. >>> it's been more than 18 months since a metro north train crashed in westchester killing six people, but the ntsb still hasn't issued a report. the commuter train struck an suv as it sat on the tracks. the driver of that suv was killed along with five others on the train. the ntsb will determine probable cause for the issue safety recommendations. the ntsb issued a statement saying the cause of accidents are often complex and a great deal of work is required to determine what really happened. we want to be sure our conclusions our correct. >>> just a week after a major security scare at kennedy airport, this morning laguardia had one. just after 9:00 a.m., the tsa reported a possible breach in forced passengers to wait outside. as it turns out, the person did not actually cross into a secure zone after they sorted through all of it. over the weekend, both senator charles schumer and governor cuomo called for an overview of security procedures at airports. >>> better get baquero for the best gps tracking watches for kids and how they work. >>> we'll show you what's being done on a ba

. >>> six people rescued after they got trapped by a fast moving fire in westchester county. three adults and three children were stuck on the 5th floor of the building this morning. the fire broke out on the third floor and spread from there. but those six people had to use fire escapes. >> the first companies here found heavy fire. fire did extend to 4 and 5 which is one of the scenarios we try to avoid. then it can spread horizontally. >> that fire very challenging for firefighters. the red cross is offering assistance to over 50 people. >>> a heat advisory effect. is relief finally in sight? let's hope so. meteorologist jeff smith is in for lee goldberg and is here with the accuweather forecast. the heat, i can't even speak, jeff. >> especially over the weekend. it was so outrageously hot out there. we got a little bit of relief today. we've taken the edge off a bit. temperature got up to 91 in central park compared to middle and upper 90s over the weekend and the dew points and the humidity has fallen just a bit. right now fallen down to about 89 in the park. 80s on the

learn more at cancercenter.com/caremanager >>> good news from westchester community college for current and prospective students. there will be no tuition increase through next year. full-time non-residents will pay $5900 a semester. tuition rates same for part-time students as well. >>> port authority police had a major rescue today. a dog named dart escaped from terminal c and took off running, dodging traffic and racing through parking lots. the chase came to an end when dart got stuck in a muddy marsh. reunited with his owner.

in westchester, heavy rain, a lot of lightning near 202.ving in. we'll keep watching these strong thunderstorms. these are all moving mainly to the east at 35 miles an hour. we'll look at the one right over radner and 476 here. this will be approaching marion by 5:33, philadelphia right around 5:45. so if europe's in the philadelphia area, especially you may have noticed the skies darkening. we do have one strong storm on the way. we've seen hail around downingtown. golf ball-sized hail. any storms that develop the rest of this evening, there's potential for heavy rain, damaging winds and hail. we are definitely seeing indications of that. now we're looking at lambburgville, near buckingham and bucks county, grant toward hopewell township and mercer county. rain with a lot of lightning. again, you want to wait until we give you the all clear to go outside. the thunderstorms have been flaring up this afternoon. against mostly north and west of philadelphia. we're also dealing with the high heat and high humidity, making the rest of the area

the only showers are northern new jersey headed toward orange and westchester. it doesn't look like all the moisture has camein just yet . it'sa struggle . partly cloudy sky. shower chances back out there tomorrow with a high of 87. no major threats out there. let's bring in nine hours ines with some construction delays what else? >> 17 southbound with flooding in both directions. be careful around that. let's go to the cameras and looked at the fdr drive. 79th street northbound and southbound with all lanes closed between 61st street. let's look over at the grand central parkway service road. construction is set up but nothing significant. the trains are and close to schedule. juliet answers the.> think you come ines. we move on to seriousness. through before hurt in little barry new jersey. one of those people was only three years old. the gas line ruptured setting the two frame house on fire. they dropped kids from the firefighters. >> all were suffering severe burns. >> hopefully everything will be okay there. unusual request from the father of the killer. >

we received 1.36 inches of rain with no flooding in northern westchester. see, it depended where you were. some people got a healthy amount of rain, but other folks, not so much. a live look outside, and this is our camera that is high atop of the you can see the clouds and fog out there, 76 degrees and the current temperature in the city. winds out of the southwest at 11 miles an hour, and the rain is wrapping up, and it will continue to do so over the next few hours, and then the clearing will really begin overnight, and tomorrow, we are calling it refreshing, almost like a spring day tomorrow, and 86 degrees, and that was the high temperature today, and 4 degrees above the norm, and 10 degrees shy of the record set back in 1955, and here's the now, and still seeing some of the heavier rain, especially along the coastal areas of connecticut, and long island, spotty, depending on where you were. remember, there's parts of long island yesterday that got anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain, and so a little hit or miss, but that's it. here's the cold front ag

back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> the mother of a 15-month-old girl found dead in westchester is due in court today. dasia bartee facing a manslaughter charge for the death of samia yusef. police found her body on friday. she had significant injuries to her face. police say her body was very cold and may have been put in a freezer. >>> police are investigating a a possible hate crime. it happened saturday night at the 1 train platform at 110th street in morning side heights. police say the victim was on the train with his partner and argued with another rider. when the train reached the station, the suspect made anti-gay slurs, stabbed the man with an unknown object. the victim had puncture wounds to his torso and chest but he's expected to be okay. >>> on staten island, a pro donald trump side burned down outside a home investigators are trying to figure out if this was done on purpose. sam pirozzolo woke up to his giant "t" sign in flames this was about 1:00 a.m. yesterday. the fire is under investigation as suspicious. pirozzolo said he has built displays in the past, he sa

