here's four things to know right her dog in riverside park. she told officers he put her in a head lock but she managed to fight him off. >>> and the city will close many streets below the brooklyn bridge. this new shared streets program will run from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. >>> there's still time to buy tickets for the vets summer fest. this benefits a charity that serves homeless veter we have information on our website, nbcnewyork.com. >>> cooling centers in the city will have extended hours and pools and parks and beach also stay open later as well. >>> 6:14. as we keep the heat and humidity at high levels, dangerous levels in some cases, we have an excessive heat warning in effect in the city. the areas you see in orange here, it's a heat advisory. bottom line here, the heat 100 to 110 degrees on the body over the next couple of days. so we have to slow it down and stay hydrated. really just limit your time outside. upper 70s in jfk. to the north, not much cooler in poughkeepsie. monticello, 76. low 70s for new jersey. couple of light sho

the incident ended here at riverside park. earlier police units were inside the park doing their investigation. trying to locate the suspect. police say it started at 79th and broadway. there were two men involved in some sort of altercation. the good samaritan was walking the good sam tried to step in. that's when they say the other man slashed that good samaritan in the arm. the good sam refused medical attention. it was only a minor cut on his arm. we talked with people here who saw the ambulance and the police activity and said this might make them think twice about helping out. >> saw an ambulance and two police cars and a big crowd. i was on the bus so down. it's nice people step up, but then when something happens to them, they question whether they should, you know? >> reporter: the victim was talking to investigators at the 20th precinct. police are still looking for the suspect. this victim only had a minor slash on his arm. checkey beckford, news 4 new york. presidential nominees focused on law enforcement today. de

this happened last friday on 107th street in riverside park. the suspect came up to the what time was it. all of a sudden, though, he put her in a head lock, he tried kissing her. the woman broke free from the suspect, kicked him in the groin and bit him. people who spend time in this park are appalled by what happened. >> it's disgusting and >> reporter: the most recent nypd reports riverside park in the top five of parks that have the most violent crimes. 13 incidents in nine months. at this point, darlene, police are still looking for the information. >> kat creag, thank you. >>> you can see these cars were destroyed when they ran into each other in yonkers. >>> police in williamsburg are looking for a man who tried to rob a woman in her home near taylor street. the man allegedly threatened the from the kitchen sink. the victim escaped when the suspect dropped that knife on the floor. >>> new concerns about the possible spread of hepatitis a in long island. a worker at a restaurant may have exposed customers to the virus. health officials ha

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a woman is attacked while walking her dog in riverside park. the man police say put her in a headlock and how she fought him off. >>> then another accident at another amusement park. this time a child is air lifted to the hospital after falling about before taking that next bite. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. >>> rockland county officials are calling attacks against two rabbis hate crimes. fireworks exploded outside the victims' homes in new city. around the same time tuesday night, a neighbor says she saw -- a device exploded next to a tree and sparked a fire. >>> a woman walking her dog in she was able to fight off her attacker, and n

he had been with his family in durham and went to riverside high school after fleeing gang violence in honduras. he was released from earlier this month after winning the chance to have his trial heard again. what he wants to do now that he has been released. >> if i can be a strong voice in my community, i'm going to do it. i'm going to be that voice that says the latino community is here. >> later this morning acosta has the chance to go back to riverside high school to enroll. resume his classes. continues to push to weigh nont issue. they asked the court to overturn a -- the board's policy preventing a transgender male violates federal law. they did weigh in seeing they can temporarily block the student from using the boy's room under the court decides whether to intervene. >>> donald trump is praising hillary clinton's top aide for deciding to leave husband. former congressman anthony weiner amid another sexting scandal. he sent to a woman last year. uma insists they remain devoted to doing what's best for their young son. >> remembering gene wilder. he starred in several films in

riverside 70, and victorville 73. and it won't take long to start warming up. thunderstorm activity popped up. and the fog is back and a little drizzle in the mix. honestly, just absolute doldrums. what we've had is what we'll have today. slightly stronger delta breeze. 50s and 60s on the temps. east bay temps, 60 in dublin, and 64 in antioch. and those were warmer than yesterday. and a westerly component and more fog trying to make a push. 60s,

