reporter: it with make you feel safer? definitely. reporter: regal cinemas has a complex in new rochelle. the police commissioner says it s theater at the theater. he tells me if you really are worried about security, you need a full security screen. searching bags by itself doesn t help. it s only going to slow things up and it may turn people off. i know people think it s going to be some kind of security. and maybe it s that effect that they re looking for, that they are doing something. i don t really feel unsafe when i go to the movies right now. but reporter: what do you think they re looking for? i m not sure. this is the first i heard of it. reporter: many believe security is just a pretext. i really think it s about the profitability. rather than you spending 10 bucks on a popcorn and soda if you have your bag of chips and a little coke you know you re not going to spend that money. i don t think it s about safety. reporter: you don t think they
your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. bruised and bloody and elderly man targeted by violent thieves in his home. how new york s strongest came to his aid. inside the mind of a gunman and his feud with the government. the lawmaker who tried to help the man before he opened fire on a federal building. plus we just heard the guns go the gun go off and he screamed, go. here owes on a high-speed train heroes on a high- speed train how americans prevented a massacre overseas. i m dick brennan. cindy hsu is off. an innocent man is in the hospital and three suspects on the run after a home invasion this morning. now two sanitation workers are speaking out about helping the victim. cbs 2 s mark morgan has the story new at 6:00. reporter: known only to his neighbors as tony, this 76- year-old man sat dazed and bloody at his home in queens following a terrifying home invasion shortly after 6 a.m. according to police one suspect used a ladder to climb into
always on. i was struggling with it. what am i going? maybe he s 29. bruise bud not broken. tied up. his message to the robbers on the run and the sanitation who came to help. i m dick brennan. cindy hsu is off tonight. who would attack an elderly man in his own home? earlier this morning, he was treated at the hospital, and he returned home to find many of his possessions were stolen. dave carlin with the interview new at 11. reporter: he s home after spending most of the day at the hospital, and he s talking to cbs 2 about his ordeal. i didn t take no crap from nobody. reporter: when anthony puzzio was robbed and beaten, he did his best to fight back, but the early morning home invaders had the element of surprise. he hit me once here with the gun and then punched me. reporter: he woke up, never imagining a masked man with the gun would go through the trouble of getting a ladder up to the open second floor window. where s the money? where s the money? i
crashing through. a bus cheers off the side of a building in queens, and strangers left scrambling, trying to get the victims among all the rubble, and tonight, a woman who was inside one of the apartments is talking only to cbs 2. good evening. i m kristine johnson, and maurice is off tonight. late this evening, that bus was taken away, but a gaping hole remains. as cbs 2 s jessica schneider is joining us now, she s live in front of it at regal park. jessica? reporter: kristine, quite the sight out here. the impact of the crash tearing down one of the walls in the building. one woman was up on the second floor there, and you can see directly into her living room, and now just her shelf of books, they are exposed to the street. the woman says she had seconds to react. i just literally flew into the wall, turned around, and saw the back of my apartment missing, and i ran out. reporter: collette landers was about to get in the shower when the bus collided with her wall.
the nasdaq also closed in the red down 19. the s&p lost 25. today s losses may not seem that bad on their own. but they do come on the heels of that 588-point drop for the dow yesterday and, um, let s see here, they mark a lot of 1700 points in the last four trading days. experts say for the near future, expect volatility. people need to bear in mind that we re entering a pretty volatile seasonal period for the markets, september october. the current turmoil can be traced to china where the economy is slowing and the government devalued its currency. subway train operators are worried about their safety. cbs 2 s dick brennan talked to at 5:00. i was dazed for a second. i m like wow, he just hit me. reporter: this train operator never saw it coming. saturday night in the essex street station a passenger pushed in his cab door on his j train and then unloaded on him. they opened the door. face. anything. do? he punched me. three passengers tried to also. reporter: