and smooth it out and start stacking it right, it will never get repaired properly. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the deparnlt of environmental-- department of environmental protection, responsible for fixing singholes, sent a crew after the accident and found the sewer system under ground was working fine and filled in hole and resurfaced the road but people who live around here say it looks like it is sinking again. speaking off camera, firefighters from engine company 236 say sinkholes are an every-day work hazard that can potentially slow down response time, a delay they can't afford. the fdny recognizes the challenges road crews face. >> city does a good job trying to cope our streets in good condition. sometimes pot holes come very quickly. probably happened in this case. >> as long as the city take their time to do, more injuries or accidents. emergencies, when every second counts. >> firefighters from engine company 236 say lieutenant conley is going through intense rehabilitation but is able to walk with the aid of a cane. new information on the deadly 3-car crash on the long island expressway in shirley, an hour ago a 6th person died because of her injuries, 71-year-old helen adelson is her name. we are getting a closer look into the final moments before the crash. cbs 2 news's carolyn gusoff has more from suffolk county. >> reporter: care free moments before tragedy, a chilling glimpse inside the eastbound car as patricia in sunglasses, her nephew, 10-year-old christopher, and carmelo pinales, behind the wheel headed to a water park, the fam lay sharing this because-- family sharing this not driving recklessly. >> he is not speeding. >> the shattered family, wondering if this bumps in the pavement between exit 68 and 69 were a factor. the driver lost control feet after passing the temporary steel plates in a construction zone that are marked with a warning sign. >> in there, maybe-- if the bump wasn't there, maybe he wouldn't die. >> air born over the median, slamming into 2 westbound cars, his sources tell cbs 2 news the accident scene suggests he was traveling 100 miles an hour. emergency respanders tell us the temporary bumps in the road didn't help matters. among the dead in 2 other cars, a west hampton couple, helen, and scott martella, driving with in 3 cars, only 4 survivors, including 3-year-old annalia ramirez. a spokesman for the new york state transportation department said the bumps are scheduled to be removed next week, designed to support high way speed, but motorists are warned to slow down. in stony brook, long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> relatives of the victims questioned whether a previous oil spill on the lie had caused the road to be slick. he farther east, was cleaned up and was not a factor in this fatal crash. daycare danger in new jersey, after 2 children are poked with a syringe. newark police say a 5-year-old found the syringe on the playground thursday afternoon. the child then allegedly stuck 2 other children with the needle. they were taken to a local hospital, treated, and released. cbs 2 news broke the news to one daycare center. >> wow. that is terrible. i knew nothing about that. >> reporter: the daycare didn't tell you? >> no, i find it very alarming. that is ridiculous. >> you can look at the floors and you can see the crack bottles and all that below the floors. >> the daycare center plans to meet tomorrow night to talk with parents about what happened. a new jersey woman, still in a lot of pain days after a roller coaster accident at 6 was on the el torro wooden coaster seen here. some unknown object hit her in the face friday. her family said it knocked out 3 of her teeth. the park believes a loose item carried on by another rider hit the woman. in a statement you are seeing, the park says "the safety of our guests and team members is our highest priority. our ride safety policy strictly new at 6:00 tonight, new york state police arresting and charging 3 men who climbed up bear mountain bridge. they found the men climbing the east tower of the bridge 1:30 this morning and when police told them to get down, they did. the men told police they were there to take photos, all 3 have been charged with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct. there was no damage to the bridge. well, it happened again, someone using to threaten officers and call them out on bogus calls. cbs 2 news political reporter marsha kramer has this one. >> an unidentified captain here at the midtown south precinct received death threats and cops are in a bizarre series of incident involving calls on the emergency radio channels. at least a dozen calls have been received the last month to this weekend, sources say. officials say they have stolen police radio, rather someone who may have obtained the police radio frequency. the latest calls included radio 1013 call, an officer in need of help, it sent cops scurrying. >> he is tying up all the frequencies and causing officers to respond at high rates of speed, which puts the public at risk. >> association president roy richter worried threats to a midtown south captain, a death threatvulei 