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when i became a professor i had a choice, and i chose emblemhealth. that choice meant that when my baby harry needed an operation, he got a world-class neurosurgeon. today all three generations of dawson's emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. >> do i have to do this? ugh! all right! >>> it felt like meaningful baseball in october in the bronx. you have to wonder, did they really have a shot to win the wild card matchup tonight? they didn't hit down the stretch, and no surprise they didn't hit much tonight against the tough dallas keuchel. he gets a man on 2nd in the 1st inning, and that set the stone. and then rasmus drives it over the wall. and then carlos gomez with the same, and this one is way into the bull pen. the former met playing like he had something to prove in new york city. keuchel continued the dominance. 22 straight shutout innings overall. i hate to say it folks, but the season is over. the yankees go down with just 3 hits in a 1-game wild card. 3-0 the final from the bronx. >>> meanwhile, after having yesterday o

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emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. video showing an air scare on the ground. an iberian airline jumbo jet gets too close to cars as it landed in san jose, costa rica. the windy weather forced the pilot to change the approach. no one below was in danger, but judging on the images, some may disagree. >>> an alarming health scare in mercier county, new jersey. a nurse used the same syringe to give flu shots to dozens of patients. it was at suka pharmaceutical in west windsor. the experts at the cdc said the risk of infection is low, but it's recommended workers get tested for hepatitis and hiv. >> that's unacceptable. they are supposed to use fresh needles and help the public, not put them in danger. >> company officials apologized saying "we take full responsibility for this incident and are working diligently with the new jersey department of health." >>> also in new jersey, the princeton school district eliminates some weekend home work for students. they will get a break to rest or focus on other activities and the di

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emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. at . >>> the mayor is in israel this weekend for a visit that is almost a right of passage. the mayor visited a school in jerusalem attended by israelis and palestinians, a rare example of co-existence between the two sides. >> and i don't want to pretend to understand the newances of the situation. i think it's important as an outsider to not claim to know more than i do. i think this is a larger human reality that peace is necessary. >> the mayor met with the mayors of tel aviv and jerusalem and visited with victims of recent palestinian stabbing attacks. the mayor's visit comes during a spike in violence in jerusalem and the west bank, violence that shows no sign of abating. the israeli authorities said that palestinian, sailants carried out five stabbing attacks. they left at least four palestinians dead and three israelis wounded. the violence initially erupted about a month ago. >>> and vice president joe biden tonight accepted a human rights award here in manhattan. but he did

emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. >>> new at 11, police are asking for help in the search for a sex assault suspect in brooklyn this is the photo of he followed a woman into an apartment building in bushwick on thursday night. he assaulted the woman, robbed her, and then took off on foot. >>> more information on the deadly oregon shooting. chris mintz now says on facebook the gunman looked as if he was playing a video game. after being on the ground after being shot, he pointed the gun at him, but he said it's my kid's birthday, and then the shooter pointed the gun at his face and left the classroom. that shooting left nine people dead. >>> on long island, some unionized school bus drivers authorized a strike, but it's unclear when it will begin. the teamsters rejected the final the doctor offer. drivers have been instructed to go to work on monday regardless. they transport some 15,000 students a day. >>> new tonight a kangaroo on the loose causing quite a stir on staten island. >> yep, a kangaroo on staten island! matt kozar with more on this aussie's big a

because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> new information in the child sex abuse case against former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky. a judge ordered the attorney general to turn over information related to grand jury leaks. she accuses the judge that oversaw several grand jury investigation of leaking information. >>> a new jersey man pled guilty to plotting to support isis. he admitted to a federal judge that he conspired to provide material support to the terror group. he was arrested along with his brother and two other men in june. prosecutors say he bought a plane ticket for his brother to fly to the middle east to join isis. his layer says he won't cooperate with the government or testify again anyone else. he faces up

emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. >>> some residents of a brooklyn apartment building said their building souper is terrorizing them and wears a body camera to record them. tracee carrasco with the story on the tenants who say they are being terrorized. >> reporter: you're not the super? can you tell us about the body cam though? why do you wear the body cam? why do tenants say you're super didn't want to talk after tenants of 60 turner place in the kenningston section of brooklyn say he's wearing a body camera when he works. you can see it in this picture from a resident. >> he's extremely intrusive, especially coming into your apartment to do work. >> reporter: it's not illegal in public place, but residents are not sure why he wears the body cam, maybe it's because of the complaints he has received. >> i think he's just doing it to protect himself. everything i have seen and heard is him starting it. >> reporter: many say he has been harassing them, name calling and acting aggressively. he once got into a confrontation with a woman and grabbed her arm and a

and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> we are learning the sickening and heartbreaking details of the beating death of a 17-month-old on long island. the mother's boyfriend, lord pardo, now being held on $10 million cash bail. police are calling him a monster. that is a direct quote. after revealing a long list of injuries that he was killed at the boyfriend's home in uniondale. here's sager. >> reporter: 26-year-old lord pardo said nothing to reporters as he headed to court today but a judge set his bail at $10 million, and authorities were quick to share their assessment. >> it's clear the defendant has no soul. he is truly a monster. because the autopsy report in this case is so disturbing. prosecutors say pardo murdered his girlfriend's 17-month old baby, mason robinson, while babysitting here at his house in union dale on sunday. the baby's marie, was working here at whole foods in jericho. according to th

emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one point one million students! one thousand eight hundred sharing one common goal. help all kids succeed. we're new york city public school teachers. taking learning to the next level. and parents and the community are on board! all coming together... ...as one. to celebrate the passion and promise of our public schools. i'm michael mulgrew, president of the united federation of teachers. cmon! join us! greg: 8:32 a.m. according to that clock. our clock says 8:29 a.m. greg: hello. let's see. i still do not recognize the neighborhood 1000%. rosanna: mike, do you know this neighborhood? lincoln center. there you go. what is this? why do i know my landmarks -- what is wrong with me? they make their walkable he right at the table there. greg: a group to lincoln center. sophisticated. you and i were going to do something with opera. we went to the school of rock. now, it is time to go to opera school. you are

because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> the parents accused in the beating death of their own child in a church tonight face a judge. the teenager died during some kind of intervention session at the church. four additional people facing charges. world of life christian church was known for humiliating people for their sins and that they handed down severe punishments. >>> a small fire set of sprinklers today. newark airport, news copter 7 over the scene, a fire breaking out in a restaurant in terminal c. no one was hurt. flight operations were not affected. >>> a bit of a hits today for u.s. airways final flight. flight 1939 named for the founding your of the airline was about 30 minutes late for its departure from philadelphia this

and that's why 45 years ago, he chose ghi which is now emblemhealth. ghi was the first to cover preventative care for new york kids. today with my business, i'm passing on the family tradition of hard work and good health to angel ix. we're talking generations of healthy, brooklyn "angels." emblemhealth: what care feels like...in the neighborhood. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. >> coming up next, the late show with stephen colbert. >> he has elvis calth castillo and darlene love. for the entire team, have a great night. >> good night.

and that's why 45 years ago, he chose ghi which is now emblemhealth. ghi was the first to cover preventative care for new york kids. today with my business, i'm passing on the family tradition we're talking generations of healthy, brooklyn "angels." emblemhealth: what care feels like...in the neighborhood. >> as the immigration debate takes center stage in the race for president, a new film called "mi america" offers an on-the-ground look at the reality of this conflict. "mi america" is inspired by hate crimes against latino immigrants. the movie opens in theaters in just a few days. the film, made entirely in newburgh, new york -- not far from us -- it's about a dreadful crime against five migrant day laborers. here with us this morning -- robert fontaine, the director, the lead actor, the writer, the producer of the movie, and michael brainard, who also stars in the movie, as well. thank you all for joining us. >> thank you. >> what inspired the movie, for you to put it from thought to paper? >> it was actually my wife, who is also a journalist, and

because emblemhealth believes so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" comedy series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: you may know our next guest from "why? with hannibal burress" and "the eric andre show." if not, you will know him from this. please welcome byron bowers. >> whew! how y'all doing tonight? [ applause ] >> you y'all doing in the back? oh, man. y'all must be like me, huh? feel luke i do. i still don't have no health insurance, you know? i don't. which i should because as a young black man i'm accident-prone according to the police. but health insurance, wasn't a priority to me. you know? insurance than health insurance. that make sense? like i would rather have applecare than obamacare. because i'm pretty healthy. but if i drop my phone and the screen crack, i'm sick

because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> all new at 5:00, we were the first to get a look inside a rehab center for animals. >> many of the dogs seized by the nypd and victims of animal eyewitness news reporter michelle charlesworth posting video of the dogs on her facebook page. she has the story. >> reporter: this whacky costume is all part of rehab. >> it's essentially a person who is scared to go outside every time they take a step outside, you hand them $100. he's scared of a person who might be dressed in a big hat walking with a cane. every time he sees that person, i give him a treat. >> reporter: victoria wells is part of the k-9 annex for recovery and enrichment. training, love, natural light, and positive reinforcement are a

because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. >>> we are just two days away from the tcs new york city marathon. right now the opening ceremony getting underway in central park. thousands of people are gathered right now near the starting line and we will bring you the parade of nations. i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm diana williams. a quick look at the top stories. a woman on an mta is in the hospital after she was hit by class shattered by a stray bullet. police are searching for the gunman. >>> one man has died in a collapse in a building. the building between fifth and sixth avenues is undergoing demolition. firefighters rescued another worker who was trapped in debris for over three hours. now a stop work order has been placed on the site. >>>

