-old funez. again, both officers here at kings county hospital expected to be okay. we're told one of them is a close to a nine-year veteran for the force, the other for three years. we're told one of them has a child and a baby on the way. family right now here at the hospital with both of those officers. we're live outside of kings county this morning. i'm ray villeda here in new york. >> very relieved families indeed. we'll continue to follow the story. we geelt the update. >>> storm team 4's mir raphael miranda. >> tells well into the 40s out there. no sign of february. you can see on storm traerk high pressure in control. back to 47, jfk. it's 45 in central park. 47 for you in city island. temperatures north and west of town well above freezing. 37 in monticello and it's 46 degrees as you're starting your weekend in poughkeepsie. you can see in your day planner, lots of sunshine. you do want to get outside, especially after lunch. that's when temperatures soar well into the 50s. today, 59 degrees. we may see 60 in some spots and you even want to stay outside this evening. look at

the kings county hospital where the officers were taken. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: good morning. within the last five minutes, police commissioner bratton is the word we're getting is the two officers who were shot are okay. one officer shot in the lower back, the other in the chest. all of this happened around 3:30 this morning here in bed sty. we have cell phone video to show you. the exact circumstances are unclear but we know there was a car involved. you can see many gunshots to that vehicle and front end damage. the suspect was shot multiple times. we are getting word that that suspect, as of now, is still alive. again, two officers hit by gunfire. one in the bull lest resistant vest. we mentioned commissioner bratton arriving on the scene. he visited the injured officers at the hospital. he has now arrived here and getting an update from the officers at the scene. hospital where we will be getting a press briefing. again, to recap here, two nypd officers shot early this morning. both expected to be okay. the suspect shot multiple times. he is still alive. live in

this shooting, we're still trying to figure out the details. here at kings county. you can see officers are keeping folks away from the emergency room as two officers are being treated at the hospital. we're told the police commissioner is either here or on his way and we'll be learning more details as to what led to the shoot-out and the officers and any information about the suspect. again, two officers have been shot in the bedford ford ford sigh bedford seconds. when we get more information, we'll pass it along to you. i'm i'm ray villeda here in new york. >>> time to get a first look at our first weather forecast. oh, my goodness, a potpourri of weather, but a good potpourri. sometime later on today. we're not trouble-free. we do have some light rain, a little bit of a wintry mix. it's changed over to rain even in the hudson valley. maybe some drizzles. otherwise we're already mild. temperatures above freezing for almost everyone, even in monticello. 34 right now. 31 in poughkeepsie but you're going to warm up. 43 degrees outside. back to the 50s by lunchtime. you will wan

lost power. no word on any possible injuries. 3 in washington state... king county has issued phase-three flood alerts for two rivers. there is potential for widespread, moderate flooding. king county officials also advised that some areas could experience deep and fast flood water. 3 in san diego, california.... a record heat wave. everyone is out soaking in the sunshine, the surf and the sand. temperatures along the coast were in the 80's over the weekend and yesterday. the summer-like heat spell is expected to stick around for most of the week. 3 3 president obama is welcoming southeast asian leaders to california for a summit. that is making headlines this morning... 3 summit of the "association of southeast asian nations", yesterday in rancho mirage. talks are expected to focus on relations with china, trade and terrorism. it is the first meeting on u-s soil between the united states and the political and economic group made up of 10 southeast asian countries. 3 an explosion at a gas plant in texas shut down roads and forced an evacuation in the area. sheriff's officials say an

with ray at kings county hospital where both officers are being treated. >> tonight, we know as many as 25 shots were fired. tonight, those two officers are recovering here at kings county hospital. now police are investigating if they were injured by friendly surveillance shows police lights flashing, responding to a call for back up before 3:30 saturday morning, housing officers with psa 3 heard gunfire as those officers approached the car, police say the suspect pointed a revolver at officers and fled. >> i heard the shots, it was just like normal, but just to make sure he was all right. >> a chase unfolded. it ended on lexington and malcolm x when the suspect police say ran into(a marked patrol car. that's when the shootout happened. two plain clothes officer were hurt. the part of the anticrime unit in the 81th presinlgt. video shows two being taken away on stretchers, being loaded into ambulances. >> next thing you know, they block off the road on quincy and right here on gates and the police came. >> the officer was shot in chest, the bullet stopped by his vest. he joined

