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they were staying at the howard johnson in niagara falls yesterday, when they asked hotel staff to help them get their baby out of the safe. the child was alert and crying when rescued, but the family managed to bolt before police were notified. >> this may be nothing more than a preventible accident and we're just trying to verify that. >> police say the family is of asian descent and a language barrier prevented staff from finding out more before they left. investigators want to make sure the child is okay. the couple was last seen in a gray ford van with the new jersey license plate number b 31-eub. >>> the company that owns infidelity website ashley madison admits some of the data posted online by hackers is real but avid life media insists it never stored information. hackers claim to have leaked a massive list of users for cheating spouses. experts who have analyzed the data say it includes millions of names, addresses and credit card numbers. >> a lot of women are putting their husband's information in today. i've seen that on social media today. having health insurance gives us

i have a mixed bag about the police in niagara falls. becoming at is little better than what it used to be. i was physically deformed by an officer while i was unconscious once. a police officer a few years ago aided and abetted a developer to steal from me and i am in court right now. the police chief here is a good man. he came to my house personally, i guess it was because of the signs i had all over my house. something, try to do but they are not, a lot of the younger officers, their training seems to be better. but we have a lot of corruption here. it is left over from a criminal organization. againstt a thing people, it is changing, but there is corruption on the police force here. the with the judges and investigating attorney, a head judge and a head district attorney. you have to go in front of each other. i have a mixed bag of feelings on the way the police are right now. i know there are a lot of corrupt police and a lot of good police. years insit 2.5 prison, i had a job for the last three years and have never been in more tr

the couple was at a hotel in niagara falls. they left. once the baby was freed from the safe and before police arrived. a.j. ross is following the story with more. >> reporter: the little information that niagara falls hotel has on the couple is making it hard for police to determine if they are from brooklyn or new jersey. investigators don't believe the pair crossed back over the border d. they are trying to track them down and check on the welfare of that baby. police were called to this howard johnson near niagara falls tuesday after police were notified of a baby locked in a safe. they were called to the couple's room where the baby was crying and trapped inside the small space measuring a foot and a half wide. >> it's not known the sex of the child just that it may be under a year in age. >> reporter: investigators say the safe was larger than a standard hotel safe and it took workers nearly 20 minutes to get the baby out. aside from crying, the child appeared to be fine. how the baby became locked in the safe is a mystery since the

i have a mixed bag about the police in niagara falls here. i believe it is becomes better than it used to be. i was physically deformed by an officer with a night stick. i was unconscious. a police officer aided and abetted someone that stole from me. the police cheer here is a good man. he came to my house, personally -- i guess it was because of the signs i had hanging all over my house, but he seems to try to do something, but they're not. a lot of the officers, the younger ones, they're training seems to be better than what it used to be. but we have a lot of corruption here. and it is a criminal organization that has gotten to the police here and there. it is not usually against people and beating people, but there is corruption. even the judges and the -- the head judge and the head district attorney are brothers. i have a mixed bag of feeling. i know there is a lot of corrupt police and a lot of good police out there. and after 13 1/2 years in prison. i have been straight. i had a job for the last 30 years. i have never been in any mor

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he walked above the grand canyon and niagara falls and two sky escapers in chicago. >>> heavy rain and flash flooding could make the toxic spill in colorado even worse, the epa is of taking full responsibility for the disaster that turned the river orange, it spilled millions of gallons of waste water into the water. and rain today could stir it all up again and move it furnish downstream. >>> a former pennsylvania beauty queen is now behind bars accused of scamming people out of thousands of dollars, brandy weaver gates apparently faked having cancer and raised thousands of dollars, she shaved her head and when so far as to trick her own sister. >> the sister would have to stay on the first floor and many weaver gates would go to the second floor to get her cancer treatments, six to eight hours and then she would reemerge from the elevator, an anonymous tip led to the investigation. she is now being held on 150,000 there's bail. >>> a group of kayakers quick thinking helped them get rescues from the arizona wilderness. >>> they are a few hours into a two day trips when they hit rough

