manhattan. manhattan? you sure? yes, i'm sure! he talked about it all the time. he told me where he lived and how he grew up, everything. he wanted me to know everythi. did he ever say where in manhattan? he lived with his mother. she was german. breitkopf. mary breitkopf. and frank never knew his father. so he uses his mother's name? mm-hmm. and she would take him every sunday to the fair on long island. he talked about her constantly. and they would have dinner parties, and--and frank would dress up, and he would be the barman, and he would serve all the guests... cocktails. jane, when you were with frank, being on the run can be very romantic, you know. did frank try to kill anyone else? is it wrong? is what wrong? loving frank? uh, you don't choose who you fall in love with. maybe you thought you could change him and you did, too, for a time. yes. until the desire to kill overwhelmed him. and you saw that, didn't you, jane? you saw it in him. yes. who did he try to kill? me. but he stopped himself. we had an argument... and he became so angry. and i had to ru

back toward manhattan, manhattan, oak knoll this heading to the north - northeast. we will continue to track this. we have this eventually making its way toward king town although you have a little bit bit longer with the storm that we are going to continue to track. actually the latest scan has tightened up this rotation just a little bit. so it is something we will be we're going to switch back to velocity back to reflectivity, want to see what we can get in terms of that. we see this particular storm moving back to the northeast, again through manatee county. this is going to include parts of hillsboro county as well. not seeing that classic hook echo but you can see that tie velocity scan there. so the communities in manhattan back toward oak knoll you are in the path of the storm. go ahead and take shelter now. i want you to put as many walls between you and the outside of your house as you can. also make sure you are on the lowest floor. that is where you will be safest at this point. we continue to see that moved to the northeast. a little bit of a wider stor

all over the place in manhattan. stuart: sarah holland back is on of phone. you heard the collapse, described it. >> reporter: i was walking on west broadway and right after i crossed i turned around and i saw the crane come out. it looks like it was intentionally brought down slowly and then sped up and the entire thing crashed. stuart: you actually saw the crane come down. that is very interesting. >> very scary is what it is. stuart: i presume there was an enormous crash. >> there was an enormous crash. everybody started -- people turning around taking pictures at that moment, many of us realize we just walked under that. stuart: how much did you miss the falling crane? >> i don't know if it was already falling when i was walking under but i don't know. 10 to thirty-second, whatever it takes to walk that walk. stuart: you should play the lottery. >> i feel very alive. stuart: are you still in the neighborhood, in the area of the collapse? >> i just left, had breakfast, you could see the subways i shutdown, a lot o

lots of damage in lower manhattan. you can see the crane flattening several cars, took down parts of the facade of the building, as well. we understand they are excavating and isolating a low pressure gas main, something that's used generally for cooking, for heating, they want to make the area safe so they are going to isolate the main so first responders can get in and do what they need to do without the concern about gas, but they are urging anyone in the lower manhattan neighborhood if you do smell natural gas, which tends to smell like rotten eggs, please call con ed. this is an emergency situation, so they are even encouraging if necessary to call 911 >> absolutely. as we take a look at live pictures, i want to give you a quick update, the 1 train is bypassing chambers and franklin and through the heart of the will be a mess for a long time as people have to reroute and divert themselves. northbound greenwich street closed at battery place, so if you're going to be driving or taking the train, it's worth checking

look at the cranes in lower manhattan. another look outside from our camera at 4 time's square looking south. beautiful morning. you can see to the verrazano bridge, sandy hook, new jersey. all of this is looking good. it is 21 warmer than normal on this leap day. to the west there is clouds. farther to the west there is rain in central pennsylvania. that gets into new jersey about 10:00. rain by 10 in western new jersey. hits the city about 11:00. after lunchtime it's gone. sun breaks out, partly cloudy skies tonight. jackets and sweaters this morning, a little on the chilly side, particularly in the burbs. it will be breezy. i give it a b. and sunny, sunny breaks in the afternoon. >> sounds like a good day to me. we have good news on the l.i.e. near exit 32, little neck parkway accident just cleared away. newscopter 7 is above the bridge. is the overturned vehicle still there. >> reporter: good news. you will see the overturned vehicle on a flatbed tow truck. what they did, they took the vehicle and loaded it on the floo

collapsed in manhattan. coming up... dramatic video of the moment it happened - and what the man was doing - when the crane hit and killed him. and how ufc fighters are the focus of research at the lou ruvo center for brain health. you're watching fox5 news at 5. local. las vegas switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. feel like a hollywood insider with prism tv from centurylink. captures the terrifying moment - a crane collapsed - and fell off a building in new york city. one person was killed... and several others were injured. in the video you can see the crane slowly moving down... then suddenly speed up - hit the buildings and crash on top of several parked cars in lower ma

