darla miles channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you darla. and we streamed the drama in midtown at abc ny.com. we have posted video of the moment he was captured along with photos from inside and a man they say raped a woman inside of a queens karaoke lounge. the nypd released these pictures of the suspect overnight. detectives say a approached the 52-year-old victim at flower karaoke in flushing last month. after talking for two hours he raped her inside a rented room at the lounge. if you recognize this man please call crime stoppers. >>> also this morning a sketch to sexually assault a woman at 22nd street and lexington avenue last saturday night. police say he grabbed a woman's thigh, exposed himself and made sexual demands. the woman screamed and that is when the man ran off. >>> fifteen firefighters in new jersey suffered heat exhaustion battling a fire in jersey city. that fire broke out yesterday morning on the top floor of a 4- but the high temperatures and humidity took a toll on those fighting the flames. the team of new york's bra

darla miles channel 7 eyewitness news. >> darla, thank you. >>> breaking news. malaysian authorities are searching for an oil tanker hijacked. canker, carrying nearly $400,000 worth of diesel fuel, the fate of the crew unclear at this hour. indonesian officials have joined in on the search. >>> developing in new jersey this morning the remains of a missing mother have been found in long branch. 42-year-old rita julius was last seen at a train station back in march. investigators located her remains and arrested 33-year- old jennifer sweeney and 32- year-old andre falls. j2 global the area where julius's body was found. >>> 13-year-old daniel fitzpatrick committed suicide in the attic of his home last week. his family found a note that read quiet i give up. the wake was held earlier this week. his family says he was bullied catholic academy. the brooklyn diocese denies reports daniel was bullied. >>> at ocean beach park in new london on the ride the scrambler, as children were getting off the operator reached for a power switch sending a jolt of electricity throu

darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you, darla. also breaking news in iraq where at least 11 babies have been killed in a hospital fire. early reports say this was electrical in nature and in addition to the 11 dead, seven other children and 29 women were all rescued from the maternity hospital and taken to another facility. all of the dead are believed to be babies who were born fire truck crashed that critically injured a firefighter on his way to a massive fire in the bronx. this happened near westchester avenue and water's place. 14-year-old veteran, sean o'rourke, severely injured his arm when the truck crashed. he was headed to a four-alarm fire that injured four other firefighters. o'rourke and four others remain in the hospital. the fire was sparked by this morning, police are searching for the suspect who terrorized workers at a jewelry store in the diamond district. this man walked in and asked two employees to see a chain. when the worker walked to the back, the suspect aimed his gun at an employee's head. she screamed a

darla miles is there. darla? >> reporter: good morning again. i am going to tell you this house is a block away from the firehouse here. look at the extent of the damage on the home. that gives you an indication of how intense these flames were. we have cell phone video of the flames taken by a neighbor little ferry. a police lieutenant heard the explosion and came to help people get out of the window. the neighbor heard the explosion as well. >> a loud pop and the people from upstairs never had a chance to come down. >> started trying to break windows and the victims started jumping out windows and pulled several people out of the building. >> reporter: as you can see on the scene, the investigators are conducting an investigation into the fire. there had been some firefighters here overnight making sure no more hot spots kick up. i also want to point your attention to the vehicles in the driveway, because there is some indication they may have prevented this family from getting out. there are up to six injuries, cloudage 5-year-old girl. saint

. >> eyewitness news reporter darla miles is live at yankee stadium. darla? >> reporter: good morning, rob, lori. a rod, everybody knows, has not been on the field, has not played all year long. he was hoping to play his position, third base for the final game at yankee stadium. on tuesday and asked about the game plan and told him he would not be playing on third base but he will take the field for a big farewell ceremony at 7:00. during the game -- before the game, rather, against tampa bay. last week the yankees announced they would be releasing alex rodriguez from his contract. he will still get paid through the end of 2017 which is the end of in exchange he has to return however, this does not preclude him from joining another team. in fact, there is some speculation he is talking to the marlins in florida, in miami, but tonight the 41-year- old slugger says it's about his new york fans. >> they have been with me through thick and thin. i have been the menace child. i am graduating. i will thank them tomorrow. very grateful. >> reporter: tonight's game i