then they finish the drive he findsrs that week one victory at riverside 42-34. in lakewood lakewood rangers have a hard time. opening kickoff, moran would nearly break it for the touchdown butut they negotiated and. the rangers go to the air. i you are then get the football, 11-yard touchdown maker 14 to nothing it had five scores and not even half of the first quartersc gone, another panic, meyer sets up a touchdown medi rolls 55 to nothing then over t fairview. the warriors were trailing rocky river seven to nothing. there is a fumble and he would recover, and then crawford as short yardage into the endzone and after a two point.conversion it was 15 warriors, a strong return then was finally brought down, the defense makes a stand,he tackles him behind the line of scrimmage but no stuff in the warriors he is gone for 29-yard score but rocky river prevails, skyfox over twinsburg the tigers home to beat copley. the indians have bridges a michigan state commit he would go down the sidelines for the sky score and copley has a so nothing countnd after a twinsbu pon

the riverside fire department along with a whole lot of riverside agencies came together to horse's owner. this is in the san jacinto mountains where the horse and the owner got stuck on a trail so they had to be rescued but it was so hot that they had to wait until the next day to get a helicopter and crews in to get them out. >> tell me the horse is called pegasus. come on. >> the horse's name isn't pegasus. we've seen them do this with humans on a stretcher. but this is a horse that they're because look how many trees are close by. they say this whole thing took three hours but most of that time was spent getting the crew up there, not getting the horse with all the gear on and lifting it out. >> that's it. that's all i can do. >> look at that. i can only imagine what that horse feels is going on. but they blocked aside, keep it calm. >> and the owner decided not to leave the day before. he wanted to stay with the horse. turns out the horse's owner were able to hike up to a walkie talkie could he could talk to his wife. so they were able to bring him food and water as well. the good th

he was attending riverside high, close to graduating when officials arrested him after a deportation order.>> at that point, i thought the walls were falling as i got there. about three times i found worms in my feed.>> reporter: he found new friends that he wants to help get released.>> i told them god is going to help you. what is impossible for men is possible for god. >> reporter: now that the board of immigration appeals reopened his case, he is out on bond. he got a surprise when school board member natalie byr said will be thrilled to have him back at riverside.>> many people are supporting me. >> reporter: a spokesman for customs and sports -- enforcement said he is a priority because he was found entering the country illegally. due to a backlog, he may not get a hearing for at least a year. michael hyland, cbs carolina. >>> concerned residents and one busy city taking to social media during the lunch hour. all because of this. a military jet flying over with no warning.>>> whether you knew him as the kenny man or young >>> the north carolina naacp launched a march to the ton

one outbuilding is destroyed half an hour east of riverside. they are having a testify time getting the flames uncontrol starting at 1:00 people. 200 homes were evacuated and many were allowed back in. the fire is 10% contained this morning. >> cell phone video captured frightening moments in lake county as a wildfire triggered evacuations but the crews stopped the flames and contained the fire to 20 acres. lake county has seen more than its share of destruction with fires including the clayton fire this month and last year's valley fire. >> there is a rally in san francisco supporting kaepernick's national anthem protest. a group formed after police shot and killed mario woods will gather outside san francisco's police union building in sonoma. kaepernick getting support from nab legend kareem abdul-jabbar with this story next. >> the presence on stage was dynamic and so are the word, kareem abdul-jabbar is an n.b.a. all star turned activist. >> this is about appreciating the country and trying to make it a better place. >> that is what kareem

candidate is bring his campaign back to northeast ohio for akron to the second campaign manager t riverside just a few for old world qualityei meats ae cheese. your time right now is 5:07 a.m. weather and traffict details ad the death of friends. but they found inside his homeda contributed to his unexpected death.h. cleveland come back and up powerful of the previous with the blue jays. and then another south gatesville that will have just to the north of shooter orlando early as much in the way will notice how the temperatures struggling will be into the hazy sent to start your day.of 5:11 a.m. let's check in with scott sabol l guys go ahead do want to get closer wa and got some work to . we've only had 15 days below 80 degrees this summerly 15 da august 2da what is that maybe 80 plus daysha 80 degrees statistically speaking through yesterday this is been the warmest summer ever has threea months of summers is still thik temperatures will be above normaltii days with 85 degrees this is the most we've ever had since 1944 5 that's going to stay that wayh especially heading into wednesday an

