dan bowen, fox 5 news. liz: the horrible mass shooting, a candle light vigil held for the victims at a college in oregon. ben: ten are dead, seven injured following the shooting in southwestern oregon. the shooter was identified as chris harper mercer who was shot to death by police. president obama was outraged them out another mass shooting. sharon crowley has the tragic details. >> gunshots right now, even the classroom on the southeast side. >> reporter: chilling words as law enforcement response to oregon's community college campus and come face-to-face with a mass murderer. >> the first 911 calls came at 10:38 this morning. all law enforcement in the area responded immediately to the campus. the active shooter was engage by law enforcement and later confirmed to be deceased. >> i look out the window and a couple girls running, sprinting away from the building and i heard screaming. >> reporter: surviving students of the 20 mad gunman walked into her classroom, shot her teacher and demand everyone get

steve: dan bowens has more from brooklyn? new information shows a lessening threat from hurricane joaquin to new york city and east coast but officials say that it's way too early to know just where the storm is going to go. with the hurricane's path still uncertain, new york city is activated its emergency operations center and mayor bill de blasio is urging residents to take her cautions. >> let me emphasize that we cannot rule out any possibility at this point. reporter: city officials position varies equipment like lights and generators and rescue they have learned lessons from hurricane sandy. >> we have gone through painful past experiences and we're talking today about something that will have its earliest impacts on sunday and monday tour officials are also taking steps to get ready and complicating all these preparations with or without an impact, a separate storm is expected to drench the tri-state over the weekend leading to coastal flooding. >> you know, it's just things are going to flood, but we are going to dea

from the newsroom dan bowens "fox 5 news." christina: a sea of blue and orange as the mets take on the chicago cubs. the crowds are huge and energy is through the roof. "fox 5's" lidia curanaj is live talking about the fans. reporter: good evening. it's cold outside. things are starting to heat up with the mets winning 3-1. --1. and since i've citi field a you the mood inside is electric. mets fans are loud and proud as the team squares up against the chicago cubs for game one of the national league championship series. >> between harvey tonight syndergaard tomorrow and degrom what more could you ask for? report to wear these for? >> they'll have meeting -- meanings. to get the mets fans going. reporter: then there's this picture of a black cat. >> they were nine and a half games behind the cubs. the mets overcame them. reporter: the weather quite chilly but not for many. >> i'm very excited. reporter: it's pretty cold out here. no question fans are die hard and full of faith that their team to clinch the coveted spot to play

dan bowens "fox 5 news." christina: if you look at youtube you probably know -- cam's are a good way to capture unexpected events like the one seen here. the cameras are commonly used by drivers in the state. many experts are now saying you are free to implement dash cam's and private date vehicles. accusations. nypd is searching for two suspects who carried out an armed robbery of a luxury store in midtown caught on camera. take a look at these entering the store on west 57th street. that was before 1:00 p.m. yesterday. they ordered the store workers to fill bags with watches. the suspects fled with 40 luxury watches worth $70,000. after weeks of big ring between governor cuomo and mayor dimaggio adela's been reached to fund the capital program. the $26.1 billion agreement will pay for infrastructure upgrades including repairs to damage caused by superstorm sandy. and it should ensure the continuation of projects like the next phase of the second the mayor and governor have been at odds about how much the ci

steve: dan bowens just us what others doing to make viewers cut the cable cord. >> they jack up the price every >> reporter: streaming services are part of a media consumption alternative. >> i stream. >> reporter: david is a subscriber. >> house of cards. orange is the new black. we watch that. >> reporter: his reaction to a decision from netflix to raise its standard rates by a dollar to 9.99? >> it's like everything else. if you want it, you've got to pay more for it. >> i read you're not supposed to ask that. >> you read that? you studied for prison? >> the raise in rates will offset some of the costs the company spends on original programming like orange is the new black and house of cards. >> netflix is providing more content. they're creating more original content. that costs a lot of money. >> reporter: this comes as several streaming boxes are improving technology, looking to capitalize on cord cutters. >> they're bringing in apps, games, apple tv. you're seeing that with google, the chrome cast. all of the boxes are doing something. >> reporter: in the end, whether you cut the c

