- this is staten island's moment - yeah how is lorne letting this happen? - i wanna know what it took to get you from the lampoon or from the paper on staten island, to saturday night live. again, in the realm of stories of how people go to the show, there are people who tried, and tried, and tried. year after year, after year, and finally got on there. people like marc maron, who tried and tried and never got on and are still mad about it. - of course, yeah. - you made a pretty quick path right there. - yeah, ya know obviously i was very lucky on a lot of levels that, that's the way it shook out. - right. - i mean when i applied for the lampoon. it took me a year and a half to get in, out of college, ya know when i was in college. - yeah. - so that process was writing as much as you possibly could. people who look at it, give you notes, you'd submit, there were different kind of levels that you could get to. and i got really close twice and didn't get in. and then the third time i got in. - yeah. - and so it was kind of similar when you apply to places as

he's walking along a block in staten island. stephen followed this going down and started filming this disgraceful act. >> all lives matter. all lives matter excavation part blue lives save all live. >> what ever bro. >> your disgusting. >> your disgusting. >> disgusting. >> that goes back and forth a little bit, they will college other other disgusting. the video itself is shocking. the ribbon ripper was identified as another stephen, to say that he was shamed of facebook is an understatement. some of the responses include quote that have been minor of the woods your parents would be posting missing person flies. i wonder what size cement shoes he wears. >> and your employees a sickening individual, is a disgrace. others asking to boycott that business. and maria who is referring to tatting company. a salon and spa where stephen use to work. i spoke to the owner of ted and company who said he did not want to be associated with any of the comments or the employee. he will not be working there anymore. offering a 20% discount to

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within a month, the british fleet fills the harbor, and 32,000 enemy troops are gathered on staten islandt overseas military force of the 18th century. >> it's just an amazing troop commitment. the british were hoping that they would make the colonists think twice about continuing their rebellion. [ birds chirping ] >> sir, i bear a letter from general howe. >> lord howe has arrived. he and the general, his brother, are appointed commissioners to dispense pardons to repenting sinners. >> george washington, esquire. there is no one here by that name. this is general george washington, commander in chief of the continental army. >> you've seen the ships in the harbor. you are outmanned and outgunned. >> perhaps. but our spirit is unmatched. you will have to wade through much blood and slaughter before you can take any part of these states. >> even during wartime, communication between opposing military officers is traditionally respectful. proper etiquette calls for civil formality. but lord howe, in a show of disrespect, violates this protocol. his refusal to address washington as general

a band of rain from staten island to lower manhattan around the battery. that will head to queens and brooklyn want when you get the heavy downpours that create street and highway flooding, more rain to come to the south and west today. we will have rain through 7:00, 8:00, the morning commute. could be heavy downpours of the driving, ponding on roadways, a big issue today. i'm sure, heather o'rourke, very smart, will give you great suggestions on how to handle that. >> that would be go find your local train or bus stop and utilize mass transit. we have a jackknifed tractor trailer on the bruckner southbound side near country club road. farther south near white plains is where we have an accident. all lanes are closed down. peek at route 17 south near paramus road. this accident is being cleared away. long island, l.i.e., both ways between exits 40 and 41 construction. all lanes are closed until 5:30. hop on the northern state parkway if you are a noncommercial vehicle. long island railroad, metro transit doing fine. street cleaning rules are in >>> a swee

on the upper west side ali bauman, cbs 2 news. >>> from staten island straight to midtown plans for a new ferry stop are under consideration. in a letter to the transportation department staten island's borough president suggested the 34th street ferry terminal on the east side as a new spot. department of transportation says existing staten island but the department will work with the borough president to explore the proposal. >>> a benefit of dancing. the tango is much more than just music and rhythm. it's actually helping people walk again. we'll show you the new treatment that's improving lives. >> then later special delivery at a long island hospital. a unique bond between a family of doctors and a family of children. >> and today in history, in 1981, britain's prin london. the total cost of the wedding, 30 million pounds. that would be close to $110 million in today's currency. >>> jason bourne fans are rejoicing about the latest film in the franchise and moms everywhere can relate to a new comedy about mothers going bad. jill nicolini has a sneak peek at the new movies out this