everything that goes on, up in the other great lakes, any problems, flows over to niagara falls and lakerio. it's the most stressed overdevelop, and polluted, of the great lakes and it shows. >> you can see the mixture of sewerage and you see tampon ap make indicators, and all those new condominium towers, when it rains, all the sewerage, from all those buildings, is running into the harbor. >> we're building new nuclear powers here and, we're building dumps into the great lakes water systems. and, waste around the great lakes, and, it is becoming a bigger and bigger issue. there's no plan nor anything. it is all sitting on our drinking water, it's reckless and dangerous, and, it's stupid. and somebody is going to pay the price for it. >> canadiens and americans, we need to get together, and come up with a united system, effective set of rules and regulations that ensure that the great lakes remove smooth, and drinkable, and fishable. if we don't do that, there will be a huge price to pay. >> and you can find much more, on our website. humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is

the concerns of the great lakes falls over niagara false and into lake ontario. it was the most polluted of the great lakes and it shows. you can see the condom and tam tampon applicators. all the sewage is going into the toront harbor. we're building dumps into the great lakes water system. emerging threats like that is a waste around the great lakes, on the great lakes and inside the great lakes and becoming a bigger and bigger issue. this is no plan for any of them. it's all sitting on our drinking water. it's reckless. it's dangerous. it's stupid, and someone is going to pay the price for it. canadians and americans, we need to get together and come up with an united and consistent, effective set of rules and regulations that insure that the great lakes remain drinkable and fishable for the next hundred years. if we don't do that then there is going to be a huge price to pay economically, culturally and socially. >> many are taking part in a festival. in kathmandu we have this report. >> it is a festival where family members of those who have lost loved ones

the bizarre story played out at a howard johnsons in niagara falls. staff members were asked to rescue the baby, and it was alert and crying. the parents took off before anyone could contact police. they want to make sure the child is okay. the couple was in a gray ford van with a license plate number, b 31-iub. >>> mayor de blasio is fed up with topless women taking over times square. covered in body paint from the waist up, they're a major attraction, posing for pictures. today, the mayor said the practice is, quote, wrong. he's now promising action, although he didn't give any specifics on how he'd handle it. for now, the topless entertainers can stay put because what they're doing is actually not illegal. >>> it is being dubbed as the female viagra and could change the sex lives of women who lost their libido. flibanserin will be sold under the name, addyi. it's the first ever drug designed to boost the libido. >> it's as a sexual health expert, gynecologist, someone who takes care of women, this is going to be a game changer for me. >> while prop

it happened at a howard johnson in niagara falls. hotel workers were able to get the child out, but the family checked out before police got there. the family has since contacted police and they say they were not aware that officers were looking for them. they say the child got locked in the safe while playing hide and seek with her siblings. that explains it. the child is okay and the investigation is now closed. >> thank goodness. >>> well, the list of accusers just keeps growing in the bill cosby scandal. >> coming up next, the new women coming forward who say the comedian sexually abused them. >>> i'm catherine craig on staten island where the nypd are looking for two men pretending to be one of them. police impostures and they stole hundreds of dollars from innocent people. we'll show you how they're tricking their victims. >>> first social pick of the day coming to us from@blacksoap. very nice. >> looks peaceful. >>> if you have an interesting pic you would like to share, send it into our website and posting to twitter or insta

baby from brooklyn along with its parents, and the family had been staying at a howard johnson in niagara falls, ontario. the parents alerted the hotel staff yesterday that their infant was locked in their room's safe. a maintenance worker freed the baby, but the parents took off before the police arrived. experts said the baby must have been place in the safe intentionally. >> there's no handle on the inside, as well as there's no marines of locking the safe from the inside. the only way you can lock the safe, someone has to enter the lock code in there. >> police say the family was driving a van with new jersey plates. >>> a lawsuit has been filed against the new york city department of education over sweltering buses carrying disabled students, and parents and the public advocate filed the suit after multiple complaints to the d.o.e. and bus companies. 27,000 disabled students ride the buses through the summer. city code requires all buss have the air-conditioning turned on when it's warmer than 70 degrees outside, but not every bus is up to code. >> part of this is mechanical, and par

. >>> and then at 5:30, the search for a brooklyn couple, the baby was locked in a hotel safe in niagara falls. we're going to tell you what out for. >>> we're following a flash ood wa ing tonight affecting o new jersey counties. this photo just into our newsroom from route 22 in scotch plains, new jersey. this is near the overpass on new providence road. it is closed right now, because of this watery mess. you can see that truck there just stuck. we'll check in with janice in just a moment. >>> a bangkok shrine has now reopened after 22 people were killed in a bombing a stream of worshiers were paying respects to the victims. police released a sketch of the man they say did it. thai police say he is seen leaving a backpack at the shrine just before the explosion. you see him in the yellow shirt there. investigators also think two other men may have been involved anymore new at 5:00, former "90210" actress shannen dougherty reveals she has breast canc . attorneys rrclaim her former business managers and accountanis mismanaged her money and allowed her health ins an to lapse and because o

the family was staying at a howard johnson hotel in niagara falls. the family asked them to rescue the child from the safe. there was a language barrier. they're not sure how the baby was locked inside. the baby was alert and crying. the parents took the toddler and left quickly. police want to make sure that the child is okay. the couple last seen in a gray ford van with the plate number b 31-eub. >>> police are trying to find a vandal who etched hateful words targeting the asian community on a sidewalk in queens. somebody carved this derogatory message in wet cement on cherry avenue in flushing. a few feet away from a daycare center. we have blurred out the racial slur in that message. a d.o.t. crew removed the offensive words yesterday. >>> a long island man who owns a petting zoo faces more than 2 dozen counts of animal neglect. investigators say 354-year-old michael dom beck kept them in disgusting conditions. these are pictures of emaciated donkeys and horses. they were malnourished, mal treated and neglected. neighbors saw some of the neglect

wallenda a veteran has successfully wire walked across the grand canyon, niagara falls and between two sky scrapers. he knows what he is doing. he never does net or hardness just in case. >> vince was saying he has tight roped across the atlantic city boardwalk. >> right. >> it is just so nerve racking. >> can you imagine being his wife at the end. he is married, and has children. >> if he does, they are tough. >> my goodness. >>> here's a question, what do you think all right is the mess popular shoe type of shoe for ladies in the u.s. >> i have in idea. >> but, according to the web site masterful the the answer may surprise you. it find that americans like the marry jane straps which we agree we have not worn since what the mid 90's? that is also with the strap, wide open, or pointed toe. >> all right. >> and a heel too. >> yes. >> also, four and a half inch heel just to be specific. >>> australians are more likely to buy flats or flat sandals and mexico shoppers tend to go platform shoes or wedgees and apparently the irish they stay with the stiletto. >> there we go. >> we were sayi

the family was staying at a howard johnson in niagara falls. there was a language barrier. they're not sure how the baby got locked inside. the baby was alert and crying. the parents took off before anyone could contact police. police say the couple was last seen in a gray ford van, new ujersey plates. here's the license. 31-eub. >>> a vandal etched hateful words tgeting the asian community on a sidewalk in queens. somebody carved this in wet cement in flushing just feet away from a daycare, an after school ck ter program for children. we've blurred the racial slur out of that message. a d.o.t. crew removed of the offensive words from the sidewalk yesterday. go> it is 4:38. a long island man who runs a petting zoo faces more than 2 dozen counts of animal neglect. investigators say 54-year-old michael come beck kept animals on his property in disgusting conditions. these are pictures of emaciated donkeys and they were mistreated and neglected. neighbors witnessed some of he alleged neglect over this past harsh winter. >> they were out in the loose, the horses. nobody could t

up in the other great lakes, any of the problems they have or concerns ultimately flows over the niagaran to lake ontario, so it's definitely the most stressed, over developed and polluted of the great lakes. and it shows. you can see the mixture of sewage when you see like tampon applicators. all those new condominium towers that have been built in the last 10 years when it rains all the sewage from all of those buildings is going in to toronto harbor. we are building more nuclear power planned here, left all our nuclear waste along our drinking water supply right across the great lakes we are building dumps in to the great lakes water systems, emerging threats like that and waste around and on the great likes and inside it is becoming a bigger and bigger issue. there is no plan for any of that. it's all sitting on our drinking water. it's reckless, it's dangerous, it's stupid and somebody is going to pay the price for it. canadiens and americans, we need to get together and come up with a united consistent, effective set of rules and regulations that insure that the great lakes remain