30th. >> remember how you put me in jail? i am out now and coming to put a bullet in your head. >> it is a terroristic threat against an officer, it is unacceptable, it is horrible, and needs to be prosecuted and will be. >> sources say the calls tie up channels and prevent real emergency calls from going out. over the weekend, police moved handle regular business. >> central, is it possible we could move this to the borough? >> in 2016, nothing is impossible. cbs 2 news. campaign 2016, 15,000 hillary clinton e mails are about to go under the microscope, the state department has announced it will reveal, pardon me, review the e mails whip were not attorneys, the fbi recovered the messages during its investigation. at this point it appears the first batch of the e mailicize likely to be released in mid october, right before the november 8th election. donald trump may be backing away from plans to deport millions of immigrants living in u.s. illegally, trump's new campaign manager says the stance determined." trump previously proposed a deportation force to remove 11 million people from the country and he said he is not flip-flopping but wants to come up with a fair process. trump did not give anymore information on this position. now the weather and hope you got to position yourself in the sun today, a beautiful day and, looks like there is more. lonnie quinn is out in columbus circual the mobile weather lab. very nice evening. >> reporter: thank you much. here is weather mobile lab, brand new edition. you are right, great day today. looks like it wants to roll on. how long will we have the niechl temperatures and low humidity? a new jersey jewelry store had a top-of-the-line security system but it did not stop a pair of thieves from breaking in, how police say they did it and what they got away with. real-life drama for in the hamptons. a final resting place with a big price tag, why one basilica thinks it can get $7 million for a few places in the crypt. coming up on evening news, new zika concerns in florida, school is just starting there for a lot of kids, right? >> that is what is coming up tonight, students returning to school in miami as the zika zone is starting to grow. also, to fight forest fires? how this lab experiment could hold the answer and the most valial riable thing in this one store in manhattan thon upper east side, it speaks volumes, all that and the news tonight on a jewelry store has multiple layers of security, it didn't seem to scare off this pair of robbers, surveillance video catching them in the act. meg baker has more. >> reporter: the brazen thieves didn't bother to cover their faces before breaking into ruby's jeweler, their early-morning actions caught on multiple cameras. >> we left silver here, we lift also diamond pieces, which has like that. and they took them all. >> sam has owned his business here on smith street more than 24 years. >> we barely survive these days. >> the 3rd robbery in 8 years. >> in retail, over a hundred thousand. >> in surveillance video, saturday, 4:00 a.m., one suspect is wearing a knit cap and has a beard. the other is bald. >> they push the cases down, they broke this one. d area to get video. >> they got in by breaking into the electric box that controls the metal security gate. the thieves threw a brick through the front door and crawled in setting off the alarm. >> officers arrived in 1 minute of being dispatched and fount the door smashed-- found the door smashed and they secured the perimeter. >> i don't want it to happen to somebody else. >> take one more look, less than a minute the robberies made off with a small torchen and your help identifying them. >> he said it will take years to make up for the jewelry loss and the damage to his store from this robbery. actor leo dicaprio and his super model girlfriend, nina augdoll were involved in a minor accident in the hamptons, they were driving in east hampton, nobody was hurt, no information has been released. hamptons. an old catholic basilica in manhattan is reviving the chance of a traditional burial program, crypts that were closed years ago. when the church ran out of room, now open with new space on the way, complete with multimillion dollar pricetag. emily smith takes us inside this sacred burial place. >> reporter: the basilica of st. patrick's old cutheteeral on basilica in manhattan, granted special privileges by the pope. it is a prime location for catholics to pray and deceased to rest in peace. >> including the del monaco family, thomas exert, the president of western union, and a confident of abraham lincoln. >> a limited edition burial ground underneath the church, the crypts, hiten behind tall wood-- hidden behind tall wooden doors, some house 20 bodies. >> what is important, and an honor, to be connected to this church for eterny. >> the general public can use the krift for a burial-- crypt for a burial sight. karen king recently paid $10,000 to store her late husband's ashes here, johnny chacha, known as the mayor of little italy. is a calm i never experienced anywhere else. >> aside from ashes being stored, there is room for just 6 bodies, but it will cost a fortune. the last vault