this is long island city, new york.ucers at cnn, christina gannon, sending us pictures. this crane collapsed on this residential building in long island city. point of reference, she said, across the river you have the united nations, lower manhattan. according to christina, there have been, she said something like 30, 35 emergency crews vehicles on scene. she saw people being taken out on stretchers, hopping on ambulances. so presumably a rescue situation. we're obviously making phone calls. as soon as we have any information on this collapse, and on any injuries, we will bring that to you live. >>> meantime, new developments in this morning's ferry crash. lower manhattan. injuring 57 people there. coast guard records indicate the same seastreak ferry has been involved in two prior crashes. you had 2009, the ferry slammed into a dock in new jersey. in 2010, the ferry collided with a dock puncturing a hole in the ship. you're looking at the aftermath from this morning here. today's accident left two people in critical c

the money will be donated to long island cares which provides food to victims. >> the buzz is startingand i think people will be psyched when it does come out. >> we are stronger together thanseparate and this is a good demonstration of that. >> they hope to get it in stores by january 22nd and they are distributing kegs for restaurants to serve notice he says the buzz. >> the buzz is growing. >> that's clever but a lot of people do still need help in the area so it's a good way to see them coming together to a do it. >> they do and they will get a break this weekend becauses weather will cooperate towards the outdoor activities. >> sure. we haven't seen a lot of storms across the area so that's good news for the areas including us. but the winter weather is not too far off in the distance. we will talk about that? second. -- about that in a second. notice outside the beltway we are into the middle 30s. 44 in town right now. and we are 3 degrees coarld than we were -- colder than we were this time yesterday morning. it's all about the clouds today and prepare for a cloudy sky and notic

some victims of super storm sandy are suing the long island power authority.believe the electric provider could prevented the fires that spread to the homes that night of the storm. 17 families in the breezy point community say sandy may have caused flooding and the wind. however the power company caused the fires that ruined their homes. they are suing for at least a million dollars each. and they say that the company could have saved their homes if they had followed company protocol and turned off the electricity to the neighborhood. >> everything in the house is gone. everything. you know. we found nothing. when we turned the corner to my area, it was like somebody set off an atom bomb and it was awful. >> the plaintiffs say another utility company they shut down the power before the height of the storm. and if long island power company had done the same thing, all of them would only be facing flood and wind damage. >>> the weather conditions that brought on massive flooding in australia seemed to have a rather lighter side effect. the storm winds churned u

taint the water supply. >> run off is the third largest contributor to ground water pollution on long islandpeople have gone to the center of the island's most pristine drinking water supply and put some 35,000 wrecked vehicles, a truly bad idea. >> well, the town says there are 15,000 not 35,000 vehicles here. that they are all parked on pavement and most will be gone by march when the main runway has to reopen for planes, shep. >> shepard: rick leventhal in river head, long island. thanks. a man says he was trying to raise awareness of those recovering from sandy when he climbed the wreckage of a new jersey roller coaster to raise an american flag. the jersey shore amusement ride half submerged in the ocean is one of the most iconic images of the storm's aftermath. police eventually took the flag planter away in handcuffs. the local radio station reports they charged him with disorderly conduct. crews captured a mountain lion that within a kerred into a labor day. fox trip across america. california. the 100-pound animal ended up in someone's backyard in santa barbara. authorities say they

a doctor on long island new york pleading guilty to a big scheme where long island railroad workers pretendeduld get extra benefits. the official complaint says the doctor recommended more than 700 employees for disability benefits, stretched over a decade. joining the company is a person with cpi investigations and sort of the man who tracks down them and exposes fraud. welcome back. >> thank you. stuart: now, this is a massive fraud. hundreds of people involved. how did it come to light? how did the investigators crack the case? >> they look for the big coincidences. you had 75%, i believe the number was 75% of the people who retired during that period went out at 50 years old. 50 and 55 and a number found for disability insurance. it was too much of a coincidence. the doctor himself was the doctor on 50% of the those cases, it's not a coincidence. if not for that, somebody who went to the doctor that wasn't awarded the benefits you use that person to gain information what's going on. stuart: so a long island railroad worker becomes the age of 50, goes to the doctor and says, you know, i'm