>>anny h: the fda approves a new drop of the bed is being called the female version of niagara it treats women who lack sexual desire. >>andrew s: say hello to the little pink pill they approve for the first time of another tree is the lack of sexual desire and it is exclusively for women for more than 15 years to push pills for mensa to niagara to treat erectile dysfunction they point out there has been no such option for women this is calling the new drug is a misnomer because by agra does not and do sexual desire it treats a physical problem the new drug targets the central nervous system in the same category as anti-depressant according to a study done in 2002 as many as one in every three women might experience hyperactive sexual desires or a lack of sexual fantasy or desire a psychologist and there but second a devastating there but a conference with the problem after twice refusing to approve since 2010 citing side effects they have finally approved did a box warning will point out in just such a severely low blood pressure the logical surgeon also cautions those already taking an

wallenda has famously crossed niagara falls and holds nine guinness world records, but this was his longestk ever. >>> a locker room dust-up has landed new york's jets' quarterback geno smith on the injured list for up to ten weeks. smith had his jaw broken when he was punched by second-year linebacker ikemefuna enemkpali. they were apparently in a dispute over $600. he was immediately released from the team. head coach todd bowles says smith was sucker punched. >> the whole thing was childish, tit for tat, he said/she said high school stuff that they could have handled better than they handled it. >> after the incident, a swollen-jawed smith posted a picture to social media reading "i'll be back." >>> a face-off in federal court today between tom brady and nfl commissioner roger goodell. a judge is ordering them to explain their positions on the deflategate scandal. goodell upheld a four-game suspension of brady last month. the judge has asked both sides to negotiate a settlement. >>> and when we return, presidential audience. a wounded veteran gets down on his knee to pop the question to

searching for the parents of a baby that was found locked inside of essays in a howard johnson in niagara falls. they were able to open the save and remove the baby. the parents quickly took off before the police arrived. the police say they were driving a gray ford passenger van with new jersey plates and right now they don't believe that they have crossed over the border back into the u.s. dari: arguing it out over the deflategate case again. trying to reach a settlement for tom brady using underinflated championship game. they hope to make a ruling by september 4 and warned that they could overturn the suspension. both sides have in order to go back to court on august 31. steve: more than 3200 people evacuated from liberty island after this threatening call came in april. jason paul smith used the name of a fugitive terrorist wanted from the 1993 bombing of the world trade center. >> any threat that is called in, bomb threat or otherwise, they investigate those threats regardless of of who he is affiliated with, we take those matters seriously. steve: smith is accused of making other c

but if you look at who is invested in hedge funds, its pension plans, retirement funds, the niagara fallss and teachers association. john: yes, that's why we should be worried about them. >> it's not some guy who is going to sell his yard. the guy with the yacht still has a two and 20. john: that is what i am trying to get into, the mechanics of it. eric: i want to walk through this a little so people understand, these hedge funds are going to come under pressure , presumably, if they start to lose money on big leveraged positions. on loans, they are going to have to sell some other stuff to remain liquid, to remain solvent. so, the crisis is going to -- we are going to see the crisis show up in public markets because they need to raise this money? john: you will see a person terms of asset prices. people will experience losses. they have to generate cash. that means they have to sell assets. air: property. john: exactly right. the second thing is, these are publicly traded companies. shareholders are the ones who will suffer. pimm: that was cit group chief on marketjohn thain makers. sti

equivalent to $4 billion gallons of water or two hours of wart flowing over niagara falls.ki beach and honolulu, a half million gallons of sewage water. very, very nasty scene. >> you can almost smell it. thank you, pedram. >> no smell-a-vision. >> see ya. >>> a 12-year-old clumsy boy, 350-year-old painting and the results are not good. you'll see what happened when we come back. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effe

it is the niagara falls and firefighters teachers association. >> that is why we should worry about this care some guy will sell his yacht? it is the guys invested in the hedge fund. >> that is what i'm trying to get into, the mechanics of it. i want to walk through it a little bit. the hedge funds will come under pressure, presumably if they on bigo lose money leveraged positions, on loans. they will have to sell some other stuff. toremain solvent and perhaps meet redemption from investors. crisis showing up, the fact they need to raise some money. >> people have to generate cash. they have to drive down asset prices. that is exactly right. the second thing is, these are publicly traded companies. those are public shareholders and they're the ones who will suffer. companies today, as we look at bill ackman getting involved, thousands already there. do you think this is healthy for the market and healthy for business? >> there are two kinds of activist. there are activists who really have a long-term view. they're trying to push management to improve their returning -- their returns. the