they're collecting samples of the insects in westchester county. scientists will examine which ones could carry the west nile virus or zika. westchester health officials carrying either viruses. >>> and here we go. >> we're taking a look outside behind us here. >> we just wanted you to absorb that story for a moment. >> just felt fantastic here, janice. >> it is great. it is fantastic. clear skies, no i'll give you the news on when we may see some 90s again. this is from our top of the rock camera. it is on the 70th floor here at 30 rock. it shows a beautiful sky out there. everybody, i hope you had a chance to enjoy the day because it sure was fantastic. temperatures were mainly in the 70s to right around 80. these are the type of temperatures of what you would see in the fall and and the spring. newark. 78 in bridgeport. right now it is 77 in the city with light winds. most of the day the winds have been coming in from the southeast. plenty of sunshine out there. hope you get to enjoy the rest of this evening. 75 at 7:00 p.m. maybe you're going t

. >>> and shooting death of an elderly man in westchester gunned down outside a store. newly released video. >>> brazen crime caught on camera, how long it took for criminals to get away with tens of thousands of dollars worth of guns. >>> i'm meteorologist can we do it again tomorrow? when does the heat and humidity fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. >>> tonight new video of a deadly shooting in westchester county. elderly man gunned down from outside the store, visiting from out of the country. >> just an innocent bystander. siegal. >> reporter: police tell me they're confident they're going to catch this gunman. that new video shows the moment when 79-year-old manuel aealla shot and killed here

and it extended but did not include westchester county. westchester county was deeply divided between loyalists and rebels. there was a constant civil war going on in westchester county throughout the war. but if you get about that, as you go along the hudson, the british had less and less political support. this was true as you go all the way to the canadian border. most of the canadians were french. the french did not like them either. the french had a brilliant governor that kept the lid on them. but the french were not crazy about them either. when general burgoyne was coming down from canada in 1777, he was expecting loyalists to fill out his army. hero back home to his superior, where are they? -- he wrote back home to his superior, where are they? and less than half even want to fight. at the same time he said there are thousands of american militiamen coming from everywhere to strengthen my opponent. but he got to saratoga, the american army was about 15,000. his army was shrinking down to 5000. why? because of political conditions

the special donations for these police dogs in westchester county. and lonnie, we are ready for the weekend. >> you bet we are. looks like there could be some rain over portions of the weekend. evening news," another shake-up for donald trump's campaign. scott pelley here live with that and more. >> reporter: donald trump's campaign manager got the boot today over allegations that he was involved in some shady business in ukraine! we have also sent our charlie d'agata to ukraine to dig into this story about paul manafort. we'll have all that and the rest of the world news coming up on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. easiest, because now there are new tourism guides on the road, and on your phone that make it easier to find the places you love. find great dining, amazing history, and world-class entertainment, no matter where you are. take the ultimate road trip and see why i love new york. my son has meningitis b. his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no v

tell you what else we have going on westchester crash by cross westchester blocking a lane there. long island commute is god no problems in suffolk county either. not a bad delay. just looks good around there. no delay to toll plaza same for holland and george washington bridge. juliet and tes >> thank you very much ines. j people living in queens neighborhood continue to protest the city plan to turn a holiday inn hotel into a homeless shelter. >> a lot of folks came out hundreds last night to voice their opposition. the plan calls for housing 110 family at the location and no more than 220 people. the city has promised it 24/7 security but neighbors are really not too happy about them and they're not convinced they don't really trust the city i'm guessing. location close to school and parks and really they say it's a safety issue. >> putting another shelter in our home, in our backyards we have three, we're tired of it. it's just a lox right by the park pl right by the two schools, another park a quarter mile from you. with the location -- and we disagree with the way city dropp

. >>> a westchester county firefighter suspended over words he posted online praising cop killers. is that free speech or should he lose his job? lou young with the story in mount vernon. >> reporter: a lone cop on foot post in mount vernon must wonder what's become of things. a firefighter in this westchester county community is suspended for publicly praising cop killers in an online post that takes your breath away. >> i >> i think it's disgusting. and it's dishonorable. >> reporter: lieutenant omar lanier apparently put the statement on instagram during last month's dallas police murders. hooray for dallas and the real gangsters who took the shot, it's time people. let's keep in going, no regard for those who have no regard for us. die for freedom! >> it was a shock. it was a shock. >> reporter: the city's acting fire commissioner says the posting is out of character but unforgivable. his job. >> at the conclusion. our investigation, we suspended him -- at the conclusion of our investigation we suspended him without pay. >> reporter: lanier has been with the department for nine

westchester an accident. approaching the cross westchester. two lanes blocked with that accident. here is look into the delay i told you about the turnpike. you can see the delay southbound as you pass newark airport. northbound delays because of earlier accident towards the north bay extension. long island expressway by 106 and 107 by the island moving questions. westbound normal delay. eastbound accident by casino boulevard. one lane with that one. lynn kong tunnel. 20 minutes inbound. holland tunnel, 20 to 30 both approaches. trains are looking good. street cleaning rules back in effect. greg and rosanna. greg: should a major holiday inn hotel in queens converted to homeless shelter? people who live nearby say no there is no public transportation. no fast-food restaurants. there is not a supermarket. there is not even public transportation. how are these people going to get around? there is no subway or bus nearby. greg: there is a lot of opposition in in the community. you can see it, feel it. what will happen next? liz dahlem, outside the holiday inn express in queens. report

