a problem 95 north exit 18 in west port connecticut. southbound heavy with rubbernecking. still seeing this problem on the bronx river parkway southbound at the cross county in yonkers. two lanes blocked, truck into the overpass. they're offloading the truck at this point. 80 west, that's a jackknifed tractor-trailer, five in at the lincoln and holland. keep in mind the u. n. general assembly session today. i'll show you a look at the l.i.e. westbound out towards 110 as we head out toward the webcam, it looks like an accident just being cleared. alternate side in effect. back over to you. >>> thank you very much debbie. 6:19. another massive data breach to tell you about involving a cell phone carrier. >> reena ninan and candace gibson report. >> in today's tech bytes, another high profile data breach affecting about 15 million t-mobile wireless customers and potential customers. >> hackers got the info from experian which t-mobile uses to check credit. experts say everyone should check their credit reports and sign up for credit monitoring. >> amazon has announced it's ba

. >>> a severe case of animal cruelty in west port. a woman and her estranged husband arrested. police found two dead dogs and a dead lizard in a filthy house infested with fleas last month. steven botello and nicole botolo were charged with six counts of animal cruelty. >>> partitioners who have been fighting for more than a decade to save their church considering their next move. this following a ruling from the highest court saying they're trets pass ing -- they're trespassing. susie steimle is live. >> reporter: good morning. church goers have been fight ing to keep this place open since 2004. yesterday the appeals court did rule that they need to go and they are in fact trespassing. now the faithful will continue their fight starting with a press conference at 11:00 this morning. they closed this place back in 2004 and stopped having mass here. it was part of a decision when sexual allegations by priests said they shouldn't be punished for the actions priests have done and they have been holding a 24-hour a day 7-day a week vigil on this property ever since. the archdiocese

the in the courtroom when verdict came down against the the boy's aunt about this neighborhood in west port isn't surprised by the outcome. >> he is 12. he is very independent. he is a good kid. >> tweet us, facebook us your thoughts using hashtag cbs-3 and you could see them on air. we are reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> you wonder how much all that is worth, all of the negative publicity and alienating your family. >> yes, there must be something else going on with this family there. is something else there. >> hundred thousand dollars that poor kid can you imagine,. >> the the last thing you would think of. >> goodness gracious. >>> 5:36. in business news this morning a perfect place to send a halloween night. >> what caused banks to report lower earnings this time around. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with all that information, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and nicole. wall street is watching big banks reporting recent earnings. jp minister again chase was first to report and it was a miss. bank blame

split in two in west port. that it happed just before 1:30 this morning on white oak road. you can see car was totally sheared in fact the other half of it ended up about 100 feet down the road. west port fire department says two people had to taken near by hospital their injuries are not known tonight. investigation. >> well pumpkin spent back tonight. despite last year violence, but this year brand new city. at the being hosted in laconi ainstead of keane last year troubled by riots near by be colleges resulting arrest of several students this is 25 year of pumpkin fest. >> >> updated information on your about the pa trish shaw would erred here be mention that they been downgraded to tropical depression. well just last hour hurricane center downgraded even further. it is now a recommend nanlt area of low pressure meaning it is nothing no longer tropical system of any kind just bunch clouds and rain so hurricane center says that's it. they have discontinued all of vice rees now the center of what was once patricia still across border over here mexico. you can see that rain

>>> now, a west port grandmother killed in a crash. the family talks to wbz about it and what they hope happens to the driver. >>> tom brady and the new england patriots getting ready for the new england colts. what tom brady's dad would like to see happen on the field. >>> this is wbz this morning. >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us. i saw venus. >> they're off to the east. even downtown boston. you probably can't see it, but jupiter's there. i was running around last night covering up. we do have those cold temperatures continuing. as you said, you can see venus, jupiter, and mars. it's a great celestial show. this morning's low temperatures, we're going to be down at least in this area. we're going to take a look at actual temperatures coming right up. >>> a wbz exclusive interview. a loving grandmother killed in what investigators call a drunk driving crash. >> reporter: a woman loved by many killed just a few miles from her home. >> loving mother. >> reporter: mrs. caria lost her life when hit by this person. sh

. >> reporter: connell sued her 12 year-old nephew after attending his birthday party in west port conn 2011. she said her nephew was exited to see her and leaped into her arms. connell went on to say in her complaint that the nephew caused her to fall by knocking her to the ground resulting in severe personal injuries, including a fracture rugger surgery. connell still wears a arm cast and seeking more than a hundred thousand dollars, to pay for her medical bills but after a two day trial the jury decided not to award connell a single cent. neither 12 year-old or father, were in the courtroom when verdict came down with the aunt but west port neighborhood isn't surprised by the outcome. >> he's 12, he is very independent, and good kid. >> reporter: of course, we wanted to hear what you had to say so here's some of your comments. free chase utley says, outrageous. we have barry, who say i guess he better write a letter next time. up next, marry says it is awful to risk losing her family for a money grab. glad she lost. finally we have got this viewer who says she should have used him bu

