sandra: you're not feeling the bern, stacey. stacey: no, i'm not.ist, that's why he's staying in. melissa: yeah? harris: i want to step in with this. the new monmouth university poll is out, and sometimes you'll see this happen. people will start to, i guess, get on the bandwagon. in maryland there are only 38 delegates up for grabs, but clinton is leading sanders by 25 points. this just out. she currently holds that commanding lead as they look into next year's maryland primary. melissa: yeah. harris: it's interesting. sometimes you'll see this, you know? they'll kind of puck up steam. sometimes they're tighting. but this late in the game -- >> do you know what's shocking to me? every election it seems like we are voting for the lesser of two evils. but this year i think social ito pronounced. so many people dislike hillary, dislike donald, and they are likely to be the nominees for each party. harris: maybe that's not what counts anymore. maybe it's just not a popularity contest anymore. melissa: there you go. he also makes a great point, he says

keeper, stacey konwiser mauled by a male tiger while preparing for an event. the zoo says konwiser knew the dangers of the job. joining me now, a big cat expert joining me live from cape town, south africa. good to see you. we keep hearing she knew the dangers of the job, was very experienced, but when you've got animals, such as this, who are held in captivity, can anyone really be prepared for their potential? >> you know, it's -- it's i think when one understands the nature of wild animals, whether they're in a captive environment or not, i think the short answer is, you really -- you really can't. you know, the reality was that this tiger was a 13-year-old male. the average longevity of a ma layen tiger is somewhere around 18 to 20 years roughly, and in captivity, even a little longer, and you know, so the tiger, at 13 years old, and a male especially, is in its absolute prime. an incredibly powerful animal, massive. you know, pure muscle. it's hard-wired to be aggressive and dominant, and that's absolutely key for its survival in the wild. you know, these

we've got stacey sager on the ground. we will give you updates on abc7ny.com. >>> turning now to the deadly ambulance accident. it happened on the southern state parkway in hempstead late this afternoon and it appears the ambulance hit the overpass there, killing people. >> eyewitness news reporter n.j. burkett is in lakeview this afternoon with the very latest. n.j. >> reporter: liz, a puzzling crash here, no question about it. state police investigators are still on the scene. two people dead and no clear explanation for how this crash happened. it happened around 12:00 noon today, exit 18 on the southern state parkway, a medic belted into a seat in the back of the ambulance survived with a broken leg and a possible concussion, i'm told. but the driver of the ambulance, an emt and a patient they were transporting were both killed. sources tell me the ambulance was conducting a routine transport, not running with lights and siren, but the impact likely occurred at a high rate of speed. the cab of the rig, as you can see

and so, you know, stacey was obviously no match for a 300 -- you know, a 300-pound killing machine, and was. i think it's the fact that it's in an unnatural environment, in a small, you know, a small enclosed confined area. >> very sad. very tragic. lorne sulcas from cape town. appreciate it. >> appreciate it. thank you. >> we'll be right back after this. make getting here easy. because the hardest part of any trip, should be leaving. expedia. technology connecting you to what matters. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movem

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eyewitness news reporter stacey stacey? >> reporter: dave, this is road in medford. fire got started. this condominium complex. it took firefighters two hours to get the town of brookhaven, fire marshals are trying to figure out the cause. the flames were fast and furious ripping through the blue ridge condominium complex shortly after midnight. this is what it looked like when firefighters got here. it took five other fire departments assisting medford to get the blaze under control. when it was over, authorities nick and his family were among them. >> it was crazy. i can't believe it took out so much of the complex, ridiculous. >> reporter: but routine because of the way the complex was built according to the fire chief. >> it's the type of construction it was built with and lack of firewalls between the units. no lives were lost but unfortunately quite a of those displaced are elderly. the residents are hoping to salvage memories in the charred mess, debris strewn inside and out. >> almost all these women are, unfortunately, widowed over here. their lives are in t

