with just a new york state i.d. why? >> whatever the current requirements ar to get a driver's license, it's insufficient as far as the department of homeland security is concerned to be able to battle against terrorists possibly getting fraudulent i.d.es and getting on the planes. >> reporter: the u.s. department of homeland security says new york state licenses are among those in four states that do not meet federal standards. for the real i.d. act set to go in effect in 2016. >> well, then, what would you use to get on? you would have to carry a passport? >> reporter: a valid passport is always accepted. or you need to visit your local dmv in person. the state has offered enhanced driver's licenses or edls. they cost 30 extra dollars on top of what you already pay for a standard license. the new york state tent of motor vehicles has asked an extension to the real i.d. act. >> to get the new edl or enhanced driver's license, that including proof of identity, proof social security number, proof of new york state birth a

york state. operational in 2016. you can't smoke the cannabis, but among the approved uses are ingesting it via oil or pill form. i'm kate rogers. >> coming up, wall street remembers and gives back. that story is next. >>> it was a day of remembrance. all across the country flags were at half-staff in washington. president and michelle obama had a moment of silence. >>> cancer fitzgerald lost a third of their employees in the september 11th attacks. they rebuilt and kept the financial promise to the families of the employees distributed renew to them and pays for their health care for ten years. today the firm pays it forward in another way, holding a charity day to pay for other causes. >>> one client gets tough love for an easy trade for model christie turlington. the money they make on this day goes to charity. part of an annual event honoring the employees they lost on september 11th. >> the thing about us is that our personal tragedy was very, very public. but the reality is that everybody g

new york state parks are a gift. plan your vacation at iloveny.com. >>> new this morning, police in mexico are reportedly investigating the murders of two family members of the former usa. the victims are the father and brother of her husband direct tore. the two were missing for more than two weeks. >>> if you are just joining us, we are following breaking news this morning, the death of yankee legend and hall of famer yogi berra. he died of natural causes last night at his home in new jersey. berra spend 19 seasons in the big leagues, 18 at one of the best players ever to wear yankee pinstripes. he was 90. we will get another update in the next half hour. >>> it was so special getting to know him. you got to know him. bill has. we have done a bunch of charitable appearances. no charity he would say no to. all the great yogiisms. >> this is a picture i could find. that is my head behind yogi. he would go to a lot of the charity events with his wife who passed a year ago. they were crazy mad in love with one another.

of new york state, they rebuilt new york city and therefore, in 1785 just a year and a half later it became the capital of the united states, until 1790 when it moved to philadelphia for ten years and on. so alexander hamilton has had a profound effect, getting out there and that's why the music am is getting the people interested in the aha society. to our events. >> very quickly it sounds like you don't believe the last word has been said on this matter. >> no i don't, and secretary lew has said he wants to hear from the american people. there is not one person that does not believe the women deserve to be on the 20s and the person who established our economic financial banking and monetary system should remain on the 10, no question about it. i hope he's listening and jury program the "inside story" helps contribute to that, ray. >> rand shilet is president of the alexander hamilton society, thanks for joining us. >>> in many ways we're living in alexander hamilton's era not thomas jefferson. doesn't match 2015 as well as hamilton's vision of a bustling >> at one time i felt that

on the new york state thruway north 16 to 15 construction set up. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect today. lori and ken, over to you. >> thank you. >>> the day has finally arrived. pope francis arrives in the united states in a matter of hours. >> he wraps up his trip to cuba this afternoon then in washington by 4:00 p.m. the preparations are in full swing in washington today and here in new york city. the pope arrives this thursday. nypd officers used bomb dogs to check every manhole before sealing them. >> barricades set up before the >> eyewitness news reporter rob nelson is live in washington, d.c. >> as you mate imagine, huge crowds and security considerations will lead to -- >> reporter: everybody is getting excited. this will be the most expensive security operation in american history. behind the welcome banners and crowd control barriers, the pope's five-day strift is strange law enforcement resources in d.c. and philadelphia. this has been classified as a rare national security event. in addition to religious service

