can't miss the warning stops all morning the entire line in both directions are shut down between riverdale and the south ferry because ofconstruction. >> i have to take a whole other train and transfer. >>> that means if you depend on these trains you'll have to find another way to make it back and fourth. >> i think it is bad for the people that need to get around. >> for those who have to get around the mta has backup plans for subway riders the two and three trains, free shuttle buses also available at each end. you can take the near by anc training as well as the m3 and m100. >> i work the soccer games i'm supposed to take one up there i'm going to have to take the shuttle bus or something on sunday. >>> repairing the brick arches and repairing the south station >> i'm willing to take a hit in the summer but in the winter let's let it keep running. >>> i think the whole system itself needs to be taken care of. >> very few have patience for the entire closure of a subway line for the next new days. closure? >> no i didn't. i will be bringing my car into the city unfortunately. >> back o

the subway on the west side the one trains are not running starting here at west 242ened street at riverdale to lower manhattan a lot of people aren't happy about it. >>> you can't miss the warning signs posted at the one train subway stops all weekend the entire line in both directions had shut down between riverdale and the south ferry because of major construction. >> how does that affect your weekend? >> horribly i'm late for work and backed up two hours behind. >> we caught up with her trying to get to the upper east side. >> now i don't know what to do, and more time i'll wait for the shuttle. >>> the mta made free shuttles available, they run between several stops but some say the experience has been frustrating. >>> take a shuttle, need to wait like 15 minutes. >>> for those who have to get around subway riders have other options the 2 and 3 trains are running between chambers and 96th street, take the near by a and c trains as well as the m-3 and m-100 buses. >>> crews repaining the brick arches, also fixing up the tracks and working to rebuild the track station. i'm willing to take

the video shows a shirtless man causing a commotion inside the mcdonald's at riverdale road and kenilworth avenue. police say he was high on pcp. >> the officers exercised considerable restraint and judgment trying to gain control of an individual who was clearly exhibiting behavior of someone on pcp. >> reporter: the video shows police ordering the man to get on the ground multiple times. he doesn't comply. officers repeatedly tase him and when that has no effects, they hit him with a baton and ultimately douse him with pepper spray. eventually he is placed in handcuffs. in riverdale park, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> prosecutors charged the man with assault, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. >>> a new development in a local taster incident. a reported -- taser incident. a reported incident was an accident. sheriff's didn't break the law when they tased natasha mckenna four times. they said she had a chemical reaction in her body. >>> the city of baltimore is hoping to settle with freddie gray's family for nearly $6.5 million. that proposed settlement has sparked a lot of outrage. th

but from riverdale to 96 and chambers down to here you have to go with alternates. the mta couldn't speak to us on camera. live at south ferry station, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> a lot of people changing their plans. thank you, steve. >>> the nypd has arrested a man in connection with the death of a staten island woman. police charging 36-year-old joseph danclair with second- degree murder. chrissy bevelaqua was killed inside the manhattan broadway hotel in midtown last tuesday. investigators say that danclair may have spent time with another woman found dead in a bushwick hotel in july. murder charges in that case are expected later tonight. >>> yonkers police say an overnight shooting that left a local sports hero in extremely critical condition was not a random crime. 23-year-old michael nolan was shot in the head and the arm at the burger king parking lot on central avenue overnight. investigators believe the shooting stems from an argument over a drag race. as police search for the gunman, nolan's family struggles to coach. >> he is not doing good. me and m

live in riverdale park, tracee wilkins en wilkins, news4. >>> a heartbreaking milestone in children in one-year of the disappearance of jacob, his sister, 1:úvÑ3-year-old, sarah, missing the next day. police say their mother of the see them and she will not say where they are. she has been ruled incompetent to stand trial and has been locked up in a vÑhospital. >>> politics and controversy found their way into local labor day parades this+q:ñ year. news4's mark segraves take us to montgomery county where one group drew negative remarks from parade growers and others enjoyed seeing their kids in the limelight. >> oh, my gosh, i can't contain myself. >> reporter: this mom has reason to be excited. her son is part of the color guard leading the kensington parade. ♪ >> reporter: likeagj parades acs the country today, the kensington parade is a mix of small-town traditions, like fire trucks and marching bands. and, of course, there is politics. >> happy labor day. >> reporter: and politicians for the parentsb and candy,vl[ox lo candy for the kids. and there were less traditional participant

police say 40-year-old marcus was high on pcp when he barrelled into a mcdonald's in riverdale park. the video shows police ordering him to the ground multiple times but he does not comply. >> officers exercised considerable restraint and outstanding judgment trying to gain control of the individual who clearly was exhibiting behavior indicative of someone who is under the influence of pcp. >> chief morris also told wusa 9 he was grateful to the man who posted the video. the suspect tore off his shirt, threw table, and shouted obscenities. >>> much-needed wet weather is finally on its way to our area. >> a much better night than thursday. 15 days since we have had any rain. 95 now in leesburg. feels like it's 95 downtown. by 8:30 tomorrow night, mid-80s. we'll come back and give you a timetable for the storm on thursday. >> tonight is the night we've all been waiting for. steven colbert makes his debut at host of the late show. >> a multimillion dollar settlement reached in the freddy gray wrongful death lawsuit. >> a jury reaches a life or death >>> a jury has recommended the death

it happened at this mcdonald's in riverdale park. it's a busy store. >> this begins as they face-off. the man refuses the orders to get down and the officer fires his taser. it does nothing. what the video doesn't show is what he did to warrant the police call. >> he was acting bizarre, crazy, running around. throwing chairs. brad: the man who took and posted a video to youtube wrote a paragraph explaining as much. the suspect now showed in his words super human strength. he was on p.c.p. >> he was oblivious to pain. >> another officer tackles the man but still he is not under control. the scuffle moves outside. police deploy more taser bars and they use pepper spray. it hits the man in the face but he is able to ignore it. watch as the police struggle to move the man's arm to handcuff position. eventually they succeed. the police chief said the officer's actions not pretty were appreciate. >> they did it right. after he was secured in handcuffs, it was over. >> no one suffered injuries and the suspect did have a taser barbs that had

it happened at this mcdonald's in riverdale park. it's a busy store. >> this begins as they face-off. the man refuses the orders to get down and the officer fires his taser. it does nothing. what the video doesn't show is what he did to warrant the police call. >> he was acting bizarre, crazy, running around. throwing chairs. brad: the man who took and posted a video to youtube wrote a paragraph explaining as much. the suspect now showed in his words super human strength. he was on p.c.p. >> he was oblivious to

s that ate southbound crash inside the beltway riverdale with delays beginning out of greenbelt. off the beltway, too. >>> the public can pay tribute to a giant in maryland politics starting in just a few hours. >> a step forward for a virginia college that's come dangerously close to shutting down for good. it's 6:50. wow. this place is spectacular. thank you . we worked with a designer from havertys for a complete refresh. you must be happy to get out of that tiny house? yeah you know when we realized how great the furniture could be we knew we wanted more space. how much more space? we went from a hundred square feet to... three thousand! (whispers) three thousand! we still have the original structure. she uses it as a yoga studio. it's more like a tool shed. refresh your space with an extra one-hundred dollars off every thousand at havertys. plus enjoy thirty-six month, no-interest financing. havertys. discover something you. >>> the six officers charged in connection with the death of freddie gray in police custody here in baltimore will face a judge for the very first time

. >>> this police officer in riverdale, maryland, fired his taser at a man creating a disturbance at a mcdonald's and it did not take that man down. this video is just over seven minutes long and police had quite a time getting this man under control. >> that dude ate that electricity like a happy meal. >> ricky martinez captured this, this restaurant was crowded with families but the man created a disturbance he said the man had been talking to himself, punching a table, throwing chairs. >> get your kids out of the restaurant! >> you don't see a lot of people leaving here but you do see a lot of the action because this man was toewsed, maced, hit with a baton and tackled by police. >> get on the ground! do it! >> he gets hits on the leg with a baton. the guy is the hulk. >> that's the scary part. you never know what these people have done or what they're taking and it can be a dangerous situation for the officer. >> it wasn't until another officer tackled this guy that he was brought down. this man not on the ground, he eventually goes outside the restaurant and rolls over into the

same thing for riverdale. hudson valley still toasty. 69 sussex. 76 in islip right now. as we go through the day hazy skies, some haze early, some high clouds. partial sunshine, a little bit more cloudiness tomorrow, then there's always stray storm threat. probably a better chance north and west. we have to allow fort just because i'm watching radar. even though we don't have a lot of cloudiness there's some cloudiness and sprinkles building. that may stay off to our south and east. and then you have a little trough out ahead of the main front which could spark an isolated storm. but it is really this slug of moisture right here that will move in during the day on thursday. there can be scattered showers thursday, then more widespread during the afternoon hours. you see outside of that front it goes from 80s right here to 60s and 70s. so real relief after that front late thursday. here's the futurecast. look at the clouds, how they try to stream in. hazy skies, still very warm. then just a pop-up storm or two during the afternoon hours. still around 90 degrees, feeling l

riverdale country school are also closed. among those closed on friday. catholic schools in manhattan will close as well on flight. catholic schools in central westchester will close at noon to give people a chance to get down to central park, get to see the pope. reporting, rob schmitt, news 4 new york. >>> we'll bring you coverage of his arrival. our coverage will be on nbc 4 and we're also going to stream >>> all right, chuck, well, he made so many phrases famous. it never was over until it was other for new york baseball legend yogi berra. the hall of fame catcher with an unmatched ten world series championships with the yankees died overnight. news 4's john chandler at the stadium with a look back. >> reporter: he was one of the greatest catchers in baseball history. one of the yankees all-time greats. here in the bronx, he was as much a part of the team's identity as dimaggio or mickey mantle. remembers integrity, humidity lity and a whole bunch of smiles. a character in a city that appreciates the good ones. in 1942, he signed with the yankees for

natalie is in riverdale with the information you need to know to work around the shutdown. >> reporter: that's right n. the next 30 minutes one train will shut down through monday morning. i can tell you, buses will line up for riders behind me. in of the riders say they were surprised and it impacts their weekend plans. the one train ran as normal earlier tonight. and even with signs posted all over the station, many riders were out of the loop about the closure set for 11:30 p.m. through 5:00 a.m. on monday. >> this is the first time i saw the sign. >> i didn't know anything about it. >> while this rider that takes the train to midtown knew it would be a hassle for many, she understood when we told her it was shutting down for maintenance. >> maintenance is important. it will inconvenience some people and people must be safe. >> reporter: as for alternate routes the two and three trains 96th and cake e a and c trains and free shuttle buses will be provided. while riders try to sort it out. >> i have to get the schedule and see what is going on and check that stuff out. >> reporter: t

cell phone video posted to the website lively when it shows police detaining a man on drugs in riverdale park. in the video you hear the police officer make a sort of command and when the man does not comply they use a stun gun. the man you see on the ground keeps walking around so police use the stun gun again all while people and families are screaming inside that mcdonald's. finally police hit the man with a club. after several minutes he's taken down, restrained and then taken outside of the restaurant. we reached out to police and are waiting to hear back on this story. to the district now where the number of homicides now stands at 106. a man was killed on forrester street and southwest before 1:00 this morning. a second victim is in the hospital now in serious condition. d.c. police tell us they don't have any suspect information right now. in a few hours before that five people were shot on martin luther king avenue southeast not far from the congress heights station. the victims are men and thon of their injuries are life-threatening. d.c. police recovered this illegal handgun i

riverdale 83. whitestone 84. upper 70s, lower 0s across the area. a nice cool comfortable night in the suburbs. dew points are in the 50s. comfortable range. mostly sunny to mainly clear overnight. bright sunshine. light winds low humidity and highs in the mid- to upper-80s. radar and satellite nice and quiet now. huge area of high pressure here will inch offshore. then we have to watch two things. southeast and this cold front here. instead of working together, they almost avoid each other late week into the weekend and early next week leaving us in a channel where i think it's dry. cooler ocean winds will cool the temperatures down. tonight numbers in the 50s and 60s. last night in the 40s north and west. a couple of upper 40s in the catskills. very warm tomorrow. on friday just have to watch the cloud shield to see if a few extra clouds sneak in the coast. most offshore. 86 and more of the same on saturday. clear, comfortable, 50s in the coolest spots north and west. tomorrow 87. mostly sunny and very warm. another beautiful night for the thursda

stands by for captions ] >>> this collection made friday night went to the christian life center in riverdale. >> it's a great feeling, especially going to the shelter and actually seeing the people themselves. they're always very appreciative and humble for receiving the food. >> so far food recovery network has collected nearly 900,000 po undsof excess food since 2011. >>> coming up on wusa9, the presidential campaign. donald trump maintains his lead but it's shrinking. details on that ahead. >> plus, he was supposed to be showing off new bmws at an auto show but the ceo collapsed right there on stage. it happened today. we'll have more on that and other >>> in campaign 2016, the stage is set for the second republican primary debate. and bernie sanders appears to be gaining more ground on hillary clinton in some of the latest polls. nick giovanni has an update on campaign 2016. >> reporter: donald trump says he's not going anywhere. in fact, he told a crowd of 18,000 in dallas last night, quote, now it's time to really start. this as we're just a day away from the g.o.p.'s second primary de

whether it's your outdoor space where your plants haven't been doing well or your lawn. 82 degrees in riverdale. 83, cambria heights. 81 in oak wood. suburbs even in the 70s here. it's a toasty night and moderately humid. it will feel best at the beaches with a south wind in the afternoon. lower 90s, backing off in to the 80s at the shore. skies have cleared out after the high clouds. they're now moving south and east with this disturbance off the carolina coast. that had a connection with erika's remnant moisture over florida. if that tries to come north, roadblock. high pressure is right here. not going to be able to make it up here. next front we deal with, right here. very slow moving front. won't get here till thursday afternoon, and even then it's not all that impressive. there might be a shower or storm but what it will bring, lower humidity and lower temperatures. not too low. still feels holiday. lots of sizzle to begin september. because there will be a few more high clouds on wednesday, just still steamy. high. heat peaks on wednesday, 97 or 98 before it breaks at night. going southe

