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and our jody goldberg finds out why. shorter than most humans and for animal lovers that is what hurts the most. >> you know nobody wants to lose a pet. >> it would be a huge, huge loss for us. >> some of them we put to sleep and some die of old age, but it's never good. >> compared to losing a relative. >> grief is the price one pays for love, if you love, the grief is going to be ineffortable. >> inevitable.>> it's the length of time that you notice that sometimes you are feeling okay and if you are never feeling okay and it's been four months then i would look for professional help. >> as far as grief goes, there is no time line to the process. social media has become a sorrows. the more you will post will it >> how did the pet die and what was it like after they died and what did the vet do or not do. >> guilt is a common feeling after your pet dies but just know -- >> you made the december best decision you could under the circumstances. >> that is fox's jody goldberg reporting for us. and now there are effort to use the remains of an ice age cave lion club in attempts to clone th

jodi goldberg, fox 5 news. steve: nick is back and looking tan from his mexican getaway. alison: we had some rain today. nick: this is the first cloud cover i've seen in nine days. alison: did you miss it? nick: it was kind of nice to see the cloud cover for a bit with the little bit of rain after seeing all that sunshine. the sun is coming back. we'll be much chillier tomorrow as a strong wind moves in. 60 for the high today. not bad. a nice recovery after the clouds and rain and chilly start. winds out of the west, but it is falling as the storm is moving off to the north and east. there are a few light showers in the hudson valley as you get into the newburgh area westward towards north of scranton. they're moving off to the north and east and will not be affecting us. we'll have some clouds around from time to time. then the sky will go clear tomorrow. look at the highs today. we had a nice recovery this afternoon. mid 50s hudson valley. stays in the 40s at bridgeport. and 50s across long island. still mid 50s. 60 in town. 65 in newark. 58 from allen town. some areas

jodi goldberg has the story from kings park. >> reporter: a pilot and student are lucky to be alive. >> i thought the police were responding to something else. >> reporter: tim tells us he was shocked to see a plane line on the shoreline of the state park. >> didn't really take too much in except that he was too low. and that, like i said, i thought perhaps they were scouting news activity taking place and they had a photographer on board. >> reporter: the plane is registered to long island aviators based out of farmingdale. the plane ran into engine trouble. they managed to safely lands the plane without any injuries. george with new york state park says a lot of the planes come to practice around here. this type of landing isn't uncommon. >> when planes wind up into trouble and they see a wide open space that there are no people and there will be no injuries, they tend to land at long island state park beach. >> reporter: the owners tell me it's a 1978 cessna with a fairly new engine that had been inspected. >> they were up here just getting instruction and lessons and the engine g

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jody goldberg show is. >> by 7:00 tuesday morning, she had run three miles. >> use this gift as a passion to help othersful? completed more than 57 marathons. she is not done starting saturday she is reason aring the equivalent of seven in seven days. a sis stance close to 2--miles. more than most people drive in a wook. >> the message is really there who we have lost and who have put their lives on the line pretext. >> running for a reason to raise $10000,000 for hope for the warriors. the organization provides support programs for service members, vetraps and their families. she has knocked out self ren routes asking runners to doe knit and join in. for me, the energy the last seven miles keeps me going. >> the third day eva will be running to honor the fa in heroes and four of the servicemen killed graduated from here in brentwood. one of them the army specialists is known to be the first soldier from long island killed in iraq. >> i think of them every day. i am so happy i am surrounded by the community. a very important that people understandp that veterans are out there helping us t

jodi goldberg, fox 5 news. steve: the early days of hip-hop, they helped bring artists out of the shadows. >> it didn't really matter. alison: the radio show that helped launch the careers of countless black superstars. steve: and debunking a diet fad. why drinking vinegar may not be steve: two of the most influential people in the early days of hip-hop weren't making the music. they were playing it. alison: zachary introduces us to the radio d.j.'s who gave birth to the golden age. >> this is for the charts. >> reporter: more than 20 years after they filled the air waves, not much has changed. >> big up, big up to sophia. >> reporter: i caught up with them at a screening of radio that changed lives. a samsung experience in the meatpacking district. >> at that point in time, your show was the most important show in the world. a living testimony of two guys from humble beginnings and hungry to feed their passion for a genre of music that would transcend. >> i would have to punch the console. >> we started the ra