high pressure over up state new york. a lot of dry air with it. this area of rainfall is really going to dry out as it tries to get into the area. nothing more than a sprinkle. this area circulating off of the outer banks, that's not coming any further north. it's actually battering the shores here over the carolina coast. that will start to exit over the next couple of days. it will sort of feel the influence of this cold front over central canada. now, this cold front is very warm ahead of that front. we'll have another warm up for the first couple days of fall. it's nearing 90. the front separates the 50 s from upper 80s here. another cool shot late week. a nice warm up for wednesday and thursday. tomorrow is still cool and a lot of cloud cover around, lower and mid 70s. very little rain. it's probably a little bright er north and west. wednesday is a great day. of fall, an 80 degree number. your accuweather forecast, mainly cloudy, breezy and cool over night. a couple of sprinkles maybe. tomorrow maybe some sprinkles and we'll clear out. it wi

new york state parks are a gift. plan your vacation at iloveny.com. >>> it's 5:22, time for traffic and weather on the2s, john? >> wet weather in sullivan, ulster, and down through sussex and warren this is good news, port jervis, and it's interesting. you follow that line, and you will get beneficial rain it looks like ulster county and sullivan county will be the biggest benefactor of this. knocked out by a building ridge of high pressure, and you can in the city right now for lunchtime, flirting with 70s. mid-70s this afternoon, and around the area, cooler for the south shore, and not too bad with clouds and sun. 5:23. i hope your commute will not be too bad. >> john a couple of things to discuss beginning in queens. the yankee robinson parkway closed to the van wyck expressway. lingering construction there, and a live look on the staten island expressway on the verrazano bridge. into the west side highway, smooth sailing for you, and the trend will continue as you make your way into new jersey. route 4 in englewo

this includes all new york state operated bus, train and subway systems. >>> new tonight, yet another apparent cyberattack targeting rutgers. if you logged on to the university's website today you saw this notice saying the network was experiencing technical difficulties. this is the fifth attack on the computer network in the past year. investigators say they're coming from somewhere outside the university, but it hasn't been narrowed down. >>> coming up, what the pope said about government workers refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses. >>> she helped two prisoners escape in a wild story that commanded our attention over the summer. what joyce mitchell begged for from the judge before she was everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv

residents of new york state can apply for the chance to see two free tickets. none for new jersey and connecticut residents. the spokesperson says the pope's visit to new york is designed to give as many new yorkers access as possible. >> now the pope's motorcade procession going through such a park will allow tens of thousands of new yorkers to see him face to face, perhaps interact with him on some level. >> the pope said he is thrilled. >> he doesn't want to spend his time giving big talks, driving around in a car. he wants to spend as much time as possible with people and this is going to allow that to happen. >> for more information about the lottery, you can go to our website, cbsnewyork.com. and remember, you have to be a resident of new york state and the tickets are nontransferrable. live in central park, marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. cbs 2 your source for the papal visit. the holy father arrives september 24th and leaves the 26th. look for live coverage here on cbs 2. and streaming live on cbsnewyork.com. >>> pope francis made a landmark move ahead of hi

this fall, drink in the beauty of new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. >>> on the money this morning, asian stocks are mixed. >> nikkei dropped more than 1%. shanghai is up a fraction. the dow starts up 113 at 16,314. nasdaq and s&p 500 begin lower. futures are pointing to a lower open. >>> we are learning disturbing new details about the volkswagen emission scandal. >> good morning, topping america's money, more problems for weeks wagon. >> reports from germany say the automaker went forward with software to cheat on diesel emissions tests despite warnings. one came eight years ago, another was from one of vw's own deck niche chons. last week the company apologized for cheating on emissions tests in the u.s. >>> experts say gas prices will stay low for a long time, possibly remaining in place into 2017. >> the current average is 2.29. a month adding it was 2.53. last year 2.34. >>> hotel transylvania 2 is number 1 at the box office taking in more than $47 million. robert deniro and anne hathaway finishing second in the int

