that is the latest from east williamsburg, back to both of you. kerry: thank you. 5:09. a pastor in new jersey pleaded not guilty after being accused of pointing a gun and an 8-year-old boy at his church. father kevin carter is facing charges of endangering the welfare of the child and aggravated assault. he is accused of pointing an old and loaded musket at the boy and for ending to issue him. the incident happened last month at st. margaret catholic church in little ferry. father carter says he was joking with the child because they are fans of rival football teams. >> i know that he and his family came in to the rectory on september 13th to have some good-natured fun about a football game that was going to take place later that night. kerry: in addition to being a priest for 30 years carter has been chaplain to the middle ferry in jersey city police department. ben: yogi berra used to say it is not over till it is over. it is over. the yankees season. they lost the wild card game to the houston astros last night at the stadium. kerry: duke cast

. >> the gun violence this time in east williamsburg. the two survivors taken to elmer's hospital in queens. >> eyewitness news reporter kimberly richardson has the story. >> reporter: that girl is here in the emergency room with her parents. a bullet grazed her. a 57-year-old man is also here. he was shot this morning, but mike tried to do the right thing but didn't walk away from this. >> i'm not surprised at all that he intervened. he was just that kind of guy. >> reporter: anthony is talking about michael metuziak. his nickname was mush. the 53-year-old was like a second father to him. >> he's just a nice guy. wrong place, wrong time. >> reporter: this was michael's first weeken the job at this metal shop in east williamsburg. just before 8:00 this morning police say several workers from the business, mike was one of them, confronted three men who authorities say had broken into this white van and were in the process of stealing things. heated words were exchanged. there was a chase. that's when the suspects turned and opened fire. >

we are joined now from the scene in east williamsburg, brooklyn, with more, lori. >> reporter: right now police are looking for three men in connection with that shoot pg. it all started here. and you can see, it's right here where that white car is parked, police say that two men got out of car, went to work there at the mechanical shop on the corner and three men began breaking into the car, the employees chased them around the corner. that's when at least one of the thieves fired five shots one one of the workers, a 53-year-old man died at the scene. his co-workers of grazed and taken to the hospital. a 13-year-old girl was grazed in the hip and three men took off on foot. they are responsible for a string of shootings in this neighborhood. we spoke to one man who said he believes the same three men broke into his car last night and took off with a pair of his wife's sunglasses. he speaks little english, so his neighbor translated. >> didn't happen to him because he was about to come down, take his.edu school. ulsome he's, he thank god for that. >> right now we are seeking them. w

live in williamsburg, steve langford, cbs2 news. >>> new at noon the new york city teacher whose drone the stands at the u.s. open has been sentenced to community service. a judge ordered daniel hurley to perform five days of community service. he cooperated fully during the investigation and had no prior criminal record. he teaches science at the academy of innovative technology in brooklyn. >>> much more coming up here on cbs2 news at noon. why did a man open fire on a college campus, killing nine essar steel minnesota? -- killing nine people. plus how he was stopped. >>> the meeting between kim davis and the pope. why. we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one point one million students! one thousand eight hundred schools! sharing one common goal. help all kids succeed. we're new york city public school teachers. taking learning to the next level. and parents and the community are on board! all coming together... ...as one. to celebrate the passion and promise of our public schools. >>> don't forget to follow us on facebook and like our page

in williamsburg, brooklyn, meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> officer zachary i think we should be calling him already. [ laughter ] >>> lonnie, the rain is still coming down but we have had some changes with the watches. >> watching are being allowed to expire pretty quickly and i see some pretty big improvement out there. it's not a great looking picture but if you look at that, remember the picture i showed you at the top of the newscast? you couldn't see anything. the big rain was right on top of us and now things are starting to clear for some folks out there. the current temperature is coming in at 65 degrees. we will continue to improve as we go through the night. but as of right now the line is still with us. there are still some heavy storms out there. headlines looking like this. some of you are starting to dry out. it's improving for some of you. there are some downtors we are dealing with. after that a little bit of trailing activity behind it. there are some downpours we are dealing with. this is the main player right now. a nice weekend is ahead but it's going to be a cooler when