four of them will come from the riverdale heights station, making that station entirely volunteer staffed. the bowie, old town and accokeek stations will also have firefighters reassigned. prince george's fire and ems tells us it will continue to respond to all emergency and non-emergency calls and do its best to minimize the impact on service. >>> one of metro's top brass sought of a job tonight. chief safety officer james dougherty resigned shortly after the transit authority's board of directors grilled him and other staff over the derailment near the smithsonian station last month. during today's meeting on the derailment, we learned a metro employee hit a wrong button and deleted critical track safety information that put riders' lives at risk. news4 transportation reporter adam tuss says the board ripped metro for its failures. >> they basically called jim dougherty's office a paper tiger, meaning that, yeah, it looked all good on paper, and you might be able to enforce some things on paper. but you really have no teeth. >> metro admitted its track inspection process has to get bett

four will come from the riverdale heights station, making that station entirely volunteer staffed. bowie and accokeek will also have firefighters reassigned. >>> a texas sheriff's deputy will be laid to rest. 47-year-old darren goforth was shot and killed a week ago in what police called an unprovoked and senseless ambush. he was shot 15 times and miles has been charged with that. >>> a county clerk is behind bars after not issuing licenses to same-sex couples. kim davis was sent to jail for contempt of court. davis said her conscience wouldn't allow her to issue licenses to gay couples. the couple suing davis for not issuing their license will tie the knot today. >>> virginia lawmakers are once again up against a deadline. "the washington post" reports that democrats and republicans have until today to suggest names for an expert who will help redraw congressional districts. last year a court found the existing boundaries concentrated black voters in one district. lawmakers have been able to redraw maps that both parties can agree on. >>> if you have tickets to the terps game tomo

people inside recorded this video of police trying to arrest a man inside mcdonald's in riverdale park last friday. the man was high on pcp and it took repeated use of a stun gun, baton and then pepper spray before they were able to subdue the man and take him into custody. >>> at first glance it looks like any car fire, but d.c. police tell us there was a body in this burning car. and the person inside is now the city's 108th homicide victim this year. investigators say two guys drove the car to foxhall place saturday night. witnesses say they doused the car with gas and lit it on fire. police found a man inside with a gunshot wound to the head. they are still looking for the suspects. >>> and tonight a maryland father says he isn't giving up hope a year after his toddler disappeared. the children were last seen with their mother. she's been charged in the case but she won't say where the children are. news4's megan fitzgerald has the story. >> somebody said it to us on a facebook page. >> reporter: for the last year, troy turner has dedicated his life to bringing home his 3-year-old

he's from riverdale, maryland, and police say he is wanted with one assault from july 28th near the ft. totten metro station and another a month later after the victim had left the brookland catholic university station. >>> new information tonight. it looks like the manhunt for three cop killers will continue into the labor day weekend, but police do have some new clues. police lieutenant charles gliniewicz was shot to death tuesday in fox lake, illinois. motorola solutions based in the area is offering a $50,000 reward to help track down the killers. >>> saudi arabia's new king is spending the night in d.c. after meeting with president obama today. president obama assured him the iran deal will help keep that country in line. president obama met the king on the side of the white house, dozens of protesters not so happy to see him. they had gathered to protest saudi arabia's human rights record. the protesters are not happy about the ongoing saudi led bombing of yemen. salman's visit comes as the pentagon and saudi arabia refinalizing a $1 billion arms agreement. >>> the saudi arabian

all of new york city catholic schools as well as fieldston, riverdale, and horace mann in many are wondering how they'll navigate. >> going to be hectic. going to be crazy. >> being that i work for the city, for mta, it's going to be tough to get around. >> reporter: one school actually sent a letter to parents advising them to give their kids extra snacks on the bus in case they get stuck in gridlock for hours. back to you. >> all right. lori, thank you. >>> coming up on 4:50. tonight president obama hosts chinese president xi jinping for a state dinner at the white house. right now xi is in seattle. that's where he met wednesday with several business industry leaders. you saw mark zuckerberg there. he promised to open chinese markets to them. many of them called on china to protect american trade secrets. that issue likely to come up with president obama and president xi meet tomorrow. >>> police now releasing sketches of three people wanted in an alleged hate crime in midtown. they allegedly yelled anti-gay was having dinner with her mother. police say they threw the victim to the ground,

