so as a writer... and we were talking before we came on set about the fact that you grew up in long islandre born in puerto rico, grewp in long island. u've bn l.a., hollyod, for... >> since 1990. >> hinojosa: so quite a bit of time. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: and how it is that you're able to kind of stay true to your artistic self when you are in the midst of hollywood, you're trying to survive, you have kids, you have to pay the bills. how do you do that? >> yeah, it's not easy. it's a lot of stubbornness goes into, you know, trying to keep your vision. and you know, part of it is having kids keep you grounded. you know, my children keep me real, as they say. >> hinojosa: yeah, but at the same time, you've got the pressu, i'm surethat hollywood... once morcycle diaries came out, you were nominated for an oscar. you're the first puerto rican to be nominated for an oscar as a screenwriter. i mean, did the calls just suddenly start... >> they did, yeah. >> hinojosa: they did. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> hinojosa: so it really does happen? >> oh, yes. >> hinojosa: like, the next day? >> oh, yes, i

[laughter] >> there are l always be roads to long island.> jon: that's my point. >> you've got to downsize the government so they can watch what's happening and make intelligent decisions. it's insane. right now... look, the $16 muffin. do we all know what the $16 muffin is? >> jon: what? >> see, you don't even know what the $16 muffin is. >> jon: what neighborhood do you live in? what makes a $16 muffin? >> this is great. i'm glad. look... >> >> jon: all right. >> $16 muffin. brock this story last week on "the factor." you were otherwise occupied, making your little wise remarks. not reading what's happening. they had a bunch of conferences for pinheads, the federal government, and they ordered $250 muffins at $16 apiece. >> jon: that's a lot for muffins. >> yeah! and you know what, i paid for the muffins. >> jon: i understand that. >> and so did you. >> jon: i understand that. are you familiar with wall street? >> no. [laughter] >> jon: because there's this idea... >> is that run by the federal government? >> jon: no, it's not. >> not yet.

mcfadden's rage reignites in floral park, long island, where his cadillac is being repaired.at how much it will cost, he loiters around a railroad station well into the evening. >> it was rage, rage. rage is going through me. i decided to go ahead and go back into manhattan. i got up on the platform and the train on the other side came. a train came by, guess who was standing there? margaret kierer. >> and margaret kierer is the next victim. margaret is a 78-year-old woman. although pretty healthy, she is elderly. and she's getting off the long island railroad around midnight. her intention is to walk home. she doesn't make it very far from the train station before she is attacked. >> the next day, nassau county homicide detectives are called to a quiet neighborhood less than a mile south of the train station. >> he accosted margaret kierer right here right on the street. then dragged her up into the driveway here, into the backyard. that's where the actual homicide took place. then after he killed her, he dumped her between that chain link fence and the garage back there. >>

hundreds of railroad employee ins long island are accused of faking disability so they could get bigsions. 11 people were nabbed this morning including 2 doctors and former union president. pros cawtors say one doctor turned the office into a disability mill effectively rubber stamping claims from people who said they could no longer work. some received 100,000 dollars a year to play golf. >> do you feigned the numbers alarming that is why we refer this matter to the inspector general long island railroad did not approve or award these pensions. >>reporter: long island railroad is the only railroad in the country that allow work investigators rae tire at 50. but since benefits don't kick in until 65 workers are accused of claiming phoney disability to get their payment sooner. >>> as we continue tonight. one for the record books. up next. highest grossing actor of all time. and i can almost next. highest grossing actor of all time. and i can almost yksw every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it'