. >> reporter: connell, sued her 12 year-old nephew after attending his birthday party in west port, connecticut in 2011. on the stand she said her nephew was exited to see her when she got to his house and leaped into her arms. connell went on to say in her complaint that her nephew caused her to fall by knocking her to the ground resulting in severe personal injury, drug a fracture requiring surgery, and connell still wears an arm cast and received more than hundred thousand dollars to pay for her medical bills. but after a two day trial the the jury decided not to award conn will he will a cent. now neither 12 year-old nor his father who he lived with were in the courtroom when the verdict came down but their west port neighborhood isn't surprised by the outcome. >> he is 12. he is very independent. he is a good kid. >> reporter: jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> conn em's lawyers say her nephew parent's insurance company would not pay for the medical bills and she had no choice but to sue to pay those medical bills. she was never looking for money for her nephew. >>> o

picture, a little cooler as we head up to the north and west, in the low 60s, rock hill, woodstock, west port, 64. a look at this picture from cutchogue, this is the site of the first winery on long island established in 1973 on peconic bay. rain important to this area, need more of it, we will get some tomorrow. right now, 64 degrees, 4-mile-an-hour wind, feels like what it reads. the drought monitor, things haven't changed. we got a little bit of rain, sure it's good, but it didn't move the needle, if you will much the rain, the next rain we have, arrives on friday, it is pushing in right now, that is going to bring those thundershowers to us. right now though, we are clear and beautiful and remain with just a couple of clouds dotting the sky and more sunshine than that. future tracker though shows that after tonight and into tomorrow morning, we will begin to cloud on up and then as the afternoon hits us, so do the thundershowers or shower activity into the evening as well. then it clears out. i think we could get up to half an inch or a little more than that in the city, up in rockland co

boston, around 33 or 34 from rock port down to metro west. temperatures definitely into the 20s tomorrow. the first week in november. the latest was december 6th. if we happen to do it tomorrow morning, it will be the first. most of the first half of the morning. right around that 45-degree mark here for this afternoon. the good news is that high pressure comes in from the north. we'll push off to the east of us. watch what happens. i'll show you the seven-day forecast here. by the middle of the week. you could put your plants outside by the end of the weeblg. week. all right, carrie. much of northern maine also saw snow this past week. when does boston get its first inch? >> let's go with c. >> there you go. look at you. you were bragging. >> i'm usually wrong, so i have to brag every now and then. >> december 12th. we'll see. >> all right, thank you, dave. >>> making history way above earth. scott kelly's mission and why pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pu

jennifer connell says that her nephew jumped to greet her when she arrived at the home in west port four years ago. she fell and broke her wrist. she lost the lawsuit seeking $127,000. now she has become the focus of intense and vicious tweets and facebook posts. her attorneys say she never intended to take money from her family. she just wants the medical bills paid by homeowners insurance. >>> we are gathering new details on a developing story. a family gathering turns violent in new jersey. several people have been stabbed and we just spoke to a family member about a half hour ago. we will have a live update from the scene on the ongoing investigation. >> dramatic video of a man setting himself and his car on fire overnight. island police mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest wi-f

tonight one person is dead and another in custody after deadly crash west port. this happened yesterday along route six there. herald reporting tonight that 63 year old man accused driving wreck leslie and also suspect of being drunk when rear-ended another car woman in that car was thrown from her vehicle and killed. no word yet on the names of the people involved. police in new hampshire meanwhile are investigating armed robbery this happened early friday morning at gas staying on east hollis street. police say that black male between 5, 7 and 510 accused using knife to rob mobile gas station now lynn where police investigating bank robbery this happened tuesday is he bank market square. here picture of suspect between 30 and 40 years old. over six feet tall more than 200 pounds. >> tonight, all of man chester by the sea has water on once again after that major water main break. town officials say school street north street. as crews continue filling in hole there. yesterday morning that break caused the whole town to be without water for period of time. right

she sued her nephew after attending his birthday party in west port in 2011. she said he caused her to fall by knocking her to the ground ruling in severe personal injuries, including a fracture requiring surgery. connell said on the stand that her nephew was excited to see her when she got to his house. and when he leapt into her arms, he knocked her to the ground. she still wears an arm cast. after a two-day trial inside a county court howe, the jury unanimously refused to award her a single cent. >> we couldn't find him liable for what happened. >> reporter: the jury took less than 30 minutes to clear the 12-year-old of any wrongdoing. the 12-year-old still lives in this home with his father. neither was in the courtroom when the verdict came down. connell was seening more than $100 thouf to pay for medical bills. >> he is 12. he is very independent. a good kid. >> reporter: a kid who won this family feud against his 5-year-old aunt. i'm adam williams, 7 news. >> jadiann: poor little kid. a pizza delivery driver in tears. after a shocking surprise from a ch

west port man suspected of driving drunk had his bail revoked today at a fall river courtroom. prosecutors say 62-year-old robert hanson was drunk when he rear-ended another vehicle on route 6 west in westport friday night, killing 73-year-old geraldine correia. >> 87-year-old virginia and her killed in a meyer on mount calm street. three other people who lived in the house escaped. investigators are still searching for the cause of that fire. a multiple alarm fire sent newton firefighters scrambling. the fire broke out in the chimney of a home on bishop gate road. now, fox 25 first reported this story last night. firefighters say the flames spread from the chimney to the rest of the home. no one was hurt. >> boston university police are still looking for the man who raped a student inside her own dorm room. the suspect is described as a white man, college age with a medium build and brown hair. he was wearing a dark button down shirt and down vest jacket. the victim told investigators she did not know the man who entered her room and attacked her early sunday morning. a student

we'll head to the west port area where the first accident is on 95 southbound by exit 18. you see that blocks the right lane and shoulder. looks like a serious accident there. delays are very slow here. and then when you head a little further south of here, you have another accident on 95 southbound by exit 14. that one shuts down two lanes. this is what it looks like right about here, past route 7. we have a bunch of other problems on the roads as well. i'll have the details coming up. >> thank you very much. >>> new this morning, a mysterious death of a dog in central park. the owner was walking near the northwest entrance when he says his pet was shot. katherine creag is there. police are still trying to confirm what this owner is claiming happened to his dog. >> reporter: investigators certainly are, michael. dog owners are telling us it would be awful if it indeed was a bullet that struck down a dog. the dog was right here on this patch of grass and mulch in central park on the northwest corner of the park. 110th street right by central park west. that's where we saw

and 58, this is west port. i like this comment, he is still picking tomatoes. when is the first frost due? this weekend. it is going to be very, very cold. so particularly to the north, we are likely going to see frost and freeze advisory. i know, freeze too. and tony has 48. cooler there. and i like this tony, thanks for reminding all of us, happy birthday to the united states navy. i think it's 240. yeah, wearing my anchors away socks. and thank you men and women of the navy for all you do and happy birthday. that's a big cake. you would think of the cake the relative humidity at 60%. and look, 45. 46 in franklin. cool there. so okay, right now, 63 degrees in the city. it's 63 degrees right now. by sunday in the afternoon, it's only 54. a lot of folks sunday night into monday, even saturday night into sunday will see readings in the 30s. so enjoy that 74 today. almost 10 degrees above normal. 60s will dominate for the rest of the week. and 87 and 33 the records for the day. sun's up at 7:05. not going to see as much as yesterday. sunsets at 6:19. and also, ye

his dream was the florida east coast railway, which would run from jacksonville to key west connecting the ports of miami to the rail system of the rest of the united states, creating along its route new towns, new cities, new edens where america's rising middle class could frolic and play. he also agreed to lay a foundation for the city on both sides of the river. as more and more whites moved in, segregation took hold and much of the bahamian community was forced into the black neighborhoods like overtown. if you're looking for old miami, original miami, you're looking to a great extent for black miami. ♪ ♪ ♪ these days liberty city is mostly ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter of the black community. a lot has happened since then. >> corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> what do you usually get? >> the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> a lot of good cooking traditio

>> to the ports in shanghai or to the west -- >> in general. i just saw it in shanghai. >> we started deploying that equipment here with u.s. customs and border protection in 2002. it was right around that time that would you see the equipment deployed nationwide or around the world. we scened a 10 to 15-year life cycle at that time. the technology was new. we didn't know what to expect. it's held up well. it's been the workhorse of radiation detection in our seaports and they are coming to the end of that life cycle so we do need to replace them. there's better technology or the algorithms have advanced from where we were in 2002. the original equipment speaking for los angeles/long beach the equipment deployed would receive about 300 to 400 radiation al m alarms a day of the roughly 13,000 containers that enter l.a./long beach on a given day. they were all nonthreat materials. naturally occurring radiological materials and medical isotopes and that type of threat. with the new algorithms we've reduced that number to 35 to 50 alarms a day. so,

the clouds are off to the west/northwest williams port, state college, harrisburg that's where all the clouds are this morning. all this will charge east during the arch as the cold airlines descends into the mid atlantic and the great lake states. you can see where the cold sir is sitting. it's a huge dome of high pressure taking up the eastern two-thirds of the nation with the quieter conditions in the packed northwest and colorado, denver. you'll be in the 80s and 90s once again today. it's cold for everybody east of the mississippi, but it's really cold. today we're starting out with sunshine, increasing clouds during the day, in one or two areas maybe you see a quick-hitting shower most of us us stay dry. overnight tonight it's clear and cold, we lose the wind temperatures dropping into the 20s. tomorrow it's a day full of sunshine, bright tblu skies, it's -- bright blue skies, it's chilly. high temperatures top out in the 50s, not to mention you'll have this to deal with, a breeze. gusts up to 20 miles per hour in philadelphia. anywhere from ten tow 20 throughout the afternoon --

west. a very important fact is that the port authority has opened an international design competition to anyone wants to participate. they will monitor and studies designs and pick the best one out of the bunch. will it be a big success? >> less than ten days remain >> this is where president kennedy,. >> in its prime the ss united states was the world's fastest ship transporting the elite of the 1950s and 60s to europe and beyond. >> if you were aare a crew member you have the same job because no matter what port you went into, shopkeepers and taxicab drivers would stop and say, you are an american. >> people call that america's flagship. >> this is where the beautiful people congregated at night. >> today it is a different story. this is continuing to rust away while costing an estimated $60,000 a month just to maintain. but now that money is running out, and a preservationist don't raise enough money to keep it afloat it could all be gone. >> america's flagship is allowed to just be trash? what does that say about us? >> tirelessly working away to save the ship. more than one decade ago, wor

west. and andrew siff is outside the port authority head kwaushters with the detail. >> reporter: the decision was de late is afternoon in wer manhattan at the port authority head'uarters. but it involves the price real estate, 8,000 buses a day, the port authority bus terminal.

