reporting from tribeca, i'm sending it back to you in the >> up next, a young man's life turned around in the boxing ring. see how he made the most of his second chance right after the alison: football fans, it is pre-season time. tomorrow the giants play the bills. you can tune in to our sister station my 9 starting at 4:00 p.m. >> >> seven years ago, a young man stood in a courtroom in connecticut a step away from becoming a statistic. he was given a second chance and thanks to b greatness. erica has his story. >> they see the success. that's what everybody loves, when you win. cordell booker makes it look easy in the ring. but the path to becoming one of the top young boxers wasn't so simple. >> it's not a straight path when you're trying to be something great. >> reporter: booker knows best. weapons and drug charges. an overwhelming number of character references saved him from heading to jail. >> i went from thinking i was nothing to feeling like, you know, my life was more than i expected. >> reporter: that second chance was all he needed. booker went straight to the gym and ulti

. >> tom brady and giselle are coming to tribeca. dari: here to tell us about their new home and neighbors. >> thank you tom and giselle are about to close a deal on a $20 million apartment in tribeca. but they're being quite frugal. the penthouse in the building, which is 14 story, is $65 million. they could buy that if they wanted to. they have enough money. this is a sprawling apartment, five bedrooms, 5,000 square feet, sprawling terraces. one of the reasons why they liked it, sources at page six all the residents get a private entrance for the driver to drive them in. they like that. his ex on blue bloods lives in the area. they'll be close to their son. dari: taylor swift, bradley cooper, jennifer lawrence and brigette, they all are in the same digs. >> tribeca is the hotspot. now they have a place in flatiron. they bought that for 14 million. when they move i vacating flatiron. they're staying in new york. what's fascinating is they have a place in brentwood, o.j. town. they bought that place for 20 million, but it's 22,000 sq

they'll be in downtown brooklyn, tribeca, and the east village. target is rolling out a new that are located in nontraditional and much smaller spaces like in new york city. tar-jay. a day like today would be perfect to go shopping. >>> but you kind of want to spend it outdoors. i hope you had a chance to. even if it is just to take a little walk around the block or sit on the porch. these conditions. central park at 82 this afternoon. that's pretty perfect temperature. newark and laguardia at 84. islip, 79. it was like that all around the tri-state. right now it is 80 degrees in central park. we have a light northwesterly wind at 10 miles an hour. no gusts today. visibility is great and there is still plenty of sunshine to go around out there. right now, it's in the mid 80s in jackson heights. s green ridge 82 degrees. we have 75 in monticello. you were in the 40s this morning. 70s across long island and long branch. the on shore flow from the southwest has cooled you down, but the southwesterly wind has helped you warm up today. a little cooler

scarlet: of course your newest location is downtown, near tribeca.s it different from the one in the flatiron district? >> every time we opened a new store, we try to do something different, focusing on the customers that will be in the area, and also a new experience. there are many options to come in and get a quick bite to eat for the 70,000 people that work in the offices is around here. indigestion, we have an entirely different restaurant concept. i would say it is great for business lunches and dinners. we have even imported and italian chef who is an incredible chef from milan. matt: i wonder, do you try to aim towards the financial district customer because obviously, a lot of brokers and traders will be coming in to the world trade center. on the other hand, you will have a ton of tourism as well. do you try to aim your approach at any one customer? >> absolutely. obviously, we are thrilled to have everyone from around the world and that is usually what happens. our goal is really to focus on the local customer because we are both a market

. >> antwan: fans are inviting tribeca for conway west. >> christina: he'll been temporary locations around the world a week before his two or keep kicks off. his store on broadway will have lines wrapped around the block with fans waiting hours to get her hands on close from the pablo collection. the shop will be there through sunday. but expect but expect a long way to get inside. >> antwan: new jersey fire department is is sending a >> christina: without will get from one department to another. >> despite all the ipads and devices out there, the most popular format for children is still books. >> christina: how one community is helping people read the old-school way. >> audrey: the radar is much quieter now than it was this afternoon. we have more showers and storms heading our direction. i will let you know when they ?slow, building african-style m? e their summer unforgettable at lahariresorts.com i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they off

a keynote address to the tribeca film festival, don't ruin movies with virtual reality.rything that is good on film will translate into an experience that feels real. charlie: suppose you would put us inside of fire. you cannot feel the heat. jeremy: there have been psychology experience where people show great physiological reactions. when a scene reacts to your movements, or mechanisms of the brain do not know how to respond to it. charlie: the brain is obviously conditioned by what it has seen and done before. jeremy: that is right. charlie: that is a reference point for the brain. jeremy: given a fire that looks , the smart real response is to treat it like real. charlie: if it is not -- the obvious thing is storytelling. jeremy: i do not think that is the obvious thing. place isone adaptable storytelling. you probably want to deal with human challenges and problems more than altering storytelling. jeremy: there is this thing called the director and she is a brilliant person who tells you where to look by moving the camera. vr, that happens with you. i am looking ove

