i am sarah caldwell. a carroll county team remains in article division of being struck with a hit-and-run crash. as families begging the driver to comport jerod 18-year-old michael hatfield was hit just before midnight saturday as he was trying to cross the street at liberty road in taylorsville. the driver slowed down slightly after the crash and then took off. maryland state police say the lack of as and as -- evidence make the investigation debacle. -- difficult. >> anyone could have had this accident, hit someone in the dark, wearing a dark jacket, but when you pulled away and left him, that was something -- you did intentional. you had the opportunity to do the right thing. now that the accident is over, and you have not come and we are begging you to do the right thing. >> at this hour, hatfield is in a medically-induced coma, being treated for a brain injury. right now, a man is behind bars after a nine-year-old boy was gunned down. in city police say this man, 37- year-old kenneth graham, broke in

sarah weinman what kind of grade would you give they prop coming up this ball of the book? >> guest: this years looking really strong and certainly looking over the nonfiction that is about to come out great as always there is a heavy political fence but i feel like it's especially important to remark on the plethora of looks that surround the upcoming 50th anniversary of the assassination of john f. kennedy there are just so many books that are about to come out. it's a little hard to -- excuse me. it's a little bit hard to keep track frankly. >> host: which ones do you have your eye on? >> guest: first and foremost there is a new one coming up with james swanson. he had written a very popular best-selling book called manhunt which was about the assassination of abraham lincoln and now he returns with and of days, the assassination of john f. kennedy and it will be out around the 12th of november. there is also from a different vantage point this is sort of a counterfactual. you have jeff greenfield who will be publishing its kennedy lived the first and second terms of jfk

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sarah palin's back.ending senator cruz and demolishing republican leaders with a blistering editorial calling the permanent political class in d.c. quote, nothing but -- nothing if not gutless and rudderless. welcome to our world, ted. the same people have been denouncing conservatives like me for years. but team palin/cruz is facing a backlash from republicans. >> this has been one of the strangest weeks i've ever had in washington. i say that because as soon as we listed ted cruz as our featured guest this week, i got unsolicited research and questions, not from democrats, but from top republicans who -- to hammer cruz. >> republicans trying to hammer cruz. that has governor palin seeing red. she fired off a tweet to her fox colleagues. keep it truly fair and balanced. release the gop names encouraging you to trash senator cruz. no more anonymous sources. calling out her fox news colleagues? and later in the day she took to the air. >> my dad who was a science teacher and natural history teacher -- dad

sarah weinman, what kind of grade would you give the crop coming out this fall a book? >> i would have to say. no, is looking really strong. certainly looking over the nonfiction that's about to come out and as always there's a very heavy political fit but if you like especially important to remark upon the plethora of books that surround the upcoming 50th anniversary of the assassination of john f. kennedy. there's so many books that are about to come out. it's hard to keep track, frankly. >> which ones do you have your eye on? >> well, first and foremost there's a new one coming up from james swanson to get written a very private best selling book called manhunt, which was about the assassination of abraham lincoln. and now he returns with the assassination of john f. kennedy and it will be out around the 12th of november. there's also from a different vantage point, sort of a council factual. we have jeff greenfield will be publishing if kennedy lived, an alternate history. use an alternate history before with much success to go be interesting to see what exactly he

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sarah simmons. >>> i'm wisdom martin welcome to fox 5 morning news. ne >>> i'm not sure i can handle another nail pieting showdown. it feels like we just did this, every couple of months.nths. >> it seems like we just did this. >> that's the great thing about living this n this city, it seems like we just endured it. >>> a lot of sunshine today.hine we are going to top out in then low 80s later this afternoon, kind of a late summer feel. fe it should be a beautiful afternoon for us, radar very quiet. we don't have anything to talk about. fall, and winter n must we talk about winter. >> winter may be more action packed than the last couple of winters. in washington, a little a li warmer than it was 24 hours ago. the typical kind of stuff, temperatures are in the physias w50s aswe managecally go to our- magically go to our maps. nice and quiet as you have plans and a beautiful day. >>> let's check in with julielie wright is find out what is happening on the roads. >> reporter: the call came in at 4:45 that apparently a tractor trailer had struck an unat

