apple said the u.s. government is asking for the company for something it does not have, and something they consider is far too dangerous to create. so now, apple is preparing for a very big fight. a fight that it claims is all about protecting the company's the world. >> reporter: for the last two months, fbi investigators have been trying tothe encryption code on faede's phone. freang people were killed -- 14 people were killed and 24 killing. they wanted to break into farouq's phone. apple's tim cook responded sternly, saying they'll fight the order, saying it's an overreach of the federal government. in a statement, cook said, quote, while we believe the fbi's actions -- intentions are

build a back-door in our products. and we feel this could undermine the very freedoms and liberty our government is meant to protect. nypd police commissioner bratton not only enforced the matter, but he is calling on congress to help get more access. >> going forward, we are increasingly blind, for terrorism purposes and for general law enforcement purchases with the new devices. >> new york senator chuck schumer said congress is ready to listen. >> and i have urged the head of the internet companies to sit down with comey, bratton, many of the others, and come up with pass it. >> if they put their desire to make profits ahead of the safety and security of the something wrong. >> reporter: police commissioner bratton sort of laughed at apple's claim, that if they follow this order, it

security of its customers. rather, he added that the terrorist and criminal threat is a much more serious threat to their customer base than this federal order. meanwhile, apple isn't backing down. we're live in lower manhattan, dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> in addition to discussing apple and the fbi new york officials also called on the white house to fully restore terror money. new york city remains a top terror target. so they say it makes no sense that the funding has been slashed in half in the president's 2017 budget. >> i called up various people in the administration and said, what's going on here, at the very time when our security concerns have increased because cutting the funds? >> reporter: new york city officials say the money is necessary to pay for the nypd's

heavy weapons team that patrol transportation hubs. we'll have more on the funding coming up at 12:30. new at noon, an ex-con being questioned in battery park. police took 25-year-old anderson into custody today. anderson is on probation and has 10 prior arrests. police want to know if anderson struck a tourist, after the 33- year-old woman refused to purchase tickets. the man is being treated at bellevue hospital for a fractured skull. an 18-year-old man, caught on camera, now on his way to face a judge. police say the suspect, scott clark, beat the 62-year-old driver on a bus in east flatbush last month. night. he was accompanied by his mother and a representative network. ill. jury selection is under way in the trial of a mom charged with murdering her son in new jersey.

azinski and her son, timothy wilsy. azin ski claims her son was abductedded in 1991. his remains were later found in marshes in edison. jury selection could last two weeks. police have made an arrest in connection with a stabbing death of a man at a restaurant in brooklyn. 35-year-old lan shu yu is facing murder charges. she worked as a wait resat -- pate ress at a -- wait resat a lucky restaurant. investigators say the argument escalated and that is when yu stabbed mr. zang in the back and neck. police say yu fled the scene but was later arrested at her home. eight firefighters were hurt while battling a fire inside an apartment building in yonkers. crews were called to the complex on park avenue, around 1:30 this morning as flames grew inside one unit.

contain to one apartment and safely move several families from the building. one person and eight firefighters suffered minor injuries. pope francis, wrapping up his five-day trip to mexico today, was a much-anticipated event. this afternoon, the pope was in the city, once called one of the most dangerous in the world, juarez. the pope will visit a prison there, and then will hold an outdoor mass. and just across the border in texas, thousands will watch the mass on giant tvs inside the stadium. abc's marci gonzalez live in el paso, with the details. marci? >> and david, you can probably hear, they're doing a bit of an oddio -- audio check now. the pope chose juarez because of his violent history to send a message he believes will resonate with so many on both sides of the border. >> reporter: crowds, streaming across the border into juarez. once the murder capital of mexico, today a symbolic site of hope, with a historic visit from pope francis.

of my skin. >> reporter: just having the pope here. that says a lot. that's like a gift. a gift from god. >> reporter: the pontiff on the final day of his trip to mexico, will meet with inmates here at one of the most violent prisons in latin america. and later will hold mass here facing hundreds of thousands of faithful. the border fence, the backdrop. but the issue of migration expected to be at the forefront of his message. >> he's really here for the right reasons. >> reporter: pope francis is expected to use this ramp to approach the border that divides so many families here and offer a special blessing to people gathered on the other side in el paso. >> that's a powerful message. yeah, that people do matter. their dignity. their work. who they are, matters a great deal. >> reporter: immigration, such a hot-button issue this election year, with donald trump, who proposes building a wall on the border, calling pope francis a political and

the government responding, saying the pope's message isn't just focused on issues here on the border in mexico but is about the plight of migrants around the world. >> it's going to be good to have pope francis bring light and attention to the conditions here as well as abroad. >> reporter: and just across the rio grande from today's mass, thousands are expected to gather in this stadium to watch a simulcast on the big screen, highlighting that message of unity, calling this, two nations, one faith. live in el paso, texas, marci gonzalez, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> airline officials, meanwhile, are investigating a laser that targeted the plane, carrying the pope to mexico. they prepared to land at the airport in mexico city on friday. other aircrafts noticed the laser as well. alitalia airlines says no one was hurt. safely. turning to vote 2016, and the way.

timing race on the democratic race. the quin piac poll puts hillary clinton as 2 points ahead of sanders. she is appearing with the mother of sandra bland. bland was arrested after a traffic stop in texas last year and was later found hanging in her jail cell. turning to the republicans and a new poll shows marco rubio has overtaken ted cruz for second place behind donald trump. and trump is now in south carolina, ahead of the primary there. he is doing a campaign swing around the state. his challengers are nearby. marco rubio is continuing his town halls. and jeb bush, making headlines with his tweet. it's a photo of his new gun and the caption, america. bush says the tweet is meant to show his support for second amendment rights. david?

plans are set for the late justice antonin scalia. on saturday, a funeral service will take place at the basilica of the shrine of the immaculate conception. it is the nation's largest catholic. scalia died on saturday, at the age of 79. ask he gained national fame squad. hardman died last night in union dale. the mild-mannered catholic priest played straight man of sorts to wise cracks during a quarter century of god squad appearances. in print, on the road and on tv. including wabc. in 2003, he announced he had parkinsons disease. thomas hartman was 69 years old. >> he will be missed. a warning about a scam, using a popular store to con

plus, a man held at gunpoint and robbed, dials 911 for help. but he said his call was ignored. and wait until you hear what the dispatcher had to say. heart-pounding moments. a young boy dangling from a ski lift. see the quick thinking that saved him. i'm meteorologist bill evans here in the weather center. temperatures are warming up. and the clouds are kind of breaking up. 39 around the park. and we're looking at a little northwest wind here. pretty good afternoon. going to be sunny breaks. it's going to get a little

new accusations that china is launching missile systems. china says that the site where this happened is woody island, located in the south china sea. and its ownership is disputed in nearby nations. images. as for the timing, the information was made public as president obama cob cluded a california. >> the world health organization says it will spend $56 million for a newly created contingency fund to kick-start the international fund for the zika virus. in the meantime, they are recommending that u.s. blood banks refuse donations from people who have traveled to countries where the zika virus has been active in the last four weeks. a robbery victim, upset and angry with police, because he claims his 911 call was ignored. mike erhart said two armed men with ski masks came in and pushed him to the ground.

the clerk, a woman, said she didn't know the combination. minutes later, the suspects fled and erhart called police. when they didn't show up, he had a friend with contacts with police call 911, and officers were finally sent. >> you guys normally wait 15 minutes to get to a robbery call? >> i pay taxes. do. and you left me hanging in the store. >> the office of emergency management spokesperson said the 911 response is now under investigation. as for the robbers, they're still on the loose. subway scare. a station fills up with smoke. panicked passengers kick out windows, scrambling to escape. what caused the chaos.

an environmental investigator from self ridge air force base is expected to visit a michigan neighborhood that is being blanketed by a mysterious tar-like substance. residents say the goop suddenly began appearing on the hoods of vehicles, on boats and driveways and on their homes. firefighters say they don't think the tar-like substance is harmful, but sure looks gross. >> well, i don't know. between the lead in the water and flint. now this story here, michigan

worry about everybody there. >> absolutely. >> it's not a problem. until we find out exactly what it is. then it's a problem. weather. >> yeah. really. we've got cloudy skies. a few breaks of sunshine. we'll be looking at some temperatures that will be above normal for this afternoon. not a bad afternoon. it is cloudy right now. i've been watching the barges east river here. and it's a pretty afternoon. the temperature already is at average normal high, getting close to it anyway. we're at 39. we're right where we should be for this hour of the day. the humidity is dry. winds are northwest and the pressures are rising, which is a good thing. yesterday's high, number 54. let's see. it was minus 1 sunday. 54 yesterday. the day before that, we had snow. and then rain. we've had all four seasons in four days. right now, the normal high is at 42 degrees. we're at 39. we'll be right on that. the rainfall yesterday, an inch of rain.