areas of staten island are scheduled for spraying too. the hope to combat these numbers. more than 6400 zika cases in the u.s. and its territories. infected. anything can happen and no one wants to take any chances. that spraying happens monday in those queens and staten island neighborhoods between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. we're live in white stone. news 4 new york. >>> all the rain that fell across our area overnight and this morning will give those mosquitos plenty of places to breed. this was the scene in gowanis, brooklyn this washed away and the sun came out for now. >> we have the rain right now falling still in parts of new jersey and also in parts of new york. you can see that here on doppler radar, but there is a small intense band of heavy rain that's moving right now through parts of northwest new jersey. you can see the rainfall right here. 3 inches per hour. band. it's moving to the south, and it could clip the city, but i think that for the most part we're going to see clearing conditions overnight tonight. here's the weather trend as we head through the ov

that spraying happens monday in those queens and staten island neighborhoods between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. >>> the ex-marine convicted in the rape and murder of a long island mother will spend the rest of his life in prison. dante taylor chose not to make a statement at his sentencing yesterday. he was convicted of killing 21-year-old sarah goode after a party in 2014. stabbed her more than 40 times. >> you may circle dates on the calendar but they will mean nothing. there is no date for you it get out. >> we hope you rot in the depths of hell and feel the pain and torture that sarah felt in the last hours. >> they argued he had consensual sex with goode and someone else stabbed her. he plans to appeal. several blocks of this neighborhood in sunny side. some people were stuck, couldn't get to work, take the kids to day camp. investigators say all the damage was done overnight on thursday and so far, nobody's been arrested. >>> the time is 6:37. and a champion for people living with autism has died. today we are mourning the loss of suzanne wright. wright along with her husband

parts of staten island will be sprayed. new york city has been sprayed. part of a larger effort to combat potential zika cases. take a look another the numbers. the latest numbers from the cdc this week show more than 6400 cases of zika confirmed in the u.s. more than 850 of those cases are pregnant women. now that we're into mosquito season full swing, everyone, especially those who are insect repellant when they're out. that spraying on monday will happen between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. >>> the rain turned the a.m. commute into a soggy mess. this is what it looked like in brooklyn this morning. the flood prone area living up to its reputation. more rain is on the way. price this afternoon. >> good afternoon, everyone. it is not a dry weekend forecast. rain is back in the picture, but let's take a look at how much he got this morning. it was a soaker in many spots. we had over an inch of rain in central park, laguardia, and islip. some of the highest totals long island and new jersey. it's been dry throughout much of the day. we had nice sunshine by lun

in a letter to the department of transportation, staten island president suggested the terminal as a new spot. the d.o.t. says existing ferry vessels cannot dock at that terminal but the department will work to explore the proposal. >>> time now is 6:34. a new beginning several years after tragedy. the security that will keep students safe. plus this. >>> we're killing ourselves trying to be perfect and it's making us insane. >> moms overworked, overcommitted and exhausted. a sneak peek at the new comedy is just ahead. >>> if you scream for ice cream, you'll go crazy for this. an ice cream museum with a cherry on top. it's now open in the city. >>> first here's elise finch with a check on the forecast. >> things are cooler today, that's for the humidity is up. humidity down, temps up. i'll have the details coming up in your seven day forecast. it's the celebration of the year! blinds to go's annual storewide sale going on now! buy one, get one at half price. y one get one at half price. our biggest sale of the year is a blast! celebrate something really special this summer at blinds

the victim was stranded in the waters between staten island and new jersey yesterday. rescue swimmers jumped into help first before crews in that chopper lowered a basket down to finish the rescue and pluck him out of the water. he was taken to the hospital for observation. >>> a night of mischief on staten island where vandals slashed more than two dozen car sunny side woke up to this morning. flat tires across several blocks in the neighborhood, many of them stuck, unable to get to work or take their kids to day camp. police say the suspects did all the damage overnight. so far, no word of any arrests. >>> growing concerns tonight about homegrown zika for the very first time the virus is transmitted by mosquitos right here in the united states. three men and a woman were bitten by infected mosquitos in these are the first known cases in the united states that are not linked to travel outside of the country. health officials say they feared this would happen and had this warning. >> i'm almost certain that we're going to see more. the critical issue is how do you resp