. >> second officer remains in stable conditional at kings can be county hospital where teresa priolo is this morning. good morning. >> good morning ben and juliet. good morning everyone. these two officer it is lucky to be alive. they are continuing to heal from the injuries that they sustained early saturday morning. and as heal investigators are searching for clues into the gunman the guy's name is jamal a man reportedly radicalized in prison. >> this surveillance video shows wilted shootout that rocked bed-stuy brooklyn. eight nypd officers exchanging rapid gunfire with a guy somebody the fbi is checking out as someone who maybe radicalized and may have xroamist toys. the man who opened fire on two plain closing housing officers as they chase him down lexington avenue. the investigation continues into what caused him to snap police determined at least one of the yorko not struck by fire which was had the speculation stead hit by a bullet from the 357 caliber revolver. unclear if what penetrated is also from that same gun. publish reports suggest it is still in the officer's hip so investi

art kings county hospital recovering. dave evans is at the hospital with that part of the story. good morning again, dave. >> good morning, rob. this is wonderful news that both police officers will be just fine. terrible what happened of course in bed-stuy earlier today at 3:20, but great news that they are going to recover just fine. one officer on the department for nine years. the other on the department for three years. we're told that the first chest but that his bulletproof vest protected him. he did suffer from blunt force trauma because of the impact of the bullet but it did not impact the vest. the second officer not hurt as badly. this is where the second officer was injured. fine. this morning at about 7:40 up on the second floor, just above the emergency room sign, the police commissioner and the mayor briefed us on what happened earlier today also on the condition of the two police officers. i think the mayer is awfully, awfully relieved that the officers will recover just fine. >> reporter: we had the opportunity to visit with them, visit with their families. they

about 2:00. this happened about 1:30 right now. both victims are taken to kings county hospital and are expected to survive the injury. police do not have a motive or suspects in the case. reporting live in brooklyn, rob nelson, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >>> 6:03. nearly two months after an attack on a man in suffolk county, police caught two suspects. sean lynch and ryan giffone are charged in a beating. police say they were among a group of nonresidents using a basketball court when a man who lived there confronted him. detectives say they hit him and broke his jaw. >>> today is the annual remembrance for a remember of the job. they gathered to honor officer edward byrne. 1988. he was alone in his patrol car protecting a witness in a case. it happened after his 22nd birthday. >> it awakened this city that we let the forces of crime and evil go too far. >> four people are serving 24 years to life for officer byrne's murder. >>> flags in kansas will fly at half staff until sundown today. overirnight, we learned the name of the gunman. cedric ford was a painter. authorities say he

hospital. cbs2's ilana gold joins us from kings county hospital with more. >> reporter: we can tell you one of the officers was released from this hospital last night. the other officer is still here getting treated. he's the one shot in the hip. this morning there are so many questions about this shooting. investigators are trying to actually opened fire at police. cell phone video captured the moments after the gunfire at malcolm x boulevard and lexington avenue early saturday morning. two nypd officers shot filing a wild pursuit. you can see one of the officers on a stretcher getting but the in an ambulance. >> i just heard like a million shots go off and woke me up out of my sleep. >> reporter: one officer in the hospital with a gunshot wound to the hip, and another officer spareed when a bullet struck his bullet-proof vest following a confrontation with the suspect. >> felt like a war going on, all them gunshots. >> reporter: police say the problem started when they responded to shots fired. as they approached the suspect in a maxima, he reportedly pointed a revolver at them and dr

. kat? >> reporter: and you can see here, darlene, this is kings county hospital where the officers continue to recover. but as you said, the investigation still goes on. ballistic tests have to be done and only half the mystery is solved as to which bullet struck the officers. first, we want to show you the shooting scene. at one point yesterday, clergy members and community leaders, city leaders, they were gathered there at the site of where the shooting happened in bed-stuy denouncing violence. two policemen, officers william reddin and andrew yurkiw remain hospitalized. police say ballistic tests show the bullet that struck officer yurkiw in the chest came from the suspect's gun. the accused gunman. jamal funes was in a shootout with them. the nypd still investigating if the bullet that struck officer from another officer's gup. community leaders are appealing to lawmakers to take action in stopping the violence. first, you'll hear the radio transmission made moments after the shoot. >> oh, my gosh owe. [ inaudible ] officers down. >> seen too many times our streets and communit

towards king george county and then over across the river and towards southern maryland, and i expect that to occur within the next half an hour to an hour. if you live in those areas, be ready to take cover. hopefully you're watching us, you're sitting by your house looking at what's going on because look at the tornado war caroline county and does not include king george just yet or cumberland county but it will again as this moves on up. we have the severe thunderstorm warnings to the north, the areas down to the south. let's put the radar back on, zoom right on in towards the beltway and show you what's happened. do we have any more cameras that you have been getting me across the area? let's go outside again. i want to show how this is changing. we saw the change earlier from the rain and the dark clouds coming in to the wind and the very heavy rain. now what do we have outside? it looks like it's just starting to move away from us and you can see not as strong as the winds are concerned but dealing with heavy rain, a lot of lightning around the area. we expect this here in north

