you are in a secure zone, right, stacey. >> we are. we have an iphone like everybody else so we don't have beer with us. crowds of people. some of these people have been here since 7:00 this morning. some came from other countries actually and they came here from across our country. i interviewed people from las vegas today and many of these people will be waiting for hours and hours. i can tell you we have seen mayor de blasio in this crowd greeting people. as you heard sade and joe talking earlier, we have seen chuck schumer. it has been very exciting. these people will only get a glimpse of the pope for mainly 30 seconds. they say it's worth the wait. they are excited. they have special tickets to get in here. we are live on 5th avenue and we will post updates throughout the evening on facebook. >> awesome. that is all on the iphone. >> a couple of blocks away from stacey is jim dolan outside the secure zone. you are like 48th and 7th is that roughly where you are? >> reporter: bill, 49th street. first i want to show you how deep th

we are going to stacey sager two is there on the scene. i can only imagine what the energy the like there. >> reporter: he literally just came by. he came by. all these people were screaming and cheering. he was waving right at everybody. it was wonderful. just wonderful. warm. unified situation here in central park. humanity getting together. it is really just a special, special afternoon here. >> what do you think? >> this is awesome! >> reporter: i made all these friends in the last few hours. it is so special. >> we did it! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: it doesn't matter what religion you are. i'm telling you, it is just all about the relationship. we overheard people on the line saying it is not about religion. it is about relationship. they feel like they have a relationship with this man. and that is what made this so special for them. >> it is a really wonderful thing to hear. it is not just about religion, but about relationships. i would imagine that one of the biggest goals for the pope this week was to create a relations

for now we are live in long beach, i'm stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> stacey, thank you. >>> as we learn more about the hurricane, you can track the latest from your phone, you can download the accutrack weather app in the app or google play store, just search abc7ny.com. >>> new information on a developing story in the bronx. one person is dead after coming in contact with the legionella bacteria. the health department says the death associated with the legionella cluster in the morris park section, 11 other patients are still hospitalized. eyewitness news reporter marcus solis in morris park with the latest. >> reporter: the city classifies this as a cluster, not an outbreak, but as you said, there is now one death associated with it, the mayor did come to this community today to meet with residents concerned about this cluster. now, the number of cooling towers where ledge neil la -- where legionella has been detected is up to 15 at some locations. some sites have more than one tower, locations that include three high schools and one hospital. this afternoon as we said

ear is eyewitness news reporter stacey sager. how come a man is doing 100 miles per hour down this road. >> reporter: a question you can't help but ask when you see the crazy surveillance video of the moment this crash actually occurs. the camera at dashing dance plumbing captures the whole thing. it's like an explosion as a maserati barrels into two businesses on highbie lane in west islip around 10:30 last night. cameras from several angles caught the whole thing and so >> we heard the car and the next thing bang. >> reporter: keep your eyes on the top of the screen in this video. the car is like a flame throwing missile shooting by. the driver of the maserati is michael badedi. he wasn't home today and neither was his pricey car. miraculously he was treated for minor injuries after the mess. the owners of the building housing higbee bagels and flavor crisp chicken wonder why he wasn't cited for reckless driving. >> jumps the cash, breaks the building. what would be the reason for that man going that fast. >> reporter: it's wor

live outside the courthouse in central islip, stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> the nfl vowing to appeal a judge's ruling that overturned the four game suspension of new england patriots quarterback tom brady. the ruling not exonerating brady as much as it lampooned the nfl and roger goodell for a sloppy investigation and illogical punishment. brady will take the snap for the patriots. rob powers is here with more. >> light reading. you are right about this. this decision doesn't necessarily prove tom brady had nothing to do with deflating footballs, just that the court believes the nfl overstepped and treated brady unfairly. the big off season topic gets a big burst of fresh air today. tom brady joked about it earlier this week. >> such an enjoyable off season. >> reporter: it comes to its latest head today. brady arriving for the preseason game in foxborough late this afternoon has the four-game suspension overturned by richard berman premised upon several legal deficiencies, not the least of which was the court deciding nfl commissioner roger good deal ove

