eric adams is a retired captain of the n.y.p.d. he's been around government a long time, and they tend to agree on a lot of things. eric adams, certainly, is a supporter of stop-and-frisk and appropriate police activity. he was very clear about that. she's much more into the community-based argument about "let's see. how do we get people to get along better so we can reduce incidents?" is that the way to police? there's research in both directions. >> would mayor de blasio have benefited by being in some of these meetings, jeanne? >> i mean, i would think so, and, you know, i think that's where some people are scratching their head as to why mayor de blasio wasn't at these meetings, because i do think he would benefit an awful lot, and i think not being at the meetings makes it look like, you know, he's trying to play both ends against the middle, and i think, politically, that ends up being a big problem for him going forward. >> let's talk a little about the race for president. you saw donald trump and his family on the cover of

we have eric adams, thanks for being with us. we want to mention we sent an invite to the nra, the new york chapter, to join us in this conversation. they declined that invitation. let's talk about these mass shootings, most recently in oregon at a community college. the nra has said their motto is guns don't kill people. people kill people. they say gun laws have nothing to do with the gun-related killings. what's your reaction? >> the first part of the comment i agree with. people do kill people. but it's the over proliferation and easy access to guns, those with mental illness and those with a record of just being abusive with guns we have to start looking at. kerry: you've been vocal on this topic and you released a report called gun safety in new york technology. what did you find? >> if you look at it, the gun itself has not changed over hundreds of years. if we started utilizing technology such as fingerprint identification to allow people who are the owner of the gun to discharge the weapon, we can look at things like tha

eric adams will be here at the scene at 8:00 this morning, he will call for end to this violence. that is the latest, downtown brooklyn, back to you. ben: robert moses, thank you very much. this morning a week will be held for a police officer rand paul holder who shot and killed in a line of duty last week. starting at 9:00 this morning the nypd confirm the gun they recovered in east river or for the weekends, they were covered after an extensive search. under the water so it took five days but we got what the chief was asking us for and everyone of us is really proud. ben: tyrone howard is charged with murder, officer holder's funeral is set for tomorrow. juliet: the fbi is warning police department of a plan to recall by anarchist's on halloween. the post is reporting an extremist group called the national liberation militia is planning to ambush officers on halloween. the group prevented members where typical halloween masks and use weapons like bricks, bottles and firearms. the nypd is said to be monitoring the threat. ben: a lot more to come, the best place to trick or treat

we tell you that later today that eric adams is proposing new gas safety measures after this deadly explosion. we will let you know what he has to say. i am alana gold, cbs to news -- cbs-2 news. >>> gas explosions killed two people in east village and in march 2014, a gas leak killed two people in east harlem and nine people died in that blast.>>> 12 people are hurt after a and mta bus crashed in flushing queens. the bus was traveling on guy brewer boulevard around nine a car moving -- 9:45 last night when it hit a car moving in the opposite direction. the bus hit other cars and then into a house.>>> two people were killed in a boating accident in jamaica bay. both men of brooklyn died when their fishing boat capsized friday night. five people were on board when rough water and high wind tip the boat. two people were able to swim back to shore and call for help. of -- a fifth man was treated for minor injuries. >>> police charged 47-year-old josiah richards of brooklyn with endangering a child yesterday. richard -- richards is seen on surveillance video punching the boy in the face and a del

. >> reporter: eric adams means that some communities make it easier to live a healthy lifestyle and others. to the final the new york state department of health and mental hygiene commissioner dr. mary beth and her team track for the different data points. >> some of them speak to housing, income, language proficiency, others speak to health care access individual health behavior is. >> reporter: all that research helped profiles for all 59 districts, jihad leaders in those districts better understand what plagues their constituents. the city believes the 86,000 people in brendel can expect to live 11 years shorter than those in the financial districts due to the highest injury assault rate in the city, the second highest rate of soda consumption, fourth highest rate of drug related hospitalization, seventh highest poverty rate and high rates of obesity and diabetes thanks in part to diet. customers might disagree. 80% of brownsville residents rated their health as excellent or good. >> i know all of them. >> reporter: as for jesse her goal of 99 years in brownsville may prove more

. >> reporter: brooklyn borough president eric adams along w h this council woman stood a few feet away from where a teenager collapsed just hours ago after being shot in the head. to add funding to s.n.u.g., guns spelled backwards. >> we think it's imperative that the governor steps in and the city funds this call for immediate infusion of into the underground grass roots organizations who have been operating with limited andomn some cases, no funding at all. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the moments before and after last night's shooting, a large group of teenagers running in one direction and running back after shots rang out. 16-year-old armani hankens was killed, and 18-year-old mans also shot. >> pow, pow, pow, just like that. >> reporter: all he wanted to do was go home, then she heard gunfire. >> i seen somebodilated out on the ground, and we were just screaming and hollering and everybody was trying to help him and stuff like that. >> reporter: residents like matthews said they want to see more police officers in the area, it's what the council >> the 88th precinct need

out of all of this, borough president eric adams and city council member jamani williams, they want to start an education campaign about the dangers of gas, of situations like this. there are two things you need to know. if you smell gas, one, call 9-1- 1, two, get out. we'll have much more later on eyewitness news. for now we're live in borough park, kemberly richardson channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. developing at this hour an investigation into a mysterious death is now underway in manhattan after a woman is found dead in the doorway of a chelsea apartment building. >> eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff has more as investigators try to figure out what happened. mallory. >> reporter: joe, sandra investigators tell us that right now they're calling this a death investigation. they say a medical examiner will ultimately have to determine the cause of death. if you take a look here, you can see investigators on the scene. we've just learned actually in the last few minutes that a 38- year-old woman was found unconscious right beyond the doorway here. this is where investigat

eric adams, the brooklyn borough president is calling for an end. nearly feet away until a few minutes ago still a pool of blood. greg: ra, robert. thanks a lot. greg: the city is making a push to get more kids into college. starting next year, 11th graders will be a will to take that sat for no charge. rosanna: they will be able to take it during the school day. greg: i had to take it on a saturday. add insult to injury. rosanna: it takes a lot of $2 million to fund all of this. right now, only 56% of eligible juniors actually take this college entrance exam. this may help that. black friday. rosanna and i -- rosanna: talking about the white house. republicans have reached a tentative deal. hallelujah. greg: john boehner really wanted this thing. he probably kind of lost his job a little bit over it as well. rosanna: increase spending by $80 billion. medicare beneficiary is will not face an increase. greg: how about the scaffolding. they are always renovating that hang. greg: they have that worked out. looks like the government will not shut down f

we can tell you that eric adams is proposing new gas safety measures after the explosion. we will let you know what he has to pay -- what he has to say. cbs-2 news. >>> you may recall in the east village that a blast killed two people wear and someone illegally tapped into a gas line. in march 2014, i guess leak level ii buildings and east harlem. >>> and mta bus crashed into a house in harlem. it was traveling on guy brewer boulevard last night when it hit a car moving in the opposite direction. the bus then hit two mack parked cars and [ null ] -- two parts cars and/-- and smashed into a house.>>> ,50 -- 50-year- old joel ortiz died when a boat capsized off the coast of brooklyn. five people will on -- were on board when rough twin tip the boat over. police also rescued a third man who was treated for minor injuries. >>> a woman accused of punching a 10-year-old boy in the bronx is now under arrest. just fire richards was arrested -- josiah richards was arrested for pitching -- punching the boy and a norwood deli. woods was annoyed with the boy because of how we asked fo

this is brighton beach in brooklyn where the borough president there eric adams, joined members of the muslim community in denouncing the worship. >> mean spiritedness, the hate mongering, the attempt to play on the fears of americans and new yorkers by attempting to demonize a faith-based institution is wrong. dari: those at the rally emphasize the importance of cultural sensitivity and respect for religious freedom. ben: the democratic race foss president has one less contender. >> i've decided to end my campaign for the presidency today. ben: that is former rhode island governor around senator lincoln chafee. he made his announcement in washington that he's dropping out of the race. his campaign never really got going, suffering very poor poll numbers. he only raised about $30,000. that's not enough money. dari: yeah. we want to take you back to that fire that's happening in new brunswick, new jersey, where firefighters have been battling a synagogue there. scene. joe beerman high above it. what do we know? >> hey, guys. tough way for the sabbath to start in new brunswick. this is 1