there's so many incredible ways to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> police are searching for the person tonight who threw this bicycle onto the metro-north tracks in the bronx this morning. a train headed to grand central terminal hit the bike as the train pulled out of the fordham station causing damage to the third rail. no passenger was hurt. off the train. mta crews worked through the day to make repairs. metro-north service now back on schedule tonight. >>> with just ten days before the papal visit, law enforcement agencies are gearing up for the greatest security challenge the city

new york state parks are a gift. plan your vacation at iloveny.com. steve: new rules take effect this weekend for the endless paperwork you have to fill out when you go to get a mortgage. dari: alison morris is here to tell us that hopefully things will get better. >> reporter: even if you've done this before, it's always new when you're buying a home. it's a changing, difficult, complicated process. no one ever says i'm a pro at getting a mortgage. it's a difficult thing. that is about to change. there's an urban legend that in the early 2,000s, the hud secretary was taken to d.c. he had taken out a mortgage. when he got to the closing, the costs were way above. he said if it happened to him, he couldn't imagine what was happening to others. he went on a crusade to make the process transparent and we're seeing that happen this week. >> if you're looking to buy a home, listen up. there are changes coming to the mortgage loan process. >> if you apply for a mortgage on saturday or later, you'll get different paperwork. >> reporter: when you apply for a

blocking the new york state freeway southbound at 4a. here's one of our hundreds of cameras unfortunately showing you taillights, and the delays here, almost back to the brooklyn bridge, and there's a heavy delays back to the belt merge. alternate-side parking rules in effect. remember to be safe and don't text and drive. >>> people over 50 do not get stronger bones by taking calcium supplements but it can build up in their arteries or cause kidney stones. >>> there's better news about vitamin d. use. they can redisuse the loss of muscle mass in women after men pause. vitamin d. deficiency is a common problem in postmenopausal women. >>> it may not be reach in vitamin d., but pumpkin is a great source of vitamin a.. >> annoying. >> and as we found out, there's no lack of pumpkin offerings. >>> some people cannot get drinks, snacks, and even dog treats, but others like mr. wragge over here, are trying to squash it all. >> reporter: fall, the leaves change, and the temperatures change, and consumers are bombarded by the pumpkin spice produ

no one going to be smoking the pot here in new york state. >> kate rodgers in new york city. meantime getting word from kara swisher who was just with us at the top of the hour on the what appears to be a continued shake-up in yahoo's management. according to sources kara is saying that yahoo's media unit about to have a shake-up in executive changes that could include the departure of the top manager, caffey savitt. -- kathy savitt. >> that would be huge, a key player in that company. >>> dow managing to hang on to the modest gains, as we head into a busy week. let's get back to headquarters, scott wopner and the half. >>> carl, thanks welcome to the halftime show, our starting line uplooks like this, jim lebenthal, stephanie link, josh brown and jon najarian. adam park certificate here, morgan stanley's chief strategist. who thinks stocks are set to rally more than 10% over the next year. our game plan today looks like this. crude reality, why goldman sachs says oil could hit $20 a barrel. what that means to your money. buy the builders? with housing one of the brightest sp

york state. her husband, bruce, is also her lawyer. >> in this case, because the state of new york right now counts these ratings 20 percents, they lewis sherry from being an a-rated teacher, which she has been for 19 years to a b minus teacher. that's wrong. >> letterman's principal agrees saying any computer program claiming letterman ineffective is fundamentally flawed but new york state legislators disagree as part of an effort to reform the state education system, lawmakers passed a law to have vams count for as much as 50 percent of a teacher's evaluation. the governor defends the rating system. >> it has to be fair to the teach teachers, but it has to be done and it should be the basis, tenure, promotion, hiring, firing, bonuses and get that competition in that marketplace. >> 40 states nationwide use the same model to evaluate their teachers, but new york is the only one making it count for a whopping 50% of a teacher's overall evaluation. >> it's dangerous at 50% because of the fact that

