ghi was the first to cover preventative care for new york kids. today with my business, i'm passing on the family tradition of hard work and good health to angel ix. we're talking generations of healthy, brooklyn "angels." steve: i love that riff there. and "big pimpin'" causing the rap mogul jay-z a headache. timbaland says that he assumed the appropriate rights. and jay-z said that he never knew where the sample came from in the first place. dari: one of the greatest hip-hop producers of all time and he grew up right here in queens. i'm talking about dj marly marl. he has collaborated with the list of people that goes on and on. i was able to sit down with him career. >> how did you get into hip-hop? >> in queens in the park, i was like the neighborhood dj, i let the band guys hook up to my equipment and the next thing you know i am learning how to balance the drummer. >> he was so good that he got a meeting with mr. magic. >> he heard my right untrendy maxes. show. >> we used to play slick rick, dougie fresh and others. dari: dj marly marl star

engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. look at the rain. >> another hour of rain in new york city. outside we go. we have a wet, early evening and a rough way to start the weekend. what we have now is the heaviest rain is starting to move to parts of long island and the jersey shore. a northwest wind that 9 miles per hour. the high today was in the upper 70s. we will go down to the low 50s tonight. new york city giving the heaviest amounts of rain. lighter amounts to the north pouring on parts of the island. part of the watch got chopped off, it is just northeast new jersey that is focused more on long island and to short at this point. 59 in monticello.

engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes deserve quality care, can breathe a little easier, live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. emblemhealth: what care feels now on chasing news. >> i want an update on the sad death of 3-year-old. >> i just woke up and i don't know if she wandered out of the house. >> another really creepy part of the story is they gave it younger sister sarah is wondering what a strange youtube video almost a foreshadowing the disappearances. >> a fight song, and anthon. >> songwriter first wrote it in 1961. when they first wrote it. >> the rainbow bagel is a new york city favorite. so much that they sell out in two hours and have lines going around the block. >> oh my gosh, it's so good. >> go mats. >> were going to win new york. >> this hallo

engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. ernie: stay connected to the news at 6:00 on facebook trade-tech up my facebook page or behind-the-scenes photos and leave us a comment or story idea. we would love to hear from you and maybe answer the question that i'm posting. check this out right now. let's celebrate a little bit. if you were going to dress up go to a halloween party who would you dress as? >> i would go as morticia. >> i would be president obama. >> i think putin. ernie: you would do is put in? any particular reason? >> he's a strong guy and he's doing whatever he wants. ernie: let's keep aski

engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> we are learning the sickening and heartbreaking details of the beating death of a 17-month-old on long island. the mother's boyfriend, lord pardo, now being held on $10 million cash bail. police are calling him a monster. that is a direct quote. after revealing a long list of injuries that he was killed at the boyfriend's home in uniondale. here's sager. >> reporter: 26-year-old lord pardo said nothing to reporters as he headed to court today but a judge set his bail at $10 million, and authorities were quick to share their assessment. >> it's clear the defendant has no soul. he is truly a monst

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engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. >>> the mets are playing their first-ever postseason game at citi field, otis livingston is there live now with what they had tonight. >> reporter: i wish i had a there will be no shortage of after all it will be the first- ever playoff game since the add to that the trauma that took place in game number two all know, chase utley was suspended two games for what many including mlb executive vice president joe torre called an illegal slide on rubin tejada breaking his leg. since an appeal was not her before tonight's game,

ghi was the first to cover preventative care for new york kids. today with my business, i'm passing on the family tradition of hard work and good health to angel ix. we're talking generations of healthy, brooklyn "angels." emblemhealth: what care feels like...in the neighborhood. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. >> coming up next, the late show with stephen colbert. >> he has elvis calth castillo and darlene love. for the entire team, have a great night. >> good night.

engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> good pitching will always stop good hitting. the mets have very good pitching. we'll see if that works tonight. >> if that holds true, that's exactly what will happen tonight. welcome to kansas city. 171 games in to the season, the mets are about to play their biggest game so far. game 1 of the world series the mets and the royals. let's take a look inside the pitching match-up. matt harvey goes for the mets. he's been groomed for exactly this moment. kansas city goes with edinson volquez. the biggest topic so far today, the weather. whether or not it will affe