all the money that the distributor collects will be given to barrier brewing and long island cares. eye out for the beer in stores beginning january 22. >> very cool story. there was already a plan under way to do a documentary about this flourishing beer business on long island. but after the storm, the mission changed. >> i'll have some. >> sunny is such a good sport. look at you. >>> now it's time for "the mix." >> sunny is such a good sport. look at you. [ washer and dryer sounds ] for the things you can't wash, freshen them with febreze. ♪ because febreze doesn't just cover up odors... it penetrates deep into fabrics to eliminate odors and leaves a light, fresh scent. just another way febreze helps you breathe happy. and leaves a light, fresh scent. have given way to sleeping. tossing and turning where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta®(eszopiclone) can help you get there. like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asle

we need it on long island, desperately, electricians and we could not find them. we want to have that work done and organized before. thank you, ed. we want to establish a nonprofit network to help coordinate the emergency response. we want to have a itself campaign to prepare citizens because they are all in home first respondents and every family, every mother, every father should know what should happen if god for bid they are in an emergency situation in their home. superstorm sandy was the largest storm the hit northeast in the recorded history. we need we deserve federal assistance. [applause] first, i want to tell you that i've worked extensively with our delegation and the government in washington for new yorkers, working the same way the government in albany is working for new yorkers. we're not republicans, we're not democrats, we're not independents, we're new yorkers and we're working together for the good of new york and that is exactly what the delegation is doing. i am so proud of them. i would ask them to stand so we can recognize them. [applause]

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make a long story short the africans sailed the vessel all the way up to the dollar and end of long island where there were taken by a u.s. navy ship carried to the connecticut and thrown in jail charged with murder and piracy. now, as soon as word got out that these africans had come ashore abolitionists for up and down the eastern coasts flocked to the gel to try to assist them , thinking that this cause might help them to advance their struggle against the institution of slavery. well, a long legal battle took place. for 19 months the amistad africans were in jail. they did receive support from the less a person that john quincy adams, former president and that that time congressman who represented the 36 survivors before the united states supreme court and won a dramatic victory. illegally enslaved and therefore freak enabling them to return to there native land, which they did eight months later in november 1841. they returned to southern sierra leone taking with them a written prayer group of missionaries who'd been created something called the men day mission. here we have an im

mary snow, cnn, new york. >>> now ahead, is a serial killer lurking the shores of long island, new york north shore. is it connected to ten other bodies found? we've got the latest. >> i'm dr. sanjay gupta. this is a spiker box. one of these along with a cockroach could make you an expert on the brain. >> try to make it simple enough to be used. familiar with cell phones or a laptop, and our equipment has one button on it. you turn it on. >> i have been enlightened by the neuroscience. you get a better understanding of the muscles, the brain. >> we're almost up to 100 high schools, but i'm greedy. we want that across all of the country. we don't just want one kid. we want every kid. >> this neuro scientist this sunday on the next list. like a lot of things, trying to find a better job can be frustrating. so at university of phoenix we're working with a growing list of almost two thousand corporate partners - companies like microsoft, american red cross and adobe - to create options for you. not only that, we're using what we learn from these partners to shape our curriculum, so that whe

it will end up bankrupting governments in new york, long island.overnor cuomo's budget cannot handle it. governor christie, i don't know what he's going to do in new jersey. there's an angry man, after what he did for the republican party. this should not be republican or democratic issues, but if these guys want to use new york and new jersey as cash cows, third realize those days will be over. peter king representing part of new york devastated by superstorm sandy using the term "knife in the back" when the speaker walked away from congressmen saying i'm not going to talk to you people as it relates to superstorm sandy funding. thank you, sir, for speaking with us. we'll of course follow it. >>> the lack of funding aid is not the only thing that's causing anger this morning. there is a ton of pork attached to the fiscal bill, and we're going to go through that, too. >>> in the america taxpayer relief act, that's the fiscal cliff deal, buried is pork, millions in tax breaks. first off, hollywood, $430 million in tax breaks to tv for film productio