another after another and even when they were put on the biggest american warship at that time the niagaraand taken back to africa, in fact, lie -- lyberia, when anybody tells you it's not about slavery, oh, hell, yeah, it was all about slavery. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> that was a great note. >> i thought so. [laughs] >> but, you know, figures like bunch who become kind of unexpected heros because they -- they seize the moment are really fascinating, i wonder if you have any thoughts about why bunch did this and what causes somebody to act that way at their moment? >> well, you know, one of the fun things, if that's the word, about writing a book like this, fiction or nonfiction, there's always a process of discovery, but when things come together in nonfiction is telling you stuff that you would never have known or would have been smart to write enough in fiction. and the thing about bunch is that he's not a heroic character. he's not heroic. he thinks he's going to advance his career because he's a console and he's tired of writing about ships in and out of port and there

this occurred yesterday at a hotel in niagara falls, ontario. the family told the hotel staff the baby was locked in the safe. they didn't exmain how the baby got in the safe in the first place. a maintenance worker freed the baby and the family drove from the hotel before misarrived. guests at the hotel who heard the story were shocked. >> people like that should be locked in a safe like they locked the baby in a safe. it's sickening. leon: the hotel says the baby was alert and crying once the safe was open. the police say the family is from brooklyn, new york and left in a gray ford passenger van with new jersey plates. kimberly: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- to 'terry and beyond. people -- to posterity and beyond. leon: and something else, it happened down south. the story behind a massive sinkhole that has even talking. >> after two and a half hours a jury in prince george's county reached a verdict. i'm chris papst. coming up the conclusion to a chilling hotel murder from announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. k

any the problems or concerns ultimately flows over the niagara falls and into lake ontario. definitely the most stressed, over developed and polluted of the great lakes, and it shows. >> you see the mixture of sewage when you see condom or tampon applicators. we left all our nuclear waste along the great lakes. we're building tumps into the great lakes water system. this is on the great lakes and it's becoming a bigger and bigger issue. there is no plan for any of it. it's all sitting on our drinking water. it is reckless, dangerous, stupid, and someone is going to pay the price for it. canadians and americans, we need to get together and come up with an united consistent effective set of rules and regulations that insure that the great lakes are made drinkable and fishable for the next 100 years. if we don't do that, then there is going to be a huge price to pay economically, culturally. >> we start with athletics whe with the men's 4 x 400 event. it's the sixth time in a row that the u.s. has claimed the title. =fplt the first ethiopian to win the women's marathon at the w

this happened tuesday at a hotel in niagara falls. after talking with police, the parents say -- the police say they do not have concerns for the child's safety. the one-year-old baby was put in a safe by her sibling playing a game of hide and seek. older siblings are mean. two men in poland city have found a long-lost nazi train rumored to be filled with treasure. it disappeared in 1945. is rumored to be filled with gold. the men city located it nearly border with the czech republic but are not giving up the exact location into their guaranteed at least 10% of the treasure's value. authorities are discussing the next step. still to come at 5:00, summer is not over. neither are the scam artists. leon: it is still open season for thieves try to get your money. aaa says you need to look out now more than ever. kimberly: is your job is that is a smoking habit? what it is about your work like they could be upping your risk for a stroke. leon: five months after that jabber copter landed on the capitol lawn, he may -- you may see even more

wilson, a couple of problems, county line road remains closed because of downed wires near the first niagara bank, the first is bristol road and byberry road, we talked about the new restrictions in wilmington, westbound side closed near 495, and now a crash on the eastbound side of hay road, avoid that head for 12 and street instead and construction continues at the delaware memorial bridge and again all day today we are on the buses instead of the trains on septa's west trenton rail line between woodborn and west trenton, they rupp dating the signals. >> thank you. >>> more to come on "action news" tuesday night. another group of local firefighters are packing up and heading west. to join hundreds of others fighting the major wild fires there. >> trouble is brewing for one of the two panda cub twins, why veterinarians are stepping in. >> the clouds have collapsed and sunshine is in control and get used to it. we'll talk about a quiet seven-day forecast in accuweather. >> plus jaime apody live in south philadelphia, as they gear up for their next preseason game. >>> reinforcements from down

