two days later a second team left bound for the shores of long island.hese were the men, the long island team was led by the eldest, 39-year-old george dash. dash served in the german army in world war i, then immigrated to america as a stowaway. after serving a year in the army air corps, he found work as a waiter. in 1939, he returned to germany after world war ii broke out. with dash was 35-year-old earnest burger, a former storm trooper. the others were hinrich hein and richard krin, both machinists who met while working at a volkswagen factory in germany. the team was run by john curling. he was a standing member of the nazi party who moved to the u.s. in 1929 for work as a butler. joining him was herman nebbauer and werner teal. the last been was herbert howell. he was a u.s. citizen who grew up in chicago. >> on june 13th, 1942, a german u-boat approached the south shore of long island and landed a team of four german saboteurs. >> ronald meister is a former u.s. naval officer. >> they had been trained in the use of explosives to use in blowing up

applause ) from "adam devine's house party" on comedy central november 6, performing at governor's on long island november 28, it's thomas dale. ( cheers and applause ) first time. performing at the maui comedy festival october 3 through november 2, it's kurt braunohler. ( cheers and applause ). >> thank you. thank you. let's begin the program.

orange and yellow we're talking about winds gust to go 50 miles an hour and torrential downpours on long islandfor us periods of heavy rain but for the most part it will be here or there through the overnight and then getting more showery during the day tomorrow. take look at these win. it's not just the wind. winds gust to go 26 miles an hour in atlantic city. 25 at ocean city maryland. philadelphia gust to go 31 miles an hour so the rain is part of the story. the wind is the other part. overnight occasional rain additional quarter of an inch in most locations. but where we see some pockets of heavier rain it could be an additional half an inch in those isolated sections. winds gust to go 30 miles an hour even overnight and temperatures falling into the 40s and that's just the half of it. we'll be seeing more cool air moving into the region tomorrow. we'll talk more about that and also the weekend weather later in the broadcast with the seven day forecast. for now, jess, we'll send it back to you. >> kathy, thanks. >>> new tonight, nothing drums up anxiety for high school students like the pro

you were born in puerto rico, grew up in long island.been in l.a., hollywood, for... >> since 1990. >> hinojosa: so quite a bit of time. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: and how it is that you're able to kind of stay true to your artistic self when you are in the midst of hollywood, you're trying to survive, you have kids, you have to pay the bills. how do you do that? >> yeah, it's not easy. it's a lot of stubbornness goes into, you know, trying to keep your vision. and you know, part of it is having kids keep you grounded. you know, my children keep me real, as they say. >> hinojosa: yeah, but at the same time, you've got the pressure, i'm sure, that hollywood... once motorcycle diaries came out, you were nominated for an oscar. you're the first puerto rican to be nominated for an oscar as a screenwriter. i mean, did the calls just suddenly start... >> they did, yeah. >> hinojosa: they did. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> hinojosa: so it really does happen? >> oh, yes. >> hinojosa: like, the next day? >> oh, yes, it was madness. actually, in a way it s

as kris van cleave reports, the long island community remembered the athlete who lost his life afteraking a hit on the field. >> reporter: hundreds of students, parents, and teachers gathered on the football field at shoreham-wading river high school. they hugged, cried, some walked hand in hand remembering 16-year-old tom cutinella. the junior lineman took a deadly hit during a varsity football game wednesday. he was rushed into surgery and later died. >> everyone's sad about it really. it's a -- again, it's a freak accident. you really can't help what happened. >> reporter: friend adam tanner used to play football with cutinella. >> i can't imagine. i used to play with him. it hasn't hit me. i can't think of how it happened to me. >> reporter: the sense of loss has hung heavily over the field. it has been a deadly week for high school football. nationally two other teens have died playing the game in recent days. in alabama a 17-year-old died after collapsing on the field sunday, and in north carolina a boy collapsed friday during pregame warmups. a report published last year in th

tragedy on long island after a junior on a high school football team collapses and dies after getting hit airing again -- hit during a game. >> if the third high school football death in recent days -- it's the third high school football death in recent days. >> cheerleaders and school spirit, but in three states this week, tragedy on the gridiron. a junior on long island died wednesday after colliding with an opponent and suffering a head injury. >> i believe -- m understanding is that he hady an immediate reaction and then collapsed. >> school officials said it was a typical contact hit with a freak effect. he underwent surgery but later died. his long island high school community is struggling to deal with the tragedy. >> a lot of crying, hugging, questions, shock. >> he is the third high school football player to die this week. an alabama high school player, passed away on sunday, two days after he collapsed on the field following a tackle. his coach said the hit was routine and harris got up right after, but he then fell down. he was just days away from celebrating his 18th birth