stacey? >> reporter: well, dave we're talking about something that may seem like a victimless crime. but authorities say in reality, it isn't. here in the village of babylon, code enforcement officers routinely check inspection stickers like these and so far in the past year, they have found nearly 100 that are fake. now this is what the fake ones really look like compared to the real ones. the real 2015 ones are a brighter yellow. the real 2016 ones are a solid darker red. than what you're seeing. now suffolk police are investigating this trying to figure out who is behind the counterfeiting scheme. but they've actually arrested seven car owners and charged them with a felony just for possessing the fraudulent stickers. and they say the reality is, people could be driving dangerous cars out on the roads. >> have is an unsafe vehicle and some capacity. whatever that capacity may be. there's something wrong with that vehicle that it may not be able to pass inspection. >> the fear is that innoc

stacey delikat has more on tonight's current issue up front. front. >> isis' latest war crime, the destruction of ancient artifacts and sites. this photo was released last week and shows the detonation of a 2,000-year-old temple in palmyra. they destroyed another temple, belle, considered to be one of the most important sites in the world. isis leaders claim the ancient relics promote idolatry. the united nation this is an attempt at cultural cleansing. this prosecutor, who specializes in antic quity ies trafficking says it's more than that. >> for everything they're destroying on camera, hundreds are being used by isis to fund their terror, to fund the bullets and the bombs that are killing so many. >> reporter: the destruction and looting of irreplaceable artifacts in syria and iraq has reached unprecedented levels and extremists will stop at nothing. last month a scholar was beheaded for refusing to disclose a location of >> they are making tens of millions of dollars on the sale of looted antiquities. >> reporter: he wrote a book on looting

. >> stacey sager is in east meadow with the story. stacey? >> reporter: well, you know, shirleen, this is a level one trauma center at nassau university medical center. doctors unfortunately see this type of injury too often. what is truly remarkable is this teenagers recovery. check this out. this was 17-year-old nico fiorello three 1/2 months ago after he dove into a wave at jones beach, hit a sand bar and fractured his neck. part of the bone was puncturing his spinal cord as well and nico could barely move. look at him walking unassisted and nassau university medical center then rehab seven days a week at kesler institute. nico's doctors astounded. post-op pertively he regained a little bit of motor function. in the next nine weeks he has made incredible strides that i would have on nestly -- honestly, totally thrilled. >> i didn't know if i would be able to walk after that. the first time i got in the e.r., she said i don't know. then i was kind of scared there. that was my whole thought process, will i be able to walk again and standing

i'm stacey delikat. back to you. ernie: thank you very much for that. i'm happy to welcome our guest tonight. this is the director of the addiction institute of new york at mt. sinai, st. luke's and roosevelt hospital. happy to have you here. you have been doing this for 25 years, working to help a lot of people. create discord and difficulties. but there are positive stories here that you can share with us, too. >> absolutely. in my 25 years in this field, i've seen hundreds and hundreds of incredibly positive stories. we often see the tragedies in the news because of the countless successes, they're not newsworthy. it's helpful when people like mr. miller do come forth and he has a somewhat celebrity status. he has more of a forum to do so. most people are content to get their treatment and move on with their lives. that's what every one of us knows people in recovery from alcohol or other substances. we may not know we know them, but we do. it's that pervasive. ernie: we've seen a lot of progress. we've come a long way. but there's a stigma attached

stacey delikat introduces us to the newest king of cookies, mr. corey. >> hello. here are your cookies. >> it's a special deliver to the staff of anglewood hospital from a special young man. corey is the ce off of mr. corey's cookies. they're sold in stores and pop-ups in big chains like bloomingdales and he's only 11. >> we're just looking for investors and trying to get the word out there. >> the chief operating officer is lisa howard, known as mom. >> well, my mom takes over the business when i'm in school and when i'm out of school, we do the business. just like that. it's fun. >> his mom is the reason the business was born. >> i started because the company -- i wanted to buy my mom a car. >> that was in 2009. together they tested recipe after recipe until they arrived at the cookie. she does the baking and the bookkeeping, but mr. corey is the salesman. right now we have chocolate chip and a fiber cookie. >> i'm going to try the healthy melty. who doesn't want a healthy cookie. that tastes better than healthy. is it a secret recipe? >> yes. it's love. since 2

stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> stacey, thank you. >>> new at noon, an announcement of a $6.4 million settlement between baltimore police and the family of freddie gray was the man who suffered a critical spinal injury after being taken into police custody and later died. six officers faced criminal charges in connection with his death. the april incident sparked protests in baltimore and around the country. the settlement needs final approval from a board that overseas spending. >>> in the bronx, the search is on for a robber that attacked a man inside the lobby of an apartment building. it happened near grand county course in east mount eden avenue. he approached the victim entering the elevator, punched him in the head and snatching a gold chain from his neck. the robber got away. the victim sustained minor injuries to his lead. >>> a former auxiliary inspector with his wife and future son-in-law were killed in a car crash in upstate new york. this happened late yesterday afternoon near exit 112 on route 17 in the sullivan county town of rock hill. 58-year-old was kill

at nassau university medical center, stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> way to go, nico. amazing. >>> still ahead, a chair fit for a pope. meet the people that made a special seat for the pontiff's mass at madison square garden. >> "eyewitness news at 6:00" starts right now. >>> a man wanted for rape and murder tonight busted in new york city. but it was a stolen car that did him in. and the smart app that cops used to find him. but first we have been reporting on it for more than a year. tonight the commissioner of the nypd admits new york city's homeless problem is worse than ever. he is taking action. >> good evening at 6:00 i'm bill ritter. >> mayor de blasio's critics have for months been blasting city officials for rising numbers of homeless people living on the streets. police commissioner bratton revealing that the city is targeting dozens of homeless even campments and will break then up. >> where do the people go and will this solve the homeless problem. dave evans at city hall with the lead story. >> reporter: bill, two developments. governor cuomo acknowledgin

. >> my name is stacey i'm the executive assistant with the rec and park for 27 years. >> i'll pretty much controlled the managers life we work great together at the meeting he set up the meetings and phone call and the garden and the support staff anyone that comes in the room any number of things anyone that walks in on is with a great mile i love to greet people and this is an jaufrn everyday on july 8th the rec and park welcomed the people to the tenth year the workers worked hard to upgrade the trail in partnership with 12 61 and the rec and park department commission the department hosted the 7th award at the golden gate park it was in gardening and horticulture and men and women worked day in in and out to keep the scenes beautiful congratulations and the rec and park department hosted another year of playday at the recreation center with games for all ages and football and baseball and rock he will climbing live music this was a fun day for all out of the mark the music festival in golden gate park part of this legendary festival for the park systems citywide the next time you

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. >> stacey sager is live at stony brook hospital with more. stacey? >> reporter: this family was doing the right thing, trying to save a dog from being euthanized. what they didn't realize, they were doing it through a third party, not the city. it was a nonprofit group. these nonprofit rescue groups work with the city successfully all the time, but in this case it turned into a nightmare and a 16-year-old girl is here at stony brook with pits on her face and arm. >> for me as a parent, i mean, it was just awful, terrifying. >> reporter: stephen describing what he still is struggling to comprehend, how this 2-year-old pit bull named alex seemed fine one minute on their way home from a she will tore one -- shelter one day, then the next the dog lunched at his 16-year- old daughter briana who lost part of her lip. the injury is so severe we blurred part of the picture. >> he went right for her face, for her throat. it was just -- went into a wrestling match after that. >> reporter: he managed to get the dog off his daughter. >> the dog was suspended in

eyewitness news reporter stacey sager with more on that story in midtown. >> reporter: well, dave, new york is ready and waiting. we are just up the block from where sade is on 53rd and 5th avenue getting a firsthand look at the new york style security in place. i want to show you, this is you can see police officers at every single storefront lining 5th avenue. alongside me here and behind you see this 8-foot tall black fence we have been talking about the past couple of days, if you don't have a ticket, you can't get beyond this fence. over here you can see the people lining 5th avenue, thousands and some have been waiting here for hours. >>> reporter: it's been a pilgrimage of sorts and it began bright and early for many in midtown. >> i came at 7:00 in the morning. >> you will be here nearly 12 hours. >> yes, i will be here but it's worth it. >> reporter: if you have a paper ticket then you get a spot here on 5th avenue whereas you can see, the crowds already been papal motorcade. >> i have been pushing going this way and that way. we are not sure which way to go but i hope to see

