in yonkers it was 83. in east brunswick, 89. we did push 90 in places, warmer in tom kin's cove with 93 for the reading. the warm trend continues into the first half of your weekend, cooler sunday and beyond. right now we have clear skies, 73, feeling though like 72 degrees. temperatures will be dropping nicely tonight with air still relatively dry but tomorrow you will notice the humidity levels rising. clear skies right now, a big bubble of high pressure is still in place. it's been there for five days now. it does get moved out. this cold front will be pushing through late tomorrow into sunday morning. as that happens we will be seeing more clouds and also a slight chance for some showers. it won't look as impressive as they move through our region but we could see a little bit of wet weather especially early sunday. let's show you hour by hour. overnight, clear skies temperatures in the 60s and 50s. tomorrow maybe a few clouds. we are saying it will be a sun- filled day but with more clouds and still warm in the 80s. overnig

eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer is live in yonkers with more for us. tim. >> reporter: and the investigation is widening. tonight yonkers police are also telling me they are digging deep into social media to try to find the shooter. yonkers police now say the shooting that left a 23-year- old promising baseball player critically wounded stemmed from a dispute between two groups of people on wednesday night. >> we believe it was associated with some type of drag racing that occurred in that area. >> we were told by witnesses -- pointed a gun out the window and fired five or six shots in that person's general direction. >> reporter: two of the shots struck a 22-year-old as he stood outside his car in the parking lot of a yonkers fast food restaurant. members of his family overcome with emotion even came to the scene. nolan, a former high school baseball star and a draft pick for the oakland as last year is in extremely critical condition. >> i don't want to say it but i might have to make that decision about donating his organs. this is what i got to do

and we have a round of heavy downpours moving to the south shore at freeport, and scattered around yonkers into portions of the fairfield county coastline. here's how we will time it out. put it it into play, and i will say 5:00 a.m., maybe early for the morning commute, and 5:00 a.m., it it's a mess out there. you're still dealing with it. some pockets a break now and then, and other pockets more rain. the afternoon hours, some time we think around 3:00 p.m. or so, the front will push offshore, and it will stall. there's trailing activity, and it could possibly affect the evening commute. we will talk about evening commute more, but as you go to bed, heavy rain moving in, 3 inches of rain for some folks throughout. another round late thursday gained strength, and i will strength -- joaquin gained strength. i will show you the latest models. >>> a controversial meeting now released about the pope and kim davis. >> we are waiting confirmation for the vatican officials but a lawyer for davis who refuses to issue same-sex marriage licenses says she met briefly with the pope at the vatican emb

but first, breaking news. >>> an emotional scene outside a burger king in yonkers. police on the scene of a parking lot shooting that left one man injured. we are learning more about the victim. >>> mom is on the floor, there's people hitting my mom. and people on top. >> jumped at dinner, the search for three strangers who attacked a mother and daughter inside an east side restaurant. was it a bias incident? >>> and going once, going twice, sold to the highest bidder. how you can get your hands on memorabilia from one of the the greatest rock 'n' roll bands of good morning. >> of course, we have meg and john elliott here as well. >> huge, huge memorabilia auction. millions of dollars worth of great beatles memorabilia. i mean, beatles fan? >> absolutely. investment. you know, a lot will be emotional bidding but still the values continue to go up and up and up. so you could bid on a little something. >> who would not want a beatles thermus? >> yeah, even if you can't bid, you would be neat to go and see it. >> it starts at 1:00 on saturday. what was the address? >>

nothing to change any neighborhood, but still yonkers went crazy.e issue is dead. right now, two towns up the hudson, terrytown, same fight, same rhetoric, same fears. it is still going on. >> seth: what i found fascinating about it is when it comes to social change it will always require sacrifice of the population. and you do, i think, a very fair job of showing it from everyone's perspective. there aren't -- there are obviously people that you like more than other people. there aren't pure villains. >> no. >> seth: and do you think that's ultimately the biggest hurdle to social change isn't the politicians, but that it's that when it comes time for people to make the choice they don't want to make any sacrifice. >> i think that -- in some sense, i think the problem in some sense is us, you know, is that our own latent fears can be utilized so quickly in politics. i think politics right now is running on two things, money and fear. those are terrible currencies for policy. that seems to be what works in politics is money and fear and both things a

a full ride to college. >> he is a friend of the city of yonkers, high regard in the city. we believe this was a very senseless shooting and we're going to do our best to try to find a suspect. >> back live you can see some of the detectives here at the scene they've been here all morning as they try to piece this together. police telling us they are looking for the car, a light colored or yellow two-door honda. they are trying to locate that vehicle and locate that shooter they are asking for the public's help as they try to piece this investigation together. cbs 2 news. >>> also new at noon police arrested a suspect in connection with a death of a staten island woman. found dead inside the hotel last tuesday, investigators say the suspect joseph may have spent time with another woman who was found dead in a bushwick hotel in july. no charges filed but police say they expect to charge him soon. >>> a pedestrian was struck and killed in the bronx in the kingsbridge section near 231st street and kingsbridge avenue. it is unclear why the male victim was in the roadway, police