. >> the plan involving this piece of land that has a westchester neighborhood gearing up for a fight. >>> and that amusement park tragedy. 10-year-old boy is killed on the world's tallest water slide. >>> and birthday party spoiler. what police believe was in candy that sent 19 people to the fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. et speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. i had a wonderful time tonight. me too! call me tomorrow? i'm gonna send a vague text in a couple of days, that leaves you confused about my level of interest. i'll wait a full two days before responding. perfect! we're never gonna see each other again, will we? no-no. wouldn't it be great if everyone said what they meant? the citi do

the truck crashed near westchester avenue and waters place yesterday. sean o'rourke was riding in the truck at the time of the from a severe arm injury. a 14 year veteran. and that truck was headed to a four-alarm fire. battling the flames, two of them remain in critical condition this morning and we'll have a live report with an update on the cause and the very latest on the firefighter's conditions. that's ahead at 6:30. >>> new this morning, police are searching for the suspect who terrorized workers at a jewelry store in the diamond rafael and company and asked two employees to see a chain in a display case. when one worker walked to the back, the suspect aimed his gun at another employee's head. the suspect tried to shoot, but the gun, thankfully, jammed. that thief, or would be thief got away empty handed. >>> also police in new jersey have arrested one suspect and another is still on the run after an armed robbery in morris county. michael reid and ray's grimes string of charges, including robbery and aggravated assault. police say the armed duo

downpours in carmel and miltown heading into northern westchester county. north salem, you could see a shower and downpour too. as we head west, pine bush and crawford dealing with rain farther north and west out of new york city. around 8:00 today, very quiet for most of us. lots of clouds. then the clouds break up and the sunshine tries to come through by lunchtime. also can't rule out one or two showers throughout t bring your umbrella to be on the safe side. your evening commute is mostly dry with sunshine and clouds and one or two showers at most. you can see the exclusive ten-day forecast, tomorrow is brighter and warmer. a high of 81 degrees. then we crank up the heat towards the end of the week again. 86 on friday with higher humidity, near 90 on saturday. all right. let's see how the commute is moving along nice and early. lauren scala has that. >> thanks, raphael. good morning. overall, moving along nicely. mostly green on the maps. southbound after exit 16, north avenue. that blocks a lane. not causing a delay. where the delays are, on the bqe. e

flaws saw county and suburbs of westchester county, areas of orange with a heat advisory. so the bottom line is, we're stuck with this for the next few days at 75, laurel park and jfk. you get the idea, not a big spread of temperature within the suburbs either. doesn't drop off dramatically to the north. it's 74 and all the way up to poughkeepsie. green so take along the umbrella. overnight, dropping to the 80s in terms of what it feels like by tomorrow, 107, 108 during the midafternoon hours. temperatures will feel the same way on sunday before we get a little bit of a break and i mean a little bit of a break on monday. 93, expected high. upper 70s tonight. showers and storms in most cases showers and storms later on today. festivities going on and watch out for thunderstorms, though. temperatures in the upper 80s. afternoon. mid-90s. more showers and storms on monday, tuesday and wednesday. upper 80s. hopefully a bit less humid. >> we have a couple of problems but we start with route 80. we still have this overturned truck out there in the eastbound lanes after exit 19.

if you are traveling to the tappan zee bridge this morning trying to make your way westchester bound. in nyack there's an accident with a truck southbound side of the new york state thruway at exit 11. very heavy delays. standstill traffic back to the palisades parkway. use route 59 to get around this as you make your way south in the area. we have heavy delays on the westbound side of the l.i.e. through nassau county due it a disabled truck at marathon parkway. we have delays back to shelter rock road. alternate side parking is in effect city wide today. be safe, don't text and drive. >>> ryan lochte and three apparently lying about a drunken night in rio. >> cbs2's meg baker joins us with details. >> brazilian officials have finally gotten to the bottom of it. they say ryan lochte made up the story about being robbed and held up at gunpoint in rio and there's video to prove it. >> brazilian officials spent the past few days trying to piece together what really happened sunday morning. this video shows the four u.s. swimmers at a gas st >> we have evidence that demonstrates that it's

that's why doctor angelo cumella at northern westchester hospital suggested a relatively new approach to cesarean -- called the "gentle c- section." the incision is the same-- what's different-- is what happens after the baby is delivered. cumella says: "we use a clear drape . we try to set the room for patient comfort. its a little quieter. we put on any specific music they request. once the delivery's performed we put the baby by the drape itself so the mother can hold the baby for a moment or so." lahmers says: "dr. cumella brought the gentle c-section to northern westchester after reading about it in a medical journal. since then he's delivered dozens of babies that way, and he says the procedure has gotten so popular mothers are now requesting it." cumella says: "there's more bonding, there's more skin to skin, the mom's interacting with the baby have many moms who breast-feed immediately afterwards." although cesarean wasn't erika's first choice as a first time mom, she says the gentle c section was as close as it gets to what she had always imagined it would be like to bring he