areas of long island, staten island filled with debris. sandy claimed 100 lives and changed the landscape of the jersey shore. and just a week later another blow when the area was blanketed by snow, sleet and rain from a nor' easter. according to fema, vicious heat waves, wildfires, hurricanes and severe storms will cost this more than $100 billion in repair costs. in new york, janice dean, fox news. >> and janice tells us that 2013 will start off pretty quietly, at least weather wise for most people. a bit of rain in the south. light snow in the ohio valley and across the rockies. otherwise dry and chilly in most areas. >>> continuing to follow one of our top stories, doctors are treating secretary of state hillary clinton for a blood clot. the clot is in a dangerous location. it is between her brain and her skull. so just how serious is this, and what is her prognosis for the future? dr. lee from lsu health sciences center. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> what are the potential implications for the blood clot, where it is lo

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>> in long island. it is tonight actually. >> you are playing tonight? okay. this is tonight. >> shut up. lauren pod cast. quick. >> i have a pod cast y'all. it is on fox news radio.com. >> that hurts. >> quickly how do you describe the nhl lockout. >> by trying to inned foo people talking about hockey and i found them. illegal curve.com in win that you peg, check them out. >> as always love your bruins jersey. >> i find my hockey fans in grinder. >> i love what you know what grinder is. >> i do my research. >> in the past few weeks alone, she has fault illness and injury including hospitalization. >> we turn to the fiery appearance for secretary of state hillary clinton. >> it was a valid victory that showed her emotion and indignation ♪ loving you. >> bill: the national media very generous to hillary clinton in their coverage of her libya testimony. is mrs. clinton the new barack obama in the media's eyes? bernie goldberg and i will analyze. >> let's not talk about gun violence. let's talk specifically about assault weapons. >> bill: cnn taking a bullish ban

. >>> well, the incident in long island happened the same day the students from sandy hook elevate tear returned to school for the first time since the massacre. nbc's jay gray is live in monroe, connecticut to explain what the first day was like for these students. jay? >> reporter: hey there, wendy, emotional for a lot of families. teachers and students were back in the classroom today for the first time since the tragedy, but the focus was on something more important than any other school subject. for sandy hook survivors, it's the first day in what will be a long and difficult journey. this part of that trip for many by bus to a new school in another town seven miles away. >> the kids all got off the bus, a lot of them were happy to see friends they hadn't seen in a while. they're excited about the new schools. >> reporter: almost three weeks after the attack, the old school where 20 students and 6 teachers were lost. >> it's tough to imagine what that's doing to them psychologically. >> reporter: even harder to understand what it might take to move on. linda alvarez talked about th

this could have a bigger impact on new york city, connecticut, long island, new jersey, than irene did last year. >> reporter: as sandy moved north, it merged with a winter storm, creating a superstorm, double the size of a normal hurricane. >> the one part storm that was already on land was combining with the hurricane that was offshore. as they combined, it was almost one plus one equals two and a half. >> reporter: many in sandy's path evacuated. nick camerada did not. >> at about 6:00, the tide should be way out. i walked down the block, and i started seeing water coming on to cedar grove, and i started yelling and banging on doors for everybody to get out of their houses, because this is going to be a storm of disastrous magnitude. >> i was, as a scientist, fascinated, but as a citizen of this city, as time went on, i started to feel more and more actual fear. >> reporter: in new york, as the eye of the storm approached, wind gusts reached 75 miles per hour, and the flood waters outside nick camerada's house were rising, fast. >> try to move the car up the street a little bit, i a

or if you're a millionaire and have a second home along the jersey shore, the long island shore. do those issues come into effect? >> in the private insurance business, what is the contract? what is covered? what is insured? the second home, third home, you have to look at the policy, liberty made it very clear -- >> what about the government money that will be allocated? >> now, most of the government money, i suspect, i have not looked at the appropriation, i bet you the great bulk of that money is for community purposes, bridges, roads, sewers, water. i doubt that much of that government money is going to be reserved for individual payments, for individuals residing in the area. fema, i suspect will go to community-wide improvements. >> what is the most difficult decision you had to make in giving away government money to the victims of 9/11, bp, or katrina, the virginia tech shooting. these other areas where you were asked to distribute funds? >> in all of these cases whether it is bp or 9/11, or virginia tech, any of them, the emotion that you confront with people who justif