eyewitness news reporter stacey sager was at the arraignment in white plains. stacey? >> reporter: well, sade, the theory -- the theory in this case was murder-suicide except this mother recovered after spending about two weeks in a coma. now the disturbing toxicology reports have come in and what they show is a deadly mix of morphine, benadryl and diaz say pam, valium, in this child's blood. >> obviously this is a very, very upsetting case for my client. >> reporter: but also sickening for everybody in the courtroom listening to the details of how her daughter, 6-year-old lacey carr died on april 5 of 2015 easter sunday. it was here inside their home in croton on hudson and no one had heard from the child's mother, 51-year-old kathleen dymes until a text message early that morning to the >> it is extremely misspelled jumbled text message from the defendant's phone that lacey took a pill. >> reporter: now toxicology reports show it was a lot more than that. this child had ten times the therapeutic level of morphin in her body, 10 times -- >> reporter: sadly this barely

i'm stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> attorneys for an mta bus driver accused of taking a city bus on a joyride say he was not under the influence of alcohol. 52-year-old alexander copeland was arrested sunday after police received complaints about an erratic bus on the northern state parkway. police say copeland failed a sobriety test. today his lawyer denied that copeland was not authorized to drive the bus at the time but he strongly denied that he was intoxicated. >> there is a medical issue that we are looking at. i can say categorically it's not a psychological issue as far as we know so far but there is a medical issue. he is under a doctor's care and we are examining all possibilities to try to figure out what happened. >> mr. copeland will be in court on reckless endangerment, unauthorized use of a vehicle and dwi charges later this month. >> disturbing story. >>> still ahead, jeff smith in for lee goldberg and, hey, if this is fall, let the good i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like

live in jamaica, i'm stacey delikat. back to you. >>> thank you. this is the first time a crash like that. during game 6 of the world series, someone parachuted into shea stadium. he was arrested, escorted out. the crowd went nuts. the former pitcher will talk about the moment when sergio dropped in come up at 5:45. >>> high hopes for a spectacular holiday weekend. there's good news in the forecast and the roads. gas prices are dropping. the national average is about a dollar lower than last year. drivers in essex county, new jersey, taking advantage, playing less than $2 a gallon. these are the lowest labor day weekend prices we've seen since 2004. a pretty nice perk for the more than 30 million americans traveling this holiday. steve: summer's last hurrah means a big weekend for beaches. people were getting one last dose and some nice waves. >> we may have more nice weather. mike woods will tell us for sure. he's here with a first look. >> hey. it's looking fantastic for us as we go into the labor day weekend. we had nice, warm temperatures. it d

one person that mad to get inside is stacey sager. stacey? >> we are going to stefan kim. is that right? >> upper east side. when it comes to all this beefed up security on the east walking up or downtown, that is relatively easy and manageable. if you are going across town east to west with the barricades and closed off streets, that's where it gets tricky. with countless officers on the ground, 72nd street by madison is about to go into lock down. the popemobile has arrived and the vatican flag posted outside the residence on the upper east side where pope francis will spend two nights one step closer to the neighborhood turning into a frozen zone. residents here don't seem to mind. >> this is fantastic. this is the best pope. he is coming to our city. i live on 72nd street. i couldn't be more excited. >> reporter: when it comes to getting around, so far so good. they say they feel safe while being able to get to where they need to go. >> i travel the subway every day. every turn you see a cop. it's good. >> it hasn't been difficult getting around. >> so far, know. this

we are live in westbury, i'm stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> stacey, thank you. arraigned today in connecticut on multiple murder counts. william de'von howell already in prison for manslaughter for killing one of the victims was charged with killing six other people. police believe he killed seven people and dumped their remains behind a shopping center in new briton. an arrest warrant said howell admitted to the killings to fellow inmates. >>> a pilot killed this morning when his plane crashed in an elementary school in florida. it nose dived and crashed into the back yard of a home in spring hill. the plane was flying from odessa to orlando and had been in contact with the regional airport tower prior to the crash. there were no injuries on the ground. >>> in brooklyn, a group of target store workers has voted to unionize. the pharmacy workers began organizing after target announced it was selling its pharmacy business to cvs. they are worried about potential layoffs and other changes. target and cvs officials trying to convince the workers they do target may