borough president eric adams says governor cuomo needs to give money to antiviolence programs like snug which is guns spelled backwards. >> he needs to refund snug as well as the city of new york to allocate an emergency $10 million allocation to antiviolence efforts for underground. >> adams is also asking the board of education to open buildings for after school programs that will provide safe spaces for teenagers. >>> a new at noon, a fire gutted a house in east orange new jersey. news copter 7 was over the scene about 9:30 this morning as smoke came out from the rear of the multifamily home on steuben street. firefighters say they got everyone out safely. police report twelve people are now looking for a new place to live. one firefighter was hurt and taken to the hospital with undisclosed injuries. >>> a little girl on life support after choking on her lunch at school, we have new information about what happened and why an emt is now suspended from the job. >> plus a bizarre crime, find out how binge watching a popular tv show ended with a real life murder. >> and dramatic video, a

le >>> brooklyn borough president eric adams calling for swift action to stop gun violence following an apparent gang-related shooting in brooklyn. police say 16-year-old armani henkins was killed and a man was wounded last night. adams says governor cuomo should fund more anti-gang programs. >> when the cup of violence over fills, the blood spills downtown as well as in the inner parts of the borough and the city. >> he wants the city to allocate $10 million for efforts and would like the board of education to open buildings for provide safe spaces for children. >>> a budget agreement between the white house and republicans means no government shutdown. in his final days of speaker of the house john boehner announced while some conservative republicans are not thrilled about it, they say there's not much they can do to stop the two-year deal from could be up for a vote as early as tomorrow. boehner says passing it as a top priority before his replacement is named, that could happen again on thursday. >>> the recent outbreak of violence in israel has claimed the life of an american f

. >> reporter: eric adams means that some communities make it easier to live a healthy life-style than others. dr. mary basset and her team tracked 40 data points. >> some of them speak to housing, to income, to language proficiency. access, to individual health behaviors. >> reporter: all that research helped the city assemble profiles for 59 districts to help leaders better understand what plagues their constituents. the city believes the 86,000 people in brownsville can expect to live an average of 11 years shorter than those in the financial district due to the highest injury-assault rate in the city, the second highest rate of soda consumption, poverty, and high rates of obesity and diabetes, thanks to diet. even though jesse's customers agree. more than 80 percent of residents rated their health as excellent or good. >> i know all of them. by name and what they eat. >> reporter: her goal of 99 years in brownsville and on earth may prove more realistic than her community's averages thanks to her genes. >> my grandpa, 101. >> reporter: i'm mac king, fox 5 news. steve: don't leave t

no arrests brooklyn borough president eric adams is holding a news conference to address gun violence. >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> some big old big time rain is coming our way. here's our camera in midtown, a great day for today until that rain gets here. we're looking at what's going to be the rain from just south of d. c., cincinnati down south coming up north. that's the leftover remnants of patricia. today we're going to be looking at a nice moon dropping behind manhattan and temperatures have been around 46 degrees. it's a bit on the cool side to start the day. we'll be looking at what's going to be temperatures today, as the temperatures go into the afternoon we're going to be getting near 60 degrees i bet you. heather's looking at your commute. >> i want to show you what's happening on the northern state parkway, the l.i.e. getting into the northern state parkway. you're going to find a lot of activity over here because of an accident in the process of being cleared away. we'll head to our maps now. i can tell you that mass transit is

. >>> also this morning, brooklyn borough president eric adams will lay out a proposal of new gas safety measures following that deadly building explosion that killed one woman and injured three others yesterday. cefaan kim is in borough park with the latest. >> take a look at what's happening here. quite a bit of activity in the past 15 minutes or so. what you're seeing is firefighters chopping down trees trying to gain access to that building because fire officials say they're about ready to demolish that building. that building will be torn down and hopefully be completely demolished they say by sometime this afternoon. the latest by sometime tomorrow. now this after firefighters spent all night here battling hot spots until about 6 a.m. it took more than 100 firefighters yesterday to battle this blaze. it was around 1 p.m. when that explosion sent debris flying into the street tearing off the side of that building. investigators say this may have all been caused by tenants attempting to swap out a stove before moving. that blast killed a 60-year-old woman in a stairwell. she has not

