so if you're traveling in downtown newark today, you'll have the major closure in the center of newark. you can't get much more in the heart of newark than this. you'll see significant new jersey transit, bus diversions, that will result in delays. so, if it's in your travel plans, anything to do with downtown newark, allow extra time. >> all right, news copter 7 in it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventis the world's coolest indoor wate. learn how to make their summer unforgettable at kalahariresorts.com welcome to the world nadav. you are the first of 42,000 babies we'll welcome into northwell health this year. and 61,000 people keeping you healthy your whole life. sleep tight little one. northwell health. look north. ? ? ? award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. >>> welcome back. more on that breaking news. another update. a deadly crash in newark. >> over the scene for us all morning. he has new information as we go >> well, toni and ken. ky give you a sense of where this accident is. probably the

we will talk about 70 newark, 63 around lake hurst and toms river. northwest to a northeast wind today, high pressure ridge, will keep the humidity away. the temperature warms up nicely. 77 by 8:00. noontime temperature 82. to the mid-80s this afternoon, 87, above normal. light wind. waves on the sound a foot or two. water temperature 77, 78 at the beach. nice day of dry heat from the ridge sliding eastward, high and dry again tomorrow before the high goes to the atlantic, the wind turn south and bring up hot air. that's going to happen in to the weekend, and in to the next week,s that dog days of summer on schedule. low humidity today. 87, warm, tonight clear and sunny warm day tomorrow. the humidity is away until wednesday, when the humidity comes back, could be a scattered shower or thunderstorm on wednesday. we get in to the upper 80s which will feel like the low 90s for the end of the week and the weekend. when you get the heat and humidity, might be a pop up thunderstorm in the mix. >> today and tomorrow, like the pick of the week. >>> 6:18, le

no injuries to report here in newark. back to you in the studio. >>> new york city's council speaker is blasting big blue ov taken against a football player accused of domestic violence. the nfl suspended josh brown for one game for his arrest last year. the charges were later dropped. melissa says a six-game suspension is the baseline punishment in the nfl for domestic violence, but giants going easy on josh brown with only one game, #notafan. catholic high school. according to our partners at the bergen record, a judge will allow the suit against paramus catholic to move forward. the woman's attorney says paramus catholic illegally fired her after she married another woman. the school said she was fired because of the marriage, but not because she was a lesbian. >>> grad students who work as research orch form unions. teaching assistants were not strictly speaking employees was the old ruling. >>> two baseball fans from new jersey hit in the face by foul balls at two different games. >> one of them a 9-year-old girl. >>

we have a fire boat here from newark as well as a police boat from newark still waitings understand that specialized equipment is being brought in to help locate the suspect, but at this point it looks like they're just waiting for the suspect to reappear. he's cordoned off inside that storm drain with nowhere to go. back to you in the studio. >> all right. almost sounds like fiction, right? >> i took my son to see jason bourn this weekend and it was very similar to what he just described. >>> this weather today, it is with a cool start to the day and the temperatures warming up in the afternoon and the clear blue sky, you can't put a price on this. 78 right now in midtown. wind out of the south. it felt nice. sunshine all around. it's a beautiful afternoon. maybe you decide to have your dinner outdoors al fresco. 75 at 7 melville, you're at 77. 75 degrees in sayville. mostly 70s across long island right now. long branch, 75. poughkeepsie, you're at 82. the humidity levels are generally in the 70% range. poughkeepsie, you're a little bit lower. southeast to east about 5 to 15 miles an ho

. >>> a serious bus crash in newark, new jersey has left several people hurt. this is a live look over the scene. it was two transit buses that apparently ran into each other just around 6:00 a.m. east coast time. >> the top of the hour here for us. you can see some of the buses, you can see the people there lying around on the streets. there. we knnw some people clearly were injured. others are being extra careful to make sure they're okay. extent of the injuries they're still assessing on scene. we still don't know how many people in total were hurt. a serious bus crash in newark. >>> the suspect in a deadly boulder bicycle accident is now formally charged with vehicular homicide. the 24-year-old is accused of driving drunk. police say she hit an cyclist earlier this morning. we learned the 24-year-old swerved into the bike lane before the crash, then hit the curb after hitting the cyclist and drove off. boulder police say they found a 30 pack of beer in the car that was almost empty. witnesses say she was laughing as she left the same. >>> one of four u.s. s

this is a live aerial picture from newark. one person died. it happened less an hour ago in newark.uthorities say the buses may have been traveling at high speed one was nearly broken in half. authorities seem to have treated this as a triage situation where 15 people are being treated for injuries right on the ground. here's video taken earlier. one person was seen jumping out of the buses seeking treatment. so a deadly accident, at this point really don't know how it happened, two buses traveling at a high speed with passengers on board crashing into one another leading into many injuries and one person killed. >> a terrible scene. let's go over to matt pellman to talk about what we're dealing with our commute good morning. matt. >> reporter: the worst fear for people who take njt and septa everyday. i hope something like that doesn't happen. a vehicle flipped over a while ago, it's gone, now the delay is gone, as well. as we look live montgomery drive eastbound come the headlights toward center city moving along at a much better clip than 20 minutes ago or so. off the schuylkill