we're live this evening in williamsburg, sandra bookman, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> an emotional reunion today between a legally blind woman and the guide dog that saved her life. audrey stone and her dog, a golden retriever named figo, are back together at their home. they were struck by a school bus in june. eyewitnesss say fico leaped between stone and the they've both recuperation from their injuries. stone says her goal was to get well enough so she could bring figo back home. >>> a lot of businesses are closed on thanksgiving but one retailer is going one step further. rei announced it will well. the company has given everyone from stores to the and it gets better. everyone gets paid. rei is encouraging its employees to enjoy the outdoors and says the decision is in line with its beliefs as a business. >> we talked about our core values. we talked about the getting people outside is one of the most important things we can do. and we thought what better way than to put our money where our mouth is, shut down the business, pay our employees and challenge them to get outside w

about 15 minutes. >>> this morning we have a look at two suspects in a deadly shooting in east williamsburg. one man was shot and killed while trying to stop car thieves. two others were hurt. among them, a 13-year-old girl. >>> today some members of congress will hold a hearing on drones and the safety hazards they pose. it comes one day after the faa fine against a drone maker. >>> and today the department of transportation launches a new program to educate you about exactly what your car can do. it's called my car does what. the point is to educate people about all the safety features. they may not even know about. i think that's true because there are so many new safety features now. >> sure, yeah. >> there's the crash avoidance systems, the back-up cameras. >> and there's things beeping and lights going on. you'd like to know. there are a lot of systems that really do help you avoid an accident. >> automatic traction, too, when the roads are slippery and icy. very good. you want one of those. you want everything in your car. >> fully loaded. >> able to do your nails. exactly, i got it.

the crime scene stretched for blocks here in many east williamsburg from the white van that triggered the deadly confrontation to the spot around the corner where one of the victims fell and died to a sewer grate blocks away. >> i thought it was just something simple, but none of this ever happened here before. >> reporter: but it did happen a.m. workers at this metal shop confronted a trio of apparent this toyota van. after a brief argument the workers chased the suspects gunfire erupted. >> first when i heard the three gunshots, got scared. >> reporter: one of the workers was shot in the crest and died at the scene. a 57-year-old coworker was wounded along with a 13-year- old girl, an innocent bystander on her way to school. >> we do have videos that we're downloading that show this -- show them prior to that with the property that was recovered, taken from cars. >> reporter: investigators say neighborhood security cameras have provided some valuable suspects. and nypd emergency service unit sewers, apparently searching for a gun that may have been tossed during the get away. meanwh

. >> a freak elevator accident claims a life in williamsburg. dari: how the 37-year-old victim is being remembered and what we happened. steve: and how jon bon jovi is paying tribute to a high school football star killed by an on the field injury. [excited yelling] aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs, yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyday low price internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. even with wifi at home and on the go. plans start at $14.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc to switch today. time warner cable. i'm sigourney weaver, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world... like our state parks. the adirondacks are my favorite. for hiking, fishing, camping, you name it. niagara falls is the oldest state park, but visiting it never gets old.

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the other ones are in canarsie, williamsburg and brooklyn. none of those have life- threatening injuries. back your life, two men were shot during a house -- back here live, two men were shot during a house party. if you have information, they want you to come forward right away. we are live in bayside, queens, ilana gold , cbs 2 news the nypd continues to search for the wealthy -- the weapon that was used to shoot and kill officer randolph holder. fdr will be shut down from eight fdr will be shut down from 8:30-10:30 between 96th and 132nd street. there was a demonstration front at the harlem police station where randolph holder worked . >> we come together so that no mother has to be without their son like officer holder's mom.>> reporter: the shooter, tyrone howard is a convicted felon was able to avoid more chill time because of a diversion program. the funeral will be at the queens. the funeral will be at the same place. after that, officer holder's remains will be flown to his native guyana for the funeral. >>> hurricane patricia has co

the williamsburg house, sober living environment.ded to incorporate into his treatment the program. people started calling him, the teenager or roommate and might have drugs in the house. >> as far as we know we are the only recovery operation that has narcotics detection dogs. i never wanted it to be policing. >> any drug, not just illegal drugs. the prescription drugs which keeps the community safer everybody and is also an emotional support animal. >> a therapeutic supporter as well. great energy and here, very friendly. bill: tens of thousands of dogs are trained for emotional support or to find drugs. is he unique? >> the only one in the state of new york. not too intimidating. the way that he is trained is he basically does it in a really sly fashion. he will sit & by wagging his tail silently. >> he made it clear that they are not the police here. they do not turn people over to the authorities. bill: telly about the halfway house. maybe they have done some time. it is a boutique men and women, nine people living in a communal