. the video alone makes my heart racea&king county's air support unit pulling a man to safety from the side of a cliffa& i'd love to tell you haha, -- parallel -- for me it's just another mission.if it were true.hate to sound down play it, we train quite a bit.deputy josh sweeney is wearing the white helmeta& hoisting up a heroic rescue.we all rely on each other and it may look chaotic but it's not, it's nice and smooth you can't get too excited about it. hersch hoaglan was the pilota& he didn't dwell on the moment for long.i was thinking about going home and what i was going to eat. that's probably not the answer you want.the truth isa& this is what they train for.that's what we do yeah.*stand up: and this team stays busy. last year king county search and rescue went to 185 calls, 20 were led by this team. and otherwise they're out 5 days a week doing patrols in this helicopter.it's business as usual.though they admit one you"a thank you from a survivor.it's great to be able to help people.just don't expect a celebration every time they save a life. congratulate each other and move on

south we have a tornado warning in effect. newest one. that is close to king george's county. we monitor it closely. what will happen in the next hour or two as the line of the severe weather moves east and we have individual any producing tornadoes. as that happens the threat will eventually go farther south and the east of the metro area. so, the northern neck, king george and the northern neck proper to southern maryland. they will become the target for the additional tornadic thunderstorm to develop. that is a good thing. it won't linger over one area too much longer as it moves east. doppler radar, make moves here. nasty line from pennsylvania to farther south and virginia. every now and then along the segment we will see some indication of some rotation, some notches developing. the radar picture. it will make us go and investigate. that investigation from the national weather service when they are doing it found tornado now that is about 35 to 40 miles south of king george county. moving quickly. no shortage over the storms. we are looking farther south in the area here. w

hinton is bulletproof in . his partner is recovering at king county hospital. she don't happen early on saturday morning. eight officers exchange gunfire with the man. the man is in critical condition.juliet: it's been pretty crazy this presidential season. ben: have you followed politics in the month you have been off? juliet: i have. what else would i do? ben: donald trump and hillary clinton are the front runners. the other democrats are win but they say that race is far from over. robert moses from the newsroom. lots of development, robert . robert: good morning. juliet, welcome back. trump and clinton have big leads. the campaign feels more like extended coordination . >> they were probably sent here so we can put them in the jails because to put them in the jails , they did not pay the electric will. >> lights went out a rally but that's the only thing that has gone wrong for him lately. a trumpet nomination appears increasingly inevitable. he was asked when he might tone down his rhetoric .>> right now i am fighting for my life. >> he showed no sign tone article about marco ru

of the kings county hospital in brooklyn. >> one thing about the psychiatric emergency room, it's not like an ordinary emergency room. once you're taken in, they won't let you out without permission from a doctor. so if something is going wrong in there, you're a prisoner, and you're totally at the mercy of the hospital staff. >> it's june 19th, 5:32 in the morning. and esmin green, who has been waiting for a bed for nearly 24 hours, slumps to the floor. none of the patients move to help her. >> some people have asked why didn't anybody who was in the waiting room do anything. but chances are they were all medicated and out of it. >> esmin lies unattended for 20 minutes. and then at 5:52 -- >> what happens to her is nothing, except for that a security guard comes by and sees her on the floor and doesn't do anything. doesn't go near her, doesn't do anything that would indicate any concern about the well-being of this individual who has come to the hospital for treatment. >> the security guard looks in, and then apparently walks away. ten minutes later, esmin is in distress, kicking

did not go through his protective vest. both officers taken to kings county hospital. the suspect was shot multiple times and also taken to a hospital. the initial call of shots fired is what triggered the tremendous police response. the marked car that was rammed by the suspect vehicle, an anti- crime vehicle directly behind the suspect's vehicle with four officers. behind them, another marked car with two officers. we believe those are the eight officers involved. >> reporter: again, police trying to figure out just who fired their weapons. again, the suspect was shot multiple times taken to brookdale hospital. he is identified as jamal funes. police recovered a .357 revolver at the scene. the two officers, again, are in stable condition at kings county hospital. marcus solis, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> all right, marcus. thank you very much. >>> that is the news for now. "good morning america" will continue after the break. >>> first, we took you into the fire. then, into the ice. now, amy journeys across the planet, taking you into africa's garden of eden, right in the midst

ashley or lily, call police immediately. >>> washington state, they are on flood alert. king county has issued the alert for two rivers. rain in the area has brought sharp rise to see many king county rivers. >>> weather also causing trouble for travelers. a flight diverted to new hampshire last night. officials say several flights at issue a at jfk landing because of the weather. >>> rain led to a mix of snowy and icy conditions upupnd down the east coast this morning. the severe weather there creating dangerous driving conditions. you can see this car going off the road in pennsylvania just barely missing a key. in north carolina 10 car accidents reported in less than 24 hours. 16 flights had to be canceled. >>> for us here in south by the same system. currently you wouldn't know it as you walkut the door, it's warm and ggy. storms creeping in towards northwest half of broward. so right now is the time to prepare. make sure the kid are prepared for a wet start to the day and you're ready for a very wet commute so you know what that means. temperatures are in the mid 70s running about

officers is still in the hospital, and ilana gold is live from kings county hospital with more. ilana? >> reporter: diane, we can tell you one of the officers was released from the hospital last night, and as you just mentioned, the other officer is here getting treated. he was shot in the hip. officers have so many questions an the shooting, and they are trying to figure out if the >> reporter: cell phone video capturing the frantic moments after the gunfire on lexington avenue saturday morning. two nypd officers shot following a wild pursuit. you can see one on a stretcher, getting put in an ambulance. >> i just heard like 1 million shots rumble off, waking me up out of my sleep. >> reporter: officer william reddin still in the hospital, and andrew yurkiw was spared when the bullet struck his vest following the shootout with jamal funes. police say the problems started when they responded to shots fired, and they approached funes, and he allegedly pointed a revolver at him and drove off. officers responded for backup. funes went the wrong direction and slammed headon into a p

