Grisly discoveries of body parts on Long Island, plus FDNY's congestion pricing concerns

In this episode, we begin with the grisly discoveries of body parts discovered near a park on Long Island. The search in Babylon that began on Thursday morning is now leading to more grisly discoveries.   Police now say they have found more body parts scattered – and they say they belong to two people – a man and a woman. As they try to identify the victims, they are still searching for the rest of their bodies. The remains were found near Southards Pond Park – which is also near schools – which is why the bodies were found by students.   Eyewitness News reporter CeFaan Kim has the report from Babylon.   We also discuss the fast public comment process for the controversial congestion pricing plan – now half over, it ends Monday night.   On Friday, some New York City firefighters pointed out some big problems for charging them for driving south of 60th Street in Manhattan – some life threatening problems. The MTA agrees that it could be a problem.   Eyewitness News reporter NJ Burkett has the story from Lower Manhattan.   In the meantime, a toll hike went into effect Friday on the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway. The average increase is three percent – that comes out to about 15 cents on the Turnpike and 5 cents on the Parkway. Commuters say all those cents really add up.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices