she drove to a h a rape kit done. >> we were able to find out it was adam york. >> york admitted to stopping the woman but denied ever touching her. but evidence from the rape kit and an investigation were enough for the department to fire him. in his 12 years the only blem blemishon his record was failuro appear for a court hearing. was praised for having no citizen complaints. he was reprimanded in 2001 for failure to attend a training called you can stop harassment. >> he was a police officer, and any time that happens and an officer is involved it's very disappointing. >> ch chief ward say they waiteo announce the firing until the state's attorney reviewed the now been filed. >> the rape kit is obviously going be used as evidence but there is no dash cam or body camera video to back up his claims. he was arrested and released 30 minutes later on a $15,000 bond. >> crystal, thank you, and pasco county deputies are looking for say he punched a woman in the face during an argument and broke her nose, and possibly her left cheek bone and when she tried to call 9-1-1 he reportedly took her ph

he said adam york has impeccable career without a blemish. unfortunately there are allegations against him. ones that we will soon be able to defend and clear up. he says there's evidence that hasn't come out that he also thinks will clear up some of what he believes are misunderstandings in this case. mark? >> >>> still to come tonight, keeping more people from having a criminal record and out of the county jail. up next, why pinellas county new at six tonight: easing up on crimi >>> new at six, easing up on criminal sentences. at least when it comes to minor crimes. in march the city of tampa voted to slap a civil citation instead of handcuffs on anybody carrying small amounts of marijuana. st. pete conde cover all of 3i pinellas county. >> isolated small time offenders won't be clogging up the pinellas county jail and court system and won't mean a criminal precord for somebody who makes mistake. >> each year around 45,000 people end up in the pinellas county jail. many after getting caught with small amounts of marijuana on them. the sheri

adam york charged with sexually battering a woman he pulled over while he was off duty. carson chambers is live for us tonight to show us caught. carson. >> reporter: right. it was actually a surveillance video camera over at west shore mall plaza that caught this on tape. it actually zooms into the officer and the lights on his car because of the motion. it happened in the early morning hours. so the video is dark. february 1st. the officer was found a month later after his dna was found on her underwear. >> shock and disappointment to all of us here. grainy, hard to see details but you can clearly spot flashing police car lights. >> it was a shock to us. it's hard to believe. >> reporter: tonight, former tampa police officer adam york facing sexual battery charges after detectives say he pulled over a woman speeding while off duty in the parking lot at west shore plaza and then assaulted her. >> it was after one of our events so we had multiple agencies in town helping us. so it was hard for us to determine initially exactly what >> reporter: chief eric ward says the s

police chief eric ward said former officer adam york pulled a woman over on february 1st, and during the traffic stop, he allegedly committed sexual battery. york denies the accusations. >>> this morning former governor charlie crist will be hosting an investigation as part of his congressional campaign it military veterans across pinellas isn't discussing the military retirement and benefits. it begins at 10:00 this morning at vfw post 2473. >>> this morning east lake firefighters will thank law enforcement officers for their services. it will be a law enforcement appreciation breakfast at station 57 in palm harbor. the breakfast is thanks to donations from firefighters, their appreciation. >>> today you can learn how to save a life. the hernando county health department is teaching basic first aid care. it's 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. in brookville. >>> 5:08 is the time, and we made it to the end of the workweek, leigh. >> we certainly have. we at least will sunshine by the latter part of the week. hour-by-hour, and a lot of sunshine this morning. 80degrees at 8:00 a.m. and 87 at noon. by t

our i-team reviewed officer adam york's informant file that didn't uncover any red flags. york worked for the pinellas police department from 2000 to 2003 and met or exceeded expectations during every evaluation. tampa police say while off duty, york pulled over a woman for speeding in february near kennedy and west shore and sexually assaulted her. the department fired him but didn't arrest yesterday. >>> a woman was arrested for stealing thousands of dollars from children. detectives accused jennifer venditti. they say the theft happened between september of last year and april of this year. >>> the streets of sarasota county are safer this morning. the sheriff's office released new details about operation short stop. the 20-day effort targeted during the operation, deputies arrested 30 people on charges of homicide and burglary. >>> deputies want you to take a good look at this man. the pasco county deputies are looking for dakota kenner. he beat a woman so badly that she may have broken bones in her face. he also took away the victim's cell phone, making it impossible

