that's the name we call long island. i was also going to get strong island on my back. i decided to switch it up and just get strong land. my kind of original twist to it. we breed strong men in long island, pretty much. and everywhere we go, pretty much let everybody know we're from long island, you know what i mean? >> even though christian carney was facing the most serious of charges, he still approached his workout routine with all the discipline of the marine he once was. while we have witnessed many in-cell workouts before, it was what carney did afterwards that caught our attention. >> question. you're flexing. why are you flexing? >> every time i work out a specific muscle group, i'll flex it immediately after. it's called iso tension. everything i've learned i've learned from arnold schwarzenegger, his books.

they had no license plates on the vehicle. >> rifkin is on his way to republic airport on long island to dump the body of his 17th victim, tiffany bresciani. >> tiffany was a runaway from met metairie, louisiana. a lot of girls come to the big city and get lost and get caught up in the underbelly of it. she was one of those. she ended up surviving by being a prostitute. >> he picked her up in the east village and they drove down to what used to be the new york post parking lot. and he had trouble performing with her, which agitated him. obviously, he began strangling her. >> rifkin drives back to long island can tiffany's corpse and puts her in the family garage. >> it was so unusual for his sister or his mother to go anywhere near that garage, because the garage was very much like his room. it was all filled with his junk. >> three hot summer days passed before he gets around to disposing of the body. >> okay, joel, bresciani, last murder, she's decomposing. you've got her in the back of your truck. >> right. >> and where are you going? >> i intended to go out east, and i ended up ex

. >> caller: it's abbey from beautiful long island, new york. >> i had a feeling. what's going on? >> caller: is it still okay to get into vv? >> no, no, no, that has been made. this is like dendreon. we had a gain. we're ringing the register. bing, bing, bing. aaron in michigan! >> caller: give me the spec, what do you think? >> sales are going up. what's not to like? it's good to go. let's go to sam in massachusetts. sam! >> caller: sam, with a big boo-yah from clark university. >> fantastic school. what's going on?

i go home to long island and a type of what i believe for a 1100 of my best jokes. two days later, i have to go back to the city for my meeting with lorne. i was so nervous. what should i wear? well, hip new show. i will dress hip. i put on my father's marroon polyester leisure suit. i looked like a big blood clot. i went to the city. he was staying at the plaza mattel. my meeting was like at 2:00 p.m. i do not want to be late. i was really nervous. i got there like at 7:00 a.m. in the morning. i see a pay phone, 1975, no cell phone. i went to the pay phone and call billy crystal. he had been talking to lorne about the possibility of being on this new show. i said, do you have any hints you can give me so i can have a leg up in this meeting? he said, well, he used to write for woody allen. he used to produce monty python specials. oh, and he hates mimes. lorne hates mimes.

i go home to long island and a type of what i believe for a 1100 of my best jokes. two days later, i have to go back to the city for my meeting with lorne. i was so nervous. what should i wear? well, hip new show. i will dress hip. i put on my father's marroon polyester leisure suit. i looked like a big blood clot. i w

mcfadden's rage reignites in floral park, long island, where his cadillac is being repaired. at how much it will cost, he loiters around a railroad station late into the evening. >> it was rage, rage. rage is going through me. i decided to go ahead and go back into manhattan. i got up on the platform and the train on the other side came. a train came by, guess who was standing there? margaret kierer. >> and margaret kierer is the next victim. margaret is a 78-year-old woman. although pretty healthy, she is elderly. and she's getting off the long island railroad around midnight. her intention is to walk home. she doesn't make it very far from the train station before she is attacked. >> the next day, nassau county homicide detectives are called to a quiet neighborhood less than a mile south of the train station. >> he accosted margaret kierer right here right on the street. then dragged her up into the driveway here, into the backyard. that's where the actual homicide took place. then after he killed her, he dumped her between that chain link fence and the garage back there. >