possibly on the west coast and note this is red tracks near port viartau. this is one of the worst hurricanes ever to hit areas of mexico in their history. as far as texas goes, right now, we're okay. we have one flash flood warning. five day rainfall totals because of the storm we're dealing with now and steeling moisture, we're going to end up with a widespread area of rain in texas. and it's expected to be one of the worst storms in our country's history. now a closer look at the day ahead. temperatures will be kept down today. we'll have the clouds and the rainfall. thode worst flooding potential is down towards areas of waco, austin and san antonio. and cooler rain for you in areas of minnesota. updates on the complete weekend forecast coming up. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e . yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... b but you know the difference. e trade' s bar code scanner. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e trade opportunity is

west barry. customers on the port jefferson and ronkonkoma branches are being asked to avoid taking the train altogether. but the mets win yesterday should actually make things go a little smoother. >> there was a competition where very much -- a lot of people wanting to go to citi field this weekend. i do want to thank the new york mets for removing that complication from this weekend's work. and we no longer have to worry about game six or game seven. >> [laughter] 's back -- another reason to love the mets. >> you should know buses will replace trains between hicksville and mineola. service west of huntington will operate every hour instead of every 30 minutes. >> the mets can do no wrong. >>> star shining on them. >> still to come, costume concerns. could a popular halloween costume be dangerous for your kids? >>> the heartbroken family of a 4-year-old girl killed in a road rage incident in new mexico say they are determined to get justice for her. lily garcia's father had just picked her up from school when he and the suspect tony torres began cutting each other off on i-40 in albuquerque. that's w

they have the port on the west coast of syria. i have to wonder because pressure from u.s. and coalition sources in the med are too strong for them to do it, or what exactly are they doing? russia claims they fired 2cruise missiles, hit 11 targets. 26. remember what they call terrorists basically anyone against assad. deidre: right. not clearly isis although they are saying they are targeting isis. >> absolutely. it is questionable when you fire missiles that long of a range, why would you do it, especially if you have airplanes in the air. what kind of intelligence do you have? i seriously doubt they have intelligence that they're not injuring innocent civilians. we've been careful in our campaign. we don't want to hurt people on the ground that are innocents. seems russia doesn't care. administration is talking about they are into something that will not end well for them. they will make the situation on the ground worse and anger people. deidre: to your point, putin doesn't have the same pressure about collateral damage, civilian damage in the u.s. we take responsibility

port neal welding company sky cams hd. temperatures warmer than normal today, and we'll start november very warm too! temperatures are in the 60s west, and 50s east. in the west, that's 20 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday! winds are breezy, most out of the northwest, shifting more southerly tonight. halloween! cool trick or treat with temperatures in the 50s at 8. getting into the 40s with clear skies tonight and plenty of ghosts and ghouls! an extra hour of spookiness tonight at 2 as we fall back. yesterday's rain has pushed east, clear skies in siouxland. tonight, no rain but ghosts on stormcast hd! ghosts and clear skies through the overnight, but they leave tomorrow and warmer temperatures come in! lots of sunshine with temperatures hitting the 70 degree mark for the first day of november! similar pattern stays for the start of next week. sunshine and temperatures in the low 70s again on monday. clear skies monday night, and the sunshine on tuesday, but winds pick up and temperatures get into the mid 70s! tonight, lots of candy and spider webs! oh and ghosts and ghouls! clear skies and a low of 41, winds shifting t

west of where it stands now. that is far from being the story. the port authority has opened up an international design competition for firms around the world to terminal. decision on these designs by september 2016. that is less than one year for these people to get it together and get the board to make a decision. >> the idea they're trying to distract everybody by putting up these models of what this wonderful 10 billion-dollar monstrosity will look like, how about saving money and get buses to run on time. >> by the time it's on the entire board of directors will probably not be there. >> what we need is more terminal. >> can the do a good job building another terminal. >> it's not an expert. their political hacks earning several hundred thousand dollars per year and it is on the backs of the commuters in the riegler people that have to use the service every day. >> i love this hole, were open to crazy wild ideas which will slow down the process, which will never get approved. >> we are getting hundreds of thousands of people cross the river every sin

hanging out the lower 50's at the era port, upper 40's in voorhees and palmyra. north and west, cooler just like yesterday, quakertown, chilly at 41 and 45 in will allentown at this hour. storm scan three quiet. we are in the clear, notice more clouds and showers across, northwestern, pennsylvania. that is cold front tracking through later today and evening hours, mainly bringing us clouds. the mostly a shower should break up but not a lot of moisture. warm ahead of the front, we're in the 70's today. north wind return. sixty's for high on friday. saturday still on the cool side. another front comes in sunday triggers off another shower in the afternoon. today, again mainly just some cloud around, front coming through evening hours that is it just seeing cloud over delaware valley and a stray sprinkle we're back in the sunshine friday. work outside today 76 degrees, warm and pleasant we're back down to the lower 60es a. nicole, back to you. >>> authorities are asking for public's help identifying those involved in the fight after monday night's eagles game. a giants fan was kno