the riverside fire department along with a whole lot of riverside agencies came together to rescue this horse and the this is in the san jacinto mountains where the horse and the owner got stuck on a trail so they had to be rescued but it was so hot that they had to wait until the next day to get a helicopter and crews in to get them out. >> tell me the horse is called pegasus. come on. >> the horse's name isn't pegasus. we've seen them do this with humans on a stretcher. but this is a horse that they're lifting and it is dangerous work close by. they say this whole thing took three hours but most of that time was spent getting the crew up there, not getting the horse with all the gear on and lifting it out. >> that's it. that's all i can do. >> look at that. i can only imagine what that horse feels is going on. but they blocked aside, keep it calm. >> and the owner decided not to leave the day before. he wanted to stay with the horse. turns out the horse's owner were able to hike up to him, give him a walkie talkie could he could talk to his wife. so they were able to bring him food an

back towards riverside washington. some thunderstorms this morning down in south central iowa. being a nuisance down there. >> you can see around the of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. >>> good morning. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, august 29th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> terrified passengers run on the tarmac at false reports of an active shooter. >> donald trump says he will deliver a major speech on immigration this week, amid new confusion about his policy while his showdown with hillary clinton over race relations heats up. >>> 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick says he will continue to sit down through the national anthem. his stand has a fierce debate online and in the nfl. we begin this morning with a l

. >>> we are following some developing news right now out of riverside county in southern california where a fast-moving wildfire has burned more than 700 acres. you're looking at live pictures. the fire start just before 12:30 this afternoon and the cherry valley committee of riverside county. the so-called bogart fire is 5% contained. some 700 people have been displaced and about 200 homes have been evacuated. one firefighter has been trans- - transported to the hospital. and chief meteorologist bill martin is here now. what are the weather conditions like for the firefighters? >> it is very similar to what it has been like for you all summer, dry, warm, hot. but it's not out of control. the blue cut fire, when things will be really going off a few weeks ago that they will be howling and those temperatures will be up in the lower 100s. but today in this fire zone we don't have as much wind, but you will be down. and the humidity is down. that it is about where they were 15%. but they are just looking at pictures from the chopper. we have some video to show you as you can see what y

chopper 4 showed us the devastating scene a mother and baby hit by a car crossing riverside parkway. we learned the 5 month old child has died. david culver is at that intersection with the tales of what's next. >> reporter: just behind me you can see a growing memorial of flours f flowers for the baby who lost his life. this is where the incident happened. just over my shoulder past where those flowers were. the mom dropped off her older child at a nearby elementary school when she was pushing the an suv was turning on to riverside. for some of those who rushed to rescue, it was too much for them to handle. >> i heard it. i heard it. i saw people, they were running. and i was going there, too. >> reporter: this mom followed the screens for help. followed them to a scene of panic. >> i don't think he was breathing, somebody was trying to give cpr to the baby. and the mom, she was screaming, too, she couldn't move. she couldn't move. she was screaming and she was hurt. >> reporter: a mother and her baby lying near the cross walk on riverside parkway. >> he was not in the stroller, he

nelida jimenez/duena de "latinas haircut" en riverside 18.16.10 a los dos dias me llego la demanda pororres/dueno de tintoreria" irish cleaners " eriverside 18.r 100mil dolares. las demandas entabladas por rogelio morales, en nombre de mireya arias, alegan que al cobrarle mas a ella por el corte de po que a el la estica, en la tintoria, se esta violandl genero del cliente. rogelio morales/abogado demandante 13.11.44 no es justo q una mujer latina o de cualquier raza ha de pagar mas por un corte de po, que un hombre. la ley, establecida en 1995, exige que sastres, esteticas, y tintorerias pongan a la vista del consumidor los precios de sus servicios, pero en estos casos, los duenos de los negocios demandados, aseguran que lo que cobran, nada tiene que ver con el sexo del cliente. 18.04.04 un cabello largo se trabaja diferente, . se trabaja con mas cepillos, peines, tijeras 18.43.42 la blusa es mas detalle, es mas dificil para hacer que una camisa que es mas facil. una blusa para plancharse dura mucho mas. brian owens/abogado defensor 17.48.35 difference in prices rises solely from thskl