it's too dangerous for new york and new jersey. >> reporter: dan bowens, fox 5 news. dari: well, fresh from the 11 hours of grilling on the hot seat in capitol hill, hillary clinton wasted no time getting back on the campaign trail. she addressed the women's leadership forum in d.c. and covered a range of issues including gun control, pay equality and affordable education and defended planned parenthood. she talked about yesterday's barrage of questions from republicans about the benghazi terror attack. >> after my experience yesterday, i am just amazed that they are even talking about investigative committee. this time to investigate planned parenthood. i think we all know by now witch hunt. dari: on a serious note, people died in -- four people died in benghazi attack, including ambassador chris stevens. controversy. he says he would be open to closing u.s. mosques to fight isis in an interview earlier this week. the republican frontrunner was asked if the u.s. should take action to close certain mosques as part of the against isis, britain. >> i would do that absol

dan bowens has more on her testimony. testimony. >> reporter: hillary clinton going face to face with the republican-led special investigation into the 2012 benghazi attacks, defending her record as secretary of state. >> i did not see them. i did not approve them. i did not deny them. >> reporter: some house members to save the lives of four americans murdered, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. >> they were killed under circumstances that most of us could never imagine. >> you said it's good to remind ourselves and the rest of the world that this couldn't have happened without us. you were right, secretary clinton. our libya policy couldn't have happened without you, because you were its chief architect. >> nobody knew the dangers of libya better, but chris chose to go to benghazi because he understood america had to be represented there at that pivotal time. >> reporter: the year and a half investigation also revealing clinton used a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state, an issue that's dog

fox 5's dan bowens has incredible story. reporter: thursday suffolk county long island busy intersection when what seemed like a routine day and then out of nowhere and suv crosses the median rents overwrote sinon strikes a minivan reporting it on dash cam. as bystanders try to help out the driver of the suv backs up and starts another vehicle and accelerates and once again hits the minivan. this time you can hear the young children and mother inside the minivan screamed. the driver of the suv identified charged with dwi. i'm at the intersection of woodside and ocean avenue. spina was taken to brooksville medical center in friday after her and that she was released on her own recognizance. no one answered the door at her home but neighbors here learning of the accident this weekend say they are outraged. edward powers lived next door has and has a 2-year-old child. >> it's scary and i think she deserves more than what she is getting. just a dui should be charged for more than that. >> coming down the block like that is a lit

dan bowens has more answers. reporter: the case has renewed criticism in the way that some have deferred into drug treatment programs. this is a decision that they are now questioning. >> the perpetrator was obviously a hardened and violent criminal. reporter: not holding back the outrage. >> he should not of been on the streets. reporter: tyrone howard was not already locked away. >> there were some people that have to be in prison. and we need to make sure that they get to prison. >> last fall he was arrested in he was ordered to a drug diversion treatment program. >> i will speak for myself, my understanding of this track record, he would've been the last person in new york city that i would have wanted to see in a program? the statute allowing them discretion is designed for complex and difficult situations. the reality is we should place blame on the person pulling the trigger. a decision to skip out on that treatment program slipping back into a criminal underground is not surprising. >> they are trying to

as people rush in to help, the driver backed up and hit the gas, fox's dan bowens breaks down the crazyne. >> reporter: thursday suffolk county long island busy intersection on what seemed like a routine day. then out of nowhere, an suv crosses the median, runs over a road sign and strikes a mini van that was recording it all on dash cam. as bystanders try to help out the driver of that suv backs up strikes another vehicle then accelerates and once again hits the mini van. this time you can hear the young children and mother inside the mini van scream. >> ahh! >> the driver of the suv identified as linda spina53 years old arrested and charged with a dwi. no one answered the door at her home. neighbors here learning of the accident this weekend say they're outraged. edward powers lives right next door and has two-year-old child. >> it's not joke. it's definitely scary, and i think she deserves more than what she's getting just a dui. i think she should be charged for more than. >> it's disturbing enough at night but during the day when there's kids out playing and coming down the block l

. >> one death has been linked to the the latest cluster of legionnaire's disease in the bronx, dan bowen with how health officials are watching the new cases. >> reporter: there are cooling towers here that are contaminated with legion el -- bacteria they are being cleaned, the mayor said now is not the time to panic, this is more limited than the one we saw in the south bronx in summer, city leaders arriving in a enior center in morris park. in time for the nightly game of bingo. >> we had in the last day over last week plus, 13 people in the broader morris park area considered legionnaire's. >> reporter: why health commissioner is urging residents in this area of the bronx to visit a doctor right away if they have flu-like symptoms, 15 out of 35 cooling towers tested over the week came back withed it results. >> this is awful, someone has to know what is going on here, why all of a sudden, the cooling towers are breaking out. >> reporter: they are not far from each other, chase bank andly man high school -- lehman high school, and two of albert >> they have to do better maintenance, pu

