last month, sager was awarded the jimmy v.or perseverance at the espy awards. >> time is something that cannot be bought. time is simply how you live your life. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting wrg. i was diagnosed with endometrial cancer. stage four cancer. and i was shocked. the plan at that point was to start chemo. every three weeks i would get my chemo infusion. it would work for a few months then would quit working again. my oncologist ordered the genomic testing. if they've exhausted all of our standard agents, then we offer advanced genomic testing. in lynn's case, the result of that testing showed that her cancer had two actionable mutations. an actionable mutation is a genetic abnormality in that particular patient's cancer cell for which we have a targeted therapy. i feel great, i've just basically put cancer in the back of my mind. i think it was the best decision of my life to go to cancer treatment centers of america. it feels good to get your life back. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn how advanced

sager is being treated as a houston hospital, not far from where the united states took the court. he greeted the guys in the locker room after the team's 110-66 trouncing of nigeria that on monday night. >>> the slip shot brazil's olympic city are no worry for the usa men's basketball team. while most athletes are sharing rooms on land, the well-healed nba stars are bunking in seven foot-long beds on a floating palace. they will stay during the games on a luxurious cruise ship docked in the bay of rio. not bad. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the high cost of hosting the summer games and why some say it's not worth it. i'm anne-marie green. oh, dishwasher, why don't you dry my dishes? oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish? jet-dry? in the rinse aid compartment. it's there for a reason. it dries much better than detergent alone. sorry dishwasher. finish? jet-dry?. for drier, shinier dishes. maybe almond breeze tastes so good because it's the only almondmilk made with california blue diamond almonds. but if you ask our almond growers.

in times square, i'm stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> what a story. by the way, we've posted an uncensored version of the subway rant on our website, abc7ny, and our news app. appropriate for most people. >>> a flag fight over a decision to remove the american flag from fire trucks in a duchess county fire department. flags were taken off ladders and engines in the arlington fire district and in poughkeepsie. the board of fire commissioners say they were concerned about potential injury to firefighters climbing rigs with flags on them. they also claimed flags might obscure the driver's view. union president disagrees. >> it's patriotism at a time needs it. that's it. just supporting the country and everybody in it. >> surprised and i'm very disappointed over their directive. you see it everywhere. locally, nationally. >> after hundreds of e-mails and calls from around the country, the president from the board of fire commissioners will meet with the union president tomorrow. by the way, the safety issues are the reason that most fire trucks everywhere

even through treatment, sager never stopped working.his career in june. >> just a tremendous night. >> now he's back at the hospital preparing for a rare third transplant from an anonymous donor. last month he was awarded the jim jimmy vee award at the espy awards. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming and complicated. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america, every patient gets their own care manager, to coordinate every aspect of their care. it's a long journey, its very complicated and we try to help them through that. we are available 24/7. if a new symptom occurs in the middle of the night, we are there to help. the care manager coordinates all of the patient's appointments, scans, chemotherapy... the last thing any patient really needs to worry about is how am i going to get here, how is insurance going to handle this? one of the great things we do is help them manage their symptoms at home. we as care managers want to take as much stress off the patient as we can. meet the care m

reporter stacy sager is at the scene with our lead story this afternoon. stacy. >>reporter: liz, it's a shocking murder and now there's a massive search for evidence underway here in howard beach. it's a search for forensic evidence and digital evidence investigators will be looking carefully at kareen's cell phone which was found about 50 feet away from her body. >> normally this part of howard beach is a peaceful and closely dmit community, not a massive crime scene. >> what types of things are they trained for. >> anything would be important. any evidence that appears to be out of the ordinary. >> the murder of 30-year-old tonight >> parents are scared to send their children out. >> this woman didn't return home from her 5:00 p.m. run along an unpaved path in spring park. >> he asked her not to run that path not without him. so she -- if you're a runner, you understand that you run every night. it's apart of your routine. >> hours later, police followed a ping on her pne worse. >> right now there's evidence of strangulation, affixation. >> according to the pol

in howard beach, stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> he's still on the loose. >>> we are going to stay on the air for till 7:00 at which time world news with david my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received any other meningitis b vaccines. meningitis b can be spread by typical sharing like... a drink... a spoon... a kiss. it all started here... >>> you're watching the video of the final moments of that climber being hauled in by the in. still he was fighting at the very end. it all came to an