westchester county due to a supply problem. all residents and businesses are on what is called a high water restriction. car washing and the use of lawn sprinklers is prohibited until further notice as the town tries to preserve water. it stems from a problem at the commerce pump station. >>> 5:42. time for traffic and weather. joen? >> hey, mary. let's see what the weather watchers are watching and it is the heat and humidity. in brooklyn, new york city and parts of the p.a. john mccormick commenting about the clouds and rain in and around the area, as well. an unsettled pattern. here is some fun with the the pictures. christy says buddy wants in on the spoil your dog day. gio will be spoiled. i know that. thank you, dana. kids. the kids are wrapping up their summer, maybe summer in camp. maybe they are hanging out with mom and dad. they need the sunscreen and they need to take water breaks, particularly thursday into saturday. it will be hot and sticky. there are the clouds john has been talking about. threatening clouds. pre

construction is going on southbound between westchester avenue and east tremont. the right lane will be closed from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. tune in to morning in a will why >> oh limb pinnians can take home a lot of cash but they have to share earnings. he winner gets $25,000 for gold. $15 howe for silver. $10,000 for each bronze medal. michael phelps with il get a tax bill of $55,000 and wil be taxed on the value of each of those met as. $600 for each gold $300 for the silver. >> worse than winning the consider on the price is right. is a scam. a gigantic moneymaking scam. don't watch stay tuned us to instead. all right. join in is found a creature straight out of a cartoon theory. giant eyes. they lack like they are pained on. everyone is the first testimony they see it, they do a double take. resensor aboard the explore passion vessel spotted the species of the bob tail squid off the coast of southern california. the squid dwell along the ocean floor at depths of between 1 the mucous that acts like camouflage jacket and now it needss own theme song. >> spongebo

vernon today in westchester county. >>> the health department will be spraying pesticides in brooklyn and queens tonight to help control the mosquito population. they'll be work not guilty canarsie, east new york and other -- steinway and woodside in queens starting at 10:00 tonight. >>> the women's gymnastics finals takes place today. team usa a heavy favorite to win. michael phelps, katie jumping back into the pool today. the women's soccer team will take on colombia. >>> 6:14. down to 58 in toms river. towards the coast. we're 71? central park. 58 danbury. the 70s. by 11:00 a.m. in the low 80s. should be in the upper 80s this afternoon. satellite and radar, nothing going on. the change from the south and west. more cloud cover and more humidity an the chance for showers and storms tomorrow. 88 the expected high clouds over tonight but it's dry. low temperature 73. tomorrow, more clouds. could get stormy tomorrow afternoon in parts of the area. that's going to be the pattern over the next several days. we're not talking about a cold front with a line of storms. just air mass thunder

westchester county with an excessive heat warning. that means the heat index values will be running between 105/110. really nasty stuff. check outside in the children during the peak of the heat. it was hot yesterday! we'll get there again today even worse. showers came through but the cluster fizzled out as we had to the east. another follow-up round will try to hold together swing through the core of the tri-state. seems like it's losing its intensity. most of the time the overnight rain dies down for you. here's what we had ?it was a hot one. 91b0 out of central park and 96 ignored. 91 in islip and cooler temperatures where the rain came through. it will start warming up your soon because the rain is coming to a close. 76 in montauk and we will watch for more showers and storms to come again. at this point, no big threat. the one big cluster coming through new jersey and sussex county will perhaps hold together for a little bit longer but as it approaches us in the tri-state, we will be having more action in the afternoon with high

as of yesterday-- august 19-th will be celebrated as "john politi recognition day" in westchester. a relic of american history is unearthed and brought to pennsylvania. a mississippi man discovered the historic document sitting in his attic. historians say it's a letter written by thomas jefferson himself, focusing on the war of 18-12. a collector says the letter is in remarkable condition -- and he plans to sell it for 325 thousand dollars. california's blue cut wildfire has destroyed a landmark eatery on route 66. summit inn has been a magnet for classic car buffs and americana fans for 50-years. paul vercammen ver-cam-en with the story. natsot: "the wine rack, a lot of other stuff, the gumboil machine over there." cecil stephens, longtime owner of the summit inn before he sold it a month ago can't believe the work. cecil stephens, former owner, summit inn : "it makes me sick in my stomach, it's awful 'cause i know every button in that restaurant that was there. every light switch every pipe after 50 years you've had to repair half of that stuff."that's right, a half-century of o

westchester side things are fine this morning. as far as your commute in new jersey looks good. 78, 22 rule the 24 no or problems. ka ram with the commute this morning on l. ti. e. by westbound. a stall by marathon parkway cleared away. eastbound side doing fine. hazy on that camera. cross bronx tech a look at traffic on alexander hamilton bridge off jocialg washington bridge a stalled car over by sheraton blocking a lane there dueling with this delay off the gwb to the deegan you're okay no problem on deegan itself. trains are on or close. kerry and juliet. nobody seems to understand what's gong on. u.s. olympic committee our olympic committee in the u.s. is apologizing for account of four swimmers who claim they were robbed at gun point in rio. >> a third has just reached a deal to love bra zip. teresa priolo has been following this all morning and gets crazier. >> last swimmer embroiled in the scag of the rio games is told he can return home. donation and 10,800 donation that is in exchange for his passport. the situation descr