they're set to move into the tribeca condo in 2018. >> christa: the u.s. women's in rio ahead of the summer games. team campaign and needham native aly raisman ringing in the start of their games with this picture taken at the big olympic rings in rio. raisman is also standing tall with the rest of team u.s.a., although maybe not in this picture. she snapped this one with a member of the men's volleyball team. 7news is your home for the summer games. nancy chen is in rio with all the action. look at her live report starting it's going to be exciting. we might stay out there today. >> jennifer: definitely does, bri. >> bri: even though we're starting with cool temperatures and areas of locally dense fog, we will warm up. this afternoon it's back to normal for summertime standards. picture-perfect, mostly sunny skies, 75 to 83 for our highs. a sea breeze, that will keep the beaches nice and refreshing. a look at the 7 on 7 forecast, showing the sunshine cooking around through friday plus a warming trend in store. we could be in for scattered showers and a we

the 14 story building is construction in tribeca. the post says the couple plans to sell another manhattan condo which they currently own. >> julie: you said you would go if invited. >> daniel: definitely. >> julie: state speaker of the house right to see the details of investigation into 38 studios. the company received $75 million no criminal charges should be filed but they only released a small summary of findings. >> daniel: jacqueline fell live in washington d.c. this morning. jackie, today's event comes after keep drops from -- drones from colliding planes on ground. >> reporter: first ever workshop on drones and future of aviation. faa administrator actually speaking right now. experts in researchers from across the industry, education and government are meeting to talk about policy, research and development. not to mention the economic boost. the drone industry says it is speaking today here at white house on research and development. the number of registered drones already exceed the number of airplanes. the faa, nasa and o

looking at 89 belmont and tribeca. 89 flatbush brooklyn. this is what it feels like, 104 in newark. 105, 110 at toms river. southwest wind is responsible for that. eeks out enough over the 78- degree water to make it cooler to the eastern end of long island. really everybody is in excessive heat warning or watch or vary. that will last through tomorrow. so, there is a couple of thunderstorms popping up in the mountains. these will make it looks like today the timeframe is later today. closer to 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, goes 9:00. this could be during the yankees game. that would be a brief shower or thunderstorm. it may delay the game. it won't rain it out. looking at hot weather all over again. hottest day of the year will probably be tomorrow. real feel is today and tomorrow. 105, 110, really hot. small craft advisory for boats wind. 94. and we are looking at a few storms as we go into the afternoon today and tomorrow. excuse me. sunday, 93. tack on the humidity sunday and it will feel like 105. it still is sticky, stuff identify, humid into nex

sunshine and clouds. 77 around tribeca to hollis, queens. 76 long island, 76 the jersey shore. today right up to ninety with the humidity less, and the wind out of the northwest will make it feel comfortable. keeps that air moving. however heat and humidity return. i'll tell you when in your accu- weather forecast. weather then heather. she has been bu how is it going out there? >> we have this hoboken main break. first street closed between harrison and patterson. news copter 7 was up above the scene and john del giorno showed us pictures of the water, about 4 inches of water on the roadway at there point but the water main -- at this point, but the water main still was not shut off. let's head over to our maps and 15 the holland is 10. if you normally use back streets to get to the holland tunnel you may experience problems because of the flooding on the roadways. the c, street ferry is suspended use new york waterway between pier 11 and jersey city. path trains were dealing with problems here but now they are back on or close. street cleaning rules are in effect for today. k

. >> a tribeca gym is helping women join the ranks of new york city's bravest. >> baruch shemtov shows us the workout that's getting women ready for the fdny. firefighters, it has 52 females. today the next round of prospective firefighters are working hard as the department seeks to expand its female presence. taught by a trainer along with members of the nypd and fdny, the bravest and finest workout is preparing women to be first responders. >> without this training program, i would have been lost. i wouldn't have known what to do. so it's a first time i met women firefighters. they're really inspired me. their equipment and tools can way 125 pounds. you're climbing up stairs. you're doing all these arduous tasks. it's really important as a firefighter to be physically fit. >> we work very hard. we do a lot of pushups and planks and shoulder work. there's a lot of shoulder work in the job. burpees. >> reporter: whether they're getting ready for their exam to qualify or preparing for training in the fire academy once they pass their exams, this firehouse ready. it's not just about the

the 73-year-old man was at his lawyer's office in tribeca when he climbed out the window onto the ledge of the 122nd floor, took a translator speaking mandarin four hours to talk the man off the ledge. he is now getting a psychiatric evaluation at bellevue loss. >>> 6:44. "good morning america" is up next. robin roberts live in times square good morning. stabbed to death, five injured. a suspect is now in custody. europe already on edge. was this an act of terrorism? we'll have a live report for you this morning. >>> also heather, the race for the white house. trump trailing clinton by 10 points in a new fox news poll after a week of controversy. trump's campaign chairman will join us live. >>> and countdown to the olympics. it is on. the opening ceremony kicks off tomorrow in rio as concerns compete in. could it put their health at risk? all the details on that. >>> and on solid ground team usa soccer off to a great start, the women. >> been doing it. >> yeah they are. >> at least they don't have to be in the water. >> that is what i mean, yes. grateful for that. >> robin thanks, we'll