a crash woe have a bus crash newark. raymond avenue. >> officials are trying to affect a rescue, they're checking both of those buses to make sure they have anyone who may be injured out of those buses. this is raymond boulevard and broad street. busy local streets. >> they are busy local streets. we will stay with this story. chopper 4 over the scene providing these pictures for us. we can only imagine at this hour of the morning, a busy neighborhood in newark, passengers were on board both of those buses. it's not confirmed the injuries or the extent or how this happened yet. we still don't know. all of that will be determined in the investigation. but right now a rescue operation underway. >> we'll take a break and we'll be right back with this breaking i had a wonderful time tonight. me too! call me tomorrow? i'm gonna send a vague text in a couple of days, that leaves you confused about my level of interest. i'll wait a full two days before responding. perfect! we're never gonna see each other again, will we? no-no.

cooler in newark, 7 in central park, 10 ? cooler in bridgeport. winds pretty lht enough to mix it up a little bit and keep you cool this morning. was how clear it is, radar and satellite loop hardly a thing going on. another cold front to the high-pressure firmly in control keeping us on the dry side was the warmer air will work its way to the north starting tomorrow but today on the cooler side topping out at 81 in this afternoon with sunshine out there, let's wind than yesterday, 80 for your high tomorrow, 90 friday and the humidity picking up a little bit and it starts to come back down into the weekend. let's bring in ines rosales and see what is up early on tuesday morning as you hit the roads. ines: we are starting off pretty good, let's check how things are moving in connecticut, looks good greenwich, as far as your commute, the parkway, turnpike through the woodbridge area no issues. let's check out the throughway in westchester. there is traffic northbound southbound no traffic to worry about, grand central pkwy. in front of laguardia air

newark with a high of 86. 85 at la guardia. no record highs, no severe weather. mostly sunny skies. winds out of the northwest, very light wind right now. a couple of storms we are tracking starting to dissipate now as they move into the catskills and poconos. they've been sitting in this northwesterly flow near port jervis and thompson. they are dying out as expected almost where they developed as the sun goes down, losing heating of the day. mid 70s in high point. you might be close to the upper 50s tonight. low 80s across long island. hamptons, islip, bridgeport 84. white plains 83. 81 in long branch. humidity is up a little bit. most of the dew points are in the 60s. right around 70 in belmar and toms river. that's close to that sticky range. it feels like the mid to upper 80s over the inland areas. it will feel hotter tomorrow into saturday. tonight's great. a little on the humid side. 65 in poughkeepsie. enjoy the cool while it lasts. tomorrow you're up to 87 there. same with madison creeping close to 90 in poughkeepsie. 85 in bethpage. might get a storm in the afternoon here

here end newark. i took the opportunity. so you came out to get thats? >> yeah. >> ok. >> did you hear any sign in absolutely. 100%. >> definitely an investigation. >> ok. >> thank you. >> ok. ok. things like that are going to happen in the streets. >> we don't expect that. >> right. it is with a we need to figure. reporter: guys, what do you think? this is a small mistake or does newark owe the family a little bit more than apology. >> was the person 16? was he young? was it a close age now have. >> my son is 11. he is big. i would never mistake him for 20-year-old that looked like him. i don't understand how the mistake was made. >> a full commission that policing is the hardest job on the planet. at the end of the day, whether you pointed a gn at the kid or not, what with is wrong apologizing to him? tell him you are yo of you are sorry. you scared the kid. its not that big of a deal. >> they are so fearful of lawsuits today. nothing is simple. >> that is moment where they need sa little bit more d

we are situated right in the heart of newark. this crash has shut down a major section of downtown newark. not only parts of broad street, but also parts of raymond boulevard shut down as well. new jersey transit bus service in twenty people heard in this crash. some of them seriously. one bus driver has been killed. we are in a briefing at some point. the mayor of newark is also due here at some point this morning. rosanna and antwan, back to you. >> i hear that this is a problem intersection. confusing and there have been area before. do you know anything about that? >> i have gotten a couple of twitter messages about that. this is a varied disease thorough fair. both street are major thorough affairs to downtown newark. they may be trying to beat traffic lights. that is clearly a possibility and one will undoubtedly be pursued in this investigation. just an awful scene here in downtown newark. a lot of spec daters looking at these road closures. we had to park, play a half a mile away from this crash scene. >> hank you so much