officer adam york, a 12 year veteran is off the job and chip osowski explains the investigation took months and ended with embarrassment for the police department. >> reporter: this grainy surveillance video captured the traffic stop in question record by this camera near west shore and kennedy. >> he was on his way to work coming into work. and, the victim was speeding. and that is how the traffic stop started. >> reporter: during that stop, clothes and that is when he assaulted her. the investigation began in february, but initially, the victim couldn't provide much information to investigators. >> the traffic stop, the officer, she didn't know who, what agency, pulled her over. and, misconduct took place. >> reporter: detectives tell us dna linked york to the victim. he was fired a month after the york faces a single charge of sexual battery. he was released from the hillsborough county jail after he posted a $15,000 bond. he has denied the allegations. in tampa, i'm chip osowski, newschannel8. >> the police chief is accepting full responsibility for the accidental shooting death

now former officer adam york was fired for allegedly exiting sexual battery on a woman during his traffic stop. >> he was on his way to work coming in for duty. the victim was speeding. and that is how the traffic stop was conducted. >> reporter: this grainy surveillance video shows police lights off in the distance. it came from this camera outside of jc penney. later and only charged and arrested today. >> an officer stopped her, she didn't know which agency pulled her over. >> reporter: now according to this criminal report affidavit, police were able to get dna evidence from the victim and that, they say, is how they determined that it was officer york. we stopped by clearwater home where york lives with his and family. they will meet the standards. >> reporter: york had been with the force for about 12 years, and, the only blemish on his record was missing a court date. >> rod carter live for us in tampa. thanks rod. >>> well, breaking news now, tonight, manatee county investigators arrested a woman volleyball club. detectives believe jennifer veneddy stole $19,000 over a seven month

officer adam york was freed while off duty she filed a complaint. the company notified him in march but just fired him yesterday. >>> detectives arrested guzman khan for a hoax bomb charge. >>> yesterday, the director of one orlando fund extended the deadline for survivors who of the $22 million raised by the fund. the deadline to do that is now september 12. >>> good morning, everybody. we're still watching a couple of crashes. this is causing onlooker delays because all of it is up on the shoulder. we still have that crash we've been talking about all morning long over in davenport. we have a new crash to tell you want to go to sly to make your way around this. a serious crash here, so avoid that area if you can. ivan? >>> looking good out there this morning with sub shine and midday, the clouds roll in. temps in the 80s with showers and storms and 50% coverage this afternoon. >>> final think this morning, you know we have to wait until the state's fair to enjoy fried twinkies or can you just enjoy one from you today. the cream filled snack is the

adam york charged with sexually battering a woman he pulled over while he was off duty. carson chambers is live for us tonight to show us caught. carson. >> reporter: right. it was actually a surveillance video camera over at west shore mall plaza that caught this on tape. it actually zooms into the officer and the lights on his car because of the motion. it happened in the early morning hours. so the video is dark. february 1st. the officer was found a month later after his dna was found on her underwear. >> shock and disappointment to all of us here.

officer adam york is charged with sexual battery. now, the officer -- a former officer was taken into custody this morning and released on $15,000 bond. york was a 12-year veteran of the force. we'll take a look at what the chief has to say coming up. >>> it was a strange twist in a tragic traffic event yesterday morning. the man who was shot and killed in an apparent road rage incident was once convicted himself of road rage years ago. fox 13 sheila reeves >> reporter: what happens next is up to the state attorney's office after a disagreement on the road took a deadly turn. take a look at this video on your screen. this is from the scene of a road rage case near the intersection of forbes road and martin luther king, jr., boulevard wednesday. authorities tell us it all started with a disagreement between two drivers. it's unclear which of those drivers was the aggressor but what is clear a man identified pulled a trigger at least one bullet is here. this is gary durham. we're told the former army ranger who shot him tried to save h