even through treatment sager never stopped working. the first nba finals of his career in june. >> just a tremendous night. >> now he's back at the hospital preparing for a rare third transplant from an anonymous donor. last night he was awarded the jimmy award for perseverance. >> time is how you live your life. >> thank you for watching. brianna keilar is in for wolf and she starts right now. >>> hi there. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. thank you so much for joining us. with 78 days to go until the u.s. presidential election, the candidates are focusing on key battleground states. they're getting their finances in order and they are honing their messages to voters. for donald trump, that means reaching out to minority voters. he made a couple of speeches aime

we have the story with stacy sager. >>reporter: dave, 18 suspected cases of the mumps in and around this community. while health officials say no vaccine is of stopping a disease from spreading into your community in the first place. and so they're urging people here in -- wash your hands and don't share drinks and stay home if you do get sick. >> most important thing is we're on top of it. we've identified these early cases. >> health officials in long beach says proper precautions are being taken. they urge anyone who thinks they may have been exposed to the mumps to make sure they've had both the far in the area, there have been 18 suspected cases. most of them in young adults and in additional cases are expected. mump outbreaks around the country not that unusual they say. >> some of them are very small. just a handful of cases. there have been outbreaks in the united states, hundreds of cases. we're trying to prevent this from getting larger. >> that means knowing your vaccination history. here on the boardwalk tod

. >> reporting stacy sager spoke with the workers who are still terrified after what happened. she's in valley spring with the latest. stacy. >>reporter: clearly those worket lucky to be alive tonight. back here behind me, you can still see some of the destruction from all this on monday. the damaged windshield after a disgrantled worker through a muffler and a car battery through it, but honestly that was the beginning of his rampage. authorities tell us he came back here with a gun and starts shooting. a short time later, police with their guns drawn were able to find 32-year old christopher hicks at his apartment building him. his boss tells him that hicks worked here for 2 weeks, but he couldn't do the job well so his boss had to fire him. he comes back and terrorizes 8 guys in this tight space. they're glad they dodged the bullets. one describes how hicks did. >> he said, you think i'm playing. no, i was doing my work. so after that, i looked around and there was a gun in his hand. bang, looking at him. shot. >> so you're looking right at him. >> i was looking at him with

but this homeowner says he'll never do it again. >> craig sager is undergoing a bone marrow stem cellant. he's known for his court side basketball interviews, and his colorful sports jackets. he was diagnosed with leukemia in 2014. he began another round of chemo therapy last month to prepare for the operation. the bone marrow is coming from an anonymous donor. >> the a's are expected to announce today that chris is traded to the indians. cleveland is where cocoa crisp began his career. the a's were obligated to pay him next season. he left the team's clubhouse in houston before the end of the a's game with the astros. >>> oakland's problems continued in the game. the astros gave houston a big spar by throwing out ron heely at the plate. the astros beat the a's 3-1. >> as for the giants two games back after losing to the diamond backs at home last night. a rough fifth inning allowing two runs. the giants did attempt a comeback but could not get the timely hits. they lost 4-3. the dodgers game in colorado was postponed because of the weather. so they gained a half game. >> put the guns

police arrested the sager on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. a woman called 911 from outside that spark an hours long standoff and search of the home. the woman said brown pointed a gun in her face after he got mad that he admired another man's diamond necklace. brown has been in lots of legal trouble ever since he was convicted of assaulting rihanna back in 2009. >>> this october will mark seven years since the first body was pulled from a house of four on cleveland's -- house of avenue. plans to memorialize the women have not been realized. we have more on a gathering held tonight and people are upset there hasn't been more support. >>reporter: you might recall two years ago it seemed like the memorial was moving forward. tonight it is still a vacant lot. in 2014 plans for a garden of celebrated. fundraising began and the memorial was projected to be finished in 2015. now, two years later -- >> i don't want to see this. this is disgusting. >>reporter: her daughter was the first victim. she was buried in his backyard. and her niece was also ki

here's eyewitness news reporter stacey sager. >> the most important thing is we're on top of it. we identified these early cases. >> reporter: health officials in long beach say proper precautions are being taken. they urge anyone who thinks they may have been exposed to the mumps to make sure they've had both the shots in the mmr series. so far in the area there have been 8 teen suspect -- 18 suspected cases, most of them cases are expected. mumps outbreaks around the country are not that unusual they say. >> some of them are very small. there have been outbreaks in the united states of hundreds of cases. we're trying to prevent this from getting larger. >> reporter: that means knowing your vaccination history. on the boardwalk we weren't so sure that was the case. have you had a vaccine? >> no. i don't think. so maybe. >> reporter: they say the vaccine offers the best protection despite the fact that some of those who have very safe vaccine. it's a vaccine every parent should make sure their children get vaccinated for and it's not going to be perfect at the same time and it wi

