. >> people in pool at palisades park, know what is talking about discrimination. >> an epic battle,he lack of a swimsuit, the bra, th the couplt to leave, jennifer started to film this, when she felt a couple at the pool were being targeted. >> we're on emergency. >> in the video, you hear manager talking to couple and cops, saying they were breaking rules because they did not have swimsuits. then once the couple left, she went to every other person, she could see without a swimsuit, you have to leave. >> how many more people do have you without bathing suits? >> not today. >> no. >> okay. you have to leave. >> here you go, someone else not wearing a swimsuit right here. >> i caught up with jennifer, to get what went down, i met her in the parking lot of the swimming pool, we tried to get in and stopped at the door by the same manager. >> you are not allowed in. >> why not. >> private property about private? >> yes. >> is this not a public pool. >> no. >> two of them, went at it, i was there with my gopro, filming both sides, they said discrimination. >> no, no. >> did it have to do

more than half the residents in palisades park are of korean heritage. they say they have trouble understanding and participating in some town meetings. the mayor says he's already put out a request for korean interpreters. are fond of those cupcake atms on the upper east side. apparently, mice are too. one reopened after health officials shut it down last week. the location racked up 34 violation points, including evidence of mice and not being vermin proof. it got fewer violation points and a follow-up inspection. >>> the queen of soul won't be r-e-s-t. she has to cancel several upcoming concerts over the next month or so. that includes two performances at radio city music hall. no word on her condition. the 74-year-old music legend expects to be back in singing condition in november. radio city offers 100% money back guarantee on all tickets. >>> stopping the spread of zika there's a call for federal resources as a serious travel warning remains in place. >>> joining forces to ban the barges. the new campaign from some local mayors meant to keep dozen

updates. 15 hikers rescued by part lease in palisades park overnight. at least two of the hikers were disabled. there were told the group stayed out past dark your rock formation known as the giant stairs and could not find their way out of the park. some rescued by boat and others walked back. no one was hurt $20,000 in a murder case of a jogger karina vetrano who essentially assaulted and strangled in spring creek park in howard beach queens last week. >>> paul ryan has defeated a longshot republican primary challenger who had been praised by donald trump. it was his first reelection win city became speaker last fall >>> if you visit a staten island park you might notice significant police presence this morning. officers on patrol after visitors were beaten while jogging or walking in the early morning. emily smith has the story. staten islanders are seeing nypd officers inside the park rather than patrolling around the perimeter. a police source tells us it is all because of a series of muggings over the last week. and investigators will only say tee

investigators say the fire was caused by children playing with this morning after being rescued in palisades interstate park. 15 hikers stayed out past dark near trail of rock stormation known as the giant stairs. they were -- formation known as the giant stairs. they were unable the see their way out. the last two hikers were brought back at 3:00 this morning. some were rescued by boat. some were able to walk back. no one was hurt. >>> now over to john with the forecast. >>> want to follow up or walk or outside exercise or even going to the beach, pace yourself. there is a high rip current risk as well. winds variable at 3. numbers around the area, oh yeah, it is mild. 70 to 78. dew points already in the low 70s. i mean, that -- it is very humid out there. we have got some heavy rain just clearing the island. another batch trying to push in north and west. this is the bigger view. today. not everybody is going to see rain today. we tap into this wind out of the south. we have the potential for an isolated storm today but then another storm tomorrow and then another storm and even warmer on friday. chris? >

parking, all of these just possibilities right now. for the first time on saturday. and we got a look at signature food items on the men useful how about southwest chicken sausage with a palisade peach slau? or flitto pie with denver's stinkin good green chili! >> we sell a lot of pizza. and some years more than others. this is gonna be a banner year. cinnamon roll. >> to wash it down, beer fans might enjoy the new united in orange pale ale. it's only available at the brewery. >> i want that right now. [ laughter ] >> outside today, the chance tony: aha. would you like a glass of bubbly, director? no drinking on the clock, agent dinozzo. of course not, sir. and why deprive the politicians? most of them have not had a drink since this morning. mrs. bransfield, nice to see you again. excuse me. hi. you don't have a wristband. the line was just kind of crazy outside, so we let ourselves in. name? i'm very special agent anthony dinozzo, ncis. we were expecting a special agent gibbs. (chuckles) well, consider yourself lucky. he's not really a people person. he's more of a... basement person. the invitations are non-transferrable. uh, is there a problem, miss...? marsden, director.

palisades center mall. we'll continue to have more on this breaking news throughout the morning. alternate side parking is in effect city wide. be safe, don't text and drive. >>> thank you. long island -- the historic course has hosted the u.s. open four times in three different centuries. now the golf course finds jennifer mclogan explains. >> not far from main street south hampton, the renowned shinacoc hills golf course, here the oldest formal organized golf club in the united states finds itself steeped in a controversial public/private debate over a road. >> it certainly has generated a lot of community input. some pretty emotional. >> so if hampton's town supervisor explains, the town's club's private property where the course was built in 1990, horse and buggy used it. now it's a favorite shortcut of frantic commuters trying to get to work on the east end. a growing safety issue between golf courts and commercial traffic. it sounds fair, but i would want to see their plan. >> golf courses are a privilege, and it was built around the road. be moved. >> the club member acting as key negotiator, mi