. >>> last night in suburban long island, new york, came the awful word that a high school football player had died after a hit on the field making him the third high school football player to die in one week's time. two other teenagers collapsed on the field in north carolina and alabama. and again we're talking now about the health and safety of young players. we get our report tonight from nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: 16-year-old varsity linebacker tom cutinella of long island, new york collided with a player during the third quarter. >> he went down and got up and did a few steps. and then went down. >> reporter: he was rushed to the hospital. 45 minutes later he was pronounced dead. the preliminary cause, a head injury. >> the game involves contact. and it was the result of a freak football play. >> reporter: but it's those incidents that again are raising questions about player safety. he's the third high school football-related death in a week. last friday in north carolina 17-year-old linebacker isaiah langston collapsed during pre-game warmups, possibly because of a blood clot in

but here on new york's long island tonight, hugs and tears after a student died following a punishing hit on the football field. high school junior tom cuntinella suffered a head injury and collapsed yesterday. >> i think it was the result of a typical football play. it was just a freak accident. >> reporter: today, grief counselors helping stunned students and the community. >> everybody's traumatized by this. it's -- this is not going to just end today or tomorrow, i mean, all the kids are very shaken up. >> reporter: it's been a devastating week for the game. since last friday, three high school football players from new york, north carolina and alabama died after playing. two of those deaths came right after hard hits. take a look at this video from a high school football practice. the kids move fast and hit hard. according to the journal of pediatrics, 90% of fatal head injuries in sports don't happen in college or the nfl. they happen on fields like this. but the professionals are vulnerable, as well. the nfr is in the midst of a nearly billion dollar settlement with retired pla

ed state's wife, mary, is home when she finds out about a crash in long island and contacts american airlines. >> i got one of the chief pilots in new york. and it wasn't the -- i guess, you know, wasn't the ideal way of telling me, but i said was ed the pilot and they said yes. >> a devastating loss of life. a horrible scene in a residential neighborhood. >> it looks like a war zone. you seen anything on television, it's just -- terrible. >> just two months after 9/11, people were wondering, could this be another terrorist attack? >> everyone should remain calm. we talked to the white house several times. there's air cover. >> in this anxious climate, the ntsb works to find the reason the tail of the plane broke off. >>> coming up, outrage over the official cause of the crash of american airlines flight 587. ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- no

from new jersey to new york city, long island, connecticut, also into rhode island. the storms in an isolated tornado risk if anything they would be brief across the region across parts of the i 95 corridor. there you have it the areas of rain as far as england as far west as the midwest and tennessee and north carolina flien. we are looking at possible delays across parts of the northeast and great lakes places like detroit and new york city and philadelphia. other areas enjoying quieter weather into carolinas also into parts of florida. current temperatures in the 40's and 50's out there. highs a only a little better than that. heather, lia while things are cooling off here across parts of the northeast take a look at dallas, texas, 95 degrees for their high temperature. it will be a toasty one. >> hot in texas. a mixed bag. >> thank you, maria. >> the time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up first the biggest breech in history is brand new threat for jp morgan customers. >> a cool crisp morning means fall is in the air. we will take you to

but here on new york's long island, hugs and tears after a student died following a punishing hit onella appears to have suffered a head injury and collapsed. >> i think it was the result of a typical football play. a freak accident. >> reporter: grief counselors helping some students and the community. >> everybody is traumatized by this. this is not going to just end today or tomorrow. the kids are really shaken up. >> reporter: a devastating week for the game. since last friday, three high school football players from new york, north carolina and alabama died after playing. two of those deaths came right after hard hits. take a look at this video from a high school football practice. the kids move fast and hit hard. the professionals are vulnerable as well. the nfl is in the midst of a nearly billion-dollar settlement with retired players over concussion related injuries. the nfl now predicting nearly one-third of retired pros will develop brain injuries. the toll taken by football is on the minds of everyone here at this vigil for the long island player who died. on a facebook me