he was arrested this morning in manhattan. police now say a crime stoppers tip led to the arrest of this suspected in the slashing attack on a restaurant worker nearly a week ago. questioned at the 6th precinct. at the diner where the assault happened, news of the arrest was welcome. >> i'm happy. i hope bobby gets justice. >> i hope they throw the back at the individual. >> reporter: on february 17th, a diner employee asked a panhandler hitting up customers for money to leave the restaurant. he did, but came back later and slashed the employee across the left cheek. the bound. investigators released video and photos in an effort to capture the suspect and finally this morning in manhattan. the teen was taken into custody. still, some say the attack on the worker and other recent slashings have left them concerned. >> i don't feel safe anymore, and if someone gets too close scared. >> reporter: today these words of assurance from the mayor. >> what has really grandmotherred new yorkers is it be random and happen to me? thankfu

the possible warning signs and the after math that shut down part of manhattan. i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. the crane fell as thousands of people were heading to work in tribeca. >> the impact of the moment records in a nearby building you see the crane swing in the air and quickly topple right down to the street. >> cbs 2 steve langford was the first reporter on the scene has steve. >> the crane 565 feet tall was in the process of being lowered amid concerns about wind speeds because of the snow storm when it all came crashing down. >> when the crane started to >> the disaster caught on slow motion watch as the massive crane inched lower and finally collapsed at 8:20 this morning. >> it's falling it's falling. . >> it didn't crash. it somersaulted. earthquake. very bad. it bounced off two buildings that block. >> the scope of the crash on worth street in tribeca spanning two city blocks one person killed identified as a 38-year-old man three others injured at least one person transported to bellview hospital in serious condition. >> the person who was k

delays into the manhattan. rubber necking delays as well if you're headed into manhattan. we have an update on the belt parkway accident. westbound by rockaway boulevard. it's been out there quite a while. those delays should start to ease out soon. we will have more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> thanks very much. we want to get back to the breaking news in jersey city. several people, among them a toddler injured during a fast-moving fire on irving street. tracie strahan is first on the scene. you have new information for us? >> reporter: that's right, michael. the chief called me over to update me on everything that happened here. we can tell you that a 2-year-old girl suffered burns to her arm during this three-alarm fire here at irving street. number 33 is where it started. the little girl, along with her 5-year-old brother, her mother and father were all asleep on that second floor burned out. but the chief is telling me right now that they heard a crackling on the first floor when the father went downstairs. an 18-year-old was alerted to get everyone out of the

she's in lower manhattan. it's expected to be an emotional day in court there, tracie, for a closely watched case. >> reporter: that's right, michael. franklin reyes accused in the hit and run that claimed the life of a young girl. she was walking to daycare with her mother and grandmother on the upper west side when she was struck by an out of control car in 2013. was 17 years old at the time and didn't have a driver's license was on a joyride and trying to outrun police when all of this happened. he's expected to be sentenced between 3 and 9 years behind bars. back to you. >> tracie, thank you. >>> in queens, police looking for a man who attacked an mta worker on the job. the man punched a 61-year-old victim in the face. it happened on valentine's day morning on archer avenue subway station in jamaica. police say the suspect smashed the victim's two-way radio before getting away. >> the bayonne bridge will be closed all weekend as part of a construction project. it starts tonight at 9:00. it will run to 5:00

as you come into manhattan, you are leaving manhattan. as you come in, it is just a mess. it's the ed koch 59th street bridge queens bound lower level accident. then we have the palisades parkway coming southbound near the george washington bridge tolls. we have an accident here. all lanes are closed down so your palisades parkway approach to the george washington bridge is inaccessible at this time. the bridge itself is five minutes inbound. delay. earlier problem. emergency emergency transit no major problems. l.i.e. going west and an accident off on the shoulder. this enwe have this problem on the belt west -- then we have this problem on the belt west. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. >>> 6:38. growing concern over the zika virus. still ahead, why the cdc says puerto rico should prepare for a potential health crisis. >> also ahead, how two teenage girls managed to escape an oncoming train while trapped on a bridge. to parents by mistake about how to deal with, get this, whiney students. the outrageous question and a decades old murder