adam: this morning two terminals at new york's jfk resume normal operations after reports of shots firedd the terminals to be evacuated. the reports created frightening homes last night. [shouting] adam: the airport was given all clear after they found in evidence of gunfire. authorities say did not discover firearms or shell casing. lauren: they did a three-hour floor to floor search. adam: they have to. laen: i know. conflicting statements as to when britain will leave european union. that's almost a year longer than expected. but prime minister theresa may has ordered ministers to get on with implementing the exit and saying it's full steam ahead by getting out by 2019. morn half of the uk voted june 23rd to leave european union. adam: let's get you caught up on global market action overnight. in asia stocks were mixed. nikkei was down barely half a percent. hang seng up -- south korea is closed today. lauren: japan has a second-quarter reading. the cac in paris is up a point and dax in germany gaining 30 points this morning. adam: u.s. stock market futures look like this at 5:37. you

let's go down to adam shapiro at more to this story at the new york stock exchange. at's right. as you said it was muddies water capital that shorted this stock and cardiac devices might be susceptible to cyber attack. but they say they stand behind the security of their devices as confirmed by independent third parties and supported through their regulatory filings. they also went on to say that the allegations made by muddy waters on safety and security and di that these are safety and st. jude stands behind the safety of their devices. ashley: very good. adam shapiro on st. jude medical halted. thanks, adam. a new report out just hours ago shows confrontations between iran and the u.s. up more than 50% this year. there have been a series of incidents where iranian boats as you can see there have been harassing u.s. navel vessels in one case a u.s. ship forced to fire three warning shots, all of this happening in one area, critical to oil shipments, by the way, 18 million barrels of crude per bay pass through that region. so the question is why is iran being so aggr

one of them -- reports of an active shooter -- follows a similar false alarm at a new york airport. adam angeles international airport... where reports of a gunman prompted the evacuation of several terminals sunday evening. l-a-x describing the situation in a statement reading, quote... "airport police began receiving reports of an active shooter in terminal 8. word spread quickly through the terminals by word-of-mouth, social media, and additional calls were made to airport police about an active shooter in other terminals." the ensuing panic caused more than two dozen flights to be diverted... as well as cancellations and delays. mos says: "..all there was a flood of people that came running into the bathrooms saying there was a shooter. i mean, everyone was in a huge panic." mos 2 says: "..we got off the plane and were exiting and saw just a mob a crowd coming towards us and we immediately started running." the airport says about the same time there were reports of a masked man armed with a sword and dressed as the character zorro. police later determined that sword was plastic. mos

adam shapiro on floor of new york stock exchange. adam you have your eye on the big movers and the nasdaq as well and big news announced from tesla. talk to me about that. reporter: when you talk about nasdaq, i mean we're settling two points shy of the record close. when you look at all the indexes we are off where we were in the trading session earlier when we were much higher but we closed in the green of the nasdaq, some of the stocks helping, applied materials. hit new 52-week high. it is up at the close. they're doing pretty well. ulta salon, we'll get earnings from ulta on thursday, they hit a all-time high, 276.23 cents a share. they were strong. bed, bath & beyond was up and as well as trip advisor. tesla the key here is a new battery elon musk announced that went public 3:30 eastern time. it has a range of 315 miles. that will give some worry warts who think they can't go far enough with electric car, that may put concerns at ease especially as this battery goes into some of the new tesla models. we got news from the homebui

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adam: the "new york post" called him liar, liar speedo on fire. what do you think, lauren? or any reprieve for him? >> look, he's a representative of the nation, that's what makes this so terrible. he's not just a random person, he is a huge star. household name recognition and representing our nation at an international event and behavior was atrocious. and to me it's absolutely not an apology. it plays into the stereotypes that other nations have about americans, insensitivity to other cultures and lack of respect for other cultures, and it's so unfortunate. so not representative of our olympic team and casts such a paul over the games. adam: this lie began with him telling his mother. this is proof why you should never lie to your mother. >> never lie to your mother. adam: the olympic commit shot a statement, this is a quote -- sometimes you make decisions that you later regret, they had fun, they made a mistake, life goes on. >> these athletes are role models, young kids are looking up to them, and to see this play out in the headlines the way that it did is outrageous,

adam shapiro on floor of new york stock exchange. adam, you have your eyes on a bright spot as well. reporter: talk about dicks sporting goods. they have better-than-expected earnings. the stock to give you an idea hit an all-time high. it was what, $60 and some change before settling down. this stock is up 66%. they are playing by the rules and playing well. they upped their full year guidance. they expect same-store sales to go up for the year, somewhere two, 3%. it was unfortunate but sports authority liquidation actually helped business at dicks sporting goods. they did pretty well. look at ford. ford had a little bit of trouble today despite mark fields. he was on "mornings with maria", with maria bartiromo, talking about the promise within five years ford will deliver to the market a fully driverless car without a steering wheel or pedals. they will target ride share fleets like uber. if you're uber driver, target on your back. they're going driverless. ups drivers, ford coming for you. stock still down today. last 52 weeks down