. >> you can see the twins now in this photo stacey sager posted on instagram. cute. the procedure is not painful and it can help avoid future surgeries. >> stacey has details on how it all worked out. >> reporter: giving birth to twins is certainly overwhelming but just one day after little gavin and liem faith were born, their mom and dad noticed something about their ears. >> you say, hmmm, we questioned ourselves. is this a little november. >> reporter: and then there was this pamphlet right in the hospital nursery. >> i feel it was divine intervention because we literally saw this pamphlet for ear molding. >> reporter: a plastic surgeon here at cohen's children's medical center took it from there. ear molding is a noninvasive procedure that involves no surgery and no anesthesia. if it's done when babies are as young as a few weeks old. basically this silicone device put on with glue and tape for only three weeks can alter the memory of the soft cartilage on the baby's ear, changing its entire shape, in liem's case there were small gathers in the ear and gavin's h

stacey? >> reporter: >> reporter: a crazy span of events. it ends here in patchogue when this man jackknifes a tractor trailer on route 112 then desperately tries to break into this car dealership to [ inaudible ]. this was the end result when police caught up with jonathan moore. they had to place a bag over his head to restrain him. he is charged with leaving the scene of this car crash on exit 62 on the eastbound side of the l.i.e. three cars in a minor crash but someone chasing after moore is struck by a van on the service road. cops say moore fled on foot. the manager of pride solvents and chemicals picks up the story from there. he said moore stole a giant tractor trailer and in the surveillance video, look carefully as he rams it right into the very pricey metal gate. >> how big was the gate? >> that gate is 45 feet. >> he destroyed it. >> totally destroyed the gate. >> how much damage is that. >> about 25,000 in damage. >> as we said the wild ride didn't end there. moore jackknifed the tractor trailer miles away here in patchogue the

dari: stacey delikat has more. reporter: pope francis pulled up to our lady queen of angels and east harlem at 4:00 sharpton stop to grab hands waved and posed for pictures. [chanting] insights and very excited third and 4th-graders who had prepared for this moment for months. >> it one amazing and i cried. i really cried. reporter: did he touch you? >> yes he touch my head and i'm going to tell my mother never to wash my hair again. reporter: she showed how the smart board works. an eighth-grader presented him with a special prayer boquet. >> it was an honor just to be in his presence. inside you feel touched, such emotion that you can explain it. reporter: pope francis met with immigrant and refugee families. he invoked dr. kings i am a dream speech in his remarks. >> it's beautiful to have dreams able to fight for those dreams. the cilia lopez a day laborer from guatemala had a touching experience. >> he shook my hand and i asked her can i give you a hug and he said yes of course. reporter: one of these lucky fe

. >> the developer and the project manager project sponsor has a number of community benefits and stacey the st. paul church has 11 onsite units of below market rate and the project sponsor and the church have worked with the firstborns of genetic square and is alliance to endow for the park it will assess the golf homeowners association 15 per month and the project sponsor will match any contribution that the friends of james weldon johnson square raise up to $50,000 for the first two years pardon entered into a memorandum of understanding with the park alliance and is friends of james weldon johnson square to commemorate this demons and it will a last for 50 years the project sponsor received 62 signatures into the neighborhoods supporting the project i'm joined by the planning department staff and the project sponsor if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. >> for some plane my ipad the technological ability to pull up do you have a copy of the resolution thanks. >> so public comment i'm going to quickly reads off the names (calling names). >> unifying have 3 minutes e

stacey delikat introduces us to the go find friends.com. millions. but it can get lonely. >> wolter moved here two years ago from oregon. after a breakup he says he was looking to expand his your social circle and found that making friends wasn't that easy. >> i searched how to find friends in new york. >> he found go find friends.com, one of several online friending websites. if it sounds a lot like online dating, it is, but instead of booking romantic dates, you can book activity days. >> running, walking, the high line. >> we are living in a time of constant connection, snapshot, facebook, commenting on instagram, but these founders say that that's reason that we need a reason to get together face-to-face. >> so many people are spending a lot of time online and not off-line. we see that they are having trouble making real-life connections. >> it has become much harder to walk up to someone and say hi. >> why's why is it so hard to meet new people in the city. >> i feel like everyone is on the go. >> making friends as an adult can be tough, but not