. >> the port authority unanimously approved a new $10 billion bus terminal one block west of the old one and they build a tower with apartments or officers on the old site to help pay for it. >> i think it's a good idea. >> plenty of support for scrapping the dreary current model but also concern. what do you think after the idea? >> probably a waste of money. >> why so? >> well they should just enhance this. it is efficient as far as i'm concerned. some already weary of a longer walk. the subway would no longer connect directly to the bus terminal. >> i come from the "a" train and cut through here for me it's convenient. >> some at today's board meeting wondered why the agency suddenly moved forward after stalling in a bus decision in past years. >> i think it would be important conclusions came to be. >> and airpoee workers wpo have en asking for a raise not happy that money is being spent j sewhere. but supporters say the bold step of building new infrastructure prepares for a future when tens of thousands more commuters use the terminal in the coming years. >> it will give the co

port kaituma. that's 150 miles north west of georgetown in guyana on the northern coast of south america.rying to find out why it happened. we do have a particular interest. two nbc newsmen were shot to death there. they were in guyana with representative leo ryan. democrat of california. ryan was killed. >> i don't think that anyone was expecting physical trouble at that level, guns, weaponry, that sort of thing. i think everybody was surprised. >> i really think he thought he was a member of congress. i mean there's a congressional shield of protection. we wouldn't any of doing that today without taking protection or security. >> congressman leo ryan had taken a news team and a group of concerned relatives to guyana for a look inside jonestown where jim jones and his california people's temple had relocated under a dark and growing cloud of accusations. >> a lot of constituents had young children, young adolescent children and young adults who had become involved in the people's temple. and they were concerned about them. and a number of them came to congressman ryan and said, we think

estimates that the panama canal expansion could lead to 10% of west coast ship traffic shifting to the east in the next five years. ports up and down the eastern seaboard are spending billions to snag a share of that traffic. jaxport's taylor says his harbor needs to be deepened by seven feet, or else. >> we will lose the opportunity to participate in the single biggest growth segment over the next 20 years. >> reporter: taylor says his 40- foot deep channel is already too shallow. it requires some large ships to carry less than a full load to avoid scraping the bottom. and that results in less revenue for the port. >> if we do not deepen this port, i would expect to see the business that we've worked so hard to gain to gradually move north of here, and all those jobs that we've worked to gain will move there as well. >> reporter: the 13-mile dredging project, simulated in this jaxport video, has a big price tag: nearly $700 million. all of it is expected to come from the government. last year, congress passed a $12 billion bill to improve the nation's ports. but so far, jaxport hasn't seen any federal funding. savannah

ported in that area. here's the jet stream. youan see the big trou out west gets cut off for a little while. a little trough moving thru the great lakes and northeast. a quick cool down there. and then the main trough comes east. and it'll be a sharper cool down as we head thru theeekend into earlier next week for areas from central plains into the east coast areas. that's a look across the country now let's look at some local forecasts. for ogden utah today, clouds a shower or t'showers possible in warm. high of 75. and nashville, tennessee partly to mostly sunny skies. pleasant. high around 73. up next in our dairy today report, the world's largest yogurt maker has positive expectations for profits in europe. and the root of the genseng plant has long been treasured for it's medicinal properties in eastern medicine. but the high dollar cash crop is underseige from poacher. we'll see how owers are hoping to protect these plpnts today on in the country. this is machinery pete invnving you to check oututmy new website -machinery pete.com -offering farmers tens of thousands of used equipnt wor

you go west you hit the mediterranean and that is la tak ia which is a port series. >> nothing about isis in that area. that's not where russia is focusing and going to be focusing. and we want to show the map where the air strikes are. red marks are the air strikes and way to the right of your screen is on the northwest, that is an area around where isis is. and most of the air strikes are not there. and so the question is for the air strikes, the russia have done twice as many air strikes and i am curious is that aggressively more and more impact that we are and how do you see those numbers? >> the russians are backing the ground forces. the ground forces are the syrian and hesbollah and malittias are supporting the government and soon iranian forces. they have an effective ground force operation where they can use that russia air power effectively and we are on the other hand absent the kurdish areas where we have significant strikes. we are just out there plinking vehicles and taking out bulldozers and things like that and an oil location because that kind of infrastructure is ea

west of manzanillo. that's the area of concern. that is a port city there of 100,000 people and they'll see the potential of a 15-foot storm surge and the highest ever recorded in western mexico. notice puerto vallarta. this is good news and they're on the west side of the storm and i want to show you the winds associated with this and if you're on the west side, they're not going to see as much of a storm surge and hurricane-force winds only extend 30 miles out from the center and that's in the red. look as we move in time here, puerto vallarta may see 60-mile an hour winds and at least not the sustained hurricane-force winds and that's better news here as it moves off and they'll continue to see these winds get out of here by 1:00, and 2:00 in the morning and needless to say this is going to be devastated for parts of mexico and they'll be without power and most likely without water for days, if not weeks. pat? >> all right. thank you, doug. >>> nbc news confirms the latest on the first u.s. combat death in iraq in four years. master sergeant j

