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good evening i'm diane macedo, and cindy hsu is off. matt kozav live from borough park with more on the matt? investigators have not been able to get inside to get a closer look because the building is not structurally sound. this was someone's apartment. you see the burntout rubble, and the firefighters are looking for hot spots. was a gas explosion. >> reporter: in this cell phone video, you can see the explosion set off a large fire, the flames destroying everything that was left. the blast happening at 1:00 on the second floor of this building. the front of the building blew right off. the brick the, concrete, and metal became projectiles, and from her apartment window, 16- year-old bridget martinez saw people on the street running for cover. >> i seen a man, and he was hopping on one leg, and i think he was injured because something fell down. >> reporter: this is what the building looked like before the explosion. the business on the first floor, two apartments above it, and now it's barely recognizable. with the fire house around

i'm diane macedo in for cindy hsu. >>> we have team coverage of the game and how fans reacting. we start with steve overmyer who has been following every step of the championship chase. that's tough to say. have had a lot to cheer about tonight at citi field. forgive us, we will borrow the phrase to describe the way the first game of the nlcs has gone so far, amazing. the hottest hitter in baseball kept it going. murphy with the home run in the 1st inning, and the mets have not trailed. harvey struck out 9 before being taken out. making their way to game 2. game 2 will be tomorrow night at citi field with noah syndergaard taking the mound. sports. >> crossing our fingers. steve, thank you so much. >>> mets' fans are in good spirits despite the frigid temperatures out there. dave carlin is live at citi field where some paid very big dave? >> reporter: diane, they did pay big money, and they are dealing with the big, cold temperatures, but they are cheering so much, they don't feel it they say the thrill is worth dealing with the chill. we have a lot of layers on everybody and a l

i am jessica schneider in tonight for cindy hsu. fly series. we are now three days away from game one against the royals and cbs2's steve overmyer begins mound first. >> that is the big story with the mets right now. it has been airdrome season. contenders. the mets are flying out tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. citi field. we found out the mets' ace matt harvey about start game one of the world series. in 12 innings this post-season, he has six strikeouts and two he wants the ball because he likes to rise to the occasion. >> i called them in today, with the rotations. and i said, i said are you ready for it? and he looked at me and he said, damn right. so -- and i told him, listen, there might be -- obviously, you will get two starts. game seven may be something. he said, i'll be ready. >> harvey and the mets pitching staff will have their hands full. we will tell you why it's so important they are number one in one overlooked the cat gore. >> could be a it tough opponent. >> definitely. >> thanks be, steve. >>> we didn't find out until early t

but then any money that comes in, goes to the hsus, the humane society. so that way-- >> the humane society of the united states. >> i feel like by structuring mobygratis.com in a way that i can never make money from it, it ostensibly keeps me kind of honest. >> and speaking of being honest, we should mention the reason you and i know each other is because my husband runs the humane society of the united states. and he made the introduction. you don't have to do anything good with your money or your time. but you choose to. mobygratis is one example. another-- is your activism, which really runs the gamut. one of the things you've been-- very focused on for a long time is animal protection. you chose to become vegan. why did you make those decisions? >> well, i've been vegan now for 28 years. i mean, that's the amazing thing about veganism or let's call it, like, animal activism, is it's this magic bullet that effects all these, like, awful, awful issues. you know what i mean, 'cause animal agriculture is responsible for 25% of climate change. 80% of defo

brown vetoed several bills, including one authored by david hsu which would have increased funding for low income housing credit. there >> a worldwide problem with high-stakes. we will tell you how much money companies are spending to fight hackers and cyber criminals. >>> bill cosby was questioned about a decades old molestation cannot -- case. he was disposed -- deposed as part of all lawsuit when he was accused of molesting a 15-year- old girl in 1974. some of the deposition could become public>> on december 22, 2015, judge harlan will take these concerns into account when he makes a further decision regarding which portions of the transcript of the depositions should remain sealed and which portions, if any, should be made public.>> judy half, the accuser, is one of 50 women who have claimed sexual abuse by cosby. he has denied the allegations. >>> it costs the global economy $1 trillion every year. cyber attacks by crime rains -- rings continue to happen. we have an exclusive look at the dark web. >> reporter: fake passports, drugs, credit card numbers all for sale on the dark web

hsu. the fiancee of a slain officer is talking to us about she will keep his memory alive, and police believe they have found evidence. >> reporter: police discovered what they believe is the gun used to shoot officer holder. bittersweet to the officers here where he worked, but no one is more heart broken than the woman who planned to spend the rest of her life with him. >> he said i love you, and he never came back, and he is never going to come back. >> reporter: officerholder was the love her life, and they were high school sweet hearts, pursuing their american dream until tuesday night. randy was gone. >> it was the worst feeling ever. >> reporter: i know. >> reporter: early sunday in the harlem river, the nypd harbor unit recover what they believe was the gun used to gun down officer holder in harlem. >> they can only see 12-24- inches in front of them, and they are on their bellies looking for this, and he ended up finding it, and it's a good find. >> reporter: mohammed does not wan

there is a writ, an ancient anglosaxon writ, an appeal to the court, called coru mu subnobu hsu, roughly writ of error, and the deft or the defendant's descendents can come into the court where they were convicted and say new evidence. we're not re-arguing the case. we could not have discovered this evidence by due diligence at the time but this new evidence changes everything. the errors could come -- the heirs could come no and do that. i deliberately did not discuss that with them. they're read the book for in the first time just like you are. i don't know what their reaction is going to be. they've suffered a huge amount already. be expensive, time consuming, anxiety-filling to come do this. but if i were to do it, if i were one of the descend accidents and know what i know -- descendents and know what i know i would file the petition and say to the court you investigate. this is your problem. you can get all this information that i can't get. you can put people under oath and i can't do that. if i could convince the court, then i'd be okay and the court could direct the department o