live in newark, i'm brian thompson. news 4 new york. >>> take a look at some dramatic video coming out of iraq. you're looking at the arrest of a teenager strapped with security forces detained the 14-year-old and discovered he was wearing that explosive belt around his waist. two officers held the boy while another carefully cut the belt off. his arrest came just hours after another suicide bomber blew himself up nearby. isis claimed responsibility for that attack. >>> to decision 2016 now. some big developments from both presidential candidates tonight. donald trump says he is reconsidering a promise undocumented immigrants and a new discovery is made in the clinton e-mail scandal. steve handelsman is in washington with all of this. steve? >> reporter: sibila, thanks. 15,000 newly revealed hillary clinton e-mails. her campaign says she's got nothing to hide. they say all of these new e-mails ought to be made public. that's what the federal judge in this case says he wants. says he wants it soon, but the state departme

we're live in newark. michael george, news 4 new york. >>> a smashing 30th birthday party for one long island woman and her guests after an alleged cars. just look at the damage. car parts covering that parking lot outside of mill pond seafood kitchen and bar. this happened last night just before 9:00. police say the 53-year-old mark was driving drunk when he rammed his toyota tundra into a row of high-end cars. >> you just kept hearing a smash and then a screech and then a smash and then a screech. we walked outside. there was a whole bunch of pieces of cars. everybody's car was basically basically, hit every single car on the outside of the lot. it was awful. >> it sure does look like it. two party goers went outside. they tackled the man and held him until police arrived. >>> her case remains unsolved, but detectives have not given up hope. 20-year-old dawn marie marino disappeared on may 16th, 1981 on the corner of tavern and bar. since her death, hundreds of tips have poured into police, but none lead

but rogers is back on the job at the newark police department. in a statement, police insisted the officer gave a verbal command to valencia in response to the armed robber pointing a handgun at the officer. the officer fired one round. they also sent kpix 5 this picture of the toy gun te'o had. it's the one below the ruler and is look indistinguishable from the real sig sauer below the ruler. newark police say they have identified te'o as a suspect in at least seven other robberies and burglary and sent us these surveillance photos. but the valencia family lawyer says the officer who shot te'o should have arrested him, not taken the law into his own hands. >> he made no effort at all to arrest young te'o valencia. the officer acted as judge, jury and executioner. >> reporter: in newark, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> police are looking for the man who bit off a bartender's finger in july outside a karaoke bar in russian hill but police are just releasing this surveillance video. officers say that the shirtless man was drunk and tried to force his w

checkey beckford, news 4 new york. >>> new information in a deadly bus crash in newark. here's what we know tonight. two are now confirmed dead, a passenger and one of the bus drivers. police are investigating whether one o a red light causing the crash. and the intersection where it happened is now back open. pat battle is where officials just held a news conference. >> reporter: broad street did reopen just a little while ago, but a woman who was a passenger on one of those buses did in fact die of her injuries at the hospital. her identity has not yet been behind the wheel and he is a 27-year veteran of the transit agency. >> this is a tragic day for new jersey transit, for our employees, and for our customers. our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of joseph, our driver who passed away, and to all those injured or affected by this tragedy. >> reporter: at this point, exactly how that tragedy was put into motion is still not clear. >> at the light in the left-han right-hand lane, ran the light, never touched his brakes, and ran into the bus. >> reporter: this i

in newark. one bus broadsided another. news copter 7, you can see one of the buses still up right. only the driver was inside the bus of the time. he died. >> we have preliminary data bus drivers may have went through a red light. >> the county prosecutor's office, fire investigators are in charge of this investigation. and they have begun the process of the difficult work of reconstructing exactly what happened. >> reporter: and this is cellphone video of the intersection turned tree age in the aftermath. so many people with need. >> i didn't know how to feel. >> reporter: again, a live look at the intersection of raymond boulevard and broad street here in newark. you can see where crews are in the process of removing the debris if the ground. and you can see the front end of a flat bed truck. it appears as if part of the mangled bus has been lo on to the tow truck. there was actually the first intersection in the state of new jersey to catch motorists running red lights. again, the cause of th

she was taken to university hospital in newark. prosecutors were out here better part of the last couple of hours. police have just left the scene, but they are still looking for a gunman this morning. i'm diana rocco channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> diana thank you. 5:04. an x-ray technician at a brooklyn hospital accused of sexually assaulting two women while giving them x-rays. both assaults reportedly happening at kings hospital where 65-year-old larry jones worked as a certified x-ray technician. jones assaulted two separate incidents after they were left alone with him while getting x-rays of their legs. jones has worked at kings county hospital for 13 years. >> he probably did it for a long time. over and over again. >> there could be other victims right? >> might be. >> he should be investigated to the fullest. >> jones has a lengthty arrest record. the hospital released a statement saying it is committed to the safety of its patients. long island says the party turned chaotic when a suspected drunk driver started ramming int