we probably see a decent sunset. a little chilly, breezy for the afternoon. sun breaking through that cloudy sky. below normal temperatures tomorrow. and friday. and really no major storms on the way next seven maybe we could even say 10. riverside and riverdale and murray hill, all of them are about 39 degrees. 40 on long island. and 40 here around the newark area, down toward the jersey shore. you can see the winds here are out of the northwest. single digits to 13, 14 miles an hour. if you want to see a wind chill, feels like 33 in the park. 36 up toward the bronx. 18 around monticello. 33 on long island. this is not harsh. the wind is not really all that strong. but we have a few clouds that are coming across, out of this flow. but as you see to the west here, the lakes are not frozen. they're almost frozen. but there's lake-effect snows here. shouldn't be happening this time of year. but we will have colder air that will pour in from the northwest tonight. so you'll see this flow when the temperature gets to about 42 degrees this afternoon.

there might even be flurries in the catskills don't. tomorrow morning, we're back to normal temperatures. to 18 or 19 to the north and west. and it will get a little colder as we go into tomorrow and friday. breezy this afternoon. teens in the suburbs. sunday, brisk and chilly tomorrow. we're going to be right around 37 degrees. here's your accuweather seven- day forecast. you'll see tomorrow, we're at 37. friday, we're about 38, 39. and then look at the weekend. warm air surges up friday night. friday night might actually be a sprinkle or two the north, a wet snowflake. but look at saturday. 57. and 52 on sunday. >> see? if i was a polar bear, i'd be going this saturday. >> polar bear club, coney island. >> thank you for the clarification. >> i meant literally, a polar bear. [ laughter ] >> saturday, perfect. the water is like 35 degrees. >> all right. >> but the air is 57. so you go in, you come out. that's okay. >> you always have science get

>> thank you. whole foods shoppers need to check their pantries for a specialty cheese that is being recalled. whole foods is recalling peckerino aged cheese. the cheese may be contaminated with listeria, which can be deadly. in new york city, it is only sold at the whole foods location. it carries label code, 294-239. the cheese has sell by dates of march 2 and 3. teenager pretending to be a doctor heads to court. how did he fool his victims? and what findly landed him in -- finally landed him in handcuffs. and pope francis.

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vi a scare in the subway. a back hoe chase and a young boy dangling from a ski lift, just some of the stories caught on camera, and definitely caught our attention. we're going to start with scary moments on board a subway car in boston. passengers kicking out windows, after smoke filled the station in boston. you can imagine how upset they were. damage to the third rail cause the murder of a subway car to overheat and smoke up. and it sounded like a bomb to some. and got some of the passengers really adding to the panic of

everybody got out safely. no one was hurt. transit authority, now investigating. bizarre police chase, involving a back hoe caught on camera. watch as the sparks fly, from the bottom of that construction vehicle, as it crosses seven- mile bridge in the florida keys. police say 59-year-old carl blahnik stole the back hoe for a joy ride, and along the way, dumped large boulders on the road. after an hour and a half, deputies brought the vehicle to a stop, by placing spikes on the road. that man now facing several charges. in a daring rescue from a ski lift, a boy, dangling from a chair this weekend. and this was no way to pull him to safety at that point. so bystanders grabbed the tarp. look. they held it under the boy. he let go. he was safely caught thank goodness. you can hear the cheers. and they tell us, he is perfectly fine. shirleen? >> what a rescue. thank you, david. plenty of treats for

a german shorthaired pointer, named c.j., won the 140th kennel club in manhattan. and this is a legacy. c.j.'s grandmother had also won the title. c.j., who just started his show career, is on a major winning streak. much more ahead in the next half hour. new york officials calling on the white house for more money to fight terrorism. plus, why a new york senator is calling on wal-mart for help. and actress, hudgens, under investigation after posting photos on her instagram account. we'll have more on that. eyewitness news is coming right back.

