i'm sade bederinwa. a.m. with rod nelson, michelle charlesworth, and from all of >> dicky: from hollywood it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight, hugh grant, comedian nikki glaser, britney spears, and music from miranda lambert with cleto and the cletones. and now, not so fast -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thanks for joining my group thing.

i'm joe torres. >> and i'm sade bederinwa. and rob. for all of us here, have a great night and a wonderful weekend. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, salma hayek -- from "pitch," mark consuelos -- snoop dogg -- and music from grouplove. with cleto and the cletones. and now, more than likely, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

sade. >> certainly so, okay, lauren, thank you. police in jersey city issue an arrest warrant tonight for a suspected suspect wanted in a murder outside of a church. they say 18-year-old, dequan jackson opened fire at a church hall back on august 9. the two bystanders, young girls, ages 12 and 16 were wounded. police are asking anyone who knows where jackson is to call them immediately. >> tonight, the family of a woman killed in newark is desperate for answers. a driver they were chasing hit and killed a 24-year-old china willis while she was walking down the street. >> eyewitness news reporter spoke with the victim's grieving family tonight. he is in newark with the latest. josh. >> first of all, this is a tough curve to navigate when pursuit. early this morning, this car flew off the street and crashed into a bunch of parked cars, including this one, which is still sitting here, nearly 24 hours later. >> amid a mess of car parts and broken glass and twisted metal. there are candles and balloons, a memorial to a woman who's only

. >> good evening, i'm sade bederinwa. >> and i'm david nevaro in for bill ritter. tonight for the one day wait. the jogger's body discovered tuesday night in howard beach. >> police found her sneaker and earphones about 60 feet away from her body. they are testing the items for dna and fingerprints. >> eyewitness news reporter, carolina lead with more. >> reporter: in addition to all that new evidence, there is details leading towards karina's killer. friends, family, and complete strangers gathered at this funeral home for the wake of 30- year-old, karina verano. a gam et of emotions and heartbreak. >> i think she was a beautiful person. beautiful. >> to devastation and anger. >> who wants to come, but you have no choice, we have to stick together and hopefully we find him. >> investigators will carefully spring creek park. sources say that work led them to valuable evidence, likely belonging to the victim. right now being tested for dna. her father found her body with police along an unpaved path. she was strangled and sexually assaulted. >> this woman put up a f

good evening at 11:00, i'm sade bederinwa. >> and i'm joe torres. night fall hasn't brought much relief from the heat. tomorrow is going to be another scorcher. summer storms today sent five people to the hospital. three are in critical condition after lightning struck a park. >> and take a look at the clouds over yankee stadium before tonight's game. ominous indeed. these storms and hot temperatures are putting quite a strain on the power grid. power has been reduced in some we begin with meteorologist, jeff goldberg. he's on the upper west side. >> is this heat and humidity at another level. the average high, 83 degrees, that's your average mid afternoon temperature. check out temperatures right now, 84 degrees and it's almost midnight, and we'll be lucky if we go below 80. hour, nearly 90 degrees in central park. it still feels like 93 at laguardia. it got up to 93 for an actual high temperature in new york city. you don't see that too often. an excessive heat warning, all weekend, right through sunday at 10:00 p.m. and where you don't have an ex

i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm david novarro. bill ritter is off. we begin with a dramatic moments after a struggle with an officer ended with police shooting the suspect. the police first alerted to the break-in thanks to the owner and her nanny cam. >> eyewitness news reporter jim dolan is in queens with new details about the suspect. >> this woman has one of those apps on her phone that's hooked up to a camera, lets her see what's going on inside her apartment. she saw the burglary in progress. she called 911. she wasn't worried about cash or jewelry or a big screen tv. she was w her dog. and she may have risked her life to save that dog. >> reporter: police surrounded the house on 66th street in maspeth today, guns drawn, a tense and dangerous situation, and in to all that, watch this. the woman with the gold purse starts calling for her dog, lisa. >> lisa! lisa! >> reporter: knowing there are police with guns drawn inside, she goes in anyway to get her out. because moments later -- >> [ screaming ] [ gunshots ] >> reporter: you see the suspect

we'll have that and more tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. >> i'll see you then, sade. watch tonight. i'm bill ritter. world news tonight is next. have a great night. see you tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. fire onboard. more than 500 passengers and crew told to abandon ship, racing down chutes, more than 100 injuries. >>> the raging wildfire tonight in the west. the state of emergency at this hour. more than racing from their homes. death toll from the floods. authorities say the worst devastation in this country since sandy. >>> breaking news. brazilian authorities ordering american swimmer ryan lochte and another swimmer not to leave brazil, amid new questions tonight about their story of being robbed at gunpoint. and this surveillance image. is the order too it will? >>> donald trump and the major shakeup tonight, and late today, trump getting his first classified briefing at the fbi.