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then to long island on saturday. >>> all of the rain we have had couple of months created a big problemry's college. mall has taken over their dorms has come up with theeative place for students to stay. >> it is a cruise ship that will soon double as a dorm. the sea voyager is steaming away scotia to maryland to floating home for students. i think it is kind of exciting. it will be fine. more people will be in one place. 350 freshmen and sophomores who were displaced from zero this month wer living in three local hotels and have been bused to campus. this weekend, the cruise home for provide a students half of the were moved out of there and of the dorm rooms. in terms of the experience of campus and all of their programs academics, there is the residence hall. it is a five-minute walk from campus. campus, college simplyls say that it is a living quarters. there's no shuffleboard. >> i am kind of excited about it. i have to pack again, which is fine. but it will be some as closer to campus. not living on campus and more. would love to live on a ship. >> crews are working to that mold.

you retire from the long island railroad.to -- >> as he remember as age 50. >> thank you very much. as early as age 50 for heavens sake. you go to see a doctor, couple of doctors in particular, you say i have back pain and i have knee pain. i can't stand up straight. i got pain. you get, therefore, a disability from that doctor. you get a disability pension which is higher than the pension you would have gotten and you get a tax break on that disability pension. you have scammed the system. then you go back to walking, hiking, golfing and aerobics. now, those doctors, one doctor in particular, he gave a disability to 839 long island railroad employees. gave a disability to everybody he game across his doorstep. he got for that $800 to $1,200 cash for each of the people that he put on disability. >> so these people knew, go to see that doctor. >> scam. >> give him money and he'll give -- >> another doctor got 222 retirees on to a disability pension. look, there's national implications here. there's outrage locally in new york.

. >>> empleados del servicio de trenes de long island enfrentan serios problemas con la ley por hacerzo pago de pensiones más grandes en la historia del país. van más rápido que un tren. hoy 11 personas, incluidos un médico y un expresidente. del sistema de trenes fueron arrestados y acusados de conspiración y fraude. el abuso del sistema de pensiones implica 3 médicos y centenares empleados dijo el fiscal. >>> los doctores, los recomendaban para incapacitar y con esto pudieron. conseguir el dinero de retiro en adición de la pegos que recibían. >>> los médicos que eran parte de la estafa, cobraban entre 800 para revisar a los empleados y ordenar exámenes innecesarios para tra mar un diagnóstico que permitiera recibir a los empleados beneficios de incapacidad física adicionales a suspensión de jubilados. >>> una investigación del congreso, de hace 2 años reveló que el 100% de los reclamos se aprobaron un porcentaje más alto que cualquier otro sistema de trenes una de ellas recibió 100.000 en pegos por incapacidad física. jugaba tenis varias veces a la semana y golf más de 100 e veces a

personas incluido un mÉdico y un ex presidente del sindicato de trabajadores del sistema de trenes de long islandpermitiera recibir a los empleados beneficios de incapacidad fÍsica adicionales a su pensiÓn de jubilados. una investigaciÓn del congreso, de hace 2 aÑos revelÓ que el 100% de los reclamos se aprobaron, un porcentaje mÁs alto que de cualquier otro sistema de trenes. una de ellas recibiÓ cien mil dÓlares en pensiones por incapacidad fÍsica. jugaba tenÍs, varias veces a la se na semana y golf fecha mÁs de cien veces al aÑo. otro recibiÓ 75 mil dolares anualmente, y se quejaba de dolores severos de la espalda. el video de vigilancia muestra que compitiÓ en bicicleta en un tour de 400 millas. de ser declarados culpables podrÍan recibir hasta 10 aÑos de cÁrcel. >>> esta es sÓlo una Última muestra de un problema existente a nivel nacional, las autoridades pagaron 25 mil millones de dÓlares en solo los Últimos a 5 aÑos. >>> hoy aumentaron a mÁs de una docenas los policÍas de nueva york arrestados por al te roter eliminar una vee serie de multa para beneficiar a amigos y familiares, el caso sa