users that overdose in new york state are immediately released. it's a risky time for addicts to try to withdraw. in suffolk county, a new strategy. don't release them, treat them. here is kristin thorne. >> these people are in crisis. they need assistance. that is a vulnerable time. if they don't get the help they need they might be back on the street using. >> reporter: instead, people who overdose on heroin, in nassau county can go from the emergency room to mary haven new hope crisis center in freeport 24-7 free of charge. >> i lost my son three years ago. undoubtedly new hope will save lives in that crucial time after an overdose. >> reporter: crisis center workers will use these advance to pick up patients at hospitals or agencies and bring them to mary haven to undergo withdrawal treatment, counseling and get them in a long-term rehab program. the center can hold 30 patients at a time. >> this is a big step in being able to realize treatment on demand and connecting people with the help that they need. >> reporter: where is the money coming

york state. and stupidly, he starts breaking about his role in burning the caroline and pushing it over the falls. not surprisingly, new york state authorities arrested macleod and tried him for murder. the british said, macleod has no personal responsibility. he was part of our militia, but you can go after him personally. this was a british activity. he was following orders. the british said, if macleod is found guilty, there will be war. and of story. -- end of story. fortunately, in october 1841, about a month before the creole enter the harbor, a jury in new york state said macleod was not guilty. whew. but the nerves were still tense. thethird problem related to main-canadian border -- the maine-canadian border. it's border with canada was never fully defined. and there were skirmishes. it is called the aroostook war. ,ther states passed resolutions we will send our militia's degraff to those awful people in canada. thoseitias to go after awful people in canada. the last problem related to

new york state parks are a gift. plan your vacation at iloveny.com. introducing starbucks small-batch cold brew coffee. in stores now. >>> sex, drugs and hip-hop featured in a rap video except this one includes an assistant principal. that video the talk of the town tonight in southampton. parents are weighing in. >> so is the school where the woman works. some of the reaction is surprising. kristin thorne has more. >> reporter: >> reporter: diana, esther adler o'keefe is a well loved principal high school. a lot of students are defending her saying she did nothing wrong but some day appearing in the video is inexcusable. in the beginning, esther leaves her home to a young man for the weekend. in the end she comes back and finds drugs and scantily clad women. it's what happens in the middle that has people shocked. there is a party complete with sex, drugs and alcohol. >> obviously it's not appropriate for the children of the school to be watching seeing their assistant principal do this. >> reporter: it's unclear when and where she filmed the video o

this fall, drink in the beauty of new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. 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. ja >>> we are in the middle of hispanic heritage month celebrating their contributions to society by hispanics and mexican-americans. >> offering books by and for hispanics. >> empowerment through education, here's eyewitness news reporter joe torres. >> reporter: tucked away in a 1400 square foot space in east harlem is this bookstore. no, it is not a blue house, as the name suggests. but it's named after the blue house of celebrated mexican artist freida carlo. >> myself being of mexican descent, having studied her

. >> let's go to long island, new york state. this is a p.r. disaster for volkswagen, but the chief executive has resigned relatively quickly. any way of rescuing the brand, do you think? >> i think that's a very good question. everybody, when there is trouble, wants a throat to choke, as it were, and winterkorn has taken it and resigned because of it. people's relationships with brands is not a rationale thing. it is emotional. that is based on trust, and that has been broken. that will damage its reputation not just with stake holders, investors, but customers might start to consider other brands whereas they never would have before. >> what do you think would make someone buy that particular brand of car over others, for example? >> well, there is function. what we look for in brands is what we look for in friends. that's the decisions we'll make when we look at choices. yes, finances is important, but what car do you identify yourself with? and vw has a very distinct design and it's very unique in that way in its position in the market. in