it's now nine weeks since sandy struck long island, new york, new jersey, a and we have not gotten a penny from the united states congress. we played by the rules as i said last night, governor christie, governor cuomo, we met with eric cantor, who by the way, kept his word throughout this, and the bill was drawn. we were promised that it would come up yet. we provided every penny of documentation, and the speaker of the house of representatives walked off the floor, didn't even give us a courtesy of a notice, told as ann -- -- so there's some dysfunction in the leadership, the speaker for some reason is taking it out on new york, long island and new jersey, speaker boehner is the one. he walked off the floor, refused to tell us why, refused to give under the circumstances any indication of warning whatsoever, and eric cantor met with us throughout the week, he devised the strategy how to bring it to the floor to make it acceptable to let the republicans who wanted to vote against parts of the bill, they could do that, but the bill was going to pass. the bottom line is here. the repu

the strongest winds are right on top of new york city and long island and also coastal connecticut. they're going to shift into connecticut, massachusetts, boston as we go through the morning commute. the next two or three hours. by 8:00 a.m., all the strongest winds from the front should be gone. behind it, a lot of cold air. we have dangerous windchill warnings with windchill warnings in minnesota, and minnesota, a high of 2 today, that's it. frigid air while the east coast will see a return to winter. >> thanks a lot, bill. oprah's 59th birthday was a little more thankful thanks to tyler perry. oprah said he sent her a flower arrangement so large she pulled her back trying to lift it. >>> patty andrews of the andrew sisters has died at the age of 94. remember that song. that trio was best known for that song "boogie woogie bugle boy of company b." >>> rihanna is back with chris brown. she said, quote, it's different now, we don't have those types of arguments now, end quote. >>> for the first time in 36 years, barbra streisand will be performing at the academy awards. no word on

a school district on long island hopes it will become the model for safety across the nation. everything that goes on at several schools throughout the district is monitored in a central command center. there are other security measures including an emergency button for teachers that puts them in direct contact with administrators or security personnel. the system was put in place in 2010 after police say they stop a teenager's plot to open fire on a high school. the one thing on people's minds as we head into the weekend playoff fever. the redskins are getting ready for their do-or-die game. as john gonzales reports, fans could not be more excited. >> a dream come true. >> it is hard to find people not wearing burgundy and gold today. >> in the final minutes, final hours, on sunday, i am going to stand, you are going to stand we are all going to stand and say "hail to the redskins." >> he was giving one of his motivating sermons before the biggest game in 13 years. >> people say, you always sound like it rev. on the radio. i am the rev for the redskins. >> we came across the

we have the answer for you out here on the east end of long island. tens of thousands of vehicles.hey're here and where they're headed coming up next jon: right now, prosecutors resting their case against the 12-year-old california boy charged with killing his neo-nazi father. rick folbaum is following this story from our new york newsroom. rick? >> a couple of interesting things in this case, jon. this is a case that may wrap up very quickly. first of all the defense team has withdrawn its plea of insanity in this case. they originally put in a plea that this young boy, joseph hall, did not know what he was doing at the time that he shot his father in the head about two years ago. they have now withdrawn that and they're saying instead that they have would like the judge in this case to throw it out because in their mind the prosecution has not adequately proved its case. it was two years ago that this young boy is accused to have taken his father's gun and to have, shoot him in the head when he was lying asleep, drunk and passed out on the family couch. there is some testimony th