scott shellady has details from the cme and adam shapiro on floor of the new york stock exchange. adam, you're looking at home improvement stores, lowe's versus home depot, right? reporter: ashley, home depot had better-than-expected earnings report thanks to the stock market. it was lowe's that was down as well today. lowe's actually cut its earnings forecast for the year. they say they got hurt by of all things, a colder than expected may. they were blaming the weather in the united states. also, fewer big-ticket items getting sold at their stores. take a look also, check out staples. staples was down big-time today. they lost almost 7%. the value in those shares. they're having a series of problems, but another quarter of losses there. this is their 15th straight quarter of declining sales. they intend to close stores. they need to pick that up, according to investors. talk about a bright spot, urban outfitters, go figure, at one appointment it was up, when you consider, 60% year-to-date. they had better-than-expected earnings report. investors like this a great deal. the stock

and we have adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange. adam, all this whiplash happening of course all related to what janet yellen was saying this morning? reporter: yes, janet yellen when she speaks, markets listen. we had, what a 23-point swing at the high. we were at lows of session 113 points down. we came off the lows. when you consider some of the numbers, charlie brady back at base crunched it for us, s&p 500 has gone 35 days without a swing of 1% move that is the longest stretch that happened in more than two years. investors clearly looking for signals what will happen in september. if you're wondering, the dow and s&p have been down three days in a row. s&p 500 down five of the last six trading sessions. couple things to look at right now, the vix at a seven-week high. investor concerned what might happen with interest rates. janet yellen non-committal as the fed always is but says there is environment perhaps to do that st. jude, that weird things happened within the last 30 minutes of the trading session. they halted trading.

collins joins senator mark kirk of illinois and representative adam kinzer of illinois, richard hanna of new york and rigel of virginia and republican numbers of congress who are backing trump. tonight on q and a politico editor susan glasser and new york times white house correspondent peter baker, husband and wife journalist talk about their careers and move to israel. q and i heirs through august, weeknights at 7:00 pm eastern time. coming up at 8:00 pm booktv primetime features books on education. first is ed bolin's and the battle for room 314. all this tonight starting at 8:00 eastern time on booktv primetime on c-span2. next, middle east scholars discussed turkey's political future following a military coup attempt in july. they talked about the implications of the ongoing situation in turkey for the united states, eu and nato. the turkish president will meet today with russian president vladimir putin. the two countries had diplomatic relations since the russian military plane last november. [inaudible conversations] >> can you hear me? we have a problem, what i am don wallace, professors

. >> adam, long island, new york. >> hello, my name's adam. i'm actually a college student from new york. i actually read part of the book that mr. norton wrote about dewey, and i was just wondering what did dewey think of his chances of going into the 1948 campaign about winning the race? i mean, i know that dewey was supposed to win that race, maybe mr. smith could talk about that, about what were his prospects about winning the '48 campaign against roosevelt. >> now, the '48 campaign against truman. i think the '44 campaign against roosevelt, i'm not sure he ever really expected to win. i think he certainly expected to win four years later. but again, as we talked a little bit earlier, you may have missed it, he was not the complacent figure sitting unquestioningly upon his leave that you might think from some of the textbook accounts. he was very cognizant of the fact that public opinion was a dynamic thing. he sensed slippage in the last days of the campaign, and i think he felt in some ways trapped. he had a strategy, it had brought him t

price futures group, fox news contributor watching action from the cme, while adam shapiro is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. adam, harley-davidson not faring as well today. reporter: they had a little bit after volkswagen moment here. they will pay a $15 million fine. part of a settlement regarding emission charges similar to what volkswagen had to go through. according to the u.s. government they made and sold 340,000 devices let them emit more pollution than they should have admitted. they sold 12,600 bikes that didn't meet regulatory requirements. they will settle that. other big news, private pensions or private prisons. the justice department will phase out to let contracts expire with companies that run private prisons. that is geo. that stock was down 40%. coections corporation down about 3%. five years, that will give you what that represents, they only house 14% of the federal prison population. one report says 54% of the correction corporation's 891.7 million in revenue comes from that federal contract. melissa. ashley: adam, thank you very much. oil again soaring today, ending the

