In this episode of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we discuss the cleanup following Thursday’s powerful and deadly storms.

In City Island, a woman recorded waves crashing into her home, leaving her porch underwater. Elsewhere in the Bronx, heavy winds ripped down trees and utility poles, damaging cars and leaving some without power.

Some of the worst-hit areas were in New Jersey. In Leonia, crews worked to clean up a path of downed trees blocking roadways. In Bogota, a resident says she was sleeping when a tree crashed down onto her home.

In Westchester County, the storm turned deadly when a tree fell on a car with a woman sitting inside. Eyewitness News Reporter Marcus Solis is in Mamaroneck with more.

Cathy Tusiani, the woman who died, was the wife of Yankees executive Michael Tusiani. The Yankees released a statement late Thursday saying words cannot capture the devastating impact that was being felt within the Yankees family. 

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In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we have the latest on a relentless and dreary line of storms for the second day in a row.

In New Jersey, tens of thousands are approaching Wednesday night in the dark.

A tree came crashing down onto the roadway on the Saw Mill River Parkway in Westchester County, causing delays for the evening commute. There was a similar scene in Brooklyn where a tree collapsed onto a sidewalk. Wind gusts have reached up to 60 miles per hour. 

Flooding is also a big concern. The Passaic River in Little Falls, New Jersey is again at risk of pouring into the streets. It's a terrible night to fly, with hundreds of flights being delayed or canceled at the big three area airports.

Meanwhile, crime in the New York City is down about 2% since last year. 

The NYPD on Wednesday released its quarterly crime data with that small glimmer of hope, but is it enough to make straphangers feel safer?

Eyewitness News reporter Darla Miles breaks down the numbers.

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In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we begin with Mayor Adams defending top NYPD officials and their right to respond through social media to criticism launched against them. 

The comments come after a few of the NYPD's highest-ranking leaders blasted who they call anti-police critics as they gave a final salute to one of their own.

Eyewitness News reporter CeFaan Kim has the story from City Hall.

Meanwhile, a health alert is underway in Puerto Rico where cases of "Dengue" are on the rise. Health officials on the island recently declared a public health emergency.

Puerto Rico's Secretary of Health said the Health Department registered 549 cases of Dengue so far this year, which far exceeds historical numbers. Dengue is the most common mosquito-borne virus across the globe. The secretary said all parts of Puerto Rican society must join forces to prevent contagion and the spread of this virus.

Judith Aponte, a professor at Hunter College, speaks to Joe Torres about the health alert. 

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In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we begin with an exclusive in the Bronx where a disturbing attack was carried out on a great grandmother.

Police say the attacker, 38-year-old Edwin Rios followed 75-year old Zenona Ramos into the elevator of her apartment building and then stabbed her head and hand multiple times.

Ramos is in a hospital, but fortunately, she will survive. The attack appeared to be completely random.

Meanwhile, excitement is nearly at its climax as we count down to the total solar eclipse that's just one week away.

From Texas to Maine, 31 million Americans across 13 states are in the path of totality, where the moon will completely block the sun. It will create sudden darkness for about four minutes and a temperature drop of roughly 10 degrees.

Millions of Americans will hit the road to secure the best views.

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In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we detail the tributes and remembrances continuing Friday at the second day of wakes for murdered NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller.

A young police officer, with a young family, has been hailed as a hero after he was shot and killed following a traffic stop in Queens earlier this week.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul attending Diller's wake on Friday. His funeral is set for Saturday morning.

Long Island reporter Chanteé Lans was at the wake for in Massapequa Park.

Meanwhile in Baltimore, the effort to reopen the city's port is underway, but it is a massive undertaking that many officials believe could take months, if not years. Still, there are signs of progress.

A crane that can lift a thousand tons, one of the largest cranes on the Eastern Seaboard, is near the site of a collapsed highway bridge.

ABC's Christiane Cordero joins us from Baltimore with more on the salvage operation, timeline and potential cost.

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In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we cover a somber day in New York as many gathered on Thursday to honor fallen NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller.

Friends, family and other mourners descended on Long Island to say their final goodbyes to the officer who was shot and killed in Queens on Monday.

Thursday also saw the man accused of fatally shooting him charged with his murder.

Chantee Lans reports from Massapequa Park with the latest. 

Shifting to politics, former US Senator and Vice Presidential nominee Joe Lieberman passed away Wednesday at the age of 82.

On Friday, he will be laid to rest following services at temple Agudath Sholom in his hometown of Stamford, Connecticut.

Joining us on Extra Time is filmmaker Jonathan Gruber, who is currently directing a documentary on the late senator's life.

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In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we follow breaking news on the death of long-time Connecticut Senator and one-time vice-presidential candidate Joe Lieberman.

Lieberman served as a senator for 24 years and was a re-count away from the vice presidency as Al Gore's running mate in the disputed 2000 election.

His family says he died due to complications from a fall. He was 82 years old. Lieberman's funeral will be Wednesday in his hometown of Stamford, Connecticut.

Meanwhile, mourners gathered Wednesday night to remember 31-year-old fallen NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller.

A candlelight vigil was held in his hometown of Massapequa Park, where Eyewitness News reporter Jim Dolan was live.

And joining our show was a woman who knows that tragedy too well. We talk to Lisa Tuozzolo, the widow of Sgt. Paul Tuozzolo, who was shot and killed by a domestic violence suspect in 2016.

Seven years later, Lisa has turned her tragedy into a force for good.

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In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we have more on how New York City is honoring an NYPD officer murdered during a routing traffic stop in Queens.

Officer Jonathan Diller was saluted by brothers and sisters in blue during a dignified transfer to his home church in Massapequa.

NewsCopter was over the procession on Tuesday night.

Meanwhile, the mission to save lives continued in Baltimore after a cargo ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key bridge early Tuesday morning, causing it to collapse.

The crew likely saved lives when they sounded a may-day call in the moments before impact. Six people remain unaccounted for. Two were rescued.

The crash led to a near-total collapse of the span, and the federal government says it will foot the reconstruction bill.

ABC's Christiane Cordero joins us from Baltimore at the site of the collapse with the latest.

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In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we cover the major rulings from a double day in court for Donald Trump, including the court date for the first-ever criminal trial of a former president.

We also have more on the seismic business case that is transforming the housing market.

Meanwhile in New Jersey, we're tapping into something unusual in the Garden State: maple syrup.

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In this episode of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we discuss Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, who announced she has cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy. There is a lot we still do not know – and the palace is not revealing what type of cancer it is or what stage it’s at.

Until Friday, the princess has not been seen in public since Christmas, when she attended church with her family. Three weeks later, the palace announced Kate had a planned abdominal surgery. At the time, officials gave few details about her health. All they would say was that the surgery was successful and the princess would be stepping away from public duties until Easter.

Despite that announcement, there were conspiracy theories about Kate’s whereabouts running rampant online – especially when the couple posted a digitally-manipulated photo earlier in the month. The princess later apologized for editing it. Now, many are just hoping for her quick recovery.

We have an ABC News report from London. 

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