in yonkers, mark morgan, cbs2 news. >> the house is expected to be completed in about a year. 200 volunteers every day. >> that's good bones on that house. >> for sure. >>> your exclusive forecast from cbs2. we bring in john elliott. what's the weather going to be like? >> high pressure builds in. there is a little flubbing situation as far as temperatures go and a few more clouds at times. that ridge of high pressure keeps us dry. the first day of fall. nice readings in the 60s. low 70s. 73 in staten island. i like this comment from lori in north branch. 66 and just absolutely gorgeous. a bit breezy. sunny. feels awesome. some of the other weather watchers saying beautiful, beautiful. i like this picture. in seems to be a little sad that it's fall. gorgeous sun from daniel. beautiful blue from bob. and i love this. a series of shots that charlie got this morning. number one. and number two taking flight. just gorgeous. a beautiful american bald eagle from the delaware river. appreciate that, charlie. let's fly into that beautiful blue. where are the clouds? where are the clouds? where are t

we are looking at license plate readers, red light cameras, any video that we could find. >> yonkers police say they have numerous leads to follow and hope to have a suspect's name soon. >>> another family's tragedy leads to a new law. 16-year-old killed in a boating accident last summer and another teenager was at the boat's controls. today, connecticut's governor signed emily's law. cbs 2's dick brennan reports. >> it's really hard. we miss her. >> reporter: they have bravely faced the pain that no parent should endure, the loss of their 16-year-old daughter emily who was killed last year in a boating accident. >> she was a bright light and we still feel her spirit like she's definitely a part of our lives still. >> reporter: emily was tubing in the waters off greenwich point park last summer the propeller of their tow boat operated by a 16-year-old struck and killed emily and seriously injured another the accident inspired the family to fight for the passage of emily's law. the bill signed today by governor dannel malloy raises the minimum age to tow in connecticut from 13 to 16 a

. >> he was shot in the torso and head as he stood outside his car in the parking lot of a yonkers fast food restaurant. he's a former high school baseball star and draft pick for the oakland a's is in extremely critical condition. >> i might have to make a decision about donating his organs. >> reporter: police believe the shooting stemmed from a dispute among two groups of people. >> we believe it was associated with some kind of drag racing. by on the service road and the shots were fired. >> reporter: it's our belief that this was prior dispute. and we are trying to ascertain intended target. >> reporter: they are good friends. >> he was the best at sports and we were close friends and it just kills me to see how people always go after people who chase their dreams the most. >> reporter: police are interviewing a number of eyewitnesses and checking social media as the investigation widens. and they are looking for a white or pale yellow honda. that's about it. a two-door honda. >> and police have no suspects. reporting live from yonkers, tim fleischer, eyewitness news. >>> crews hav

. >>> today in westchester friends and family and fellow officers gathered to say good-bye to a yonkers police officer who died from a 9/11-linked illness. funeral services for roy mcclaufline was held this morning at st. john the baptist catholic church. the 38-year-old helped in the efforts of the ground zero and died on the eve of the 14-year anniversary of the attacks after a battle with brain cancer. >> you can see during the showing here today and during his wake, he is going to be missed. a big loss for our department. we are a big city department, we are also a family. >> he came from a family of yonkers police officers. 17-year veteran of the department. he leaves behind his wife and four children. >>> coming up whenen news 4 at 6:00 returns, we'll meet one of the lucky people who won free tick too see the pope in central park and learn what others are doing with their free tickets that have a lot of people outraged. me >>> the search for the reptile named jaws is back on in queens. >> flushing meadow park. more than a month after it was seen by a jogger. news 4 lori is live in

one in the torso, the other in the head as he stood outside this car in the parking lot of a yonkers fast food restaurant. nolan is a former high school baseball star and was a draft pick for the oakland a's last year. >> it just kills me to see like how people always go after people who just chase their dreams the most. >> i don't want to say it but i might have to make that decision about donating his organs. it's just -- this is what i got to do now. >> police for now say they are treating the wounded man as an innocent victim. >> initial reports indicate that there may have been some type of dispute prior to this. it's speculation at this point, but we're looking into that. >> including reports of a drag race. >> we're not sure about that right now. >> nolan was standing with several other people when police say the gunman drove by on this service road when the shots were fired. they're looking for. >> a white or pale yellow honda somewhere around 2000, 2007. that's about it. a two-door honda. >> the victim was taken to jacoby hospital where police say he is listed in extremely c

