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this crime is a misdemeanor under new york state law. police describe the car thief as a middle aged man in his 50s. they're also seeking two other men who witnesses say jumped in to the car minutes after it was stolen. anybody with information is urged tonight to call the suffolk county police. live tonight in central islip, long island, n.j. burkett, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> also on long island, youngsters getting a real life lesson on deadly gun violence. one of their classmates killed today at hempstead middle school staff joyner, the 7th grader died after a bullet came through her window on friday. the school giving students an opportunity to express their grief on a big sign inside that school. so tragic. >>> new at 5:00, a taxi driver facing manslaughter and criminal negligent homicide charges for hitting and killing two people in the bronx. prosecutors say emilio garcia, who had been diagnosed with epilepsy, did not take his prescribed dose of anti-seizure medication. this that day he had a seersh behind the wheel -- had a

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of new york's finest. the incoming class is noteworthy for diversity. 32% of today's graduates are hispanic. just over 12% are african-american. >>> coming up, any restaurant would love to have the waiting list this dining hot spot has. the master chef is doing it all >>> breaking news. the city medical examiner identified the second victim of last week's explosion in brooklyn as 48-year-old francisco figuero. he lived in the apartment building where the explosion happened. the explosion on 42nd avenue and 13th avenue also killed a 63-year-old and injured 13 others. fire commissioner says his department is looking into many different possible causes of this explosion. >>> lester holt is joining us now. >> we got a pretty busy news day. today's top news including the surprise announcement that the speaker of house position will be vacant a bit longer. a florida judge put a victim of domestic abuse in jail for failing to appear at her abuser's trial. the victim a mother of a 1-year-old made an agonizing plea

and when yoko ono decided to settle down in new york, i sponsored her arrival in new york. >> are you no, no, no, nostalgic for this lifestyle and this era. >> no, i don't have any nostalgia. i want to keep everything where it is. everybody keeps moving and i'm moving with it. i'm too businessy to look back. >> now at 92, mekus is the self-appointed keeper of the avant-garde film. >> there is the anthology film archives, the home of the independent and avant-garde cinema. the greatest selection in the world of their independent avant-garde cinema is here. >> he's selected 35,000 films in his archives and is now busy trying to raise $6 million to expand the archives to include other avant-garde art forms. >> this year, and next year, i'm building another floor on top of it for the largest selection library of books and periodicals on cinema in the united states and in the world. >> mekus began his life far from the art world of new york. >> i was born on a small farm in lithuania. i was in a german forced labor camp and since i was very active, i was involved in the underground activit

>>> right now on news 4 new york. rainy and raw. soaking showers and whipping winds making for a rough evening commute. right now, we are in the thick of it. >> within the last hour, pockets of heavy rain have pushed in and bringing gusty winds. here's a picture that really says it all. a trash can filled with broken umbrellas. this >>> the rain coupled with high tide made for a mess in free port. some streets were underw ter. thankfully the water has receded. let's get on over to meteorologist janice huff for an update. >> free port, things have quieted down for you. you have light rain but there's still a chance of. more of the same minor coastal flooding. most of the heavy rain is moving t and heade northward into connecticut. you're getting down pours around stanford, richburg. it's more spotty in nature. you're starting to see a break around madison and plainfield. there is more on the way. even though the rain is moving north and out of the area, the back edge of the system will not move through until tomorrow morning. there's

reporting live, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> also breaking right now in connecticut. police say they have questioned the woman wanted in connection with the attempted kidnapping of a teenager. we first showed you video of that victim, jumping out of a car right there on wednesday. news 4's lori bordonaro is live with more, lori. >> reporter: and rob, the assistant police chief here tells us investigators have questioned that driver, but she's not yet in police custody. they say they do expect to make an arrest later today. they say that driver has lawyered up. and right now she is not talking to place. look here, they did locate her car yesterday in new hain, that's where the driver lives. and missing a bumper. to identify that car. also take a look here again at you. you can see the daring escape by the 17-year-old girl who bailed out of the back seat. authorities say that the driver picked up the teen on the way to school monday asked her if she could e give her a ride and once inside the car, police say that the driver sexually assaulted the teen. the back car door

(announcer vo) play the i love new york scratch-off from the new york lottery. you could win trips to exciting >>> let's get to john elliott for an update on the weather conditions. >> it's oatmeal, you need a good hearty breakfast and let's get ready to go. it's mild, 66, riverhead to the north shore. we have some nice readings up north, 64, 62, this is 62. this isn't bad at all in oak ridge. wondering the we're going to see another shower in the hudson valley? yes, you will see a passing heading down to the jersey shore. ron has 63 also. and tell you, parts of the jersey shore dealing with nasty surf yesterday. but we are going to turn that around. see the reflection? and things are going to calm down today. it's going to be quite warm and comfortable for the jersey shore later today. but you have the possible shower this afternoon. light rain for the boroughs. manhattan, 64. numbers around the area, numbers around the area, it's 59, that's mild for the tail end of october at 6:13 a.m. and a line of showers pushing through right now. weakening as it pushes thr