a live look come into its westchester for broadway county doing great this morning. but the trains everything on or close to schedule. juliet: i met with ines this weekend. she came out >> it was fun, yeah. have a good time. juliet: let's talk about the road to the white house. donald ines in his campaign back on track according to top officials from the republican party and the gop nominee campaign. robert: democrat dismissing the threat of a trump turned around. light outside clinto headquarters good morning to you. juliet: good morning, robert and juliet. hillary clinton in the middle of a grueling friend raiser list. she is visiting 43 different fundraisers over 14 states over the next couple weeks and donald trump also making news over the weekend for potentially changing his stance on immigration. >> with that plan included included deforestation and in the soundbite and he talked about during the republican primaries. >> to be determined. >> donald trump's campaign manager, kelley kellyanne conway with the deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants in

reporter: that's way the doctor at northern westchester hospital suggested n the incision is the same. what's different is what happens after the baby is delivered. >> we use a clear drape, we tried to get the room set so it's for patient comfort and it's quieter. we put any type of specific music they may request. once the delivery is performed we put the baby i the drape so the mother can hold the baby for a moment. gentle c-section here after reading about it in the medical journal. since then he has delivered dozens of babies that way and he said the procedure has gotten so popular mothers are now requesting it. >> moms interacting with baby immediately and babies are breast-feeding immediately afterwards. reporter: although cesarean wasn't her first choice as a first-time mom, she said the gentle c-section was as close as it gets to what she had always imagined it would be like to bring her child into the world. >> it's probably the greatest fe i just remember seeing him for the first time and just saying i love you. i had tears in my eyes because you wait so long to meet him and

parts of westchester, putnam, and it was, and fairfield county, connecticut. good line of downpours moving across the new england area there. expect that north and east of the city over the next several will move on by. a tropical disturbance right now south of jamaica. it may become tropical storm earl as it moves along the yucatan peninsula as it intensifies. spotty showers mainly north and east of the city. the ridge of high pressure building in humid out there, and morning clouds like we have right now, breaking for occasional sunshine during the afternoon. cannot rule out a spotty shower. into the upper 60s. nice day tomorrow, and less humid for the afternoon. the high up to 80. really nice day shaping up for thursday. mostly sunny. 81. the humidity does return on friday. not too bad. middle to upper 80s. could be a thunderstorm on friday night. much better shot on saturday. 88. a couple of areas hitting friday. the better half of the weekend, 86 and mostly sunny on monday, 83. back to you guys. >> all right, now to heather again. the commute? >> we have

westchester county in either direction and the new jersey commute doing fine on the garden state parkway. it's heading north down by the bridge. let's go to the cameras and look outside at the fdr drive. no issues there this morning and as going into the city at the upper and lower level in the lincoln and holland. >> thank you so much. the parents of katrina the trial are upping their efforts to catch the person responsible. the family created a go for me page raising more than 100,000. it's a reward that will help catch her killer. linda schmidt has more with someone know something and someone has to say something. with this amount of money they will. >> he is hoping that money talks and someone will come forward with the information. go fund me page has raised over $100,000 in reward money. the trial is a firefighter in 9/11 first responder. he also spoke directly to the killer. >> you will pay. you will pay now, here and there is nowhere to hide. we will find you. >> the reward money is in addition to the 20,000 award from the nypd. investigators are currently searching a national dn

in the bronx, in westchester hutch north near exit 25. an accident cleared away and as you go into the bronx, 235th street between carpenter avenue, that fire department activity, diana rocco is on the scene of that. we have our street cleaning rules in effect for today. lori, over to you. >>> heather, thank you. one man was killed in a shooting at a birthday party for a teenager. reaction from an eyewitness. darla. >> lori, this is a homicide investigation now being handled by the hudson county prosecutor's office. within the last half hour, police have opened up the street here in front of the scene. but there is still a police presence there. this happened just after 11:30 last night at the ghost lincoln community center here in jersey city. this was a birthday party for a teenage boy that started at 8:00 last night. a crowd of 60 teens were all out having a good time in the church and just around 11:30, as the dj was changing songs, witnesses say they heard about 5 or 6 gun shots. the lights were off at the time. when they turned them

up to the tappan zee bridge, clear into and throughout westchester and rockland counties. and northeast corridor and north jersey coastline trains have a delay until 5:00 this morning due to amtrak work. another 15 mines clears. everything else is on or close to schedule. alternate side parking is in effect citywide. back to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> if you're waking up, here's a quick look at the morning update. five people killed, six injured on the long island expressway in shirley. a car traveling east yesterday morning crossed the median and struck two other cars. among those killed, 29-year-old scott martella, director of communications for suffolk county. had a was also a form -- he was cuomo. >>> and first-degree murder of a mom and assistant 10 days ago. the motive is unclear. >>> the new york city health department launched a mosquito hotline. you can also see the spraying schedule. that's www.gov/health/mosquito. . >>> remembering the riots 25 years later, on sunday, people to mark the dark chapter in the city's history. dave carlin reports the service was ab