. >> i had a buddy in college from long island. he told me one time. is from people that get threats on twitter saying it doesn't matter if they love or hate you. as long as they know you you are. you're known. >> i know you especially well. >> yes. indeed. >> you know who never said that? people who are loved. >> i have one. >> do we have time? >> no. >> well, we do have time, but now they're telling me no. calm down, laurie. >> a lot of people often come up to me on streets and say we don't just get a pinch. you're talking on paper singing about stuff. so here is onest best performances of the year, enjoy it, or don't. >>. ♪ [ music ] . >> [ buzzing ] bye dad. drive safe. k. love you. [ chirping, buzzing continues ] [ horn honks ] [ buzzing continues ] [ male announcer ] the sprint drive first app. blocks and replies to texts while you drive. we can live without the &. visit sprint.com/drive. in hundreds of unexpected ways to help keep their homes healthy. max's mom uses it on the couch, a soft surface that could be home to thousands of bacteria. lys

comes out of the taps. >> road runnoff is the third largest contributor to ground pollution on long islandpeople have gone to the center of the island's most pristine drinking water supply and put some 35,000 wrecked vehicles. a truly bad idea. >> reporter: well the town says there are 15,000, not 35 thousand cars. they're parked on pavement. they're all inspected every day and they will all be gone in three to six months, martha. martha: interesting story. thanks so much, rick. bill: now to a murder mystery after a lottery winner is found dead right after winning the jackpot. what happened there? martha: that is a strange story. the gun control fight is heating up while consumers what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. martha: fox news alert. a new report has just come out on planned parenthood, the woman's healthcare and aeu borings provider received mourn half a billion dollars in taxpayer money last year. i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bi

>> long island. >> mike? >> a bunch of stuff coming up, i will post-it on twitter at mcmoynihan. >> sounds thrilling. >> if you are not that excited about it, why should america be? sometimes i wonder. this segment is lame. >> we should change it up. how about something called one more thing? >> that would be a great idea. >> maybe i will do banned phrases. >> that would be great. >> how about phrases you can invent? >> i will wear success -- suspenders. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> the specific security request pertaining to benghazi were handled by the security officials. i didn't see those requests. >> secretary of state hillary clinton grilled by some republicans in the house and the senate while the democrats did not ask any tough questions about the assassinations in libya. we have a full report on what happened today. ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ >> bill: did beyonce lip synch the national anthem? did the national band fake it as well. we will blow the li

a reporter wrote that the man was bitten by a love microbe that seemed to exist only in the long island neighborhood where the preacher lived. the preacher eventually wound up killing himself. and there's the story of the hurst reporter that sought a picture of a dead girl from the girl's mother. the reporter proceeded to set a fire in the back of the house. when the mother fled, he sneak into the house and stole the dead girl's picture. do we have here an intrepid hurst reporter or a thief? the newspaper gave you this and more. the cut outs of teddy roosevelt charging up san juan hill and sheet music from the popular music of the day. this wasn't just a newspaper, it was a penny a copy home entertainment center. hurst was 23 years old when he took over the san francisco examiner. his father had reluctantly given him a money losing rank that ranked dead last among san francisco's eight daily newspapers. the rank of today had a pretty good idea what his grandfather was trying to do 102 years ago. >> i think the direction was one like nfl films. making the every day into a heroic, making

kelly, there is another thing i want to help me hash out, 17 families are suing a power company on long islandew yorkers lost their home among dozens that were burned to the ground after hurricane sandy. they claim that fires would have to started if the electricity had been turned off, and each of the families, they are asking for a million bucks each, kelly uyou say that is a fair price, marla said don't blame the power company. >> i think that plaintiffs have to show not only compensatory damages but punitive damages, a million dollars is a lot of money, they have to prove that power company had a duty, and they breached that duty, but the power company turned off electricity in certain parts of the city they are in control of, there might be a reason why they level this sessions of this city on, it will need to be divulged, and could experts probably to testify, why they did certain safety and did not in other areas. charles: someone might call it incompetance, i want to let you know that power company in question, long island power authorities, they declined to comment on this days. but k

snow in the morning so nobody does not have to go to school for two weeks, michael age 13 from long islandof the lonely people in the world to find happiness. daniel, steele, the author. >> i wish that we could bring all of our soldiers home now, anonomous. >> thank you, everyone. >> you can't make that stuff up, i tell you that was incredible, i know when the mayor leaves town they appoint a mayor for the day and i think that hannah should be the supervisor for the day when scott is out of town, thank you, hannah. >> okay, if you are following your program, throw it away or take it home with you so you know who was here today but he always have to change things around a little bit. i am thrilled that we have the mayor with us and we have the council general of japan with us and i want to bring them on so they can do the official thing that they have done for several years and exchange oragami

