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shepard: the main runway at one of the busiest airports in the world closed. the move expected to cause delays for millions of travelers and it s our top story as we go across america: new york: the bay runway at new york city s jfk international airport set to be closed for construction for four months. workers repaving it and making the runway wider. air traffic controllers diverting traffic at jfk to smaller runways, causing longer wait times for takeoffs and landings. jfk already ranks 2 th out of 31 major airports in terms of on time performance. ohio: an out-of-control car hitting the police officer in brooklyn heights. his cruiser dash cam videoed the incident. the officer was helping another motor vista on icy highway when the vehicle slid into him.