it happened in yonkers at this burger king. charles gartner believes that the shooting stems from the victim or the group he was with was possibly involved in on wednesday night. >> we have information that suggests that the prior dispute was associated with dragracing. several years ago we did have a significant dragracing problem. but it has improved and subsided over the years. but we still do get complaints of dragracing along the central area. reporter: the stretch along central park avenue is known for dragracing due to the lack of cameras. police have not identified suspects and need the public's help in solving this crime. >> we are not going to leave any stone unturned and we bring the people of the community to justice. reporter: this parking lot is where the victim was shot. you can see the backroad right by me. that is where the shots came from. they say that even the victim or someone he was with was targeted and the victim right now is in critical condition at jacoby hospital in the bronx. lidia curanaj reporting

harvard educated star was born in yonkers and grew up in fairfield county in connecticut used to handling 100 police mirn miles per hour serves but not one thing. >> an apology -- initial officer did never apologize for the mistaken identity. during this spray, blake injured his elbow, and suffered some bruises to one of his legislation. say nothing of the embarrassment that he suffered. that is the latest live from outside the grand hyatt morning. ben and juliet back to you. juliet: robert moses thank you 6:08. police have released a sketch of a man wanted it in the shooting of an a aid to governor cuomo. ben: shows man wearing white t-shirt black pants and jamaican flag around his neck. kerry remains in a coma after shot in the head. police say he was caught in the cross fire of two gangs. a predawn west indian day parade in crown heights brooklyn a 12-h500 reward for information regarding shooter. if you know anything please call crime stoppers at 1-800-577-tips. juliet: meantime nypd is going to start cracking down on the celebration. "the new york post" frorgt officers are going to w

. >> a drive by shooting overnight in yonkers, new york. mike nolan was shot in the head and torso. nolan may have been involved in an earlier dispute with the shooter. hefgs drafted last year as a pitcher out of oklahoma state university. >> volkswagen is being ordered to fix half a mill yn of its cars. o if i believes say volkswagen installed the devices on their cars. the epa says volkswagen faces fines of more than $18 billion. >>> a historic first for the pentagon. he has more than 25 years national security experience in congress and pentagon. >> the school topped more than 400 other applicants for harvard's innovations in american government award. the program will receive $100,000 to expand. the school was created to bolster educational programs. >> wow, all right. let's go back to meteorologist with the accuweather forecast. >> behind me is a bright, sunny sky. still enough of a breeze even though temperatures are up a good five to ten degrees. this gives you a pretty good indication of what's coming. fog is nowhere to be found along our coastline >> 77 in mountain view. yo

harvard-educated star was born in yonkers and grew up in fairfield county in connecticut. he is used to handling a one hundred miles an hour service, sizzling forehands and backhands he is asking for one thing. >> an apology. >> reporter: in case you couldn't hear, he is asking for an apology. was also injured in this encounter. says his elbow was hurt, also had some bruises on one of his legs so clearly he was physically injured but it was also a great environment to blake. that is the latest from outside the grand hyatt this morning, back to you. juliet: pretty frightening as well. thanks very much. 5:09. police have released a sketch of a man wanted in a shooting of an aide to governor cuomo. the sketch shows a man wearing a white t-shirt, black pants and jamaican flag around his neck. he remains in a coma after being shot in the head. he was caught in the crossfire two gangs, pre-dawn west indian day parade party in crown heights. 12,005 and the dollar reward for information regarding the shooter. if you know anything about him crawl crime stoppers 800-577-tips. ben: t

. >> reporter: police made an arrest in yonkers and recovered a weapon. gunfire is something this neighborhood won't soon forget. >> i've lived here for more than 40 years and i've never seen that happen before. >> reporter: right now one person is in custody, another person, law enforcement sources tell us, drove himself to the hospital in mt. vernon. he tells us he was shot here in front of the daycare. this investigation is ongoing. we're live tonight, new rochelle, news4 new york. >>> demonstrators are gathered to protest against presidential candidate donald trump. pablo gutierrez is there to show us the scene, including some latino immigrants. pablo? >> reporter: that's right, and just now about 100 protesters, most of them from make the road and other groups outside here, in front of the trump hotel, to protest the candidate's position on immigration. many of them tell us they are upset because of the remarks that donald trump has made against the latino community since he announced his candidacy back on june 16. now, this protest is one of many th

farther north, this is claire in yonkers, it's 78 degrees. she says more wonderful holiday weekend. yeah, i agree. as we head farther up the line, 82-degree from adam in middletown and he says, couldn't ask for a nicer, unofficial last weekend of the summer. adam, i agree with you, my friend. let's take a live look outside. i don't think there's any way to complain about this. we've had tons of sunshine, nice warm weather. perfect to do anything you want to do outdoors. mostly sunny and 80 at 6:48 p.m. check out your headlines. quiet night ahead. a beautiful labor day. little steamy, heading into the work week. we've talked about this summer full of 80 and lots of 90- degree temperatures. that continues heading into the week. radar not much to talk about thanks to an area of high pressure. not much to talk about with moisture, but a bump in our humidity, but high pressure has drifted off shore, but tapped in dry air. quiet and comfortable tonight. pleasant, not a lot to talk about. head into tomorrow, little on the hot side. upper 80s, low 90s is what it will be and feel like out th