brian webb has the latest from manhattan's tribeca neighborhood . reporter: first responders check damage cars for survivors after a construction crane collapsed onto the streets of manhattan. two city blocks, came crashing down just before 8:30 this morning. >> i just felt it. if i like a bomb. reporter: cars at the curve in one in the middle of the street were crushed. >> you heard the boom, and you run to the windows and i see a crane falling on the street. >> you heard the cars clamp up. i heard the side of the building being scraped. reporter: the ground is littered with debris, broken glass and bricks. inspectors of the scene are looking into not only what caused the collapse would also in buildings in the area that were struck by the crane as it fell to the ground. >> one of the concerns is going to be destabilizing structures. some of the previous crane case. reporter: the crane had been in operation for a couple of weeks. the company that owns the equipment has not yet responded to our request or comment. mollie: in may a cable on a train o

she's about to step up to the podium in manhattan right now. she and al sharpton met earlier today behind closed doors. bernie sanders met with sharpton last week you may recall after his victory in new hampshire. both candidates are looking for sharpton's endorsement. kneltwork today was tight lipped -- net work today was tight lipped. >> i'm not a single issue candidate. we have work to do, and that work can only be done in partnership with one another to advance the cause of civil and human rights. >> meanwhile, bernie sanders campaigned in south carolina today. he was introduced at a rally by eric garner's daughter erica. garner died after he was placed in an apparent choke hold by the nypd. >>> on the republican side, the candidates are crisscrossing across south carolina, four day before the gop primary there. four minutes ago, or just a few minutes ago, senator ted cruz held a rally in the state's capitol. cruz laid out his plans to boost the military but did not give a price tag. earlier he took aim at front runner donald trump suggesti

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talking about lower manhattan and these streets and how different lower manhattan, tribeca, near the city hall area, battery park, world trade center, it's such a unique neighborhood in that these streets are tiny. they are narrow, they are hard to drive through in some areas. some of them are so narrow they are hard to walk through. 80 worth street, of course, being a busier street, but this is still a neighborhood where you have all of these attorneys, people walking back and forth to various law firms, a new york law school down there with clarms everywhere, book stores, it's as busy as a neighborhood could possibly be at 8:30 in the morning on a week day when it's not a holiday and you're dealing with this sort of weather, lots of people not driving, perhaps taking mass transit, coming in and out of train stations. city hall, so very congested. could be worse, you know, but very, very congested neighborhood and you're looking at the response there. and we've been showing you the pictures we do have. as you said earlier, massive crane that stretched down the street, into the inter

a 20 -- in manhattan. a 20-year-old was slashed, and police released surveillance video of the slasher and a friend. they picked him up this morning after a tip. >>> police have arrested the man they were looking for in connection with a rape on staten island. 28-year-old maurice scott is charged after attacking a woman at her office building friday. he also stole cash, jewelry and a cell phone from the victim. >>> an entire class of former nypd recruits is now under review in the wake of an officer's conviction for manslaughter. convicted last week in the shooting death of burley. in the -- gurley. he said he didn't perform cpr because he felt he wasn't qualified which raises the question why not. several officers stated they received minimal cpr training and were given the answers about cpr on the exam. >> we don't tolerate any officer short circuiting the process whether it's the instructions or the testing to evaluate if they have the city. >> and within 30 minutes of testimony an internal affairs inve

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hassed the agreement security to get advances from the manhattan company, the future chase manhattan bank. two of his received promised $500 payments when he was so overdrawn on his account of the manhattan company seized ownership of the bond that he had given at security. so he would not be a put a claim any more of these 500 other payments which otherwise would have been his for life. to put the asset that he squandered into perspective, as late as 1850, a working-class family of four could live in new york city for $600 per year. aaron burr did not seem to be put to manage money. a marriage to eliza jumel would give him a big pot of money to spend. eliza jumel had motivations for the marriage. beginuld soon have to settling her first husband's estate. aaron burr with his knowledge of the law could help her protect her assets. but the main attraction of the marriage was the opportunity to enter social circles that had been previously closed to her. burr still had enough friends that she could anticipate that this marriage would pry open social doors. charmingr was a very man. for

attorney's office in lower manhattan. a group has been holding a sit- in since yesterday afternoon of the they're marking four years since ramarley graham was shot and killed by police in the bronx. the parents are frustrated that no one has been held accountable despite the u.s. attorney taking over the case two years ago. >>> and now over to heather. >> looking at the garden state parkway in summer on a sunday when you're coming home. this is not the summer, this is the garden state parkway northbound on exit 123 in 3-car accident in the local lanes, three-car accident in the express lanes. john del giorno showed us the delays. it's unusual. you don't see this there at this time of year. and over to the maps, we have this going on from midtown manhattan with the closure on 49th street between 6th and 7th with the transformer fire and 50 bus may experience a few delays. >> thank you, heather. . >> that's the home of bon jovi. >> yeah. >> traffic is lining up when bon jovi comes through. >> so true. >>> you can see the cl