the toll taken by football is on the minds of everyone here at this vigil for the long island playerhow dangerous this sport can be. tom llamas, abc news, new york. >>> an intense search for missing college student hannah graham has turned up empty. university of virginia student vanished three weeks ago, shortly after she was seen on surveillance video. police say they may get some extra help tomorrow when hunting season starts in the state. jesse matthew jr. has been charged in connection with her disappearance. >>> frightening moments for a couple of window washers in oakland, california. the two men got stuck 19 floors in the air when their platform malfunctioned. they were stranded in the hot sun for two hours before firefighters rappelled down from the roof of the high rise to rescue them. they were dehydrated and hungry but otherwise okay. >>> and dozens of families were trapped down a california ferris wheel for an hour and a half. the ride at disney's california adventure stalled yesterday afternoon, and workers actually had to manually restart it and remove passengers one b

long island and coastal new england. >> the temperatures just down river, those of been kind of dusty and they will continue tonight. all those developing ahead of a cold front. the southerly wind at a pretty good speed. 56 in detroit, indianapolis and charleston the lower 60's and upper 50's but the cooler air will get here. we need a mechanism to change the wind around. it's coming our way. here comes the cold front. the rain now moving through columbus and heading to the southeast into the eastern sections of ohio. the front itself isn't the big story. the big story is what happens along the front once the cooler winds push east. the computer models agree the area of low pressure will develop and become a nor'easter. the indications will not only be but we will see ourselves doing with gusty wind and a pretty nasty day. this is the first batch of showers through winchester. keep that in mind with scattered showers. the clouds roll right back in. that is how fast it is moving and how strong it will be to showers in thewn late-night and overnight hours. as we head to the day tomorrow

he's able to buy a car, stay in a hotel, rent a cottage out in long island as he does reconnaissance jp morgan's mansion out there. he's able to buy 178 pounds of dynamite and he also has a great cover identity. he goes around as a member of the summer new york social register, so he is able to get into all the great houses of long island because they all want to be listed in the social register and he's able to do reconnaissance of jp morgan's mansion on the north shore. and then he decides to launch his plot. first step in this plot is he plans -- goes up to washington on july 2nd, 1915 and plants a bomb in the u.s. capitol building. this bomb goes off 10:00 p.m. at night. it does great damage to the u.s. capitol building and hav ng accomplished this, he then goes the next morning, takes the train back to new york and makes his way to jp morgan's mansion. he introduced himself as the reporter to the social directory, but jp morgan's butler, physic says, this doesn't seem right. the guy looks weird and wild. munter takes out a revolver, forces his way in and chases the butler down

many homeowners in holgate on long beach island are still trying pick up the pieces tonight. >> they shared the struggles they faced over the past two years with our dawn timmeney. report. >> 39 years my father bought it in '79 and left at this time my sister and i, and sandy took it away. >> reporter: and two years after the storm, john is still rebuilding his family's beach home on long beach island. he's a contractor so he is doing most of the repairs hum self. >> work whenever i get a chance just to put her back together. whole first floor is gutted roar report john remembers all too well what this place look like after sandy unleashed her fury. >> it was bad and it smelled. the mold, mildew, insulation, the wiring was all shot. everything. it was something. >> reporter: as bad as john's place was, his neighbors had it even worse. you can see the house is gone. it washed right off its pilings crashing this house behind it. the porch is still off and the neighbors haven't been back since. >> you can see the mud line pretty clearly on the back of the door. >> reporter: a couple of