ali bauman has the story. >> on two feet or four, riverside park is usually a peaceful walk for upper west siders. >> it feels very safe. beautiful, i forget i'm in new york. >> nypd now searching for the year-old woman walking her dog through the park near 107th street friday at around 5:20 in the morning. >> i wouldn't come down to this part of the park at 5 a.m. >> police say the man put her in a head lock and she hit him in the groin. he let her go but put her in head lock again and tried to kiss her opt lips. the woman bit him in the lip. women in the park applauding the victim for doing what they hope thewo courage to do if ever in that terrifying situation. >> that would be my gut reaction to just give him hell and hope for the best, but i think that's all you can do, fight or flight takes over. >> police describe the suspect as hispanic between 20 and 30 years old, muscular with brown curly hair. >>> the virginia teenage scaled the side of trump tower is facing charges and undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. 19-year-old steven regatta is trespassing. he used suction cups to r

crews are working to replace an old over crossing on riverside avenue. >>> in the south bay a son is suspected of killing his mother in santa clara. police believe he then took his own life. the murder suicide happened near santa clara central park on friday. police believe the 68-year-old son shot and killed his 89-year- old mother. both bodies were found in the same room. the santa clara county coroner's office will beliefs -- release the names once a family is notified. >>> the search is on for a 16- year-old girl who vanished about 1 week ago. police say they do not know where she is. she is known to ride bart to friends in richmond and san francisco. she is described as a black female around 5 foot 9 inches tall with brown eyes weighing about 120 pounds. she was last seen wearing white -- a light-colored shirt and black teens. anyone with information should call police. >>> ryan lochte had to clarify an apology he made in an interview with nbc news today. he said he over exaggerated what he told in a story about being robbed at gunpoint a gas station in rio. he and 3 other us sw

followed by riverside, california, new york city and - the valley rounds out that list.. a new survey finds a majoty commissions they pay their real estate agents. that survey showed 60 percent of people who sold a home in the past year got a discount on the commission they paid their real estate agent. among home buyers, 46 percent said their agent gave them a refund or closing cost contribution of more than 100 dollars. chipotle still dealing with the economic fallout from its food poisoning outbreak last year.so now the chain is is offering some ?alcoholic drink specials in an effort to about 300 locations are adding half-price and two-for-one alcoholic drinks to their menus through september. chipotle has been struggling to entice customers to its restaurants, following a series of foodborne illness outbreaks. who are the worst hotel guests?expedia asked travelers to expedia asked travelers to share the behaviors they find most aggravating.the top one?? inattentive parents. most irritated by parents who don't keep their children in line.rounding out the top three aggr

it has already burned 1-thousand acres in riverside county. more than 3-hundred firefighters are working to get this under control. the fire is contained. all evacuation orders have been lifted this morning and everyone can return home. this morning, a man is in a kingman jail... after investigators say they dug up a body in his backyard. detectives say they found the body monday night... underneath a mixture of cement and dirt at richard polaski home. the victim is believed to be 65 year old john holland. mohave sheriff's detectives tell us back in july they arrested polaski in laughlin... in his backyard in kingman. p-5ptu kingman murder mystery we all knew him and it was really strange to find out that he could actually kill somebody... (butted with) he was doing a lot of work in the back yard but we didn't think anything about it polaski is now charged with first degree murder. dozens of people living inside a southern highlands community--say blasts from a construction site are damaging their homes. they are taking legal action, but the b

a fast moving fire in riverside county.y including at a senior center and a mobile home park. 400 acres have already been burned. also tonight, cnn has learned the fbi is ready to go public with a report on its investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. the officials stay information could be released as soon as tomorrow. another potential distraction for hillary clinton. she goes all out in preparing for her first presidential debate against donald trump. our senior washington correspondent is covering the clinton campaign for us. what's the latest? >> that is the marquis moment on the campaign. she is preparing for this debate as though it is a critical exam. talking to many of the people here in new york city who know donald trump very well. one clinton adviser tells me that advice is pouring in. hillary clinton is spending the final days of summer watching the donald trump highlight reel. >> more energy. i like that. >> she has a beautiful face and i think she is a beautiful woman. >> she is preparing for her first d