wanted to first remind you and how it affects your commute in manhattan. worth street remains closed between hudson and church streets also southbound west broadway closed south of canal street as well. still seeing restrictions at the holland tunnel traffic is now not allowed to exit downtown as you come into the tunnel on the manhattan side no word yet on when the streets will reopen we're following it closely to let you know when we have more information. subway changes as well due to signal problems southbound a, b, c, and d trains are running with delays alternate side parking is suspended for asian lunar new year meeter rules are in effect and do be safe don't text and drive. chris and mary? >>> alex thank you. another slashing this time a woman was attacked while out for a jog in a queens park. >> cbs 2 valerie castro spoke to people in jackson heights shaken by the assaults. >> it's very shocking very shocking. >> a stunned queens resident reacts to news of yet another slashing in the city this time in her own jackson heights neighborhood the lates

a couple of weeks ago manhattan basketball coach steve mass yellow paid us a visit. in the midst of that live interview he found out i was not a fan of italian food. i am sorry. he was offended at first, but then he decided to use it as a teachable moment. my appetite education took place at a restaurant coach likes to call his second home. molin o's in white plains. welcome back. steve obermeyer alongside manhattan coach steve mass yellow. >> i can't believe what i just heard. this is unbelievable you don't like italian food! >> reporter: this is where the education begins? >> this is where it starts. this is, my opinion, best italian there is. taking you to my home. when i heard last two weeks ago, please, that you don't like pasta, i took it personally, and i had to bring you. >> reporter: you have no idea how many people were offended. be honest. have you ever heard of such a thing? someone not liking post that? >> he is a little slow with italian terms. you might have to explain what these pastas are. >> you are right about that cheese. that adds an extra layer,

overnight, we learned that andrews was an attorney at a manhattan law firm. the motive for the attack is not clear. >>> a livery cab driver is the latest victim of an apparently random slashing attack. the drive ebb says he noticed his passenger's odd behavior as soon as he picked up the fare. jose, who did not want his identity revealed, just kempt driving. when they arrived at their destination in washington heights, he was attacked from behind. >> when i looked at him, i said wow, i think i am driving the devil in my car. >> the driver needed 60 stitches to close the cut on his face. despite his injuries, he was able to hold his attacker down until police arrived. >>> 6:05. now to a developing story this morning, china downplaying aircraft missiles on a disputed island. the chinese have deployed an unknown number of missiles on woody island. the move is seen as another step in china's attempts to control the entire south china sea. taiwan's national ministry says it will pay close attention to any further events. >>> more developing news now this morning.

. >>> surveillance video of a man who keeps robbing women throughout manhattan. this man follows victim into their apartment building, each into a store. in five cases, he used a gun or pretended to have a gun to rob them. it's a pretty clear picture here. nobody was hurt. but the suspect has stolen money, jewelry and metro cards. >>> a woman was arrested in connection with an attack on a tourist in lower manhattan. now claims she was the victim. >> do you have anything to say about the assault? >> yeah. >> teresa thorson and robert anderson were arrested yesterday on assault charges. police say thorson approached the tourist on monday and tried to sell him fake tickets to the statue of liberty. when he tea cliend, anderson punched the man in the face. he was treated for a fractured skull. >>> bill cosby has filed a lawsuit against accusers' lawyers in his sexual assault case. court records suggest cosby filed the suit against andrea constand constand's attorneys. he's repeatedly accused her lawyers of breaking a previous teal. he's accused of drugging and sexual

two developers submitted plans manhattan. it would be almost twice as tall as anything near it on dekalb avenue. the plan calls for the building to house stores and nearly 500 rental apartments. >>> bill cosby is firing back at the accuser in his recent criminal case. the troubled comedian filed a breach of contract lawsuit he is demanding she repay a sex abuse settlement that he paid her after she cooperated with police last year. the suit claims the settlement banned her from voluntarily discussing the case with law enforcement, adding she no longer has a civic duty to cooperate because she lives in canada. her mother and lawyer are also named in the lawsuit. the lawyer has declined to comment. >>> we abc exclusive. we're hearing from the teen accused of posing as a doctor. he talked gutman but the teen didn't like the line of questioning and here's what happened. >> reporter: are you in a lot of trouble? it seems like you've spoken to a lawyer who prepared you to talk to the media and the police as well. >> i don't know wh