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engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> mets fans, here we go. otis livingston here with sports tonight. game one. >> time to play ball on the left coast. after a nine-year absence the mets are back in the play- offs. a national league east champ, get a best-of-five series starting in l.a. it has two of the best pitching staffs going. dodgers with cy young winners and mets with pitchers who will be in line to win the award until the very near future. game one will feature three- time sigh you know winger clayton computer shan -- winner clayton kershaw against jason degrom. kershaw beat the mets in ju

ghi was the first to cover preventative care for new york kids. today with my business, i'm passing on the family tradition we're talking generations of healthy, brooklyn "angels." emblemhealth: what care feels like...in the neighborhood. >> as the immigration debate takes center stage in the race for president, a new film called "mi america" offers an on-the-ground look at the reality of this conflict. "mi america" is inspired by hate crimes against latino immigrants. the movie opens in theaters in just a few days. the film, made entirely in newburgh, new york -- not far from us -- it's about a dreadful crime against five migrant day laborers. here with us this morning -- robert fontaine, the director, the lead actor, the writer, the producer of the movie, and michael brainard, who also stars in the movie, as well. thank you all for joining us. >> thank you. >> what inspired the movie, for you to put it from thought to paper? >> it was actually my wife, who is also a journalist, and she covers mostly economy, but she had brought my attention to t

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engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. show "blood and oil," which you can see sunday nights on abc, chace crawford is here. and then, they are from palm desert, california, their new album is called "zipper down," "eagles of death metal" from the samsung outdoor stage. tomorrow night, from "modern family", eric stonestreet, from "izombie," rose mciver will join us. we'll have music from jewel. and later this week, keanu reeves, lena dunham, guillermo del toro, scott foley thomas rhett and don henley. so please join us for all of that. our first guest is an extraordinarily fine actress with oscars and golden globes. to prove it, her latest, alongside robe

engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> the parents accused in the beating death of their own child in a church tonight face a judge. the teenager died during some kind of intervention session at the church. four additional people facing charges. world of life christian church was known for humiliating people for their sins and that they handed down severe punishments. >>> a small fire set of sprinklers today. newark airport, news copter 7 over the scene, a fire breaking out in a restaurant in terminal c. no one was hurt. flight operations were not affected. >>> a bit of a hits today for u.s. airways

engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" comedy series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: you may know our next guest from "why? with hannibal burress" and "the eric andre show." if not, you will know him from this. please welcome byron bowers. >> whew! how y'all doing tonight? [ applause ] >> you y'all doing in the back? oh, man. y'all must be like me, huh? feel luke i do. i still don't have no health insurance, you know? i don't. which i should because as a young black man i'm accident-prone according to the police. but health insurance, wasn't a priority to me. you know? insurance than health insurance. that make s

engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back. trevor noah and music from brett eldredge is still to come. but first, when it comes to halloween, butterfinger is the only candy worth having no matter who you have to trick to get it. but don't take my word for it, take it from my pal guillermo. >> trick or treat! >> trick. >> here's my thumb, i'm going to take it off, ready? oh. ta-da! i'm going to put it back on now. ta-da! >> that it? not good enough for a butterfinger. that trick was terrible. >> trick or treat! >> trick. hold this. thank you. >> trick or

engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> all new at 5:00, we were the first to get a look inside a rehab center for animals. >> many of the dogs seized by the nypd and victims of animal eyewitness news reporter michelle charlesworth posting video of the dogs on her facebook page. she has the story. >> reporter: this whacky costume is all part of rehab. >> it's essentially a person who is scared to go outside every time they take a step outside, you hand them $100. he's scared of a person who might be dressed in a big hat walking with a cane. every time he sees that person, i give him a treat. >> repor

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engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> new information in the child sex abuse case against former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky. a judge ordered the attorney general to turn over information related to grand jury leaks. she accuses the judge that oversaw several grand jury investigation of leaking information. >>> a new jersey man pled guilty to plotting to support isis. he admitted to a federal judge that he conspired to provide material support to the terror group. he was arrested along with his brother and two other men in june. prosecutors say he bought a plane ticket for his brother

hip and ghi which is now emblemhealth were the first to provide affordable and quality health care for new yorkers. when i became a professor i had a choice, and i chose emblemhealth. that choice meant that when my baby harry needed an operation, he got a world-class neurosurgeon. today all three generations of dawson's are still with emblemhealth. news. >>> welcome back, everybody, to the show. tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which "hunger games" star appeared in a movie with tom hanks at just 11 years old? >> i did a movie called "polar express" with him. it was a big movie. >> that is josh hutcherson who turns 23 today. >> i love him. i know it was a big weekend for you, nancy. you were addressing an issue near and dear to your heart and that is the fight against als. >> yes, my sweet mom passed away from als. i'm the spokesperson. >> you were one of the folks as honored as a champion in the >> jann carl, our friend from "e.t." was there. >> you're always fighting the fight. his modeling heyday. >> good-bye everyone. >> silk shirts, leather pants, scarves and sweaters sprawled on the ce