as a native long islander coming to dinner with friends and family. i'm glad i did not bring my daughter. >> the suspect is a man in his 30s with blond hair. >>> it has been a weekend of mostly peaceful resistance in st. louis and ferguson, missouri. thousands taking part in the marches in the four-day event. protesters are calling for darren wilson to be charged with the shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown. >>> in st. louis, some 1,000 protesters rallying overnight wanted to remember vonderrit myers. the teenager shot and killed by a st. louis police officer last week. police say myers shot first. cnn's sara sidner is live for us. what is happening at this hour? >> reporter: the protesters marched more than 1,000 of them several miles of the shaw neighborhood to the tower grove neighborhood which is a business district. they stopped in the middle of the intersection and chanted "black lives matter." they made their way to the university where the crowd has dwindled significantly. now a few dozen people here. they will stay here as a sit-in und

coming in is atlantic city and long island. thunderstorms and even the threat there for strong or strong winds and large hail. very easy to see mississippi valley. a lot of activity expected to continue there throughout the day. temperatures, the cold air split. staying to the north and if you are down to the south, you will see the warm temperatures. easy to see where it is cool and warm. northeast today will get wild out there overnight. >> all right. thank you, indra. >>> pro-democracy activists and government facing off in hong kong. a sudden change in tone taking to the streets. >>> another high profile problem for the secret service. we will have details of that. [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ hmm. trade in your old iphone and get a new iphone free at verizon. did you say something, paul? huh? no. can i route our trip? i love our trip

a typical middle-class family living on long island. >> we were both solid parents and valued our family and so proud of our boys. it was a dream, really. >> exactly when bernie madoff went wrong is unclear. but as his reputation for delivering steady profits grew, the madoffs began living the good life. a penthouse in manhattan, homes in palm beach and the south of france, and yachts in both places. >> he was a big figure in the industry. he was the chairman of nasdaq. he was constantly being honored as "man of the year" of this organization and that. and that--that had an effect on me. >> both sons went to work as traders for their father's firm in the late '80s, a time authorities believe madoff's ponzi scheme was well under way. why would your father want to taint his sons by bringing into a situation that could, well, spell disaster? >> you know, that's-- that's a great question. and that's something that i really agonize over as a son. you know, what my father did was so horrible. and it's hard for me to-- hard for me to understand that. >> bernard l. madoff securities employed ove

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and when i was there, i ran into some guys from a long island charter company who had just bought a brand new, $25 million airplane, a legacy 600, a real beauty, a midsize corporate jet. and they said, why don't you fly back with us? the plane has 13 seats and there were 6 empty seats. sure, okay, i'm in. and that turned out to be certainly the most fateful decision of my life. >> september 29th, 2006. 2:52 p.m. the legacy, tail number 600 x-ray lima takes off from san jose dose campos. destination, the city of manaus, nearly four hours to the northwest. air traffic control instructs "the legacy" to fly at 37,000 feet, where it levels off by 3:33 p.m. meanwhile, two minutes later, gol airlines flight 1907 departs manaus for the country's capital of brasilia in the south. within a half hour, the boeing 737 reaches its cruising altitu altitude, 37,000 feet. the 737 is heading southeast. the legacy is heading northwest. the two aircraft should be at different altitudes. instead, they're on a collision course. >> it was a beautiful day, puffy white clouds in the sky, nothing obscuring our vie

his long island high school community struggling to deal with the tragedy. >> a lot of crying.t of hugging. a lot of questions. a lot of shock. >> reporter: it's the third high school football player to die this week. mario harris an alabama high school player passed away on sunday, two days after he collapsed on the field after a tackle. harris' coach head the hit was routine. harris got up right after. but then fell back down. the quarterback was days away from sell baiting his 18th birthday. in north carolina last friday, another player collapsed during pregame warm-ups. his older brother said a blood clot in his brain may have been a factor in his death. >> so much potential he had. just cut short. >> reporter: the tragic deaths come at a time when the safety of football players at all levels is being heavily scrutinized, and concerns are growing about injuries and brain damage. abc news, washington. >>> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >>> thank you. a virus that causes severe illness makes its way to th