. >>> the discovery of human remains on long island, new york, has reignited fears of a possible serialiller on the loose. the remains find friday were about 40 miles from where ten other sets of remains were found last year. police said they aren't sure yet if the new discovery is linked to the other cases. >>> yesterday's funeral for whitney houston was a celebration of her life, of her gift, and of her legacy. ♪ ♪ hate's going around and it's running ♪ >> family and friends like stevie wonder were at the new hope baptist church in newark, new jersey, to say good-bye. there were songs and stories about the little girl that everyone called nippy and about a woman who did not consider herself a superstar. >> it's a tree we could all hang from, the inexplainable burden that comes with fame, call it doubt, call it fear. i've had mine, and i know the famous in the room have had theirs. i asked her to trust me, and she said she would. a half hour later she went back in to do her screen test, and the studio fell in love with her. the whitney i knew, despite her success and worldwide fame, st

and it's the mystery in the end of long island.the discovery and says it was an entire body. >> it appeared to be wrapped in bed sheets and then, you know, bagged in large plastic garbage bags and laid out square. when i first saw it, i just saw the top of the skull out. >> police say the remains are in, suggest it was dumped five years ago because the way it had been decomposing and there were trees growing up through it as well. >> awful. that man walking his dog. what a frightful sight. what is next this this investigation? >> harris, authorities are bringing in the the experts, the time line, age, gender and identity of that person. >> and they've brought in a forensic pathologist from the chief medical examiner's office and help evaluate the remains and assist suffolk county with the removal. the remains of two men were discovered in the same wooded area in 2000 and 2003. it was also the place where someone dumped pieces of two dismembered women along with eight other corpses, besides a long stretch of beach highway and one of

>> and here is the payoff drink, long island iced tea. >> touchdown! >> thank you, thank you.nner will be. >> long island iced tea. >> we're getting the game. >> go, giants! >> it's just the alcohol. >> we have to do it. >> him! >> sorry, ladies. >> we get the game. we don't care about the food. >> love you guys. >> we're set. >> it's all terrific. >> all fabulous. god bless you guys. >> great game on sunday. >> great game. >> next week, highlights and lisa kudrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: for the first time, tim tebow and david bowie together as one. ladies and gentlemen, tebowie. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ tim tebow to jesus christ tim tebow to jesus christ

i was driving back with my family from long island -- i was driving out to long island and i got a callm a longtime reader who referenced the firing of carol lam. we talked about it. this was a source who was knowledgeable on this. we had also been pretty involved in reporting that do cunningham story. i knew something was not right about that. that was the first thing that made us focus. that was where it started for us. >> you appeared at the new york public library. the old journalism versus the new journalism, what did you think? >> it is opinion journalism, so there is an element of advocacy to what i do. there is an element of journalism. i like to think i do it in a way where there is not a strong contradiction. there is trying to make a point. there is no pretense of being a disinterested observer to a lot of debates. there have been various times over the course of six years that i have been running the stories that i do that i have moved further into the direction of advocacy on a particular question. >> i got that confused with another clip. have you found people close to wha

it is off long island. the big break is south of canada.hat last impulse is rotating around behind us. coming in behind it is a blast of arctic air. it will be short-lived, though. no big storms out to the west. here is the forecast for tonight. cold, windy, a few snow showers. northwest wind up 15-25. dust in the 40's. 17-25 the overnight temperature. if there is any accumulation, it is probably pretty minor. a wind advisory is out until 7:00 in the morning. there is also a winter weather advisory in effect until 7:00 in the morning for the lower eastern shore. the mountains will get more significant snow. tomorrow, maybe a few flurries. when the tomorrow. 15-25 miles per hour. highs of 33 and 37. it will feel like the teens and twenties because of the strong wind. west wind gusting at 30. 3 foot chop on the open waters. futurecast -- here is our impulse moving to the area this evening. it moves out. after a while, we might pick up a flurry tomorrow. lake effect snow will be picking up. on tuesday, another thing comes in from the west. it

paul lives on long island and commutes daily to manhattan, where he works at columbia university. paul learned he had usher syndrome while attending college when he was 19 years old. at this point in his life, he has only a pinhole of vision left and uses a cane to assist him with travel. with usher syndrome, your vision is always changing, especially as you get older. some of these changes will have a significant impact on your life. i call these changes hits. for example, in your teen years, you start to experience night blindness where you lose the ability to travel independently or safely at nighttime. narrator: lauren is 13 and, like others with usher syndrome, is experiencing early night blindness. often, this is exhibited by a child tripping or bumping into things or, in general, being viewed as clumsy. i did notice that what i thought was her balance wasn't where it should be and that she seemed to be having some trouble seeing peripherally, but what was happening again now is, the ophthalmologists, too, were not seeing what i was seeing and basically were just telling me,