then we have the manhattan bridge and the williamsburg bridge is doing fine. no major problems there. track work, metro north new haven line, that could cause a some. it's not causing major problems. long island railroad, new jersey transit, they are schedule. you have minor delays across the board, george washington tunnels. then we could take a look at a webcam and show you how nicely the van wyck is moving getting down into the early accident scene by rockaway boulevard. we have our street cleaning rules in effect for today. lori over to you. >>> thank you. there's new video into the newsroom now of two deadly bus attacks breaking out this morning in israel, at least two people were killed and 20 injured by those attacks in jerusalem. there's also two stabbing attacks near tel aviv, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called an emergency meeting of his security cabinet. olympians have called for a -- palestinians have called for a day of rage. >>> it is 5:32. happening today, the man accused of killing his girlfriend's young child is due to face a judge t

we have the manhattan bridge, the williamsburg bridge doing just fine. as you head over here on to the new jersey turnpike on to the northbound side near exit 10 an accident in the truck lanes. they're doing guardrail repair. you have two lanes close down as you go through that spotlight. going on to broad street in fair view new jersey, it's closed between fair view avenue and 91st street. this is an accident with a downed pole, downed wires. you have minor delays inbound george washington bridge, the lincoln and holland, they're doing just fine. we have alternate side of the street parking rules suspended for today but the metered rules are in effect. lori over to you. >>> thank you. now on to a developing story on staten island. police have identified the person killed in an apartment fire on staten island. 37-year-old caleb wilder of delaware died and four other people were hurt in the fire at mariner's harbor. broke out just before midnight on the second floor of a building. the four people who were hurt, they're expected to be okay. investigators s

police say these men are wanted for questioning in a triple shooting in east williamsburg. investigators say 53-year-old michael matuziac was shot and killed while trying to stop three car thieves. two other people were wounded. among them, a 13-year-old girl lking to school. >>> a man convicted in the 1990 bway killing of a tourists from utah is no longer behind bars. a judge overturned john ny ny hincapie's sentence. he spent 25 years in prison after giving a confession he says was coerced by police. >> it's sad that it took 25 years for the truth to uncover itself. it's sad that they kept an innocent man in prison for so lo peng. >> the manhattan da's office says it nill reconsider trying the case. >>> happening now, dams that could give way at any moment in south carolina, they're being wa htched very closely. for now, the rain has stopped. the residents have begun the cleanup. at least ten dams have failed. ficials are watching at least nine others in the hopes they will hold. late last night, officials urged hundreds o of those dams to get to higher ground. south caro

live from williamsburg, eyewitness news. >> thank you, mallory. >>> a man kicked and punched, police need your help in finding a suspect. they have released this sketch. surveillance video shows the suspect walking near 50th and broadway last week. that's when investigators say he attacked a 37-year-old while shouting anti-gay slurs. >>> a high school teacher whose drone crashed at the u.s. open has been sentenced to five days of community service. daniel pearl he was trying to photograph a sculpture when he's grown lost its signal and fell into the stadium during the tennis tournament. no one was hurt. the charges will be dismissed if he completes his community service and stays out of trouble for six months. the prosecutor urged people to use common sense and not operate drones near crowded areas. massapequa is accused of having sexual contact with two teenagers. police are looking for more possible victims. kevin kelly met the 14-year-old and 15-year-old while working as a stage manager at broad hollow theater company. the incidents allegedly happened in 2007 and 2008. >>> the cau

it is now cruising through marengo and williamsburg. picking up on the university of iowa campus. you can see lightning tracker strike. the rain moving out. rain. it looks like the beginning of the game will be dry, but i think by that seventh or eighth inning they will probably have some rain moving on in. next system for us out to the drop in. again, you may see an isolated especially to the southwest. we will be this front later in the day. it will still be pretty mild out there. the rain moving out of eastern iowa. tomorrow, midday a chance for a few showers. this moves on out. looks like mostly clear skies overnight. that thursday, i think this will be split in half. sunshine to the north. that all moves on out. then we look to the west. a couple of waves of energy move on through. i think we could have a round early and a round towards the evening our. temperatures tonight dipping down to 59 degrees. south winds at 5-10. tomorrow, a chance for a few showers. they won't amount to much for we could get an isolated shower. sunshine north. friday, 67 degrees. a consensus anywher

