cbs 2's steve langford reports from ozone park, where he spoke with the man's family. >> reporter: follow the yellow double line down to the end of this block. that's where the 32-year-old man was shot and killed by police early this morning. mayhem at 1:33 a.m., a block from the van wyk. >> i hurt blood curdling scream. >> reporter: plain clothed police officers approached a with a gun in his waist band. the man flees on foot. the man reaches for his gun. that's when cops opened fire. the 40-caliber firearm recovered at the scene, police say. >> reporter: family identified the man as george tillman, a hard-working father of five. >> someone lost their father, husband, family member, it's not cool. >> reporter: some witnesses at the scene claim off camera the man never reached for his weapon. but one family member acknowledges attempting to flee is never a good idea. >> panic, nervous, something. i don't know what took place. it wasn't a good story for him to do that anyway. you running, it's not too cool. >> reporter: neighbors here, visibly shaken by the shooting. >> you know, it's sad.

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bo >> reporter: hey, steve, s maureen, we're in the 4,000he 40 block of tunlaw road here in northwestn. whi not far from au it's an eighthh story high rise apartmentpartme building surrounded by police right now as they investigate aa possible bomb threat on the thre first floor.rs you see here look at this ladyay she was wake awakened at 6:30 this morning, got her robe on, e got her slippers on and since then police have evacuated notat just the building but thehe property.proper everybody is across the streetse here. you can see people on the curb.c kids are not going to school.och people are not going to work. because of this bomb vet on the first floor that apparently wass made by the man you're about tot see here in this video. veo this is a man who lives in the building, and has said that he has a bomb on the first floor. flo they were initially called herer because a woman was attacked. ae a woman has been murdered in mue this apartment building.ldin she was stabbed to death, and we believe it's a woman whoho lives -- lived with that man.tan so a man is in custody.. after alleg

cbs2's steve langford live with more. >> reporter: a bloody violent weekend here in ozone park it was 1:45 a.m. saturday at glenmore and 76th street. a 25-year-old man beaten and robbed, his cell phone and wallet taken, then surveillance video of a 32-year-old man sunday at 11:25 p.m. beaten and robbed. you can see three men carrying out this vicious attack. the man robbed of his cell phone and wallet. we spoke to a witness. >> victims tell me help me, help me. i come in outside and i call police. >> the victim in this second attack suffering cuts and fractures. hospital. this neighborhood on edge obviously after what happened. two attacks right around the corner from each other. the suspect still on the loose. live in ozone park queens, steve langford cbs2 news. >>> a construction worker is in critical condition after falling 15 feet into a hole. chopper 2 was over the work site in the wingate section of brooklyn. a utility pole setting off the tragic chain reaction. the pole smashed into a fence and knocked the worker into that trench. >>> campaign 2016 for you now, the republican n

s youtraf allison and steve. >> erin thanks eight minutest mt past the hour..talk bout nationala first game of the year and firsr win of the year.n of t yea off to great start.reat start >> love that. details on the maryland nativedv who helped villanova win their t first championship in 31 years.s we're back in just 30 seconds. 8:08 now. 's 's >> 32nd at mid court.2nd atid c. arcidiacono gives it to jenkins for the championship. >> you talk about one of thek ab best finishes in nca championship history, two, three pointers in the last four and au half seconds of the game.econdsh that's the one that counter then most because that gave villanova the national championship.mpioni the man who let it fly krisri jenkins and he's a local guy. lg >> i love that.e t hundreds of villanova studentstt poured into the streets too celebrate this dramatic win.matc our bob barnard is live thishi in the district where kris ks jenkins.. bob, good morning. morni >> reporter: allison and steve, good morning to you.ornig this story is fabulous on so on many levels. lel kris jenkins

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cbs 2's steve overmyer reports from the courthouse in brooklyn [ yelling ] >> reporter: a police officer's boot versus a suspect resisting arrest. this video from july 2014 in bedford-stuyvesant the key to a criminal case in which this nypd officer faces charges of assault and attempted assault. >> he kicked me in my head and my -- my head hit the concrete. >> reporter: [ non-english language] the man on the other end of the police officer's boot that day, the victim of blind and uncontrolled anger according to the prosecution. >> that officer just he had something -- something was wrong with them that day. >> reporter: but the officer's defense tells a different story about what happened here several trying to subdue the suspect brought his boot down on the man's hand. >> mr. cuffee's hand, yes. >> reporter: a photo of apparent injuries to the suspect's head taken the day after the arrest disputed by the police officers' defense team who say the man's public appearances in the days after the arrest show no such wounds. >> this case is about credibility. >> reporter: and from the man resis