transplanted long islander here. fan of yours, too. >> big marcellus shale booyah to you. >> caller: absolutely. i want to know if i'm diversified. i have apple, exxonmobil, united health group, mcdonald's, and proctor & gamble. >> let's get right to work. united health. large medical provider, doing very well by the way. missed that move, my bad. exxonmobil, largest oil company, not my favorite oil, but that's okay. no one ever got hurt owning exxon. computer company apple, proctor & gamble, consumer product company, and mcdonald's, are these too much alike? no. technology, oil, health care, and i think that's diversified. everyone so wise to the game. it's so clear they've really caught on. >>> linda in florida. linda. >> caller: hello, jim. big booyah to you from florida. >> good to have you, sunshine. >> caller: it is sun shining. am i diversified? >> okay. >> dac, opk, aa, mkc. and i want to thank you -- oh, apple. aapl. i want to thank you for making us some money. >> all right. i've done well. i've done well an

it adds to mysterious events going on in the eastern end of long island.ng his dog made the discovery around 6:30 on friday night. he says it was an entire body but it looked like the corpse had decomposed years ago because trees were growing up through it. >> i probably walked by it hundreds of times before. i looked a little closer and, you know, went from there to discover it was human remains. >> police say the state the remains were in suggests the body was dumped five years ago. they are bringing in experts to help determine that information as well as the age, gender and identity of the person. >> the department has brought in a forensic anthropologist from the chief medical examiner's office in new york city to help evaluate the remains and assist the suffolk county crime lab with the removal. >> the area has been used as a dumping ground before. the remains of two men were discovered in the same wooded area in 2000 and 2003. manorville was also the place where someone dumped pieces of two dismembered women along with eight other corpses beside a l

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direct for long island jewish family is not really a stretch. he has a real big heart. there are no secrets. i cannot tell you anything you do not know. he is a wonderful family man. married to his wife for 40 or 41 years. a couple of kids, about three grandchildren. >> woody allen wrote jobs for local newspapers and comedians. you wrote for comex. does that still happen? >> that is a good question. >> leno, letterman -- they all have staffs. but if you're talking about starting up, most comics writer their own stuff. but they buddy up. that is what larry did with jerry. >> can you teach somebody to be funny, to write comedy? do you have it or do you not? what about being funny? >> no. [laughter] >> either you have it or you do not. >> you do not. [laughter] >> no, i do not believe you can teach people to be funny. i think people can hone it and get better. but i do not think anybody who has no sense of humor is going to get one. do you? >> this is so exciting. the youngest member of our studio audience has submitted to the microphone. i have to say one thing. please ke

you may not know this but on the ride home i'm attacked by zombies on the long island expressway everyight. it's out of control. how they get on the roadway i have no idea. there is a movie o zombie on obama, owe -- o zombie roll the tape. >> obama is back. we and a few others only things stand between people of afghanistan and apocalypse. >> someone is going to have to make a stand and someone is going to have to say enough. ♪ ♪ >> bill: okay. now, is president obama a zombie in this movie? >> no, no. do you want me to analyze this? tell me what this is about. >> it's about usama bin laden who comes back. >> bill: usama bin laden is a zombie. >> yes. he -- >> bill: sea zombie. >> picture him in zombie like form coming back walking like. >> bill: i got it walking. >> it's kind of offensive to me. >> bill: why is it offensive? >> i don't find usama bin laden funny. he was the mastermind and killed. >> bill: satire on this stuff. >> i don't know why. >> bill: coming out in the theaters or straight to your basement? >> what do you think? that's going to be on the theater everywhere. proba

long island, highest at $3.82. baltimore, $3.56 for regular unleaded according to aaa. go to abc2news.com/traffic. click on the gas prices link, enter your zip code to find the least expensive gas. >>> southwest airlines added new routes from baltimore, washington, thurgood martin, head to atlanta heartfield jackson international airport, southwest plans to add more flights soon as air tran planes are rolled in to their new fleet with southwest. >>> someone in rhode island is a millionaire this morning. >> the winning powerball ticket was bought in the state, the jackpot was worth estimated $336 million before taxes. the winner has yet to come forward and who can blame him or her? more than 60,000 power ball tickets were bought in maryland saturday. >>> more ahead on this monday, february 13th, abc2 news is straight ahead. >>> the this is your news to go. >> let's start with a check of the forecast, to say hello to lynette charles. >> plenty of sunshine today's. maryland's most powerful radar is dry. we will have change in the forecast, i will talk about that a little b

. >> we have from long island, new york, how did you figure out that you could do this?> i was eating dinner and my brother said he does something in his head where he has an even amount of words. and i said oh, don't you guys all spell words in alphabetical order? they were like what do you mean? i did it and my father couldn't believe it. that's how it started. >> so is that how you spell in your head when you're writing things out? >> if i'm driving, i put the road signs, everything i see i put in alphabetical order. two words are put together sometimes i'll do it. >> how early did you discover you had this talent? >> june of 2011. >> well, we've got to put you to the test. we can't let you go without doing some of the words we give you. >> chocolate. >> juniper. >> e-i-j-n. >> california. >> whoa! >> right. >> g-h-r-i-t. >> this. minute. what the heck. >>> you guys ever take your car to one of those quick-change oil places? >> oh, yeah. >> it's pretty hot under the hood when these poor guys got to start working. a chevy has its hood up. the guy is enjoying a bag of c

promedio de la gas lifrn reguolo medio 13658 mÁs alto en 377, denver registra el precio mÁs bajo, long island mira hacia el lote vacÍo que dejÓ abandonado hace un mes. >>> pero la tragedia que ocurrÓo ahÍ no ha podido dejarla en el olvido. >>> mi niÑo me agarrÓ los pies pegÓ el grito. y le dije no te asuste pero no se quiso parar. porque ya estaba muerto. >>> meses antes carlos muriÓ vÍctima de una bala perd ed cuando su mamÁ lo llevaba en el camindor al hijo de martÍnez de cinco aÑo les dispararon a quema ropa, no se sabe ni quiÉn ni por quÉ. >>> asesinado el 132 de diciembre gabriel martÍnez fue la Última vÍctima mortal de oakland del aÑo pasado, sin embargo en lo que va del aÑo el crimen aquÍ ya se ha disparado. >>> se habla de 3, 6 personas baleadas cada dÍa en esta ciudad dos asesinatos mÁs que el aÑo pasado. segÚn muchos mientras la policÍa lleva cinco meses concentrada con el movimiento de los indignados, pandilleros y criminales se han tomado las calles aprovechÁndose ante todo del miedo de los hispanos a reportarlos. >>> preso buscan vÍctimas como nuestra comunidad, los latinos, los

from michael, 13 years old, long island, new york.laughter] >> i wish that the women and children of iraq and afghanistan could grow up and exist without fear of violence, brutality, and death at every corner, without hunger, without poverty, but instead with freedom. anonymous. [applause] >> i wish that my mom's and all same-sex couples were afforded the basic human right of marriage and in turn given the legal rights needed so that we could become citizens. i wish we did not have to struggle together as a family, fighting together to remain a family. i wish we could live, work, and be just like every other family. from marina. >> and this is a little boy i want to meet. i wish that the next time i leave it shadow and sadie my dogs in the backyard when we leave somewhere that they would dig out of the yard and run far, far away, but i wish that only a shadow would come back and not sadie. i wish that sadie was stolen off the street and sold. [laughter] wolfgang, age 12, sparks, nev.. >> say thank you to kira shira. i have been asked

he grew up in long island. >> where did you learn how to drive, phil?new york. >> i can tell. >> they're now at a standstill, they notice if you look two cars ahead, there's a cab with the trunk open. phil realizes that's what's holding everybody up. watch what phil does next. tell me what you think. >> no he isn't. oh, my god. it's actually funny to see a big beef cake dude like that run girly. hopefully he doesn't hear that. he does go up and slam this guy's trunk and says -- >> keys were in there. >> basically lost the keys in this guy's trunk. >> him and his friends have a good laugh about this. now, here's the thing, these guys think this is funny. they think this is hilarious, but the guy does have his driver's side door open, i would say most cars come with a trunk release inside the car, if you can get in the car, you can get in the trunk. >> these guys are laughing pretty hard. what is funny about this? >> simple guys, beth. simple guys. facebook fans, did this cabbie get what he deserved for holding up traffic, or did phil baroni pull a jerky

. >>> restaurant owner in long island, probably wishes he hasn't had made a bet. the owner said if you placed an order between $200, $500, he would refund your money in the giants won. now, he has about $60,000 he needs to pay out to customers. >> i'm happy about it. very happy. >> happen about losing $60,000. >> i'm happy what i got in return. >> the promotion attracted business and new customers as well. he hopes the publicity will help make up for the massive amount of money he has to pay $60,000. can you believe that? >> i do not make bets. i do not do it. wow. >>> weather wise, meagan, you are going to like today, we will get plenty of sunshine. let me show you what is going on. i showed you the windchill, it is chilly. the moisture content, dew points right now, dew points , the measure of the moisture in the air, they are in the 20s now this is a dry air mass. to let you know that dry air really cools down, very quickly and what we are going to have, we will have the air coming down. once it does the precipitation will make it cooler, so temperatures will r