. >> including john sager's d.c.tars hockey club. >> it was great to get together and enjoy the hockey game and company of each other. >> the city ought to consider giving all of its tickets to charities and youth groups. >> the best way to use the box is for folks who don't have the opportunity to use it themselves to go to a game themselves. >> but for at least 43 games or concerts since the start of 2015, the i team found tickets in the mayor's suite went to waste. no guest listed for the nats, the caps, and barry manilow and empty seats at the ballpark for military appreciation night. scott mack far land news 4 i team. we reached out to the former mayor and didn't hear back. go to our nbc washington app for more. progra mchallenges police face in communicating with people with disabilities. without proper training, those encounters can lead to tragedy. news 4 jackie benson shows us how tonight bonds were formed at a stafford county pool. >> ready. 1, 2, 3. the team members. >> i'm good. >> the stafford county she

stacey sager explains there are concerns the number could grow, and fast. >> reporter: one of the busiest spots here on long island this summer, and city officials are hoping it stays that way. but with added precautions. extra care and sanitizing eating utensils and hands due to an unfortunate outbreak of the mumps. >> you take all the normal precautions you would take any time there's any sort of ill in the childhood age. we had a confirmatory test tell us it was the mumps. >> reporter: 18 suspected cases so far, most of them young adults, people in their 20s. county health officials theorizeing while the initial case might have been somebody who didn't have the vaccine, many of the sick patients did have the shot. >> we may be seeing a strain that the vaccine doesn't cover perfectly. >> reporter: but they vaccine is the best form of protection. if you haven't gotten both of your mmr shots, you should. if you think you have the mumps, the best thing you can do is stay put in your house for at least five days but if you must get medical attention, tell someone here. don't sit in a waitin

. >> reporter: with ann, i am steve sager. >> you want to catch jack at the mic, where's on stage again september 23rd at the noonan sports bar near 225 and iliff. >>> if you like supporting . flights are great. they went to play a concert for a girl in centennial. she is diagnosed last year with hlh, immunodeficiency disease and has been in and out of the hospital and is preparing for a bone transplant. and she's a huge fan. her uncle knows a few members of the band, so they showed up at her house tuesday afternoon. >> and nathanial brought up some balloons and my sister was like i think someone is out there to visiyo she couldn't believe it. and he comes in with his cool hat, and you know, they're just -- it was hard to believe. you know, they didn't have to play three live songs in my living room, but they did and anyway, she is a tough kid and they did a nice thing for her and we're proud of her and how strong she is. and no matter how famous someone is, they can still cara weekend. >>> if you believe in the power of positive thoughts and prayers, but her on your list for prayer. th

eyewitness reporter stacey sager has the story. >> he said i'm not playing. i'm not joking. then i hear bang, bang. >> reporter: with at least eight workers on monday, the rampage could have easily turned in to a workplace killing. 32-year-old christopher hicks stream for only two weeks but his boss quickly realized he wasn't able to do the job. his coworkers also heard him grumbling to himself. >> just maybe a little crazy sometimes. >> reporter: but yesterday they stood here in disbelief after hicks was fired, he lobbed a muffler and a car battery in to a windshield. that was just the beginning. they say he came back with a gun. >> i looked around and there was and he say, you think playing? >> so you're looking right at him? >> i was looking right at him with the gun in his hand and he fired. >> reporter: the owner tells us the surveillance camera captured the moment hicks pulled the trigger. they caught up with him at his apartment building nearby and placed him under arrest. hicks was charged today with attempted assault, reckless assault, criminal possession of a weapo

and legendary sports caster craig sager visited team usa in the locker room after the win.fortunately won't be joining them in rio as he has begun a new round of treatment in his ongoing battle with cancer we wish him the best of luck. all right to nfl training camp where the chiefs had a familiar looking guest in practice in missouri yesterday. that's right a doppelganger for head coach andy reid who even fielded some questions from the press. >> really no injuries to report. team's looking pretty great out there. so with that being said, time is yours. >> come on, beautiful. >> i guess andy reid wasn't that unhappy about that. finally move over omaha minnesota cornerback teddy bridgewater is honoring the late twin city music icon prince. reports the vikings qb has been using the words purple rain in his cadence at the line of scrimmage. i like the way that sounds, chris. purple rain, purple rain. >> ultimately we'll see how it works out on the field. >> that's right. >> thank you so much, louis. still ahead, donald trump tries to clarify his stance on crimea. plus -- >> i

even through treatment, sager never stopped working.une. >> just a tremendous night. >> now he is back at the hospital, preparing for a rare third transplant, from an anonymous donor. he was ward the jim vee vmy v a >> time is simply how you live your life. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> many conspiracy theories this election. we take a closer look at these claims and try to expose the facts. let's begin with donald trump's claim that a rigged system will favor hillary clinton in the election. listen to this. >> the whole thing with voter i.d., identification, i think it is really -- i mean, people will walk in and vote ten times maybe. who knows. just like bernie sanders, i said it was rigged. well, it is rigged here too. i'm telling you, november 8th, we better be careful, because the election will be rigged. i hope the republicans are watching closely. you've got to get everybody to go out and watch. and go out and vote. >> joining us now, cnn media correspondent and host of "reliable sources" brian stelter. let's talk abou

we are live in howard beach, i'm stacey sager, eyewitness news. >> thanks. >>> we are learning this afternoon the grandson of the arrested on drug charges. the home that his grandfather lived in for years. this was the first time nypd ever acted on a search warrant at a godde resident. the commissioner says the sale of oyccoton is issue. in mob, particularly with narcotics but the knob still has its fingers in so many things in the up city. >> and a separate operation, dozens of suspected mobsters arrested in an organized and columo families. extortion, illegal firearms, fraud, untaxed cigarettes. >>> we are learning new details about a deadly night attack in london. an american woman killed, five others hurt. the suspect is a 19-year-old norwegian national from somalia and mental health issues may have played a role. using a power washer and a broom, workers cleaned the after a stabbing rampage in the heart of downtown london. a man walked through russell square randomly stabs people. in the end, one woman was killed and five others were residents. knocking on doors. >> reporter: they subdue

sager is there. >> she spoke her mind even if it wasn't pretty. millions did watch as deanna carter basically shamed this man off the train here at times square on monday. today she says she's sorry for all those curse words but she's not sorry she stood up for frustrated new yorkers. >> reporter: it began with her direct question here on the number 2 train headed uptown on monday. but when deanna carter got no answer from the young man now infamous backpack who she says was performing a lewd act -- >> do it again and i'm getting up out this chair and i'm going to bust your [ bleep ] off this train. when the train stops you get the [ bleep ] off. do you understand me? >> my language was very, very offensive but i was so mad at the time because i couldn't believe, like dude, you see there's babies on the train, what are you doing? >> reporter: in fact today deanna tells us she snapped >> when i heard the little girls saying across for me saying, mommy, what is he doing? when i looked across and i seen his hand motion, i said oh, no, we are not doin

even through treatment, sager never stopped working.red the first nba finals of his career in june. >> just a tremendous night. >> reporter: now he's back at the hospital, preparing for a rare third transplant from an anonymous donor. last month, sager was awarded the jimmy vee award for perseverance at the espy awards. >> time is something that cannot be bought. time is simply how you live your life. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. i was diagnosed with endometrial cancer. stage four cancer. and i was shocked. the plan at that point was to start chemo. every three weeks i would get my chemo infusion. it would work for a few months then would quit working again. my oncologist ordered the genomic testing. if they've exhausted all of our standard agents, then we offer advanced genomic testing. in lynn's case, the result of that testing showed that her cancer had two actionable mutations. an actionable mutation is a genetic abnormality in that particular patient's cancer cell for which we have a targeted therapy. i feel great

stacey sager was there. magical here in the lowe arrived at the 49th precinct. he had no idea this was happening, especially the mickey and minnie part. then he found out the rest, tyrone's going to disney world, courtesy of the nypd. a little boy badly in need of an emotional reset, they say, after a horrifying incident sticks in any cop's mind, let alone a little boy. tyrone's mother was shot and killed by his father who later killed himself. tyrone now without parents and living with his aunt. >> he happened to be president of household when the incident took place and we just wanted to provide him with some hope. >> reporter: they did that by adding in a check for 5 grand tyrone. >> dreams come true. dreams do come true. >> reporter: in fact, this was a major grass roots effort here in the community. police did everything from collecting recyclables to just simply asking, cop by cop, to donate money. >> we petitioned other community affairs officers throughout the bronx to donate one dollar per cop per precinct. >> and they say the college fund is an ongoing