one. >> in contrast, new york state has much more regulation. parents are required to register their home schooled children. they also have to submit reports and evaluations to education officials. and that's just 79 with hawkins. >> i do find it helpful personally to have some level of structure about what i'm expected to report back. i don't think that scrutiny is bad in my experience. >> gross abuse is harder to get away with when a child is attending school. >> we're not calling for banning here. absolutely not. what we're saying is abusive parents will always find some way to abuse but home schooling will offer them a tool that they wouldn't have otherwise. >> hawkins says yes coleman's research is disturbing but too much oversight may not be the answer. >> if we say hey, there are these one-off situations, how can we look at these systemically, not just one-off. the conversation i keep hearing is how can we make sure that these home schoolers are doing what they should be doing, which is paternalistic, authoritarian models these are based

. >>> it's already illegal in new york state. now the city has put a ban on synthetic marijuana, known as k2 k2. lawmakers passed the legislation banning the drug from being sold and manufactured in the five boroughs after being linked to a recent spike in emergency room visits. >> 9/11 first responders are urging congress now to extend the zadroga act set to expire at midnight. the measure provides healthcare and financial support for more than 33,000 people suffering from 9/11-related illnesses. the program could run out of funds next spring if congress does not approve to support it. >> coming up, alcohol, the most common form of substance abuse in our country. after the break, some new ways to help alcoholics turn their lives around. we have a live guest. >> and tomorrow, shopping at the outlets. many people love it, but are you really getting the deals that you think you are? we're going to talk about it. the inside story tomorrow at 6:00. we're back in a minute right after the break. i'm michael douglas, and new york is my

not surprisingly, new york state authorities arrested mcleod and tried him for murder. the british said he has no personal responsibility. he was part of our militia. he was involved, but you cannot go after him personally when it is a british to vinny. he was following -- british activity. he was following orders. if mcleod is found guilty, there will be war. and of story. fortunately in october a month before the creole entered at nassau, a jury in new york said mcleod was not guilty. phew. but nerves were still tense. the third problem related to the canadian border, there was a compromise in 1820. the main border with canada was never fully defined. there were skirmishes. other states passed resolutions. it was sort of a ballroom brawl. the last major problem related to the naval presence off the closed of africa. both the british and the americans had naval patrols off the coast of africa to interdict . freely boarded american ships to see if they were really american or pirates who just raised an american flag. for american to fight in the war of 1812, this was a

this fall, drink in the beauty of new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. >>> heavy security at the sentencing for joyce mitchell. community anger is running high for mitchell. she is the prison worker who pled guilty to helping the two break out from the correctional facility in june. matt was killed and sweat was manhunt. mitchell is likely to be sentenced to two and a third to seven years in state prison along with a $5,000 fine. >>> a woman in brooklyn has good proof that a letter sent to her by the city is not correct. that's because she is alive. selma cohen got a letter in the mail saying she will no longer rereceive her medicaid benefits because she is dead. she is not dead because she received the letter and opened it. she is a cancer survivor and depends on a dozen medications to stay alive. >> i said to her, is i'm not dead. i'm talking to you. bureaucracy. anything. >> a representative for the city told eyewitness news if there is an error -- don't you love that, if? miss cohen says there is most definitely an erro

a touristic attraction, but the other amenities throughout the state of new york. i think the same could be said for puerto rico. it's one of the most beautiful geologies in the entire planet. it has so much to offer, more so than just a beach resort in the capital region, and i think more people need to know about that story and the marketing plan that new york undertook can really be replicated on the island. not to mention, the $5 million investment that's being proposed will help spur that expenditure. >> so you think a small investment will reap great reward. >> i believe so. >> in terms of dollars. >> it really can. >> 'cause that's what it's about. i want to ask you. edwin, good to see you again. that part about fostering a relationship between the private sector and the public sector, higher education and the private sector and business. to me, that's been tried before. i want to say the previous governor, fortuo, tried that. why do you think it'll work this time? well, i think it will work because both cuny and suny, you know, specifically, have a lot of e