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sade? >>> president obama is preparing to head back to washington after a flood of criticism for not cutting his vacation short to travel to flood ravaged louisiana. the president toured the destruction today. he met with residents and praised the initial response by state and federal officials. marci gonzales is in louisiana for the president's visit. marci? this is what the president saw, home after home with every piece of furniture, every belonging tossed to the curb. these families are starting over and many of them don't have flood insurance. >> from the receding flood water to everything it destroyed, president obama -- >> how are you doing? >> reporter: -- getting a glimpse touring the devastation in southern louisiana. >> i hope they see so many is on the curb. my walls are on the curb, my carpet. everything. >> reporter: the president talking to owners of some of the 60,000 homes damaged in the worst natural disaster in this country since superstorm sandy. the fast rising water bl

. >>> for the stories we're working on tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00, sade is here for that. >> disturbing new information about children and their diet. the new warning from health officials. that's all coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. for us for now. thank you for watching. i'm bill ritter. >>> tonight, as we come on the air, the deadly explosion. and right now, the search for the missing. a massive fireball rocking that apartment building, and this evening, search teams remain on the scene. the investigation now, into what caused this. >>> also breaking new roller coaster accident, this time, a 3-year-old air just the last week. >>> the moment of misfire. the wife and retired librarian shot and killed in a safety exercise, and new tonight here, the moments before it happened. the officer raising a gun, not realizing it was loaded. >>> tonight, authorities want your help after two cases of road rage. the woman, waving her gun, and the other case, a driver firing at a car with a child inside.

sade is here. >> getting rid of rats. a training academy teaching people how to deal with them. what's the best type of exercise to look younger and live longer? new information on what you should be doing. plus, could bananas soon be extinct? that's all coming up tonight at 11:00. >> last week we said exercise by for watching. see you at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. bracing for severe storms in several major cities in the east. the system already bringing at least seven tornadoes and dangerous driving. while in the south tonight, the death toll rises, and so do the waters. a state of emergency. we're there. >>> the wildfires tonight. a new fire outside l.a. on the way to vegas. and the other fire, more than 100 homes and businesses lost. tonight, word of an arrest. >>> donald trump defiant this evening, saying, why change what got him this far? and hillary clinton, the fbi turning over e-mail evidence to members of congress who demanded it. >>> the controversial video tonight. pinned by police. the mother dangling, held against a patrol car. >>> and the new warning for hom

for that, sade baderinwa is >> new at 11:00, a terrifying scene caught on nanny cam. a man armed with an assault rifle breaks in to a home. what police say the man did minutes before the incident. >> new sugar recommendations for kids. the shocking amount health experts say kids should eat in a day. we'll have those stories and more on eyewitness news at 11:00. >> should be, like zero. that's it for us for now. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter. i guess you don't agree. >> i'm just trying to explain that to my kids at home. world news tonight with david >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. drm drm, suddenly putting his big speech on hold. is he about to change course on immigration? and any plans for a deportation force for 11 million? and hillary clinton tonight, thousands of e-mails under the microscope. >>>he under investigation at this hour. a young unarmed father who is deaf, pulled over. was he trying to use sign language when shots were fired? >>> the new wildfire in the west. out of control right now. and the tornado now confirmed in the e

sade is here with that. >> coming up new tonight, could common pain relieving medications during pregnancy lead to behavorial problems in children? plus, a $4 billion shopping mall about to open up in the world trade center's transit hub. and shake shack about to hit a brand new milestone and they're giving something away to celebrate. coming up tonight new on eyewitness news at 11:00. now. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter. world news tonight is next. se >>> tonight, as we come on, several developing stories. the deadly floods. the rushing waters, the state of emergency and, tonight, we hear from the rescuer who helped pull this woman and her dog from her submerged car. >>> also tonight, the wildfires, out of control right now. nearly 200 homes and businesses al the curfew in place tonight in milwaukee. after officers are targeted and injured, bricks thrown at their cars. all of this after an officer shoots and kills a man who police say was armed. >>> donald trump, amid reports of turmoil within his campaign, his new plan tonight to vet immigrants to this country. and we have the list

. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. jimmy kimmel is next. eyewitness news returns tomorrow at 4:30 with ken and lori. here, have a great night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- greg kinnear -- from the ufc, dana white -- "this week in unnecessary censorship" -- and comedian dino archie. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hunker down, here's jimmy kimmel! ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to you program. thank you for watching.

sade is here with that. >> tonight at 11:00, caught on camera, vandals attack and demolish a mailbox. the clues that could help police find the suspect. a new study finds obesity may not raise your risk of heart attacks after all but there is another disease to worry about. those stories and more tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. >> that's our news for now. thanks for joining us. up next. have a good night. >>> breaking news tonight, as we come on the air. the new polls just out. hillary clinton, donald trump, a dramatic shift. and tonight, donald trump doubling down against the parents of an army captain who died protecting his fellow soldiers. trump now calling the father's words a vicious attack. and trump telling george stephanopoulos, he has sacr tonight with warning. telling americans not to travel to a certain part of florida amid several new cases of zika contracted here. >>> bracing for new flash floods and storms tonight after a human chain saves a woman. more than 100 rescued. >>> major new developments in the hot air balloon tragedy. what authorities have now revealed a

. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. jimmy kimmel is >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- david spade -- ozzy and jack osbourne -- "the baby bachelorette," the boys tell all -- and music from the strokes, with cleto and the cletones. and now, what'd you miss -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming.

. >> reporter: sade, we are up to three different incidences in the park, an elderly man, a track team, and now this mother wal boys who of course were frightened by this incident. now, many people in the area are wondering, are these three things connected. >> as long as nothing happened to my children i did not care, they could take anything. >> reporter: this mother of two is afraid to reveal her identity because she's worried the teenagers who robbed her might come looking for her. monday afternoon she was in their stroller. she did not realize someone was watching their every move. >> i felt someone come up behind me and put something on my back. the gentleman on the left told me to give everything i've got. >> reporter: she handed over any money she had on her, $20 in her pocket. she did not have her wallet so they demanded her watch. it happened along the wooded path between the ice-skating rink and stonehouse restaurant. she is telling her story tonight as a warning to others. >> i was worried about my kids because what happens if i did they would hurt me in front of them. i fe

. >> thanks, sade. hayek, marc consuelos. hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. >>> tonight's health alert, a new study finds contrary to popular belief, the millennial generation is actually the least sexually active generation since the great depression. people born in the early 1990s are more than twice as likely to be sexually inactive than those born in at the same able. researchers say factors could range from people living with their parents longer -- that will do it -- to the widespread availability of online adult content. >> that will do it indeed. >>> a couple car thieves caught on camera using their

sade is here with a preview. >> full plate indeed. new tonight, 19 people sickened at a party. we'll tell you what had been added to some candy which sent party goers to the hospital. a store clerk takes things in to her own hands and starts shooting when thieves try to steal from her. we'll tell you what more drivers in our area are doing behind the wheel. there's a warning tonight. it's new on eyewitness news at >> that's it for us for now. thanks for watching tonight. i'm bill ritter. world news tonight with david muir is >>> tonight, the travel chaos. the computer meltdown leaving thousands of passengers strabded. delta canceling hundreds of flights. >>> also tonight, what we have now learned about the tragedy at the water park. after a 10-year-old boy was killed on the world's tallest water slide, right here in the u.s. >>> the new poll out tonight, tax plan. and this evening, the new letter. 50 republican officials now warning that donald trump would be, in their words, the most reckless president in american history. >>> the jogger discovered dead, the second young woman

. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. 0 with ken and lori. have a great night and we'll see you tomorrow. >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- christina applegate. hall of famer mike piazza. episode 4 of "the baby bachelorette." we play blackjack with everyone in the audience. and music from the last bandoleros. with cleto and the cletones. and now we're back -- here's jimmy kimmel [ cheers and applause ] ?

i'm sade baderinwa. >> and i'm bill ritter. thanks so much for watching. jimmy kimmel is next. eyewitness news returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ken and team, have a great night and we'll see you tomorrow. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- hillary clinton -- and john krasinski -- with cleto and the cletones -- and jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching.

i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm bill ritter. thanks for watching. jimmy kimmel is next. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- chris pine. the bachelorette jojo and fiance jordan. the finale of "the baby bachelorette." and music from kelsea ballerini. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hold on -- here's jim [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

i'm sade baderinwa. >> and i'm bill ritter. what a day in new york city. thanks for watching. jimmy kimmel is next. eyewitness news returns at 4:30. have a great night and we'll see >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, morgan freeman. cooking with steve martorano. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from young the giant. with cleto and the cletones. and now, pace yourselves, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thank you for coming.

