Lets get a quick check on the commute early on. Hopefully no big issues out there, lauren. We do have big issues out there. Its early for that. Were going to head over to long island where the Northern State parkway is shut down between wolf hill road and deer park avenue. There are a lot of flares out there. In the meantime, the l. I. E. Is the way to go. Heading over to new jersey on the turnpike and the car lane southbound out between interchange 13a. Theres an accident on the shoulder. Not causing much of a problem. Breaking news in manhattan. Large fire broke out on the west side of manhattan. Firefighters on the scene. Chelsea, west 17th street. Many people grabbed their phones. Today in new yorks Katherine Creag is there. Reporter michael, it is so smokey around here but also in the Flat Iron District where the smoke was traveling toward, you can see what firefighters are doing right now, trying to extinguish the flames. You can see all of that smoke there on 17th street. The lo
Taking a closer look eastbound youll be detoured off the road at wolf hill road and youll get off at deer park ave. Well have more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. 5 00 a. M. Right now. Breaking news, a 4 alarm fire. This is what happened in chelsea on webs 17th street. Today in new yorks Katherine Creag is there. Kat . Reporter residents describe it as an inferno. At this moment firefighters are trying to get it under control 100 . Smoke can be smelled all the way in queens. We want to show you now video. Within minutes of this fire breaking out here residents in the area tell us the fire broke out around 3 00 a. M. On the fourth floor and the flames engulfed the upper floors. At least three floors were burning. This is a low rise building, we are told under construction. Online be we found this project. It will be known as the Dorian Chelsea residents. We investigated and discovered the contractors filed applications for installing a sprinkler and stand pipe in mid august. Th
Public Housing Police Officer William McNamara was shot June 10, 1978, in Harlem by a passerby who first asked for the time and then rushed the young officer, grabbing the cop’s service revolver and opening fire with it.
NYPD detective Randy Jurgensen led the investigation into the deadly shooting of Officer Phillip Cardillo at a mosque on West 116th Street and during all.
Hundreds of people, including a sea of uniformed police officers and NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell, joined Cardillo’s son outside the 28th Precinct Thursday, where the city bolted in a plaque in Cardillo’s honor.