. >> reporter: it could be any high school in america, but on long island, hugs and tears after a student died following a punishing hit on the football field. tom coupty nel la suffered a head injury and collapsed. >> it was a typical football play, a freak accident. >> reporter: helping the community. >> everybody is traumatized by this. all the kids are shaken up. >> reporter: it's a devastating week for the game. since last friday, three high school football players from new york, north carolina and alabama died after playing. two of those deaths came right after hard hits. take a look at this video from a high school football practice. the kids move fast and hit hard. the professionals are vulnerable as well. nfl is in the midst of a nearly billion dollar settlement with retired players over concussion-related injuries. the nfl predicting nearly a third of retired pros will develop brain injuries. the toll taken at football is on the mind for everyone here at the vigil for the student who died. this is a terrible reminder of how dangerous the sport can be. >> the number of cases of p

country from the mountainous country side surrounding the hometown of idaho falls as to the quiet long island ham let where our traffic control men kevin first raised his right hand and swore that most slum oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states from madison, wisconsin a thousand miles from the sea yet where it remains true even a thousand miles from the sea we're a maritime nation and where identification textbooks and second cellular calls zooey would begin hair long journey go bringing her to this place this ship and crew to 'tis lose alabama where nation first class christen board core leaves behind here family and home and two her beloved aspirin son tied to be part of something big very big low tide roll christina from the motor city detroit, michigan to los angeles the master sergeant a second class allen held one thing in common the desire to serve our country so too seaman hence who has made perhaps the longtime journey that began in china in san francisco's only native son antonio and in all 1 thousand and 2 hundred crew members from all corners of this lan

raise their rents this limits an ability to refinance and take out limits of credit if you're a long island and need to help a tenant to give them an rounds it makes it harder realty vacancies all we're seeing from 2015 we've hit a plateau this is small businesses as well as large businesses san francisco will not be a unit we're part of a bigger economy i implore you everything you do here as a longer impact for the city. >> thank you very much. next speaker. hi, i'm vicky i'm here as a native san franciscan i grew up if the neighborhood and went to school and worked in the neighborhood i'm concerned about now city officials and local government controlling to this level as to what upstairs in this neighborhood i believe this country was developed on free market and competition and enterprise i think the neighborhoods and the people that own the real estate the people that own and live there are the best decision-makers as to that those kind of decisions i ever neighborhood is different a lot of the neighborhoods will be greatly harmed by the inability to have the all of a sudden formula r

puppet show is and long island. and then to reduce the cost of government because it is their. and then to go line by line. to have a benefit to the economy and cut spending that is unnecessary. hill: the budget is a key problem in our country now at $17 trillion in debt and climbing and in a fly 16 spending $1 trillion on interest on the national debt if interest rates continue the import trend. event you cannot get this career politicians together without having a goal in mind also supporting the constitutional line item veto to help residents cut out unnecessary spending in a constitutional way. will we need to do to get by budget priorities in line is to prioritize to demand accountability in to not have everything centralized at the federal level. as it relates to our deficits to pay down the dead of the grandkids to move forward we have to get this economy going again. it is in growing and hasn't been talking about fewer jobs than seven years ago there are 13 million fewer working and the economy this stage in the recovery. if we have revenues we can have the deficit redu

all the rain is well to the east coming across new york, long island, connecticut anded hudson valley. it's tracking in to new england. our problem will be this guy spinning back in southern ohio, northern kentucky coming to west virginia. that's going to squeeze out a few showers across the region. visibilities with temps in the 50s and low 60s. really drops off parts to to our west. three-quarters after mile in winchester and also warrenton. had a quarter mile still due in the hagerstown area. a little fog on the eastern shore. thankfully nothing too horrible there. just to give you a little bit of extra time out west with that fog. andrea and nick, over to you. >> thanks, howard. here's what's in the news right now. the united nations world food program says the ebola outbreak continues to grow there could be a major food crisis. the united nations says it needs to reach 1.9 million people affected by ebola. so far it's provided food to 530,000 people. >>> after years of fighting over marriage equality, same- sex marriage is legal in the site of hide hoe a. number of -- idaho. a nu

the meantime, a new study says the spill left an oily bathtub ring on three floors the size of long island> 13 people believed to be cuban migrants on a raft that broke apart sunday. ten were rescued monday. wfor reports. >> reporter: these are striking images from a rescue helicopter. a cuban migrant housed up from sea. a life is saved. lieutenant eric lowd is on board. >> we've been going through the training before. we're just going through the motions of the training we were prepared to do. coordinating with dispatch units on the scene. everything wept well. >> reporter: other images from chopper 4 show the rescue of two cuban migrants at sea. >> they looked pretty good from somebody that was floating, i believe, five day. long and hot and thirsty and cold. >> reporter: from the north tip of ill yot key, a basket is dropped and one migrant is rescued up into the miami-dade helicopter. >> the first person we pulled up in the helicopter was able to tell us 13 people originally departed. >> we found maybe eight or nine people in the water. some holding ton life tubes. >> reporter: two peo

in april, a long island teenager was a target of a hoax after playing the game call of duty. and last year, a phony bomb threat was called into union county new jersey police while a college student was on his xbox. >> i don't want to kill other people. >> we shared the millville 9-1-1 tape with an assemblyman. >> i think i need to sit down and look at drafting legislation. >> according to kurnts new jersey state law, a person convicted of swatting could end up only serving probation. moriorty wants mandatory jail time and those making those calls should have to pay up. >> i think the penalty should be more severe and required to pay for every dollar that was spent by the municipality that sent all of these people out here. >> moriorty tells me he plans to introduce the bill by the end of this month. for the investigators, nbc 10 news. >> and, in you have a tip for the nbc 10 investigators, e-mail them at nbc 10 investigators at nbc10uni.com. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with glen "hurricane" schwartz. >> i've had a couple of chilly, wet, windy days, but

then he was supposed to go to long island in new york. those events are canceled. as far as we know, those are the only events that are canceled. he was suppose today go to new hampshire. that has been postponed. the president is supposed to go back to connecticut at some point, but it is unclear when he'll do so. >> any indication that the president might address this concern directly in a speech or republicans?to is there anything along those grounds? >> we do not know if he will or he won't. that's something we will be watching closely today. >> talking about the white house response to ebola. there is a story on "the washington post" web site. thank you. >> thank you. >> again, you are hearing the president is canceling some of his travel plans for today. he did yesterday as well. he met this morning with his defense secretary, chuck hague l. other hearings today, a defense briefing. they are hearing from home from our ambassador in liberia. we will have that for you on c-span2. also covering a joint briefing today with a state department spokesman and the defe

jon: a horrible murder, followed by a gruesome suicide on new york's long island. a woman beheaded. the suspect then leaping in front of a train. hear what witnesses thought they were seeing. with. >>> plus we're watching the relentless flow of burning lava on hawaii's big island. homes, businesses, a whole town in its path. the latest coming up. >> never, you know, in my wildest dream when i was a kid growing up i would see lava. >> i think it is pretty scary. the anxiety is building up and like a slow torture. shannon: right now new information on crime stories we're following. two men hit by gunfire in front of a north carolina courthouse. we brought you this breaking news yesterday. dozens of officers tracked the suspect but they're looking for a second man as well. >>> woman accused of trying to murder her three children wants to see them again. police say ebony wilkerson tried to drive her minivan into the ocean with her children in it. a south carolina judge will hear her request to see the children later this week. >>> a woman in her 60s found beheaded in the street outside

an emotional vigil took place on a football field on long island new york yesterday. community members gathered to remember a high school player who died after a head injury during a game. tom was a 16-year-old junior. hundreds of athletes, parents, neighbors and friends paid tribute and consoled one another. the score board displayed his number he and the flag was lord to half staff. >>> seniors at a chester housing apartment buildings said they do not feel safe. there's been murders near the gate of their complex. residents say they need 24 hour security service they have been promised. >> we're frightened. we're not panic stricken, you but it's a frightening situation, we hope it can be rectified shortly, if not there are many people who are going to suffer saturday of it. >> now, the chester housing authority said in a statement gateway has new security features that makes it one of the most secure senior buildings in the city. >> the eagles host the rams at lincoln financial field on sunday. the birds defense face another big test from a surprising weapon on the