i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. steve: as you can see, anticipation is building for the pope's visit to philadelphia. a local priest creating a replica of the vatican made out of legos. incredible. the model took 10 months to build. it's made with half a million lego bricks and includes a figurine of his holiness. it's on display at the franklin institute in philadelphia. dari: i don't know what it is about legos. i love them. steve: they're more popular. dari: so cool the things you can do. a bit of irony in the straphangers campaign state of the subways report. steve: the 7 train named the city's best despite today's we'll tell you which line got the worst ranking. dari: and general motors' expensive deal with the feds over a deadly defect in car fact. every time you take advil you're taking the medicine doctors recommend most for joint pain. more than the medicine in the medicine in advil is the number one doctor recommendation relief doesn't get any better than this. advil over faulty car ignition switches will

on the west side, i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. steve: this was a long-awaited homecoming for a new jersey couple. >> we're standing here because of the support that everybody has given us. alison: hear how they were stranded overseas for months after the premature birth of their twins. steve: and he became famous playing wolverine. now hugh jackman may be ready to take on another role. alison: here's tonight's new york minute first. >> the union square green market turned into a kitchen today as this chef turned fresh from the farm produce into a traditional dish for rosh hashanah. >> it can go in all directions. originally it was a side dish. it's made with carrots and sweet potatoes. they're a constant. you add sweet spices, honey or maple syrup, pineapple juice, orange juice, cinnamon. anything sweet. >> reporter: food donations were collected. >> a twist on the tennis clinic in flushing meadows. kids were joined by a gymnast, laila ali and others. the message, playing more than one sport is good for kids. >> it's refreshing as

we're live in minneola at police headquarters, i'm stacey sager channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. new at noon, a judge has rejected a defense request to rutgers football player andre bogs. bog's lawyer asked for him $600,000 bail to be reduced to $50,000. bogs is accused of two home invasions. he was kicked off the team after his arrest. in all six rutgers football players have been kicked off the team following arrests. >>> a driver involved in a crash that killed four women in suffolk county slated to face a judge today. steven romeo was behind the wheel of a truck that crashed into a limo in july. police say he tried to run away from the crash. he was charged with dwi. later tests showed his blood alcohol level was below the legal limit. >>> police in the bronx say a drunk livery cab passenger was killed after he stumbled into police say the 23-year-old victim asked his livery cab driver to pull over on west 231st street in kingsbridge because he felt sick. began vomiting. the victim was in the path of an oncoming bus. police say the bus driver tried to veer out of the way

stacey deli cat shows us why so many women can relate. reporter: when emily bingham posted this on the facebook page. shed into idea it would go global. first of all, the ultrasound is not even hers. the text accompanying it's the furthest fling a preg say nounsment. instead, bingham said the ultrasound was grabbed from google in imagance pren friendly bpsa that the plans are none of your business. bicham who is 33 and lives in michigan wrote please stop you don't know who is struggling with infertility or dealing with health issues. you don't know who is having relationship problems owner stress her to timing is not right. she said, you don't know how you are seemingly innocent question might cause someone grief, pain, stress or frustration. read her post and thought, well, good on you. judy goths the host of what women went want and one of the countless has resonated. issue. women that had pret have baby. s emotional. and the hormones and everything that does that it you know, where it is really strikes a cord with most women. >> the po

stacey delikat has your guide forgetting around. reporter: about a third of people who commute will be impacted by the git acinals. the goal is to keep the bus moving more efficiently and to cut back on delays. >> the buses caught up, the port authority and they get backed up and cause all kinds dev lays. >> he commutes to the city via new jersey transit every dy and come rush hour tomorrow, hes one of the tens of thousands whose routines will change because of new gate assignments. brian castro's gate will be among those changing. >> i may have to go to another gate. if it is not a big of a change and i have time to adjust, will be fine. reporter: an estimated 11,000 people will use it dale dally. part of a are 9 million quality commute initiative to enhance the passenger experience. >> it is going to help reduce congestion, maybe delays. >> well, maybe. we will wait and see. you know? what can i say. i have bin new jersey for two years. it is kind of tough. reporter: among the changes take effect tomorrow. the transit operations w

i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. dari: still to come, personal stories from a manhattan homeless shelter. >> you don't give up. you just don't give up. steve: the day to day struggles of new yorkers less fortunate in their fight for a better future. dari: and what was going on? jessica simpson gave viewers a lot more than they thought they were going to get. tmz's harvey levin is up next to talk about what was up with her performance on home shopping get this. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the