darla smiles -- darla miles is live for us. >> reporter: i have spoke to the family members here, and and fresh. he was the father of a 1-year- old son. you can see a number of shell casings on the ground and at the mercedes suv. we have a closer look at the crime scene, happening just after 1:00 this morning here in bed stuy. what we know so far, the 33- year-old was in the car with a 22-year-old woman. and opened fire. the 33-year-old was shot in the face and neck, and he was taken to interfaith medical center, and he was pronounced dead. the woman is in stable condition after being shot in the torso. this incident is still under investigation. at this point the nypd has not identified the shooter, but you know anything about the in the area the time. 1-800-577-tips. >> darla, thank you. >>> a burglary suspect was shot by police. police were called after the homeowners allegedly caught felix perez on nanny cam. we spoke to several thing i thought, did it come from my house? is everybody okay? the next thing i thought about was neighbors. >> perez ran from the house, but he was quick

the man was killed while darla miles is live for us this morning. >> good morning, lori. we have heard from some of the family members of the 33-year- old victim, and we learned he's the father of 8 with his children ranging in age from 1 to 8. the mother of his youngest child compelled to come here and see his suv, which has been riddled with bullets and part of the as earnest brown. this was the suv he was sitting in when he was shot according to family members. police say 33-year-old earnest brown was sitting in his black mercedes suv double parked when a gunman walked up to the vehicle and opened fire. a 22-year-old woman in the car was also shot, she was shot in the torso, and she is now in stable condition at kings county hospital, and according to the nypd, 33-year-old brown and he was introdownsed dead at inner faith hospital. >> she wanted to see the scene and see what happened and everything. i just thank god she was not in the car at the time, you know. >> reporter: again this is a live look at the crime scene investigation on halsey street in brooklyn. the nyp

eyewitness news reporter, darla miles spoke with the witnesses jersey city. darla. >> lori, rob, within the last half hour, police just cleared the scene. this is an investigation being conducted by the hudson county prosecutor's office. let me tell you what we are hearing from witnesses, that the shooting happened when the music was playing and the lights were off. so actually, the music was playing, there was a pause in the music. there were gun shots and when the lights went on, that's when witnesses spotted a body on the floor and started to scramble. as you mentioned, as the holy ghost tabernackle ministries. and it is called the lincoln community center here in jersey city. now witnesses say there are about 60 teens at this birthday party for a teenage boy. the one witness we spoke with says they didn't hear any type of arguing or dispute before the gun shot started. they say they simply saw a man in his 20s struck in the head >> we were cool. everything was good. shots fired. >> when you say a shot was fired, how many gun shots did you hear? >> at leas

and our reporters, darla miles and diana rocco are headed to the scene right now. they will be bringing us live reports from the ground as john continues to give us live reports from the air. >> all right. >> john, can you give us an idea of how many emergency vehicles are there on the scene? shot out, you're going to see numerous ambulances. the heavy rescue trucks from the newark fire department. there's some tower ladders here as well. i can't tell you. i know they are parked from left to right there on raymond boulevard as well. we're blocked by the buildings, but the response here was massive. i'll tell you, it was fast. because this accident, as we said, happened about 6:05, 6:15, and we were covering the other story. now out of the corner of my still dark, we saw the emergency lights begin to respond from all throughout newark and all converging on downtown. we were kind of wondering what was going on, and we noticed this accident happened a few blocks north of where we were. there are hundreds of firefighters and emt's and police officers working on this. p

darla miles channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> 4:35. and new this morning, first glimpse of the predator who targeted a 12-year-old girl on a bronx elevator. police released the sketch overnight. investigators say this man threatened to large the little girl if she did not follow him off an elevator and into a stairwell at 175th street and walton avenue last month. instead she ran and banged on police say he is slim, about 20 years old. >>> $160,000 and climbing. the reward fund to catch katrina vetrano's siller is going up this morning. there is now a new strategy underway to track down the killer. eyewitness news reporter diana rocco is live now from howard beach, diana? >> reporter: rob good morning. the command post is still up out here. more than a week later police every lead. they are now asking for voluntary dna samples. meanwhile karina's parents are hoping someone will come forward with information. the gofundme page is a big part of it. it is now topping $163,000. it was put up a little more than $23,000 ago. the donations ha

in newark, new jersey, darla miles, channel 6 "action news." >>> a 6-year-old boy pulled from the burning wreckage in newcastle delaware is recould having in the hospital. it happened in glass coat 2:00 a.m. the pickup trailer and tractor trailer crashed and then the pickup burst into flames. the boy was still strapped to his car seat. a bystander and police officer pulled the boy out. the boy is being treated for burns at dupont hospital. >>> philadelphia says the city is in the midst of a crisis that rivals the murder rate. it involves a synthetic drug called fentanyl. more than 700 people died from the drug last year that is up from 460 in 2013. fentanyl already accounts for 40% of all overdoses in philadelphia this year. people don't realize how potent it can be. >> people are buying the drug in the same way they buy heroin from street dealers and most of the time they think they are buying heroin because it's similar in its effects. >> they are starting outreach in high use areas to get people into treatment programs. the first responder teams carry narcan a drug that can reverse the