if you have any information on the incident, call yonkers police. we're live in yonkers, i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. back to you. dari: thank you. take a close look at that guy right there. police on long island say that he's robbed as many as 15 gas stations at gunpoint in the past month. nine in suffolk and six -- nine in nassau, six in suffolk. now the fbi is trying to track him down. >> these robberies occur in the later part of the evening. there's never any people in the establishment establishment. we feel he might be casing the establishments prior to the robbery. dari: if you have any info, call crimestoppers, 800-244-tips. there's a reward of up to $15,000. steve: a friend of the man that killed nine african-americans at a church in south carolina went before a judge and pled not guilty of lying to attorneys. prosecutors claim he knew dylann roof knew he was planning the attack and failed to notify police. he's claimed to have lied about it the next day. dari: a rutgers football a player was back in court. >> antwan lewis is live on the

connection with the murder of a jogger who was found along route 133. 52-year-old luis blanco of yonkers was stabbed to death. his body was found in the tall grass by the roadside on august 24th. the suspect, joaquin recinos-garcia is facing murder charges and is being held without bail in the county jail. >>> police in brooklyn looking for the thieves behind a string of cell phone robberies. sometimes the robberies were in the flatbush area, and each case the suspects forced employees into the back room and stole cell phones and other electronic devices. >>> terrifying moments on board a yacht off the texas coast who came to the rescue of those trapped inside. >>> and why the man arrested in those arizona highway shootings says he could not have been the gunman. >>> and breezy sunshine and warmer temperatures on the way. about that chilly morning coming your way tomorrow in your first >>> 70 degrees as we look at the brooklyn bridge there. beautiful day taking shape. clear skies, that humidity that's been around gone. no mugginess for quite a few days coming up the sunshine will come ou

. >> reporter: in yonkers outside the church of st. john the baptist, a mixed reaction. >> i think it's a good idea because nowadays nothing we can do. people are separating. so what's going to happen to the catholics who are really not available for that kind of ruling? >> i don't fully agree with that. i believe that if you're entering into an engagement of marriage, you should plan that out ahead. >> and there are indications that conservative factions in the church are bristling. one other note, today's announcement by francis as well as his declaration about women last week about abortions comes before a major meeting, a senate of bishops in october. >>> we're getting ready for the pope's visit here in new york later this month. we set up a special section of our website with everything you need to know. nbcnewyork.com. >>> the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion is back at work. a few protesters greeted walter palmer as he was whisked into his practice by a security guard. he has been laying low since he killed cecil. pro

david berkowitz drove this cream-colored ford galaxy from his home in yonkers to brooklyn.went to stalk his 12th and 13th victims. but in the place he parked was this fire hydrant, and police had the lead they needed. >> when we get him and i interrogate him, my attitude at this time, i want to take him and throw him out the window. this guy was so pathetic. it was like talking to a zucchini. never blinked, constant smile on his face. after a while i start to feel sorry for the guy. you know, he's gone, right? >> i feel great. and i think the people of our city will feel great relief. >> praise the lord. it's over. we're very, very happy. >> that was the first thing we heard this morning. it was fantastic. it was great. >> serial killers tend to be cunning. that allows them to stay at large. and when they get caught, it's usually because of luck. good luck for us. bad luck for them. >> when we caught him, we searched his car. in the back on the seat was the .44-caliber gun that did all the shootings. what more do you need? and then a machine gun fully loaded in the backseat

the search is on for a gunman who shot a man in the parking lot of a yonkers fast food restaurant. police telling us the 23-year- old victim was shot in the head and arm outside the burg king of the 800 block of central park avenue. the man was shot as he stood outside his car. the victim remains in critical condition. >>> new details on a mother who triggered an amber alert. bars charged with custodial hendriks violated a temporary order of protection when she picked up her daughter from school on wednesday. unharmed. the child's father also under arrest this morning. >>> now to a developing story in manhattan. police are speaking to a man in connection with the deaths of investigators believe joseph san claire spent time with both victims before they died. one woman was found in brooklyn in july. that other woman was discovered in manhattan ten days ago. dunclaire is also being questioned in at least two unsolved rapes. >>> time now is 6:33. we're expecting to learn more today about the investigation into a series of armed robberies at gas stations on long island. police say this

michael nolan, a yonkers baseball star draft bid the oakland a's was hit in the arm and the head.