this is in riverdale park on friday. police say that man was high on pcp.olice had to use a stun gun, a baton and pepper spray before they were able to arrest the man. >>> d.c. police say a car is now part of another homicide investigation in the city. take a look here. it was found burning on foxhall place southeast saturday night. according to police they say they found a man's body inside. someone shot him and set the car on fire. witnesses say two men doused the car with gasoline. we are working to learn the victim's name. >>> now to the mystery on the mountain more than a month after historic harpers ferry was damaged. they haven't figured out the cause. the fire marshal said they found money missing from private quinn's pub. that's where the fire began. local police are trying to figure out why. people we spoke to in the area said the fire was suspicious from the beginning. tourism has taken a hit following the fire as well. >> there's less than 300 people that live here. so they depend on people coming here and the revenue from tourism and all that.

reporting live from riverdale park. >> nobody inside that restaurant was injured. 40-year-old marcus morely of northwest has been charged with assault, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. >>> breaking news in the case of the woman in the fairfax jail who died last february. >> reporter: commonwealth attorney ray muro just answered questions about her death. she was the 37-year-old woman who was brought to the jail in january. february 3rd she was being transferred, removed from her cell to be transferred to the alexandria jail and she fought back vishtly, because of her mental illness, and was paid -- viciously, and was paid for times. she went into cardiac arrest and died. today they released a report detailing her severe mental illness. he said blaming her for fighting with these deputies, but he said that she couldn't help it. she really did suffer from this psychosis and other kinds of mental illness and what caused her death was something called excited clearium. the -- delirium. he said that this gave her sort of a super human strength similar to some people who are arres

police have arrested demetrius banks from riverdale, maryland. he's wanted with one assault near the fort totten metro station. . >>> and police are searching for an autistic teenager missing since the overnight hours. he was last seen friday afternoon wearing a light green t-shirt, gray socks, neon flip- flops, if you have seen him or know where he is, call the rockville police immediately. >>> the fight to get synthetic drugs off the streets of d.c. continues. investigators seized about 265 pounds of the stuff from a d.c. warehouse -- of alexandria and -- are charged with possession and intent to distribute a controlled substance. they are being held without bond. >>> an arby's in florida is looking to show how much they appreciate law enforcement. it comes after an officer was refused service. the incident led to outrage and call for the officers to boycott the chain. the worker at the center of the incident says it was just a joke. >> we don't hate cops, we don't hate anybody. we're just trying to get [ indiscernible ] >> arby's calls the beh

riverdale 82, ridgewood queens and murray hill. cambria heights 84. 82 islip. 81 around belmar. these numbers are warmer than normal this time of the day. they will drive up to be 15 degrees normal for this time of the year. clear skies back to the great lakes. nothing pushing that big ridge of high pressure out of the way. over the atlantic waters the wind is going east. waves at a foot. like dead calm flat. the rip current risk would be low. water temperature 75 at the shore. very warm for the afternoon. the high starts to drift eastward. it will be summery tomorrow and friday. 86 friday. this front that is off to the west nears on sunday, puts more clouds in the area. but it doesn't look like it carries a lot of moisture. it may not carry any rain. clouds will make it feel cooler. plenty of sunshine. warm for the afternoon. tonight 50s in the coolest spots. lower 60s in the suburbs. tomorrow it's sunny and warm, high 87 which is 12 warmer than normal for this time of the year. 86 friday, saturday. not a bad day, 84. sunday a few more clouds. that will make it a few degrees co

we are already 85 at riverdale ridgewood queens. staten island 85 degrees and with a west to a southwest wind that warms it up again. the nice part is the humidity remains low. the park is record a calm wind. 8 miles at white plains. can we dig up a double digit temperature? it's light to calm this afternoon. overnight there is the threat of fog. that could be here in the valleys and hudson river valley and new jersey. really, this high-pressure ridge is still in control and has been spreading out and, so, with that in mind it really keeps the air mass clear, the air mass dry and we will see into the afternoon 89 by 3:00. it will be 90 west of the city. warmer in essex, hudson, union counties. then tonight down in the 70s with low humidity. 89 this afternoon. high slides eastward, 87 tomorrow. it slides eastward saturday and we are at 86, 84 degrees. this front gets to us on sunday. the front comes through virtually dry. you will notice a few more clouds on sunday. a few degrees cooler but still above normal. the wind shifts to the