. >>> he crossed the grand canyon and niagara falls. tonight nick wallenda will make the most daring walk yet, 1600 feet across a tight rope suspended 118 feet high. that the will be the longest walk ever. he is doing this at the wisconsin state fair. so, is he nervous? >> what you call fear possibly, i call it respect. i respect heights are dangerous. if i came off the wire, it would most likely cost me my life. >> it was a stunt like this that cost his great grandfather his life. >> a lot of people will be praying for him and anxious that it goes off without a hitch. >> they take daredevil to a whole new -- >>> next, major insider trading bust. nearly a dozen people charged. >>> our top story this afternoon, the ntsb releasing its report on the deadly crash involving comedian tracy morgan. investigators say the driver of the tractor trailer had been awake for more than 28 hours. morgan was seriously hurt when the truck hit their limo. his friend james mcnair was killed. >> more unrest in ferguson, missouri. overnight 23 people were ar

. >> the parents of a baby was locked inside of us day and howard johnson hotel room in niagara falls will not be charged. canadian authorities said the family who was in new jersey reached out after dude reach out after they realize please were looking for them. they said the child is accidentally locked in the case during a game of hide and seek with children and the baby is in good health. >> the review board has been denied access to the garner case they say the agency has no compelling need to access the material for officers, that and the federal investigation continues. >> a day in court for former escapee david swett. this is the first time we're getting a look look at him since he has been recaptured into. the ambulance explains he is facing charges for his prison escape. >> david swett with his arm and a slang convicted killer is still recovering from two junk guns shot one sustained during his capture. >> the last time we saw the x fugitive was in this photograph taken moments after his apprehension ending a 22 day search. in court he faces two counts of escape and one coun

. >>> new details about a baby locked in a safe at a hotel in niagara falls. police tracked down the parents who are from our area. it turns out the baby was accidentally locked in the safe during a game of hide and seek among siblings after a maintenance worker freed the child, the family from new jersey headed to nearby ontario to visit friends. when they heard the buzz they contacted police. they were cooperative and no charges will be filed. >>> turning to a vicious attack in queens. a woman becoming the victim of a senseless act when a man threw an acid liquid on her face without any warning. police say the attack was random, hammed in the sunnyside section of the queens and that's where darla miles joins us live with more. darla? >> reporter: david, we have breaking details here near the scene. sources are telling eyewitness news that this may not have been random at all, that this 56-year-old woman may have been targeted because she may have been alerted to some type of fraudulent activity. first of all, i want to show you the command center that has be

we hesitate a lot between toronto, canada, niagara falls and u.s. >> bruno and his family were able to afford spending a week here, the resorts owner say their business is down because of a 25% decrease in normal canadian guests. >> they're just not coming down and because of that, all our spots are not filled all the time like it usually is. >> a few pennies makes a difference if you're spending a couple thousand dollars. >> the lowest exchange rate for canadians is having a noticeable impact here, with some businesses seeing far fewer new canadian guests. this part of the jersey shore has been a popular spot for visitors from quebec. >> they're not coming down as long. historically, it would be two weeks they come down. now they're coming down four days, five days, six days. >> tourism officials say they're already looking ahead to next summer, and might consider changing their marketing strategies by focusing on the midwest to help offset potential losses from canada. i'm ted greenberg, nbc10 news. >>> new information out today about atlantic city's casino crisis. new figures show a

this story but holiday magazine recalled the exploits of a newly married couple whose trained to niagara falls was canceled. they honeymooned at grand central. they got a room at the biltmore, they dined him, to get finish of the terminal shop, and did all this without ever seeing a train . even more amazingly they returned a year later to celebrate their wedding anniversary. grand central was home to the first cbs television studio. athe goldbergs came from there. unfortunately, some time later in the 1950's when television sets got better, people realized when the screen was shaking it wasn't their set, it was the vibrations from the trains moving in and out of the terminal. the cbs studio had to move to west 57th street where it is today. there were great trains like the 20th century limited. we know about red carpet treatment. the term goes back to ancient times was popularized on the 20th century limited. every night when that train left , porters would roll out a red carpet the length of the platform and passengers would go down that carpet on the way to the train, like traveling o