in parts of queens and staten island. if you're thinking of heading to miami, there is no zika- related travel advisory yet. >>> more information on the west nile virus on long island. suffolk county health officials announced 12 mosquito samples tested positive. they were collected last week in about a dozen towns. two birds tested positive for west nile. so far no humans have tested positive. officials are advising residents to remove standing are on the hunt for the person who shot and killed a man in brooklyn. it happened around 1:00 this morning. when police arrived on the scene they found 26-year-old charles byrd with gunshot wounds to the torso. >>> also new this morning, the search is on for a peeping tom in the bronx. the nypd released surveillance video of the suspect. just after midnight thursday he peered through the window of a home on black rock avenue. several people were home time. investigators say he touched himself sexually while looking through windows. >>> also new this morning, four people are hospit

police in staten island are trying to track down a man who attacked a young woman. we are live with details on the man they are looking for. >>> plus, investigators are after a deadly hot air balloon crash. the deadliest for the country. 16 people dead. hopefully today we learn more about what happened. >>> good morning. taking a live look at a bridge and some water. i got to think about this. what are we looking at there? >> bridge over troubled -- >> what bridge is it? that's the manhattan bridge. >> manhattan bridge. there we go. >> is it? i guessed. yes? confirmation. i don't know. >> new alert. >> we never know. it just pops shot, so i like it. i am michelle charlesworth. >> i am rob nelson. it keeps guessing. keeps us alert. mentally agile. >> a little espresso shot to the brain. >> boom-boom every morning. >> a live look at chicago. >> [ laughter ] >> no. that was new york. fabulous. a little rainy. >> yeah. >> humid. >> a little humid. but it was really messy yesterday. thal rain. amy, is it more rain on the way we saw yesterday? >> i am still back at the wo

it's 79 in harrison. 77 for you in staten island. 82, sun is out in poughkeepsie. lower temperatures on long island where it is rainy and humidity is back and going to stay muggy through the rest of the weekend. unfortunately, that will continue over the next three days or so. you can see on the satellite and radar picture sunshine starting to build in north and west of new york city. still soggy for east end of long island. look how much rain we saw down the jersey shore. bell mar over an inch and a half of rain less. white plains you saw localized totals still building up totals across the east end. over an inch of rain fell this morning. let's talk about the weekend. it's not a total washout but not dry. we see showers and storms tomorrow especially in the afternoon and especially north and west of town. if you have plans in the hudson valley you will see the best chance of getting soaked. it's 85 and muggy. sunday is still on and off scattered showers and storms. don't cancel your plans but have an alternate plan. future tracker mainly dry as we head towards the

staten island over to elizabeth, some heavy rain. then the batch through the bronx, that will exacerbate the situation. more of a soaking rain through parts of somerset and morris county. there's more where that came from. a slow go this morning. early destination, factor in extra time. your numbers today, well, t it is definitely slow this morning. you have to consider the forecast as you plan your ride and drive. you know, speaking of, here's alex to help. >> thanks, john. we have changes as we look at your morning commute. between exits 40 and 41. lingering construction there, stick with the service road or the northern state parkway to get around this. now to the bronx where there is an accident. it closed the westbound side of the expressway. it's at white planes road. blocking two lanes as you make your way on the eastbound side of the cross bronx expressway. now alternate side parking is in effect city wide. be safe, don't text and drive, mary. >> thank you. the search is on for two men and police say robbed a business in broo

. >>> the search is on for a sexual predator in staten island who attacked a woman at a church. police hopes a released image of the suspect will bring in clues. with more. >>reporter: good morning, rob. police say the woman was able to fight off this man, this attacker twice. this is the picture of the suspect just released by the nypd and they say here's 42 maran and police says he attacked a 21 woman inside of a woman's bathroom inside a church gym on clove road in port richmond. g her pants. and she was able to fight him off and again while she tried to run away. police say the suspect is 4'9" and 150 pounds. if you know him, you're asked to call the nypd. kristin thornton. >>> two women have been awarded $4.9 million for a boating accident. were aboard a 15-foot skift when it collapsed in a boat in 2006. both women were seriously injured. a third passenger with them were killed. the pair were awarded the money after the court found the owner of the larger boat liable for that crash. >>> in the race for the white controversial comments. the has responded from the criticism o

