. >> reporter: fear and concern tonight on the streets of roselle park. >> this is disgusting! this is outrageous, really is. >> reporter: police say a man has been driving around an exposing himself to young children. they say the first incident happened yesterday here in the area of warren avenue. a man driving up to calling them over to his car and exposing himself. comes say it happened again yesterday at 6 p.m. in the area of amsterdam avenue. this after a man called an 11- year-old girl over to the car. police say in each case the children ran away. >> that's sick. that's horrific. that's traumatizing to that young girl to see that. that's horrible. >> reporter: roselle park police say the incidents are very similar to two other section of linden. police describe the suspect as a 20-year-old white or hispanic man, short or medium black hair, clean-shaven. they describe the car he is in as a black four-door vehicle with a dark interior. the police chief here says juveniles should not be allowed to walk around unaccompanied by an adult. in roselle park, scott rapoport, cbs

reporting from roselle park, new jersey, tracee carrasco, cbs 2 news. >> this is not the first religious controversy in the park, back in november, gregory story's wife rejected to the request to rename the annual tree lighting celebration to the christmas tree lighting. >>> new yorkers are talking trash and city hall is getting an ear full, collection complaints have increased 26% this year. residence of some neighbors complained garbage is not being collected. the problem is due to an increase in recycling and change in organic garbage collection in brooklyn and roselle park in queens. >> as we have expanded our composting program, we are using a different truck. which can't always fit the book, and so we are picking boeck up in a different truck later in the day. >> reporter: the sanitation commissioner says many rent trash back inside. >>> a cbs 2 exclusive, we are hearing from one of the victims and friday's deadly lightning strike in poughkeepsie. karen brooks was released from the hospital today with burns on her legs and feet. she says she and her friends were struck while sittin

he struck twice yesterday in rosell park. the victims just 7 and 9 years old. one of our incidents yesterday he approached an 11-year-old girl and the girl ran away. causes great concern he is that brazen to do that. so it leads us to believe that he is very desperate and he won't stop until he gets what they want. >> reporter: police are asking the public to be on the lookout for suspicious vehicles. cars that seem out of place or unusually circling the block. cops saying what they really need help with is getting the license plate number to there car. meanwhile the victims left shaken. >> they are upset and their parents are upset and understandably so. i have children also. school is going to be starting in another week or so and it's a real concern of ours. >> reporter: when the two earlier incidents, the one in may and the one in june, that suspect had lighter colored hair in a white car. it is unclear if that is the same man in the august incidents. coming up later tonight on eyewitness news we'll tell you what the linden summer camp program is doing to k

right now though it is just perfect out there. 83 in roselle park. wayne is at 78 degrees. it's coming off the land over the inland locations. today a west to southwest wind. still the dew points are comfortable. dew point readings are in the 50s. that is below 60, which is in that nice category. still have high pressure and fair skies. we start to pick up a few storms through minneapolis and omaha, but that is really about overall it is a quiet weather pattern that sticks around for a few more days. temperatures in midtown will stay in the 70s overnight, dipping down to the 60s. in the morning, another nice one. clear skies. liberty at 58 tonight. tomorrow, if you have outdoor plans, you have a great day for it yet again. still sunny with readings into the mid 80s for the afternoon. maybe some upper 80s too. close to 90 in poughkeepsie. 87 in madison. yes, the southwest wind will make a difference tomorrow. it may feel a bit more humidity, a bit more muggy. 79 in fire island. 84 in long beach island. waves are pretty low, one to two feet. a low risk of rip currents. high u

the summit county medical examiner says the 23-year-old was shot in the head in the 600 block of rosel avenue. he died at akron general. >>> new at 11, sheriff's deputies in ottawa county are investigating after kids found a note in a park with a threat to shoot police officers. the report says there were six next to them and dead cops written next to that. the note is specific, naming four people and how many times each would be shot and with what kind of gun. >> there was ammunition that was discussed, there were smoke grenades that were discussed, i believe there was dynamite that was written on there. so it's almost like it was a supply list of what was necessary to do whatever their intention was. >> the f.b.i. and all the police departments listed in the note. they're trying to figure out who was behind it. >>> repeat juvenile offenders caught on camera and arrested over and over, it is an alarming trend that is in desperate need of a solution. tonight a 5 on your side investigation, can the cuyahoga county juvenile court do a better job? some cleveland detectives say story, and

. >>> this is not the first religiou roselle park. in december story, greg story's wife objectedth annual request to name it to the christmas tree lighting ceremony. >>> in california an arrest in a fire that's charred at least 4,000 acres and destroyed almost 200 homes and buildings. 40-year-old damin pashilk is facing a series of arson charges for the fire that broke out on saturday in lake county about 80 miles north of san francisco. the fire is still burning owl control leaving only lost it yet. over the whole thing. you know. pretty much my whole life was inside that building there. >> he is also suspected of setting numerous other fires in the county over the past year: so far the damage from this fire has been estimated at more than $10 million. >>> well, people looking for an apartment conned. >> sometimes you know when you get that gut feeling it's too good to be true, maybe sit. >> how they were taken for thousands of dollars and co >> and john is tracking some storms. >> well, we've got all the ingredients with ennead for

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reporting from roselle park, new jersey, tracee carrasco, cbs2 news. >>> this is not the first roselle park. in december councilwoman storey objected to the request to rename the annual lighting tree ceremony the christmas tree lighting. >>> a warning, be careful when leaving a cash deposit. they were scammed when applying for the same fake apartment in linden, new jersey. the people allegedly renting out the apartment in the home including this woman who called herself mirna actually no rights to it. but that didn't some them from to an ads on craigslist. >> i found it kind of weird because she was like wanting the money right away but where's the keys? >> from the jump she didn't want to take a check, no paper trail. >> we know the owner, the place is not for rent contrary to the internet. >> the fake property manager allegedly took nearly 6 # thousand dollars from -- $6,000 from three couples. >>> ing in income's considering allowing food to be served at funeral homes because of public health concerns it's been against the law since 1960. inside a funeral home. woman pinkin introduc

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. >> reporter: customers like ben at a morales and joe rosellely arrived at the wawa to see the bloodycene. they were stunned when they exited the store to see a swarm of police and ambulances. >> it's a disgrace that we have to go through all this here. crap like this. >> i feel sad for those people who were in there. when they young? were they old i don't know. >> reporter: state police recovered multiple weapons at a third location nearby. several guns were used in the exchange of gunfire. the victims were all men from the area. >> gunfire was being aimed at cars that were moving. obviously extremely dangerous to everybody involved not just those intended targets. >> i can't believe it. it's scary what goes on in this world. >> reporter: now, all four shooting victims were treated at the atlantic city medical cent center. police would not say how many weapons they have recovered so far tonight. or how many shots were fired on the expressway we'll have much more coming up tonight at 11:00. dawn? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> taking another look at the seep tonight, remember be t