that's comparable to the fine for a fraudulent instrument in new york state. you'll also receive an uninspected vehicle ticket that will cost up to another $250. in suffolk county, drivers can risk a felony. jodi goldberg, fox 5 news. steve: now that he's the pope, lots of people like to call himself his friend. dari: teresa will introduce us to a new yorker whose friendship seminary. steve: don't call it a sequel. why disney fans are skeptical about the new mary poppins movie in the works. it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. dari: the world knows him as pope francis, but to one priest, he's jorge. steve: teresa shows us how the father became a close friend of the pontiff. >> look at that. >> he's embracing me and i embracing him. >> reporter: this is a friend of pope francis, a good friend. he knows his likes and dislikes. he'll tell you with confidence his holy iness is a fantastic cook and a fairly good drive

new york state parks are a gift. plan your vacation at iloveny.com. >>> the big sports story, the passing of yogi berra. you got to meet him on his 80th birthday. >> one of a kind. the yankees will honor him with we have statements from so many people. derek jeter, the mayor, commissioner celebrating the man berra was. he died at the age of 90. at yankee stadium, the marquee with the headline a yankee icon, sure. a great player in the history of the game, you betcha. he touched so many lives on and off the field and those outside the white lines as well. as a player, unmatched 10 world championships. 18 seasons in pinstripes. yogi was the mvp of the american league three times. he served on a gun boat supporting the d-day invasion in 1944. managed the yankees and mets to pennants. he and his be loved wife carmen raised a family. so many stories and memories. yankees play at toronto tonight. >> yogi was here today i don't think he would want us to mourn on this day. play with joy, celebrate his 90 years and be happy c

we served in the new york state assembly together. we now serve here in the united states state house of representatives together. we have been very concerned about job growth in new york state and in particular along that manufacturing corridor called the erie canal which gave birth to a number of mill towns that then became ep centers of -- epicenters of innovation and today they stand as inspiration of how to speak to that pioneer spirit that's within our d.n.a. as a nation, representative slaughter, the gentlewoman from new york, my good friend, thank you for sharing thoughts this evening. thank you for joining us. ms. slaughter: thank you, mr. tonko. i'm delighted to be here with you. into tonko, as pointed out, was elected to the new york state legislature on the same day. we were there to better their lot. it's great we are working for all 50 states with new york, again, in mind. the people who sent us here knew that we stood for things like the ex-im bank, knew that we understood that if we didn't have a strong economy we coul

new york state is the first to pass such a law in the u.s. an unexpected twist during the taping of the late show with stephen colbert during an interview with goober on tran uber see how comic protesters stood up and said separate is destroying taxi jobs. stephen colbert are allotted him to speak freely. it doesn't end there and the ongoing battle over whether drivers are employees or independent contract is. a california regulator declared a former driver was in fact an employee and not a contract to. the business model blood on the contractor model to avoid paying benefits like health insurance and employment. maria: this is really an interesting story. let's talk about what is going on with wages paid minimum wage is going to $15 an hour. is this the good idea? >> i think it's a horrible idea. i think it will put a cost squeeze on small businesses. minimum-wage jobs are entry-level jobs. you want people to enter the workforce and aspire to move up the ladder. i think that is the highest hourly wage on the globe not just in america but aro

there's so many incredible ways to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. >>> there is enough cash to last a few lifetimes of rainy days. tonight the jackpot is up to an estimated $301 million. once you take the tax out, what is that, about $50. >> time for me to play. 191 million in you take it in one lump sum. we have not seen a jackpot winner since august 1st. you can see winning numbers tonight drawn during "eyewitness news at 11:00" and on the watch abc app. >> i love that app. that is a clean little app. seriously it streams beautifully. i love it. easy. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and accuweather alert day. >> it is. we could probably leave that up for about four days, five days, you know, because we will have rain every day into the weekend. here is the accuweather forecast can you track radar. heaviest rains pushed to the north. around brooklyn and queens and nassau county, another cell coming through there. rain above newburgh up to dutchess county and that's where the floo