vandals damaged conditioners in newark over the past month! [chuckling] >> now business owners want to know who is creating sweaty dangerous conditions. cbs 2's scott rapoport has the story. >> reporter: a rash of bizarre thefts in newark that left the victims hot under the collar literally. >> i'm very angry that somebody would do that. >> reporter: here at the international youth organization on south 12th street, they say a few weeks parts from six air-conditioning units. the organization which works with troubled youth now sweating it out trying to make due with fans during one of the hottest stretches of the year. >> they handicapped us from being able to provide the services to the young people as usual. >> reporter: it's the same story here at the family dollar store and this next door laundromat on south 10th street where the fans are working overtime, where they say a few weeks ago they too had e the cases on the roof. >> reporter: this church a few blocks over was also hit. >> they took the copper pipes out of four units up there on

the intersection ray monday newark. >> thanks. right by mirt military park yeah right by b of a financial center so i imagine people going to work in that area and keen you updated on that and talk about sports, though, yankees off three game series in anaheim tonight. mets are out west and started a four game set with sphrik. top the fourth we go justin at the plate here for mets with bases loaded. he take the pitch deep and it's mets a 4-0 lead giants did give up that grated slam. a two run shot to give giants a lead an they go on to win 10-7 the final score. >> down in roo rio thirds straight gold in that event. bold has been hoping to beat his own world record of 19.19 second he insisted this is his last olympics. ashton ethan meantime of the united successfully depended his gold medal in the decathalon and had a big surge in last lap of the 1500 meter race. the final event in the two day competition ended with 893 points a gold for new york city as well from jamaica queens won the 4 hurgs neitherrer hurdle in just over americ

he's in newark tonight. >> newark police internal affairs are investigating this case. they have been actually for the past couple of weeks and they tell me they're getting a lot more information about exactly what happened but they do s a prime example of what happens when armed robbery suspects are out there putting a whole lot of people in danger. >> reporter: no doubt legend preston is big for his age. this shy 10-year-old 5th grader was terrified when cops chased him down with their guns out and in to this alley because they thought he was a suspect in an armed robbery. >> some police started coming from this way with guns pointing right at me and then like i ran in to the backyard. moments before legend was shooting hoops at the basketball rim when the ball rolled in to the street. he chased after it and thought the cops chased him for running out in to the street without looking. >> i ran because they thought i rolled the ball in the street on purpose and they were holding their shotguns at me like this trying to shoot me. >> reporter: police officials say the co

newark. but they have been patrolling this area since the shooting trying to reassure residents they're on top of this. the shooter is still on the loose at this point. there have been six fatal shootings in the cityn little over 72 hours. now, in in particular case it was just after midnight that a gunman opened fire on two people here. according to a neighbor, the two were on the porch of this house waiting for a taxi cab. the man walked into the house and then collapsed dead. the woman apparently shot in the foot. this neighbor says she was pregnant and police have heard the same thing. the hospital just a few minutes later. there is no motive at this point for police. president gunman apparently a little bit more than across the street according to this neighbor. they're still investigating all of this at this point. as for the other five killings that we've had in the city in a little over 72 hours, it came on a weekend when the mayor declared 24 hours of nonviolence. friday night, one s

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we're live in newark. michael george, news 4 new york. >>> there is word now the tobacco, and firearms have joined the investigation of a party shooting. police say they have no description of the suspects. one of the victims was shot in the face. the other injuries considered non-life threatening. >>> surveillance video shows the 81-year-old woman walking into evening. she was not aware she was being watched by a man who follows her inside and assaults and robs her. >> lori bordonaro is in the bronx where she spoke to that woman's son tonight. lori? >> reporter: and natalie and david, that 81-year-old woman was on her way home from shopping when that man followed her into her building and attacked her. the mugger made off with something more valuable than money. surveillance video shows the man lurking outside the building on he then goes inside and viciously mugs an 81-year-old woman, leaving her bruised and shaken. >> he snatched her and she turned around and said, hey, what are you doing. he knocked he

what about the fact you hail from newark? how proud are you that you're a newark guy? >> very proud. my city made me who i am. growing up with eight younger brothers and sisters, i have my mother there. she didn't have much help. i guess all that made me who i am. >> this kid is not short on confidence. he hopes to follow his idol former world champion andre ward and earn the first gold medal by a male american boxer since 2004. are you confident? >> very confident. >> do you believe it's gold in your blood? >> of course. >> you can go after a medal. >> i'm not here for no silver, bronze. i can't wait to win gold. he's named for rapper tupoc shakur. he started watching at age 3 with his grandfather on the couch and started throwing a few punches a few years later. now he tries to hit the copacabana beach. need i say more? >> thanks, bruce. >> the international olympic committee is looking ahead to the 2020 tokyo games that include baseball/softball, karate, skateboarding, sports climbing and surfing. >> nbc is your home for the summer olympic games. looking forward to