. >> darla miles is learning more about the victims and joining us live from cyprus -- sigh press hills. >> reporter: the driver mowed the scene. police identified the men who died. one identified as 56 year old israel turcios. the second mall do nado. they were hanging out at a bar down the street. it's a common hangout, they were there, being guys, they put one of the females in the cab to make sure she got home okay. sped through the intersection of chestnut and fulton, mowed down the two guys and hit two parked cars and ran away on foot. mall do nado was pronounced dead on the scene, turcios was the nypd highway patrol is here on the scene conducting the investigation. you have detectives from the nearby precinct fanning out to make sure they can try to identify the driver of the silver tl. if you recognize the car or saw anything around this time frame, call crime stoppers, 180- 0577 tips. . >>> taliban says it sent a team of suicide bombers to carry out an attack on foreign contractors in afghanistan. it broke through the perimeter wall of the hotel. wounded. it was felt throughou

reporting live, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, darla. >>> oversees a series of explosions across thailand's resort cities and beach towns left four people dead. dozens more are injured. the explosion is a result of an attack in six separate areas. they appear to have been targeting tourist areas. the u.s. and other governments have issued warnings. responsible. >>> horror at 30,000 feet. a plane suddenly plunges due to turbulence. more than 20 passengers and crew members were injured. abc's marci gonzales joins us with mow this happened. marci? >> reporter: shirleen, such a scare for those people. they say it happened without warning and lasted a few seconds but was enough to leave people cut, bruised and in tears. severe turbulence rocking a emergency landing. >> there was a big shake. whoa, then right after that, there was a drop. >> influence up in the air. whole plane shook. >> i thought that was it. we were going down. i did. >> the flight from boston to sacramento running into bad weather sending passengers flying out of their seats. >> i was buckled in. t

darla? >> reporter: tonight a rod will not even play third base tonight on his big final night as a yankee. when you put this in context over his 13 seasons here, remember in 2004 he switched positions from short stop to third base so he could be a yankee. on tuesday and asked what the game plan would be, girardi said, no, he would not be playing third base. there is a big farewell for the game against tampa bay at 7:00 tonight. this announcement came last week that the yankees would be releasing a rod from his contract. they still will pay him through 2017. letter be a special advisor to the team owner and he has to return next season at spring but there is speculation that he will go to another team, perhaps the marlins in his hometown of miami. but he said tonight's ceremony is about his fans in new york. >> they have been with me through thick and thin. i have been the menace child and now i'm finally graduating. i will thank them tomorrow. i'm glad my mom and daughters will be there. gr

darla miles is in the newsroom with new information for us. darla? >> reporter: those two swimmers had already cleared customs when they were detained. the deci stay in rio came after a brilliant judge saw video. >> reporter: new video shows swimmers leaving the rio airport early this morning after being detained by police. the two were pulled off their flight back to the u.s. last night. >> [speaking in a foreign language] >> reporter: their attorney spoke in portuguese, saying there was confusion between the judge and police. the robbery allegations first came from 12-time olympic medalist ryan lochte who says the men were out late when they were robbed by gunmen posing as police officers. >> the guy pulled out his gun, he cocked it, put it to my forehead and said get down and i was i put my hands up i was like whatever. >> reporter: but lochte's story has changed and he has backed off some of th details first reported and brilliant authorities say they found little evidence to support it. video appears to show the men returning to the olympic vill

