suspension for the role in using underinflated footballs during the afc championship game. the judge will have to decide if the punishment handed down by the commissioner will stand. dari: school bus accident in irvington, new jersey, this dozen people. the driver of the bus says she went out. that bus collided with an suv right there and slammed into a liquor store at the corner of sanford and springfield avenues. 11 children and two adults were on the bus. lucky nobody was hurt. steve: a stretch of the new jersey turnpike is in business 24 hours after a crash involving two tractor-trailer trucks. crews reopened the lanes between interchanges 6 and 9 in east brunswick earlier today. you can see the damage and fire marks on the highway. the roadway was shut down since last night when the rigs collided setting off the massive fire. somehow miraculously, both drivers escaped without serious injury. dari: and new measures to regulate water cooling towers believed to be the sourc
announcer: it s 10:00 p.m. do you know where your children are? right now on fox 5 news at 10:00 p.m. steve: waiting on an overcrowded subway platform. it doesn t look like things are going to get better anytime soon. why the delays appear to be getting worse. we are talking more than half a million train delays over the course of the past year. dari: it appears that the mtas respond is to lower its own standards. arthur has more tonight in the village with reaction to a new on it. reporter: that s right, if you are unfamiliar with the goalpost, it s when your kicker isn t strong enough to reach it end you move closer. and perhaps that is what is going on here. you never know. that is the trick, leaving early. subway rides are probably a lot less stressful especially considering underground delays are becoming more common. the numbers that we just got show that it s not quite nearly 92% or 90%. mta trains are running on time 74% of the time and now it wants to change
dari: we appreciate that. steve: the mayor taking flak for his absence during the standoff. dari: particularly because he was working out at a gym in park slope, brooklyn. dan bowens is live on staten island to tell us how the mayor has responded to all this criticism. reporter: this all unfolded on destiny court in staten island on the other side of that large black nypd vehicle. officers out here still collecting evidence. you can see the yellow evidence markers, likely many of the shell casings that were fired during the shootout. while the shootout and standoff unfolded, mayor de blasio as you mentioned was at a gym working out according to his aides for 80 minutes, the mayor refusing to answer questions about this as he briefed the public on what happened here according to the nypd. the suspect set off a smoke bomb when police tried to enter his apartment earlier this morning. that s when lieutenant james hayes entered the residence and was shot in the left calf and bu
and like a nosedive right into the ground. reporter: the single engine cessa crash landing into thed woulds with 100-yards into a dare kay. right across the street the auto body shop. there was third explosion as well. you describe what you were thinking as you saw the plane go down. it was terrifying. at first, we saw the plane, it was low for the way it is supposed to be. reporter: 13-year-old alex rodriguez and the family could see the crash strite the front lawn on passaic avenue. the busy road cutting through parts of essex county was blocked for most of the morning as worked. we heard three explosions all the way over there. then a lot of smoke came. reporter: investigators say the plane took off from essex county air fortier pointer fairfield less than one mile away. the 50-year-old pilot was on the way to pick up a passenger when noticed something was wrong. he experienced some sort of malfunction. we don t know, clearly, what it was. ye turn back to the air
changes, he said, quote, quite soon. live from times square. back to you. steve: thank you, liz. former subway spokesperson jared fogle agreed to a plea deal following charges he had sex with minors and possessed child pornography. sharon crowley is joining us with more than. reporter: he will agree to pleading child pornography and molesting 14 children. two of his victims are 16-year-old girls who accuse him of having sex with them at hotels in new york city. the long time subway pitchman will pay 1.4 million in fines and serve at least five years in prison. jared fogle shot to celebrity status and became a subway spokesman after he said he lost weight eating subway sandwiches for a year. now fogle is in the spotlight for a serious reason. he will be going to jail. he s agreed to plead guilty to charges of paying for sex with minors and possession of child pornography. jared fogle has been charged and has admitted to participating in a five-year criminal scheme to exp