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let you know if that will move out in time for the holiday non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, ve been connecting my family with a world class network of doctors for over 50 years. who's caring for you? the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. t fewer than 10% received 5 stars. r among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> high speed crash leaves one man hurt. the driver lost control. it happened 2:30 this afternoon. police say the car slammed in to a guardrail and hit a cement column. the driver has been identified. he was ejected from the vehicle and is listed in serious cooundition at brook haven memorial hospital. >>> police are calling it one of the worst neglect cases they have seen. a 14-month-old boy living in feces, flies and garbage. police say she was severely dehydrated when the seized the child last week. and he was so drunk he passed out on the sidewalk. the son is in foster care. >>> new jersey, a priest pleaded not guilty to charges h

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way back when, mayor laguardia and non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, made sure working new yorkers had quality, affordable healthcare. who's caring for you? we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the health care law gives us powerful tools to fight it. to investigate it. prosecute it. and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers are teaching seniors across the country to stop, spot and report fraud. you can help. guard your medicare card. don't give out your card number over the phone. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. let's make medicare stronger for all of us. >>> coming up tonight on cbs 2 news beginning at 5:00, fighting stress through your diet. then at 6:00, air bnb allowed the city in our area to rent out their homes. those stories and more tonight on cbs 2 news beginning at 5:00. >>> the space adventure the martian continues its out of this world run at the box office. the matt damon thriller rocketed to the top spot taking in $37 million. motel transalvania 2 came in second. pan didn't create magic in third place. the intern and sicario roundi

emblemhealth: what care feels like...in the neighborhood. >> did you come up with the answer? >> i think i got it. jesse eisenberg. >> really? which social network's mom was a professional clown? that is jesse eisenberg who turned 32 today. good job. >> i feel like a man. take a look at what happened in new york today. they flipped the switch at the empire state building. it was a lighting ceremony in honor of blue shirt day, >> i was called a nerd. people made fun of the way i spoke. for the color of my skin. >> he is a proud poppa. his son inspired him to write a children's book about growing up biraci >> i look forward to reading it. and i look forward to celebrating the big win, notre bye-bye.y. avsl iert hi. a viabt uny?

way back when, mayor laguardia and non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, made sure working new yorkers had quality, affordable healthcare. who's caring for you? >>> two women and a toddler with nowhere to run. a car jumps the curb, plowing into a family. good evening at 11:00. i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm bill ritter. it started when one car blew through a red light. it happened in the richmond hills section of queens. >> josh einiger is there with details. >> reporter: we're talking about a two-year-old girl, her mom and her awrnghts minding their own business here at the bus stop waiting for their bus to come when all of a sudden in that intersection police say one car ran a red light and slammed into a second car, then jumped the curb and plowed into that family. tonight highly trained investigators inspected the cars involved in this collision that sent this white suv hurdling onto the sidewalk to the very spot where a family of three, including a toddler, happened to be waiting for a bus. and then came the screams of an older family member who tried to shove the little g

emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. so >>> major changes are now in store for seaworld and its controversial killer whale attraction. the california coastal commission approved a $100 million expansion of the tanks seaworld uses to hold orca whales in its park in san diego. the commission has banned greeting of the captive whales that will live in the tanks. animal rights groups are praising the decision but seaworld says it is disappointed. >> hmm. >> all right. back here at home, we're watching out the window here. >> it looks like it's midnight outside. >> wait until you see it. this is pretty unbelievable right now. we have some heavy downpours that have moved out of the west side. what happened was they were lighter as they were approaching new york city and i believe a coastal front started to form which just means there's a bit of a wind shift where they converge. that enhances the rain. now it's pouring on the west side. the timing for the evening commute is bad. this isn't even the main line which is working th

way back when, mayor laguardia and non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, made sure working new yorkers had quality, affordable healthcare. who's caring for you? >>> steve overmyer is in for otis, and it's a very big day tomorrow for the mets' fans. >> yeah, these two teams are very young. this could be the beginning of mets and cubs in the upcoming seasons, and somehow, let's just focus on now. the mets have to focus on how to do four times what they couldn't figure out how to do once in seven tries this year, beat the cubs, and the nlcs starting game pitcher, matt harvey one on the field today. he was give a day to recover, only what we assume was a late night of celebration. they will face the cubs who have more postseason home runs than any other team this year. it's a power hitting squad versus the power pitching squad, and the cubs have won all seven matchups this year, but it may not be that simple. >> everybody, this series matchup through the year, didn't quite go in our favor. i think we all believe we are a completely different team. it's exciting to have it in th