president yonker. i will now give you the floor to present the proposals that you have for the european union in the house of european democracy here in the european parliament. president yonker, you have the floor. [ applause ] >>> president, president of office and council, ladies and gentlemen and dear members, for me it is a very pleasant duty, not just actually a douuty, but real pleasure, as president of the commission, for the very first time in my short life, to give state of the union address in this chamber. as luxembourg prime minister, i think it was precisely 20 times that i gave a state of the nation speech. but any way, mostly i got reported after the speech. people disagreed as to the substance but everybody seemed to agree it was too long. so today, i ran into that same danger. i've not actually drafted or been able to draft this speech. and normal conditions, and can you probably guess why or probably some of you know why. but i will try and conclude in good style. the speech takes pl

that is the latest from yonkers. ben: we will see when a little bit, it is 5:15. kerry: wednesday word of the day today is all moral phobia, fear of rain. >> she hates it. comes from the greek meaning storm of rain and michael, you do not have it. >> meteorologist: what is the opposite of that. someone who loves rain. ombrophobia, not your day. the heaviest rain we have to deal with is already pressing through the majority of the tristate. it should be more showery as opposed to the heavy stuff we have seen the we still have flood watches and a few advisories for ulster county until 8:35 but elsewhere jesus scaled-back the last couple hours or so. that is a good indication the rain intensity is backing down a bit but the heaviest rain came through the city, use of patchy heavy showers through long island and queens and brooklyn and into eastern long island still quite happy out there, conn. still getting hit hard, the hudson valley including orange, dutchess, alter, sullivan, solid rain coming through but it is makin

investigators in yonkers believe there was a dispute possibly over drag racing and someone fired several shots out the car window. he was drafted by the oakland a's. >>> a suspect arrested in arizona for a string of highway shootings in the phoenix area. the governor of arizona breaking the news within the hour on twitter. a man taken into custody. there have been 11 confirmed shootings of vehicle driving along i-10. no serious injuries. >>> and happening tomorrow, the highly anticipated trip begins. first stop cuba and then the u.s. pope frances will begin his nine day journey beginning in cuba. he will celebrate an outdoor mass in the revelation not that i'm aware square. there's a meeting with president castro. president obama. the white house says the president praised the pope's role in helping the u.s. and relations. today the administration announced new rules for traveling and doing business with cuba. the pope's trip poses a huge travel. jay johnson will be here tomorrow to review security plans with city, state and federal officials. he did the same in philadelphia today. the p

yonkers at 73. i saw temperatures here, and here you go. never made it out of the 60s. 69 for the high temperature in middletown. carmen, thank you for that. adam in middletown, thank you for your readings. new york city, more clouds out there. 68degrees as of right now. 72 for the high temperature. you made it above the 70-degree mark, and 2 degrees off the mark from what we should have for this time of the year. let's check my headlines a few sprinkles out there tonight, not much of anything. same deal for the day tomorrow. i will not rule out wet weather, but anything you pick up, a light little sprinkle or shower. not going to make a dent in the deficit. the first day of fall, looming wednesday morning, 4:21 a.m., that's when you start the fall season. well above normal. the temperature at 80 degrees. currently, okay, cloud cover is pushing through, and then, you know a little bit of a light sprinkle for some folks, the rain is not making its way down. it will never be a lot to begin with. look how basically the weak cold front is movin

there was a lady from yonkers here before. she told me she had seen the pope in may but wanted to come back. where is the lady from yonkers? she said i had to see him again. where is he? i had to see him again because when i saw him in rome, that was his house. now he's in my house. take a look at this crowd. all these people have waited a very long time and they are getting ready to see pope francis pass by. and it is a scene of building electricity. back to you guys. >> thank you so much. >>> look at these crowds. here's one thought as we've been watching these people all day today. all day yesterday. all the days in washington. there's a sense of newfound pride in bringing catholic. people are excited about it again. how did that happen? is it about this man? can it be that simple? >> i think it is that simple. it's really about this man who was able to connect with the people who just comes across as a man of the people. therefore, they have really connected to that. it's not all about fine figure of christ -- vicar of chr

above average, unlikely that the month could end below average with this type of launching pad. 83 in yonkers. 80 brighton beach. bayside queens 83. another warm night at the u.s. tennis center. more comfortable in montauk. mostly sunny early evening. patchy haze and fog tomorrow morning. 87 at noon. 92, 93 in the afternoon. a few more clouds in the afternoon, especially to the north and west. a couple of clouds strolling by middlesex county. there are thunderstorms here. they are not able to make it over the mountains. now we turn to this cold front. it's inching eastward all week long. upstate new york tomorrow afternoon. a couple of storms in the poconos and catskills. then at night a spot shower just about anywhere. also a little bubble of high pressure keeps the winds and spares us from late afternoon storms. during the day, spotty storms really forming closer to albany to syracuse thin into the catskills and poconos. because the front is so slow to come through on friday and friday morning, we may be stuck in low clouds on friday morning and worst case there is a couple of showers that

what a quiet stretch we have tuesday evening for yonkers, nice and quiet, 70s during date. then fall on wednesday, temperatures are back up there. back to 81 degrees on wednesday. and you can see the warm air that continues for the papal visit right through the end of the week. so far, looking good as we check out the weekend. back to you. >> great weather, no rain for the pope's visit. thanks, rafael. >>> 67th annual emmy awards, hbo series set in a mythical land took home the top honors. >> game of thrones. >> love that though. won best drama series, 12 emmy's for one show in a single year. and john hamm ignored the stairs when he finally won best actor if for his role in madmen, just get right up there on the stable. and it was viola davis who made history. she became the first fren to win best actress for a drama. >> the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. [ applause ] you cannot win an emmy for roles that are simply not there. >> watch her entire speech online, moving. and best comedy went to hbo's veep. meanwhile jon stewart and t

despite a shower through kingston. 91 yonkers. 96 norwalk. 83 andover. a shower to your west. and down the shore, no theft of showers. 84 belmar. 92 in west orange. so s hazy skies right now. an isolated storm during the overnight. best threat of a shower may be the first part of the day tomorrow. the front isn't totally through, limited sun then lower humidity about this time tomorrow. drier by the weekend. notice the showers. looks like they are trying to make inroads into the hudson valley and catskills. this is falling apart over ulster and orange county. gusty near kingston but a sprinkle at new paltz. this area will fall apart and stay to the west as high pressure noses in. with this front not totally getting in, it may be around us tomorrow. you could wake up to a shower and a fair amount of clouds. the clouds could linger into early afternoon. best chance of sun north and east later in the day. still a shower threat later in the day west of the city. we are in the process of drying out. we clear it out friday into saturday. cooler clouds tomorrow, limited sun. passing

balÓn autografiado con su firma y una camiseta de su equipo los manteles hechos por mujeres fors de yonkers su amistad, si comprensiÓn y buscan ayudarnos para que no nos sentamos extraÑos. >> extranjeros. >> es todo un trabajo de gente que nos va ayudando a sentirnos en casa. >> el regalo que le dimos es a nombre de todos los trabajadores que encontramos aquÍ en la ciudad de new york, que construimos dÍa a dia para que tambiÉn aquÍ nos sintamos que si estamos poniendo un grano de arena aquÍ en estados unidos y muchas gracias. >> eso sin lugar a duda fue uno de los momentos mÁs emotivos el momento que este humilde trabajador le entregÓ al papa francisco las herramientas de trabajo con la que los trabajadores de la construcciÓn y jornaleross laboran todos los dÍas * han pasado varios horas desde que el papa se fue, hay y mociones en el ambiente, esto sin lugar a duda serÁ un dÍa que nadie aquÍ en east harlem va a olvidar mary. >> fue lindo escuchar cuando le hablÓ a los niÑos con ese cariÑo tan especial con el tono de abuelito que compren compren comprende todo y pidiÓ que se atrevan a sonar,

poor people did not end up packed into housing projects in one square mile in yonkers by accident. it was a plan. it was a plan in the auger's, baltimore, and everywhere that the federal money since 1930's. in 2015 we have an illustrious panel to share their ideas on what we can all do now to make real on the promise of the fair housing act. turned a corner on this. have issued a new role that breathes new life and adds flesh and bone to the fair housing act mandate that hud takes proactive steps to fulfill a desegregate goal of the fair housing act. when we issued the rule, president obama in a weekly address reminded the nation why this is so critical. he said, in some cities kids living blocks apart leaves incredible -- lead incredibly different lives. they go to different schools, play in different parts, shop in different stores, and walked down different streets. often, the quality of those schools and the safety of those arcs and streets are far from equal. which means that those kids are not getting an equal shot at life. our panel knows that not everyone agrees it is gover

yonkers, 85. monroe township, 83. east islip, 86. plainsboro, 89, and the hottest reading here in the area today. looking out over the city, i think it looks good. skies are clearer and clearer as we approach the saturday, sunday, monday, 3-day weekend, and 75 degrees as of right now, and take a look at the heat wave, all right? sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, 5 days, 90 degrees or hotter. did we make it to six days today? nope, central park maxing out at 85. typical, 79. that's interesting. first day in the almanac, we get to this point in september, the average high temperature is not 80 degrees or above. it's in the 70s. 79 is where we should be, and we were above that. it's cooler than it has been, but 6 degrees above the average, no weekend weather problems out there. we need rain. it's drier and drier around here, and the rip current concern we talked about the the top of the newscast. the vortex satellite and radar, quiet in the area, and the bigger picture not showing you. the rain is suppressed by the big high

yonkers was 90s. brunswick 9 4. pleasant valley 90. 93 cedar grove. dana, you were asking me how warm it was in central park. >> yes, i was, of course. >> 93 was our high temperature. outside now, hazy sun. 91 degrees. there's that 93 degrees we are talking about. 13 degrees above average. headlines look like this. it made it to a five-day heat wave today but will end tomorrow because the high temperature drops by 10 degrees or so. about 82 will be the high. could see rain out there. overnight and tomorrow. we need whatever we can get. i don't think everybody will get it. some will have it, some won't. drought conditions issued here by the national weather service we are all dealing with some tough conference whether it's abnormally dry, or moderate drought like suffolk county portions of fairfield county as well and just reported that some portions of north even new jersey are under moderate drought conditions. we may see a little bit out there. we have seen a little as this front makes its way through the area. much more vigorous off to the west. th