. >>> well, a man and his 2-year-old daughter were found unconscious inside of a car on long island. we'll tell you why a hazmat team had to be called. >>> and heavy rains lead to rising waters in boston. how several drivers became trapped. >>> a 44-year-old man and his two-year-old daughter were found unconscious in a car. the hazmat team was called in because a wrote powder was found. the man is in critical condition. >>> a gunman started shooting at other cars on california freeway yesterday. the gunman started in one spot where no one was hit. in a second location, a 26-year-old was hit. authorities are still searching for a gunman but have identified a per of interest who hoppens to have a white chevy malibu registered in his name. >>> heavy rains led to flooding. several cars were trapped trying to drove through, which you're not supposed to doesn't the rain fell mainly overnight but it was enough to create a lot of standing water. >>> if you're like most people, you're probably looking for ways to make ends meet. we have five creative ways to make some cash. >>> plus, new jers

we have some moving up to the hudson valley, connecticut, long island, another batch through north carolina and right through the appalachians, especially west virginia around roanoke. this will shift up through d.c. as we go throughout the morning. we could possibly see more airport delays. there could be foggy conditions out there. then as the day goes on and that cold front goes through, we will slowly dry things out and it will be a nice weekend for many of us. cool air today arrives, minneapolis and chicago. there's that stormy weather in the east. that's a look at your national forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. nice weather today. alabama, st. louis. that's the gorgeous conditions that are in the middle of the country that will sweep to the east for the weekend. but the rain still in the forecast for baltimore, maryland, and at times we could even have heavy downpours. >>> leaves are at their peak in some areas. we'll give you that forecast coming up. >> finally. it's been a little late, right? >> a little delayed, yes. >>> coming up, bank stops wobble, googl

maybe it was because it was eastern long island. but i don't think so. i think in suburban communities throughout america where thousands and thousands of teachers are being laid off, not only is it the teachers and the families. but it is also the kids in the classes. how come my daughter isn't getting music? how come my son can't play j.v. football? these are things that are bothering people. as we draw the line on the specific issues, i think you may find the kind of coming together that we are not going to find on the vote today. >> let me ask you about a couple of reports out there. there was a "new york times" on monday had this reporting about the relationship between senator read and bill daley. the top democrat considers. >> we are working really well together. it has gotten better offer the last month. we had a great meeting where we met with the team about coordinating our jobs efforts. we are singing from the same hymnal. we are going to be working really hard together on jobs. we are giving a little. they are giving a little. it is working w

effort to get sea horse numbers back up, todd gardner works on breeding sea horses in captivity in long islandnew york. but note to miss kardashian, sea horses aren't easy to feed. or keep alive in a tank. >> these are giving birth to probably around, between 100 and 200 babies at a time. and there is always some mortality on a really great run. we'll get about 85% surviving. and sometimes they are born prematurely and there is 100% mortality. >> reporter: one way to keep populations afloat is adopting guidelines that prevent babies from being sold. another is to protect the pregnant ones. and in sea horses, unlike in any other animal, that means saving the males first. a pair has an elaborate twisting of tails for days, and in the finale, eggs are transferred and fertilized. dad carries the babies to terms. once they leave the pouch, they're on their own. >> i think it would be a very sad world in which we could let sea horses go. they're just the most extraordinary and iconic fish in the environment. >> reporter: i'm stephanie sy for "nightline" in new york. >> our thanks to

. >>> still "outfront," six long island students busted for having another student take their s.a.t.sxcuse this? what punishment should be laid out? did the pressure make them do it? it's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ when your chain of supply ♪ goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there ♪ ♪ track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that ♪ hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ >>> a security firm run by the former fbi director has been hired to review security procedures for standardized testing procedures. now, the measure was put in place because of a cheating scandal at a long island high school where at least six students paid a former student to take the s.a.t. in their place. now according to the center for academic integrity, this is a stunning number. 68% of college kids admit to cheating either on tests or on written assignments. the documentary "race to nowhere" looks at the pressure students have placed on them to achieve. >> our students are pressured

we have one batch of moderate rain over long island heading up into connecticut. another batch from providence up over cape cod, will clip boston over the morning rush hour. from albany, burlington, vermont, we'll be dealing with rain, and d.c. scattered showers. another large cluster of rain from illinois, heading northwards. that will be over the top of chicago as we go throughout your morning rush shower. so, the roads, i'm sure, will be a little slow there. as i mentioned, nice weather, finally, returning to the central plains. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. baltimore, maryland, chance of showers and storms today, from d.c. to, say, richmond and all the way down through raleigh. we're going to see storms during the day. but it won't be all day long. most of your day should be dry. one more soggy day and some nice weather returns. >> yeah, good aitem weekend. thanks so much. >>> also coming up, stocks march higher, so does the price of peanut butter. and an auction involving saddam hussein? you hav

. >>> still "outfront," six long island students busted for having another student take their s.a.t.s excuse this? what punishment should be laid out? did the pressure make them do it? it's next. locity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to the pool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! somebody, get her a pony! [ female announcer ] the travelocity guarantee. from the price to the room to the trip you'll never roam alone. >>> a security firm run by the former fbi director has been hired to review security procedures for standardized testing procedures. now, the measure was put in place because of a cheating scandal at a long island high school where at least six students paid a former student to take the s.a.t. in their place. now according to the center for academic integrity, this is a stunning number. 68% of college kids admit to cheating either on tests or on written assignments. the documentary "race to nowhere" looks at the pressure students have placed on them to achieve. >> our students are pressured to perform. they're not necessarily pressured to learn deeply

more than half have been in the area from the monterey bay to the fair long island and a bodega bay. it is an area that because of the high number of bloody encounters has come to be known as the the red triangle. >>vicki: the 49ers are way ahead in their division. they won their sixth game against the browns. the 49ers are now 6-1. >>vicki: coming up, a devastating snowstorm on the east coast. we will tell you how scientists or planning to help save sharks. will also break down the mistakes netflix made that scare off customers and ask, we find out why five dell has canceled her concerts' for the rest of the year. >>vicki: a freak snowstorm that hit the northeast left at least three people dead and millions without power. residents and travelers are feeling the blend of the halloween white house. shelby lynn gives us a closer look. >> more than 1 ft. of snow in some areas. some travelers like these hundreds of passengers were stranded for hours. other families were stranded in hometowns. >> a lot of trees and branches. the power lines were disrupted for sure. >> by wednesday we shou

come on, pretty great. >> can you imagine living on long island way out there by the water?es about 130 gammons or 26 of those buckets to make just 15 pounds of salt. >> so you need a lot of time and patience and a lot of water. >> well, luckily they have the atlantic right there. talk to us. you brought in some of the different salts. this is just sort of your basic. >> that's a sea salt, this is an herb and this is a lemon sea salt. that's what we were using on fish in the restaurant. so try it on some cucumbers. that's what this they do at the farm stand. not too much, know, because this is a saltier salt. i like this. >> that's the herb de prevant. the lemon is great. i had this the other night on chicken. >> what do you think? >> absolutely. >> of love it. >> nice. >> i know

we see it in rich, affluent suburbs of long island. having a national conversation about it. >> bob and rachel, thanks. >> thank you. >> this special study is part of our joint effort with facebook and the cartoon network and time incorporated. be sure to join anderson for an encore presentation of his town hall, bullying, it stops here. that's at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> still ahead, new details of the last moments of the former apple ceo steve jobs. the official cause of death when 360 continues. ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that keeps you healthy, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ saving time, cutting stress, when you use ups ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetab

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we see it in rich, affluent suburbs of long island.ns that we do need to be having a national conversation about it. >> bob and rachel, thanks. >>> this special study is part of our joint effort with facebook and the cartoon network and time incorporated. be sure to join anderson for an encore presentation of his town hall, bullying, it stops here. that's at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> steve jobs, the official cause of death. >>> let's get the latest on some other important stories. isha sesay joins us with a bulletin. >> john, we now have the final cause of death for apple founder steve jobs. public health officials in california report that jobs died of a respiratory failure brought on by a pancreatic tumor. jobs died wednesday at his home in palo alto. apple employees say they'll celebrate his life on october 19th. >>> there's harsh criticism the occupy wall street movement continues. tomorrow they'll take their protests up town with a march on the homes of several business leaders. >>> big gains

the pens take on the islanders an long island. first period, pascal dupuis, on the break-away.oves it back to evgeni nabokov. second period, aaron asham, a brim full of asham in the 45. with the steal, richard park gets it to the slot. scoring on a wrister. pens win 3-0. marc-andre fleury gets the shutout. >>> vermette with the wrister. r.j. umberger gets the rebound and puts it in. 1-0, for the jackets. later in the first, ryan johansson gets the rebound. off of goalie ty conklin. conklin had a shaky game. second period, john moore. slapper from the point goes top shelve past conklin. 3-1 jackets. at this time, the full metal jackets go on to win. 4-1, is the final. >>> the ducks and the blackhawks. jonathan toews, blackhawks start 1-0. patrick kane down the line. and marian hossa skiers. savard has the spin-a-rama. >>> you're up to date for now. don't forget, for all of your highlights, join us on "the highlight express," on espn news. >>> now, we turn to a mind-boggling multitasker. a man in spain, mast eerring the rubik's cube like nobody else. not only can dave calvo solve

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jax hubbard is a nutritionist at long island college hospital. jax, how do we know if our meal is balanced or not? >> well, that's an excellent question. you want to make sure you're balancing your meal by including foods from all the food groups. when you look at your plate, you want half of the plate to be vegetables and 1/4 of the plate protein, which would be your meats or chicken, and the other 1/4 to be starch, so your pastas or rice. you also want to make sure you're color-coding your diet. colors mean nutrients, and nature gives us endless options. >> you know, that was pretty good info. thanks, jax. we'll see you soon with another question. >> does the term "kah-wu zingu bu-binga" ring a bell? probably not. but after you watch erika's report, that crazy word will no doubt "strike a chord." [ classical music plays ] >> you've seen one. you've heard one. you may even own one. but how much do you really know about a piano? the people at steinway & sons invited us on a tour of their piano factory to learn how they build some of the world's f

>> long island. >> long island, you came all the way in from long island!on't believe you could make it even. good to see you guys. thanks for coming. let's check your weather, shall we? we'll show you out west it's rough. we got heavy rain coming in, pacific northwest, another storm bringing rain from seattle to eureka. check out the rainfall amounts anywhere from one to two inches of rain especially around the puget sound. as we check the rest of your weather today around the country, beautiful in the northeast, increasing clouds, the double barrel low making its way up the coast. the heavy sunshine continues through the >> good morning. we have more clouds in the sky. temperatures are not as warm as they have been. >> and that's your latest weather. ann? >> al, thank you. >>> coming up next the latest on a family including a 4-year-old girl who spent 20 hours treading water after a rogue wave capsized their boat. new details on a dramatic rescue. >>> later, do you really need to shut off your electronic devices when your plane takes off and lands? >>> we

long island just an hour from manhattan dealing with heavy rain. this is fine line, heavy snow and heavy rain. so basically the cooler air is when you start to see the snow. i want to point out a very heavy wet snow. lot of trees haven't lost their leaves. so when you get the heavy snow, trees come down and already reports of that happening as well, power outages with the heavy wet snow falling on top of the power lines and bringing them down. across the region, 6:00 p.m. saturday we'll see heavy wet snow in eastern pennsylvania and new york city. parts of albany and across western massachusetts and connecticut and by midnight tonight, you are still going to be dealing with it. it it's not as high what we're seeing in new york city. three inches of snow but snowing in albany. boston will get some of the snowfall by the overnight hours and 6:00 a.m. sunday it should be over in new york city. the storm will be coming down in parts of maine and eastern portions of massachusetts. take a look at monday, long gone nothing happening. it will be a beautifu