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i'm sheldon dutes here in new york. thank you for the update. >>> an unthinkable tragedy in the bronx is leaving a community trying to comprehend what happened. people's children dropped her own baby from a sixth floor arm- apartment window. she ran a licensed daycare from her home, passed a background check. people who trusted her with their children say they're stumped. >> i was in no fear at all for her watching my child. >> she was a very loving person, very caring. always had her kids with her. she never went nowhere without her kids, and it's just a sad tragedy what happened. reporter: witnesses say before the incident, feron was naked and screaming, god help us. her other children were placed in foster care and she now aces murder charges in the death of her daughter. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a fatal fire in queens that broke out inside an apartment on 90th avenue in jamaica. police found a 28-year-old woman with burns all over her body. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the investodatio

to the citizens of new york. >> announcer: and now a message from new york city mayor, bill de blasio. >> hello. i'm bill de blasio. today i'd like to talk to the citizens of new york about some of the great strides we've made as a city. we're pursuing the boldest affordable housing plan ever. our universal pre-kindergarten program is strengthening the city's educational system, and just last week we announced that this was the safest summer in 20 years as we work every day to make our streets even safer. but one message i would like to impress upon all new yorkers is this -- look up from your damn phones! [ laughter ] seriously! what the hell are you doing? [ cheers and applause ] this isn't downtown wichita. it's new york city! people need to get where they're going. the last thing they want is some oblivious ding dong standing at the top of the subway stairs watching "transformers 3" on their cell phone! hey, moron! i got one word for you -- move! [ laughter ] speaking of the subway, new york city averages 5.6 million subway passengers each and every day. it's an essential means of

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(announcer vo) play the i love new york scratch-off from the new york lottery. you could win trips to exciting new york destinations or up to $25,000 in cash. steve: this is good. i need all the help i can get. new technology can make your baseball swing or fast ball even better. jennifer: smart cages combine lasers, sensors and cameras to arthur chi'en has more on the technology that's being used by the pros. steve: >> reporter: this morning, matt is taking swings in a quiet facility. willie is throwing pitches alone. there are no major league scouts in person. the town has only 8,000. with each motion, the performance reaches across the country, a revolution through technology called smart cage. anthony calls it the ultimate reality check. >> if somebody did walk into the facility and i'm going to use an example, a 16-year-old test, and he goes and lights up 95 on the radar gun, that's going to send red flags. there's not many of those out there. >> reporter: using a combination of sensors from lasers to cameras to radar, all players are tested by a universal

(announcer vo) play the i love new york scratch-off from the new york lottery. you could win trips to exciting >>> he's under federal investigation but tonight the chief of the suffolk county police department insists that has nothing to do with the sudden resignation. >> chief james burke said he resigned for personal and family specific. he didn't announce it. >> latest. >> shortly after that we heard from the suffolk county police commissioner that indeed chief james burke is stepping down and will officially step down within the next 15 days. burke is under investigation by the feds for an incident that happened several years ago when a man stole burke's gun belt and ammunition from burke's department issued vehicle which was parked in burke's driveway. that man alleged he was arrested and beaten by burke and several other officers while he was detained. federal investigators have been looking in to those claims. burke has been with the suffolk county police department for the past 30-plus years and has always said he did absolutely nothing wrong in that cas

news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> tomorrow in las vegas, the democratic presidential candidates meet in their first debate and it's shaping up to be a critical contest for hillary clinton who continues to lead, but is losing ground. a just released cbs news poll shows clinton with a 19-point lead over bernie sanders but it's a dramatic drop from august when her lead was 41 percentage points. don championship is here in new york. >> reporter: the clinton camp is hoping tomorrow night's debate will help jump-start her campaign. this week president obama weighed in on clinton and the race for the white house. new polls show tuesday night's debate could be the most important one of hillary clinton's career. the latest cbs news poll shows only 35% of primary voters view her as honest and trustworthy. during an interview that aired sunday on "60 minutes," president obama weighed in on clinton's ongoing e-mail controversy. >> you know, she made a mistake. she

the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter spp i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the gentleman from maryland, a member of the committee on oversight and government, mr. connolly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. connolly: i thank the gentleman for yielding. member -- as ranking member of the -- mr. cummings: as ranking member of the government oversight committee, i oppose this attempt against planned parenthood. last week, two senior republicans, both of whom are now competing to become the next speaker of the house, made stunning admissions on national television within 24 hours of each other. first majority leader kevin mccarthy admitted that house republicans established the benghazi select committee to use millions of dollars in taxpayer funds, taxpayer funds, to damage hillary clinton's bid for president. the next day, the chairman of the oversight committee, chairman chaffetz, admitted on national television that there is no evidence that planned parenthood violat

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live in highlands, i'm brian thompson, news 4 new york. >> thank you. it's not growing on me just yet. maybe it will take some time. >>> look at this. something easy to understand. news 4's andrew siff snapped a picture this morning of the 12 train. 12 drain. >> andrew did digging and found out they equipped their trains to change to any combination of numbers and letters you can think of in case they add a new line and occasionally a mistake is made. the 12 train here was just a mistake. >> all a dream. between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. and you may see something unusual. >> nasa is launching a rocket from its facility in virginia to test new technologies. it will test an ejection system creating a cloud that is blue, green and red in color. that cloud should be visible from north carolina to -- wait for it -- long island. right here. so now the question is will we be able to see it? >> there are no clouds or very few clouds out there. when you see this tonight and i hope you all get to see it, it's not a ufo. don't call nasa. it's supposed to be brightly colo

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i'm ray villeda, news 4 new york. . police are investigating whether something other than gas c sed a deadly explosion over the weekend in brooklyn. the nypd said the gas had been shut off tona floor i the apartment building where investigators think it iginated. initially authorities blooift happened after a stove was moved from a gas line they thought may have not been properly disconnected. >>> police released surveillance video of a an they want to talk toupn connection with the septs ber sho yooting of kerry cobea. he died my ten days after he was shot in the head. if you recognize this man, police ask you to call crime stoppers. >>> clues about why a cargo ship vanished during hurricane joaquin. a week after it left port, the search for evidence yielded more debris. the ntsb is looking for the ship's data recorder. with the storm looming many argue the ship should have never port. the owners of the vessel say for them safety afways comes first. >> i can assure you there is no schedule more important to keep than t

. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> parts of the eastern u.s. got an early taste of went. fries warnings answers watches, as well as frost advisories are in effect this morning from northern mississippi into northern massachusetts. the colder temperatures are in the mid-atlantic and the northeast. on sunday, people in northern michigan saw their first snow of the season but the wintry scenes won't last long. highs today in michigan will hit 60 degrees. >>> up next on "cbs this morning," we will track the fall freeze and get your full weather forecast. >>> a major commercial highway in southern california will stay closed for at least several more days after major mudslides. state route 58 is still covered in mud that is six feet deep in some are areas. it's about 100 miles north of los angeles. last week, a 30-minute downpour turned the highway into a mud pit, trapping 300 people in their cars. >>> at least 60% of the hidden pine fire is contained this m

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first, though, a new statewide effort in new york to recruit veterans of the u.s. armed forces to volunteer and assist immigrants who want to become american citizens. veterans would teach newcomers english, help them prepare for the u.s. civics portion of the naturalization exam. i think it's a fabulous idea. here with us this morning, jorge montalvo from the new york state office for new americans and deputy secretary of state and dia beshara, an afghan veteran and brooklyn platoon leader for the mission continues. he'll tell us about that in just a second. good to have you, sir. >> thank you for having us. >> this is, to me, win-win across the board. whose idea was this? >> you know, the governor gave us a broad mandate -- >> "us" being? >> us, the state government, all of us that work for him. governor cuomo looked at us and said, "we need to help immigrants, especially in this year." as you know, the conversation in the nation gets a little tight, intense. so, i think it's time that we do something that really kind of reminds about what makes us great, which i

the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> tomorrow in las vegas, the democratic presidential candidates meet in their first debate and it's shaping up to be a critical contest for hillary clinton who continues to lead, but is losing ground. a just released cbs news poll shows clinton with a 19-point lead over bernie sanders but it's a dramatic drop from august when her lead was 41 percentage points. don championsh is here in new york. >> reporter: the clinton camp is hoping tomorrow night's debate will help jump-start her campaign. this week president obama weighed in on clinton and the race for the white house. new polls show tuesday night's debate could be the most important one of hillary clinton's career. the latest cbs news poll shows only 35% of primary voters view her as honest and trustworthy. during an interview that aired sunday on "60 minutes," president obama weighed in on clinton's ongoing e-mail controversy. >> you know, she made a mistake. she h

headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the u.s. customs and border protection computer system is up and rug. this, after a router problem shut it down for over an hour last night. the glitch led to long delays for international passengers. problems were reported in new york, boston, los angeles, atlanta, dallas/ft. worth, and other points of entry. don champion is at new york's kennedy airport. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meg. this is the computer system that checks airline passengers against terrorism watch lists. the outage lasted about 90 minutes and created headaches and long delays at several airports. >> i never saw anything like this. >> reporter: the glitch affected thousands of travelers. there were long waits on customs lines for passengers entering the u.s. and for those checking in for international flights. >> the people up there were people that couldn't walk. it was crazy. crazy. people in wheelchair that were,