west. heaviest rain, strongest wind this afternoon and this evening, ponding, poor visibility, slippery roadways. you've got leaves everywhere now so that the intersections and things where there's leaves, very slippery roads. north port, massapequa, hauppauge, 51 degrees, 40s north and west. the temperatures are mild for the overnight hours. the east, southeast wind keeps pouring water in here. with the waves and the wind that creates a situation where there could be flooding and high tide. a coastal flood advisory to be on the lookout for that today. five boroughs of new york city, long island sound, jersey shore. here's a couple of showers down towards trenton. the bulk of that rain is still off to our south and west. heavy rain all the way from pittsburgh to detroit to cleveland, cincinnati, all the way to chicago. even our futurecast showing that rain not really coming strong into much of the area until after lunchtime. so a few showers this morning, showers at lunch. heavy rain by 2:00 through the evening commute. look at tonight, maybe even a rumble of thunder tonight as this pushes through. there's going to be a front that comes through this evening and tonight and overnight into thursday morning. thursday's g

radar shows showers right now from newberry port but outside of this area, notice that the radar is quieting down. we are almost done the rain and west of 495, there seemed break the cloud cover. i expect sunshine, you see the skinny line of showers to the west. this is a cold front with the leading edge of cooler temperatures. we drop into the 40' s in minneapolis. there' s cooler air on the way as the clouds break for sunshine, we sneaked into the lower 70' s so warming up this afternoon into the lower 70' s but we have cooler air on the way and we' ll talk about the coldest air of the season this weekend. erika: major mess on 93 north in new hampshire. state police say the driver of this box truck fell asleep, triggering a crash. it happened in windham around 6:00 a.m. the truck overturned then hit a guardrail and a car, blocking all lanes. the highway had to be shut down for three hours to clean up a large diesel spill. the truck driver was not hurt. two people in the car were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. new details about this lowell police officer, allegedly found asleep on the job. the lowell sun says jeffrey moo

. >> reporter: now, the cars were sent out of ports in new york and new jersey and shipped to west africa. law enforcement officers say it was lucky that no victims were shot and killed because the carjackers always used guns. steve: crazy stuff. thank you. former house speaker pled guilty today. he's accused of lying to pay someone 3-1/2 million dollars, the money used to cover up reported misconduct by the illinois republican. prosecutors are dropping charges accusing him of violating federal banking laws. his sentencing is set for dari: paul ryan one step closer to becoming the next speaker of the house. the gop caucus officially republican today. the full house is expected to vote tomorrow, and the 45-year-old will replace current speaker john boehner, who unexpectedly announced his resignation last month. >> if you're not into baseball, there's another event going on, the republican presidential candidates gearing up for their third debate. it's happening in colorado. this one will focus on the economy. the big ones that everybody will be focusing on, ben carson, donald trump and jeb

west. but not in any significant fashion. 48 in sussex. 55 in newburgh. and 54 in poe kip it is. brid port with 58 degrees. today's highs, look at this. we were almost at 80 degrees as headed into dutchess county. 75 in newburgh. 75 in sendand 75 in belma as well e second half of the day, possible slight of showers. mostly to the north and west. but we do cloud up. by friday it's all out of the way. cooler air makes its way in. and as we head to friday, we're also in clear skies once again. 57 is where we say good night. that will be ourow temperature during the overnigh and as we go into tomorrow, i should say, 74 degrees. milder weather for us. and then the change happens as we head into the weekend. cooler air, breezy conditions. winds gusting to about 20 miles per hour. saturday and sunday, cloud up, better chance of rain sunday night. but not the kind of rain we need. these are just scattered showers throughout the area. that's a quicf look at the forecast and into next week we stay in the 60s pretty m h. >> all right, thank you. >>> a change of heart for lamar odom and khloe kardashi

porting afghan asylum-seekers. it is part of a strategy to stowe -- show strength. this strategy has been targeting so-called economic migrants from the westkans, and now it is shifting to afghans as the numbers of asylum seekers from the balkan countries are decreasing. when hehook your head says that partially explains it. judy: explain her shift. german chancellor angela merkel is alone in this crisis. she is alone at the top, not only germany, but alone in europe. so much for european solidarity. german chancellor angela merkel brought the europeans together with sanctions over russia, and the eurozone, and somehow the europeans are saying that you look after this. so much for solidarity. heaven forbid if something went really wrong in ukraine. would europe open the door to ukrainians? >> let's take a look at another potential pressure that european leaders in many countries are facing. a number of countries are seeing the rise of right-wing parties riding a wave of anxiety and fear about migration. let's take a look. ♪ >> there is a move to the right in europe. the most recent example is poland. to victory on an anti-migrant ticket. i

port authority bus terminal. the agency voted to replace the outdated facility. the terminal, the new one, will be one block west. officials are hoping to fund part of the project by building a tower on the site of the old bud ilding, renting out the space. construction, though, not expected to be completed until, darlene, 2030. >> oh, it's around the corner. >> there might be a delay. >> good morning, chris. >> good morning, guys. watching temperatures slowly slide on down through the morning hours. right now we're still in the mid and upper 50s. we may shave off a few more degrees and bounce back a little this afternoon. the north wind lin crease. a nice deep blue sky. a chilly friday night. temperatures will slide back into the 30s and 40s once again. 58 degrees in town. 8:00 a.m., about 56. 60 at noon. that should be about the high. then we start to slide back to the 50s. it will be a bright day. 4:35. emily west in for lauren. how's the commute? >> taking the subways, there's some overnight track work. just take a look and keep that in mind as you head out this morning. should wrap up within the next half h

west bank. little things like that maybe eventually allowing gaza to have a port maybe under the joint authorityrael and others. but it has to be incremental things. it's not like tomorrow someone's going to end the violence. but i think incremental improvement and the well being of all those who live in the confines over there is going to be part of the answer. but it won't ever be a complete, you know, sharp demarcation that this is the final solution. >> israeli leaders blaming palestinian leaders for inciting violence. palestinian leaders say look all these young people stabbing israelis stabbing jews is a result of decades and decades of no hope and people living under occupation. what do you think? >> i don't think there is an easy answer. and it's hard for me to actually know the truth of everything. we can see on the news and there's probably both sides to things, but i think it's not my role or the role if i were president or as a u.s. senator to say to israel or to say to those who live in the west bank that i know what's best for them and i'm going to tell you how to behave. ultimatel

ports in new jersey and new york. many of the thefts running through the shopping mecca of pamams. they were to be ship today west african nations where they could be resold to two to three times their value. similar to the short hills mall car jacking of two years ago, armed car jacking were part of the investigation. owners some find it hard to believe it could happen here. >> this is a very safe town. and we have an excellent police department. >> reporter: 22 people are charged are first degree racketeering. 18 have been arrested so far. the key to their success, the key fob. getting it anyway they could. so valets were also victims. >> one got out and pointed a gun directly at the valet. demanding the keys to a mercedes s 550 and a bentley continental gt. >> reporter: that's enough to make the owner of this lexus think twice. >> it makes me think twice. i'll walk to dinner. >> reporter: the attorney general wouldn't go that far. he emphasized never leave your car with the engine running. if approached don't resist. most of these cars will be going back to the insurance companies for them to resell. brian tho

to the western portion around port vallarta and they're making their way in toward the north and west. i want to show you the winds here and what i'm showing you is hurricane-force winds of 75 miles an hour or greater. so, yes, we are seeing over 1 195-mile-per-hour winds. manzanillo will see winds over 60 miles per hour and not quite hurricane force and their biggest threat will be flooding and storm threat. for puerto vallarta the winds here may only get to 40 to 50 miles per hour sustained and they may see hurricane-force winds and they're not seeing the 190 mile per hour winds and those should stay to the south and that is very good news for them and i don't think they'll see much in the storm surge and puerto vallarta may get hit, but they won't see the worst of the storm. >> people in the newsroom have friends who are vacationing there and we just heard a woman say they'll try it out if they can't get inland. >> i think in puerto vallarta you can. the reason i say that is because it will be far enough south and east away from them that the highest winds and the storm surge shoul

port jefferson. he was climbing down a letter when he fell.>>> now a developing story. violence at the west bank. palestinians clashed with about 30 jewish worshipers who illegally leaked -- entered a pain, we feel pain too. >> reporter: a spokesman said that the mayor considered a trip to the west bank, but it was canceled because of security concerns. >>> a $75,000 or to catch the island house hitting a 12-year- old girl inside. this morning, she remains in grave condition. the police say that she was shot in the head as she stood in the living room of her hempstead home. she is being treated at the hospital as she -- a family keeps vigil at her bedside. the intended target was a young man who had been targeted before. >> he got out of the car and was about to enter the door. they missed him and hit the girl.>> reporter: nassau police are trying to determine if the shooting was gang related.>>> the bus drivers reject their contract. >> i don't considered a journey, it was a trip to hell and back.>> you often hear about women who have breast cancer, but what about men. the stigma and helping men

on the lirr port jeff branch still seeing delays due to a broken rail east of cold spring harbor. metro north is on time, opposite side boarding, west haven strafford and milford stations with ongoing track work, new jersey transit on time. george looks okay, lincoln 10, holland 10 minutes in. watch for a problem on 6 eastbound towards 293 and woodbury with an accident being cleared and the palisades parkway south. also a problem at the throgs neck bridge, throgs neck bridge heading into queens. it's an accident in the process of being cleared, and again, alternate side parking rules are suspended for religious observance. metered parking rules are in effect. we're going to go over to john del giorno high over the l.i.e. >> we begin the morning on the l.i.e. westbound of van dam street with an accident, two lanes were blocked on the main line. one vehicle still left over there on the westbound service road. all lanes on the main line have been reopened. traffic is moving well but delays still heavier than normal. we'll pull the shot out and take you back to the elevated portion of the l.i.e. you can see the bumper-to- bumper volume.