cbs 2's steve langford has more. >> reporter: the middle of the afternoon saturday on pitt street when a 24-year-old woman gets in the elevator, followed by this young man who police say gropes and fondles the victim before she can escape. the n.y.p.d. releasing these images of the suspect, but showing more explicit video to some building residents. >> she exits the elevator, he takes her by the back of the neck and grabs her by the behind and pushes her to the side. >> reporter: the suspect followed the young woman to an apartment here, but according to police, he fled when a man from in here raced out to see what was going on. >> sir, can we ask you, how is >> she's fine. >> reporter: family members comforted both by the fact their loved one was not seriously injured and by the outpouring of concern among neighbors. >> you know, any woman would be upset if a man would come and grope them or do anything inappropriate to them, you know? >> we all have kids out here. this is a nice neighborhood, and, you know, we're just hoping that they catch the attacker. >> reporter: being attacked i

custody. >> fox5's melanie an sick lifen at police headquarters this morning with more now.ow melanie, just a reall really trg story.ory >>> another young life.othe >> that's true, stevems even more troubling there's somethingthers going on in the city here with these young neighborhood crewsrs of teenagers and the way they ty choose to resolve their issues s with each other. o we're not saying that police are point, but from what we'ree' hearing it may be one of those situations.ations. dc police not telling us a lot l so far about the person that tha they arrested except to say thaa he is 18 years old. old they also are not at this pointn confirming that it is indeed the same young man that they put pictures out, surveillance vided out of yesterday, but we will wl find a little bit more about moa that later today.ay now, sources close to these to investigation do confirm thatt metro surveillance tapesnce pe recorded a brief altercationon between two young men on the escalators at the deanwoodwood metro. the stabbing was fast and fatalt witnesses say 15-year-old john evans the third who went by went johnny was struck twice in thehe neck around 11 a.m. and plead to de

ink key the octopus slipped s through a small gap in enclosuru slid across a wet floor, steve,s and thennch pipe.nc >> he plotted this.otte >> he wanted to go back into the open sea. >> he must have seen somebody s else do it. >> he was given to the aquarium after being rescued from a crayfish pod. they were helping him out.. escape surprised few in theurprf world of marine biology octopi o are known for strength,trengt dexterity and intelligence.gee if you can well and back at homh i say inky, run inky, run.. yes.yes. that's my favorite story of thee day. da but he was good part about it. >> if i recall, he crawledal through things no man shouldo ns ever.ev >> he went on the floor and -- a do you understand what i'm saying. >> do i not recall half of nemoo was about them getting out ofngo the fish bowl and getting back.c >> what we know right now they e do speak. >> they are more intelligentel than we thought. thht >> yes. >> and they want to go and and find --find -- >> the whole time he was therehe he was casing the joint. casing >> yeah he was.>> y >> if i ever get a chance --han >>

cbs 2's steve langford has the story. >> reporter: the bellevue men's shelter 30th street at first avenue about 8:20 a.m., dead, a bloody scene, a homicide police say. >> 56-year-old male was found lying on a bed with injuries to his neck. >> reporter: the victim had checked in here just yesterday has body found with a thin wire around his neck. >> the room appeared to be in disarray as if a struggle ensued. >> reporter: a police source telling cbs 2 a roommate now missing is a possible suspect, the man seen washing blood off his hands in a shared bathroom down the hall. >> our hearts go out to the family of the victim here. >> reporter: the city's homeless shelter is a flashpoint for urban dread in recent months. a former teacher murdered in east harlem shelter in january. just this week, the city announced the results of a review to improve shelter services including better security. >> the nypd is conducting a review of all security so upgrade security in the city shelter system. >> reporter: the department of homeless services says at the time of the killing here there was one supervi

cbs 2's steve langford is live at the scene in the clairmont section with much more on this. steve. >>reporter: as a shrine grows in memory of the two tiny victims of the fire here at 1368 webster avenue, two key questions. were the babies left alone, and why was incense left burning in the apartment unattended? can you tell us what happened last night? the mother of the two babies who died in the fire at the scene at her webster avenue building the day after. were your children alone? the mother seen here on of the fire doing herlonry across the street, -- doing her laundry across the street. her girls, ages 2 and 18 months may have been left alone as the fire erupted inside the third floor apartment. >> i was in here, and i heard the baby crying, and i thought somebody was in there with them. >>reporter: witnesses describe the moment the mother, across the street, doing the laundry realizes the fire is coming from her apartment. >> the mother came running from across the street, saying, you know, looking and was, like, my babies, my babies. >>reporter: this man, still shaken, saw