we are joined by the head coach of the manhattan jaspers steve masiello. great to is you back. >> thanks. >> right in the middle of your four game road trip. you join us. hopefully, we will continue to be a good luck charm for you here. this is your time right now. this is when you really start to over the past four years, in february and march the jaspers are 31-11 in that stretch. coaches always talk about how they want to play great at the end of the season. >> yeah. >> you're doing it. what's happening? >> good players. that's the first thing. really it's we talk a lot about the process, and i think early in the year, november, december we'll take a loss to learn a lesson, and that means playing young guys in situations. maybe most coaches won't play young guys in. we try to think of the big picture early in the year and get them to understand. and i think they start to figure confidence. process. as that's going on, the other thing we do a great job of, we play more freely this time of year. aggressive. he try to turn you over that much more. a lot of

we look outside right now and visibility from the brooklyn side, plaza looking in to manhattan is pretty low. light to moderate snowfall. we're up to 29. another two hours until we're above freezing. see the rain-snow line marching quickly through parts of new jersey. closing in on i-78 and also over we're less than 36 hours removed from subzero temperatures. freezing in islip. 34 in belmar right now. so the ocean temperatures, 40. that's taking care of the coastline but the inland members will be much slower to come up. you see how we're mixing over to rain and freezing rain in new york city around 7:00. we're still going strong with snow north and west. that will change by 10:00 or 11:00. we see on eyewitness news it will be mix north of i-84 and during the overnight hours we all go to rain. it's light rain tomorrow morning and pouring tomorrow afternoon. we'll have more on that timing. winter weather advisory until midnight for the far northern suburbs till 7 a.m. gives you an idea that cold air is going to be tough to scour out. it's a windswept soaking tomorrow morning. snowfall amo

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andrew spencer has the details. " " york are trying to figure out why a lower manhattan friday morning. stretched more than a block. (witness) "i heard a huge noise, and it just like went sideways, we didn't actually see feel it?] yes of feel." says the crane was being lowered into a because of high winds when it fell. part of that process includes diverting area. york) "the fact is this is a very very sad life, but if you go street as i did, and see what happened here, thank god it was not worse." more than 130- emergency workers rushed to the scene at worth street and west broadway friday morning. (bill de blasio/new york) "this is an area that normally would have had a lot of people around it, rush hour in the morning, lower manhattan." there's no oicial cause for the collapse yet, but it happened while new york city was under a winter weatheradvisory. now utility crews are going building to building looking for gas leaks. the mayor says don't expect the area to be back up and running for a few days. (bill de blasio/new york) "this area is going to be cut off, largely cut off for se

this home covered in exhibit to hit manhattan beach, at least until it's torn down next month to make way for a brand-new condo complex.gary sweeney grew up in the house on 35th street former manhattan beach councilman and mayor, bought back in 1945 for just bought back in 1945 for just $5,400 and lived in until his death in 2000.with great sadness, "it was a very tough decision, but it was time. the house is falling apart. we don't have children to pass it and his dad, who loved photography and took all these featuring gary's mom anita, sister gail, cousin mark, and grandmother maggie in their beloved beach community." they just loved manhattan beach, and all the way up until the day he died, the way up until beach, and all loved manhattan beach, and all the way up until the day he died, he was involved in something in the community."and people like juliann tran, who came up from orange county with her dog to see the photos, appreciate the sweeneys' memories. "i love art, and i love photography. that's why i'm out here with him. i take him out, we look at murals all over la. we drive

. >> thousands of students are at home after a fire burned through their school in manhattan. parents are demanding to know when the kids will be in class. >> 2016 officers are in the books. with diversity dominating. breaking down all the big moments from hollywood's biggest nights. i'm lori stokes. >> i'm ken rosato. it's monday, february 29th, the one time in four years that it happens. bill evans with the forecast. >> we will look at a nice start to the day. showers are coming. grab your umbrella. we will have a few showers by lunchtime. temperature 50. a mild morning and mild day. 43 around great neck. 46 belmar. a chilly start to the day. we will look at temperatures warming up. look about 10:00 there is showers through lunchtime then the sun breaks out again this afternoon. the temperature approaches 60 degrees. we will talk about a rainy wednesday in your accuweather forecast coming up. heather o'rourke says the don't go on the parkway local lanes at exit 117. you don't want to go there. you can't because we have an accident being cleared from the spot. new jersey tran