it's 57 riverdale. 58 in newark up ander 40s to low 40s well north and west. sunshine today, a nice fall day on these last two days of summer 2015. it's 68 by noontime, 73 this afternoon. fall starts off as summer. summer ends as fall. i can't explain that. >> it sounds good to me. let's go right up to news copter. 7 we have john del giorno over this mess on the l.i.e. this is all residual delay. l.i.e. going westbound near exit 19. trailer. i watched them push him off the side of the roadway. now you can just see here we are left over with these delays on the l.i.e. going back before the van wyck expressway. now let's head over to our maps and tell you what else is going on. northbound l.i.e. there. through queens. jam packed on the staten island expressway, accident pushed to the shoulder. >>> thank you very much. 6:31 updating breaking fuzz in the bronx. we had it on our eyewitness news app as well. a veteran cabbie shot in the head as his family grievous police searching for yet morning. eyewitness news reporter kala rama has been working this scene all mo

it's 68 riverdale. 69 whitestone. you go to the north and 53 poughkeepsie. 48 around monticello and sussex in northwest, new jersey. a great day. 66 by 7:00. 78 by noontime. 87 this afternoon with a southwest wind. it will be nice. warm again tomorrow. it will be midsummer into the weekend. the last weekend of summer. fall begins next wednesday. we will talk about that in the accuweather seven-day forecast. how is it going? >> not too long for long island railroad commuters. it's 6:00 a.m. these changes are starting to take place. no eastbound service to ronkonkoma, huntington or port jefferson. that is starting now until 10:00 a.m. according to long island railroad. train service westbound is bypassing westbury, bypassing carle place. take bus service to mineola to those stations and from there a train to mineola. cancellations. new jersey transit trains on or close. all path trains are okay. no major problems there. an incident on the new england thruway north pelham parkway a disabled vehicle. i found an accident o

we are looking at 89 up to riverdale in the bronx. 89 ridgewood. 88 over to cambria heights and around 91 newark and belmar. there has been a little more of a southerly wind component today so the heat index will be a little higher. 93 is the feel in the bronx. 93 in the park. 92 around laguardia. it will get hotter the next three or four hours. the humidity will hang in there as well. so, we are looking at the real feels particularly away from the coastal sections in the mid- to upper-90s to near 100. a little bit of that wind kind of coming out of the south. where you get the southerly wind coming in to the land, that's where you will find the heat index climbing up. we will talk about that and another heat wave, we are in the middle of it. it will be a heat wave tomorrow in the accuweather seven-day forecast. shirleen, back to you. >> thank you. >>> as we mentioned, the extreme heat is causing some schools to send students home early. marcus solis is live in connecticut, one of the school districts with an early dismissal today. marcus? >> reporter: shirleen, indeed, norwalk, danbur

four of them will come from the riverdale heights station, making that entirely volunteer staff. bowie and accokeek will have also have firefighters reassigned. >>> this morning, a community will gather to remember a police officer who was gunned down. shannon miles who police say shot goforth 15 times has been charged with capital murder in the shooting. >>> a developing story now at 5:17. a county clerk is behind bars after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. the federal judge in kentucky said enough is enough and sent kim davis to jail for contempt of court. in june, the u.s. supreme court made same-sex marriage legal. davis said her conscience wouldn't allow her to issue the licenses to same-sex couples. in fact, davis stopped issuing licenses to any couples back in june. her deputies now, five out of six of them, will start issuing marriage licenses today. davis -- the couple that's suing davis because she wouldn't issue the license is set to tie the knot today. >>> virginia lawmakers are once again up against a deadline in a battle that affects every vo

riverdale road at martins terrace, still that accident. still on our radar here this morning. 66 is just fine. 95 just fine here this morning. no other major problems there. this is going to be an issue here, 395 northbound after duke street, some time soon. >>> it's 5:23. developing right now, fears that a sniper might be shooting at drivers in arizona stirring up memories of the beltway sniper here in d.c. arizona state police are calling it domestic terrorism. they say there have been ten incidents in the last 13 days. mostly along interstate 10. just yesterday another vehicle was hit. one woman remembers the beltway sniper, she used to live in maryland. >> i changed my route to work. i drive further now. but i feel a little bit safer. >> and electronic billboards are flashing a shooting tips hotline number to drivers on i-10. >>> today the flight 93 national memorial in pennsylvania will honor the lives of those lost during the 9/11 attacks. the dedication will be held today at the new visitors center at the memorial. that takes place

that includes reassigning a dozen firefighters, four will come from the riverdale heights station making that station entirely volunteer staff. bowie and accokeek will also have firefighters reassigned. >>> parents are worried about the kids walking through a wooded area to get to school. it takes some a mile and they have to use the trail. a group of parents on that street is asking for the bus stop back. but the school board denied their appeal. >> i do not walk on the trail by myself. there have been too many incidents that happened. it's very secluded, wooded area and i felt like in something happened and somebody screamed nobody would hear. >> parents can petition the transportation department in hopes for a change. >>> and coming up in traffic, just got info this morning that blue, orange, silver lines no longer single-tracking. we have delays on metro this morning, top of the beltway also pretty nasty from the earlier crash. full details coming up. >>> new concerns about d.c. fire and ems after the death of a baby. why emergency crews needed a fire truck instead of an ambulance to