he attended riverside high and nearing graduation. in january, on his way to class one morning he was detained by federal agents. [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: at that point i thought walls were falling on me. >> reporter: he spent months in a detention sent fer georgia. conditions were poor. and there were plans to deport friends argued he would be killed if he returned. [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: >> and then i started crying and my fellow immigrants consoled me. [speaking in foreign language] >> when you are in those kind of places there are many emotions you go through in your heart. >> reporter: after a long fight, including help from elected officials, earlier this month he learned he would be released. [speaking in foreign language] >> and then he going to be deported. i was so happy. i was very, very happy. >> reporter: but one more place he wanted to get back to, school at riverside high. then, a surprise announcement from a school board member. >> we are ready to welcome him back. [speaking in f

followed by riverside.. new york city and phoenix, arizona. do you check work emails when you're off the clock? if so.. you could be if so.. you could be working an extra full day without even realizing it. researchers found -- on average -- people spend eight-hours per week answering emails ?after? they've left the office. and to make matters worse.. emails on their own time.. tend to have difficulties detaching from their job.. making them feel more emotionally drained.. morning juice job.. take a note from this guy -- literally... instead of a formal letter.. he decided to use a sympathy card to put in his two week's notice. the caption notice. the caption reads "i just quit my job the best way i know how." no word on how his employer took the news... tom hiddleston -- who plays loki in the avengers movies -- recently got an trolling him.. and by someone -- we mean his co-star and friend.. downey junior... the iron man the iron man actor.. posted this photo of actor.. posted this photo of hiddleston wearing a "i heart t-s" bro tank. clearly

en riverside california dulce univisiÓn.d el estudiante hondureÑo indocumentado que fue arrestado cuando salÍa es su casa en carolina del norte, esto generÓ un movimiento para su libertad, estuvo detenido por mÁs de 6 meses en georgia y pagÓ una fianza de cien mil dÓlares. dos organizaciones organizaron un encuentro entre familias separados por un muro en el punto fronterizo de ciudad juÁrez, nos hablan de esta reuniÓn especial entre unos 600 mexicanos que esperaron algunos hasta dos dÉcadas por abrazar a sus seres queridos tan sÓlo unos minutos. periodista: tantos familiares de estados unidos y mÉxico llegaron con un propÓsito, romper con un abrazo la barrera que los separa, la frontera de ambos pasÍses. >> abrazamos a nuestra madre, sÓlo querÍamos tocarlos y sentirlos un momento. periodista: para las cerca de cien familias que se reunieron y pues algunos no han visto y produc producto. en este encuentro varÍas manos involucradas, la comisiÓn internacional de lÍmite y aguas otorgÓ los permisos necesarios para realizar el ev

. >> plus, a shocking attack inside riverside park. td bank's new intern, bart, is one of those robots from an other bank, we're training him to bank human. uh-uh, bart? why are you winding the clock back? our live customer service is available all night, and all day for that matter. he's learning. at td bank we do things differently, like live customer service 24/7. bart: hello? hello! >>> an accuweather alert day. extreme heat could mean get cranked up. >> summer storms playing a role in a crane accident that smashed part of the three world trade center tower. >> welcome, everybody, to "eyewitness news this morning" on this friday, august the 12th. t.g.i. fridays. i'm rob nelson filling in for ken rosato. >> i'm lori stokes. it's friday, august 12th. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and >>> heat warning in effect. heat advisories, heat warnings and boaters, small craft advisory eastern long island, south shore and down the jersey shore. you want to boat or fish today, go inland. go away from the beach to the ba

that same night, a man in rip up to pension arrows on riverside drive. there were also robberies at first american bank where this picture is from. the robberies are similar, but they're not sure they are related. if you have information, you're asked to call crime stoppers. >>> we are getting updated school announcement. north winneshiek and south winneshiek and decorah schools 12:45 for several counties. as we look at radar, there are scattered shower and thunderstorms?showers and thunderstorms. you can see more rain about to move through the corridor and the metro with heavy rain expected as well. here is the planner. we will keep scattered showers this morning. 79 with mainly cloudy skies at recess and 83 at ic and parts of northeast iowa. at broadcast park with, -- at broadcast park, we are at 9/10 hey, y arence! yes, sir. you know, at the model year end clarence event, you can get a great deal on this 2016 passat. steve. yeah? clarence is on a roll. yeah. i wish they'd name an event after me. same here. but the model year end becky event? that's no