a suspected in brooklyn. >> ilana gold has more from the kings county hospital. >> reporter: andrea, both of the officers are expected to make a full recovery. one is being treated here at kings county hospital, and he was shot in the hip. it's unclear if the suspect shot them. police say it could have been friendly fire that left the neighborhood riddled with bullets. >> reporter: frantic moments at lexington avenue on saturday morning. you can see one getting put in the ambulance. >> i just heard a million shots rumble off and wake me up out of my sleep. >> reporter: officer william reddin with a gun shot to his hardship, and officer andrew yurkiw recovering after being shot in his bullet proof vest. say? approached jamal funes, and he pointed a revolver at them, and took off. they called for backup, and he slammed headon into a police cruiser. 30 bullets were unloaded, most f not at all by no police. it's unclear if the officers were hit by friendly fire or by >> we have to know where the officers were at the time. shooter was in the vehicle throughout the whole incident. jamal f

hospital, recovering with multiple gunshot wounds. we're live at kings county hospital this morning, dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> it's 4:36 now. we expect an arraignment this afternoon for the michigan man accused of killing six people and wounding two others in a saturday night rampage. hundreds of people streamed into a kalamazoo church last night for a vigil to honor the dead and also pray for the wounded. a 14-year-old girl shot in a restaurant parking lot, still struggling to survive. uber confirms the suspected killer, jason dalton, is one of the drivers. passengers are lookingin a report that he even picked up passengers between killings. the rampage spanned more than four hours in three locations, 15 miles apart. one passenger before the shootings was terrified when dalton drove 80 miles an hour, sideswiping parked cars. >> he starting driving erratically. we were running stop signs and and driving through the lawn, speeding along. once he came to a stop, i jumped out of the car and ran away. >> investigators are trying to pinpoint a motive. neighbors say dalton appe

stretcher before both were taken to kings county hospital. sources identified the two nypd officers as 33-year-old william reddin, who was shot in the right hip, and 29-year-old andrew yrkiw, treated for blunt force trauma. a bullet unable to penetrate his vest. police found this .357 revolver in the suspect's car. >> sounded like a war going on all them gunshots. >> we can't live this way. god, we come asking for your blessings. >> reporter: neighborhood leaders praying for peace and for the nypd. >> i just want to say thank you to those brave officers. >> reporter: the suspect shot multiple times by police is in critical condition. he is identified as 34-year-old jam all funes of new jersey. nassau county police paying a family in long island, relive years after paul yrkiw, his father, was shot in the chest on duty for the nypd, surviving his injuries, too, thanks to a bullet proof vest. if the suspect they have in custody actually fired at the officers. ballistic testing has not yet been released. the suspect in custody has two prior arrests in new york city. one on assault. the other

this reddin. he remains in the hospital here, kings county. we're hearing that he will be released at some point soon. the investigation into the bullet that struck him in the lower body, that investigation still going on. ballistic test results still have to come in. as for the site of the shooting, it really was such a frantic scene early saturday morning. that's when the two policemen, in a shootout. the bullet that struck officer yurkiw came from the suspect's gun. the nypd, though, as it was mentioned, is still investigating the bullet that struck officer reddin in the leg and the hip area came from another police officer's gun. again, we're waiting to hear from the nypd as to when officer reddin might be able to go home. it could be today. officer yurkiw he was able to go home yesterday. >>> today, connecticut judge is holding a hearing on whether the families of the sandy hook shooting victim consist sue the company that made the gun used in that massacre. they filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the gun maker bushmaster. they claim the rifle used by the gunman shouldn't

out in brooklyn overnight. dave carlin is outside kings county hospital where one of the dave. >> reporter: these officers were hit in a barrage of bullets and tonight they are conscious, talkative we're told, and going to make full recoveries. the two words no one wants to hear. officers down followed by this sight of one of new york's finest on a stretcher. the cell phone camera video was taken on malcom x boulevard in a.m. injured are officer william andrew yrkiw. it began when police say the officers confronted jamal funes who was in a nissan maxima near quincy street. they were responding to a report called in to a police precinct. police say inside the cartoons had this .357 revolver. a wild chase came next. the suspect went the wronging way down lexington avenue, crashing head on into a police cruiser. by this time the officer and several backup officers surrounded the car and it was unloaded. investigators say most, if not all, by the officers. >> i heard a million shots. it woke me up out of my sleep. >> reporter: officer reddin was shot in right hip. the other office

flatbush home. a 31-year-old man was shot in the back. he's at kings county hospital. >> we just heard gunshots and we thought it was like a regular shooting around the neighborhood but we didn't know it was here. and then when we went outside, we saw a body outside and another body. >> reporter: police right now trying to figure out what led up to this shooting. we don't know how or if the men even knew each other. family members say they too have few details. >> she just told me the guy got shot. >> reporter: it happened outside 219 east 56th street between church and snyder avenues. neighbors say a quiet block, normally free from crime. >> it gives me pause, makes me re-assess what i was thinking about the neighborhood. >> it's really sad. i hate to know something like i hope it never happens again. >> so far no arrests have been made. police looking for one suspect. reporting live in east flatbush, carolina leid, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> new video tonight of an armed suspect waving a gun on the streets of the bronx just before he was shot by police. it shows him acting errati