darla miles checks out why coming up in about 15 minutes. to fight terror. hillary clinton joined for the first time by vice president joe biden who called trump unqualified. our political reporter dave evans is here with today's developments. >> new york city has about 3 million immigrants. if they came in under donald trump's plan, they'd also face what he calls extreme vetting, an ideological test about their views from everything from the constitution to whether gay people should be allowed to married. will make america safer. >> reporter: in ohio today, donald trump outlined how he'd fight terrorism. he didn't call the president and hillary clinton the founders of isis today but he did blame them for creating a more dangerous middle east. >> the rise of isis is the direct result of policy decisions made by president obama and secretary of state clinton. >> reporter: saying the fight like syrian refugees. trump says if they're anti-semitic or anti-gay, for example, they don't get visas. >> i call it extreme vetting. i call it extreme vetting. our country

darla miles is live. >> reporter: this has been a very emotional morning, a few hours after this accident happened, a few blocks away from where the men had been out all evening. fulton and chestnut street. the silver accra sped through the intersection and hit two men and parked cars. this is 56 year old torcos one of the victims. this happened after midnight. the guys were hanging out, having a normal evening at a bar. they were walking down the street, this accra sped through the intersection, hit both parked cars and struck both of the men. mall danano was pronounced dead at brook dale hospital. the other victim died at the scene. >> he would spend every dollar person he was. >> reporter: the memorial has been set up by friends. 41 year old maldonado was pronounced dead at the scene. the nypd is looking for the driver of the accra tl. if you were in the area around midnight and know anything or recognize the car and who owns it, 77- tips. >>> michael blake says he was roughed up by officers. he was trying to diffuse a tense situation on saturday. blake filed an excessive force complai

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eyewitness news reporter darla miles is in midtown with more on the story. darla? >> reporter: diana, sade, the victim posted information, pictures and details about the attack the day after the incident on facebook. he said that is only when an nypd detective saw the post and reached out to him. he said at the attacked on the steps and walk down the street to a group of nypd officers, they didn't take a report or call an ambulance. >> i was in front of six officers. i had to -- i got help through facebook the next day. >> reporter: there he was in front of six nypd officers with a gash above his right eye, skin hanging down and his white shirt drenched in blood. but omar couldn't get the time we are here to help? find someone that cares. we are here for terrorist attacks, not homeless people. >> reporter: it felt like a punch in the gut after being hit in the face. he said he spotted a group of officers halfway down the block and went right to them for help. >> i felt like i was intruding their conversation. >> reporter: the 25-year-old was with a friend when they

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darla miles is live with the story. darla. >> reporter: the nypd says this will be the most seemless transition ever. o'neil plans to build up on the existing nypd community policing policy, saying policing should not come at the james o'neil, or jimmy as the mayor calls him, will pursue a neighborhood of policing, a tactic that never succeeded. o'neil says that with more manpower and resources now, his officers will make it work. >> the people calling 911, they will know the people calling 311. they will know the residents. they will know the people that have businesses and have that connectivity. >> o'neil and commissioner bratton met in 1990, when a mentor promoting o'neil repeatedly after bratton returned from l.a. for his second tenure as commissioner. >> jimmy o'neil has been -- >> o'neil is well liked in the department. >> he is a visionary leader. he wants to engage in the new and innovative projects. he has an open mind and this is something that you're looking for in the next police commissioner. >> he is deep

. >> darla has the latest. >>reporter: david, sandra, we were in court this afternoon, and that is where i want to show the pictures of -- he faces first-degree and second degree murder ankle and wrist. prosecutors say he admitted to police that he owns a chevy trailblazer. that's the only car he drives and prosecutors said he told police that he identified his car in surveillance video. his defense attorney says not so fast. you never admitted to murder. >> i lost my murder. he was a good guy. i don't know why i want justice. >>> prosecutors called it premeditated. morale is accused in the death of akomjee and uddiin and i want to know why he called him. >> he knows who police shot his father but has no motive. the men did not it coming saturday when investigators say morale pumped numerous bullets in the back of their heads in ozone park queens. police say this is morale in this surveillance video and they say he used his 38-caliber gun to do it. >> >> the queens district attorney says whether a hate crime wa

in bed-stuy, darla miles, eyewitness news. >>> the autopsy results of a man shot and killed by police in louisiana have been ordered sealed from the public. today a federal judge in baton rouge issued the order to keep the autopsy results on alton sterling sealed while the case is investigated. sterling, who was armed with a gun, was shot several times by police during a confrontation outside a convenience store last month. the shooting sparked national protests over claims of racism and excessive force. straws after three reports of children suffering cuts in their mouth while using them. about 2 and a half million of the straw sets were sold nationwide between june 2012 and this past june. starbucks says children should not use the straws because they're rigid and could pose a risk of injury. >>> yale university may be having a change of heart. why the school is rethinking a decision not to change the name of a residence hall. caught on camera, shots fired during a terrifying robbery inside a sto the split second move by two employees that may have been the difference between life a