. >> dan bowens is in insuring, where uber's drivers staged a strike over the weekend. >> dan?porter: around the country day two of a call for uber drivers to turn off their apps and demand higher wages. >> it is a warranted request. it is not unreasonable. so many people work with benefits. i don't blame them. >> reporter: petition on social media drawing more than 1300 supporters, demand include raising fares and adding a tip option. >> we a appreciate your driver. you feel like the the carries clean. you got the there on time or whatever it is. you don't have to tip. you can have an option from zero to 20 percent. >> reporter: uber drivers are considered private contractors and operate their own vehicles paying for gas, insurance and upkeep. many say they are striking because they are bound by rules that treat them like employees. >> believe me, i'm really thinking to check for another job because it is not really worth it. >> reporter: uber drivers are not unionized it would be hard to penalized to work this weekend in light of others calling for higher wages. and just to d

>> dan bowens has look at the two cities how they stack up one against the other. reporter: best city in the world. new york city. >> we're loyal the mets. >> we stand by them. reporter: matched up against kansas city. midwestern kindness that existed. it was nice year. >> here the big apple has more than 8 million people. more than 39 of the 50 states. the atmosphere with the people, you know, you got people from all over the world here. >> fork city has the statute of will be ty. they have the m museums. they have all the earth. have all the shows, the broadway. >> there the population totals about 2.1 million. just see you of the opp lation in queens. city. >> kansas city, here i come. report they make up for in barbecue joints. more per capita there in other city in thing that is. it is good. >> yeah. the best barbecue you can find, east coast, west coast. meas, we got everything. bagelles, giros, chinese, scrap niece, koreans where, a do you like to? >> pizza. i like pizza, too. reporter: don't forget the pizza. don't for get jerry seinfeld hong the celebrity

dan bowens joins us to explain what his decision means for both the democrats and the gop hopefuls who are still in the race. >> reporter: biden has run for president twice before in his four decade political career. there will not be a third try. the 72-year-old's decision is considered a clear boost for democratic frontrunner hillary clinton clinton. >> good morning, folks. >> reporter: speaking from the white house rose garden, vice president joe biden announcing he will not be a candidate in 2016. >> unfortunately i believe we're out of time, the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. >> reporter: flanked by his wife jill and president obama, biden says his family's grief after the death of his eldest son influenced the decision. >> while i will not be a candidate, i will not be silent. i intend to speak out clearly and forcefully to influence as >> reporter: supporters seeking an alternative to hillary clinton urged biden to run for months, including during an appearance on "the late show" with stephen colbert. >> this is why i think people want you to run

christina: the door to cuba is opening and now there's a rush to get through it and start dari: dan bowens has a look now at how american businesses and entertainers are flocking for opportunity. opportunity. >> reporter: from the same streets where seeds of the communist revolution were planted, something new is growing in cuba and it has roots limping linked to western entertainment. now that relations that thawed, sents are flocking to havana, like katy perry and mick jagger. two years ago, jay z and beyonce took a quick trip. the publicity only adding allure to the tropical island, considered a forbidden fruit to investors for decades says the managing editor of the realty magazine the real deal. >> developers are eager to get there. that's an untapped market and a tremendous amount of opportunity to develop in a caribbean paradise paradise. >> reporter: with the potential of an influx of american cash is complicated. >> once you read the fine print and realize there are a lot of obstacles, you'll have to be patient as an investor and developer. >> reporter: there are plenty of critics

talled more than 15 million times with views of the hot springs and iceland, dan bowens, "fox 5 news." dari: canes you are wondering, you have not seen for a little while there. there is a good reason. >> look that. a a proud new pop pa. one-week-old today. he is awful cute. dari: right. beautiful little baby. steve: mom, dad. dari: this is number to though. screw one of each now. dari: right. yes. mom and dad and of course little sister they are a sweet little family. conare lations the entire clan. steve: congrats. dari: madison square garden was filled with the walking dead fans for season six pri peer. our sy bone boys was among them. she goes behind the scenes with what he is saying about surviving another season. steve: hottest songs on empire. the music video premier of mo doubt about it hit times square. we will talk inside of hand-crafted...layer by layer. the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced pumpkin macchiato. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks

our dan bowens is there. no word on his condition. this. with have linda schmidt. linda, a do we snow. reporter: i have to till, this is an active scene out here along the fdr drive. there are hundreds of cops out here as well as officials. fdr is shut down between 125th street. no traffic is moving between 120 and 125. from what i am being told, something went down around 104th street and first avenue a hour and a half ago. something, something to the effect of man wo was seen with a one. somehow some firing ends up, gunfire ends up happening between the police officer and the suspect. i don't know who started firing first police then pursued the suspect here at fdr drive. i spoke to a witness. the wagner houses are here lit lair stone's throw away trillion the fdr drive. i spokek to a woman who lived here. he was tell meg what she heard and what she saw. here is what she had to say. by the way she didn't want to show her face on camera. you will see my face but hear her voice. here is what she had to say. i heard five shots. very close. very near. as the person w

dan bowens joins us to tell us why the show is being used as a teaching tool about tolerance. >> reporter: shakespeare once wrote all the world's a stage. now the stage extends to the new york city police department. a one-act play is going to be part of training for recruits this fall. the production focuses on two historical figures victimized by racial and religious prejudice. >> for the police commissioner before my recruits was just -- i couldn't have dreamt of a better offer. >> reporter: the playwright says lessons have to be experienced on a stage. >> i couldn't think of a better place than the police academy to have this play with the men and women who wear the damages, who carry the weapons, and pull the triggers. triggers. >> reporter: her play imagines a conversation between anne frank, the teenage jewish girl persecuted by nazis and emmett till, the african-american murdered in the '60s for whistling at a white woman. >> the same tactics that the nazis used on those who were jewish are the same tactics that were used on black people during the jim crow day. >> reporter: after

fox's dan bowens breaks down the crazy scenes. >> reporter: thursday in long island busy intersection of what seemed like a routine day. then out of no where a suv the crosses a median, runs offer a roadside and strikes a minivan that was recording it all on dash cam. as bystanders try to help out the the driver of that suv, backs up, strikes another vehicle and accelerating and hits the minivan this time you can hear young children and mother inside the minivan scream. the driver of the suv identified as linda spina, 53, arrested and charged with the di. no one answered in her home, and neighbors here learning of the accident said they are outraged and linda powers lives next door and has a two-year old child. >> it is not a joke. it is scary. she deserves more than what she's getting just a dui. she should be charged with more than that. >> it is not night, during day when kid are out at play and to becoming down the block like that, it is scary. >> it is sad. obviously is there a problem there. >> reporter: driver of the minivan is a farmingdale resident who spoke with us by phone

dan bowens has more on the weekend's protest. of a call for uber drivers to turn off their apps and demand higher wages. >> i think it's a warranted request. i don't think it's unreasonable. plenty of people work with benefits. i don't blame them. >> a petition on social media drawing more than 1300 supporters. demands include raising fares and adding a tip option. >> if you feel like the car's clean, you got there on time or whatever it is, you don't have to tip. you can have an option from 0-20%. >> uber drivers are considered private contractors and operate their own vehicles, paying for gas, insurance and upkeep. many say they're striking because they're bound by rules that treat them like mows. employees. believe me, i'm really thinking to trick for another job, because it's not really worth it. >> because youtubeer drivers aren't unionized, it would be hard to penalize those who don't work this weekend. it's also hard to determine just how many are participating in the strike. a quick check of the app outside can see there are plenty of options. >> if you're part of the sharing econo

dan ashley. for larry beil and all of us, thank you for your time. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, julie bowenderwood, with cleto and the cletones. and now, not mistaken, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome.

dan ashley. for larry beil and all of us, thank you for your time. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, julie bowen and carrie underwood, with cleto and the cletones. and now, not mistaken, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. very nice. thank you. hi, everybody. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i want to admit something right up front. i'm only going to be -- very nice. appreciate it. i'm goingo be paying about half attention during the show tonight because i'm distracted because the world series is on. ga game one of the world series, kansas city, royals versus mets. guys over here in royals jerseys. please have them escorted from the building. it's a long overdue match-up. the last time royals or mets won a world series was 1985 and 1986. the games preempted new episodes of "who's the boss" and "matlock." it's been a while. my cousin sal and i had the misfortune of being born mets fans. this is sal on our flight home from brooklyn this weekend. one of our producers, trevor, is from kansas city, so he's a royals fap. he made the grave mistake of falling asleep