. >> and how pokemon, the the craze is putting a neighborhood in staten island on the mat. moms are going all out to see >> getting into the new york botanical garden in the bronx was the hottest ticket in town today. >> people waited waited in line to see that thing right there. this was live video of the corpse of flour. you have been hearing about it this week. we have been talking about it a lot. it finally bloomed in that nasty smell comes with it. that had it. that had people so curious that they came out in droves, the lines he would've thought it was >> reporter: the staff tells me thousands of people showed up to see the corpse flower. approve of that is this long line. people have been waiting for hours. >> it's a line that seems to never end, stretching around the building. how long did you wait other? >> about an hour and half. >> about 45 minutes. >> it's been an hour for us. >> i lost count of time. >> all of these people flock to the new york botanical garden did not min chance to see and smell the rare flower. >> it's pretty cool. it's a neat thing to see. >

if we got a shower, it would be staten island. mets playing the rockies at city field. 81 degrees and winds at 5. there's a pretty big downpour moving near sedgwick county. it's parts through the hudson valley and the cat scales. we'll go through the shower threat and it will be wildly scattered and better chance to the north and west. patchy clouds. patchy fog tomorrow morning. sunshine comes out nicely. if you're looking for the sunny part of the day at the beach, get there early and take advantage of it early afternoon before the clouds come in. and long island at 4:00 is doing well, but a shower can get to the jersey afternoon. a couple of thunderstorms tomorrow night. best chances north. look at the downpours. it's a similar radar than what we saw this morning and further to the north with the showers. two front waves and watch out for storms in the afternoon hours. rip current is low. be careful on the jetties. sunday, that's your morning rain, mostly cloudy, just a stray shower in the afternoon. so it's not a of august, lat

. >>> residents in the sunny side section of staten island spent police say somebody slashed the tires on dozens of cars, some were stuck, they couldn't get to work. investigators say all of that damage was done overnight on thursday and so far nobody has been arrested. >> health officials say it was a matter of time. they have confirmed that mosquitoes here in the u.s. have spread the zika virus to four people in south florida. the cases involving three men and won womansh the first not linked to travel outside of the united states. experts say this could be just the >> i'm almost certain that we're going to see more. the critical issue is how do you respond to that? >> florida state officials are going door-to-door in so called zika hot zones. asking for urine samples to determine the scope of the threat. >>> happening now we have a warning for people who are eager to hit the beach this weekend. officials in suffolk county issue add number of swimming advisories at 62 beaches. yesterday's heavy rain has raised bacteria levels and you don't want to swim in that. >> the city reopened t

that boy in critical condition is being treated at a hospital on staten island. >>> new on "action news," what was once believed to be a case of a stolen car and kidnapping actually it was two young girls taking their grandmother's car for a joyride. they found a 1-year-old girl behind the wheel and the 7-year-old in the passenger seat. the pursuit lasted 11 miles and got up to speeds 100 miles per hour. the 12-year-old driver pulled over in a high school parking lot, nobody was hurt, she was taken into custody. >>> what a terrifying moment captured on camera an okay -- oklahoma skydiver's parachute struggles to open. he landslide at the stadium on safe ground. during the jump he lost his main parachute. he is offering a 100-dollar reward for anyone who returns it, i say why, you don't need it back, someone is trying to tell you something, stay on the ground. >>> kansas royal minor league pitcher, lost his right eye, he with a was training with a resistance band when a piece of metal broke off and hit him in the head striking him in the eye. he had to make a tough decision to have that

. >> located an staten island, station new york is one of the busiest coast guard facilities in the countryr area of responsibility stretches from sandy hook, new jersey, all the way up the hudson river to albany, new york. manned by 72 coasties they performed 500 search and rescues and over 1,000 boardings a year. >> if there's a ship in distress out in new york harbor or on the way out into the atlantic, how do you get the word? >> the operational center of activities new york, it's called, or it goes through a lot of times through the 911 system in new york and they'll in turn get ahold of us. >> you radio the nearest coast guard vessel? >> yes, sir. >> how do you know where it is? >> we keep a plotted position every 15 or 30 minutes of where all the vessels are. and if the weather gets worse, then we increase that plotted position. >> on a cold, overcast day -- >> bring them in. >> "war stories" went on patrol with coast guard station new york. >> that big container ship right there. you guys are ready to go aboard that ship if necessary to investigate what might or might not be in the