a gang member in the bronx and has a long rap sheet that includes arrests for reporting in the williamsburg section of the bronx, matt kozar, cbs 2 news. >>> investigators say they uncovered a potential problem with elevators after a deadly accident in williamsburg brooklyn. eran modan was killed october 2 and he tried to escape an elevator that stopped between floors. the elevator moved and he was crushed. the buildings department suspects that that type of elevator may have a deficiency and it is ordering building owners to have them tested. the department says the elevators in question are not why -- widely used. >>> no questions surrounding of teens deadly fall done elevator shaft in a building that was abandoned, chief among them, is a nothing done to prevent the same thing from happening again? from staten island. >> reporter: police at the long abandoned staten island hospital again today, and while it's unclear exactly what they were doing, this magnet for mr. van misery remains an open invitation, three days after 16- year-old marcus castille fell to his death, seven floors down an

laura bulanda has more from williamsburg.

in williamsburg, brooklyn, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >>> in the meantime, they met but don't read too much into it. that is the message from the vatican today about the pope's brief encounter last week with controversial kentucky court clerk kim davis. >> but davis' side of the story is much different. cbs 2's tony aiello is here now with more on this. tony. >> reporter: the vatican press office seemed to struggle with a response to the controversy over this meeting. first, confirming it by refusing to deny it. and saying there would be no further comment. now, further comment clearly aimed at disclosure and "damage" control. >> the vatican messed up in a very slow tepid response. >> reporter: cathy r. nna a catholic professional who works on lgbt issues felt let down when kim davis announced she had met privately with the pope in washington. >> i think his goal was to bring a message of hope and building bridges and meeting with someone who is that divisive and who has been that has style towards the lgbt community was really very, um, really disappointing. >> reporter: with the vati

sell out into hours two hours and have lines going so i chase the story to the bagels door in williamsburg, brooklyn and and i met the owner and creator. >> they been in the bagel business for over 20 years and started making colored bagels for a noun traditional reason. >> we began working with colors as almost therapy. over time they began to overrun the ones in the pot. it went from there p2 an art form. today the world is noticing. >> over the years he is god more more creative. >> i'm appreciating the circular swirl. >> their con candy, candy corn corn bagels, and a new family, the mats aigle. format. >> go mets. >> the making of the bagel takes followed by 24 hours approving or preferment in process. followed by that is the baking, which is a lot shorter compared to those. on average she is on average is able to make 1000 per day. >> role. >> i gave it a try myself and he said i do not do so bad. >> you are the first person who got 90% right on the first try. >> that also revealed to me what his biggest problem is. >> my biggest problem today is keeping up with the demand. right righ

in, investigators uncovered a potential problem with some elevators after a deadly accident in williamsburg. investigators say on october 2nd aaron moden was killed when he tried to escape an elevator that was stopped in between floors. the elevator moved and he was crushed. investigators with the building department said that type of elevator might have a deficiency and they want owners to have them tested. they are not widely used. >>> now to a developing story at citi field, the big playoff game is tonight and the la dodger who field after all despite major league baseball issuing a suspension for a rough slide that broke ruben tejada's leg. chase utley may be in the line up. that's because his appeal must be heard before game time and so far that has not happened. janelle burrell talked to fans at citi field. >> tonight will be the first time ever that the mets play a post- season game mere at citi field. with all of the controversy surrounding chase utley and ruben tejada a lot of fans are eager for tonight's game and revenge on their home turf. >> he will get a proper new york recepti

for now we are live in williamsburg brooklyn, i'm sandra bookman channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you sandra. we're also learning new details about the bronx mother accused of tossing her baby out of a window. investigators reveal what happened in the moments before >> also coming up after the break, that violent classroom confrontation, it's sparking nationwide outrage today. an officer at the school in south carolina as you can see in this video slams a student to the ground. we okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. plus with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're

it happened inside a building on hope street in the williamsburg section. we're told the man became trapped between the elevator and the floor. mallory hoff is there with the details. >> reporter: shirleen, we're now learning that the department of building says this building here has had four elevator violations since 2013. all of them have since been resolved, but as you can see right now crews working inside trying to figure out what went wrong here. >> investigators say a 37-year- old man got trapped between an elevator and the floor in the williamsburg section of brooklyn. the gruesome accident happened at the luxury apartment complex. >> i woke up, my neighbor texted me and said did you hear? and i said, oh, yeah, there was somebody screaming last night, and that's all i knew, but it just totally got incorporated into a dream. >> police say it happened during an elevator malfunction. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. an elevator technician called out after the accident explains what he believes may have gone wrong. >> from what i heard, like 1