we're live in the city of newark tonight. i'm stefan holt, news 4 new york. >>> police are reaching out for help tonight as they investigate what appears to be a deadly attack in a quiet queens neighborhood. the victim was found dead on her bed in her apartment on 65th avenue in flushing. we're told she had cuts on her head, face and arms. 60s, but they have not released her name. if you have any idea of what might have happened, they'd like to hear from you. >>> and a 5-month-old baby girl is dead, and tonight police are looking into whether her death is a result of a voodoo ritual. the parents told investigators they took little alaia to a priestess. the ritual involved rolling the girl back and forth on the severe head trauma and heat skull fractures. the child was pronounced dead after police responded to the home. at this point, no arrests have been made. >>> now to decision 2016. it was president obama today who made headlines in an election cycle that doesn't have his name on the ballot. lashing out at republican nomin

and broad street in newark. there are numerous fire fighters, e ms and police are all on the scene. right now to give you a peck speakertive of this activity at the intersection. it is not known if any other vehicles were involved in the accident, what caused this will be under investigation. a few minutes ago we did see two people being removed from the bus that is on its side. there are fire fighters still standing around. we do not know if there are still people on board those buses. the total number of passengers, number of injuries, extent of those injuries, all unknown at this time but we did see two people being taken off... >> two people taken off one of those buses, bus being t boned by another new jersey transit bus in newark, new jersey right across the river from man hat an. that is our sister station fox five in new york sky fox with that report. >> people on stretchers as well. >> setting up a triage there. >>> 6:37. >>> james feigen one have the of the american swimmers involve in the robbery scan

maria medina is live from newarked with left side. 666 -- maria medina reports from newark with the latest. >>> reporter: if you ever wanted to know if you are carrying the zika virus, theranos says it has a blood test that can tell you. but the feds are saying no. the fda is basically saying that theranos didn't do enough to keep its patients safe during the testing process of those tests. so theranos is withdrawing its application to get those zika tests approved. now, zika virus is spreading across the country and as you may know, you don't know you have it until you give birth to a baby who has birth defects. now the cdc says they are running out of money to fight it and they are hoping lawmakers when they return to congress next week approve more than $1 billion to fight the virus. >> it should approve reimbursement authority and the authority to spend money efficiently and rapidly. >> this is a setback for theranos. as you remember, just a few months ago, the feds fined theranos. they told the ceo that she could not own and operate a lab and, um, they told them they couldn't take med

. >> reporter: tonight begins a weekend of peace here in newark. the mayor of new jersey's largest city says they all just want to get to the bottom of this to bring closure to the families who lost their lives and the people who were injured in tha residents the bus system is a safe one. >>> life imitated art at the manhattan district attorney's office today. that is where a producer was indicted. he is accused of stealing $165,000 from investors who thought they were buying into a broadway show. turns out the show was fake. michael george is on broadway with the story that sounds a sounds like the next broadway heat. it's playing here at the booth theater. there is just one problem with all this. according to prosecutors, none of it was real. the prosecutor is accused of swindling seven investigators out of $160,000. he used that money to buy stocks, pay rent, and pay off his credit card. the play was supposed to be about the singer, kathleen battle. he bought the life rights to kathleen battle's story, he reserved the booth theater, and he signe

he is in newark with the latest. josh. >> first of all, this is a tough curve to navigate when pursuit. early this morning, this car flew off the street and crashed into a bunch of parked cars, including this one, which is still sitting here, nearly 24 hours later. >> amid a mess of car parts and broken glass and twisted metal. there are candles and balloons, a memorial to a woman who's only mistake was to walk down this block. >> everybody loved her. >> china willis' devastated mother had to see for herself off university avenue and crushed the 24-year- old, who may not have seen it coming. >> he had to hit her so far from the impact, her sneakers flew off. ingly heard the skidding. >> it happened at 2:30 in the morning as prosecutors say police were chasing a suspect driving this dodge charger when he came around this curve and jumped the curb. cops were right behind him. >> three cars, like a scene from the movie. the lights blazing and everything. >> the cars the fence, people screaming, hollering. >> willis woun

an update on that transit us crash in newark.ve a live look at that picture there from new jersey. our affiliate in new york reporting now that at least nine are injured and they know of one person that is ed. we are working to get new information on this and we will .ring it -- one person is dead we are working to get new information and we will bring it to you as soon as we have it. more breaking news just in. indiana university issuing an alert after a person with a handgun is reported on their bloomington campus. that's indiana university. more details as soon as we get it. switching gears, 6:40. autria: let's get 70's thisupper morning, not too bad right now. afternoon hours, 91, 92, it will feel more comfortable than the last couple of days. now, theehobeth right beaches. of course, very quiet. calling forht now, highest temperatures coming your way on sunday. we have a storm threat, what about storms for the big game? eileen is all decked out for gear.ear -- for her eileen: football is getting started, i'm out here with st