sade says when she saw the message she felt hurt because she was born here in the united states. what's more, she says the woman who ate at the restaurant had an accent. the owner of the restaurant did have a few choice word foz their couple who wrote the racist note on that tip. >> but if there was a word to describe what i did yes i have worse words to use but let's go restaurant wants the couple to apologize. a local organization sent the waitress a note of support saying it was, quote, disgusted with the customer's disrespectful and abusive behavior. elidge says if they return she will serve them again. >> marie: another sign the next school year is starting many kids hitting the field for the sports season. >> gerard: what happens if your child takes hard hit on the field and is diagnosed with a they will miss playing time and you could be facing the bill. >> marie: how athletic trainers watch out for your kids so the hit they take doesn't hit you in the pocketbook. >> that's the sound football players have heard since practice for this upcoming season began. and though they

. >> good evening i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm diana williams. >>> we want to begin with the weather and the intense heat and humidity outside right now. new had most power so far this year. >> it's thick out there. a.j. ross has more on the dangers at jersey shore that's prompted dozens of rescues this week. first meteorologist amy freeze is in for lee goldberg with the accuweather forecast. >> no question that people have been running down the shore, anywhere to stay cool because the temperatures have been so uncomfortable. we cooled to 89 after a high of 91 degrees in central park. the heat advisory has been expanded at 8:00 p.m. for a much larger area than just the five boroughs. the main concern is not just daytime heat, we had that with 96 in tom's river, 90s across the map. bridgeport making it to 93. baa -- 93. it's the humidity that feel s like not just going to 100, 105 degrees but late afternoon we could see parts of north central new jersey feeling like the triple digits. we're not going to see relief any time soon either. at times will be spotty, not long-lived. the ones tha

>> reporter: diana, sade, the victim posted information, pictures and details about the attack the day after the incident on facebook. he said that is only when an nypd detective saw the post and reached out to him. he said at the attacked on the steps and walk down the street to a group of nypd officers, they didn't take a report or call an ambulance. >> i was in front of six officers. i had to -- i got help through facebook the next day. >> reporter: there he was in front of six nypd officers with a gash above his right eye, skin hanging down and his white shirt drenched in blood. but omar couldn't get the time we are here to help? find someone that cares. we are here for terrorist attacks, not homeless people. >> reporter: it felt like a punch in the gut after being hit in the face. he said he spotted a group of officers halfway down the block and went right to them for help. >> i felt like i was intruding their conversation. >> reporter: the 25-year-old was with a friend when they briefly stopped on the steps of york public library. he said the suspect simply came up from behind, c

i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm bill ritter. thanks for watching. jimmy kimmel is next. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- chris pine. the bachelorette jojo and fiance jordan. the finale of "the baby bachelorette." and music from kelsea ballerini. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hold on -- here's jim [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. it's a big night. this is our biannual after the final rose special just in case three hours of "the bachelorette" wasn't enough for you, here's more. earlier tonight we saw the emotional season finale of "the bachelorette" that confirmed it is possible to make a lifelong commitment to your soul mate even though you were making out with another guy on a sailboat 24 hours before. our hero this year former competitive swimmer, and jordan, former quarterback. she had to choose between the guy who used to play football and the guy who used to swim. as you probably know, she chose t

. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. the boy still traumatized by the video on facebook showing her scared child. >> she criticized newark police for their handling of the situation. eyewitness news reporter anthony johnson has new details on this exclusive story. >> reporter: there is no denying 10-year-old legend preston is big for his age. this shy 5th grader who loves math was shaken to the core when newark cops with their guns drawn allegedly chased him down this alley because they thought armed robbery. >> some police started coming from this way with guns pointing right at me then i ran in to the backyard. >> reporter: just before that, legend was shooting hoops at this basketball rim when the ball rolled in to the street. he ran after it and he thought the cops were chasing after him for running in to the street without looking. >> i ran because they thought i threw the ball in the street on purpose and they were holding the shotguns at me like this they did have their guns out but never pointed them at the 10-ye