price futures and fox news contributor is watching the action from the cme while adam shapiro is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. adam, homebuilders, we can't forget the nasdaq. that was a big loser today. reporter: when we got existing home sales report from the national association of retailers the july numbers were down from june, roughly 3.2%. run rate of 5.39. that was not what people were expecting. subsequently saw kb hometown as well as lennar and toll brothers. yesterday these stocks were all up because we got the good numbers from commerce department from sales of new homes. this was a disappointment, existing home sales. another stock down today, ford. ford had to issue recall on 80,000 plus vehicles, 2013 to 2015 model year. problems with the fuel pump. engines can stall. no one wants that. ford taurus. we're talking about the flex wagon and lincoln mks sedans and that 80 plus recall not helping ford. finally retail. tough world in retail, retail express. they were at 52-week low today, $11.89. not all-time low but stock is having a tough time as is la-z-boy. back to you. melissa: tha

westbury, new york, adam, who is a donald trump supporter. your head. name is adam. am a graduate student from long island, new york, really concerned about the future of our nation. i feel that there is not enough economic opportunity in this country for young people like myself. received my undergraduate degree and now i'm back in school getting a masters degree. i'm hoping that will open more doors. i feel that the way things are going in this country, you know, as i mentioned, there is not enough economic opportunity for young people. i feel that, if hillary clinton is elected resident, things will they the way they are. we will just have 2% economic growth. i feel that these free-trade deals have really hurt our country. primaries, i supported jim webb, a conservative democrat, really share jim webb's views. i know a lot of jim webb supporters coming clean myself, will vote for donald trump. county, a county presidentere wanted obama with 63%. he's going to win a lot of blue-collar democrats in ohio and other midwestern states mr. andp: arid mr. trump: -- other m

their party's nominee, including congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania, adam kintsinger and adam hahn of new york who said they would cross party lines and vote for hillary clinton. in recent days, trump has pushed the concern that the election's going to be rigged. that's his word he's using now. late today, president obama was asked about that suggestion by trump. >> i have never heard of somebody complaining about being cheated before the game was over. or before the score is even tallied. so my suggestion would be, you know, go out there and try to win the election. if mr. trump is up 10 or 15 points on election day and ends up losing, then maybe he can raise some questions. that doesn't seem to be the case at the moment. >> boy, did he love putting that knife in. doesn't seem to be the case now. going to katy tur in portland, maine, where donald trump just spoke today. michael steele is with us, former chair of the republican national committee and msnbc political analyst and paul singer, washington correspondent for "usa today." katy, does trump hear it when the president puts the knife in,

that's off adam morgan, 1-0 new york. morgan's next pitch gone again.he mets go back-to-back and take an early 2-0 lead. more trouble for morgan in the 5th inning. bases loaded forget it. two-out, grand slam, the phillies lose 9-4. >>> eagles and colts tonight from indy with this to be the third preseason game expect to see a lot of starters. we are waiting for the first team offense to show us something. despite what we may think, the birds think the offense is poised to do big things him. >> we're moving in the right direction in terms of being explosive down field and moving in the right direct terms of moving in the right direction. >> you get to the regular season, things turn up a notch. >> reporter: soul and arizona in arena bowl 29. jaw's team the underdog. the soul's defense comes up big, touch done. ensuing kickoffs, sometimes the ball bounces your way. soul go up 21-0 in the first quarter. the rattlers come back, but 6 touchdown passes, the soul win 56-42. it's their second arena bowl title in franchise history. that's a look at sports this m

riding a jet ski in new york harbor with see the city and our guide adam schwartz. >> the energy you feel on the feel out on the water around new york. >> reporter: it is true. the tour has the same characteristics as a day in the city. it can be fast paced, it rough. it can be nerve wracking. and for those who crave it, it can be quite the adrenaline rush. >> you can feel your heartbeat. >> reporter: but then there is my favorite part. seeing the most beautiful city in the world from a totally different perspective. the tour will take you all through the sights of lower manhattan. we begin at the world trade center. >> reporter: we then head up the east river to the south street seaport and up to the brooklyn bridge. >> what a nice shot of lower manhattan, wall street all the way down bowling green. >> reporter: then we go along the brooklyn waterfront to governor's island and out to the harbor to see the statue of liberty and ellis eyed. the tour lasts about an hour and if that is not enough there is a two and a half hour tour @adam has over 30 years experience on the waterways. our