new york state parks are a gift. plan your vacation at iloveny.com. >>> we have more on an abc news exclusive. kim davis, the kentucky clerk, is opening up. it comes as she faces a new lawsuit from the aclu. abc's marci gonzales is joining us in the studio with more on why kim davis is not backing down. marci? >> reporter: she was emotional as she he labor raid on her be love going against the supreme court ruling she is defending her religious freedom. consequences, she will not quit her job. facing fresh court battles, controversial kentucky court clerk kim davis is standing her ground. in the first interview after months of violating a suspect ruling and refusing to issue same sex marriage licenses, she tells paula faris she is willing to go back to jail. >> i can't put my name on a license that doesn't represent what god ordained marriage to be. >> one of her deputy clerks is issuing marriage licenses out of the office so davis altered them so they don't have her name, don't list the count and note that they were

. >> now a veteran fbi profiler enters new york state's largest maximum security prison and steps into the criminal mindscape. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> every interview we do with an offender like joel gives us insight into how they think. >> former fbi special agent mark saferic spent two years in the behavioral analysis unit. >> i am interested in the why question. why are you engaged in these different aspects? what are you feeling? what's the drive? >> by confessing to the murders of 17 prostitutes joel riffkin became the most prolific serial killer in new york state history. >> we want to delve a little bit deeper into his mind and his thinking and his perceptions. ♪ ♪ riffkin is serving 203 years in the clinton correctional facility in upstate new york. >> when he walked into the interview room i got a general sense that he felt very tense. he was looking around and he felt a little uncomfortable, and a little anxious. >> i appreciate you agreeing to talk with me today. >> thanks. >> so, i know a lot about you. you probably don't know about me. i spent 23 years with the bureau and spen

, new york state, with a state assembly more than 2-1 democrat and that i will have the ability if the american people give me the chance to work across party lines and solve problems. throw out the hideous tax codes. stand up to rat cal islam. protect our freedom and security and grow our economy. these are things i know i can do if i have the chance to lead this country. >> do you think donald trump is qualified to be president of the united states? >> no. i don't think donald trump is qualified to be president of the united states. and, wolf, i don't think he's fit to be president of the united states. when you demonize entire ethnic groups calling mexicans rapists and thugs, when you insult entire categories, women, african-americans you are not just not qualified, you're not fit. he will not be the republican nominee and that's one of the reasons why i'm ott miptimistict my party and country. it will change. we'll see we need a litter who can bring us together and that's george pataki. >> he is ahead in all the polls, the national polls right now, the state poll, if he is the repu

new york state parks are a gift. plan your vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> stocks on wall street kicking the trading week off with more losses. stocks fell ahead of the anticipated meeting of the week. it's still not clear if the fed will raise key interest rates which have been at historic lows since the recession. the dow fell 62 points closing at 16,370, the nasdaq lost 16 points and s&p 500 dropped eight points. >>> calls for change tonight following the death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. a panel formed after the shooting, he is pushing for major changes and a decrease in the use of police force. abc's kenneth motin looks at >> reporter: discriminatory policing, the ferguson commission laid it out in an independent report sparked by violent protests after the michael brown. >> if we are clear about accountability, if we are serious about racial equity and if we really do want all to have an opportunity to thrive, it gets tough but it's worth it. >> reporter: officer darren wilson shooting of brown was deemed