. >> tracie strahan in lower manhattan. thank you. >> in this morning, you'll be able to pay for thaur parking space using your phone. mayor de blasio planning to un vil a new app tomorrow during the state of the city address. it will let you bypass the muni meters as they're known. the app will warn you when time is expiring and you can get a partial refund for the time you don't use. should be up and running by the end of the year. i think this will be a great development for parking. sometimes it's hard to put in lthe credit card and you're waiting and -- >> it doesn't always work. i'm afraid because it suck this i'm concerned it's going to get st uck. yes. 5:04. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. we've all had our muni meter issues. >> you're right about the card going in. okay. give it back. >> then i'm afraid the paper will blow off the windshield. >> roll up the windows. that's another story. >>> in the meantime, wa o to roll up the windows today, make the wipers are working well because rain is on the way. snow

attack on a restaurant worker in manhattan. police hope you can help track down the teens who may know the suspect. >> an emotional day in court for the family of a little girl killed by a hit and run driver. >> first it was new york's values. now christian values are the latest war of words for donald trump now involving the pump. >>> good morning, i'm lore roy stokes. >> i'm ken rosato. it is friday, february 19. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. here's meteorologist bill evans in the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> the show is flying by. here we go. we have a temperature of 25 degrees. 15 around poughkeepsie. 19 monmouth ocean county down to the shore areas all the way down to cape may. 22, 26 on long island. cold morning, dress warmly, but by afternoon, we get into the upper 30s. we'll also talk about temperatures in the 50s for the weekend. weather and traffic together every seven minutes. heather's looking at the trains what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, there is a new jersey transit

attorney's office here in manhattan. ramarley graham's parents, you can see them here gathered with supporters, they say they're determined to get answers, by taking this case directly to their doorstep. >> we need justice and we need it to start now. no more prolonging this case. enough is enough. >> reporter: ramarley graham's parents say it's an outrage that four years after the death of their son, the u.s. justice department has yet to hold anyone accountable. are appealing directly tonight to the u.s. attorney. >> let's get moving. you had the case for two years. it don't take two years to investigate a case. >> reporter: ramarley graham was 18 years old, gunned down by a new york city police officer inside his own home. officers claim they followed him in the apparently mistaken belief that graham was carrying a gun and opened fire when he refused commands to show his hand. but graham's family and their many supporters insist that officers overreacted and that ramarley graham posed no threat to anybody. u.s. attorn

were hurt - possibly fatally - as a fatally - as a construction crane came tumbling down onto a lower manhattan. the crane fell on at least one car when it plunged down on worth st. near church st. around 8:30 a.m. in tribeca, leaving a person traped inside multiple ambulances responded to the scene. a family reaches out us, saying their daughter is also a victim of the man accused of kidnapping and holding a teenage girl hostage. it's a story you'll only see on 13 action news... parker collins is live near camino al norte and ann with this heartbreaking story. where one young girl ran to for help... after saying she was taken prisoner and raped for a month in a nearby home. but the nightmare started here... through social media. 181022 "he's utilized social media to hurt people and 181028 for every jim kim there's 1000 others behind him" we just sat down with two police say jimmy carter kim had a lot of different accounts to find young victims. instagram... facebook... snapchat... and kik. that's a newer one a lot of us hadn't heard of in the newsroom... until news broke a virginia teen may ha

. >>> and new tonight, a slashing at a manhattan restaurant. police say a man came into silver spurs restaurant in greenwich village about 8:00 this evening and started asking dine force money. the manager made him leave, but he returned moments later and slashed a waiter in the face. that waiter is in serious but stable condition in the hospital. his attacker ran off and has not yet been caught. >>> and we're also getting a look at the minivan police believe was used in a kidnapping and robbery in brooklyn. a witness says that two masked gunmen forced an unidentified man into this van on east 54th street last tuesday. suspects. the victim was stabbed several times in the van, and then dumped on east 39th street. the kidnappers got away with cash, debit cards, and an iphone. >>> new tonight, bill cosby is counterattacking, suing the woman at the center of his sexual assault case. and her mother of breach of contract. lawyers for disgraced comedian have declined to comment on the suit, and it remains under seal. constine accuses cosby of druggin

to the seet in manhattan. mayor de blasio said that it was being lowered into position, with construction workers keeping pedestrians and traffic away from it at that time. so there were fewer people on the streets than might have been when it fell to the ground. the construction crews were not in fact working athat moment. >> the crane should be put in a secure position, as the winds were approaching5 miles per hour. as lower than typical standard for cranes, but for this company, that was their standard, and in fact, they were crane. they got to the work site this this morning at 7:00 and recognized that the winds were in the 20 miles per hour plus range, and they were securing the crane and bringing it down to a safe incident occurred. >> reporter: the victim has been identified as a 38-year-old manhattan man. he was sitting in his parked on it. meantime, the city ordered crawlers like this one and tower cranes in operation in new york to be secured immediately. in the satellited center, i'm craig stevens,

the manhattan beach house is being torn down - to make way for a new condo complex. so the owner - gary sweeney - decided to decorate the exterior with photos his father took of their family. had them printed on plywood then screwed to the outside of the house. his father bought the manhattan beach home back in 1945 and spent the rest of his life there. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6 switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? feel like a hollywood insider praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. a practical and successful legislator, bernie sanders passed more roll-call amendments in a republican congress than any other member, primary care access for millions of americans,

the governor got an award from a prominent gay rights group at a dinner in mid midtown manhattan. he wants to stop therapists from trying to change young people's sexual orientation. >> we rejected fundamentally the absurd notion that being gay is a psychiatric disorder and they should be treated and we've ended conversion therapy in the state of new york, and i am proud to have done it. >> so what does this practically mean. well, the governor has now officially banned health insurers from covering conversion therapy. going to need a big appetite if you're catching the big game. how much football fans are expected to chow down when it comes to a popular food. >>> also ahead, an ice sculpture event got upstaged when ice started to crack. you see the result. why these drivers did not plan on becoming the center of attention but did anyway during a winter festival. >>> and meteorologist amy accu you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings a

a little more light snow through parts of queens and upper manhattan and up into the bronx. a bigger view shows more parts in monmouth county. then much more. this is the complicated nature of this storm. you've got snow, ice. and look at the red box. that's a tornado watch box for louisiana and mississippi. there's energy affiliated with this and the duration. yeah, keeps it in our area, all the way through tuesday. now, let's talk about those temperatures. right now, it's 23 in the city. cold enough for snow. and as far as discomfort, yeah, we still have single-digit wind chills and those numbers in the teens. but the big part of this story is the changing nature from 15 yesterday to 55 tomorrow. we're going to see all of those types. and that really starts to get under way today, where we see some snow falling in the jersey shore. and that's where we find our own elise finch with the mobile hi, elise. >> reporter: yeah, john. yeah, we've got the mobile weather lab here in toms river, new jersey, where we're getting a light snow. we pulled off to a residential area. traffi

manhattan.. where a crane collapsed about an hour ago. we now know at least one person was killed.. two others seriously injured. the crane landed across several parked cars when it landed in an intersection. the spans nearly 1 full block. the fdny said 138 firefighters from more than 33 units are on the scene. we will continue to keep you updated on this breaking news./// music ((brian loftus)) > president bill clinton will be campaigning for his wife in southern nevada this weekend. ((kirsten joyce)) he's hosting an event tonight... at the united brotherhood of carpenters international training center. and tomorrow.. he'll head to pahrump to campaign for hillary clinton at manse elementary school./// ((brian loftus)) > and democratic candidates, bernie sanders and hillary one- on- one debate last night. it was held in new hampshire.. just ahead of the state's primary on tuesday. sanders and clinton sparred over several topics.. including progressive values and campaign finance reform: (( (hill

b&d trains have signal problems on over the manhattan bridge. long island river, metro-north on or closed. new jersey transit out of penn station about a 15-minute delay. ken, over to you. >>> that is the news for now. "good morning america"

stephen lived in lower manhattan. at one point off-broadway. they also acquired a country estate 9.5 miles north of the city. today, it is washington heights. country seat they acquired. historic house museum well worth visiting. the jumels purchase property three blocks south of wall street. they paid about $14,000, be envious. this is there broadway frontage. the building on the right is there broadway frontage in 1848. they owned about 3.5 times this much around the corner. at the fall of napoleon the jumels spent some time in france. is where they lived for several years, one of paris's most elegant addresses. eliza assembled an art collection. she turned herself into a connoisseur. this was the largest collection assembled by a private citizens of the united states up to that time. she had 242 european paintings. she also took great pride in having contact at the court of louis the 18th, would she would later exaggerate to inflate her social status. unfortunately, their time in france ended with the panic of 1825, which threatened her and

what led up to this violent attack in upper manhattan? >>> the protests against uber that could leave some stranded. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everyone. it's monday morning, it is february 1st. i'm darlene rodriguez i'm michael gargiulo. raphael miranda is here with the forecast. >> incredibly mild this morning, guys. start of february. it looks more like a spring morning out there. temperatures in the low 50s in the city. we have 46 in newburgh, 33 in poughkeepsie. not bad in the upper 20s. as you plan your day today, you need to bring the umbrella after a dry weekend. some showers in the forecast later on this afternoon. but also we are certainly enjoying these temperatures in the mid-50s as the melting continues. coming up, we'll look at the commute forecast in a few. at your morning commute. >> hey, raphi. good morning everyone. one accident on the roads but it's been the only one we've had. i guess that's pretty good news. after exit 22, route 202, two lanes closed out here. there's an accident with a fuel spil

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it would be easier. >> as a kid from queens, manhattan was always the emerald city in the distance. a real beacon that drew him. >> in 1971, trump moved to his first apartment in manhattan, a studio in the upper east side. he was 24 years old and family and friends say he was enjoying himself. >> he always went to what he called the single bars and checked out the women. >> donald was a high flyer when it comes to that. >> he joined some private clubs and that's where he rubbed shoulders with george steinbrunner and roy cohn, the infamous lawyer and former mccarthy aide. >> whenever i hear that people have failed to act on fbi information about communists -- >> he said, listen, i followed your career, and you're a bit crazy like i am and you stand up to the establishment. can i come see you? and i said, sure. >> cohn was one of trump's first really influential connections. >> he had no scruples, whatsoever. none. just get the deal done and do whatever it takes to get the deal done. so trump used him as his lawyer to go and cut deals. >> i think donald likes associating himself with

lower manhattan streets very congested at this hour. that is a street behind me that is largely commercial in nature. many people at that time of day going to work. first responders, however, after the collapse, were ona the scee within minutes. take a look at this video recorded by tmz. >> drop the sign down. >> just fell, right? >> reporter: authority says at the time of the crane's collapse it was being secured because of those high winds. but especially significant here, pedestrians were being steered away from the street as a precaution. after the collapse, the mayor said other steps were taken throughout she buyer city to pre -- she entire city to prevent the collapse of similar cranes. >> we're instructing right now all 376 crawler cranes to be secured. whatever is the most secure position for them in a wind condition they've all been ordered to be secured immediately. >> reporter: after the crane's collapse, gas lines nearby were shut down. subways were also shut down, and the mayor says it's going to take several days until thi

the pop singer squares off against her record producer in a manhattan courtroom. while her fans rally outside. >> a new warning about an old scam. how thieves are using jury duty to trick people into information. >> the radar picture showing snow flurries out there and this is not the only snow chance over the next seven days. coming up. >> and coming up on the "cbs evening news," a conversation with donald trump. >> scott pelley is here live to tell us about it. scott. >> hey, kristine, maurice. always interesting, a conversation with donald trump. our major garrett today asked him if he always tells the truth. and why he is patching things up with the pope. we'll have that and the close race among the democrats in nevada all coming up for you on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. you. at 6:00, email overload. inbox. es teetvaab thpldsp 5faerth cle t 0 g lo a dnldspds >>> a rally of support for singer kesha in her battling against her record label and former producer. fans gathered outside court to back her up. she lost a preliminary injunction to get her out of her

you can see it's a active scene in lower manhattan, specifically in the tribeca area. the crane landed across several parked cars, trapping people. more than 100 emergency workers are on scene right now. the heavy equipment fell straight on too the street, it also scraped some buildings on the way down now their structural integrity is now in question. on top of all of this, there's a new york city mayor bill de hour ago. securing the crane. they got to the work site at in the 20 miles per hour rge and were proceeding to secure the crane, to bring it down to a safe and secure position when this incident`occurred. >> and that was mayor bill de blasio of new york city taking a look now at social view 6, people posting be pictures a a videos showing how big the crane is and the victimswho are affected by it. the personilled in the car was a man. we'll get his identity later today. we'll give you breaking news on it and on line on our news and weather app. >>> thank you so much. nbc 6 also following breaking chopper 6 was over the scene of a warehouse fire a few minutes ag

crews are back at it this morning, tribeca cleaning up after the huge mess with the manhattan. are new new yorkers safe and what plans will be put in place to reduce the chances of this >>> we are watching a long range launch into space. the un security council is responding with an emergency meeting. >>> a live crisp look at lower manhattan. pretty chilly on sunday, february 7th. it's cold, but it's going to get better. big day many america. happy sunday, i'm rob powers. >> and i'm michelle charlesworth. meteorologist amy freeze taking a look at this morning's weather. >> it was cold stepping outside. >> temperatures are on the chilly side. below freezing in a lot of spots. happy super bowl sunday. we get underway with not only cold temperatures but pretty clear skies. that's one of the things that allows temperatures to bottom out. last night in and around the boroughs we're well below freezing. 30 for jfk, 26 in white plains. the outlying areas and suburbs 19 for morristown. 19 in monticello. 22 for poughkeepsie. bridge point has 26. winds are coming out of the west very lig