williamsburg, brooklyn, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> tonight we have new information on the shooting college in oregon. we have now learned the identities of all nine killed. it includes several recent high school graduates and a 67-year- old professor. among the survivors, chris mintz who heroically tried to stop the gunman. >> he tried to stop the gunman from coming in. he was shot three times and, and he looked up and said it's my son's birthday today, and he was shot two more times. >> the gunman brought six weapons to the college and had seven more at home investigators said. >>> an uplifting moment for the family of a long island high school football player as they mark 1 year since his death. tom cutinella died after helmet- to-helmet hit. the 16-year-old was an organ donor, and this past sunday his mother participated in his favorite race, tunnel to towers with the woman who received his heart. >> i knew in my heart at that time tom was with us and we were run aring together. >> reporter: tom's liver, kidneys, pancreas, and eyes were also donated. this month his parents will

she remains on life support at the hospital after the incident last week at ps 250 in williamsburg. the department of education says we believe the principal and faculty re onded ed ed swiftly to the emergency notifying 911 and the student's family immediately. the family accused the school of waiting too long to call 911 for help. >> they're hiding something. they're hiding something and it's not right. my baby maybe would have been saved. >> e says the girl was already blue when he arrived. the nypd says they have a record of one 911 call but it's unclear how much time lapsed before that call was made. >>> republican presidential hopefuls are getting ready to battle it out in colorado tomorrow in their third debate. donald trump is likely to take aim at bencarson. carson is at 26%, trump at 22. carson's team says he won't attack at tomorrow night's debate but he won't back down either. >> a lot more republicans are more attracted to carson's personality style and professional experiences, but we'll have to deal with the details and the policy. >> the same poll found that 7 of 10 r

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responsible for troubleshooting and killed a life of a metal shop worker on the streets of these williamsburg yesterday. >> trying to survive and pay his bills. >> reporter: according to eyewitnesses, 53-year-old michael who went by the nickname much was welcoming a new job when he's the three men breaking into cars parked on the streets. >> tried opening the doors to see inside what they had and his car, he came out side and confronted them. >> reporter: the father of two approach the men and when they took off he gave chase, followed from, when without warning one of the suspects pull out a gun and started firing but he was hit in the chests, a co-worker was shot in the torso and the bullet grazed his year. a 13-year-old girl was hit in but he died at the scene, the other victims are recovering at elmhurst hospital. >> at this juncture we do not have suspects per se other than witnesses to give us information about the individuals we believe are involved. >> reporter: crime scene workers got the street, investigators are confident they will find these guys soon but those who knew him are in

extensive flooding in south carolina earer this month. these pictures are from watts farms in williamsburg county. the area received two crops down the river. they said they've never seen anything like it, and it will still be a couple weeks until they know the extent of the damage. the south carolina "nass" office shows just 17-percent of the peanut crop is harvested. it's usually about half by now. and ron had quite the help harvesting in east central illinois last week. he told us soybean harvest is in the books for 2015. yields were pretty impressive, ranging 65 to 80 bushels per acre. and now that they're halfway done with corn, it shows just how variable the crop is this year. ron says his fields are anywhere from 144 to 225 bushels per acre. thanks, mike. a new w udy has some scieieists calling for the removal of growth promotants in the global livestock stor. a study from the proceedings of the national academy of sciences shows global antiobiotic use in animals is epxected to increase 67 percent over the next 20 years. chicken and pork production will feed the majority of that inc

it happened in east williamsburg. lori bordonaro has been working with officials. lori? >> reporter: a 14-year-old girl anged a 57-year-old man are recovering from graze wounds here at the hospital. police say so far theylvavenat made any arrests. and i talked to a witness who saie he's not surprised his friends stood up to a calf r thief. >> reporter: he put his safety aside to keep thieves from break sbug ing into this white minivan. >> he was the kind of guy that if he saw it, he wouldn't let it happen. >> reporter: the 54-year- dr started his job here. he saw men climb in just before 8:00 this morning. >> they came o and interrupted a car break-in by three individual at this time they challenged him and they were following him around the corner. >> all of a sudden we heard pow, pow, pow, pow, pow! >> reporter: someone firing two shots, killing lujack. and a 13-year-old just walking to school was also hit in the hip. >> the guy between the cars is down. >> reporter: today i estigators dusted the car for prints and searched the area for evidence. they believe the three