well our tribeca jim is helping join ranks of knox bravist. baruch shemtov shows out workout that is helping women prepare for the fdny. them have taken this class here at new york's sports club. today the next round of prospective firefighters are working hard at the department seeks to expand its female presence. >> one, two, three. taught by a trainer and fdny bravest an finest workout is preparing women to be first responders. >> without this training program i would have been very lost and not known what to do so first time i met women firefighters. they can do it i can do it too. and tools can weigh upwards of 125 pounds. you're climbing upstairs. you're doing these tasks and so it's really important to firefighters to be physically fit. >> we work hard here and do pushup, planks a lot of shoulder work because shoulder work in the job burpies . >> what it feels to be in that position. what it feel like to qualify to prepare for trains in fire exam this free class is getting women fire house ready and it's not just about the muscle. >> se

nuanced a little bit because my son, you know, he's 19 years old, he took the train, went down to tribeca shot, so it could be nuanced a little bit. >> definitely, we can expand -- charles: i gotta go, buddy. congratulations, and we're going to have you back real soon. thanks a lot, caitlin. hey, guys, by the way, good read on housing today, also oil prices finishing higher after goldman called for a crash. my market commentary is next and market, by the way, at all-time highs. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ charles: well, hillary clinton actually took a little bit of time off from fundraising to lay out her plan for small businesses. we've got the details. how does it stack up against -- sorry, donald trump. we'll tell you, stick around. charles: very interesting action in the market today. stocks popped out the gate, right, while crude oil stumbled. you know, sometimes they trade together. well, the former was good news, right? the housing data, and some of those earnings were also pretty good. the latter, the oil to, there was a bearish note from goldman sachs saying that brent crude would t

when i gave a key note address to the tribeca film festival, i said to all the brilliant directors, don'truin movies with virtual reality. not everything will translate into an experience that will feel real. >> rose: what about fire? there have been cases where there have been great physical reactions. >> rose: the brain feels it as hot. >> the mechanisms in the brain don't know how to respond. they use the template response. >> rose: the brain is obviously conditioned by what it's seen and done before. >> that's right. >> rose: conditioned by what it's seen and done before. >> that's right. >> rose: so therefore, that's a reference point for the brain. >> that's the reference point. given a fire that looks real, sounds real, feels real in terms of maybe you have crackle, the brain's response is to treat it as real. >> rose: the obvious thing is storytelling. >> i don't think that's the obvious thing. >> rose: let me rephrase the question. >> yeah. >> rose: one seemingly easily adaptable place is storytelling. it may not be the optimal because i think you probably want to deal with human

official selection of the tribeca film festival. out in theaters september 9th. congratulations to you all. we will be right back after the break. break. >>> a teenager from napa county on the road to recovery following a terrifying experience in central america earlier this summer. he was on vacation with her family in belize when she was bitten by one of the most venomous snakes in the world. it's known as the ultimate pit viper. its venom causes internal bleeding, kidney damage and often death. she is back home and eager to return to school. >>> new developments into the newsroom on a story we have been following through the morning. the san jose police department is refuting a claim by the organizers of san jose's bacon fest that they had to postpone the event because there weren't enough police officers to provide security. bacon fest was scheduled for labor day weekend at plaza day caesar chavez. a posting on the facebook post says it had to be postponed during a lack of police resources during the holiday weekend. and they claimed this was the second year

buying a waterfront condo in couple is paying more than $20 million for a five bedroom apartment in tribeca that overlooks the hudson river. >> we'll hear from andrew benintendi called up for the red ?? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. no gotchas. ys your money. >> mets, 1-3. last time doubled and rips that one into left field. backing up, backing up, that ball is gone! mookie betts strikes and the red sox have the lead in the ninth inning, 2-1. >> so if you were sleeping and it's quite possible you were, you missed a heck of a rally once again for the red sox as they got two solo homeruns in the final two innings to meet the mariners last night, 2-1 andups before midnight, we learned last year's first round draft choice will join the team in the pacific northwest tomorrow night. andrew straight from double-a to portland in the big club. he may or may not get into tonight's game ag

it is under construction in tribeca. the couple plans to sell another manhattan condo which they currently own. >> elizabeth: top lawmaker in rhode island will release on curt schilling's failed video game company. the public has right to see the details of investigation into 38 studios. company receives guarantees before going bankrupt. they only released a small summary of findings. >> julie: g think, everyone. we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. new accident to tell you about. this is on pike westbound near washington street in new bedford. it is westbound and eastbound see the heaviest volume on morning commute. as we shift south, 128 northbound starting slow down slightly right after 109 13 miles per hour. expressway jampacked as you head northbound past exit 13 freeport street. here are live drive times, 28 minutes on the expressway. 46 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. 39 minutes on 128 northbound from the westwood area to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joini