. >> no arrests have been made and brooklyn borough president eric adams is holding an 8 a.m. news conference to address gun violence in the community. >>> time is 4:40. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic beginning with meteorologist bill evans and the accuweather forecast. >> today we're going to be looking at clear skies to start out and a really pretty morning. the temperature is in the 40s actually around the five boroughs. we're looking at the full moon and 47 degrees. thanks to kala's crew for giving us a full moon shot. we're looking at a i did of sunshine. clouds will increase in the south and west. there might be a shower around kansas city. kansas city is right there in the western part of the state right there on the border of kansas, nebraska, and right there in missouri, but there's a sprinkle during the day but game time should be gone. we'll be looking at this rain coming in for tomorrow. upper 50s to near 60 later on this afternoon. weather and traffic together every 7 minutes. it's weather then heather. how's it going out there? >>

borough president eric adams is holding an 8 a.m. news conference to address gun violence in the community. at 7:25, developing this morning in a deadly shooting at a gas station in irvington, investigators believe the 57- year-old victim was a worker at the getty station. the shooting happened just before 8 last night. no arrests have been made. >>> it is 7:25. here in vineland, home of progresso, but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. this moment is perfect in every way just like my kid gooey...flaky...happy. toaster strudel. now with more icing. >>> an amazin run has led to this. the mets and royals face off in game 1 of the world series. the mets play their first world series game since 2000 starting at 8:07 p.m. they held their final workout in kansas city yesterday. they're trying to win the first world championship since 1986. today is the 29th anniversary of the day they clinch that had last title. >>>

eric's. >> and he was like, what are you talking about? he was so adamant about not even knowing where eric lives. you know, "i'm a weed dealer. i'm not a deliveryman. i don't deliver. people come to me." >> reporter: detective ruvin wasn't about to just take a drug dealer at his word. >> so we end up getting a search warrant for his place. and be recovered a safe from his apartment. and inside the safe was a .380 handgun. it was just like, did he lie? is this our murder weapon? >> reporter: that's the same kind of gun that killed eric. >> it's the same kind of gun. >> reporter: the gun was sent to the firearms lab as ruvin checked to see if he could prove william woodfork was in eric's apartment. but woodfork's dna and fingerprints weren't on the door or anywhere else. you look at the security tape? is he on there anywhere? >> he was never on the security tapes. >> reporter: then the tests came back on the dealer's .380. >> it was not the gun that killed eric. it was the same caliber, but the ammunition was different. so it was just one big coincidence. >>

. >> adam, messages of con dole lenses, grief and anger. eric holder now oregon we weep again as a nation is the answer to our gun violence epidemic to do nothing again? come on america, we solve problems. also former florida governor jeb bush writing prayer for umpqua community college. the victims and families impacted by the senseless tragedy. former congresswoman gabby giffords writes a community's heart has been tested but will not be broken. and oregonians in the area are also posting messages. collin writing waiting for the names of the taken is the hardest. i don't even know what do. police are using #uccshooting for updates and people are using twit tore spread the word about a vigil later tonight. >> joining me is a former new york city police lieutenant. let's talk about how police respond to these tragedies. columbine was a changing moment for this country. how did it change police officers? >> after aurora initially, with aurora police are the strategy of isolate and contain. however, since aurora police have now moved to a strategy

adams. second interception of the game. well after the pick. they have been lacking pressure all night on the quarterback. but this time eric walled eninfluenced that throw. >> phil: it was all about pass coverage. protection, jim, was out standing. the coverage there was nobody even remotely open as i was watching it. they had crossers, indianapolis hoyer -- >> referee: no foul during return. first down. >> jim: he did have his time but once eventually it had the break down once there was pressure it produced the only ugly throw of the night by hoyer. >> phil: watch as crossed the field. crossers, everybody, you tell me where you can they it. that is all night long they have struggled covering receivers down the field. of course one place you'd never want to throw the football away is down the middle of the field. >> jim: this game is not over as texans has three times outs as we found out this last thursday night. time out houston. again the mazda postgame show comes up after this one. tonight's game. >> phil: i would say this to the texans defense. you still have two timeouts. the way this game is being called by pep ham

adams. second interception of the game. well after the pick. they have been lacking pressure all night on the quarterback. but this time eric walled eninfluenced that throw. >> phil: it was all about pass coverage. protection, jim, was out standing. the coverage there was nobody even remotely open as i was watching it. they had crossers, indianapolis colts were all over it and brian hoyer -- return. first down. >> jim: he did have his time but once eventually it had the break down once there was pressure it produced the only ugly throw of the night by hoyer. >> phil: watch as crossed the field. crossers, everybody, you tell me where you can they it. that is all night long they have struggled covering receivers down the field. of course one place you'd never want to throw the football away is down the middle of the field. >> jim: this game is not over as texans has three times outs as we found out this last thursday night. time out houston. again the mazda postgame show comes up after this one. interviews and analysis of tonight's game. >> phil: i would say this to the texans defense. you still have two timeouts. the way thi