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eyewitness news reporter, darla miles has the very latest. >> good morning, four hours and $11,000 later, gummy is finally going to get to leave brazil. that's how much time he spent speaking to brazilian authorities and $11,000, that's how much money he'll have to prosecution. new video shows american swimmer, jimmy fegan walking out of a court early this morning, after spending hours speaking with a judge working out a deal. teammates, jock and conner met with boos, they are finally heading back to the u.s. after being pulled from their flight wednesday and spending thursday giving testimony to rio police. a statement, we apologized to the people of brazil for this ordeal. in the mist of what should right will be a celebration of excellence. this video which police contradicts the story ryan locthe told about being robbed at gunpoint. the american swimmers can be seen vandalizing a bathroom before being questioned and paying for damages. but locthe is still sticking to his story. gun was pointed at the swimmers, no matter what happened at that gas station, the swimmers were robbed by p

darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> penn state assistant coach gerry sandusky testifying in court today denying he sexually abused ten boys. sandusky testified for an hour during an appeal's hearing. he was convicted 4 years ago. to told a judge during his trail in 2012, it wasn't his idea to waive his rights to testify. the 72-year old wants his 45-count conviction overturned claiming he wasn't properly represented by his legal team. >>> a new jersey couple got the green light from a forward on the suit -- at the heart of the complaint, the couple says the former owner should have warned them of a harassing person. they bought a $1.4 million in 2014. since then they've received what they call creeper letters from a person who claims ownership from the house. the couple says the real owner should have warned them about this so-called watcher. the former owner says they received more than a note. it wasn't disturbing and didn't think of it. private events d. will be renamed the meadowlands arena. not an adventure turns into a tragedy. three students get trapped in a cave for 30 hou

their plane at the last minute to answer questions about a gunpoint robbery reported by gold medalist darla miles has more. >> reporter: the two swimmers are expected to speak to authorities at some point today. they had actually already cleared customs when they were detained. the decision came after a brilliant judge saw video of them returning the morning after the alleged incident as if absolutely nothing was wrong. new video shows american swimmers leaving the rio after being detained by police. the two were pulled off their flight back to the u.s. last night. investigators looked into their claims they were robbed at gunpoint sunday night. [speaking in a foreign language] >> reporter: their attorney spoke in portuguese, saying there was confusion between the judge and police. the robbery allegations first came from ryan lochte, who says the men were out late after the last of the swimming events, police officers. >> the guy pulled out his gun, cocked it, put it to my forehead. he said get down. i put my hands up and i was like whatever. >> reporter: but lochte's story has changed and

. >> thank you, darla. >>> we are following this developing story in new jersey. live electric wires fell on a road. pse&g said they fell on utility poles on preakness avenue about two hours ago. so far no customers have lost power, nobody has been hurt. crews are making repairs to the poles and wires. >>> a funeral today for one of the victims from the weekend crash on the long island expressway that claimed six for scott martel la in dicks hills. tomorrow services for helen and is say door will be in westhampton beach. police are investigating if one of the people that died, carmelo pinallis was speeding when his car went airborne over a median separating the eastbound and westbound lanes. >>> the worker injured in a fall at a construction site on 38th street in midtown manhattan is in serious condition. the victim fell several stories before landing on scaffolding. under investigation. >>> a brazen burglary at an upper east side consulate raising the eyebrows of counterterrorism experts. video shows a clear picture of the man and woman that they are looking for

darla miles is live outside 1 this will be a seamless transition according to the city. o'neal plans to continue the city's existing community policing policy and he says policing should not come at the expense of the community it serves. commissioner to-p james o'neal, or jimmy, as the mayor calls him, will pursue a policy of o'neal says with more manpower and resources now his officers will make it work. >> they'll know the people calling 911, calling 311. they'll know the residents the people that have business and his we can have that connectivity. >> reporter: o'neal and commissioner bratton met in 1990. he has been promoted >> reporter: he is well liked in the department. >> he has a masters from john jay. he is a visionary leader. he wants to engage in new and innovative projects. he has an open mind and this is something you are looking for in the next police commission year he is deeply dedicated to repairing the breach between the community and the police and he is a proven crime fighter. you need both those combinations. >> reporter: the reverend al sharpton s