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way back when, mayor laguardia and non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, made sure working new yorkers had quality, affordable healthcare. who's caring for you? we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the health care law gives us powerful tools to fight it. to investigate it. prosecute it. and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers are teaching seniors across the country to stop, spot and report fraud. you can help. guard your medicare card. don't give out your card number over the phone. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. let's make medicare stronger for all of us. >>> coming up tonight on cbs 2 news beginning at 5:00, fighting stress through your diet. then at 6:00, air bnb allowed the city in our area to rent out their homes. those stories and more tonight on cbs 2 news beginning at 5:00. >>> the space adventure the martian continues its out of this world run at the box office. the matt damon thriller rocketed to the top spot taking in $37 million. motel transalvania 2 came in second. pan didn't create magic in third place. the intern and sicario roundi

hip and ghi which is now emblemhealth were the first to provide affordable and quality health care for new yorkers. when i became a professor i had a choice, and i chose emblemhealth. that choice meant that when my baby harry needed an operation, he got a world-class neurosurgeon. today all three generations of dawson's are still with emblemhealth. emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. this is a story about doers, the artificial heart, electric guitars and rockets to the moon. it's the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. doers built this country. the dams and the railroads. john henry was a steel drivin' man hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates and the empire states. and all this doin' takes energy -no matter who's doin'. there's all kinds of doin' up in here. or what they're doin'. what the heck's he doin? energy got us here. and it's our job to make sure there's enough to keep doers doin' the stuff doers do... >>> mets fans we're looking for win number two. steve is here with our sports update. >> crossing our fingers, and hoping for

and that's why 45 years ago, ghi was the first to cover preventative care for new york kids. today with my business, i'm passing on the family tradition of hard work and good health to angel ix. we're talking generations of healthy, brooklyn "angels." emblemhealth: what care feels like...in the neighborhood. >> did you come up with the answer? >> i think i got it. jesse eisenberg. >> really? which social network's mom was a professional clown? that is jesse eisenberg who turned 32 today. good job. >> i feel like a man. take a look at what happened in new york today. they flipped the switch at the empire state building. it was a lighting ceremony in honor of blue shirt day, >> i was called a nerd. people made fun of the way i spoke. for the color of my skin. >> he is a proud poppa. his son inspired him to write a children's book about growing up biraci >> i look forward to reading it. and i look forward to celebrating the big win, notre bye-bye.y. avsl iert hi. a viabt uny?

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hip and ghi which is now emblemhealth were the first to provide affordable and quality health care for new yorkers. when i became a professor i had a choice, and i chose emblemhealth. that choice meant that when my baby harry needed an operation, he got a world-class neurosurgeon. today all three generations of dawson's are still with emblemhealth. sotis u n elheduen onare sotis,ouanas iswt ana usrstoh oy oe alndutr. sarylmdsana ntflt narealy eeansayrs >>> welcome back, everyone. so far so good for the rangers. 3 games in they are undefeet. outscoring the their opponents, and looking to add to that at the garden. nash to broussard, and that's his third in four games, and just like that, 1-0 rangers, but that's it for the rangers. scoring 4 unanswered goals, to hand lundgvist and the blue shirts their first loss. also the devils lost to the predators, and they are now 0- 3. >>> now to the nfl, the jets are coming off their bye, 3-1, playing solid on both sides of the ball. here's a scary thought. they are getting sheldon richardson back, already adding to the menacing front. >> he adds

non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, have been connecting my family who's caring for you? emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. at . >>> the mayor is in israel this weekend for a visit that is almost a right of passage. the mayor visited a school in jerusalem attended by israelis and palestinians, a rare example of co-existence between the two sides. >> and i don't want to pretend to understand the newances of the situation. i think it's important as an outsider to not claim to know more than i do. i think this is a larger human reality that peace is necessary. >> the mayor met with the mayors of tel aviv and jerusalem and visited with victims of recent palestinian stabbing attacks. the mayor's visit comes during a spike in violence in jerusalem and the west bank, violence that shows no sign of abating. the israeli authorities said that palestinian, sailants carried out five stabbing attacks. they left at least four palestinians dead and three israelis wounded. the violence initially erupted about a month ago. >>> and vice president joe biden tonight