dari: jodi goldberg shows us the plan to attract more microbreweries. >> people in co -- here call this an eyesore. it's littered with bottles and trash. the walls sprayed with graffiti. >> the roof is completely off on the other side. the windows are broken. if you go inside, it's tagged. it's being used as a skate park. >> reporter: this industrial agency has plans for the space. with senator charles schumer's help, they're asking the u.s. economic development administration for federal state's first brewery incubator, a place where brewers could brew on the same equipment. >> one, you get the right equipment. two, you get to mix and mingle with other brewers. that helps you perfect your product. >> reporter: he compares it to the greek yogurt industry. >> the incubator would pump about 35 to 50 full-time jobs. that's not the most of them. when new companies come out of this incubator and form their own company, they'll create hundreds of jobs. >> reporter: phil with great south bay brewery hopes to be a sponsor. >> this will give people the chance to try before investing the money in

dari: jodi goldberg shows us how he whips up some of his favorite dishes. >> i look like i know what i'm doing. >> reporter: george has proven you're never too old to try something new. >> put the oven on 350. >> what are we talking about? i'm young. i'm 95. >> reporter: 95 years young and a self-proclaimed chef. >> put the water in. >> reporter: thanks to angela andrews, a case worker with the family and children's association. >> i used to tease him about eating. i said, george, why you not eating? let's make something. >> reporter: once a week, she visits george, a widower, as part of a program to help the elderly with everyday chores. >> it's also about being less lonely, about connecting with another human being, about knowing that people care about them in the community. >> reporter: he said when his to do this. now he's a bachelor, so he had to learn to cook. >> reporter: his wife florence did the cooking. after she passed away, he decided to become a master in the kitchen. he makes salmon with sauteed onions, brussels sprouts and sweet potato fries. >> i always wanted to, esp

. >> reporter: jodi goldberg, fox 5 news. love. new measures to stop the spread of the zika virus. christina: the new recommendations for women who steve: plus, the newly christened manhattan neighborhood. what they're calling the area between tribeca and chinatown. christina: first here's tonight's new york minute. >> all year long, different things, but easter is the biggest molding season. christina: bonn these folks are ready for the big easter rush. they have a variety of custom made chocolates and no judgments about how you eat that chocolate bunny. >> it's a subjective thing. everybody does it differently. the important part is to the look at it, enjoy it and bite whatever part you want. christina: an easter celebration is underway. kids made easter baskets and colorful egg art. >> anything that involves clay the kids go crazy for. we can combine this with the themes downstairs. we're making our easter programming pertinent to what we city and its cultures. christina: there will be a special concert on easter sunday by the students from the manhattan school for music. you ca

jodi goldberg looks at the pros and cons. >> reporter: many supermarkets have been encouraging shoppers to bring their own reusable bags to protect the environment. now a debate over these containers being used for the wrong reasons. they say a picture is worth a thousand words. retweets. peeled oranges in plastic containers on the shelves at it's the text of the tweet. fewer than 140 characters that has people talking around the world. if only nature would find a way to cover these oranges so we didn't need to waste so much plastic on them. >> i like to cut my own. i don't know who cuts them and where they come from and if they're washed. >> i find it to be more cost effective to buy them whole and make fruit salad or cut it up for the kids. >> reporter: whole foods has apologized, vowing to pull the oranges from the shelf and leave them in the peel. some shoppers love the convenience of cut fruit and argue not everyone has the dexterity to cut the orange. others say it's not the plastic or the peeling but the germs from the person doing the cutting. >> e. coli, noroviruses, hepatitis