is part of westchester on the wrong side of the tracks? >> the mayor of mount vernon is complaining about the conditions of these bridges over the new haven rail line. that's wood! they might be due for an upgrade. we have the story coming up. >> and otis live in washington with the jets game tonight. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> are you snacking instead of eating a real meal? that quick fix could lead to trouble. we have all been guilty of it. but as cbs 2's cindy hsu sneaky snacks that look healthy but only leave you wanting more. >> reporter: so what's your favorite snack? >> chocolate ice cream. >> reporter: does that fill you up? >> yeah. i can eat it 4 hours a day. >> reporter: when it comes to snacking you love? >> corn nuts. >> beef turkey. >> kettle chips. >> reporter: registered dietician willow derose says even when you think you're going for healthy snacks, you may be eating the sneaky ones. >> i grab for a quick yogurt. they are all in my fridge and they are easy. t >> reporter: she says the protein is great. but the sweeteners

. >>> new details in the death of a 15 month old girl in westchester county. police arrested the toddler's mother and authorities are hoff has the latest information. mallory. >> reporter: joe, the mayor tells me when this 26-year-old mom was questioned, she changed her story multiple times. he says ultimately that is what led to her arrest. if you take a look here, you can see a growing make shift memorial outside of this apartment. police say the two other children, ages 6 and 9, are now in the custody of child protective services. mount vernon police say the mother has been arrested and will be charged with first degree manslaughter in her daughter's death. police responded to a 911 call at 5:30 in the morning. that call was made by the child's aunt. when they arrived, they found the 15 month old unresponsive. there are indications that the toddler was dead for several hours. the toddler had internal cold. detectives are investigating the possibility that the body may have been placed in the freezer. >> as far as i know, the mother was a good mother. she st

heavier in westchester, that's a moderate shower, westchester seeing rain drop, east whiteland, it's on the way to you, sugartown, getting moderate shower right now. it's not going to last long. all of the shower, on the move and we're seeing drier conditions on the way. cloudy skies in the lehigh valley. 72 degrees right now, 77 at 9:00. and there's sunshine coming through at lunchtime today. in the suburbs, king prussia is cloudy. sunshine and 82 degrees. what you will not see today are high temperatures in the 90s. we'll number the 80s, first time in more than a week. the longest heat wave of the summer comes to an end, 89 degrees for philadelphia. and the suburbs. close to 90 degrees. as we go into the afternoon with clearing skies, we'll also see drier air blowing into the area. a nice shift in the wind is going to occur that's going to keep the humidity lower. i'll go through the forecast hour by hour when i'm back in a few minutes first an update with the "first alert" traffic center with jessica boyington. >> thanks, bill, we're at an accident scene, schuylkill expressway at

i can see some passing through rockland into westchester just a quick little splash dash like yesterday with rainfall hire in the morning be potential for more showers and a storms out there with high pressure still locked in down to the south. a bermuda high that brings us plenty of it. up to 85 by noon and a high of 88 degrees today and that's not even considering the heat index what it will feel like 95 degrees. then it looks like a high of 90 for you tomorrow. 94 on saturday when your heat index value between around 59 to 100, and yeah scattered storms still possible through monday of next week nflt rain chances almost every day through the seven-day forecast just hard to shake it. let's bring in ines and see what's and humid and no problems with roadways and such. >> not worried about flooding so far we have things going on. route 17 late running construction closed southbound 2009 mid-land an century so diverted off of mid-land avenue there. as far as your commute everywhere else it is pretty good connecticut 95 no problem. merritt parkway good and greenwich cameras tick a look ou

i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra bookman. >>> a 79-year-old man is dead in westchester county after someone shot him in the shoulder. >> but he may not have been the intended target. eyewitness news reporter stephon kim has the details in new rochelle tonight. >> reporter: that gunman fired a shot from that direction striking 71-year-old manuel eye -- manuel ayala doing what he loved most, spending time with children. >> it hurts to lose a guy that we love. we hope the person who did it has to pay for whatever he did. >> reporter: an emotional daniel ayala overcome by the loss of his grandfather 79-year- old manuel ayala seen in this photo with his wife. police believe he was not the intended target. around 11:15 last night at the when things suddenly turned violent. this is surveillance video of ayala sitting on a milk crate in front of the deli moments before he was shot. you can see him wearing a white hat. he was shot in the shoulder. juan castillo was working in the deli when he heard two shots and he's angry someone could do this with so many young children standing on the corner. >>

westchester side of the bridge looks good. as you head into queens. expect delays as you head past lakeville road. let's take a look at the l.i.e.. crosswalk looks good, no problems. carrie and juliet. >>juliet: andrea cannon, if you guys watch dateline. she is one of the correspondence, she's amazing. she's watching our show right now. we love her. she's smart and beautiful and wonderful.e have entertainment news coming up. if you haven't caught abroadway show in a great time to get a fantastic at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event, it's time to relax. from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers. lease a lincoln mkx for $349 a month welcome back. amberheard is making good on her promise . the away every penny of the $7 million divorce settlement she got from johnny depp. that's being divided equally