cbs2's steve langford spoke with the man who was saved. >> 2 miles off coney island kayaker danny ing is in trouble. an air and rescue team responds to the distress call in about 4 minutes finding the man and his kayak partly sub merged in 50- degree waters. . >> he definitely had a look of a little bit of panic, and he was absolutely exhausted. >> nypd divers were about to hoist the 33-year-old man up into their helicopter when a harbor unit vessel arrived to take him and his kayak back to land, examined by paramedics, the rescued man was released. ing had gone fishing around 8 a.m. and had caught a big one he told police which he suggested helped pull him far from shore. >> he said that he actually hooked a pretty nice sized fish, and it actually pulled him quite a bit. >> it was just bad luck. >> danny ing back home after his ordeal at sea. he and his kayak in one piece and grateful to the nypd. >> they were great. >> police not sure how the man ended up in such distress but they say his life vest proved vital. >> he was prepared, but he wasn't prepared to sink. >> and in the end t

cbs2's steve langford is live at the scene. >> this latest slashing at the subway, people wondering if the guy next to you on the subway has a knife. >> mezzanine level of the subway at church and barkley, a man heading to work is approached by another man asking for money. the first man refuses to hand over cash and gets slashed across the face. >> we're scared too, you know. >> the coffee vendor saw the police response, measure of reassurance in a city that can't help but wonder who's next. >> obviously i'm afraid for my mom, my dad, and you know, family. >> the latest victim to take a blade to the face suffering only minor cuts but the psychic >> new york's a very human place, so i hope they can somehow, you know, get a grip on this. >> the suspect fleeing the scene as exasperation with this season of the slashing spree mounts. >> need more, you know, more surveillance, more police presence, you know, to be monitoring all of this. something's got to be done. >> the suspect here described as a male about 5-8, a black shirt and blue jeans. live in lower manhattan, steve langford cbs2

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stoy chris, thank you as always it'sa a pleasure.as we'll see you on sunday.e on s >> thanks, steve. got it. 8:21 right now. rht now. still ahead this morning theorni george washington cole colonials can now call themselves thevehe champion colonials.olials highlights from the big win in new york coming up.w yo >> you're about to look liveoutl right now at our autism speakss phone bang. if you'd like to make a donation there it is right there to helpl us out.us out we'll talk more about thatlkore throughout the morning. mning shawn yancy will be here at somm point this morning. we're back in a moment. >> look at the street closures e today. is last day. we made it through yesterdayou without any major problems.. hopefully the same will be saids for today. tay >>> little dreary out there thit morning.mo i'll tell was, tuck, yrnou knowo what i felt today. ft t >> you share, steve. you sre, s. >> i felt some humidity today.yy >> oh, yeah, me, too. >> sticky.>> i had a sticky sleep.y sep >> kind of had that like humid air smell beach smell kind of. o >> you're right.> you'r off the ocean

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steve: peoples haves s vs o.j. simpson. >> simone talked with the cast of the case. tuned in to hear the o.j. simpson verdict in 1995, including a young actor cuba gooding jr. >> what did you make about it at the time. >> i was 45e7, happy, i didn't care if he did it or not. >> right now he is wrapping up a run as simpson. >> you want to make this a black thing? i am not black, i am oj . >> defense attorney johnny cochran. >> oj was a big hero of mine, i was in shock that it was going down like this. reporter: john travolta was fresh off a career changing role in pull pulp fiction. >> every week we not insight to what happened. twists and turns are based in fact. with scenes that would have otherwise gone unseen. >> i had what media said to me, i never thought to question about, about what marcia was or any of the main players were. >> what do you think about the case. >> interesting. >> a lot of black people think that ojdidn't do it. >> after living in oj's shoe, cuba gooding jr. sees things differently. >> shoot

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steve, maureen and wisdom.reen s >> i got no hug. n hug.olly looking faux fly thislyhi morning.rnin. i reconsidered that donut. i tweeted her back, eat the donut and invest in spanks, snk sister.ster >> amen. good day d.c. back tomorrow. t always a jam packed show. hope you join us then. bye-bye, everybody.  narrator: all that political mail mlet's simplify.lming. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: kathleen matthews. as a journalist and progressive leader at marriott, ty with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice and the post says on gun control, clean energy, education and health research kathleen matthews "has greater potential, following the van hollen model, to move the ball forward." kathleen: i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. >>> live from new york city it's t the wendy williams show. "wendy" >> wendy: my girls are always turned out. i give it to you straight. >> now here's wendy. [ applause ] [ screaming ] . >> wendy: yes! thank you for watching.