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visiting a prison in mexico. we'll have pictures of that, as soon as we can get it in. he's in juarez. a little later, he will meet with mexican workers and grass roots there. then will head back to rome. and apple, battling it out. the federal government, the fbi, using the courts to compel apple to unlock data on an iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. but apple claims the government is trying to get them to create what is called a master key

the fbi is planning to -- they are planning to appeal. we will begin with the battle to fight terrorism. the city could lose $90 million in they don't restore the funds. >> reporter: eyewitness news reports tim fleischer is live. >> new york city, perhaps will feel the deepest of those cuts, those proposed cuts. and much of that, as you point out, to the anti-terrorism efforts that have been put into place since 9/11. now, that includes at this time, everything from the elaborate command center, run by the nypd. it's outfitted with sensors and cameras, so they are able to monitor the activity throughout the city on a day-to-day basis. but they point out other efforts we see out here on the streets etch and every day. the officers and the manpower, especially in the the counterterrorism teams put into place. the propose the cuts, officials

>> at the very time, when our security concerns have increased because of isis and lone wolves, we're cutting the funds and not cutting them 5% or 10%, but close to 50%? it makes no sense. and to be honest with you, i could not get a good explanation. >> reporter: schumer, the mayor, also a number of other city officials say they will fight vigorously to restore those proposed cuts, but they do believe it is going to be a tough battle. tim fleischer, channel 7, eyewitness news. new at noon, senator schumer also warning about a tax scam on long island. they call residents, telling them to go to their closest wal- mart to wire transfer money to the irs. schumer is asking wal-mart to post warnings through its customer service centers. >> for the third time, a federal appeals court is taking

legalize sports betting at its struggling casinos and race tracks. proponeproponentses will be permitted to -- propennents will be -- proponentses will be permitted. they are also fighting precedent. the appeals court has twice before ruled move would violate a federal law. a young man whose wallet was stolen was somewhat happy this afternoon. after a thief mailed him some of the items that were inside. when i say some of the items, they say some of the belongings. the thief explained why he chose to keep some for himself. >> a night out on the town, recently caused riley flaherty more than he bargained for, when he suddenly realized his wallet was gone. >> completely dejected. gotta go get new credit cards, new driver's license, everything. >> reporter: despite where he

came up empty. >> it was like 2,000 to 3,000 yen. in small, unmarked bills. so you can understand why that would be so impactful for me. >> reporter: then out of nowhere for me, he received this mysterious letter in the mail. >> two weeks later, this letter comes in unmarked. >> to his surprise, his license and credit card were returned. but his wallet, cash and metro card were gone. >> i thought everything was gone. it was kind of cool to get part of what was lost. >> reporter: the anonymous sender said the cash was kept on weed. the metro because fare was increased and the wallet was too cool to give it back. >> after i read this note, it was clear it was the work of a specialist. >> now, as riley reflects on the irony of his bad deed turned good --

been good friends. both like willco. same taste in wallets. but he or she tried to you know, take what was of any currency, of any value. >> reporter: i'm a.j. ross, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> shocking new study finds people in flint, michigan, are paying the highest water prices in the nation for toxic water. public interest group -- i'm sorry, examined the 500 largest water systems in the country. it found flint residents pay about double the national average. the study claims the united nations suggests water and sewer service should not exceed 3% of household income. when residents pay about 7%. we want to turn now to meteorologist bill evans. he has the accuweather after- school forecast. we are going to have cloudy skies. breaks of sunshine. as we look here at our camera. looking southward here. so for the next seven hours, we're going to be looking at these temperatures, kind of

parts of the area, into the mid- 40s. so right at or just a little above our normal average, afternoon high temperature. and then we'll have cloudy skies. probably a pretty good-looking sunset, as we get toward 5:30. then after school kiddos, not bad. cloudy skies with some breaks in sunshine. we're looking at 45 degrees. going to get a little colder tomorrow and friday. we'll talk about that and your weekend, too, that is going to be a big warmup on the way. that's coming up next. shirleen, david? don't leave. back to you. >> i'm sitting right here. coming up on eyewitness news. peekaboo, accuse of assaulting her father. the olympic gold medalist, preparing for trial. if he she takes the stand, will it hurt her case. taking prktds in a -- pictures in a national forest.

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postal workers have to deal with rain, sleet and snow. and now, they can add wild turkeys to that list. a flock of turkeys ganged up on a mail carrier yesterday. the worker was on his route yesterday afternoon, when a turkey surrounded his truck and blocked him in. when police showed up, the turkeys scattered and trotted back into the woods. the male worker was not hurt. but at least three homes did not get their mail.

that route say wild turkeys, like the ones pictured here, have become a real problem in the area. today, you're de-- your defending league champions get back to work. they officially report to port saint lucie, florida. matt harvey and the rest of the young pitchers are hoping for another season that stretches -- stretches into late october. the yankees pitchers and catchers report to tampa tomorrow. from the slopes to the court. olympic gold medalist, peekaboo street, now preparing for trial in a domestic violence case, involving her own father. the former queen of scheme, accused of throwing her 76-year- old father down a flight of stairs and locking him in a basement. she said she was defending herself. she said her father has dementia. but some legal analysts say she may have to get on the stand. >> she will have to get on the

happened, here's why it happened. and remember, all she has to do is try to invoke reasonable doubt. it doesn't necessarily mean a judge or jury has to say it was right. >> her trial is set to begin may 3rd. a city council meeting in texas last night came to a dramatic end. mayor ricardo lopez had left when police slapped handcuffs on him. witnesses say lopez argued with police and left the building. pushed her. police took him into custody. arrest. but he may face even more charges. he was indicted on conspiracy and bribery charges earlier this month. an expectant mother, dealing with truly heartbreaking news, is seeing a special moment that occurred between her unborn babies. britney mcentire, was told one of her unborn twins would not survive. when she went in for a recent

the doctors captured baby mason on the left. with his tiny hand on the growing finger of his sister madeleine. because the family may not get to know her, they will cherish these photos of a special sibling bonged moment. >> most twins -- bond moment. >> most twins, when trying to take pictures, they're kicking each other and hitting each other. she said, with our twins, it seemed like she was very protective over him. >> reporter: doctors say baby mason has a hole in his heart and abnormal sized brain. they say it is comforting to know that if mason passes away before birth, at least he was not alone. a teenager accused of being a fake doctor. the young man, even opening up his own clinic. how he was caught in the shocking details about his past. plus, this tiny, rurn down home just sold -- rundown home

live pictures from the city of juarez. a little later, mexican workers and grass root groups were holding a mass at the fairgrounds in that city. and then will head back to rome. a shocking arrest to tell you about. police say a teenager opened up his own medical clinic and then posed as a physician. and the arrest comes just a year after the 18-year-old, who calls himself, dr. love, was detained for another bizarre incident. abc's steve osenamy has the latest. >> reporter: the white coat. >> he examined patients today? >> you will hear from my lawyer. >> hard to believe, but doctors say dr. malachi love robinson is no doctor at all. in fact, he's a teenager, attempting to pass himself off as a physician for months.

beach affiliate has been following the 18-year-old. and even sat him down for an interview. he admits a year ago, he was the same teenager detained, after a gynecologist found him in an exam room, wearing a hospital lab coat and a stealth scope -- stethoscope around his neck. >> i didn't snatch a baby, i didn't do anything like that. >> police say he liked to call himself dr. love, where he calls him a well-rounded professional, who uses psychotherapy, and electrotherapy and other lists of things. police sent an undercover cop posing as a patient. when he started giving her a physical exam, she put him in handcuffs. >> how do you feel now, to all the people who believed in you that thought you knew what you were talking about? . >> i'm hurt because of the accusations. but like i said, this is not the first time i've been

and i will pursue this. >> steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. a house priced at nearly $2.5 million. the 86-year-old, three-bedroom, two-bathroom house has rotting shingles and needs a paint job. the house is in one of vancouver's ritziest neighborhoods near the north shore mountains. the last house on this street sold for more than $4 million back in february. >> this is like one of those home garden -- >> hg -- >> yeah, take the worst house in the block and turn it into some special. >> i grew up in a house like that. we >> it had a lot of charm, though. right up until the very moment the bulldozer got it. >> well, that will do it.