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firefighters gathered at kings county hospital for the reddin who suffered a gunshot wound to his hip seath morning. he allegedly pointed a gun at officers and drove away and crashed into a patrol car in bed-stuy. another officer shot in his bulletproof vest was released from the hospital yesterday. >>> an injured firefighter is asking the city not to appeal his award. a jury gave millions to firefighters affected by the black sunday tragedy. two firefighters jumped to their deaths and four more injured in 2005. the group had been fighting a fire at an illegal tenement in the bronx when they became trapped. the plaintiffs arked the city was at fault for taking away their safety ropes that could have help them escape. >> let it rest. i think, you know what, there's no money in the world that's ever going to change us and make us whole again. they took our fail-safe away from us. it's like taking a bulletproof vest away from a police officer. >> the building owner was also found liable. >>> she was trying to prove a point. backfired on a 25-year-old who thought she was under paid. >> it

king's county hospital. the 15-year veteran had been trying to safely take the woman into custody. police say she reached for a kitchen knife and stabbed the lieutenant in the arm. community advocate tony herbert saw him in the hospital. >> i just happened to see him in the emergency room. he was sitting up. he was strong. thank good it's not another funeral we have to go to. i think he's been discharged. >> reporter: for neighbors on the quiet block where the officer got stabbed the incident took on extra meaning after a series of seemingly random primarily in the subway system. >> i'm scared because i saw it on the news with the train slashings and stuff. to know that it's happening on my block is scary. >> the mentally ill need more help. they need to not let them out if they're sick. get them more help. it's happening too much. >> reporter: police caution rather than countrying ing continuing an parent trend, the stabbing is what police face. now, the lieutenant was after getting stitches released from the hospital. mayor de blasio called him from iowa. the mayor congratulated

wednesday at the pass with king county public safety building. some snow this morning at the mac counter there was enough of the white stuff for school officials to cancel classes for today so are we now in the clear. jeff is in the weather lab watching all of that. well we're definitely in the clear for most of the weekend and probably the entire weekend until we get to maybe sunday night and then it's a little bit iffy there's nothing out there right now as you can see on with elaborate are sweeping clear obviously was not the case this morning you'll see that again in just a minute but for this evening just clear cold temperatures dropping back into the upper thirties when shells however will be near thirty degrees when you factor in the combination of the air temperature and that brisk breeze. i say meanwhile surprising but we did make it up into the mid forties i mean that's expected. i'm say surprising because you don't often get snow on a day where you have highs in the mid forties but we certainly did today. in fact it was around forty much of the time it was snowing freezing onl

over the weekend is home from the hospital it morning. officer william reddin left kings county hospital yesterday to applause and cheers. the 33-year-old was shot in the hip saturday morning during a gunfight with jamal funes in bedford-stuyvesant. funes is still in the hospital assaulting a police officer charges. >>> fairfield university a planning a forum on racial issues after what was called quote, "a ghetto party over the weekend." the party was held at i beach house off campus not far from the jesuit school. it included caucasian students in black face wearing temporary gang tattoos and chains. the school has not confirmed any students attended but is investigating. >>> also in connecticut, investigators trying to figure out what caused this bus to go up in flames. it was converted into a jets fan bus and used for tailgating. it was on fire 20 feet from a home on the corner of club road and care road. firefighters were able to put out the flames. the fire was fueled by several propane tanks found inside that bus. >>> two nonprofit groups want the nfl to stop pushing fantasy sport

vest stopped the bullet from going through. they're recovering at kings county hospital and expected to be okay. police say the suspect is in critical condition at brookdale hospital. >>> final look at your weather warmer than it's been, right? >> yes. huge warmup today. about 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. 15 degrees above seasonable levels. it will be a beautiful start to your weekend. just a little breezy. sunshine today and clouds as well. 58 in the city. 61 in toms river. note the high in montauk of 49. temperatures cooler near the water. tomorrow in the 50s, more clouds, though. >> enjoy it, because we get snow later, right? >> yes. >> thanks so much. >> that wraps up today's cbs2 news saturday morning. our next newscast is tonight at 6:00. >> but you can check news all day long on cbsnewyork.com. >> thanks for watching, have a great saturday. captions by: caption colorado, llc. (800)775-7838. email: living well your immununsystst rks s rd to keep you on top of your game. you can support it by eating healthy, drinking fluids, and getting some rest. and you can combine these