tracie strahan is at newark airport. what are you hearing from passengers. >> reporter: you never want to start the morning hearing sorry via your airline, but that's what's happening to passengers trying to check in on those computer terminals. they are not able to do so because this is a system-wide outage affecting flights from heathrow to newark. he's a tweet we can show you from delta. they said our systems are down longer. we have repeatedly reached out to delta to try and pinpoint what's going on. we thought things were turning the corner a short time ago when a ticket agent tried to have a customer check in on that computer deyosing. he wasn't able to do so. he just got that circle saying things were buffering and then to see an agent. flights in the air have not been affected according to social taking off. that's led to long lines upstairs. >> i didn't get an e-mail or anything. so it's really crappy. it's 5:00 in the morning. i didn't expect it to be this bad. >> again, every passenger that's tried to use delt

also in newark, police are on closed. that is in both directions between university avenue and west kinney street. cross bronx moving well in both directions at the alexander hamilton bridge. >>> thank you. nearly two dozen firefighters are hurt battling a fire on staten island. >> at least two residents were also injured when the fire tore through two homes and damaged still active scene. >> reporter: that's right. nearly two dozen people being treated for heat exhaustion and respiratory issues after this block was completely flooded with smoke for hours last night. >> tearing through wood and clouding the streets of this staten island neighborhood on thursday evening, neighbors of benziger avenue were covering their noses and mouths as flames ripped through seven buildings destroying two of them. i'm like oh, my god, please don't let it be my house. >> it took fdny more than three hours to get it under control and has left 42 people homeless today. >> these houses are so connected together, and the landlords putting so

"among passengers at newark airport - disbelief!"these many lives that they have to be responsible for."flight 162 finally took off from glasgow saturday with a new crew....nearly ten hours late. ...landing in newark at 8:32pm. f-a-a rules prohibit the consumption of alcohol within 8 hours of piloting a flight, but most airlines have a 12- hour rule. the f-a-a also conducts random spot checks of pilots. panic at l false alarm.passengers run onto the tarmac after mistaken reports of an active shooter. chaos... confusion... and massive delays sunday.airport employees now trying to resume business as usual.nightly news host lester holt arrived at l-a-x during the incident.he spoke to witnesses inside the terminal. what did you hear?i heard shots. and i left my bag and i ran.""we didn't hear anything we just saw people start to run and we started to run at l-a-x ... comes 2 weeks after a similar scare at j-f-k. police say those reports of shots fired ... was simply a loud noise. a wildfire in washington state prompted the evacuation of m

. >>> we turn to breaking news in port newark. there is a fire. 7. it looks like this is a big rig on fire, shannon? >> reporter: yeah. the cab of the tractor trailer is on fire in port newark just off marsh street. we will bring this picture out for a second. we want to show you that this fire started minutes ago. there is no fire department anywhere to be found. you know how these things go. so much flammable materials and so many containers but the fire department is not yet on the there is no word on injuries. you need to know as you travel through the area, first of all, this could be seen from newark airport. they were wondering what was happening as well as from the newark bay extension of the turnpike. a fudge fire. no injuries reported yet -- a huge fire. no injuries reported yet. reporting live over port newark, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> a lot of black smoke. >>> once was enough. twice fighting back after flowers placed at the gravesite of an army veteran were stolen. the second time included the flower containers. marcus

we're following breaking news in newark. two people were shot there overnight. a man was killed, a woman who may be pregnant is in the hospital. we're on the scene as they search for the gunman. we'll bring you an update in the next half hour. >>> in new york city, there's a website you can use to tract mosquitoes in your neighborhood. it shows when your area was last sprayed and where there are standing water violations. >>> the fda are recalling frozen corn because of a possible listeria contamination. they're under a number of different brands, download the nbc 4 app and search corn. >>> the time is 4:44. time for a second check of your forecast. you may need to grab a sweater or light jacket. north and west of town, there are temperatures that are cooler than they have been in weeks. in months in some cases. in the city, 64 degrees. that's the coolest morning so far in august. we have to go back to early july to find a temperature in the low 60s. the rock. take a look at your headlines. another exquisite day ahead. we're going to warm up today and warming ba

cornell bernard is live in newark tonight with our developing story. cornell? >> ama, this bizarre story said to have taken an emotional toll on kris jenner and her entire family, who live hundreds of miles away from where the cyberstalking originated. neighbors say fbi agents were at this newark home thursday and arrested 36-year-old nursing assistant christina bankston, charging her with cyberstalking a tv reality star. >> creepy. >> reporter: the feds say "keeping up with the kardashians" star kris jenner and her family were stalked and harassed by bankston for six months. a relative shared this clip of bankston riding a roller coaster, professing her love for kris jenner. according to the 15-count indictment, bankston used these aliases to contact the jenner-kardashian family. first alleged to harass kris jenner about a sex tape she threatened to go public with. she texted kris jenner, let's talk, my bad, let's stalk. she is accused of accessing her e-mail and phone numbers and impersonating the star through calls and texts, telling some she was sick with c