. >>> officers with the nypd harbor unit rescued two people after their boat capsized near staten island. the nypd special operations posted those photos right there. th all right. >>> now to another rescue. a man was pulled to safety after being thrown from his boat. marine patrol officers responded to a call of an unmanned vessel. underwood briefly let go of the steering wheel and fell when the >>> an officer was on patrol with his service horse when this person snapped a picture of the two grabbing a mid shift snack. when they aren't on duncan runs, they usually patrol in and near the saratoga racetrack. >>> newtown, connecticut, turning a brand-new page this afternoon following the national tragedy. >> the first look inside the new sandy hook elementary scroll. >>> plus, more than $200 million. some new lottery winners asking themselves what they'll do with it. >>> plus raphael miranda here. >> after a very wet start to the day, the sun is out again right now, but it doesn't stay dry all weekend long. activities coming up in your when we became teachers, the state made a commitment t

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i can see it going towards staten island now. it's just getting taken away >> reporter: pereira was only able to call for help because he kept his cell phone in a watertight cylinder but choppy waves making it hard for him to stay on the line. >> all right. well, i'm trying to get you help so stay on the line for one more minute. okay? >> okay, i'm gonna try. the water's just gonna take my phone. i do not have a waterproof case on. >> reporter: the patrol copter spotting pereira and the air and sea rescue team hovering ten feet above water while dispatching two divers to the jet skier's side. periera finally was lifted to safety. rescuers pulling the stranded man from the rough waters in a giant metal basket into the helicopter. now, when it comes to personal watercraft, the u.s. coast guard reports more than 600 injuries and more than 30 deaths in 2015. pereira was taken to staten island university north hospital for observation. now, we reached out to the hospital but were not able to confirm whether he has been released. no do

out in staten island.he police responded to the location and pretty much were going to arrest him. he did not want to go at the time, it is on video. he had a little bit of and he ended up being choked out and killed. the medical examiner, i was the first person to say this guy was murdered. quoted -- called it a murder because i knew the nypd put in a choke hold and he died but ecstasy asian. -- his fixation. asphyxiation. this was a serious thing. this blue wall of silence is a serious thing. it is like i'm a brother's. whatever you say, i will go with , don't worry. we will make the story up. we will make it fit. i never was a part of that. for me to come out and say that a cop murdered somebody, they did not take that too lightly. brian: you trigger another memory from reading your book. a guy named overworked -- ely.urke and gre they are both irish? strong things to say about irish cops. mr. pegues: i have some strong things to say about irish cops when i was a cop. it was still the old guard. these g

> reporter: >> coming monday, new york city will start spraying pesticides in certain parts of staten island and queens to kill adult mosquitos that could carry zika or west nile. if you're thinking of heading to miami for a restrictions in place. >>> an elderly woman stranded with only rainwater to drink, just hours from death when national guardsmen showed >> reporter: didn't think she'd be alive today. >> i resolved the fact that i was going to die. >> reporter: while driving to baltimore, she got stuck on a remote trail in the woods used by tanks at joint base mcguire. >> i have no idea how i ended up there. i wasn't really concerned. i thought somebody'll find me and help me to get out. >> reporter: haskins was travelling with her cat. she had no food or water and her smart phone was dead. >> it was so hot. it was really, really a nightmare. >> reporter: she grew dehidrated and started hallucinating. >> i'd get out of the car i thought i saw a car coming, and i'd blow the horn and i'd wave and holler. and then i'd realize there wasn't anything there. and i knew that was a bad sign. we h

juice up untaxed cigarettes allegedly in front of a store out in staten island. the police responded to the location and pretty much was going to arrest them. he didn't want to go. at the time. he had a little bit of pushback. enough to be murdered? i got a. enough to be arrested? i reject that come to the he ended up being choked out and gilbert the medical examiner can't the first person to say this guy was murdered. you can check that combat jack interview. i quote it as a murder because a new nypd, it was illegal to do a show code and to die by asphyxiation. the medical examiner said it was a homicide. >> host: is that making the benevolent association and? >> guest: you have to understand, this blue wall of silence is a serious thing because like i my brothers keeper, whatever you say i'm going to go with, don't worry. we will make the story up, make it to the i never was a part of that. so for me to come out and say that a cop murdered somebody, they didn't take it too lightly. >> host: you trigger another memory from reading your book to a guy named over a

host: kevin from staten island, new york. caller: good morning c-span. thank you for this program. i take exception with your statement that nobody wants the police officer job. many people in new york city that there is a long waiting list and has been for years of people who have not only competed for the job but are waiting on a list to be hired. and more don't make it than do make it. but that's just a comment. my question to you is this. it's about police culture. it is about the arrest of the mailman in brooklyn. you made a comment that body camera's would not be embraced by the police officers when they use it. that the police officers when they approach greg , the fact that their behavior being filmed and they knew that told you everything about the culture within the new york city police department. they did not care. again, it's not an argument that police jobs are -- the new york city police department in 2014 the last time i looked at the number took 1000 people applied. it takes 15 people to get one hired. that is a very small number. in other parts of the country, you