thuildg is onope in williamsburg. what they can tell uss an elevator malfunction mayave caused autlf e opentor do. ce tryin contact the n' family before releasing his name. >> and as i see now, governor christie is about to approach the podium here in sea isle city and update us on the situation in new jersey. >> thank you all for being here and thank my friend, congressman, an extraordinary partner in dealing with those various natural disasters we've had to deal with in the last five and a half years. i was saying to the group of electedicials i was just that there was no one who engaged in more aggressive and effective hand to hand combat for the people of new jersey on the floor of the congress than frank did. everything we did in reaction to sandy in last tee years would not be possible. we're facing another challenge. i'm glad he's here. plause ] i met with theoc fials, not onlynounty but from the neighboring south jery countihis morning. we have a statewide conference call thisorni wh or 0 elte the e. d i've ha

we're live tonight in east williamsburg, i'm marc santia, news 4 new york. >> marc, thank you. what happened? that's what so many people want to know after a dog suddenly died in central park. its owner thought the dog was shot but since our report at noon, we learned that is not the case. michael george is at the park with more. >> reporter: dog owners are worried about that. a dog dies mysteriously at the park. the owner worries the dog has been shot but now a source close to the investigation tells news 4 there's no evidence that dog was shot and in fact right now the cause of death of that dog is still unknown. this all started last night in central park right around 110th street and central park west. the owner was walking its dog when it collapsed and died. the owner saw a wound on the dog's head and thought it may have been shot. nypd detectives began searching central park for evidence of a shooter but didn't find anything and now a source tells news 4 that a veterinarian examined the dog's body and found no source of severe trauma. dog owners are relieved there are no

noelia lisa echevarria, had been on life support since choking while eating lunch at ps 215 williamsburg. faculty that responded swiftly to that emergency. >>> a deadly collapse at a construction site in manhattan. a stop work order issued against the company in charge. the building on 38th in midtown in the process of getting demolished when the unplanned collapse occurred. killed. firefighters rescued a worker who was trapped in debris for more than three hours. tonight he's in serious condition. play at citi field. for the mets, a crucial game and what a game. sports anchor rob powers is outside the stadium. rob? >> sade, nobody ever considered this a must-win game for the mets, but after losing the first two games, at kansas city, bringing the world series back home, a win in game three would be big. so far, it's been a huge. two big home runs in this game, david wright and curtis granderson. and the power pitching of noah syndergaard, the mets are up 9- 3 in the eighth inning. they are trying to win this one before they try to win game four tomorrow. that would even the series. the

that may have been a hate crime. 35-year-old victim hit on the back of the head this afternoon in williamsburg. police say no money was taken and the suspect hit him and took off. >>> hillary clinton aide huma abedin revealing little tonight . she spent hours being questioned by a house panel about the 2012 attacks that killed four americans including the u.s. ambassador. abidin was reportedly questioned about other topics including clinton's e-mails. afterward she had little to say. >> it was an honor to work for secretary clinton. and alongside distinguished diplomats. i appreciated the time, both members and the committee staff today -- i answered all of my ability. and without i'll be making no further comments. >> abidin's interview was deposition. drones. the federal government about to announce a plan that will require that. source confirming the news to abc after several close calls between drones and airplanes. under this plan anyone buying a drone have to register with the transportation. the aim? to have the plan in place by christmas. >>> two alleged dog members under arrest and a

. >> reporter: her daughter, first-grader at p.s. 250 in williamsburg, remains on life support at nyu. school wednesday but there hasn't been a definitive answer as to what she was eating, if anything. the little girl's family hired an attorney, who hold the school responsible. >> it would seem if somebody is choke on something they should be prepared to deal with the situation like this. >> reporter: instead, a paramedic for assist ambulance tried to save girl and is suspended without pay. he got a knock on his passenger side door while assists and transporting a nursing patient and jumped out to help. >> there was no one -- doing anything to help her, you know? everyone was standing away from her. they told me i should -- she started choking. >> reporter: reid believes at least five minutes had pass by the time he arrived and he thinks he was the first to call 911. fdny's ems and the family arrived less than five minutes after that. >> when i walk to the hallway, i remained on the floor. a whole punch of blood everywhere. i screamed her name out. >> reporter: new york city departmen