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stacey, benjamin... this is daniel. you're not just looking for a house.'re looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow. >>> it is >>> it is time for a total recall where we look back at some of our outstanding trades. last month carter bought shares of starbucks a little overheated. take a listen. >> we've got a well-defined trend. we bounce off that trend and now we're pretty far above trend. so, the presumption is some sort of mean reversion. >> the trade very simply, 52.50 spread. you can spend 1.50 dollar for that and the current stock price to make a bearish bet. >> that was a bearish bet. the starbucks shares are down 1%. >> i mean, you had to sort of be there the instant that the pay. we get paid but the trade's off here. >> yeah, no, my attitude was this was a situation where the stock had become a little extended and this trade was a clean triple on the 24th. if you took the profits then, congratulations. i was on a plane, so i missed that opportunity. you can probably capture a little profit right now and that's what you should be doing.

stacey, benjamin... this is daniel. you're not just looking for a house.for a place for your life to happen. zillow. >>> there's breaking news tonight in the fatal shooting of a man in texas by sheriff's deputies. authorities are looking at two different videos, including one that some believe changes the pick which you are entirely. >> the video has been called disturbing and troubling. gilbert flores is seen moving around the house for nearly 15 minutes. we also ought to get this right, as is our purpose in every investigative case. but a source with knowledge of the investigation says the video shot by a neighbor shows the suspect acting wildly aggressive and at one point charging at a deputy with a knife. according to the bexar county sheriff, the video is being analyzed to determine if flores was holding a knife. >> it appears he has something in his hand. again that's why we have asked the texas dps crime lab to -- to review it with an aim to try to enlarge and to -- to slow down the sequence. so we have a better idea of that. >> authorities would no

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stacey, forget the lower gas prices will boom retail because obviously that has not been the case.gh, is looking good from a strategy, operational perspective or from anything? >> yeah, you know, gas prices as you said just have not panned out here. so in q 2 we basically had bad news from most of the retailers, whether it was macy's or kohl's or gap. some of the retailers that are stand outs that continue to be stand outs, lb, you can hide out in the lingerie aisle with lb, victoria's secret, they have short lead times, their inventories under control and their comps were triple in august what the expectations were. costco is another one that higher income, it's a club, it's -- you are paying fort best deals out there. those are two places in a rough tape as we go into holiday that you can definitely look to. >> okay. costco, yeah, and lb. it's kind of -- costco i get, lb kind of random. rick snyder, we look at that retail space that lb october nice, the cuss fragt thing for invest e you can the hottest thing one year and next year nobody is in your stores. >> you have to be very

stacey? >> we are performing twice a day in times square and getting a taste of the moulon rogue. free to the public. greg: just show up? >> yes, come down. where is matilda? how do you become a can-can dancer? >> auditions around the world, you have to be 5-9 minimum. and you have to know how to scream. >> what is that all about? why the hollering like that? >> because it was the can-can was -- to show like their legs and shouting because it is this is what -- greg: oh, the guys freak out. >> yes. something, a little can-can? can you teach us a few moves? greg: i want to hoot and holler. i will take a seat. rosanna: greg, get up here. greg: how'd you get this job? >> you have to be flexible to do that. rosanna: i need to see how to do the kicks and then the who hoo. >> this is a move. greg: is that a double? it is. rosanna: okay, what happens next? greg: the money shot. you girls are awesome. we can see you in paris? >> yes. rosanna: fantastic. thank you so much. >> thank you for having us. rosanna: come back before 126 years. we'll put the information at www.fox5ny.com. right? [

did we have that or. >> (inaudible). >> he's on artist fantastic imagery. >> stacey yeah. >> yeah. right studio. >> i'm sorry. >> hello, i'm stacey caterer i'm the shipyard artist since 1998 basically, the work i had a bans the place and where he exist i document the shipyards over 20 years now you know i'd like a express my supports for the feasibility study to be done for future evaluate the building those are works of other budings i think myself and many other people think are historically significance buildings should be you've named did building 253 and the ordinance building the dallas way and is bomb shelters and 231 was the building the navy build in the hunters point shipyard and the other building i don't know if this has historic value it needs to be preserved and protected as well as you know building 411 innovate giants shop for entry 51 the building 253 i want to emphasis how important that building is built and e.r. net j and was for cal probating and it was a awards winning at the time it was built with a glass ceiling it is amazing at the present time, it was the

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