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new york. i'm on the home team now and i'm showing this movie for the first time at the huge home team stadium of the new york film festival. and that's an honor. >> bridge of spies marks the fourth time spielburg directed his close friend tom hanks. >> i never want to be working on my last steven spielburg movie. >> we know each other very well. tom brings out the best in me. he knows how to do that. and he's such a confidence instiller. >> so confident was hanks as donovan his director and pal was intimidated. >> when tom was going full donovan, i was intimidated. he was strong. bridge of spies will be in friday. look for more from my interviews with spielburg and hanks before then along with my 16th. the film is from disney's touch stone division owned by the same parent company as abc 7. >> that's a power house team up there. for more information on the new york film festival, you can head to the special page we set up on our website. abc 7 ny.com/nyff. >>> we have an important consumer ale

in new york ends up behind bars. we're going to elyou what police said he told two women. >>> big changes on the way. weather and traffic on the 4s coming up as you look at the hamilton bridge. you're watching "today in new >>> 4:43 right now. here's four things to know this morning. firefighters have their hands full with a fire on west 17th street in chelsea. live pictures here. you see firefighters hard at work. katherine creag is live there. we'll get an update from kat in 15 minutes. >>> breaking news on long island. very serious crash on northern state parkway. this is the video just in to our newsroom. tracie strahan has the story. >>> a tentative deal for a strike on long island. a new contract offer to the union drivers expected to be voted on later this week. >>> time to celebrate. 65 years in business. yes, junior's cheesecake offering 65 slices at their location. we're going to check where those locations are. junior's is located of course in downtown brooklyn but, chris, the key thing is there is also a

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and the future of new york is saying no to synthetics! >>> traffic and weather on the 2s and so many headlines to talk about. john elliott house the latest. it's been busy. >> running all around the place. looking at this and that. so the concern is going to be that 1 to 2 inches of rain this afternoon. so after a couple dry week, we are in for a soaking today. and don't forget, it's going to be windy too. the concern with the wind is it's an east wind. so really a moisture-rich wind and that could lead to piling up along the coast. so you've got a coastal flood advisory. and then it feels like summer tomorrow with highs in the 70s. and then the 50s into your halloween weekend. and coastal flood advisory kicks in in about 10 minutes. and this is for the areas due to the east wind. and it's sticking around. it's until noon. i wouldn't be surprised if that's extended. and again the morning high tide psych that will we are concerned about. and -- tide cycle that we are concerned about. and look at ocean, passaic, sussex as well. plenty more

>> good morning and welcome to "new york viewpoint." i'm ken rosato. today we bring you an organization that's having great success attacking the problems of unequal access to college. they do it by increasing the guidance and peer support available in schools. we also have another organization that provides low income pre-schoolers with access to nearly a hundred museums and cultural institutions. but first, this march, we at wabc tv suffered the tragic loss of one of our best reporters and anchors, lisa colagrossi. she suffered from a brain aneurysm that suddenly took her life. and her husband has recently launched the lisa colagrossi foundation, also known as t.l.c.f., to raise awareness and to educate others about this deadly disease. please join me in welcoming todd crawford, lisa's husband, who is also the executive director of the lisa colagrossi foundation. todd, it's always good to see you. >> pleasure. >> first off, how are you and the kids doing -- you and the boys? >> okay. there's obviously a huge void in our lives, but we're putting the p

(announcer vo) play the i love new york scratch-off from the new york lottery. you could win trips to exciting new york destinations or up to $25,000 in cash. >>> there are new details this afternoon and a wild scene highway. a driver is now charged for swerving into a motorcycle. two people were injured in this accident, but the driver claims it was an accident, and he has an unusual excuse. a spider, abc's ryan owen has the story. >> millions have watched this disturbing video online, a car swerving right into a motorcycle as it tries to pass on a texas highway. the motorcyclist is thrown from the bike. his girlfriend riding on the back seriously injured. just as jarring, the reaction of the driver who hit them. >> what were you doing? you hit them. >> i don't care. >> i got it on video, too. >> i don't care. >> that's 68-year-old william crumb being confronted by the motorcyclist's friend who recorded it all. crumb has a most unusual excuse for hitting the bike. >> all of a sudden i felt this tremendous stinging in my left leg, and i thought it was a wasp or