now reviewing as they try to identify a trio of bold thieves scoping out vehicles here in east williamsburg early tuesday. investigators say the suspect stole several items from several cars before they set their sights on this white van but workers there caught two of them inside the vehicle, and a deadly confrontation followed. speaking with us by phone from the hospital, derek robinson relays the details of what happened next when he and three of his coworkers decided to follow the three thieves. in a matter of moments he said one pulled out a gun unleashing a spray of gunfire in broad daylight, and when the commotion settled, robinson was struck twice in the ear and side along with an innocent 13-year-old girl. his coworker didn't make it. >> he was one of the nicest guys i ever come across. >> he was loving and caring. he wanted to marry me. >> reporter: michael's grief stricken fiancee said they had been together for three years and he adored his two daughters. they also released this video of a man wanted for questioning. >> that was wrong. you didn't have to kill him. you injured hi

. >> that's the latest live here in williamsburg, i'm sheldon due test, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> tonight we are getting a look at a man police say raped a woman in brooklyn and tried to attack a second woman. police want to find this woman, saying he tried to sexually assault a 29-year-old woman in a parking lot september 7th. she did escape. in that attack, he was wearing a grenada flag bandanna. police believe it's the same man who raped a 19-year-old woman in an alley on rockaway parkway on august 30th. >>> a brooklyn native is getting ready toation take over nation's education department. arne duncan says he'll be stepping down in december to spend more time with his family in chicago. deputy secretary john king jr. will take over duncan's duties. during a press conference today, just a few hours ago, king talked about the death of his parents when he was a kid and how teachers changed his life. >> new york city public school teachers are the reason that i am alive. they are the reason that i became a teacher. they are the reason i'm standing here today. those teachers c

you would go look and come back and say what you liked and eventually he would go to women -- to williamsburg and get it registered. you would then have your land. scotts get walter they believeecause in education, because they built churches, they are pretty much predominant leaders of the community, especially when elections come, because they are educated and a lot of them get voted in as officials. they also were early supporters of the decoration of independence. -- declaration of independence. thank you for coming. iy name is ms. layman and am a costumed interpreter here. early life was hard work, you are always working the farm. there is always work, no matter what time of year. gardening, fieldwork, animal .are, cooking, cleaning always something to do. a very busy life, not a life of leisure -- not a lot of leisure time. this is black fiber, this comes from flax plants. it makes linen. everything i am wearing is linen, this is nothing more than the fiber. spin it,sed in it -- smooth it with water and it goes across the hooks. makes of thet thread, you can make the fabric on the loom.

police in williamsburg say a 15-year-old or 16-year-old boy took a teen girl into a park months ago and three others attacked her. all four of those suspects are under age. a 20-year-old is accused of videotaping the whole thing. this happened back in june. police say it took months to investigate. >> you would go from one suspect to another, find out some different facts and have to go back and confirm those things. >> the 20-year-old is expected to turn himself in this week. two of the teenagers were charged with rape. police charged all five suspects with child pornography. >>> if you're planning on getting on a plane soon, leave your ecigarettes at home. the department of transportation is banning battery operated smoking devices from checked baggage. since 2009, there were 26 cases of ecigarettes exploding. some of which happened in checked luggage. ecigarettes will be allowed on carry-ones. it goes into effect within the next two weeks. >>> there could be more support on the way for students in parts of northern virginia. school administrators met with faith leaders last night in

police released the security video of the burglary last month at williamsburg apartment building. they lugged the machine to a construction site then cracked open the atm and made off with the money. >>> a popular new york city marching band leader is accused of duct taping a 9-year-old student's mouth. his excuse for doing so has some parents outraged. 39-year-old ken hughes told detectives he wanted to teach the student a lesson about slavery. he pleaded not guilty to assault and child endangerment charges. a judge released hughes because he has no criminal history, but he asked him to stay away from that 9-year-old victim. >>> an mta bus driver has been arrested in a violent road rage case allegedly shown in exclusive cell phone video obtained by news 4. the bus driver, david garcia s accused of beating this student with a baseball bat after the student didn't let garcia into a merging lane on to the bqe. it happened on astoria bselevard monday. garcia was picked up yesterday, charged with assault, and he's also been suspended. >>> the new york city medical examiner's office is