the thieves breaking in to the salon in yonkers about midnight on monday. that so they could drill a hole in its wall and then get in to georgia's luncheonette next door. they stole cash and cigarettes. regular customers were dismayed to hear the news. >> this is planned. you don't just go to a basement door and break through another wall. i've seen it in tv, but i've never seen it like this. >> maybe they got the idea from tv. police say they're looking for at least two suspects. >>> new at 11:00, air quality testing coming to nail salons across new york city. the city's public advocate is launching a pilot program. lamps will be fitted with air quality sensors. the information gathered will be shared with health officials, customers, salon managers and the workers themselves. a private equity firm is paying for the program. >>> the staten island ferry expanding its service. they want to run every half hour around the clock. there will be added trips on work days and three additional weekend departures are being added between 3:00 and 6:00 a.m. they'll als

which is yonkers avenue. really by the split there. the local lanes are shut down. traffic diverted to the express lanes. this likely could be out there for a good chunk of the morning. a live look at the brooklyn bridge. good news there. everything is moving nicely. no roadwork in the way for the holiday. enjoyable. then we'll head to the george washington bridge. things are free and clear. keep in mind at the lincoln tunnel, the center tube closed. things are moving along nicely. alternate side of the street parking rules and meter rules are suspended. more weather and traffic on the fours. >>> it's 5:47 right now. patriots will be hosting the steelers here on nbc 4 on thursday. quarterback tom braved i spoke briefly about his deflated football scandal after the suspension was overruled. >> i have a lot of personal feelings and -- but i riley don't care to share those. i care to think about what i need to do going forward. >>> sibling riflely takes center court. serena williams won her match. 6-3, 6-3. venus won her match. that set up a tense showdown between the

. >>> new this morning, at least six firefighters are injured battling a late night fire in a yonkers apartment building. all of the tenants in the palisades avenue building got out safely but there was heavy smoke. five people have been left homeless. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> police still looking for the gang members who were trading shots in brooklyn shooting and aide to governor cuomo in the head a block from the west indian day parade. carey gabay has undergone surgery and is in critical condition. he is a harvard educated lawyer who went from city housing developments to the governor's office. his best friend spoke news. he said they ran and ducked behind parked cars when the shooting erupted yesterday morning. >> i heard the first shot then a series of 19 shots after that. just repeated, pow, pow, pow. like six of us waiting down waiting for this to end. when it ended, like five, six seconds we got up and someone said someone shot and i looked around and it was carry. >> police say it appears that he was an inventory tended target of the gang shooting an

. >>> a yonkers mother charged with murdering her newborn daughter in the bronx is now also under investigation for her son's death. jennifer berry accused of throwing her baby girl out of 7th floor apartment window in university heights on monday. now the westchester county district attorney is re- opening a case from 2008 involving berry's 2.5-week-old baby boy. the medical examiner said the boy died of natural causes related to sudden infant death syndrome but prosecutors are now looking into that case again. >>> an out-of-control car jumps a curb in the bronx sending a mother and four children to the hospital. cell phone video showing the scene at fordham manor with good samaritans desperately trying to lift the mangled black toyota camry off the woman and a child pinned under it before rescuers got there. the car lost control along valentine avenue and slammed into the victims as they walked to school this morning. >> it sounded like the gas pedal was stuck, to me. because when we ran to the car and we got to the car, the car was still accelerating. >> >> police are still trying to figure

the search is on for a gunman who shot a man in the parking lot of a yonkers fast food restaurant. police saying nolan was shot in the head and arm outside the burger king in the 800 block of central avenue. it happened as he stood outside his car. the suspect got away in a car. police say nolan was targeted. he is in critical condition at this hour. >>> a brooklyn day care is closed today as police investigate how a 2-year-old boy ended up alone in sunset park. his mother says she only discovered his son had been missing after police posted a picture of the boy on twitter. she says quality of life day care center did not tell her until several hours later. workers say they miscounted the number of children during an outing. >>> new details on a mother who triggered an amber alert when she suddenly kidnapped her 10- year-old daughter. police saying hendriks violated a temporary order of protection when she picked up her daughter from school on the lower east side wednesday. the child's father carlos hicks secuestr_ a su hija de 10 >>> 7:27. heather. >> good morning ken. we are goin