in an interview on tv sarah head of silver spring described her narrow escape. my colleague recognized 9 gunshots and she yesterday at to me get behind the car.. the white house has pledged assistance to the kenyan government. >> scary to see they are recruiting from middle america. >> fox 5 will provide coverage v of president obama's speech to the general assem blix the speech will reportedly carry two mesians a willingness to worko with the new government in irana and the white house is considering a possibility of a meeting between president obama and the president of iran before he returns to d.c. tonight. >> in the race for virginia governor the democrat is expangd his lead over republican ken ciewch nelly. a "washington post" poll shows mcauliffe ahead and libertarian candidate robert saves has 10% an indication voters are not happy with both candidates. they face off tomorrow night in mclean. absentee voting has begun. >> for the next week he's making stops across the free state. bell in rockville, he will cot city and baltimore. >> this morning there ar

sherri ly is live with this. >> reporter: good morning sarah and wisdom. wal-mart says it will move forward with all six of its stores here in the district including this one right behind me under on instruction at georgia avenue. mayor vincent gray cleared the way with his veto yesterday, and right now it doesn't seem like the city council has its votes to override him. that bill will offer retailers like wal-mart to pay workers $12.50 or 26,000 a year. the mayor called this is a job killer, for other like macy's, and harris teeter that would have considered bringing businesses. >> i looked at the jobs situation, i looked at the job that would not be created because there's certain opportunities that would not, i'm convinced of that, that would not be created that people that would not expand in the city, retailers that would not come to the city nift place. >> reporter: the city council will work to override the veto next beek, bu week but right not appears they're one vote short and opponents are under pressure to change their minds. at this point it do

sarah barlow may have been a fake, they said. girls appeared to be very real, an seize in these pictures seized during the raid. >> do you carry around with you any sadness? guilt, something about how much you had to do to get that evidence against warren jeffs? >> no. no regrets. >> no regrets. >> we didn't create those circumstances. warren jeffs did. >> but he obviously didn't see it as a crime. >> he understood that the outside world viewed it as a crime. that society did. in the priesthood record there was a quote or comment they made that if the outside world knew what i was doing they would hang me from the highest tree. >> the next several months they pain stakingly picked through oceans of paper work, looking for anything to link warren jeffs and other flds members to specific crimes. but there was a clue that had been discovered a few years earlier. remember when the prophet was arrested in 2006? one of the things found in that escalade of his was a rather disturbing audio recording. 3 f2 grabaciÓn en el dos mil seis. b

were sarah and christina told in advance?ey were going to do it before they did it. i remember where we were sitting when they said it. >> sarah wasn't told beforehand. i don't know if christina was or not. i wasn't there for that. >> so why didn't you tell danielle? >> because she didn't know us as long as the other girls did. she didn't know us as long and as well. and we didn't want to scare her or flip her out and, you know, we wanted to film, so we wanted her permission for that too. >> if the defendants are claiming that she knew that they were going to film her and do something, but she didn't know what, you still have the problem in this case in a kidnapping crime that if you're going to move somebody, abduct them against their will, then that is the crime. if it starts off that, hey, we're just going film you doing something and then they end up gagging her or binding her and threatening her, that goes beyond what they originally told her. if she does not give them consent to do that, whether it's five miles or wheth

now, you're a nurse, right, sarah? yes. and, dwight? i'm a bank manager. yeah? and let's see here now. you were married in las vegas? yes, sir. how long ago was this did we say? nine years. well, it's good to have you here. you already won $1,000. keep it up. thank you. to the cosentinis we go. i'm steven cosentini. this is my wife, bianca. we currently live in las vegas, nevada. and we have an active son. he's three years old. his name is roman, and he keeps us very busy. yeah, i'll bet. and now, obviously, steven, you're in the air force. yes. and what are your duties? i'm an air traffic controller at nellis air force base. and, bianca, you work? i am actually a graphic design student at the art institute of las vegas. oh, good. well, i hope things go well there, and i hope you win a lot of money tonight. good to have you both here. to the langdons we go. tanner: hello, sir. hi. tell us about yourself. tanner langdon. my beautiful wife, stacy. been together 10 years -- married 5. we have a beautiful daughter named tayla. she's nine. stacy, advertising, huh? ye

we begin with sarah. >> we have a delay for marc train users.t is running 10 to 15 minutes behind schedule for those who take train 401. we have an accident to report in the city. this is rude 50 at maryland 8. traffic is running smoothly over towards the bay bridge. nothing major delay was on eastbound 70. on 795s per hour southbound. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> today will be a day where maybe you need a jacket in the morning but not in the afternoon. with a fewirport clouds hanging around. a mix of clouds and sun. high temperature around 74 degrees. there could be some heavy rain in atlanta and tampa. there is some serious flooding in florida. sunshine in denver. here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. stay with us. >> good morning. good news, bad news day for the orioles. they had been illuminated from the postseason. eliminated from the postseason. crazy couple of days for buck showalter and the team. what happened to is a baseball team? the orioles were one-game out of the wildcard one week ago tonigh

sarah jones, environmental review officer from the planning department. i'm here today really as the culmination of the lengthy process to adopt administrative appeals and other improvements for ceqa procedures under chapter 31 of the administrative code. as you know, from holding several hearings on this topic over the last year, in july the board of supervisors approved changes to chapter 31 of the administrative code. and the overall concept of these changes was that with a set and defined window for administrative appeals of c-e-q-a documents, the planning department should institute new procedures for informing people of environmental actions as well as approvals of projects so that the public can be aware of their appeal opportunities and rights. so, the presentation today is on the steps that the planning department is taking to implement our side of the bargain essentially and meet our responsibilities under this chapter of the administrative code. so, today -- jonas, can you put the -- laptop -- thank you. so, today i'm going to be covering, in g

it is such an honor to have you with us, sarah collins rudolph. talk about that day 50 years ago, where you were when the dynamite exploded? >> yes. i was in the ladies lounge when the bomb went off. i remember cynthia, denise, and carole walking inside the lounge area and went where the stalls were. denyseey came out, passed by addie and asterisk tied a sash on her dress. i was at the sink. when jimmy's asked her to tie the sash, i was looking at her when she began to tie it. then all of a sudden, boom! i never did see her finish her tying it. all i could do was cry out jesus! i didn't know with a loud sound was. i called,addie! she didn't answer me. i thought the girls had ran on the other side of the church were the sunday school area was. all of a sudden i heard a voice outside saying, somebody bombed the 16th street church. it was so clear to me as though this person was right there, but .hey were outside there was a whole. all of the debris came rushing in. i was hit in my face with glass and also in both eyes. came, his name was samuel rutl

good morning, i'm sarah simmons. >>> i'm tony perkins in for wisdom martin. good morning to you, and goodo o morning to tucker barnes who is here to let us know what to expect with the weather. weat >> were you relieved.ed >> probably a lot he relieved. >>> mid-70s, sun hundred, and ad it's cool this morning, it's no going to be a perfectly sunny day. we will have periods of cloudiness. keep that that in mind encounter fog on the way to work. work 48 dulles. 50 degrees, look at the satellite-radar, you will see aa little cloudiness rolling cloudi through the region, and no rain associated with it. we're not expecting rain today. a cold front that will move through here as well. that will bring us additional clouds. at this point no rain in sight. 76 this afternoon, with mild mid conditions, we're going to warmo it up into the low 80s tomorrow. i will have details on that in h if you minutes. >> thank you, tucker. >>> let's say hello to steve hershorn who is in for julie wright. good morning, steve. >> reporter: we are going tog start with a look over the skyl

sarah, bill de blasio pulled ahead, how much of a surprise is this?new from the beginning there was going to be christine quinn, and antichri antichrist -- anti-christine quinn. after anthony weiner became sort of a joke, that has fallen on bill dee -- belaws you. >> how is he appealing to the progressives in new york city? >> the public advocate is a weird office in new york, they call it the city ombudsman, so we had a big fight, you probably heard something about this, about the police department's stop and frisk policy, that really came to a head recently with a big vote in the city council to overturn bloomberg's veto on a couple of bills that they are calling the community safety act that will be changing the way the police can't brits. debladio has come out hard for those bills. he has been talk about inquestion tallty, public housing, poverty, he was asked if there was one city department he would never cut, and he said homeless services. >> how are people reacting to this message? is he gaining wider appeal since he is leading in the polls? >

a month after the quake, ktvu's sarah sidener brought us this report from sri lanka. >> this refugeeis home to 900 people left homeless by the social security. inside, the condition -- by the tsunami. only the luck i can -- lucky get a bed. the stories that are shared are stories of loss. this guy says he saw his spire family swept away -- entire family swept away by the wave. >> my sisters, my sister's son and daughter. >> his legs were slashed so mercilessly by debris he hasn't been able to walk for weeks. the thought of leaving this place is his only source of joy. >> do you want to leave sri lanka. >> in my mind. >> where would you go? >> i don't know. >> these are the people bay area doctors have traveled 9 thundershower miles to help. their work -- 9,000 miles to help. >> we have a new toy. oh, so fun. >> oh. >> and they have long term plans to stay. this group has agreed to send a rotating contingent of doctors for a year to set up a clinic that locals will eventually take over. >> as run down as this place looks, sort of spooky and eerie and crowded and dirty, there is also t

so sarah you want to -- >> i'm sarah huntley, a spokesperson for the city of boulder. to answer your question, shawn, boulder city -- creek we're focused on. creeks and waterways throughout the whole country which is atypical of the type of flood we're prepared for. boulder creek is currently running at about 1800 cubic feet per second. that is down from the peak last night of 3200 so that's good news but to put it in perspective, usually the creek this time of year is running at about 200 cfss. we are definitely -- >> we're going to continue to get updates on what is happening in colorado. specifically right now we're going to go to ben, a public information officer, boulder county office of emergency management. actually we will try to get him. we lost communication with mr. peniman. let's get in for a quick break. much to come on al jazeera. >> lawmakers are just one vote shy of enacting a bill making gun, the vote last night was to override that veto. had the bill passed it would have made it illegal for federal agents to make an arrest on guns in missouri. >> immi

sarah and jim brady didn't give up.olved and the numbers are growing, we are not giving up. >> there is political paralysis when it comes to the gun issue despite the call for the background check bill. it doesn't seem to bring motivation in congress to deal with anything. zero sign that gun control legislation that failed last spring would pass today. coming up, who needs a campaign member if you have bill clinton on your side. a taste of what could be ahead if hillary runs for president and who may not be involved. how her husband is joining the crusade even though his wife has not not announced her candidacy. you are watching "the daily rundown" on msnb, c. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ some kind of... this is... an alien species. reality check: a lot of 4g lte coverage maps don't really look like much at all. i see the aleutian island

. >> i'm sarah simmons.mon >> i'm wisdom martin. an early check on thee weather with tucker barnes. >> wisdom, sarah, good morning. going to be a cool day today but a dry day for us as serve headed back to work and school after the weekend. w we do have cloud cover and a cloud deck working with. pleasant but cool with high temperatures only expected to be 70 degrees or so. s a little bit on the cool side. temperature at reagan national is 57 degrees. 49 out at dulles and 52 at bwi marshall. cool start to the day. willlots more on the weather. wa lots of sunshine this week. back to you guys. g >> we begin this morning with an update on the deadly mall atake in kenya. al qaeda militants went to thehe mall on saturday killing at k least 58 people. the u.s. knaveying -- navy is searching for two missing airmen after crashing in the red sea. the helicopter was operating on a destroyer in the red sea. the fifth fleet based in bahrain said more hips hip search -- moe ships are helping. that's the first time they've t ever won in washington

>> it's not clear to me what sarah palin's purpose is anymore.mann is back in sports casting, that's where sarah palin started her career, maybe she could find her way back there. i don't know, why is she on tv at all, why is anybody listening to her? i don't think she is popular with conservatives anymore. >> you're right. josh barrow and ryan grim. thank you so much. stay with us. the day's top lines are coming up. and warning, the trols are well and truly out. >> putin has time after time made obama a monkey. first he takes snowden. this with assad. >> why saw saying that? you know people are going to criticize you. why are you saying that? are you doing that to be provocative? restaurant we all like? ron: i'm sorry, who are you? jc: i'm your coworker! c'mon guys, i'm driving. jc: you guys comfortable? it's best-in-class rear legroom. jim: do you work for volkswagen? jc: what? no. i work for... the company we all work for. the place we just left. you know j.d. power ranked passat the most appealing midsize car two years in a row? i bet uh dan