adams. second interception of the game. well after the pick. they have been lacking pressure all night on the quarterback. but this time ericeninfluenced that throw. >> phil: it was all about pass coverage. protection, jim, was out standing. the coverage there was nobody even remotely open as i was watching it. they had crossers, indianapolis colts were all over it and brian hoyer -- >> referee: no foul during return. first down. >> jim: he did have his time but once eventually it had the break down once there was pressure it produced the only ugly throw of the night by hoyer. >> phil: watch as crossed the field. crossers, everybody, you tell me where you can they it. that is all night long they have struggled covering receivers down the field. of course one place you'd never want to throw the football away is down the middle of the field. >> jim: this game is not over as texans has three times outs as we found out this last thursday night. time out houston. again the mazda postgame show comes up after this one. interviews and analysis of tonight's game. >> phil: i would say this to the texans defense. you still have two ti

adams. second interception of the game. well after the pick. they have been lacking pressure all night on the quarterback. but this time ericeninfluenced that throw. >> phil: it was all about pass coverage. protection, jim, was out standing. the coverage there was nobody even remotely open as i was watching it. they had crossers, indianapolis colts were all over it and brian hoyer -- >> referee: no foul during return. first down. >> jim: he did have his time but once eventually it had the break down once there was pressure it produced the only ugly throw of the night by hoyer. >> phil: watch as crossed the field. crossers, everybody, you tell me where you can they it. that is all night long they have struggled covering receivers down the field. of course one place you'd never want to throw the football away is down the middle of the field. >> jim: this game is not over as texans has three times outs as we found out this last thursday night. time out houston. again the mazda postgame show comes up after this one. interviews and analysis of tonight's game. >> phil: i would say this to the texans defense. you still have two ti

adam is still here. point number one, raised by eric schiffer.they sell 10,000 in america they're running up against emissions problems. >> obviously, they're under certain rules where they kind of get under the guidelines. we're not convinced there aren't opportunities for them to purchase tax credits and different things to kind of raise the production above 10,000. >> 10,000 is globally and you're going to see the growth in china. stuart: they're not going to sell 10,000 in america. >> no at any point. stuart: and eric's other people, you can't maintain-- it cheapens the brand if you put it on everything. >> if you listen to the road show that sergio gave they talked about insources or in-housing some of the licensing deals. i think they'll stop making t-shirts and keychains, and go higher end. a lot will be selling engineering and platform capabilities, inner engines. stuart: give me more negatives and we'll answer that with positives around the table here. give me another negative, eric. >> look, china, to be able to say that china is going

eric: news around iowa, a council bluffs police officer opens fire on a suspect after shaina: it started with a fraud report any bomgaars store when police arrested adam thomas. he somehow got out of the patrol car while handcuffed and tried to leave the scene. he ran into the arresting officer, when the officer fired several shots. thomas is still on the run. >> it is usually always quiet. you do not hear sirens or things like that. shaina: this is the man police are looking for, take a look. the officer is ok but is being treated at a hospital. elizabeth: in cedar rapids, a woman fought for her life to avoid an attacker. she was running alone on a trail around 4:00 in the afternoon when a man touched her and said he would like to run with her. she said no, when he pushed her into a wooded area and try to the man ran away when she called out. shaina: disconcerting. ap are we just dog name came -- a paraplegic dog named king is getting the care he needs. he was hit by a car and was going to be euthanized, but the group stepped in and are trying to get king back on his paws. elizabeth: it is amazing the length some people will go to to help out pet. a

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eric cantor in the shocker of a race last year. listen to what he wants from the speaker. >> i'm in this 30 to 40 group of radicals who believe in adam smith and james madison. it's not very radical trying to move towards a balanced budget in ten years. that is all we are asking for. >> reporter: it is somewhat radical because the debt is so high right now that in order to achieve something like that even over a course of ten years you have to have drastic spending cuts. paul ryan has included those in the various budgets put forward. if anyone is a figure for that it would be him. so far he has not checked off all the boxes with conservatives. we will not make a decision until a pathway is clear. he has family considerations. he has three young kids as well as a wife who has never been too keen on him doing this job. a lot of soul searching from paul ryan this week. until he makes a decision the entire conference is in a holding pattern. >> not just his beloved packers i know he is excited for that. we heard from the conservatives that they expect in many ways certain concessions on his end. when it comes to paul ryan with this pres