the surprising thing is this makes the sixth murder in about 72 hours here in the city of newark. this last night or overnight the 25-year-old male and his 23-year-old pregnant companion said to have nonlife threatening injuries. now all of these recent killings since friday night are said to be connected either drugs or disputesal thoet motive for the latest one is still under newark cop was nailing a crime stopper's reward sign to a pole outside the murder scene. the 25-year-old male victim and 23-year-old pregnant female were out on the porch when bullets started flying. according to one neighbor who didn't want to be identified. >> nine or ten shots, i counted them. as he was coming down the stairs, i look down the street. and i just heard the shots. you didn't see, like, you couldn't tell that they were coming in which direction. i saw a walk into the house. and stumble and walk into the house. and later on you heard he's not breathing. >> reporter: what happened here was not isolated. this was the sixth murder in roughly 72 hours across the city. three friday night, one satu

on friday morning in downtown newark. i'm at the scene of the crash. it went to new jersey transit buses at the corner of raymond boulevard and broad street. a number 59 bus was heading west on raymond when it t-boned a number 13 bus traveling south on broad. the 13 bus had 17 passengers on board. all of whom were injured and sent to area hospitals. the the number 59 bus had no passengers on board and its driver was the emmy fatality. what the mayor is calling a tragic accident. the mayor noted the quick response and said of those involvlved in the crash. >> we are praying for all of the folks that are in the hospital that they have a speedy recovery from this tragic accident this morning. >> in a press conference this afternoon at city hall, the newark mayor confirmed the identity of the two drivers of the nj transit buses. the first driver who lost his life in the collision, joseph, was 59 years old years old and spent 27 years of with new jersey transit. the second driver of bus 13, james robert, 35 years behind the wheel. the county prosecutor's of

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cornell bernard is live in newark tonight with our developing story. cornell? >> ama, this bizarre story said to have taken an emotional toll on kris jenner and her entire family, who live hundreds of miles away from where the cyberstalking originated. neighbors say fbi agents were at this newark home thursday and arrested 36-year-old nursing assistant christina bankston, charging her with cyberstalking a tv reality star. >> creepy. >> reporter: the feds say "keeping up with the kardashians" star kris jenner and her family were stalked and harassed by bankston for six months. a relative shared this clip of bankston riding a roller coaster, professing her love for kris jenner. according to the 15-count indictment, bankston used these aliases to contact the jenner-kardashian family. first alleged to harass kris jenner about a sex tape she threatened to go public with. she texted kris jenner, let's talk, my bad, let's stalk. she is accused of accessing her e-mail and phone numbers and impersonating the star through calls and texts, telling some she was sick with c

friday in newark. one broadsided the other. you can see one buses still upright. and only the driver was inside of that bus at the time. he died. >> we have preliminary data that we suspect that one bus driver may have went through a red light. >> county prosecutors office crash and fire investigators are in charge of this investigation. and they have begun the process of the difficult work of reconstructing exactly what happened. >> this is cell phone video of the intersection turned triage unit of the aftermath. to so many people in need and everybody doing what they can. >> i didn't know how to feel -- >> at this hour, seven people are in critical condition, and the name of that deceased bus driver has not yet been released. in newark, new jersey, darla miles, channel 6 "action news." >>> a 6-year-old boy pulled from the burning wreckage in newcastle delaware is recould having in the hospital. it happened in glass coat 2:00 a.m. the pickup trailer and tractor trailer crashed and then the pickup burst into flames. the boy was still strapped to his car seat. a by

we're live in newark, new jersey, arthur chen for fox 29 news. guys. >> arthur, thank you. >>> and back to your fox 29 weather authority. dave warren we're in for another heat wave? >> yeah, possibly heat wave here but not like this long extend tended heat wave and the item which are touching 90 like we have seen today. also seeing more showers. this one popped up off the coast of sea isle city drifted east and cleared out. a little rain somebody sunshine. no rain, no rainbow. beautiful shot here from the boat just off the coast of sea isle city but the rain is clearing out. these are all developing here along this sea breeze which develops that cooler air work its way in. a few more showers right in atlantic county. they will slowly possibly drift to the southeast or even south. so cannot rule out tonight's -- isolated shower in this area overnight tonight. repeat of that tomorrow. repeat of the heat. 90 degrees in philadelphia. wilmington at 89. little cooler northern and western suburbs down to 88 in millville, and much cooler with the sea bre