we've got cloudy skies. some breaks of sun. and we're going to be looking at some chilly numbers for the afternoon, as we go into the afternoon. 39 degrees. temperature may get into the low 40s this afternoon. humidity is dry. high yesterday, 54 degrees. that was with the rain. normal is 42. we'll be around the normal high today, a little below. we're at 38 up around poughkeepsie. 28 around monticello. 40 around west orange, down toward trenton and even down to wrightsville. still have winds gusting a little in the overnight hours. they have been calming down to about an 8 to 15-mile-an-hour wind in place. about an 8 to 13-mile-an-hour wind. wind. and these clouds coming from west to east. we'll get a few breaks of sun. but you can see the flow here is out of the northwest. and this will usher in colder air tonight that will be coming across for tomorrow and friday. sun. more clouds really and breaks

45. tonight, partly cloudy and chilly. teens in the suburbs. 27 around the five boroughs. and chilly tomorrow, with 37. that's 5 degrees cooler than normal for this time of year. so we're going to be looking at sunshine. even on friday, with clouds. clouds will increase on friday. now, friday night, they're going to be a sprinkle, spritz or shower. as warm air surges up and over us. so by saturday, we start to see the winds pick up. warmer, at 57 degrees. which is 15 degrees warmer than normal for this time of year. and we're at 52 sunday, which is 10 degrees warmer than normal. so we'll cool back down a little later next week. but temperatures are going to be above normal. and we have no real cold on the way, no big snowstorms on the way. so nice, quiet weather pattern, actually. >> nice looking weekend. >> we take it while we can. >> weekend is off. >> you know, the snow and ice are gone for now. but they did leave this behind.

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hi, everybody. i'm diana williams in the newsroom. here's what's coming up a bit on eyewitness news. in just about a half hour from now, we'll meet the winners who are sharing last month's power ball jackpot.

that ticket at a publix grocery store. we'll get to hear from them. and i'm very curious as to why they waited more than a month. plus, the changing face of fashion. we talk to one designer who is helping to lead the way. changing things at fashion week. those stories and more, beginning on eyewitness news first at 4:00. don't you wonder why someone waits a month with that ticket? i would be so anxious about that tect. >> -- ticket. >> but don't you think, they're getting in. >> i'd be afraid i'd lose it. >> you gotta call charles schwab, get all lined up am. >> charles schwabb. >> find out what the real story is. >> we've got a lot to ask. >> all right. good stuff. well, right now, we begin with a disrespectful act that would put a young student in hot water, you can imagine why when you see this very quickly. kids post lots of dumb things on facebook that they later

didn't take long for this high school student in richland township, pennsylvania, to realize he made a mistake, posting a picture of himself standing on an american flag. messaged her right away and said he had made a mistake and was sorry for what he did. as outrage online grew, the boy's mother issued a statement, saying our family has the highest respect for our country and military, and we would like to issue a sincere apology on behalf of our entire family i don't know the story, but maybe the boy learned a lesson. >> sometimes, you just have to think before you post certain things on social media. this is on the same topic. high school musical star, vanessa hugeons, facing -- hudgens, facing legal trouble. it was during a valentine's getaway with her boyfriend, austin butler.

investigation. since federal law prohibits anyone from defacing natural surfaces on federal property. >> she put it right out there. >> oh, yeah. this thing right here? yeah, i did that. >> i think they'll eat. >> what do you got? >> 10 seconds. >> good will begins with a lottery ticket and a post on facebook. this is a great post. a massachusetts woman won $200 from a scratcher ticket. that's one of those scratchoff tickets. >> our people call it that. [ laughter ] >> she wanted to pay it forward by giving a homeless man a ride to a coffee shop. so she takes the $200 bucks, gets him a motel room overnight. posts about the man's hardships on facebook. and started a go fund me campaign and went viral. strangers have stepped in to help with everything from money to a hair cut.

facebook. >> with that act, she won way more than $200. she won such great karma. >> sometimes it just takes one person. and you make a big difference in so many more. >> help this guy out. >> probably never really thought about it. >> i love it. there's going to do it for this edition of eyewitness news. >> for bill evans and the rest of the eyewitness news team, we thank you for joining us. we're back, eyewitness news first we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol . when your type 2 diabetes numbers aren't moving in the right direction, it can be a burden. but what if you could wake up to lower blood sugar? imagine loving your numbers. discover once-daily invokana . with over 6 million prescriptions and counting, it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor

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