and a disturbing story out of westchester county. the body of a 13-month-old child was found inside a home. the body was discovered around 5:30 a.m. this morning at a home in mount vernon. we are told that an arrest is imminent. we do have a crew on the way to the scene. as soon as we get any new information, we will bring it right to you. at noon, a hiring boom in july shows the u.s. economy remains strong, despite britain's decision to leave the european union. 255,000 jobs were added last month, keeping the unemployment rate at 4.9%. labor department says more americans started job searches and almost all found work. as for the reaction on the wall street, here is a live look at >>> an olympic boxer is behind bars in brazil accused of sexually assaulting two women. police say he is accused of attack two waitresses in the olympic village in rio. he will be held for 15 days while a rape investigation is done. he will miss his first olympic bout, the light heavy weight was supposed to compete tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, rio is set to ga

. >>> in westchester county, a track coach will spend the rest of his life behind bars for repeatedly raping a girl. samuel davis was sentenced to life in prison. the victim was 12 years old when the abuse began in 2012. >>> new at 5:00, police on long island want to track down the intruders who snuck into a family's home while the residents were fast asleep. police say that four men broke a.m. yesterday. it doesn't appear they took anything before taking off. four people were asleep in their bedrooms the whole time. >>> a hudson valley company facing serious osha penalties. the blast happened earlier this year in middletown. a compressed gas cylinder exploded. one worker lost both his osha found seven serious workplace safety violations. >>> a possible serial cat killer in the city's sixth and seventh wards. on sunday, a man reported his pet cat had been fatally poisoned possibly with antifreeze. mismanaged $22 million meant to help promote tourism in areas affected by hurricane sandy and irene. state officials ignored federal contract rules and did not ensure federal money was spent

we have a batch of heavy rainfall out of westchester and putnam counties, moving into ffairfield county. we have light rainfall across couple of cells in and around the bronx. we see dryer weather, off to the west, moving to new jersey, a couple of isolated showers left over, but it looks like we'll see it improve through the overnight. into the first part of tomorrow. rainfall amounts have been about a half inch on average across the tri-state area. we'll add to totals to the east. as i mentioned drier weather working into ohio valley, that is headed in our direction, you will feel a big difference tomorrow, dewpoints to west dropped to 50s and 60s. it will feel dryer across the area tomorrow, tomorrow we are expecting sunshine, temperatures in 7s and low 80s, but humidity will take a big drop, over to you. antwan: we like that, thank you. lochte and his three teammates. >> swimmer lochte is being remembered more for his lies during the rio de janeiro olympics than his gold medal, he is shedding light on details what really happened. >> it was something that i did. i ripped a responsib

no issues in westchester at 684.the tappan zee bridge and normal construction going on with the sawmill. nothing on the ordinary. you are fine eastbound and westbound heading for the george washington bridge in the upper and lower level ? no issues to report now. lincoln and holland ?back to you. >> a new effort to classify attacks on police and hate crimes. it comes after the recent >> lawmakers have introduced blue lives matter. officers would be a protected class. they enacted a similar bill and those who oppose legislation say there already laws in the book that protect the police but they say the bill will help police say stacy for . >> what i'm hoping for is to promote peaceful assembly so people will think twice before they throw the sucker punch or the bottle o men and women in blue. >> we look at hate crime statues and we think in terms of what you were born with like your ethnicity. if we start charging people with hate crimes then we open up another can of one's and i think the laws that we have our sound with the laws on police officer. >> the hate crime law covers race, eth

. >>> we're getting our first look at a westchester county mother. she's waiting to face the judge. city officials released new gruesome details in this investigation today. news 4's michael george is live in mt. vernon. good morning, michael. >> reporter: i want to show you behind me, a memorial for the have been coming by to remember her life. semia's mother is behind bars. some say she's innocent but others say she's responsible for her death. 15-month-old semia yousef never got a chance. a mother, 26-year-old asia bartey has been charged with manslaughter. neighbors say they believe she's innocent. >> as far as i know, she's a good moth here. she never let them go astray. >> reporter: when police found her, she had been dead for hours and her body was so unusually cold that it was so cold it is a freezer. >> i've never known my sister to hurt any of her kids. she loves them dearly, rain, sleet or snow. >> reporter: neighbors are now contributing to a growing memorial for the baby girl found dead outside of the apartment. the mayor says this tragedy defies explanation. >> the los

. >>> the wheels were turning and burning tonight in westchester for the 12 lath annual iron hill twilight race series. hundreds of competitors and volunteers and neighbors came out for this event and organizers say this is the biggest turnout they've ever had >>> much more to come tonight. what investigators are saying about the possible cause of yesterday's deadly bus crash in newark, new jersey >> plus, crews are expanding searchs for those listed as missing in the louisiana floods melissa. melissa: showers and storms and storms this weekend and then behind that a refreshing change. that's coming up next. walter: police corporate to investigate that dead -- continue to investigate that deadly new jersey transit bus crash that killed two people. one of the bus drivers involved has been released from the hospital. he has more than 35 years of experience. the two buses collided yesterday in newark. one of the buses, as you can see, was nearly torn in half. the other bus driver and a passenger were killed. investigators think speed may have been a factor >>> firefighters in california have