i don't drive so i sometimes would hire a town car to take us to long island, to our home in long islandel after i had done this several times, i realized every time she saw a black town car she thought it was for her. >> seth: oh wow. >> and she would try to get in it. and i would say, i said to devlin, "you know," jokingly, i said, "we should write a children's book, 'mabel of the hamptons,' about an over privileged french bulldog." [ laughter ] and he thought it was a great idea and wrote a first draft. and then we started to work on it. and next fall it will be in book stores as "naughty mabel." >> seth: "naughty mabel." [ applause ] now -- >> you, you, you, i predict that you too will write a book about your dog. >> seth: it's only a matter of time. i certainly talk about my dog enough. >> i've seen the pictures. it's adorable. >> seth: she's an adorable dog. it is the kind of dog -- again, i never thought i would -- i grew up with big dogs and then you get in a relationship and the next thing you know you have a tiny dog in a sailor costume. >> i mean, i will say, your dog looks pe

a small area, new jersey, long island, southern new england could see thunderstorms late tonight.e tomorrow morning going through with damaging winds, kind of an unusual event. >> for this time of year. bill kearns kierans, thank you for that. police will hit the streets in ferguson, missouri. police will no longer tell them to keep moving in a peaceful manner. remember the equipment ferguson used the associated press found the pentagon plus program so popular, it will ed to a coroner getting his hand on a hum see and assault rifle and a handgun. he says he needs it to protect himself. dzhokhar tsarnaev's friend says he was so high out of his head on marijuana, he doesn't remember what happened that night. he says he was forced into giving a confession. >>> more than 28,000 bounds of cocaine t. coast guard seized that in a bust along the central coast during the past three months. street value, $42003 million. >>> new glass floors were installed in the eiffel tower. a part of a wide reaching $30 million makeover that marks the tower's 125th birthday. >>> a sign your hot air balloo

a high school principal on new york's long island used to support common core. >> as teachers complain, parents complain, principals complain. we're told, well, you're just not doing the common core right. that's not correct. the common core is not working. it's falling apart. and it's time that we take it off the road. >> we have a long way to go making sure that we are all speaking a common language in terms of standards. once we get that together i think it's going to be a really positive thing. >> reporter: changing how we teach our children, a hard lesson the nation is still learning. rehema ellis, nbc news, brooklyn, ohio. >>> and we are back in a moment with what could be a major break in the enduring mystery of amelia earhart. >>> inside the national cathedral in washington today it felt like a state funeral. the mourners included the vice president, secretary of state, assorted senators and a supreme court justice. it was technically a memorial for a newspaper man, but ben bradlee was much more than that. and one of his more noted acolytes bob woodward said today felt more lik

doctors performed emergency surgery but they could not save the life of the long island teenager. >> freak accident. you know, the game involves contact and it was the result of a freak football play. >> well, today students and community members gathered on the football field there to honor his memorial right. his coach said that there were "no words to describe the loss." >>> well, two stars of the hit reality series the new housewives of new jersey are going prison. teresa guidice will spend 15 months behind bars and her husband, joe, will serve 41 months. the judge said that theresa will serve her sentence first so her husband can stay home with their four children. back in march these two pled guilty admitting they hid assets and lied on mortgage and loan applications. the guidices were each ordered to pay more than $400,000 in restitution. >>> take a look at this unusual sight. these some giant rabbits at the elmwood park zoo in norristown. some say that bunnies like these are becoming popular pets. flemish rabbits and german rabbits can grow to be about 30 pounds in all. in so

the construction is ongoing project to link the long island railroad to grand central terminal in manhattanouple in mays landing new jersey has tied the knot in a rather spooktacular way. halloween costumes, float, more than a thousand people. >> fox 29's sabina was therefore the fright fully sweet wedding. >> witches, ghouls, ghost, for the bride and groom. wait. that's no costume. it is my favorite holiday. >> we've been together for halloween, like a loft people come together for christmas. >> and this is lauren edwards' wedding day. >> the ghoulish guests riding main street, four by 8-foot wedding float at the head of may's landing, halloween parade. now, entering its 60 year. make no mistake. >> what's in the pot? is that love position? >> no. >> there is no need for a love spell here. >> every little girl thinks like cinderella wedding, trashed until, church, this is definitely not it, but it is perfect. so, perfect for us. >> love is in the air. anywhere you go, any day of the week. and, you know, the couple really loves halloween. you know, even though it is a spooky time, it is a h