but you can see the other eight now outside the urban ecology center's riverside location. and don't forget to sign up for hike milwaukee on september 18th. just ahead...another traffic alert for you if you'll be traveling the milwaukee county freeway system this weekend. and up next, a tragic accident in florida has police departments here taking a welcome back. a live look now at afternoon traffic on the freeway system. ((ad lib)) ...and a ?traffic alert? for you...about one of the busiest stretches of highway in the state. i-94 eastbound at highway 100 will be completely closed starting at 11 tomorrow night. ramps from i-94 and 41 are also is installing new girders.the highway is expected to reopen sometime, sunday morning it made headlines last week... a florida woman particpating in a police citizen's academy was fatally shot by an officer. the trainning senario has many asking questions of safety and what measures local police departments take in similar situations. the milwaukee police citizen's academy is designed to give people a glimpse of what it takes to become

i happened this morning where riverside parkway meets kipheart drive. down the treat from seldens landing elementary school. q mccray is live with the latest on the q? q: we found out that the baby and the mom were dropping off on older sibling on the way home. the school sent out letters saying there is grief counselors on hand for whoever needs them. it happened in this crosswalk. the neighbors heard screams for help. >> breaks my heart. >> i can't think of anything worse to happen. q: this is the scene in the neighborhood of landsdown, virginia. >> i heard this. i saw people running. q: she encountered a mother and her baby lying in the middle of riverside parkway. according to the loudoun county sheriff this is after 8:00 a.m. the pai >> the driver took a heft-hand turn and struck the mom and the baby in stroller. q: the driver in the s.u.v. stayed until authorities showed up. >> i'll still shivering. i couldn't see the baby lying there. looked like a doll. looked small. q: what she witnessed haunts her. >> she couldn't move. q: a mother and her bab

this afternoon we've learned that his supporters have raised that money for the riverside introduced you to nearly 7 months ago. william acosta, he failed to show up for an immigration hearing in charlotte. he's been held for months in a detention facility in georgia. his attorney says he was fleeing from gay violence. he told us that in several interviews, his attorney just this week a judge granted him bond. as we have shown you the riverside high school student has a lot of supporters teachers and friends who rallied on his behalf. i had a chance to talk to his mother since she received word that a judge granted him bond as you might imagine. she was so excited about the possibility of his release and is now excited that supporters have reached their goal to pay for bond. in two days to post his bond which is just amazing, i'm still in disbelief that at the end of this, it's all moved so quickly, but i want them to know this is not the end of everything for, he has to face one hearing, for his federal immigration appeal, that could take several months. >> and that hearing, his att

even the milwaukee drumlines from bay view high school and riverside high school will perform. so will cheerleaders from james madison academic campus and south division high school. m-p-s held a similar pep rally for teachers at its year-round facilities when those resumed earlier this month. district officials say the goal is to energize - and inspire - the teachers and staff as they begin a new school year. it gives them the chance to blow off the last of that summer steam. classes at all remaining m-p-s schools start thursday. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4... paralympics in rio: a local boy is getting ready to compete. how young he is and what motivates him.and later: life on mars: adventurers lived like they were on the red planet, without ever leaving planet after a warm and humid saturday, the humidity is still here this morning with lows in the upper 60s and patchy fog. as many kids head back to school, it will be another warm day with highs in the lower 80s with high scattered t'showers develops after 3am tonight with thick humidity, patchy fog and lows

the victim was walking in riverside park when the suspect put her in a headlock. she fought back punching him in the groin and he let go putting her back any headlock. if you have any information call police at one 800 577 tips. >> the suspect who tried to call bellevue undergoing psychiatric evaluation. stephen regatta was called with reckless endangerment and criminal trespassing. he left for heavy suction cups with three hours on the side of the building. he told officials he hoped to meet donald trump. >> for more, stay tuned on good day. two of the officers 730 a.m. still ahead, mike woods will give us a look at when we will get a break from his harsh temperatures. >> big payraise handed out by mayor diblasio. they raise eyebrows at city hall. back. let's talk about our temperatures. man, it is hot out there. early on, showers came through and we had 73b0 in central park and that also popped through the tri-state region early this morning. they have moved on and we will see a shower coming through the northern section of new jersey. it's not a big deal. 77b0

. >> growing wildfire, called the bogart fire, quickly burned in riverside county. trailer parks were evacuated. think they are getting a hand on playing video games on her phone, and looked up and it was a bear. breathing down on her. wildlife officials set up a trap and that bear decided not to come back. i think was on her phone. what was it that pokemon thing? >> up next, labor day. >> whether you're working on labor day or not, it's going to be nice right? >> it's usually hot or miss, but we're not going to have the big time heat this labor day weekend. getting there makes us climb nights are getting longer, days are getting shorter. now we'll get reports of these well to our north but the international space station, those astronauts they see 16 sunrises or sunsets per day. once in a while they get complete with the northern lights after the sun sets. caught a few clouds this morning. few more flat cumulus clouds this afternoon. you run into the tke the further east you go and that's going to be the rule the next couple of days. arizona and utah, getting a lot

officers with a trackin yesterday in riverside park. that's a few blocks from the crime scene at broadway and 79th street. a good samaritan was slashed in the arm when he tried to break up a fight between the suspect and a father with a small child. the victim's injury was not serious. >>> a candlelight vigil in brooklyn for two victims of a hit and run, dozens of family members, friends, and others gathered in marine park last night. angel and samantha sagardia was wife critically injured. a surveillance video captured the van speeding off. family members are raising money to cover medical bills and to pay for tomorrow's funeral. >>> the father of a murdered queens jogger says police are close to making an arrest but the police commissioner says that is not true. earlier this month, 30-year-old karina vetrano was sexually assaulted and strangled as she jogged alone in spring creek park in howard beach. yesterday her father announced there are a few suspects he calls very police. >> there has been progress in the case. we have a number

. >> the san jacinto mountains in riverside county have a southern representation of a condition characteristice are more than 50 square miles of beautiful wilderness, virgin timber and rugged mountains and one towering peak that rises well over two miles. the summit of the range has an impressive view of the surrounding county from hundreds of miles around and so weirdly and mysterious barren on this amazingly fertile california. in recent years there seems to be an awakening of wild life outdoors and people are not merely riding around in comfortable conveyances. packed trains in the national parks are more popular than ever before. san jacinto is one area where the beauties of nature will never unfold themselves completely when they see as scenic sightseeing as automobiles. here there will be miles, and one conservation camp was established way up in the clouds and lumber had to be carried up on the backs of horses and burros. the traveler can enjoy a constantly changing panorama of fern-covered ledges and which nature alone can create. >> there's a lot of work to establishing the kind of ca

the bogart fire burning in riverside county burning to 250 acres. 445 firefighters are on this. you can see air operations. this started yesterday morning. started by -- it was human caused, it was started by someone else. they found footprints in the area where the fire sparked. a lot of people evacuated last night but many are now able to go back home. >>> also in rouser side county, a gruesome discovery inside a burned out medical care facility. the fire is suspicious. the cause is under investigation. >>> small plane crashes and hit an r.v. park in reno. the plane was approaching the reno-tahoe airport. sparks is a suburb of reno and witnesses say that the plane hit nose first and caught fire. the condition of the pilot is unknown at this time. >>> one of the most popular questions plaguin around the world, is there other life out there? we're learning a mysterious signal detected by a radio telescope by russia. it came from 600 trillion-mile. some believe it came from a technological advanced civilizations. researchers are, working on the the source of the signal. >> that w