rockland westchester things are for the cross bronx no problems this morning. major deegan is looking good. trains are running on or close. street cleaning rules in effect.>> >> thank you. drum z is set today in ohio and hillary clinton is appearing in a late night talk show. juliet: that is coming after making the rounds on the sunday morning talk shows. >> will the plan include a deportation force as included in the sound byte and talked about in the primaries? >> to be dertermined. >> donald trump's new campaign about the deportation of the millions of undocumented i78 grants in the u.s. she hit the sunday talk shows. >> the reason i don't like when the people hurl the person insults. that is not my style. >> the clinton camp defending the >> we look at donald trump his bottom line is interconnected to all kinds of financial interests he's refusing to disclosing. so the steps that are being taken if she becomes president are unprecedented. >> that crash on long island claimed another life and bringing the total number of was driving eastbound and lost contro

. >>> a westchester county mother is facing manslaughter charges in the death of her baby girl. she admitted hitting the 15 month old several times to stop her from crying. cbs 2 news's magdalena doris is outside the court house in mt. vernon with more. yusef was found dead in her mother's care and as her mock walked into the courtroom to face arraignment, she was greeted by supportive family and phrens cheering her on. >> dasia bartee is in jail charged in connection with the death of her youngest daughter, 1-year-old samia yusef. neighbors who passed by the memorial for the baby on 210 washington street can only say what happened inside is tragic. >> i feel sorry for the little child that really lost the life and, you know, they didn't deserve that. >> mt. vernon police found the lifeless girl friday morning after the aunt called 911. the prosecution said she admitted to police she hit her crying child 6-7 times in the back before bouncing her on her knee. exacerbating the injury. >> police responded and found the child, took vitals and did >> police say she may have been dead

. >>> the buzz is building in westchester for a new fleet of beeline buses. the county board of legislatures approved the spending plan for 33 hybrid commuter buses. it will be for the central avenue line between yonkers and white plains. to 40 buses for other routes. >>> it is the end of the line for a 97-year-old institution in queens. the elmhurst dairy is closing down its milk processing plant this fall,taking with it hundreds of jobs. >> reporter: in its heyday, the elmhurst plant was busy. word the plant would close in 90 days stunned long-term employees. >> i don't know where they're going to go. it's very hard to find a job. >> just figure i'm going to move on. that's all. >> reporter: the red and gold delivery trucks still housed on the site. the plant has operated at the same location for eight decades processing the raw milk produced farms with much of the end product headed for new york city public schools. the 15-acre site was the largest plant in new york city and for years it has been the only remaining milk plant in the city. it is closing its

scattered afternoon thunderstorms, westchester 86, feeling like 92.erature tomorrow. if you're in longport, expect the mid-80s, but feeling like the low 90s tomorrow with the humidity around. we're going to have warm spots tomorrow. we also have the thunderstorms in the forecast for your saturday. mostly in the afternoon. look at future weather, tonight we stay dry. tomorrow morning, we're still going to be dry. we'll just see more clouds around. warm and humid start to your day. lunchtime we'll start to see showers and storms approach the lehigh valley. closer to the philadelphia area, around about 3:00 p.m., this is mostly afternoon scattered thunderstorms. then after philadelphia, moving toward the shore by about 5:00 p.m. areas in delaware. and then we go into tomorrow night. that's when we start to see things clearing for your saturday night. at least the timing is good for the second half of your weekend. sunday looks nice and dry. noon on sunday, sunny skies. also low humidity. so sunday will actually be a really nice day. next week, the heat w

in westchester county as drivers swerved to avoid a vehicle going the wrong way on i-287. it happened this morning in elmsford. the wrong-way driver was traveling in the wrong lanes while suffering a medical emergency. >>> at least 70 people killed in two attacks in pakistan including one in the hospital. officials say a prominent attorney was shot and killed on his way to work when more than the hospital. a suicide bomber struck there. 92 people were wounded. a breakaway faction of the pakistan taliban claimed responsibility for the attacks. >>> in afghanistan two foreigners were kidnapped by five gunmen dressed as members of the afghan security force. american and australia were traveling on a main road in kabul. of leaving the throne. today in a rare and historic television address, the emperor expressed concern that his advancing age may make it difficult for him to fulfill his duties. he is 82 years old. the 10-minute speech is the first public indication he wants to step down but right now there's no legal way for him to abdicate. >>> new at 5:00, rapper troy ave ret

first ahead of main line, downpours have formed over the city moving up in to southern parts of westchester county. this is the one that concerns me here. this line of storms over eastern pennsylvania, approaching allentown and the delaware water gap probably within the next hour or so. as it moves off to the east, it should weaken a little bit before moving in to new york city. so i think the bes of getting strong damaging winds with severe weather west of new york city during the evening. some relief behind this front. we'll talk about that in your full accuweather forecast. >>> some patients starting to return to a nursing home in middletown after the air conditioning broke down at the height of the heat wave. for those patients and their families, it's been a nightmare. many worry not enough has been done and it could happen again. marcus solis is outside the home the mayor of middletown so upset is that there are problems with the air conditioner discovered in may, violations were issued and the problems were supposed to be fixed. they weren't until now. >> reporter: it is a 200-ton ch