they were staying at the howard johnson hotel on the canadian side of niagara falls. a maintenance worker unlocked the safe, and they took off before the police could get there. >>> a bronx woman is charged with starving her uncle to death in a horrific case of abuse. niesha is licensed to be a home health care aid, and she lived with her uncle in the bronx, and in 2010 thompson weighed 145 pounds, but at the time of his death he weighed just 70 pounds, and he had two broken bones. >> this woman is trained in providing medical care or getting people to the hospital to receive medical care, and mr. thompson was never brought to the hospital to be treated for his medical injuries. >> prosecutors said she kept the majority of his social security money for herself. >>> a plea deal for the former face of subway restaurants. details on jared fogle's sick scheme with minors. >>> this is no scam. details on legit letter from the port authority to collect money for your e-zpass. every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a gd fit. a single serving for myself, i

this is out of canada, ontario police rescued a baby from a locked safe in niagara falls. the pay by was healthy and -- baby was healthy and okay. we're told they're from brooklyn, they left the hotel before police could get ahold of them. >>> we know that hackers posted the personal information of millions of married people who they claim were using the cheating website ashley madison. now we are learning that d.c. has the highest percentage of members in the u.s. the 15,000 of those e-mail addresses posted may belong to government workers. we have learned 22 people with d.c. government e-mail addresses were included in that post. another 22 people with montgomery county government e-mail addresses were also involved. >>> we have learned a judge will hear arguments in maureen mcdonnell's appeal. that will happen in late october. bob mcdonnell an his wife were convicted of corruption charges last year. they were found guilty of doing favors for a nutritional supplement executive in exchange for gifts and loans. mcdonnell was sentenced to two years in prison. he will appeal

in niagara falls. the family from brooklyn was staying at a howard johnson when they called staff for help, saying their baby was locked in the safe. the baby was reportedly alert and crying but the parents ran from the hotel before staff could call police. now investigators want to make sure the child is okay. >> maybe nothing more than a preventable accident and we're trying to verify that. >> police say the baby was less than a year old but it's possible that the child was somehow able to lock itself inside the safe. they also say a language barrier may have prevented staff from finding out more before the family left. >>> some call it the little pink pill. the fda has approved the first prescription libido pill for women. it doesn't come without restrictions. it works to increase desire by changing chemical levels in the women whose libido levels have plummeted without reasons. it will come with dangerous side effects like fainting and low blood pressure. >>> 11:40. there's another ikea recall to t

on the front bar here, it was like niagara falls, it was beautiful. >> what's up with the water?n. take a shower with everybody else. don't flood my tier. >> okay. >> all right? >> why you hollering now? >> give me two. >> more than 3,000 inmates eat their meals in the same dining hall, which can only hold up to 400 at a time. the groups are released by tier to ensure everyone gets a chance to eat. >> let's go, gentlemen. let's go. >> i'm the eyes and ears of this south block rotunda. and it's the eye of the storm because everyone's relying on me if we have an incident in the kitchen or in the -- inside the unit sometimes, but mainly the landing areas. let's go! my main job is to make sure these inmates come from their housing unit into the chow hall, sit down, come back out. but i also have other officers that are inside. at the same time i'm watching my officers inside, watching their backs because who's watching their backs? you kind of see what i'm saying? because when you got two officers in the chow hall, i try to keep the traffic where i can control it on the steps and hav

food, diet, also rest at regular points, so she had been there during the day, and then they went to niagara falls, but then the doctor said, you know it is time for your rest, and both the president and mrs. mckinley bought that, so she was taking her scheduled rest, and she suspected something happened when the hour started going by and he did not come back. she was very calm, when she was told, and almost in an extraordinary way, a period during his convalescence, when he is expected to improve, she was talking to reporters, which defies perception of her. susan: we have pictures of the funeral. what was it like at that time? mr. anthony: you have got tr standing in the way. if you talked to the man on the street in september of 1901, they would've told you that mckinley was one of the greatest presidents since lincoln. he was not simply admired. this was the man who brought us out of the greatest depression in american history, and then projected american power economic and military off on the world stage. he is a very large presence for someone to become almost forgotten, so when he die