let them come to long island and staten island and pennsylvania, maryland, let them come. let them see. one of the many people in that community whose house was decimated by that high water, look, we are unfortunately dealing with a schizophrenic leadership on the other side. let's call it what it is. let's not mince words. state and local finances are already stretched too thin. limited or no ability to rebuild it alone. because the storm resulted -- tb resulted in depressed tax clecks. we've been working with the house ways and means committee to draft legislation modeled on tax relief. mr. speaker, as i said, good luck to you, god bless your family and god bless all of you for coming here this morning. we have a shortened week but our work is still ahead of us but this is time to stop debating and take the gloves off. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. griffith, for five minutes. mr. griffith: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise on a different subject, one i think that we can all be pleased about. i rise and submit remarks in honor

. >> reporter: at age 1 and a half, they leave their volunteers and head to long island where they get more formal tripping, getting more than 60 commands. only 40% of canines place this stage of training and are then placed into service. >> sage is the best thing for our family. >> canine companions for independence says training each cog costs about -- each dog costs about $4500. >> and the companions come in all sizes. we had one little guy trot down the isle. a lot of dogs -- down the aisle. a lot of looks, but he was very well-behaved and had his vest on. thank you for watching. happy friday. >> good morning, monica. >> i want to laugh. >> me too. and howard bernstien has

. >> bowman leads the storm surge research group at long island's stoney brook university.the group promotes a plan called the outer harbor gateway. an elaborate system of barriers and causeways that would virtually floodproof much of metro new york. all for billions less than the cost of the damage done by sandy. >> the barrier would cost about $13 billion. in addition, the sand berms on both sides on the sandy hook side and the far rockway side would need to be built up for another $5 billion. so for $20 billion, we could have complete protection for new york harbor, including the three major airports. >> a $20 billion project that would take decades to complete, compared to the $30-plus billion needed right now to fix new york's storm damage. it's hardly a radical idea. or a new one. similar barriers exist in stanford, connecticut and providence, rhode island, massive barriers are also in operation in europe. >> people ask me, if the dutch can do it, if the russians can do it, why can't we? >> higher temperatures rising seas, global warming, they're all affecting weather

and new york senator charles schumer joins us by phone from long island, new york. is this enough?oting on part of the package on friday and then part later on, are you okay with that? >> it would have been better had they voted on the full package today. that didn't happen for all the reasons that dana bash and others mentioned. and at least it provides a clear path to having the $60 billion signed into law by the end of january. are there going to be still some bumps in the road? that always happens in the congress. but now we see a total change in attitude of the speaker, not just pulling the bill, but making an effort to get it moved rather quickly. and that is very positive development. and i think in fact the results of what has happened in the last day where the whole nation really, not just new york and new jersey, was just sort of outraged that we were leaving these people in the lurch, homeowners, small business owners, hundreds of thousands of people in new york and new jersey, who have been hurt so badly by sandy, they actually make it a little easier to get the whole b

. >> simon: tanya and other free divers go to the remotest part of the bahamas, called long island, which christopher columbus put long island on the map in 1492, but you'll have trouble finding it on any tourist map today. the jet set doesn't come here because jet planes don't fly here from america or europe. there are hardly any hotels, no golf courses, no frozen margaritas. right off the beach, there is a massive limestone cavern called dean's blue hole. it is 663 feet deep, and it is dangerous. a few days after we left, a teenager dove into the blue hole and didn't come up. his body was never found. this is where william trubridge lives and trains. for the last six months, he's led a monastic existence, getting ready to try for another world record. he wants to make it down to 410 feet on one breath, this time using a single fin. to get ready, he goes through a unique a set of exercises that he designed himself to make his body more flexible and supple, more like a dolphin. his waist here is 27 inches. then, the countdown. his wife brittany is on the platform. his parents are on the s

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