. >> in our world what is interesting is in our film is tammy sager and every skill one could have asproviser she possesses to the nines. also i'd say in detroit, second city chicago, wrote for mad tv, wrote for girls, wrote for 30 rock. wrote for broad city. t.j., i'm ck home, saying these names that come to my mind. these people are trans endent. charlie: did people assemble for comedy central and assemble for the daly show mostly from improv? > well, colbert. riggle. >> oh, yeah. there were a ton. rob corddry. yeah, yeah. >> ed helm. charlie: what is the difference in sketch and improv? >> the thing with sketch is one could use improve sation as a tool to develop and generate ideas and then you polish those ideas and it's written. when you see a show like second city that as sketch show everything has been prepared as if you're watching a play or a review whereas improv sation you're doing instant playwriting. it is happening only in the moment. as you said it is very epheferel. the show will be done after that day. everything is made up as you watch improvisation. >> second city t

live in howard beach, stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> police in new jersey are looking for the driver who crashed in to a home and took off. surveillance video shows the moment the car slammed in to house. not only was the house damaged in to the house. the homeowner says about five minutes after the crash the driver backed out of the home and drove off. by the time police arrived, the car was gone. >> i don't know how he left the scene. you could see the skid marks where we're standing and must have spun it up. smelled like smoky. >> fortunately no one inside the home was hurt. >>> garth o'neal cole appeared in court today and pleaded guilty. he's one of four people responsible for the drive-by shooting at a burger king in yonkers last september that killed 23-year-old michael having his kids tell him they love him. i don't get that. i don't get to tell my son and hear him say it back to me. i'll never have grandchildren from him. >> nolan was a gifted left-handed pitcher who had been drafted by the oakland athletics. >>> a man tonight claiming he hit a close call when he

. >>> popular sportscaster craig sager is undergoing a stem cell transplant today. known for his courtside basketball interviews in the nba and colorful sports jackets. he was diagnosed with leukemia in 2014 and began a new round of chemotherapy last night. the bone marrow is coming from an anonymous donor. >>> the 23 second message a bay area woman had for lebron james that she says helped make her community safer. >>> after this year's nba finals lebron james is not exactly a fan favorite around here in the bay area. >> right. he is winning praise from a san francisco business woman who sent him a short video about her company. >> reporter: yolanda jones was never much of a lebron james fan, but she is now. >> i was a lebron fan watching the tv with my son. now i'm a total lebron fan. i am team lebron at this point. >> reporter: it appears lebron has become a fan of hers. jones started her own business in bayview hunterspoint six years ago. yolanda's construction and traffic control or ycatc. it provides traffic safety equipment at construction sites, including fl

live at times square, stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> you can see the entire uncensored video of the subway interaction at abc7ny. we do warn you, the language may not be appropriate for everyone. >>> the body of a woman in london missing for months has for her murder. one of them the victim's friends. prosecutors say the two may also be responsible for shooting tyrita julius before she disappeared. eyewitness news reporter aj ross is at the courthouse in freehold. >> betrayed by people she trusted, today prosecutors laid out chilling charges against sweeney and harris. attempt months ago. >> we're going to miss tyrita. we loved her so, so much. >> reporter: a collage of memories give only a small glimpse of the life of tyrita. according to prosecutors, murdered by two people she knew well. >> premeditated. >> why? how could you hate someone so much that you pick them from their loved ones? >> reporter: tyrita went jennifer sweeney in long branch. her family desperately prayed for answers that never came until tyrita's body was discovered buried in the backyard of this long br

. >> what's interesting is in our film is tammy sager and in our film every skill one could have sheossesses to the nines. >> in chicago, wrote for madd tv, girls, 30 rock, broad city, and also back home t. j. i'm saying, you know, these names that come to my mind, when i think, people are transcendent. >> rose: did people assemble for comedy central and for ""the daily show"" come mostly from improv? >> co-- correll, colbert -- there's a ton. ed helms. >> rose: what's the difference in sketch and improv. >> the thing with sketch is one can use improvisation as a tool to develop and generate ideas and then you polish those ideas and it's written. so when you see a show that's a sketch show, everything has been prepared as if you're watch ago play or review, whereas improvisation, you're doing instant play writing. it's happening only in the moment. it's very ephemeral. the show will be done after that day. everything is made up when you're doing improvization. >> all the sketches started as improv in new york city. >> we used improv as a tool to write the sketches. it's heavily scrip