police in newark looking for a missing suspects. -- police in newark looking for a missing suspect. joe biermann reports. >> reporter: it's an underground search. this started around 1 p.m. stop. the driver of that vehicle fled, jumped into the passaic river there in newark, swam into a storm drain, and then somehow got into the sewer system in newark. what you're looking at, police detectives, they have one manhole open right off route 21 by the drawbridge. they are searching the underground sewer system for this man that fled from a car stop in harrison. no other details. live in chopper 2, joe >> thank you, joe, for the update. >>> the latest technology in track storms with cbs 2's new and improved mobile weather lab, lonnie quinn live in columbus circumstance toll give us a -- circle to give us a preview. lonnie? >> reporter: this is amazing. this is day one, the debut of the cbs 2 mobile weather lab. it does everything the last mobile weather lab did plus more. more square footage to bigger vehicle. that equipment does and how this can make monitoring a storm easier for us and

to newark and jersey city. as far as your commute in connecticut no problems. let's tack a look at your commutes on l.i.e. westbound, eastbound looks good as bqe normal delays northbound, nothing out of the ordinary. trains are running close to schedule and street cleaning rules are back in effect city wide today. teresa and juliet. >> police are confident they have man who gunned down and his associate in broad date but yesterday they don't have a motive at this point. >> emotions running high with calls for justice. liz dahlem is in q garden queens with the latest. good morning, liz. >> oscar is in central booking and will be in court later on today. police say he is the man responsible for this double murder. apparently he told cops that he was at the crime scene and a matching the one used in this double murder. but a motive still not so sure about that. >> officer, did you shoot him because he was muslim? >> led out in hands cuffs after charged with two counts of second-degree murder. the 35-year-old east

this happened overnight in newark. one man was killed when shots were fired inside a home diana rocco is live. >> reporter: good morning. we have learned that man was shot and killed while he was standing on his front porch. that pregnant woman now recovering here loss. police continue to search for a gunman. this happened this morning. police investigated and that took several hours. neighbors saw a shooter fire from across the street at several people standing on the porch of the residence. the man was hit several times and stum whered into the kitchen. he was pronounced dead at the this was random, however neighbors believe it to be drug-related. the woman was shot in the left foot. no word on her condition this morning, but she is here at university hospital. we are live in newark, diana rocco channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> 6:33. six people have now died in the horrific crash on the long island expressway. addelson passed away. three members of another family died as well including a 10- year-old boy. also killed a

kpix 5's maria medina is live in newark on the company's latest struggle getting the green light for one of its products >>> reporter: kenny, theranos says that with just a few drops of blood it can tell you if you're carrying the zika virus. but they aren't going to be able to use them because the feds are saying, not so fast. the fda says theranos did not keep its patients safe enough during the testing process of those tests. so theranos is withdrawing its application to get those tests approved by the fda. zika is spreading across the country. many don't know they have it until they give birth to a baby who has birth defects. and now the cdc says they are running out of money and they hope lawmakers when they come back to congress next week approve more than $1 billion to fight the virus. >> it's important that this funding includes reimbursement authority and the authority to allow us to spend money sufficiently and rapidly. >> reporter: this is another setback for theranos. just a few months ago, the feds fined theranos and told the ceo that she couldn't open and operate the la

>>> new details about a woman killed in a crash with two buss in newark. friends remember the hazard working and loving grandmother. >>> a stepmother charged with home in queens. i'm joe torres. >> and i'm sandra bookman. samdhi erabas is accused of killing the little girl. she had only been in the u.s. for a few months. >> neighbors say the victim talked about problems with her stepmother before her death. >> stephon? >> reporter: this is a broken family. a 9-year-old girl in new york for a better life, family says she was beaten for months by her stepmother, and her father losing had his daughter and now likely his wife. she's charged with murder, and sources say she strangled the girl, and the question tonight is why. >> reporter: can you tell us what happened? >> reporter: a tearful samdhi erabas leaving the precinct. the clothes she was wearing are now part of the evidence. to see the judge. her face is speaking volumes about the charges she is facing, murder for her 9-year- old stepdaughter strangled and found dead in the bathtub. it's not surprise t

this is a very busy intersection here in newark. you can see that one bus where it was t-boned is twisted and on its side. so far all passengers have been removed from the buses. we hear 19 passengers from two buses were brought to local hospitals. nj transit is now saying that number could be as high as 25 people brought to hospitals. additionally, this is being cleanup. people were taken out of the buses by rescue crews and carried away on stretchers. some passengers are being treated at nearby military park just down the street from here. this is an active scene. you can see multiple emergency services are here making sure those passengers got out safely and all is cleaned up. now broad street is now closed between market and raymond boulevard. alex will have more of that coming up. the information on how -- investigation on how these two buses t-boned each other is being county prosecutor's office. as we get more information on this collision, how it happened, who saw what, we will bring that to you. >>> mass transit commuters n