happening with the record rainfall. 91 millimeters. 4 million gallons of water is kwif tloent the niagaras. showers will continue in the coming days. national weather service island wide has issued flood watches and advisories because of the concern this will continue when it comes to heavy rainfall. we have had several tropical features in place. the bottom of the screen, remnants of a feature that impacted eastern asia. they will catch a ride on the steering currents of the atmosphere. the end result will be across the pacific northwest. that's great news. the rainfall comes here inside the next two days. 64 active fires across the u.s. 7 million acres of land have been scorched. air quality alerts across the eastern half of portions of washington, oregon, much of idaho to the state of montana as well. as the shift happens in the atmospheric patterns we will introduce a lot of moisture. some enhanced from the tropical features near the hawaiian islands. the next seven days an incredible amount of rainfall comes down. i've looked at this. this amount of rainfall, the multiple days of rai

he walked across niagara falls in 2012. >>> time is 5:24.he new york jets just lost their starting quarterback gino smith. a teammate punched him in the locker room. reportedly they were argue about $600 that smith owed. the jets immediately cut even pally from the team. >> jets fans are opening the team can get it together before the season starts. the head coach todd bulls has said ryan fitzpatrick he will be the jets quarterback for now. >>> a north bay toddler with an extremely rare disorder needs a bone marrow match. he and his family are living in isolation waiting for a life saving transplant. only about 30 people in the whole world have this disease. a bone marrow drive was held last night at the sonoma farmers market but you can register if you want by mail and online and receive a cheek swab kit. >>> the pope is not scheduled to arrive in the u.s. until next month but people are already taking selfies with him. these card board cut outs of pope francis they are popping up all over philadelphia. the pope will be in philadelphia sept

a baby found locked in a safe at a hotel in niagara falls. police found the parents. turns out the baby girl was accidentally locked in the safe during a game of hide and seek with her siblings. after a maintenance worker freed the child they headed to ontario to visit friends. the family was very could ownership pertive and no charges will be filed. >>> new safety measures are being implemented in movie theaters in response to deadly shootings. regal says backpacks and bags of any kind are subject to inspection prior to admission to all of the theaters. according to regal's web site, that goes for guests and employees. large bags and backpacks will be banned together. the minor inconvenience they say is worth the added safety. >>> new at 4:00 a kayaker survived an encounter with a large shark that took a bite out of his kayak. he wpaddling off the coast of santa barbara when he felt something slam into his craft. he says he saw a dorsal fine in the water and new immediately it was a shark. he said the predator began thrashing against the boat then put his jaws around

we told you last night about in new jersey family that was visiting niagara falls. the hotel got a call that the baby had been locked in the safe. a maintenance worker mansion today free the field -- managed the free the child but by the time the police arrived they had left. when parents heard the buzz about this they actually called police and they had an explanation. >> the children were playing and one of the siblings and the child decided that it was a good spot to hide in a safe. >> yeah. so the whole ordeal just a game of hide and seek. among siblings. a game that went wrong and hopefully they learned a lesson, no charges will be filed and nobody was hurt. >> good to see the visual of the case. always thought it was smaller. anyway. >>> a newborn on long island got a special welcome at stony brook university hospital. lieu coo became the 100,000th baby born at the hospital. staff members celebrated the milestone with a little party. the baby got several gifts including a $10,000 college fund. that's fantastic. and luka's big sister wasn't left out of the fun.

. >>> and, infant had to be rescued from a locked hotel safe yesterday in niagara a falls. it was a safe like this one, police in the panic parents alerted, and, locked in their room sake. a maintenance workers came in the room and then was able to unlock it. the baby was alert and crying. at that point hotel staff called police, but the family had already left. >>> it looks like olympic runner oscar pistorius won't be getting out of prison as early as expect. pistorius was supposed to be release on friday after serving ten months of his five-year sentence for killing his girl friend. south african justice department says pistorius was let go too early. they did not say when they will meet again to talk about his tore just getting out. -- owe pistorius getting out. >>> stepping up to clean up here, in wisconsin where a tornado caused a major mess. signs were damaged, trees were snapped, and multiple buildings in a small industrial park were damage. thankfully though no reports of any injuries. but, i know, kate that some of this weather is making its way here. we won't have