tonight. william renton left kings county hospital to applause and cheers. his partner was also hurt but released. the accused gunman was also shot and is still in the hospital. >> to decision 2016 now, the nevada caucus is tonight for the republican presidential candidates and one topic taking center stage on the camping trail is president obama's propose a.m. to close guantanamo bay. >> the president said once upon a time it was a bipartisan goal to shut down guantanamo, it doesn't sound that way now. not on capitol hill, and not on the campaign trail. has tried to close the u.s. prison at guantanamo bay. >> it undermines our standing in the world. >> u.s. allies want it closed. and isis uses gitmo as a recruiting tool. there's no need for a prison in cuba, where u.s. law does not apply, according to the president. >> we can capture terrorists, protect the american people and when done right, we can try them and put them in our maximum security prisons and it works just fine. >> hundreds of terrorists are already held in the united states with no incidents. the president did not pr

days stuck on a mountain. in the video from the king county sheriff's office, you can see the responders balancing on the side of a helicopter, hovering hundreds of feet above ground. the rescuer is hoisted down the side of the steep dam to the stranded man below. a fire at a landfill in india grew so large it could be seen from outer space. the fire started at the largest landfill in the city of mumbai. it burned for three days. these images from nasa show the smoke sent into the atmosphere from the fire. an investigation is now underway to determine what sparked the fire. bmx rider dave mirra is dead in an apparent suicide. veteran x-games biker yesterday afternoon inside a truck in north carolina. officials say he had suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound. mirra was perhaps best-known for competing in the x-games, where he won medals each year from 1995 to 2008, including 14 gold medals. dave mirra was 41. the music world is mourning the loss of maurice white. white is the founder of the band earth, wind and fire, which has sold more than 90 million albums. according to h

the wounded officers were visited by the mayor and police commissioner at the hospital. kings county hospital is in this has been wasted on modified duty. no comment yet for his use and. killing three people before he was shot that by a police officer. they are in the small town. the gunman was an employee of the plant, apparently. he worked at this plant. >> a nice guy. everything was fine. did not seem like this kind of >> a loan officer ran towards the gunfire. shooting the suspect dead. authorities do not have a motive. there were things that triggered this individual. >> back to court for apple. >> mike is watching the warmth of the chairs. >> today is definitely colder. it is breezy outside. the wind continues. what we will be looking at here. definitely feel the chill in the air. daily and hourly forecast are on the fox5 weather out. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. dd perks members, indulge in a medium hot or iced latte or macchiato for $1.99. ben: we were just saying that we were

home from the hospital after surviving a shootout in brooklyn. officer william redden left kings county hospital to applause and cheers. the 33-year-old was shot in the hip saturday morning during a confrontation in bedford. he was shot several times, still that include attempted murder and assaulting a police officer. >>> coming up, a new development just in about a local teacher accused of tossing a 7-year-old student across a hallway. >> and what we have learned about a woman police say stole a city bus after the driver told her to stop smoking. >>> plus she confessed to a deadly robbery. why a judge is set her free >>> the results are in for the investigation of this massive warehouse fire in hillsboro, new jersey. officials say they do not believe it was suspicious. federal agents determined that the inferno earlier this month at the veterans industrial park started in a high rack storage area in one of the buildings and spread to other parts of the complex. the exact source of the fire >>> a teacher in harlem has been fired from his job and faces criminal charges tonight. h

background. >> reporter: officer redden is recovering here at kings county hospital. over yourcue is recovering at home. he was shot by a suspect with a long criminal rap sheet. bullets fly in a neighborhood. officers rush to the scene. when the smoke cleared, two officers and a suspect were down and had to be rushed to the hog spit . >> we have a bus en route to the location. that's lewis down at the location. >> reporter: now a ballistics by the officers what not from the other officer's gun. >> people would take a gun and shoot upon police? that lack of respect sends the wrong message. >> one officer was hit in the chest. it could have been fatal if it hadn't been for the protective vest he was wearing. >> it's a very delicate situation when a police officer gets hurt like that on the job. so i'm just relieved that he's all right. >> ballistics tests still haven't come back for the bullet that hit officer redden. at a church, mayor de blasio braced both officers. >> and bot came out of their ordeal, one walking around the hospital, thank god, the other will be out soon, fully reco

lieutenant was stabbed in the arm in the prospect heights section and taken to king's county hospital in stable condition. the circumstances surrounding the stabbing is still unclear. we have a crew on the way and wile bring you any new information as soon as we get. it. >>> meanwhile, the guardian angels say they will patrol the area for the first time in 20 years. this after another in the latest of slashings. a knife was pulled on a man riding the c train in harlem last night. the robber demand the his cell phone. and instead the victim grabbed the knife and his hand was cut. the guy with the knife is still on the loose. >>> and earlier yesterday, another man was slashed on a harlem subway platform. the recent slashings prompting volunteer guardian angels to return to monitoring platforms day and night. >>> turning now to a murder mystery in new jersey, a man was discovered dead, inside an apartment, in hoboken and now the search is on for the killer. eyewitness news reporter mallory history uff has been at the scene throughout the morning and posted this update on twitter and join

