approach 280 and northbound two lanes blocked as well, you have a bit of a slowdown so early-morning, no significant delays, trains doing fine, metro-north, long island rail road, new jersey transit has trains on or close to schedule. juliet: we are following breaking news out of paris. a lot of activity there. ines: police searching for the mastermind of friday's attack. antwan: liz dahlem monitoring the situation. >> reporter: good morning, these terror raid started at 4:30 in the morning french local time, police reviewing the apartment seven miles north of paris where the organizer of these attacks may have been saying. police have not confirmed if he is in custody but here's what we know, five people were arrested, three from inside the apartment, four and others nearby, the woman wearing a suicide best before they could mo

no issues in nassau county, northern or southern state parkway. let's look at your commute staten island, the expressway by victory boulevard doing fine. as across wrongs on the alexander hamilton bridge smooth sailing this morning. a lot of wet roadways, major deegan doing fine. watch out for an accident on the new england thruway, two lanes blocked by boston road involving a tractor-trailer. ben: they you like your coffee black? ines: not at all. ben: new jersey transit saluting the nation's military with free military personnel to ride as guests of honor today. a portion of bus rail and light rail network, all they have to do is show a valid military id. ben: duncan doughnuts getting in on the christmas spirit. this year's duncan holiday cops are out and have the word joy -- can we get over the holiday stuff? ben: i was more upset about the mall situation. juliet: that was ridiculous. a lot of people felt starbucks was disrespecting christmas but all you need to do is walk in there. ben: i like it black. juliet: what does that say about him, cu

and the rain dan is talking about through nassau county, north shore and fairfield county as well. and another batch into morris county. and more showers. and then this is the big kind of upside down program that we're talking about. you've got snow out west down into the four corners. and here comes that front. so my concern is a little bit of shower activity for you this afternoon. fog overnight tonight. and then a shower tomorrow morning. and then watch what happens during the day on friday. you get a bit of a break. that's when we warm up with the southwest wind. and then that front pushes through. and it's a cold front. so no snow. but a 20-degree drop almost from friday to sunday because of that. so it is going to be unsettled but definitely not denver- esque. it will be mild today and tomorrow. >> and back to seasonal after that. >> yeah, back to the fall. >> thanks, john. >>> stephanie tantillo has your >> reporter: hey. so while we're in am season, one of the first and probably most popular apples we see on the east coast are honey crisp apples. they have a tartness of a g

several inches behind we will tell you if we have any chance of rain coming up in your >>> fallen nassau county police officer was honored today. dozens gathered for the dedication of the memorial bridge. officers lopez was shot and killed in the line of duty in 2012 while attempting to arrest a hit and run driver. because people need to be reminded that his life was not something that will be forgotten. it needs to be remembered each time that someone drives past here. they will ask the question, who was arty lopez. >> last year, darryl fuller was sentenced to life if prison without parole for killing officer lopez. >> a new warning tonight for parents it check your halloween county for your kids. sewing-like needles, look at this picture here, found inside six wrapped chocolate bars in pennsylvania. five of them inside twix bars an a fifth found inside a snickers bar. the first boy to find the tainted candy helped alert others to possible danger. >> my mom sent an e-mail to all of the other friends. >> i checked my candy to just be safe. >> imagine biting into that one. all of the children wh

federal agents arrested james morales of cambridge, taken into custody last night by police in nassau county, new york. morales according to the court documents appeared in middlesex superior court back in may on charges of child rape and indecent assault on a child under 14. that device placed morales inside the armory and that's not all. fbi agents were able to link blood found inside the armory as a dna match to morales. two days before the break-in authorities say morales was at the armory to get copies of his discharge papers. it's unclear when and why morales had been discharged from the reserve. authorities said earlier in the week the stolen weapons had no ties to terrorism. while that may be true, the governor still had concerns when earlier in the week he addressed the matter. >> i'm just concerned about the fact some high caliber weapons were stole friend a military facility in the first place. >> interesting question, where are those weapons and have they been recovered? we posed that question to the u.s. attorney's office in boston earlier today. she said they had no comment on