. >> following breaking news in yonkers where police are on the scene of the third shooting in the last two days. >> and us. meteorologist bill has the exclusive weekend accuweather garden. >>> this is new york's number 1 news, with lori stokes, heather o'rourke with traffic and bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now eyewitness news this morning. >>> breaking news at 5 a.m., a pedestrian has been struck and killed by a city bus in the bronx. we're live at the scene. >> a possible break in the case of two women discovered dead inside their hotel rooms. this morning the person police are questioning and his possible connections to other violent crimes against women. >> and with the temperatures on the rise, the last weekend of summer will certainly feel like summer. good morning. it doesn't feel like fall yet. thank goodness. good morning, i'm ken rosato. >> thank you for joining us, i'm shirleen allicot in for lori stokes. not only is it beautiful outside it is friday, september 18th. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> it will be a grea

yonkers 73. a warm start out there. 77 west orange and 77 belmar. temperatures easily returning to 90 today. a high of 93. visibility reduced in monticello, 2 1/2 mile visibility. worse conditions as far as the patchy fog in morristown and central new jersey. expect sunshine later on today. filtered through the afternoon. enough to push the temperatures to 93 in the city. we hold to the upper 80s before a cold front brings relief. details ahead in the accuweather forecast. heather o'rourke has a look at the ride. hopefully things are better than yesterday. >> they are at this point. long island railroad is on or close to schedule. metro north is okay. new jersey transit on or close to schedule. again, long island railroad, we will keep our eye on it. i got a tweet from justin james. he said i hope the long island railroad is running smoothie not like yesterday. justin, me too. me too. i hope it stays as it is right now. new jersey transit western spur the ramp to exit 16-w the accident cleared. slow on the george washington bridge. lincoln and holla

this is southbound by yonkers avenue. a lot of accidents for this hour. alternate side of the street meter rules. i left my car on the street, it's a good feeling. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> glad you found a space. >>> jersey shore businesses are saying goodbye to a booming season. officials in many shore towns report huge gains in tourism, much due to cheaper gas prices and warm weather. it never rained on a weekend in july and august. we're going to check that with mr. price in a minute. three years ago, the area was hit hard by hurricane sandy. many thought it would take five years for businesses to recover. >> this is the most crowds this summer ever. right before sandy, it was slower a little bit slower and sandy was terrible. that was awful. now it's back up and running. >> not just the businesses cashing in. many towns say sales of beach badges are up. in some cases 10 to 15, 30%. >> that's good news. >>> new york beach-goers getting a stay -- lori bordonaro joining us from rockaway beach with more on this season extension. good morning

moments later police followed that vehicle to yonkers, a passenger jumped out taken into custody. the driver still on the loose. >>> unprecedented security is expected next week for pope francis' visit to new york city. tonight commuters are being warned that mass transit will be the best way to get around. new jersey transit is adding trains and buses to meet demand for people wanting to get into the city. a number of traffic changes visit. >> we think it will be crowded. we think there are regular commuters, we are telling them please be patient. we think there will be some delays. >> crowded indeed. to help ease congestion on public transit, officials suggest commuting during off peak hours if possible and buying round-trip tickets up front and we invite you to stay with eyewitness news leading up to the pope's visit and during his visit we have an entire section on our website, abc7ny.com where you can find his schedule and traffic information. >>> an unusual accident in brooklyn and tonight a garbage truck needing a crane to get it out of a jam. actually get it out of a hole

yonkers is checking in at 58 degrees. breezy out there with wins on 10 miles per hour. gus as high as 20 miles per hour today. that will make that will make it feel chilly in the shade. clouds rolling in across the area. a a mix of sun and clouds today. we are watching an area of low pressure it will be passing to our southeast and will keep clouds over the next 24 hours. we are not expecting anything for rainfall. for the most part sun and clouds today, more clouds tomorrow and on wednesday things clear out for our next season, autumn. meantime, expect wind and clouds with temperatures in the low 70s. tonight temperatures in the 40s and some of the suburbs. tomorrow 75 and autumn starts on wednesday with a high of 78. eighty on thursday degrees and 75 degrees on friday. let's take a look at the roads. >> the roads aren't too bad, and incident here and there. everything looks good around long island. let's go to our cameras, before i showed you a shot of the l ie and traffic was moving slow, here's the problem, this stalled tractor-trailer in the center lane is causing

authorities identified the victim as luis blanco of yonkers. his body found by the tall grass near the roadside. he had been stabbed multiple times. joaquin resinos-garcia. >>> a special honor for a fallen nypd officer. family and friends came out to see a new sign go up to forever remember the nypd officer who died after responding to a fire on coney island. from now on, this section of granada place will be known as detective dennis guerro way. the apartment building fire was allegedly set by a 16-year-old boy. >> he deserves this it's sad to see he's not here to, you know, see this reward, but i know he's here with us in spirit. >> he will also be remembered by this car you can see on the screen. it will be used in parades and public events it has his badge number on the license plate. >>> still to come on "today in new york" on this sunday morning, the iteam getting results. we discovered banks ignoring environmental fines. now the city says the banks are starting to pay up. >>> plus a woman fined for what she claims was a faulty metro card