will cost $7 million. money that will go towards repairing the antique 1868 pipe organ. >> it is a priceless, priceless instrument. >> would you consider $7 million? >> i don't have $7 n, did, i don't know, i would need chacha advice. >> it may sound morbid but if you believe in the afterlife or want to visit loved ones in what some call the holiest place in town. lets go outside, lonnie quinn out there with the great way to start the week, the mobile weather lab. parked in columbus circle, lonnie, lets hear it. >> reporter: beautiful out here. >> i hear a band. drummer right across central park west over there doing his thing. yeah, basically weather with a beat, dana. we have the weather mobile lap parked on the sidewalk of columbus circle, we have special permission to do that. all my instrumentitation on top giving me data that comes down to had monitor. i want to talk temperatures, the big thing, how mild it has been. right now, 77.2, 0 humidity, 77.2 feels cooler, heat index makes it feels 2.2 degrees cooler than the thermometer is reading. speaking of reading, i have been reading some signs over here, during a commercial break i was reading signs and this wonderful guy and gal come up, this is carla and esteban, you said i found the perfect sign. come here and point out the sign you picked out. get a shot of this. which is the sign for me? >> if i agreed with you, we own material. >> i do, clear ly. >> reporter: nice meeting you guys from... >> queens. >> reporter: lets talk how things are looking from above, looking to new york city, central park looks great. kids are at play, beautiful sky, sunny, comfortable. 76 with a 20 miles an hour wind we have had. we should be planning on, it is mostly tranquil, high pressure remains in control. that equals good weather. tomorrow morning, low temperatures, 50s for many folks, could be upper 40s out especially by the time you get to the end of the work week. today's high temperature was 79, normal would beathy 2. a-- be 82. similar tomorrow, lighter winds than today, pleasant with sunshine and around 80 degrees. winds right now, new york city, again, 20 miles an hour gust, monticello had 25 miles an hour gust, hamptons at 26 miles an hour gusts, look at the radar picture, everything will start to calm down in terms of wind. sky remains constant. bigger picture shows nothing looming. this, 80 tuesday and beautiful. 8 fiver wednesday-- 85 wednesday, 86 thursday. 89 friday. saturday, 85. sunday, 87, and could see a couple more clouds. we are live with the mobile weather lab and esteban, new york's newest comedian. >> thanks. >> reporter: back to you in studio. otis livingston next with the new york nicks wearing some gold. >> carmelo anthony thinks he is a good fit for red, white, and blue. gary sanchez belongs in the bigs, the especially honor for the catcher that has him linked yankee fans will have to stay up late tonight, the new baby bomber start a 3-game series in seattle. sanchez should be behind the plate and will be back as the only yankee catcher to achieve the honor, his bat did the talking with 4 home run and 6 r.b.i, his arm and game calling behind the plate impressed his manager. >> to be able to do that from your knees is impressive, and he has a good at-bat, last at-bat, gets on base. good job with the staff and he continues to do good things. so much for the pitching staff, list, dealing with left shoulder tight snsz. remember when syndergaard road into spring training? the mets will need to ride those 2. 3rd home run in 2 games last night, syndergaard tossed 8 shut-out innings, striking out 6. steven manned up after 8 and told the manager he was out of gas. collins appreciated his honesty. >> he showed me something, a lot said, i am getting, too late to be here, tired. a lot of guys wouldn't have said that. we said that is what we want to hear. impressive. the olympics have come to a close, it did yesterday, the united states dominated. team usa winning 121 total medals, most ever the u.s. has won in a non-boycott olympics, the final gold came in theen serbia, anthony with 7 points, he said after team usa's win, that could be his final olympic game. mellow's 3 gold medal, world record for men's basketball. not everyone felt the olympic spirit on the final day, after wrestler from mongolia lost bronze to a penalty, his coaches decided to toss a penalty flag to have a review, they were told they couldn't throw in their clothes, thankfully the one coach stopped before we got the full monty out there. >> oh yeah. >> that wouldn't have been-- >> no, no. just had to show their protest unan unusual way. >> that-- in an unusual way. >> that is the olympics. >> thanks, otis. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things fferently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? 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>> no. just hot air. >> dubois: and there are eight million stories in new york city. anthony mason found one in this bookstore. >> reporter: a lot of people must come into this shop and wonder why you're still here. >> every day. >> reporter: why are you still

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