. >>> we're following a developing story out of nassau county. >> reporter: gus, pat, this is a horrific scene and one police will be investigating for quite some time to come. the crash happened around 4:15 this morning. we understand it was a t-bone accident. a dump truck was coming and a there are power outages. the car that was hit was completely ly ly destroyed. you can see it is basically charred. the garbage truck driver has en takenta to the hospital. two people are dead who were inside that car. it's unclear how many were inside. >> it's going to be very difficult to identify the bodies right now. >> reporter: and the reason he says it's going to be difficult is because the bodies are so charred as a result of the fire that unfolded after that crash occurredma this happened around 4:15 a.m. we're told that two people di d. they're still trying to figure out if there were many people inside that car. all those detailsmee hope to get later on today. >> awful. thank you, ray. >>> the gurunman accused of opening fire at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs is in custody t

months, state regulators are issued a report blasting the way sick inmates have treated at the nassau county jail. i-team has been reporting on claims of medical neglect behind bars for months now and the latest report says that armored kregs health has a pattern of inadequate medical care. the state commission of correction says that the cardiac death of kevin brown last winter could have been prevented if armor had considered transferring him to the hospital. medical privacy laws prevent armor from commenting on brown's case but statistics show that jail medical staff serve an extreme volume of patients with skill and dedication. >>> and a connecticut doctor has been sentenced to seven years behind bars for illegally prescribing painkillers a other controlled substances. he practiced medicine for more than 20 years. federal prosecutors say that he repeatedly violated his oath to protect his patients from harm. they say his conduct caused several patients to become addicted to opioids, including one who died from an overdose. >>> new information about the burial faults under washington park

occasionally when the landing change, but finding a wide open space like this one in densely populated nassau county is easier said than done. carolyn gusoff. >>> and perfect weather for the parade today, but we'll see some changes. elise finch has the forecast. >> yes, we had a beautiful day today, clear sky, lots overshine, mild temperature, but starting to -- lots of sunshine, mild temperature, but starting to see increasing clouds, and patchy fog overnight, and watching this mess, you can see the showers, thunderstorms, and wintry weather along this frontal boundary making for tricky travel in parts of midwest. we'll be impacted by the cold front and wet weather, and that's coming up in the full forecast, i'll tell you exactly how and win whistle. when. >>> and still ahead at 11:00, out an a run and attacked. a man going after a jogger in central park. >>> and airline workers admit to playing a game with luggage on the job. >>> hackers take aim in the holiday, when to know if -- what to know if shopping online this year. plus. >> this is a skunk with a burger king orange juice on its head. >> an

the biggest of which playing out in nassau county and staten island. waging a challenge against both believe she is a good fit long-term. kathleen wright moved on to congress. the veteran attorney is a first-generation greek-american. overseeing 800,000 people she says gives her the wear a thought to run the district. a new college poll has both locked in a dead heat. the heroin epidemic and police community relations are the hot button topics. the island's first female da if she is elected today. a veteran attorney with almost 30 years of law. an unknown and the pluto. congressman here it staten island home. despite all of that, the winner here is anyone's guess. pulled around the region open at 6:00 a.m. the entire assembly is up for election. in connecticut, a race that everyone seems to have their eye on. one of the guys that is running, held that job before back in the '90s and early 2000. convicted of a number of different things. he is running. we will see if he gets it. coworkers a thumbs up. this is kind of grim. this is good. they got the rig

suspect holding up stores, mostly women's clothing shops and tying up his victims in suffolk and nassau counties. >> here's michelle charlesworth. >> reporter: this is the only picture police have to go on. the pier 1 robbery happened around 7:00 sunday night. four people were handcuffed in plastic zip ties in the back of the store. >> my wife and my daughter shop, your wife and your daughter shop. >> reporter: police say most of these 11 robberies have happened at women's clothing stores or places where women work and shop. avenue, rainbow, new york and company, destination maternity, pier 1, joyce leslie, and dress barn were some of the stores hit. >> it started out as a retail establishment. started out as a petco and dollar tree. the suspect goes in to stores where he thinks females are working. we think that could have something to do with it. >> police say one of the most case is the fact they do not have a clear picture of the gunman to show the public. either these national chain stores don't have surveillance cameras or as was the case at pier 1 last night, the recording device was remo

