dave carlin of our new york station, wcbs, has the story. >>> are you crazy? >> what's wrong with you? >> what are you thinking? >> reporter: these parents are screaming at their underage daughters after their girls put themselves in extreme stranger-danger. the parents consented allowing this man, cobe person, to conduct and videotape the experiment. >> i made a fake profile on facebook posing as a 15-year-old boy. >> reporter: would the three girls he contacted meet with him all alone? each time the answer was yes. and each time the parents were right there. at first, hiding. in this case, behind masks in the back of a kidnapper van. [ screams ] >> jenna, stop, it's your mother and father! >> reporter: it's tough and scary, and it's getting people's attention. >> 21 million views in two days. >> reporter: person, a professional prankster from clifton, new jersey, said he found the parents with a craigslist ad. >> we approached in a professional manner. >> reporter: the parents, including this man about to surprise his 12-year-old letting a stranger in the ho

wcbs is -- in manhattan. wcbs is reporting that the agent and suspect were both shot. the building is reportedly on lockdown following the shooting. you're looking at the area live, again a federal agent shot in new york city. we'll bring you more information as we get it in. >>> we're following a developing story in france where three people were shot on a high speed train traveling from amsterdam to paris. police say the 26-year-old gun man was armed but was attacked by two americans and the train was stopped. two of the victims are in critical condition. we still don't know why the gunman did what he did. >>> north korean leader kim jong un placed his front line troops in what he calls a quasi- state of war and has ordered them to prepare for battle, this one day after south korea fined dozens of air taylor -- fired dozens of artillery rounds across the border responding to what seoul said were north korean artillery strikes. the pentagon says the exercises are back on. the head of the united nations is urging all sides to begin a peaceful dialogue. >>> a big endors

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christine johnson of wcbs is here. the death toll is climbing in china after massive fireballs filled the sky. >> oh, my god! >> a series of catastrophic explosions ripped through a warehouse holding tox im chemicals. the blast killed more than 50 people. the shock waves were felt miles away. >> daylight is reveals scenes of destrction. seth doane is in the area in tianjin south of beijing. seth, good morning. >> reporter: among the dead are at least a dozen firefighters. many more still missing. the fire is still burning behind me. they had the power of three tons and 21 tons of tnt. and they ripped through this industrial zone where toxic gases and chemicals are stored. the explosions turned the night sky a vivid orange. first one ball of fire and then another, even bigger blast. shockwaves knocked people off their feet. surveillance video shows doors blowing back into this man. hospitals were inundated with hundreds of wounded. some staggering around, stunned. i was actually quite far from the explosion site this he

gayle king is off, christine johnson of our new york station wcbs is with us. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> peaceful protests in ferguson, missouri, give way to a gun battle. [ gunfire ] shots rang out just before midnight. police wounded one man after they say he opened fire on them. >> the chaotic scene unfolded as many gathered to mark one year since a police officer shot and killed michael brown. don champion is in ferguson. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there were dozens of protesters out here when the gunshots were fired right behind me. the violence comes after a day marked with hopes of progress and peace in this community. >> we just want to be as patient as possible. >> message to those who are looting. >> the gunfire interrupted an interview with ferguson's interim chief of police, andre anderson. police and members of the media took cover behind vehicles. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: st. louis county police say this video shows two groups firing at one another. people who were in the area shielded themselves from

time for your wfan and wcbs-tv sports in a flash. the mets went into the weekend the hottest team in baseball, they came out of avoiding being swept by the boston red sox. they are down 2-1. uribe, what happens here? >> the gets exciting. >> it does. but i'm not going to explain the highlights. mets win 5-4. michael made an error in the field makes up for it at the plate. they win 5-4. the yankees. do we have them. the yankees looking to sweep the brave. their bats were ready to go out there. three-run shot in the 2nd. and then headily had a two-run shot. get out-of-town. and then, by steven drew, this is incredible. 7-0. the braves chip away in the 7th. a-rod gets one to get through there. acouple of runs score. the yankees win it 20-6. so the blue jays won again as well. they are game 1/2 back. >>> all right. watching serena williams for sure. the first time in 25 years. >> hot out there, serena takes the court tonight. >> it will be big. >>> the video music awards giving us a lot to talk about this morning. >> here is alex denis.

christine johnson of our new york station wcbs is with us. good to have you again. >> good morning. >> donald trump supporters are sticking with him despite the fireworks from the first presidential debate. a new reuters poll shows nearly one-quarter of republican voters support trump and twice as many as jeb bush his closest competitor. >> trump is trading new jabs with other candidates. major garrett is here with us in the studio 57. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump's campaign is kind of like a summer blockbuster movie. it has mass appeal and the central character takes on long odds and he fights with almost anybody standing in his way and occasionally makes up with them. a lot of twists and turns and still feels like we are in act one. wisconsin governor scott walker claimed that, quote, donald trump was drowning him out and the media was fixated on only one candidate. kentucky senator agreed calling trump a fake conservative. >> all this sort of false bravado and all of this bluster, aren't people eventually go

. >> our sister station wcbs in new york more on this exercise in tough love. >> what are you thinkingse parents are screaming at their under age daughter's after their girls put themselves in extreme stranger danger. the parent consented allowing this man, kobe person, to conduct and videotape the chilling social experiment. >> i make fake profile on facebook, posing as 15 year old boy. >> with the three girls he contacted meet with him all alone, each time the answer was yes. teach time parents were rid, there at first hiding, in this case, behind masks, in back after kidnapper van. >> screaming. >> stop t it is your mother and father. >> it is tough, it is scary it, getting people's attention. >> 21 million views in two days. >> a professional prankster from clifton new jersey said he found the parent with a x-rays little ad. >> approached them in a very proash february until manner. >> including this man about to surprise his 12 year old daughter, said not my kid. so imagine the shock? >> you are 12 years old. twelve years old. could you have been raped and murdered. >> we lost you

taking off from essex county airport and landed in the wooded area matt kosar from our sister station wcbse on the crash. >> reporter: witness hose saw the plane crash and felt the the explosion ran toward the wooded area to help but there was nothing that they could do. >> second he started to explode you knew what happened. no way anyone walks from that. >> reporter: shortly after taking off from the the essex county airport around 10:00 a a.m. the pilot of the six seater, 2009, zest in a, radio the control tower that he was unable to maintain power. he declared an emergency, returning to the field immediately. the tower responded. >>> reporting to, witness statements it appears that the aircraft may have lost engine power. he crashed in the wooded area a half mile from the airport. >> it looked like it was making a turn and then it just kind of nose tied right in the ground. the as soon as it hit the ground it exploded and there were two more explosions after that. >> reporter: police say the 50 year-old pilot a new jersey man, was the only one on board he was a flight instructor on his

we're here along with christine johnson of our new york station, wcbs. >>> history is unfolding in havanaight now where the american flag will fly again. secretary of state john kerry is taking part in a ceremony at the u.s. embassy in the cuban capital, the nation's first top diplomat to visit the island in 70 years. >> this morning's flag-raising is a symbolic step in normalizing relations between cuba and the united states. margaret brennan is at the newly reopened u.s. embassy in havana. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's an historic moment here in havana. secretary kerry just arrived with a number of u.s. officials, congressmen and prominent cuban-americans and even brought with him the same three u.s. marine guards who helped shut down them because back in 1961. it will be an emotional day for them. they'll help kerry raise the american flag here for the first time in 54 years. the u.s. embassy in havana still looks a lot like it did when it was shuttered in 1961. fidel castro's close relationship with the soviet union drove the u.s. to cut diplomatic ties. relations then

. >>> i'm charlie rose with norah o'donnell and christine johnson of our new york station wcbs. ferguson, missouri. the declaration came ahead of a fourth night of protests, but the scenes were much calmer than sunday night's gunfire. still police made nearly two dozen new arrests overnight. >>> officers used pepper spray against some protesters. police lined up in riot gear. they announced on the crowds after getting hit by rocks and frozen water bottles. >>> this morning donald trump and fox news are agreeing the move on after their post debate spot. the billionaire presidential candidate says he's been assured of fair treatment in the future. last not fox news' megyn kelly responded to trump's criticism from last week's debate. >> apparently mr. trump thought the question i asked was unfair and felt i was attacking him. i felt he was asked a tough but fair question. we agreed to disagree. trump, who is the front-runner, will not apologize, and i certainly will not apologize for good journalism. i'll continue doing my job without fear or favor. >>> a new reuters poll this morn

otis livingston is a sports anchor of our new york station, wcbs, right here in new york to show us exactly in the world, and welcome to you. good morning. >> good morning, gayle. this appears to be a conflict over money that erupted into a physical altercation. i.k. enemkpali was put immediately following the fight and smith has to undergo surgery to repair his broken jaw. >> tit for tat, he say/she say some high school school. >> reporter: todd bowles says i.k. in many paul -- enemkpali walked up to geno smith. >> barring another situation, you shouldn't have to hit another man. >> reporter: wfan radio host boomer esiason says the fight was over $600 smith owed enemkpali for a charity camp. >> this is the last thing the new york jets needed from their young quarterback in terms of proving that he was a guy that was going to be the leader of the football team. >> reporter: smith has a four-year, $5 million contract with the jets. enemkpali's deal was 4 years, $2.3 million. only untenemkpali was released. he said geno and i let our frustration get the best of us and i should have walked awa

otis livingston, sports anchor of our new york station, wcbs, is here to show you exactly what happened what in the world? good morning. >> what's going on? >> exactly. good morning, gayle. this appears to be a conflict over money that erupted into a physical altercation. i.k. enemkpali was cut from the team following the fight and now smith has to undergo surgery to repair his broken jaw. >> tit for tat he said/she said high school stuff. >> reporter: todd bowles said enemkpali walked up to smith in the locker room, exchanged words with the quarterback, then threw a punch that sent smith to the floor. >> regardless of the situation, barring anybody messing with your kids or your family, you shouldn't have to hit another man. >> reporter: cbs sports nfl today analyst and wfan radio host boomer esiason says the fight was over $600 he owed smith for a trip to a charity football camp. smith canceled at the last minute. >> this is the last thing that the new york jets needed from their young quarterback in terms of proving that he was the guy that was going to be the leader of the football

>> reporter: we dug into our archives and found this video from a wcbs newscast in 1965. >> pros and amateurs alike fire scores that look like the national death and golf scores. >> reporter: gifford moved to abc and became a cornerstone on monday night football. after two previous marriages in 1986 he married kathy lee gifford. on twitter, she wrote -- >> reporter: the couple lived with their two children in greenwich, connecticut, where he died on sunday morning of natural causes. his family said in a statement, we rejoice in the extraordinary life he was privileged to live. ... >> reporter: fans are reacting to the hall of famer's death. >> when he was an announcer, he was the face of the nfl. >> as an athlete, he set a quality standard for all athletes. >> that's for sure. that was matt kozar reporting for us. >> what a legend. >> the epitome of just class and just grace and just not only as a broadcaster, but as a football player and the face of the giants for so many decades. >>> 6:09. a new feud involving taylor swift. we will tell you who it's with. >>> and this -- >> i apolo