non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, have been connecting my family with a world class network of doctors for over 50 years. who's caring for you? emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. >>> new at 11, police are asking for help in the search for a sex assault suspect in brooklyn this is the photo of he followed a woman into an apartment building in bushwick on thursday night. he assaulted the woman, robbed her, and then took off on foot. >>> more information on the deadly oregon shooting. chris mintz now says on facebook the gunman looked as if he was playing a video game. after being on the ground after being shot, he pointed the gun at him, but he said it's my kid's birthday, and then the shooter pointed the gun at his face and left the classroom. that shooting left nine people dead. >>> on long island, some unionized school bus drivers authorized a strike, but it's unclear when it will begin. the teamsters rejected the final the doctor offer. drivers have been instructed to go to work on monday regardless. they transport some 15,000 students a day. >>> ne

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way back when, mayor laguardia and non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, made sure working new yorkers had quality, affordable healthcare. who's caring for you? >>> steve overmyer is in for otis, and it's a very big day tomorrow for the mets' fans. >> yeah, these two teams are very young. this could be the beginning of mets and cubs in the upcoming seasons, and somehow, let's just focus on now. the mets have to focus on how to do four times what they couldn't figure out how to do once in seven tries this year, beat the cubs, and the nlcs starting game pitcher, matt harvey one on the field today. he was give a day to recover, only what we assume was a late night of celebration. they will face the cubs who have more postseason home runs than any other team this year. it's a power hitting squad versus the power pitching squad, and the cubs have won all seven matchups this year, but it may not be that simple. >> everybody, this series matchup through the year, didn't quite go in our favor. i think we all believe we are a completely different team. it's exciting to have it in th

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way back when, mayor laguardia and non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, made sure working new yorkers had quality, affordable healthcare. who's caring for you? >>> a look at tonight's top stories. major league baseball will review the controversial slide by los angeles dodgers 2nd baseman chase utley in to mets shortstop ruben tejada. the questionable play happened last night in game 2 of the nlds in los angeles. utley broke tejada's right leg during the 7th inning of the 5-2 loss. >>> a new haven woman charged with sexually assaulting a teenager who jumped from a moving car. 31-year-old towanna randall is due in court tuesday, facing charges including third degree sexual assault, unlawful restraint, and reckless endangerment. >>> the family of a teenager who fell to his death down an elevator shaft in long island went to the scene today. they want to know who was with the 16-year-old before he fell. >>> good evening again. i'm david novarro in for joe torres. >> and i'm sandra bookman. we're following that developing story in the bronx. police looking for a 2-year-old. >>

much later if it's up to mets we'll hear more about the non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, have been connecting my family with a world class network of doctors for over 50 years. who's caring for you? >>> well it didn't take major league baseball too long to come down with a decision on this case. >> we'll see what happens tomorrow, because it's not over. that barrel role will cost utley two games for giving tejada a broken leg. he will appeal, but the appeal's process should be complete by game time tomorrow night. game 2, tejada playing shortstop. utley charging hard for the base. neither guy actually touches second base. the result though, devastating for the mets. tejada suffers that broken leg. the mets lose the game. the mets fans are mad. one thing we won't see. tejada, and the mets aren't happy. here are the managers before. >> i lost a pretty good player. i lost a pretty big piece to the puzzle. i'm not very happy about it. i was pretty shaken up by it, because i thought it was something that didn't need to happen. >> i look at it as a baseball play. it was a hard

ghi was the first to cover preventative care for new york kids. today with my business, i'm passing on the family tradition of hard work and good health to angel ix. we're talking generations of healthy, brooklyn "angels." >>> companies across the country are raising employees desks and ditchinging traditional work spaces. we have a standing desk in the newsroom. they are so popular the white house understand 700,000 dollars to buy desks for the presidential staff. the presented is moving from the office to the classroom. mireya villarreal went to a california school that will soon be the first in the country to have standing desks everywhere. >> we are going to lie down. >> reporter: at this elementary school in san rozelle, california. >> our fans are here, my friends. >> reporter: motivating students to move is more than just their morning routine. >> it gets your legs working so you're not like i can't move because you get stiff. >> reporter: their favorite feature is the aptly named fidget bar. >> it makes me concentrate around without wiggli