>>reporter: sade and bill, we spoke in wata in franklin square. a lot of people told us they had hundreds of dollars taken out of their accounts over the weekend. anywhere from $400 to $700. a spokesman for the national -- nassau educator federal credit union says skimming devices were placed on atm's at their locations including new high park, franklin spark. the skimmers says was put on for a it was used for fraudulent -- the bank is in the process of refunding people's money. we spoke with 1 man who says he had $1200 stolen from his account. >> you think that you're going to be -- your money is safe and the amt where you bank is going to be safe. i'm sketchy, you know, it's sketchy sometimes when you inform to other atm's that are -- that you think you can use, but you wouldn't think of a problem at your own bank. >> a spokesman for nescu says they're working with local law enforcement to insure their member's banking safety and they're taking action to stop further fraud. live in won tong, kristin thornton. >>> a showdown between a city and a

. >> i'm sade baderinwa. last week bratton said he'd step down when the time was right. well, that time apparently this september. >> we already know that replacing him will be chief of department james o'neill. we have two reports tonight, kemberly richardson with new reaction just coming in. >> we begin with political reporter dave evans at city hall. >> this was certainly a big surprise today because he told the new york times a couple term in office. that would be december 31st, 2017. we now know that bill bratton will be joining a company called taneo, a private consulting company, the ceos, he'll be advising them about business in this new age of terrorism. all these changes we understand now take place september 16th. >> i want to introduce to you the next police commissioner for the city of new york, jimmy o'neill. [ applause ] >> news conference was not so much about bill bratton resigning as it was about who's replacing him. jimmy o'neill, the top uniformed cop in the department. there was still plenty of questions on why is bratton leaving, is it because of th

good evening, i'm sade baderinwa. >> and i'm diana williams. call it rider frustration with quality of life crimes, deanna carter was fed up and she let it show. >> she ripped in to him on the spot, recording her phone until the man left the train at time square. sager is there. >> she spoke her mind even if it wasn't pretty. millions did watch as deanna carter basically shamed this man off the train here at times square on monday. today she says she's sorry for all those curse words but she's not sorry she stood up for frustrated new yorkers. >> reporter: it began with her direct question here on the number 2 train headed uptown on monday. but when deanna carter got no answer from the young man now infamous backpack who she says was performing a lewd act -- >> do it again and i'm getting up out this chair and i'm going to bust your [ bleep ] off this train. when the train stops you get the [ bleep ] off. do you understand me? >> my language was very, very offensive but i was so mad at the time because i couldn't believe, like dude, you see the

. >> reporter: sade, police are still on the scene. the gun was fired out here on the street. let me show you where it went. it went right through this door right here . you can see the bullet hole in the door. it went through and it struck a 57-year-old who was standing in the lobby. struck her in the right leg. she was standing in the lobby talking with a friend. she heard gunshots and then she fell almost immediately. show realized she had been struck and that she was pleading and she -- bleeding and she fell to the groupd. -- ground. paramedics came to take care of her. no one is in custody yet. it's not clear who fired the shot who struck an innocent bystander in building. she's in stable condition. for now jim dolin, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> ing about 100 stores to stay competitive and deal with the rise if -- in the people now shopping online. they have not released the list of stores that will close next we're but 15% will be shut down. macy's revenue fell in the second quarter but less than expected. the stock jumped 17% today. sglftd all three --

and i'm sade baderinwa. we'll have those stories in just a moment. first we want to bring you up to date on break airport. this is a live picture of the airport. american airlines says it is experiencing a partial power outage affecting escalators, elevators, and checked baggage screening in terminal 8. tsa has an alternate screening plan in place which is causing delays in checking bags. the lights are on the in the terminal and the jet bridges are working. >> terminal 8 was one of the terminals evacuated sunday night mistaken for gunfire. joining us on the phone is ross feinstein. how are passengers reacting to all this? >> i think you summed it up pretty well. it is impacting escalators and elevators as well as the checked baggage screening of checked baggage. the terminal still has power on. it's still operational. flights are still departing. however, we are encouraging customers to give themselves extra time, at least two hours this evening. we also have a flexible travel policy in a place where passenrs traveling out of jfk this evening. they

. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. jimmy kimmel is >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- david spade -- ozzy and jack osbourne -- "the baby bachelorette," the boys tell all -- and music from the strokes, with cleto and the cletones. and now, what'd you miss -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. have we sung the national anthem yet? has that happened? [ laughter ] we have so much to get to. starting with day two of the democratic national convention in hill-adelphia. hillary clinton became the first woman to be nominated by a major party in the united states, which even if she doesn't win that's going to look great on her resume. the theme of the convention tonight was a liti fighting for children and families, which is definitely better than a lifetime of fighting children and families, which makes you realize the word "for" can make a very big difference. bill clinton spoke tonight. he was the major speaker of the evening. of course he strongly supported his

i'm sade baderinwa. >> and i'm diana williams. karina vetrano was out jogging when police say she was possibly strangled and sexually assaulted. her father, who usually ran with howard beach. eyewitness news reporter stacey sager is there with the latest. >> it's a horrifying case, but investigators out here in howard beach are looking at several things right now. first of all, they have been conducting a massive search for physical evidence out here near the crime scene. but they're also looking at digital evidence. and that means any surveillance footage from this block. also karina vetrano's cell phone. could it provide more clues as not a sight residents here in howard beach are used to, a massive murder investigation with scores of police fanning out along 83rd street and 161st avenue. >> it's never happened here. it's utterly shocking that is did. >> reporter: cops canvassing the marshy path where 30-year-old karina vetrano was last seen alive. >> this search, we want to do it talking hours? >> it could, yes. >> reporter: ve

and wave katie, we have you on the boat and naomi and sade are behind us having fun. they are close friends to channel 6 and 6 abc. we'll have more of what to expect at the all important shore forecast. a nice place to get some relief right guys -- >> yeah! >> wish you were here. >> happy birthday katie. >> she gets the great gigs is that in northeast philadelphia they were proving that beauty is timeless. wesley enhanced living hosted their beauty pageant, they competed in a variety of events for the title. two special guests today. holly miss philadelphia and her sister march aan outstanding teen were both in the building today for the pageant. >> looking good all around. up next uber is ready to test a new program in the keystone state. if they are willing to take a ride in a car that drives itself. >>> and the patriot problem is causing a problem in new york state. firefighters are ordered to take flags off their trucks and they are not happy about it. >>> and meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the full accuweather forecast. when "action news" at 4:00 co

i'm sade baderinwa. >> and i'm diana williams. right now police are questioning someone who is in custody but so far no charges in those deaths and no answers for a community that is in mourning. >> about a thousand people turned out in the intense heat today for funeral services in brooklyn. eyewitness news reporter cefaan are working the case. >> sources say that man being questioned is being held here at the 107 precinct. the 35-year-old was taken in to custody late last night after a hit-and-run incident over the weekend. a massive gathering today in brooklyn to denounce this evil act. >> we ask all of you to remember them and their families in your prayers. >> reporter: nearly a thousand people in brooklyn gathering for and his associate. a gunman ran up behind imam maulama akonjee and thara uddin. mayor de blasio standing shoulder to shoulder with mourners, saying this city grieves with them. >> when we see two innocent men, two good men, two men of the clot such a violent manner, it pulls at all our hearts, all our souls. a

. >> hey sade, i want to sort of set up the scale of the number of people down here. a quarter of a million people work here. 60,000 people live down here and you factor in tourists. by the way, i think everyone in the group is here inside the oculus right now. that's why westfield is spending more than a billion dollars on this site because it believes people will come and spend their money at the world trade center. outside the oculus while inside commerce came to life. >> welcome to westfield world trade center, the new new york place to be. >> reporter: 350,000 square feet of sun drenched retail space with room in the center of it all for performances. today there were many, including one of the stars of hamilton, leslie odom, jr. westfield, which runs shopping malls all over the country actually took center right before 9/11. 15 years later the company is operating a whole new facility. 100 shops and eateries. about 60 of them open today. keel's was one of the first to sign on. >> with everything that happened here on september 11th, i'm super proud we have a sto

. >> in the women's 400 meter final, sade upset allison phillips, who was becoming the only woman ever to win five medals in track and field. she hit the ground and gold. felix was second. kenya's successfully defended his olympic title. clayton murphy won the bronze. simone biles, in the finals, biles grabbed the balance beam to steady herself, costing her fourth gold medal. she had to settle for a disappointing bronze. lori hernandez had a better outing, she won the silver. at a gold tonight. >> just amazing to watch them. what talent. she is awesome. >> so much pride, it's amazing. and the parents, i think about them going, every morning, every afternoon, four hours here, every single day. >> the culmination of years and years of work. >> bill evans joins us with the accuweather forecast. >> later on today, you need an umbrella. that will be for the afternoon and the evening. as well as gusty thunderstorms arou coupled with the humidity, which is going to be high. dew point, 71. the closer the dew point number, the more moisture is in the atmosphere. that makes it feel muggy, humid.