port. these clouds actually erupted into severe weather just off the coast. i want to show you instagram water spout off the beach there, west hampton beach, sent in about 100 crow. you can actually see a better definition, water spout right there off the coast. hampton bays. there were may reign warnings issued with these. brief heavy rains through parts of money talk -- of the area. in the city it is the mix of blue and bright clouds. mostly sunny and 61. variable winds at 7. doesn't tell the whole story. we are still dealing with a northwest wind gusting to 20, 25 miles per hour, maybe a degree or two warmer than we were yesterday, even though it doesn't feel like it with the stronger wind. 66 the hoped-for high that would keep us above normal for the last day. as expected we now have frost you about. it is a freeze watch to the east and into the hudson valley. saturday night into sunday morning. watch for this to expand. and pay attention. cold overnight saturday into sunday, sunday into monday. i'll tell you what, a few clouds out there, the wind whipping in, out of the northwest. all that have cool air waiting to take

west, and that is where the rain is reaching the ground. overnight, our entire area will become saturated and we will almost all see rain overnight. the port neal welding company skycam hd shows no rain yet from the ho chunk k centre. the almanac shows a high today of 6 6after a low of 39. the king's pointe e skycam hd shows dry conditions. sioux city has 57 degrees. siouxland temperatures are in the 50s with 60s across the south. winds are from the southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. local temperatures show a warm front to our south. along this front, rain is forming. more rain is located in south dakota, closer to a low pressure center. the stormcast hd shows the warm front moving through tonight, which will yield slowly rising temperatures and increasing rain chances. the low will push a coldfront through tomorrow, keeping rain chances alive--and a few thunderstorms are possible too. the rain forecast shows that most of siouxland will see 0.5" to 1.0" total tomorrow, but a few spots could be closer to 2". sioux city could see 1.45". tonight's low will be 55 with rain and slowly rising temperatures. tomorrow, 68 will be the high with ra

the port neal welding company skycam hd in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam plentiful sunshine. shows low levels of temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. the wind is picking up from the west and northwest sustained between 10 and 20 miles per hour and gusting around 30. sky conditions are mostly clear with some clouds to the south associated with a cold front. here's a look at your stormcast hd where a cold front moves through today. we'll have a strong morning and reach its peak during the early afternoon with wind gusts getting up to 30 miles per hour. calmer conditions take over tonight and we'll likely see our first frost. then we'll have a gradual warm-up through the weekend with highs moving through the 60s and into the 70s. dry conditions will the weekend. today's high temperature is low is 30 degrees. a effect as near the freezing mark tonight. tomorrow's high is 59 with sunshine. forecast where showers returning next week on monday and tuesday. scott: nasa's hubble space telescope has snapped jupiter's annual portrait. movement of jupiter's clouds can be seen in the second image. the maps confirm the great red spot is shrinking and becoming more circular - as it

port jeff branch with equipment problems but overall everything on time. new jersey transit on time metro north on time, on the new haven line opposite side boarding still west haven stations. one, two and three back on track overnight track work cleared on the subways, george 20, lincoln 30, holland 10 and watch for delays on the new york bay extension eastbound on 14 a with an accident. route 4 traffic is busy eastbound with a collision. let's go outside i want to show you a look at route 4 again the volume on 4 eastbound as you head trying to get out toward fort lee very busy with that accident and let's go to our other camera. it's still very busy on the van wick southbound getting down toward q gardens the earlier problems completely cleared. alternate side parking rules are in effect back over to you. >> debbie thank you. >>> 6:49. still ahead disturbing video of an attempted kidnapping and teenager daring escape. >>> a car plows into a convenience store but it's no i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. take metro north to take in the beautiful fall foliage from

port neal welding company sky cam hd. warmer than normal today, and warmer than yesterday! 67 after we hit the freezing mark this morning! temperatures are in the mid 50s west, still about 5 to 10 mph. tonight, clear skies and getting chillyly40 by 6am with increasing c cuds for tomorrow see the clouds starting to get going on satellite. high pressure is well east but still southerly flow. increasing those clouds by daybreak. tomorrow, more clouds than we've seen this weekend, mostly cloudy but dry. we almost get moisture flow from the rockies and the gulf. rain chances come into play on tuesday, although they are looking to be pretty isolated with most of the moisture staying south and east. wednesday, we dry out but a cool snap kicks in with some canadian air. report card: slight decrease in our grade as we increase cloud cover, but not too bad for our monday. chilly at the bust stop, but more clouds by recess. temps hover 60 by dismissal. tonight, 40, clear, quiet, and a bit cold! tomorrow, more clouds, breezy with seasonal tempmpatures. 61 for your high. 7-day has that slight t in chance on tuesday, pretty breezy with gusts up to 40mph possible on wedne

west. >> we have delays still on the also on the lirr. port jeff br ch. that's due to a broken rail east of the cold spring harbora station. ronkonkoma trains are adding stops. turnpike northbound, the inner adway and north of the city, a crash on 84 eastbound near exit 16 . e taconic. >>> thank you, emily. we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>> chilly morning. we'll break out into occasional sunshine. clouds and breezy. beautiful stretch tuesday, wednesday, low to mid 70s. upper 60s with sunshine thursday. few showers friday and by the weekend, a mix of clouds and sun and comfortable temperatures. mid and upper 60s. darlene. >> thank you very much, chris. savannah goes one-on-one live with presidential candidate hillary clinton with town hall events. >>> 7:30 now on this monday morning, it is the 5th of tober, 2015, and you are looking at devastating flooding in south carolina. a state of emergency has been declared. we're going to go back to al who is in the hardest hit areas of that region in just a moment. good morning. we are here in hollis, n