the family lives in new york, a state that monitors home schoolers. hawkins says the family sort of fell into home schooling. >> we went through the first year, and i fell in love with home schooling. and so did he. >> reporter: some states exert little or no oversight of home schoolers, and that makes it harder to detect cases of child abuse the executive director of the coalition of home education, her team collected hundreds of documen documents, and with that data she asked the question -- >> what would be the proportional number of fatality we would expect? and it ultimately found that the number of home schooled fatalities is higher. >> reporter: one child abuse case in new jersey made headlines. this 19-year-old was found on the straight weighing just 45 pounds. he was searching for food to feet himself and his three unfed foster brothers. >> did you give them my yes? >> did. >> reporter: new jersey state senator says she was shocked by the case, so she tried to introduce a few home schooling laws in the state legislature. she said in all of he

department of homeland security says the new york state driver's licenses are among the four states that do not meet the federal standards for the real i.d. act. it's set to go into effect next year. >> whatever the current requirements are, apparently to get a driver's license, it's insufficient as far as the department of homeland security is concerned to be able to battle against the terrorists possibly getting fraudulent ids and getting on the planes. >> passports will be accepted as will enhanced driver's licenses that will cost $30 extra. the state dmv has requested an extension to the real i.d. act. >>> when pope francis arrives in new york city on thursday, he will receive a special gift a silversmith from argentina designed a chalice for him to use this weekend. he shared the it with matt kozar. >> reporter: this chalice is distinctly american. a gold-plated map of the u.s. and a design inspired from st. andrea polatos is a 7th generational blacksmith. the 43-year-old will give the gift to his friend, pope francis this week in new york. >> when he became the pope, i said okay, i

residents of new york state can apply for a chance to receive two free tickets. for more information on how to get tickets go to our website, cbsnewyork.com. >>> pope francis dropped a bomb shell today. he just announced he's easing the catholic church's rules on forgiveness on abortion that women already have. >> pope francis just issued a letter from the vatican this morning telling them this morning they're allowed to forgive people who had have abortion. >> he's sending a strong message to all of us in need of forgiveness. >> he said the pope's decision won't have a great effect on local parishes. he said almost every diocese across the united states makes this common practice and his is no exception. >> here in the united states it's a very common practice the priest would have to right to lift the ban execution. >> only in the only countries bishops only have the right to lift the sin. now pope francis has changed this. he explain, i have met so many women who bear in their heart the scar of this agonizing and painful decision. the forgiveness of god cannot

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only new york state residents are eligible, and two tickets will be handed out to eacho new yorkers. winners will be notified on september 10th. the pope will preside over a mass in madison square garden, and yesterday the cardinal revealed the chair. cardinal dolan says there's nothing fancy about the chair, as the pope wanted. >> he wanted something wooden, simple, no designs, and we are grateful to the workers. they are not fancy workers, but they are good, hard-working, people who have put their heart and soul into this. >> 20,000 worshipers will receive communion, and the pope insists before the mass he make a complete circuit of the garden in an open golf cart. >> he will arrive on september 24th, leaving on the 26th, and you can look for leave coverage on cbsnewyork.com. >>> still to come, iphones under attack. find out which ones are vulnerable to a dangerous new attack. >> get! >> sit! shooo! >> intense moments as two bears are released back into the wild. >>> a dramatic rescue caught on camera. a an nypd officer saved the life of a man who klansed at a subway stop. >>> more

heavier shift up in portions of new york state and new england. still lingering showers through noon time tomorrow ape we may clear it out for a couple hours wednesday afternoon but it will be windy. those wind continue into thursday. then focus shifts south, of course to tropical storm joaquin. joaquin has nothing to do with what we are dealing with tonight. we have to watch as joaquin lifts north, drawn north, it will transfer energy to the coast as we get in the end of the week and bring us risk of very heavy rain. so rainfall just mountain next 24 hours again, has drop. we expect half inch to maybe a inch of rain in philadelphia. two to four in northern and western suburbs just from tonight into tomorrow and less than a inch across south jersey but wind will be how long. 30 miles an hour overnight. behind the the front those wind switch direction and we have north wind, by wednesday night, and cooler air moves in as well. joaquin is strengthening. 65-mile an hour wind at the moment. it is expect to form in the category one hurricane by tomorro