a diner recorded this video of police trying to arrest a man inside the mcdonald's in riverdale parkast friday. the man was high on pcp. police had to use a stun gun, a baton and pepper spray before they were able to arrest him. >>> a bargain just in time for the holidays. cnbc's landon dowdy is here with a new tablet hitting the market. good morning. >> hey, there, aaron, good morning to you. amazon is set to roll out a $50 tablet just in time for the holidays. "wall street journal" reports it has a six inch screen. the fire sells for $99. the company is struggling to gain ground against apple and samsung which have a combined 42% of the u.s. tablet market. amazon has less than 1% of the market. >> while we're talking about new stuff, i hear verizon is going to announce -- a true service -- free service today? >> that's correct. today a free app supporting mobile streaming service. "the new york times" said it's aimed at millennials. the content will include a mix of live shows such as concerts and nfl games, as well as tv shows and original web series. back over to you. >> landon d

riverdale at 79 and 90 in sussex. if you missed the storms and you are away from the coast you are piping hot in the low 90s. the flood advisory for dropped for parts of staten island and brooklyn and we may see flooding in the south shore of long island. that's what we will watch with over an inch of rain. in 45 minutes in parts of west [000:59:54;00]

that gives us a big chance for flooding when you have a prolonged rain event like this. 71 riverdale. low 70s, mid- to upper-60s, all these numbers are mild for the overnight hours. flood advisory in effect for the five boroughs, western sections of nassau county, urban areas of new jersey until 6:00. suv phoning county until 7:00. you see the big batch of rain sliding into fairfield, nassau. heavy rain on the eastern end of long island. a few lightning strikes too. then you see back to the west a little bit of a break then another big batch of rain for the afternoon. so, we are looking at humid rain at lunchtime. muggy flooding for the afternoon. humid. the wind turns to the north but that will bring drier air in here late tonight and tomorrow. we have flooding potentials because of two to three inches of much needed rain across the area. heather is looking at the commute. we have flooding issues already, overturned tractor trailer rig. you are busy. >> let's take a look at a webcam. l.i.e., you can see all of this activity, because of that accident bill was mentioning, eastbound sid

sunday we'll watch a storm system probably just throw some clouds over us. 62 around riverdale. 65, white stone, queens, ridgewood, cambria heights. 62, wrightstown. poughkeepsie, 46. 46 around monticello. grab a jacket. got a little bit of wind this morning. calm around much of the area with clear skies that allows the temperature to really drop off and makes for a great day. high around 82 . tonight it's going to be clear. suburbs. 49 in the coolest spots then tomorrow sunny, breezy, a little cooler. high is 76. here's your accuweather clouds and sun on saturday. storm out in the atlantic throws back some clouds on sunday. it's going to be breezy. it will be a little more cloudy on sunday but notice there's no rain on that 7-day forecast. we warm back up to >> wow. how do you do it? >> i don't do it. i just report it. >> mark this day in history. >> if you want to know who makes great weather, let's see between the lines here. the pope is on the way and the weather is gorgeous. >> there. say no more. [ laughter ] let's check in with heather. >> except for the traffic is going to be much

murray hill 73. 71 riverdale in the bronx. 70 bridgeport. 68 to 70 long island. 68 in poughkeepsie. flood watch has been put in effect for dutchess, ulster county, orange county for flooding rains for tomorrow. today is going to be a warm day. we will have showers this afternoon. might even be a thunderstorm coming up later on today. we will talk about that. heather is looking at the commute. >> the george washington bridge, we have inbound side of the lower level closed down. this is because of some construction. it's not causing major delays. upper level doing fine. no major problems. let's go to the maps. inbound lower level george washington bridge is closed. upper level is open. if you are trying to come into the city at the hudson river crossings, not doing badly. the ramp to the george washington bridge is closed. not doing badly meaning it's a minor delay across the board. you have construction set up at all three. e trains fast track no trains between jamaica center and union turnpike. as a result, all other mass schedule. alternate side of the street parking rules suspende

looking at warm day today. 66 around murray hill to riverdale 63. 65 whitestone queens. we should be around 56 in the city to 46 north and west. it's way warming to 80 later this week. lots of rain coming. >> thank you. that will do it for us. coming up on "good morning the target of their we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one point one million students! one thousand eight hundred schools! sharing one common goal. help all kids succeed. we're new york city public school teachers. taking learning to the next level. and parents and the community are on board! all coming together... ...as one. to celebrate the passion and promise of our public schools. >>> welcome back to "gma." and we cannot get enough of these stunning, stunning images. the super blood moon seen round the world last night. if you missed it, you have to wait, what, 2033? is that it? >> yep. 2033. >> you don't have to wait that long. jesse palmer is here this morning. morning. we're foming that and some of the other big headlines. tax plans. ben carson now neck