adams passed the new york state bar and just last month he joined the new york innocence project is one of its attorneys serving our profession and our society by helping convict -- wrongly convicted men and women. since 1989, innocence projects across the country have exonerated 342 wrongly convicted inmates in 37 states. 70% of them have been people of color. but his accomplishments can be considered extraordinary part of his story is not unique. according to a 2014 study published in the journal pmas, more than 4% of the sentencing between 1973 and 2004 are likely in a sense. men of color are disproportionately representative. it begs various questions. how can we combat racism in the questionjustice system -- question mark what role can -- play that is truly fair for all. the conversation on race, equality in the american justice national wideing and yet the city club and we're so glad to add mr. adams voice to the discussion. ladies and gentlemen, members and runs of the city club join me in welcoming jarret adams. [applause] thank you all from join us here today. thanks for the go

new york stock exchange, adam shapiro, the vix, is always a signal, isn't it?ter: can be a signal. if we were talking about it on friday, the vix is down 56% from the day where it was after the uk vote. "brexit," it was down 56% on friday. today it popped up a little bit. now we talk about going toward the future. janet yellen speaking on friday. investors might be getting nervous, we haven't seen levels this low since 2014, liz. liz: that is interesting thing. "brexit" was a couple months ago. watch out. maybe it has the long delayed tale. as the federal reserve noise about a rate hike gets louder, pacer etf, sean o'hara, he has all kinds of stocks in his purview. he says look beyond the u.s. go showing elsewhere. where? good to see you, sean. >> nice to see you, liz. liz: you said they will not raise anymore this year after making all this noise? >> i don't think so. if they raise rates, strengthen the dollar, makes it tough for u.s. companies. if the mandate to protect the economy, tough to raise rates. they should be able to but i don't think they are going

let's get to new york stock exchange. adam, hp.y are trying to fix the printer business. they pay $850 million in dividends. they could do much more according to different analysts. here is what we expect with earnings after the bell. revenue $11.4 billion. this is the old-fashioned business of printers and pcs. it is not hewlett-packard enterprises which they split off and got sold, announced a sale back in may. they're looking how they will turn this around by pruning the discounts they give. get a coupon, go buy hp ink. they're streamlining that to bring cost down. see if they're having success. liz: i think my entire college fund for my kids goes into hp ink. >> better than smith corona. liz: better than pecking out on a typewriter. we hit record after record, right? why is the chief equity strategist of federated bearish on equities come september? phil orlando, good friend of the program. manning $460 billion, 460 million at the fund but you have billions overall. >> exactly. liz: you're afraid did i cat over equities? why? >

adam shapiro on the new york stock exchange with fox business tech minute.aiting on big news. reporter: mobile aye teaming up with automotive parts delphi with automotive driving system. available by 2019. tesla added a deal with mobile eye after a model s driver was killed in autopilot mode. according to tech site, rico, the online retailer will work on subscription service cost five months a month but would only work on the echo hardware. if you can believe bill is even wealthier at 90 billion bucks the cofounder of microsoft net worth, gate as 13 1/2 billion dollars wealthier, than the second wealthiest person. the retailer of zara. back to you. liz: adam, we have the news. we just got it. let's get to it. it involves a battery system, is that correct? it is a new 100 watt battery system. and let's see, i am, actually. i am. it is 100 kilowatt-hour battery. model s will go, it will have both model s and model x will have this 100-kilowatt battery. that is pretty significant. he said in a tweet earlier in the day, tesla would unveil the new product. that i