then to new york where two years ago this week eric garner died in staten island after officers wrestled him to the ground, pinned him down, and applied a fatal chokehold. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> b backup. amy: the man who filmed the police killing of eric garner, ramsey orta, is now heading to jail for four years on unrelated charges -- making him the only person at the scene of garner's killing who will serve jail time. we will speak to garner's daughter erica and "rolling stone" reporter matt taibbi. we will also talk about bernie sanders' endorsement of hillary clinton. all that and more, coming up. welcome to fromom pacifica, this is d docracy nowow! president obama has called for unity while speaking in dallas at a memorial for five police officers killed by a sniper thursday evening. the shooter, micah xavier johnson, opened fire at the end of an anti-police brutality march, killing five officers, and wounding at least 7 more. johnson was an army veteran who served in afghanistan in 2014. a female

. >> i am the motor of eric gardner, murdered two weeks ago last week in staten island. >> [ bleep ]!> i can't breathe. 11 times he said, "i can't breathe." >> i can't breathe. you've heard that from demonstrators across the country using that as their battle cry. i know that you have -- you retired from the mta. is that important to you, to say this is going to be my life's mission at this point? >> yes. i never thought that i would be in this position. i was thrown into it. i never wanted this. i'd rather have my son today that i could talk to him on the phone or visit him. >> reporter: these women and other mothers who have lost children invited to voice their concerns privately with hillary clinton. >> from your perspective, mrs. clinton, what can we do? >> well, i think you can continue to speak out, but you will be more effective if you do somehow band together. >> reporter: their candid conversation captured in a video showcased tonight. >> what did you say to her? >> we talked about the injustices that we continue to see happen within our communities again and again and again.

. >>> police are searching for a man who tried to rape a woman in a church on staten island. suspect has suuo-o- he's identified as asunicon moran. the man grabbed the woman by the threat and pushed her off. she was able to fight him off >>> the nypd on alert after someone got ahold of a police radio and started making threats. someone was targeting a police captain and sent police on a chase trying to track him down. eyewitness news reporter aj. >>reporter: sandra, whether this was a prank or real, they're not -- they're sending warnings at the midtown precinct as they respond to calls. who is behind these unauthorizes admissions is a miss tory and how they were able to tap being investigated. >> it was a seemingly innocent went out over several nypd frequencies early saturday evening. but minutes later, the unknown voice start the making direct threats to the midtown south precinct captain. >> captain, remember how you put me in jail. i'm out and i'm putting a bullet in your head. >> officers responded to the numerous unauthorized calls around 5:42 p.m. he said -- he said h

keith and bethany decided to use the free staten island ferry as their wedding venue.ed right on with their party, and had a ball. >> this couple says why not? only drawbacks here, they said, is it was 90 degrees that day and some of the overhead announcements interrupted some of the vows. >> minor detail. >> and they did it guerrilla-style, too. they didn't ask anybody if they could do this they just marched right on and held the wedding, mazel tov. >> they say, better to ask for forgiveness than permission. >> that was the ceremony. >> they continued the reception on the subway. >> this wedding is about as new york -- >> they also have a very unique wedding. >> and it may be unique, because keith works for funny or die and bethany works for the chris gephardt show so -- >> they're both funny. >> joining us right this minute all the way from new york we've got keith haskell and bethany hall. hi, guys. >> so whose idea was this initially? >> it was originally we were going to get married in a park in brooklyn. but it was kind of boring, if it rains what are you going t

store out in staten island. police responded to the location and pretty much were going to arrest him. he did not want to go at the time, it is on video. he had a little bit of pushback. was it enough for him to be murdered? i doubt that. wasn't enough for him to be arrested? i doubt that, too. he and did not being choked out. he was murdered. the nypd was doing a chokehold. he died by asphyxiation, the medical examiner said. brian: this made them mad? you trigger another memory from reading your book. a guy named o'rourke and greely. they are both irish? you have some strong things to say about irish cops. explain that. mr. pegues: i have some strong things to say about irish cops when i was a cop. it was still the old guard. you know these guys were, i came , in 92. these guys were 17-18 years, they came in the late 70's. early 1980's. they were second, third generation. first generation. so, these guys were coming in, they had a lot of racist tendencies. they would not even speak to me. some of them would not