and 54 in hackensack, riverdale, too. a breezy day flying in and out. no shock here, 9 to 18 degrees comfortable. sun is setting at 6:55, and i will tell you what, we need the rain, over 7 inches below normal for the year. not in the forecast, and turn on the futureit's a. could see a bit of drizzle. a little drizzle here, and a little drizzle there. into tuesday morning, and that's parts of monmouth and ocean, and then the area of high pressure is building in. we should be dry for the bulk of the week. the pollen numbers down today. upper 3s to mid-6s, and mid-4s over the next few days. i want to remind you, moderate rip current risks, and the high risk for suffolk county. nothing like this day in 1938. that was the long island express. over 600 killed with the major hurricane. what are you watching out for behind the wheel, alex? >> good morning, everyone. in orangeburg, an accident is blocking the southbound side of the palisades parkway at exit 6, and also on this map, the disabled vehicle is blocking the southbound lane of exit 11. just know you wi

host: thank you for your call. 10 and riverdale on the line for independents. i think we need to take the emotions out of our decisions when we try to negotiate something like this. you do negotiate with people who hate you and say death to you. it's ridiculous to feel you should only negotiate with people who love you. this is precisely why we should be at the table. what i would like to see the other side do, just like in a court of law, when someone makes a statement, the other side has to address it. make informed decisions. i would like to see more out there beating the pavement and getting the message out. there's so much rhetoric out .here, so much misinformation people are making informed decisions with limited information, and that's a scary thing. host: we will re-air this speech tonight at 8:00 on c-span. of course, you can see at any time on our website, c-span.org. justcoming up today in under 40 minutes or so, south haleyna governor nikki will be speaking at the national press club. we will have live coverage of that for you on c-span. , thetonigh

the numbers in and around town, 61 in jersey city. 57 in riverdale, and 58 in hackensack. numbers for you, not a huge spread here. 11-degree spread, and the numbers on average, it's warmer, and i think we are a degree or two warmer this afternoon. dew points are higher, too, and there's more humidity out there, and that's conducive to the rain north and west. yesterday, hitting 73, today, going for 74. the normal again, what a stretch! consecutive days at or above normal. 41. some of those above normal. and this is as we see fall roll in tomorrow with the warmest temperatures of the week. pollen count for you. i let you know it's warm in the upper 3s today. mid-3s to upper 3s over the next few. we have passing showers dutchess county to the west as well. high pressure will build in and take over. warm midweek saying around 80 through the week's end. to help our woman road warrior, alex. >> in the bronx, there's a disabled bus, the left-bound side of the sheraton. the delays are back to the bruckner interchange. i would normally say stick to the bruckner, and that's heavy a

low humidity. 70 around riverdale. 7 whitestone. 61 islip. 52 up to monticello. we are looking at sunshine today. by noontime, around 85. we will hit 89 in there today then we cool down this evening. warm weather through the weekend. nice and sunny and midsummer- like. lori? >> bill, thank you. 7:28. we will be back in a horizon health hour. >>> welcome back to "gma." you are looking at the aftermath of that dpedly earthquake in chile overnight. 8.3 magnitude, a million people race into the street fearing a tsunami. >> as we say good morning, america, on this thursday morning, of course, we're following that big story and here are some other big headlines we're following, as well. >>> fireworks at last night's republican presidential debate. donald trump center stage under attack by his rivals. carly fiorina with some of the biggest moments of the night firing back. at trump. taking on planned parenthood, as well. >>> those three young american heroes who help stopped a terror attack on a french train will be honored at the pentagon today. anthony sadler, spencer

riverdale, georgia. you were on with our guest. thank you.e movie andersonville, i was a confederate soldier. we feel the confederates were asking the prisoners to join the confederate army to get freedom and to serve with them for freedom. we all wondered whether that was a real true story or not. do you have any information about that? professor gordon: it's true. happen aed, it didn't lot, but it happened. it was denied -- in the postwar, most of the survivors would on the- and even see monuments, death before dishonor. memory, there was this compelling desire to not want to mention and remember that anybody had accepted back of offer and served essentially the enemy and accepted the offer to serve in the confederate army. it happened. the 16th connecticut, i found -- not as muchrs feared andersonville, but in florence, someone recently contacted me to show me that he had a list of a few names, pacific names from the roster of and served inted the south carolina unit. for them, it was a moment of desperation. they really believed it was ei