. >>> new at 6:00, the brooklyn borough president under scrutiny by new york city's department of education. eric adams telling eyewitness news they're looking in to the one brooklyn fund. but adams insists he's done nothing wrong and says he's cooperating. n.j. burkett with the story. he's at brooklyn borough hall for us. >> that's right, borough hall is question tonight is this. did the borough president use rent collected from this building to fund his non-profit foundation? tonight the borough president in an eyewitness news interview says the answer is simple. >> our records are very clear and it shows the two separate accounts and shows every dollar that came in and how each dollar was spent. >> reporter: eric adams says the answer is no. the rent money paid for office space in brooklyn borough hall go to his nonprofit foundation but the borough president confirms tonight agents with the department of investigation are pouring over business records from his one brooklyn fund. the foundation established by adams to help pay for community programs for kids and seniors. at issue, whether money for h

. >> adam: police investigating after multiple balconies fall right off an apartment building in new york. >> kim: then a high-speed chase takes a dangerous turn in new hampshire. a man under arrest in connection with this wild wreck. >> adam: staying on top of breaking news, out of california police are searching the home of chris brown after police received a 911 call from inside the this point. we'll continue to watch the images coming out of southern california. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. e this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. a dramatic scene in central new york, cars on a crash course in binghamton. the moment of impact reported an a darb camera. >> kim: good samaritans

adam housely, fox news. >>> a senator from new york is pushing for a firefighter cancer registry. charles schumer presented the bill. it would be voluntary and managed by the cdc. there would be information diagnosed with cancer and track where they battled the fires. it would be used to see if the that information would be compared to other cases to see if there is a connection between exposure and the rate of cancer in dying know ses. that could be upunning by the first of next year. >>> fans are remembering an actor known for his committeddic roles and portrayal of one of the most iconic cracters in movie history, come with me and you'll be in a world of pur imagation. >> gene wilder, who starred as the candy man in the classic willie wonka and the factory died after complications from alzheimer's. he was known for classics like blazing saddles and young frannstein. he was paid with richard pry an his late wife. new video shows a dramtic view of the devastation in central italy from a powerful earthquake. italian firefighters are releasing drone >>> a e devastation in italy sho

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. >> adam: getting a sinking feeling. a man in new york had quite the surprise when his car, well, you see there, end up like that. >> jadiann: at 6:00 a story you will see one station, secret service agent injured in a bad cash now talking about accident that could have killed him. >> adam: also keeping close tax on breaking news. two men in court facing weapons charges. the officers who arrested the men felt threatened when they mentioned recent attacks on police. we'll tell what you they found in the car as we continue to follow the story and get the latest. >> announcer: tonight, if you have a prescription for you can finally get it filled. in boston. 7 news takes you inside for an exclusive look at boston's first medical marijuana facility tonight on 7 news at 11:00. ? i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time job. i'm the boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth care alliance to find out about senior care options. aging happens. we make

"new york times" l.a. bureau chief. adam. you have covered a lot of elections. thing that trump is doing, trying to inoculate himself in advance. how does that stand out to you and your history of politics in terms of its unusualness? >> every time i see a word about trump these days i see the word extraordinary. and trying to avoid that. -- i am trying to avoid that. i have become a little reluctant about trying to see the strategy. maybe there is one, maybe there is not. i have never seen a presidential candidate in advance try to spin his loss. you could argue that it is not good for democracy, but you do not want to signal to your supporters that you think that you might lose. on every level it is extraordinary. mark: in the overall context of , they'll have their turn in the barrel when they are being scrutinized and everything looks bad. that it is the other candidates turn. do you, they'll have their turn in the see an end for trump's time in the barrel? >> i will tell you why. it is so cyclical. whatever you think of hillary clinton, she does seem to hav

several congressional women were tweeting about as including new york representative louise slaughter who says -- illinois congressman adam kinzinger posted -- new york congressman carolyn maloney represents parts of manhattan, brooklyn, and queens marking women's equality day by ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange this morning full. . this weekend on american history tv on c-span3 -- the abraham lincoln presidential library foundation for list of book of musings by public figures and ordinary americans celebrating or responding to lincoln's gettysburg address. the editor of gettysburg replies, the world responds to abraham lincoln's gettysburg address beat passages from the book saturday night at 8:50 p.m. eastern. resin is fromthe the words he has written and the artifacts and documents he has left behind for our posterity. he was a simple yet deeply complex man who looked at complex issues plainly and purely. .e accepted and spoke the truth many believe lincoln transcended all other presidents to have served before him and cents. his great american story has reached and continues to reach , racesborders and

