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history of firsts, we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare >> reporter: it may not be do or die, but it's starting to get late early for the rangers. yogi taught us that one, by the way. the blue shirts trailed the penguins two games to one in round one of the stanley cup playoffs. tuesday night at msg, the rangers were less than impressive and scored one goal and launched just 17 shots on net. they need some fire and desire tonight against sydney crosby and company and their coach believes they've got what it takes to make that happen. has found a way to, you know, be resilient and play hard and compete. >> just have to make plays. we did it all season long. last night was one of those games when nothing was clicking. you know, we have to make sure that tomorrow we're ready to play. >> they've always been goods on the road and we have to respect that. we have to come back with a really strong a performance from the 2 is guys here in the next game. >> reporter: everyone is

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history of firsts, we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare >>> state health officials say from heroin overdoses in a 5- year period. suffolk county had the highest number of treatments with the drug, narcan. state and county legislators say it highlight as growing epidemic. >> when we look at suffolk county and as many positive things we have to offer, to have this dubious distinction is unacceptable. >> legislators say drug treatment programs need to be expanded. >>> police are looking for three bar burglars that made off with pricey liquor. investigators released the photos of three men that kick insides the window. once insides the thieves stole a $2000 bottle of louie the 13th con yak. >>> gerald hamilton has kept a positive outlook on life after undergoing several brain surgeries. the grandmother asks for birthday cards, instead gifts started coming in. >> i need a full time assistants to help me with all the gifts. >> looks like gerald might get everything he wants a

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history of firsts, we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare is just down the road from you. >>> your food now has a truth detector. ahead, the new technology that can scan fruits and vegetables to reveal its history. >>> and tomorrow charlie talks with comedian louis c.k. in a . >>> cool and wet start to the day. you will need the umbrella before you head out the door. i'm chris wragge. first, nypd looking for a man that slashed another man on the northbound 6 train, grand central station. the victim was able to escape the armed attacker and ran off the train. 3:20 this morning, two men got in to an argument. the attacker pulled a knife and as the victim raised his hands, he was slashed in the hand. police say the attacker stayed on the train heading northbound. the victim was taken to bellview in stable condition. >>> new information on nassau county robbery spree, a man wanted for hold ups has struck again this time at a subway sandwich shop. it happened before 10 yesterd