you can see the yellows now over manhattan extending out through queens into nassau county. this is the heavier downpours into bergen county, moving into connecticut and extending southward to philadelphia. on fox 5 sky guardian 3-d, you'll see the back edge of that is in here, starting to move up further northward, but still overspreading the area in the next one to two hours. you can see on the wider satellite and radar composite where it's coming to an end shifting to the east. this has to slide through between now and 10:00. then we'll see drying trends after that. clouds may linger for a while, but we'll turn mainly sunny tomorrow. the cold front off to the west. it will be moving through. here's tomorrow's weather. it will last into saturday with lots of sunshine in the forecast. tomorrow, still mild by november standards. we'll be in the lower to middle 50s from the morning to lunchtime and stopping at 58 tomorrow afternoon with a sunny sky and a gusty northwest breeze in play at that point. then the temperature starts cooling down as the futurecast shows that front s

ing on long island, w are watching a an important race in nassau county. acting d.a. to full-time, she is in a neck and neckattle wl kate murray. >>> and there's no incumbent in the staten island da's race, they are fighting for that post. there's plenty of time left to vote, the day just began, polls are open until 9:00 to tonight. hour earlier in jersey and connecticut. after that, results as they come in by logging on to our website, nbc new york.com. >>> sticking with politics in carson is now surging ahead of fellow republicans. he has a six-point lead over donald trump, 29% to 23. this is-out a new poll that's out this morning actually. carson shot up seven points in less than two weeks, and you stlee, senator marco rubio from florida lands solidly in third place. >>> coming up next, here at noon, teens and sixteens. look at just how long teens are staring at those screens every day. what parents can do to get them to cut back. >> yeah. >>> and a party for white girls only. the new claims of racism involving a fraternity at yale university. dave. >>> maybe we sh

but for you in toms river, ocean county and south nassau and suffolk county, the possibility of more fog this morning. reports that it's nice and clear this morning. but tomorrow morning, that's when we see the southeast wind bring in more fog. and clear and 57 in the city right now. winds are calm. and numbers around the area, i got to tell you, not too bad. 49 for the hamptons. around the area, city in the 50s. a lot of neighborhoods in the 40s and even the 30s. it is actually warmer right now in new york than it is in la. obviously not unheard of. but you can see the cold air diving to the south and the big ridge of high pressure for us. so in our city, very pretty, 69 for lunchtime. and after work and school, hanging on to the nice number, feeling comfortable. and they've got rain and snow. we have this big ridge of high pressure also blocking the wet weather that continues for the south. and real quickly, you're fine today. and here you go, yeah, those clouds start to fill in. could see a shower tomorrow afternoon. and then you're looking at the possibility of showers in the mor

speed restriction in place, no issues on 70 or 280, at nassau county checking in with no problem this northern state or 7 states, take it slow and be careful. let's take a look at the staten island expressway by bradley avenue, no issues at the moment with the verrazzano bridge east bound west bound you are fine. as for the trains of are often would good start, things running on or close to schedule, street cleaning rules in effect. theresa: we begin with breaking news, small airplane crashed into the waters off breezy point, queens. ben: police recovered a man's body from the wreckage of a mile and half off shore. witnesses called 911 at 7:30 last night reporting the plane had gone into the water, no word how many other people may be in the plane. the flight tracking website flight aware said the plane left from northeast philadelphia airport just before 7:00 p.m. on an unknown route. tuesday it had arrived in philadelphia from new hampshire. we have a live report from the new clues are emerging as to what and possibly who caused the egypt. >> now the focus is on isis. debris strewn