live look now at kings county hospital where commissioner bratton is expected to talk to us in just a few hours. they're preparing the lectern for the commissioner to speak and we'll bring you an update. meantime raphael miranda is here with the weather, which is terrific when you consider it's the 20th of february. >> that's right. temperatures in the 40s. 59 degrees later on today. some may see 60. i know there are lots of clouted outside. we're dealing with increasing sunshine throughout the afternoon and breezy as well. overnight tonight. down to 44 for your temperature. a mild night ahead and a bit cooler for sunday. some showers late tomorrow night. maybe light snow there and a significant storm tuesday into wednesday. right now looks to be mainly rain. heavy at times. but there could be a wintry component. we're tracking that for you. >> with temps all week, it looks like we'll hold off on that snow. thank you, raphael. we're coming back with another update. we'll keep you updated on the breaking news. back to "weekend today." since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighbor

morning are experiencing in washington state. yeah... king county has issued phase three flood alerts for the snoqualmie and tolt rivers. officials say the rivers are creating potential for widespread, moderate flooding. king county officials are even advising that some areas could experience deep and fast flood waters. 33 we're now going to turn our attention to your health.dean has a look at what is making headlines in the medical community. if you need some tips to keep up with that new year's resolution to exercise more... you may want to listen up. abc's doctor timothy johnson has 33 still to come... it's an onslaught of unhappy customers taking to twitter... following a service outage across the country. stay with us. we're live from an e been restored. ikea is reportedly avoiding to pay taxes in europe for the past six years. that's according to a report commissioned by the european parliament. it accuses the furniture giant of funneling money through lichtenstein and the netherlands between 20-09 and 20-14. ikea has yet to respond to c-n-n money's request to comment. but other

time lapse. take you south to king george county. that area is part of the reason with the heaviest king george and eastward to maryland and southern maryland. it was heavy snow in the day. the temperature, 26 degrees. so they have a long way to go before they get above freezing. freezing rain is an issue there. i will tell you king george county public school, stafford county public schools and spotsylvania county public schools announced the schools will be closed tomorrow. oz far a what is happening locally, we continue with a winter snow warning. this is in effect until 4:00. adjacent to purple and winter weather advisory. in any case, combination of snow and sleet. sub freezing temperatures making for a difficult driving cans tonight. the number didn't budge at reagan national. it's still 29. 28 in manassas. frederick at 25. a lot of areas have a long way to go to get above freezing. what is interesting we haven't seen a budge in the temperatures. we will check the n an indication that a warming trend is on the way. it will happen and it will happen tonight but it's just how so

to king county hospital and police say he is likely to survive the injuries. police have made no arre s. to protest with messages playing today and from the nfl's headquarters on park avenue. one is an anti-beyonci rally being held by people who thought her performance was attack on police officers. beyonci and her dancers are wearing leather and black arrays which is a nod to the black anthers. the protest is expected at the same time called get information anti-beyonci protest rally. town today to meet with civil rights leaders like sharpton. jeb bush is taking on donald trump and we are talking jeb and his brother george w. he got involved in the campaign yesterday in south carolina. robert moses joins us now for the latest . >> it's an interesting race for president.my wife and i were talking. you have to wonder what people overseas are thinking. >> i said, i imagine people listening to a string of these soundbites. whoever said democracy was nice and the . the bush family was quite popular so who better to try to reinvigorate the campaign . the republican primary.>> in an ac

won't be as fast as promised. landowners and king county are suing saying it can't guarantee promises made to voters. now the bullet train was set to get from san francisco to los angeles in two thundershowers, 40 -- two hours, 40 minutes, but it will take closer to 4 hours, that rail planner should have leeway, now a judge has 90 days to issue a decision. >>> the raiders will play at the oakland coliseum for another season. the raiders agreed to extend their lease. now the agreement includes one year options to play at the coliseum for 2017 and 2018. whether they leave oakland that's still unknown. >> the mayor when she presented in front of the national football league owners said they needed time, if they had more time they believed they could get something done with the raiders, for the raiders we have certainty for this season. the raiders announced that for the 11th straight year they will not raise season ticket prices. >>> 48 hours to go until valentine's day, it's expected to be the busiest weekend for florist. brian flores at the san francisco flower mart. >> it's beautiful.

state are warning of potentially fast and deep flooding today. because of that threat, some king county residents are being evacuated. the red cross has opened a shelter for them. in addition some area roadways are shutdown, though that did not stop the cars from testing the water. a warning, never do that. just reminder for you. >> we say that all the time. >> absolutely, still, warrants saying again. any flooding risky things today with the rain? >> i think it is absolutely possible, especially since we had some snow, had some ice, it will all start to melt away, that exacerbates the problem. and when the rain comes through it will come through very heavily. yes, we'll track it for you. let's start things off, localized zoom. at the moment we are hitting a bit of a lull. that's awesome. at least you are not dodging additional visibility problems out there, when it comes to any of the additional precipitation, but there are still pockets where you are finding at least scattered variety of some perhaps freezing rain or even sleet, still coming down, but the temperatures are really surging, and we