>> well, i think that the railroad, the long island railroad allows its employees to retire at 50.ow much of an impact that had, i'm not sure. i couldn't tell you. >> i'm just curious because something that really struck all of us in some of the reporting and tell me if i have your reporting right here, virtually every career employee of the railroad was applying for and receiving disability payments? how is that possible? >> well, that's a very good question. i mean, that's one of the reasons why walt, one of the reporters who wrote the story that led to this investigation centered or zeroed in on this. i mean obviously the nearly ubiquitous nature of these -- of the approvals caught walt's attention. and he put these stories together with his class of graduate journalism students at columbia. that was back in 2008. >> and if so many people are scamming, why are these relatively few being charged? >> well, what prosecutors said yesterday is that putting together the evidence that would allow them to prepare a case that they feel they could prove beyond a reasonable doubt is quite

a couple in long island filed an application to trademark occupy wall street as a slogan.ome protesters say the movement wasn't supposed to be a profitable business. the couple says they support the movement. they wanted to get their hands on the trademark before someone else did. they said if they do get it, they'll give it to protesters. >>> tod"today in the bay," jon d exur nupext. you can check us out on facebook. search nbc bay area morning news. >> reporter: occupy oakland protesters are still here in downtown oakland this morning after a wild night in the streets. police lobbed teargas at them. i'm christie smith. i'll show you what's going on this morning coming up in a live report. >>> a red flag warning in effect this morning. we'll tell you what to look out for and the special rules in place.

the long island zip code 19962 is third. 94010 that was 20th last year is now 4th. followed by the famous zip codes in the country. beverly hills 90210. >>> now sales down slightly according to last month. median price for a bay area home is $364,000. >>> well t is friday night. time for high school football game of the week. but this time it is more of a review than a preview. our sports director reports from san rafael high school where rodents took precedents. >> reporter: well, we greet you in darkness here. they had to play an early game because rats ate the wires and knocked out the transformer. they had to start the game at 4:30. they are unhappy as they ever started because they lost 52-0 to marin catholic. wildcats are now unbeaten. the bulldogs are now 0-6. i talked to the coach about this lopsided victory and how he keeps his team inspired even though they are just rolling right now. >> we have been focused on the second half of our season improving. we, as a coaching staff, has really, you know, nit picky every week. these past few weeks even though we h

district court in manhattan are accused in a widespread fraud connected to the long island railroad,.i.r.r . the scheme awarded disability payments to nearly every retired union worker who applied. >> employees in many cases after claiming to be too disabled to stand, sit, walk, or climb steps retired to lives of regular golf, tennis, biking and aerobics. >> reporter: the "new york times" first investigated in 2008 and videotaped supposedly disabled retirees enjoying golf, including former united transportation union official joseph rutigliano. prosecutors say another defendant played tennis and golfed 140 times in 2008 while collecting over $100,000 in annual pension and disability payments. others were abserved shoveling heavy snow and riding a 400 mile bike tour around new york state. also under arrest are two doctors who allegedly made millions running disability fraud mills. the complaint says dr. peter ajemian recommended disability for 453 l.i.r.r. patients over four years and made $2.5 million in revenue from them. those patients got $90 million in disability benefits and are

for example williston vermont is named after sam willis, who is a merchant and hempstead long island who made a lot of money from the british supplied during the french and indian wars and like his merchant friends who wanted to lay some of it off and land in vermont. so willis and his friends came up with 40 shillings in silver and atlanta governor wentworth for granting the papers to set up a township five miles by five miles. will you get to see the numbers. any wentworth in 15 years pocketed $3 million in fees just from those lands charters. only to be outdone by new york when new york said wait a minute, our charter says everything between lake champlain and the connecticut river is part of new york, so new new new york governors began counter claiming and insisted that the settlers by the land a second time. the speculators and the settlers who had begun to trickle in -- there were only about 1500 people living in vermont by 1770 -- but those people wanted to learn the land. they worked very hard and it took whatever they had. ethan allen did as a speculator come as a sharehold