>> reporter: liz r, police are blocking off the entrance as panhandlers who reportedly stabbed a man in the stairwell there. there still remains a heavy police presence at this hour as the investigation continues. i want to show you some chopper video as the 58-year-old victim was stabbed during the back of some sort of altercation with a man and woman who were panhandling near the stairwell. the victim was quickly rushed to mt. cyanide roosevelt while the two suspects, they reportedly fled the scene. was even more concerning is that this is the second slashing that occurred today. and the other man was slashed on the face during a subway robbery. just after 5:00 this morning. the victim was attacked while waiting on the subway platform. and police do not believe that these two incidents are related, but frequent riders say that they are concerned. >> i'm pretty shocked. during the day it is usually pretty safe. >> i understand that it was two of that? >> wow, that's pretty troubling. >> reporter: they are redirecting subway riders to go across the street. so this is not affecting th

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around 5 million today -- >> so liz dahlem is outside in h&r block where you can get that rapid refund somewhat controversial. but man oh man it is nice to get that money right away. liz,s what's going on? >> i think that's a big appeal for a lot of people. we sort of have the new way of doing your taxes and old way. h and a r block open early about half an hour from now and staying open late until 11 p.m. and then you have old fashioned way which is, of course, o the farley post office, i'll just go over to your left to show you post office over here. it's the largest in new york city and postmark tax forms all the way until midnight tonight and that is the decline. normal it is tax delay last holiday, washington, d.c. emancipation delay it was moved to tonight at midnight. more than 5 million tax returns expected to be filed and if you haven't done your taxes why yet file for an extension but it can't be in late but cause for penalty and interest and essentially forced to give more money to the government. 3 filing penalty is 5% portion of a month up to maximum of 25% of the amount o

if you identify as a woman, you go in ththe won's r room. lizs the bgest percentage of rget shoppers to see this happening and what's gng to have to happen i think is target'going to have to boost their security in this bathroom areas. i'm sorry. it could hit the bottom lin lin. uaua: explain to me. why does the whole wld h have to change because of the sensitivy of some transgender ople who are a fractional minority. liz: right. personally, hate speaking just because'm a journalist. i do fd it offensive and obnoxixious that they put this on the g general population. so, you knknow, i don't thinkit right. i ink ththatat, you know, transgenender -- you know, just use the bathroom that yoyou u we born as. i'm sorry i'm going to bee blununt. stuart: : which isis what t e north carolina says. ifif you don't agree wh that law -- if you agree with thahatt law, if you want m men in men's rooms and d wowomen in women's rooms, youou'r're a big o on th. >>: so simplitity y and childish and to think l like that is idiotitic.c. people are allllowowed to hav

liz: a perfect example of that is morris day and the time. >> yes, the family, appalonia six, vanity six. the minneapolis sound was a signature sound that pretty much dominated the music industry and r&b and pop in the 80s, michael jackson adapted that sound, that keyboard sound from minneapolis. liz: the world is littered with musicians with terrible business people. he was a brilliant businessman. >> when he had his first record for you, he was 18, it was released when he was 20. if you look at the liner notes, produced, arranged, composed and performed by prince. prince didn't leave any money for anybody else and he was self-contained, that increased his value to warner bros. which set him up for the master record chgs prompted him to change his name like a symbol and liken it to a slave arrangement. liz: now he has the catalog. what happens to the catalog? >> the rights reverted back to him in 2014. whoever his heirs are will get that, but also, he is an owner in title. what a lot of people don't realize, he pulled all of his music off of streaming services like spotify and apple music. liz: we gotta go. you just saw him this summer? >> i saw him this summer at paisley park, he

liz: the iss is the chdrdren r refugees can immmmediately gt food stamps, cash wee,e, even medicaid assssistancet the benefits for more e an five year soso that is the issue. 941,000 children of refugees comimi and found that they actually areetetting more in the way of 30% of hoeholds get fo stamps versus 27% of the others u.s. lel immigrants get food fans. stuaua: we areery generous wards children of refugees. moreenerous than we are towards the children of po american citizens. and legal immigrants. a new poll showing hillary clinton is just twpoints ahead of bernie sands in california. the california race very importt because of the huge number of legate involved. come on board, please, brad shma frequent guest on the program a democrat fro lifornia. you ara hillary supporter i believe. you haveome out and endorse what bere sanders two points behind. >> look, iould like to think california is going to matter. the fact isheace is already overnd over and already over his hair iseally starting to like herershe would go have a significant edge ang the pledged legate, the overelming edge among su

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r residents of southern california. be prepared for rolling blackouts. the gas leak you may have heard about. liz. they have been battling it. not just two weeks in the summer. three weeks of rolling blackouts. l.a. to san diego affect did. stuart: why do you have a blackout when new you affect power plants because of a gas leak? >> dreaming of this capacity. they neeto test i blackouts on rodeo drive. a serious subject. eighteen muslims he filed a class action lawsuit. they werfaced on the terror watch list. unconstitutional. judge napolitano heard the word constitutional. >> i just walked in on my own. i hardly use that word. the designation of their names was done in secret. by no public standards. let's suppose that your fan base , your fan base in honolulu wanted to give a speech there. you cannot get on the plane. you lost the enormous speed. >> you have a case if you can pierce the secrecy under which you were put on the no-fly list. demonstrating that it was done arbitrarily or unconstitutially. ethnic or religious reason. because there truly is evidence, they have a basis to stop you. do