they have put in applications including a shop in williamsburg, which has already put their license to use. what do you think? irish coffee there? what do you think? >> i was confused at first when we did the tease a little earlier. i thought they were going to put licker in the coffee. and i was a bit confused. >> well, that's coming. we don't know that for sure, but yes. >> all right. whatever. >> welcome back. >> thank you very much. >> good to see you. >> good to be back. nice weather back here at home. a great day today with temperatures. chilly this morning. but nice this afternoon. near average. and now we're seeing some high clouds stream across the skyline there. eventually, those clouds will lower and thicken, and they will bring rain. but not just yet. here is our look outside from the top of the rock camera. 5 degrees in the park. beautiful day. the temperatures were just around average. the average is 60 for central park. and we made it to 58 in central park. newark here at 61. 56 in bridgeport today. 60 at la guardia and 57 in islip. a beautiful fall day across the stlkat

police released this video at a williamsburg apartment building. you can see two of kne three suspects wanted for the crime. they lugged the machine from the lobby of a north sixth street building to a construction site where they cracked it open and made off with all the money. >>> well, right now the body of fallen nypd officer randolph holder is being flown to his native guyana for burial. today holder was posthumously promoted to detective as thousands paid tribute to his life. >> you are relieved of your duty. as a new york city police officer, guardian at the gates of new york city. and we send you on your way to your new assignment to be guardian angel at the gates of heaven. >> reporter: a farewell to a >> reporter: the ame church in jamaica wasn't big enough to fit the thousands who came from across the country to honor officer randolph holder. holder's fiancee told the crout crowd what it meant to him to be an officer. >> to simply wear the uniform of an officer is an act of courage. you have chosen to be both target and hero. >> reporter

you would go look and come back and say what you liked and eventually he would go to williamsburg and get it registered. you would then have your land. and the american dream is begun. once the ulster scots get to america, because they believe in education, they become the dominant culture. because they believe in education and build churches and schools, they are pretty much predominant leaders of the community, especially when elections come, because they are educated and a lot of them are elected as officials. they also were early supporters of the decoration of -- declaration of independence. thank you for coming. come back and see us again. >> i am an interpreter on our german farm site in virginia. daily life was hard work, you are always working the farm. there is always work, no matter what time of year. there is gardening to begun, fieldwork, animal care, cooking, food preservation cleaning. ,there is always something to do. a very busy life not a lot of , leisure time. spinning is pretty much twisting. this is flax fiber, this comes from flax plants. it is the type of fiber

rosanna: williamsburg? greg: yeah. you are going. mmm... nothing like johnsonville breakfast sausage. delicious and packaged with nothing to hide. no secrets. just like our family. well there is one. folks, i'm not your grandma. just a handsome kind hearted and stayed for all the yummy sausage. feel bad about lying. nap time. i got her. seriously? i feel like i just woke up. ha ha ha! fully cooked johnsonville breakfast sausage. we don't make sausage. greg: this is in the movie i told you about. "abortion." , 123. rosanna: we're getting really blessed by this weather. an applet day keeps the dr. away. greg: it is fantastic what this stuff does to you. i ate popcorn at the movies. sour patch kids, too. mike woods, how are you, buddy? mike: i am doing well. rosanna: greatly eased great eats his apple right down to the sea. mike: why stop there? [laughter] it is very nice outside. this all-powerful vp one of the nicest weeks we have here for friday while. let's show you what we have out there. wet weather on the average. fifty-three is

>> williamsburg. [ cheers and applause ] >> the hippest mace in tune. >> jimmy: it is hip. >> not when i was there. >> jimmy: what was it like when you were this? >> now they have tapas bars, internet cafes. when i was there i used to hang out at a mozzarella store. >> jimmy: for real? >> yeah, an old lady would make mozzarellas in a room the size of her body. >> jimmy: that's nice. what about your family? you're italian. >> i read about your mother. you said when you were a kid your mother would throw herself on the ground and make believe she was dead. >> jimmy: yeah. until we cried. then she would -- she'd lay on the ground until my sister and i, until we'd cry. and then i guess she thought it was funny. she's a sick person. she's up there. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: italian. >> i have an italian mother too. >> jimmy: did she do that? >> they didn't have medication in those days. >> jimmy: yeah. >> she would be like at thanksgiving, she'd say, i hope i'm dead by christmas. [ bleep ] like that. you know. >> jimmy: that sounds like -- that would make a great christ