i'm sarah simmons, welcome to fox 5 morning news. we'll say hello to tucker barnes and get the latest on the weather. it's not super cold yet but his to put on the boots. i was admiring the two of you you look good today.od >> i saw you looking at my boots. plans for theg weekend. boots? me and my >> sarah? >> making plans for the weekend? >> reagan national 50. >> remember yesterday i said i like to wear boots on the weekend. >> oh,. about cloud cover and the potential for a shower or sprrchgel particular -- sprinkle particularly southuth here. they are bringing in clouds at this hour. hou it's scattered cloud cover. c can't see the stars if you are looking for them. there are a few light showers and sprinkles to the south and west. f you areible i manassas, culpepper, fredericksburg. this system is moving quickly ti the east.ast. we should gradually see more sunshine here as we work to thet morning hours and another nice afternoon. words, butg up the the word today is pleasant, 76. >> pleasant afternoon. >> i'm going to count how m

palin, that he's no sarah palin. but sarah palin is one of the few people defending cruz. in fact, she says those that are criticizing him don't realize he's creating a whole new political party. listen to this. >> people talk about maybe a need for a third party. i dare say we already have a third party. we've got the liberal democrats. we've got the gop machine. and then we've got the good guys. that's the third party. ted cruz, mike lee, rand paul. >> so we've got a third party? what can that mean in the midterm elections and in the '16 presidential election? >> i agree with her on that point, not the way she described the three parties, but the reality is there are two parties within the republican party. so i think she's actually right on there. you're going to see that play out in the 2016, probably 2014 and 2016 elections. this is going to help him down the road. it's good for democrats but bad for republicans, because it's further evidence of this deep divide that continues it seems to get deeper and deeper.

joining us now to discuss this is sarah needle man. she did a fascinating story about rainbow loom. i can't get enough of it. i'm wearing it on my wrists here. you got some, too. they are seriously the rage. now, the crux of this suit boils down to a c shaped plastic fastener, somebody can't patent the letter c or this fastener, can they? >> the creator of rainbow loom got a patent for the clip. the patent covers the hook that is used to grab the rubber bands and loom as well but the clip is one of the biggest parts of the complaint so that's what we focused on. >> i thought what was interesting not story today is this is a small business and very motivated ceo that came up with the bright idea and now he wants to protect his business from knockoffs. how does a small business guy without lawsuits and everything protect their ideas? >> attorneys recommend an entrepreneur get a patent prevent, a couple hundred dollars and one year to protect your idea. you spend that one year testing market to see if your product is something that could be a seller, and if it is, it's worth the invest

the city his five years in office has actually seen more people being forced to sleep rough artsy sarah first reports. the charity nightwatch head out on their nightly run distributing food to london's homeless no one knows exactly how many people are homeless in the capital but one thing that's agreed upon and that is that the numbers are increasing it's gone up from thirty people to fifty sixty seventy. you can see a large number of people have gathered here to use night what is. now more all of the people who are here. but a number of them are when london mayor boris johnson came to office in two thousand and eight he pledged to end rusty playing by thousand and twelve not only did he not hit that target but rust leaping numbers that increased every year he's been in office in london and promised to be eradicate the sleeping bags and. yeah. it's very difficult. although it is. a problem. to paris database change shows a rise from three thousand four hundred seventy two people when the mayor came to power to six thousand four hundred thirty seven sleeping rough last year but the mayor

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. >> i had one question regarding your slide on electric notification, sarah. your first bullet point is subscription based e-mail notification system. who are the current subscribers, who will subscribe in the future and if that is the only way to access information partially because not everybody has the type of computer and the capability of downloading and viewing these large files as was indicated a few minutes ago. >> i think we're a long way from subscription-based e-mail being the only way that people might be able to get information. and i don't envision that that would ever be the case. the steps -- right now we have neighborhood notification lists for each defined planning neighborhood. and, so, we are going to be getting the people who are on those lists the option of converting to electronic notification rather than paper mailed notification, and also opening the list to others who might choose to receive this information. ~ giving but at this time in time we're not seeing the e-mail subscription notification as replacing any other information or n

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have a next and on the inner loop at 170. we have an accident in columbia. watch for annexing clearing at charles street and fayette street. middle river road at pulaski highway there is a next event. 17 minutes on the west side -- there is an accident. showing some yellow on eastbound 70. this is what it looks like on the northwest corner of the beltway. the northeast corner looks pretty good. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> another dry and chilly start this morning. these are high, thin clouds. you will see more cloud cover today than yesterday. there is some rain coming up through the carolinas and it looks like it is moving to the north. it will not be able to make it this far north because of high pressure. this high pressure will be the dominating factor for the next 48 hours. that will suppress the storm. it is producing some heavy rain. morningratures this have dipped into the 40's. 43 in frederick. 58 in annapolis. you might need a jacket to start the day. high

nbc's sarah dallof in birmingham. thank you. >>> a leading democrat in the house assesses the chemical weapons deal with a scathing description of russia. and righting the ship. it is still there after 20 months. could tomorrow be the day when the costa concordia finally floats away? well mr. baldwin... it appears our journey has come to a delightful end. then i better use the capital one purchase eraser to redeem my venture miles for this trip. purchase eraser? it's the easy way to erase any recent travel expense. i just pick a charge, like my flight with a few taps, it's taken care of. impressive baldwin. does it work for hotels? absolutely thank goodness. mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let's go what's in your wallet? >>> some headlines making news on the west coast. the los angeles times has a front page story titled "immigrants find a legal work-around." it's about how many illegal immigrants are in the u.s. they're discovering they can find work by running their own companies.

let's bring in sarah crow from unicef, she joins us from our un studios.sarah. >> thank you. >> can you tell me what do you think about this report? clearly it is very good news. i'm assuming it is not good enough, though? >> it is never good enough, is it? i'm just back from east africa, where i was able to see on the ground some of this -- this good work and to see a country like ethiopia that has cut child mortality rates by two-thirds in this short period of time, and that means that, you know, this is a country that was once known for famine poverty and war, and now they have used this army of extension workers, 38,000 of them on the ground in the communities who live with the people who are well trained and unicef supports them, and equipments them, and they are able to bring life-saving interventions, the vaccines, the rehydration salts for diarrhea, hand washing with soap and so on, and in uganda where they are using innovations such as m-track where they send a text message to the district level so that drugs get replenished very quickly, in real

sarah palin is currently a big republican again without office.he came out strongly backing ted cruz and accusing other republicans of waving the red flag. she's back on fox. >> people talk about a need for a third party. i dare say we already have a third party. we've got the liberal democrats. we've got the gop machine, and then we've got the good guys. that's the third party. ted cruz, rand paul, mike lee, these guys standing strong on what used to be the points in the republican platform. i've always been strong up here in alaska, maybe that's why i'm not in the good graces of the alaskan republican party. >> how do you describe that? >> michele bachmann. >> i'm not sure what she's offering. >> neither is she. >> is that an attractive appeal? >> i don't think she's wrong -- >> no is that an attractive appeal. the new republican party splitting off from the republican machine as she calls it. if you're half republican party you're half at 50% at most. what government are you going to form? >> this is simply symptom at eck that we don't have a s

ye >> yes, we are.ar it's 9:16, sarah is back with the look back. >>> we are finding out what wh might have set off th off the nd shooter. he thought low frequency waves were controlling him. he wrote end to are torment andd better off this way. this he had a well documented history of american healt mental healint still was able to get securityry clearance. >> we need to know how an employee was able to bring on aa weapon and ammunition to a dod installation. fbi saysi there's noer evidence thate' he targeted anyy specific individuals.divid >>> we're also following foll breaking news this morning in th the killing of ais northern nort virginia high school student football player.ayer. four more people have been arrested in the connection of kenny diaz. the new suspects are 16-year-olo boys, who face attempted armed robbery and conspiracy charges. >>> a football coach with a lesson for him team that is not from the play book. he out that heb members of his m were cyber bullying other members. instead of practicing, the 80 members of the team col tiered i at two rest -- volunteered at r

sarah now gets around on a motorized chair.e tagged along with her while she ran errands around her neighborhood. most of the city buses can now kneel down, to make it easier for sarah to hop on and off. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: but there are still challenges for sarah and for the city. >> i can't get up on this side. it's too high, so i have to go around this way and get into traffic. >> sreenivasan: it has spent millions on infrastructure changes spread across many agencies. but while more than 100 intersections have been redesigned to include longer crossing times and cuts in the curb to make it easier to navigate, there are thousands left to make the whole city more senior friendly. but it is working in east harlem, where we toured with finkelstein. if i look at this whole corner, i've got a shelter, i've got a bench so a senior can sit, i've got glass so they feel safe, i've got shade so they don't feel too hot. they've got cutouts so they can use their ramps or walkers. >> how are you today? >> sreenivasan: for senio

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