the baby's crushed stroller lay just outside the cross walk on riverside parkway. crash reconstruction teams from the sheriff's office working to piece together what happened. the tragic view you could see from chopper 4. the sheriff walked us through what appeared to have happened around 8:00 this morning. >> we had a mom pushing a story with her five month old baby in the stroller walking northbound in the cross the vehicle took a left-hand turn and that's where the accident took place. >> reporter: the man driving the jeep suv stayed on scene as neighbors rushed to help the mom and child. >> i don't think he was breathing, somebody was trying to give cpr to the baby. the mom was screaming she couldn't move. she was all screaming and she was hurt. >> reporter: emotional mom right there describing what she rushed on to. meantime, the loudon county sheriff's office tells us they have not yet come forward with charges, they say they're talking with the attorney's office. we'll send it back to you. >>> school will begin after labor day. that is now the law of the lan

antwan: police searching for the man who attacked a woman walking her dog in riverside park. he put her in a head lock and tried to kiss her but she managed to fight him off. rosanna: reports that more republicans are turning their backs on donald trump. he is explaining the comment he made accusing president obama of

they say a driver hit a bicyclist near mulberry and riverside. the cyclist had to go to the hospital. police have not released a description yet of the suspect's vehicle. >>> want to check in with jayson with more breaking traffic news. >> that's right. it's about the a line. driving out to the that's okay. due to operational difficulties, 10 to 15 minute delays on the a line. they're saying to allow extra travel time for the next two hours to get out to dia using the a line. take a look at the other trouble spot from airtracker7 now. we have southbound, federal closed down at 20th. that for an accident right here involving a denver water truck. you can see they're trying to northbound side is open. you'll be diverted and take an extra couple of minutes there. the other situation where we had that ramp that comes off -?westbound iliff to southbound 225, that loop ramp. rollover crash, dui crash that hurt a woman and a couple of kids that were taken to the hospital. no information about their injuries. rest of the ride in pretty good shape with bu

county, saying an outbuilding is destroyed in cherry veal half an hour east of riverside. a testify time trying to get the flames under control. it started at 1:00 p.m. yesterday and 200 homes were evacuate asked many people were allowed back in. the fire is 10% contained this morning. >> cell phone captured frightening moms as a wildfire triggered evacuations in upper lake. crews contained the fire yesterday to 20 acres of the lake county has seen more than its share of destruction include clayton fire and the develop fire last month. >> jab -- job job is -- kareem abdul-jabbar is weighing in on the kaepernick controversy saying it is highly patriotic, let athletes love their country in their own way. >> kaepernick could have picked another place to make his statement but he has the power of having so much attention focused on him as the quarterback for the 49ers. he used that. >> this is more support being thereon behind kaepernick with a rally today at the san francisco police officers association atth and bryant defending kaepernick's actions. >> the 49ers will be open

i was in pieces in the middle of riverside parkway here. this is a nice quiet neighborhood called landsdown but witnesses say it gets busy here in the morning especially around 8:00 when it all happened. peak saw the crash and ran to help. mom was laying in the street creaming for help. the baby was thrown from the stroller and they were giving it c.p.r. a scene they won't soon forget. >> i'm still shivering. i couldn't see the baby lying there. like a doll. looked small. q: again, the baby passed away. the mom is still fighting for her life at the hospital. the driver stayed on the scene. he is cooperating 100% with law enforcement. i still remains to be seen if he will face charges. we'll keep you posted. that is the latest. q mccray, abc7 news. michelle: just to be clear, that was a crosswalk, right, where she cr q: yeah. yeah, right here behind me. she was in the crosswalk. but we don't know if she had the right-of-way or the car had the right-of-ua. we're trying to confirm that. michelle: thank you. earlier in week the department of tr

this one called the bogart fire broke out today in riverside county about three hours ago. fire officials say it's grown to 300 acres and it's forcing evacuation orders. >>> the number two man for isis is dead tonight. according to the isis-run news agency, abu muhammed al-adnani was killed while inspecting operations in aleppo, syria, his profile killing to date. here's more about the man who worked to recruit killers for the terror group. >> reporter: in in what is likely to be a blow to isis, the group announced the death of one of its senior leaders, abu muhammed al-adnani. he may not be a household name to people around the world but to isis supporters, he's a very significant figure. he was the group's spokesman. on isis supporters around the world to carry out attacks during ramadan. unfortunately, a lot of isis supporters did take up that call to arms and it was connected to a spike in terrorist attacks that we saw in turkey, europe. some connected the call to the orlando massacre where the gunman opened fire and killed so many people at the nightclub. he was seen a