recovering at home.the second officer remains in stable condition at king county hospital. that's where we send teresa to give us the update on the situation. theresa: good morning. good to hear from you both. county hospital and one officer remains inside the officer, william read shot under his bulletproof vest just at his hip . he was injured in a wild shootout . the other officer was hit in the chest but saved by his vest. that gunman's name is jamaal feeling as and he has a 17 year rap sheet expanding three states. this is a man with on history unchecked rental health issues . he has extremist ties and radicalize while serving time in prison. he made the acquaintance of 3:20 am and bed stipe. they encountered him after hearing gunshots. with ended with him crashing his car into a police cruiser and that's when the gunbattle ensued. it's been determined that he was not hit by friendly fire. it's a recent development over the weekend and it speculated that with all the gunfire that was exchanged , potentially the officers were hit by friendly fire. it is not what happened. ben and julie

. it was a deal no one agreed to at first. king county prosecutor norm maleng was completely opposed. >> this office does not plea bargain with the death penalty. >> sheriff reichert looked at it if ridgway were to be convicted of seven murders and get the death penalty, ridgway would never have to tell what happened to all the other missing women. >> when we arrested him, we wanted answers. the investigators have always wanted to know why. the families have always wanted to know why. >> at first reichert worried about a plea bargain. he was concerned ridgway wouldn't come clean, wouldn't provide the answers they wanted. on the other hand, reichert says he knew ridgway was not acting out of concern for the investigators or the victims. >> he wanted to live. this was always about him. >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> so ultimately the deal was struck. ridgway signed the agreement. >> sign here and here. >> are you pleased with the decision not to go with the death penalty? >> yes. not everyone agrees with this de

victim suffered a collapsed lung and was taken to kings county hospital in stable condition. if you saw the attacker please call crime stoppers that number is 1-800-577-tips. >> all right only in the mid 20s right now in central park. we're going to get very cold this weekend. much more still to come. >> yeah, mike is here with a look at the very cold forecast. >> cold right now and windy at the same time. even a few snow flurries around town. quick showers they are coming through here and there but a partly sunny sky later on. breezy and colder than yesterday. snow showers not only possible this morning but later this afternoon as well. but if you want weather fox 5 weather app which has headlines and alerts. download it at the apple and google play store. won't cost you a thing. good day will be right back. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. dd perks members, indulge in a medium hot or iced latte or macchiato for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. patients across the country have sp

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kings county hospital. happened yesterday. he was wound in the hip during a police involved shooting in bed-stuy on saturdays. investigators are still trying to figure whose gun fired the bullet. suspects or friendly fire. his partner andrew was also wound after ig tay a bullet in the practice i have vest. he's r.o.v.ing at home. president obama is hoping to fulfill a campaign promise he made eight years ago when first running for the whowtion. he delivered a plan to congress it calls for pentagon to move gitmo remaining detainee tots united states a proposal that is getting quite a bit of pushback. there are currently -9d91 prisoner but expected to shrink below 60 by summer. >> we'll continue to securely and responsibly transfer to other country it is that 35 detainees out of the 91 that have been approved for transfer. >> if the president doesn't respect the law of the constitution. that was represent darrell, republican of california, republican leads lead like him say president's plan will not get very is or far. he wants to move remaining prison prisoners and administration says

us, closer in the northern neck. with humble county, king george. and also, eventually crossing the river into southern maryland. >> that's really impressive. just drove the line up. >> friends in newland. and there's where it is right now. we'll go back. >> this is 15 minutes, i'm going back. >> you can sort of see where it's going. it's going northeasts. -- northeast. and i'll put a cone on this one. i think that's moving 60. >> you take that. and we'll go northeast. these of the areas -- these are the areas. leonard town. 7:thirteen -- 7:13. ine prince frederick, possibly. you gotta take this seriously. >> yeah, this is going to be serious. in fact, this is probably the strongest signature we've seen. you folks around newland and track across the river into parts of maryland. you need to sort of get a plan now to go to the basement or interior room. at least interior room and get away from windows. and get pets in, kids in. and be ready. this is going to be an intense storm. if it's not going to produce a tornado, it's certainly going to produce a very, very strong wind. and they

officers involved in a while chewed out in brooklyn and ended up in kings county hospital. city responded and nypd captain decided it was time to go hall. the choice that has cost him his badge and gun. >> can you describe what it is like at that moment when that call goes out that an officer has been shot. >> you like, oh my god. how bad? i want to get there and i want to get there now. >> retired nypd lieutenant spent 23 years on on the force. he described the actions of the captain was at the end of his shift as callous. >> first while he is not doing his duty. he is a depending on someone else. he he knows it is going to be a long event. too too bad, you're a cop and that's what you do. >> the officer was wounded in the hip during the shooting, another officer took a bullet in his protective vest. both were visited by the mayor and police commissioner by the hospital activate the hospital plan. he has been placed on modified duty and could place disciplinary charges including the possibility of a demotion to lieutenant. is there another side of this? maybe? maybe oppressing