york post." columnist sidney adams read, "rising a killing sun."e couldn't put rising sun down. it features a very powerful review from general david petraeus on the back cover. now, if you pre-order "killing a rising sun" on billoreilly.com, you'll get it first. once again, all money i derive from billoreilly.com donated to charity. now, from hawaii, "mr. o'reilly, i'm a liberal who mostly enjoys your talking points memo, but comparing david duke to george soros is off the rails. the comparison was made but the extremism demonstrated by both men is destructive to the country. yes, they have different styles, but here's what's the same, jeremiah. both are doing heavy damage to the country. >>> tony smith, parridge, illinois. o'reilly, thank you for exposing george soros and his plans for wide open borders worldwide. this is the most important stories of our time. fred calhoun, o'reilly, while we know what duke's followers have done, you failed to tell me what soros' followers have done. you messing with me, right? it clearly lays out that soros is

adam, thank you. >>> a fire burning at a tire recycling plant in new york forced hundreds of people to evacuate. this is the news across america at 6:30. that fire got going last night at high thread international. that's in the town of lock look at that smoke. no one was hurt. no near by homes were damaged. but those residents were evacuate as a precaution. investigators are still looking into what started it. >>> we're learning more about the officer who shot and killed a 73-year-old woman during a police demonstration in florida. 28-year-old lee cole was accused of using excessive force with his police dog in the past. cole shot the woman with round during a shoot, don't shoot scenario. the gun was supposed to be loaded with blanks. >> we're learning more about the man who climbed trump tower yesterday using those big suction cups to cling to the building. he's been identified as 19-year- old steven regatta of new jersey. he climbed for two hours before officers yanked him off of the building. regatta is charged with he posted a video saying he wanted to meet with donald trump. the candidate

adam, i -- you know, only in new york and only in this campaign, what more can you tell us? >> chuck, good afternoon. it is quite a new york scene. hundreds of people gathering here on the corners of madison avenue and fifth avenue to watch there guy climb. he has just passed the 16th floor. he's now approaching the 17th floor, despite efforts from the esu unit. there are about a dozen officers up there. you can see them in this live picture. they opened up two vents. they opened up a glass window to try to bring him in, but he has moved just to the left, towards the south side of the building, and he continues to climb with those suction cups that you talked about. they blew up a rescue inflatable right here 56th street in case he does fall. but he continues to go up, chuck, and any efforts to bring him in by the esu unit, which, by the way, they call the navy s.e.a.l.s of the nypd, they just haven't been able to bring him in just yet, chuck. >> you say nypd is involved. i assume donald trump is not there, but i assume that the secret service must be involved. >> i saw two

adams passed he new york state bar and just last month he joined the new york innocence project as one of our ttorneys serving proflgs of profession and wrongfully reeing convicted machine and women. ince 1989 innocence projects have exonerated 342 wrongfully inmates in 37 states. 70% of whom had been people of color. while his accomplishments are extraordinary part of adams's story is not unique. according to a 2014 study in the journal pnas more than 4% of those sentenced death between 1973 and 2004 innocent. many of color are represented ately in the figure. it begs various questions. racism in the t criminal justice system to ensure suspects are treated as innocent until proven guilty? whether role can attorneys play that is t a system truly fair for all? race, nversation on equality and american criminal justice system is ongoing and here at the city club. we are so glad it add the dams's voice to discussion. ladies and gentlemen, members club, iends of the city please join me in welcoming jared adams. [applause] >> all right. thank you for joining us here today. mike, thanks for

adam shapiro is on floor of new york stock exchange. we saw a big merger monday deal, right? >> $14 billion should bring a smile to the fails of some investors. pfizer buying medivation, they make a cancer fighting drug. i won't pronounce this correctly. both stocks are up. pfizer down slightly but medivation up quite a bit as you see. at one point high as 20%. take a look at facebook because "barron's" on sunday had a report they could potentially see that stock go up about the 20% more because they haven't finished figuring out how they will make all the money from mobile. remember two years ago everyone was talking how will facebook monetize mobile? they figured it out. that stock was up slightly today. then there is viacom. we talked about this last week. stock closed down about 4% but the deal is that phillip dauman made it official saturday, he is gone from viacom. back to you. melissa: thanks, adam. oil getting hammered today, ending down over 3%. that was the most in three weeks. what is going on? night is. tell you what. because david asman came back from vacation. e