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. >> you need to go to baton rouge, minnesota, staten island.ou need to go to every place p where there was an unnecessary slaying of a black body. >> reverend haines suggested changes for police departments including new hiring practices and better pay. >> one of the two civilians shot in dallas on thursday told her story p yesterday. she painted a picture of fright and terror. also, heroism and selflessness as police officers shielded her and her sons. nbc 10 national correspondent, joe fryer has that story. >> reporter: in the mid of loss, a story of survival, one mixed with overwhelming grieve. >> it hurts. it really does. she brought four of her sons to the rally in downtown dallas when gunfire erupted. in front of their eyes, an officer wras hit. >> as he was going down, he said, he mass a gun, run. >> she was shot in the leg and somehow managed to cover her son, andrew as police officers shielded her. they stayed there were us. i saw another officer get shot right in front of me. that was two. >> through it all, police watched over taylor

. >> you need to go to baton rouge, minnesota, staten island.eed to go down to every place where there has been an unnecessary slaying of a black body. >> reverend hayes also suggested changes for police departments across the country, including new hiring practices and better pay. >>> one of the two civilians shot in dallas on thursday told her story yesterday. she painted a picture of heroism and selflessness as police officers shielded her and her son. >> my son, andrew, had turned around to grab me because i guess he turned around to see where i was and he went to grab me. i had already been shot. so i grabbed him and pushed him into the street and i think he hit the car and we ended up in between the car and the curb. i was just laying on top of him. >> that's when she says officers came rushing to her side, jumping on top of her an her son to form a human shield. officers rushed taylor and her son to the hospital where she had to have surgery. >> a unity service in montgomery county had an upbeat tune yesterday. the police department was i

." >> disguises are common during bank robberies but one when the extra mile, authorities on staten islandking for a man who robbed a bang using a silver handgun while wearing a silver and black formal dress, silver high heels, a black hat and sunglasses. surveillance video caught him shedding the outfit at a deli. >> date is set, when the official tribute for prince will take place. >> a new honor for harvey milk, the way the united states navy the way the united states navy will on the lake ga >> the abc7 news app on your schedule. news that lives where you live. >> the family of prince is announcing date of a tribute concert in minnesota. it will take place october 13, at the stadium in the singer's hometown of minneapolis. prince died suddenly at the age of 57. the legend had died of a drug overdose. >> the united states navy is set to name a ship at gay rights icon harvey milk coming from a navy family and served as a dining officer during the korean war. the united states navy ship harvey make will look like this, and it will supply oil to vessel on the high seas. after his service m

he died in staten island 2 years ago after officers attempted to arrest him where they said he was illegally selling cigarettes. ♪ i can't hear my brother. i can't breathe ♪ >> a medical examiner said a police choke hold contributed to his death. the grand indict the officers, and they received nearly $6 million in the wrongful death claim. >>> tracking metro tonight, get ready for another week of shutdowns. the fourth week of massive repair plans, and this is going to continue to impact reagan international airport. more from arlington, virginia, talking to the thousands of commuter, mola, who have to find an alternative because the route is shutdown. >> the food news this is the last time metro is expected to shut down. at least until october, and as it has before over the last couple of weeks this effort here is in effect because some disruption, riders said at least they know. >> reporter: metro is not assuming anything, like maybe you have already heard about their safe track project. although it's been under way for a month, workers are handing out information about a disruption that m

. >> i see it going toward staten island now. being taken away from the current. >> reporter: fortunately he was wearing a life vest but the waves were getting rough and as he bobbed in the water, his phone, which was not in a water proof case was about to die. >> i'm holding my hand out as high as i can. >> reporter: monmouth county along with the nypd responded in the air and on the water. it was nypd aviation that made it there first, the diver lowered himself into the water and helped the stranded jet skier into a basket for his rescue. good thing he had his cell phone and kept it dry enough to call for help or else this ending could have been much much deferent. josh einiger channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> well, we have posted the survivors entire 911 call on made a big stink about it, we're going to tell you why you better hurry up if you want to see one sticky flower -- stinky flower in new york city. >>> we could see thunderstorms one fifth of all the fresh water in the world flows into one incredible experience you can't