darla and ger vanna with their families and then the other kitten was daggerra and she was adopted by the sanders family so we really appreciate them coming in and adopting those kids. >> you got a big event coming up. >> this coming saturday at the children's museum. it is a beer fest. beer tasting over 40 different breweries, lots of food, dj and part of the proceeds goes to us. it's a beautiful night. >> how much? >> the tickets range in price depending on what you're going to get but it will be a lot of fun and it will help support our animals that are in need so hope people come by. >> sebastien won't have any he is a cutie pie. >> i like this mix. very cute. give me the location and time. >> 3607 north armenia avenue is our shelter open at 10:00 today. >> awesome. thank you very introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches . discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. foster farms presents appetites. even a small one can throw you off your game. they can happen anywhere. and they only get bigger as time goes on. serve foster fa

. >> reporter: in union square, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a showdown between the city and a developer over plans to expand a waterfront park in brooklyn. at issue is the location of the former city storage warehouse on th williamsburg and greenpoint. it was all but destroyed but fire last year. the city offered to buy it for $100 million to expand the bushwick inlet park but that offer was rejected. protesters called on mayor de blasio to use eminent domain to acquire the space. >> we want to make it last and be a fabulous place to live and be part of the city for years and years and years. sale at $325 million. >>> mosquito spraying underway in three of the five boroughs. trying to prevent the spread of the zika virus and other mosquito-borne illesses like the west nile virus. low flying helicopters will treat non-residential areas until about 7:00 tonight. the process will be repeated through wednesday. >>> officials in florida investigating one new non-travel related zika virus case, this one in palm beach county. governor rick smith says the person recently visited

darla, we'll come back to you very important day for new york city, a very good day, very meaningful day. it is a day where we, once again, recognize the extraordinary achievements of our police force in driving down crime and making our neighborhoods safer and bringing police and community closer together. we celebrate. we celebrate transition with continuity, filled with shared vision, and we celebrate taking a step into new york city's future. in september, commissioner bill bratton, whose contributions to our city and to law enforcement not only here but across the nation, are literally extraordinary. in september, commissioner bratton will retire from the nypd. we have found the perfect in chief jimmy o'neil. i congratulate you, chief o'neill, on this very important day for the city. i will say at the outsaid, i always call him jimmy. you can call him james. you can call him jim, but i always call him jimmy. jimmy is one of the best prepared incoming commissioners this city has ever seen. his decades of experience have taught him not only how to lead to improve the extraordinary

and now i'm going to as darla mentioned, she knew those who have been here before there would be numbers, i want to show you why. this is a poll released by gallup. what do they ask? you think abortion should be legal in all circumstances, a few circumstances, legal and most are competitors or legal under a circumstance? notice 56 percent of the population believes abortion should be never allowed or only allowed in a few circumstances and only 29 percent side with the name all emily's list planned parenthood position, not our whole, this is gallup the next full shows a essentially the same result taken this mark and i only put it up to, i could show you something like this, to help validate first taken by cnn again, 5454 percent think abortion should always be legal, legal only in a few circumstances and only 29 percent agrees with the position of planned parenthood and naral. the next. with respect to the abortion issue, would you consider yourself to be pro-choice or close pro-life? on these labels, this is essentially parity between the pro-life and pro-choice positions but iwant to

this is laura's dog darla and here is cara's dog kelly. this is griff jenkins dog rascal.ng, right? like the owner a rascal. next up liz fanning's dog loony and best friend thomas. dogs do in fact have best friends. last but certainly not least, we have charlie cougar's dog george and, of course, you probably saw us playing with pups on the five today. we had a ton of fun with the new york humane society and each of us had our own puppy. i made friends with little francois. a little malti pough. greg had chihuahua. bolling's dog wanted out. she was jumping around and trying to escape. you can't get enough of this. it's adorable. we have my dog bellla. little belinia. people said i didn't know had you a dog. people asked me is that a real dog? she sort of sat there motionless. what a good girl. this has been a lot of fun. invite a dog into your home. that's all we have now. monday night 7:00 p.m. eastern. never miss me and the gang on the five week nights at 5:00 p.m. eastern. up next a fox network special with greta. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. let's

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