more. >> reporter: the tiger keeper's injuries so severe, she died at the hospital. >> my name is staceytiger keeper here. >> reporter: stacey was working to help breed the tigers in an effort to save their species. the zoo has not said which of the male tigers bit her and the animal is contained according to zoo officials. >> about 340 pounds. a little on the larger end of a tiger. >> reporter: she worked at the zoo for three years, including her husband who was a trainer here. >> this was her specialty. this is what she was trained to deal and loved. loved tigers. >> reporter: attacks by zoo animals are relatively rare in the u.s. in 2007 a siberian tiger escaped her open air enclosure in the san francisco zoo and attacked three guests. one 17-year-old boy was killed. tatiana was shot and killed by police after the mauling. in 2003, siegfried and roy were performing in las vegas with their white tiger monticor. he bit him in the neck dragging him around. roy horn survived the attack. >> we're doing all of this because of the endangered status of the tiger. >> reporter: details of how a

why didn't he say, no, stacey smith is not being groomed for ceo? didn't he say point-blank we're better as one not two? why did he not just stop me in my tracks like my two companies or abbott labs talk about a milestone, why didn't he? why didn't he stop me? >> i don't have an answer for you, jim. i would ask you why didn't he? >> because they're going to do it. that's my supposition. i think that's when you should have just said, jim, you're flat out wrong. that is ridiculous. that's when you do that. you do a united technologietech fabled interview on "squawk on the street," what did he say? >> ain't going to happen. >> he should have had a haze moment. he should have had a haze moment where he said jim that ain't going to happen. and that is the benchmark when you want to stick a fork, a knife and a spoon into something that's outlandish. >> it ain't going to happen. >> right? >> yeah. >> the knife and fork in. we're going to get to a little favor report here. oscar munez, a man who has a new heart and a new job has one less thing to worry abou

. >> the animal was within inches of stacey's body.ld hit stacey. >> reporter: officials chose to tranquilize the tiger rather than kill it. a decision they said was made in less than a minute. >> if you're in a cement walled area, that bull kept go anywhere. they're strong and lethal. >> reporter: konwiser was attacked april 15th when she entered the tiger's sleeping den which known at the zoo as the night house. maintenance workers could hear her screaming. >> do you know what injure -- what an she was injured by? >> yes, ma'am, a tiger. >> reporter: within 17 minutes on scene, officials shot the tiger with a tranquilizer gun. the drugs didn't three minutes. it took first responders ten minutes to reach stacey, she had no pulse. officials don't know why stacey, an experienced zookeeper, would walk into the enclosure alone without radioing her partner to say she was going in. >> even with the best protocol in place, we know as soon as we enter an enclosure with a dangerous animal something bad could happen. >> reporter: thursday, aike

i'm stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> we have not heard the last of the issue. thank you. >>> and two special elections are held in the state. they will select new state representatives to replace disgraced former senate major ity leader and councilmember, both facing year ises in principle for corruption. again, polls close tonight at 9:00 and as the results come in, we'll bring you updates all night and on air and online. >>> and as we continue on this tuesday night, an art museum faces a fine for displaying a piece of art. so does it really review too much? >> and two brush fires in new jersey sending heavy smoke over the hudson river and new york city skyline. >>> when you have humidity at the north and take the warmer temperatures, the fire danger is high with no vegetation. much-needed rain in this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. and your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with. well, allergy muddlers, muddle no more . try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec

stacey konwiser was about to take a job at the fda. the day she was attacked and killed by the tiger, zoot had counteroffered. they really wanted to keep her. >> such a tragic story. it sounds like they have new sorry that happened to the woman. thank you very much. >>> ahead, an urban garden in an historic neighborhood of chicago gives new meaning to the phrase from farm to table. we'll explain. pretty. you're watching "cbs this morning." like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. dreamwalk. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. o

i'm stacey delikat. ckoyou. ernie: thank very much. it's allb politics. david birdsell is joining us, political analyst, baruch college. thanks for being here. we were here yesterday talking about this. no surprises. exactly what you were talking about. >> this came in at the high end of the expectations from the point of view of the frontrunners. they did as well as they could have. it resets the races both on the republican and democratic sides. ernie: let's start with clinton. she's trying to address sanders' clinton is getting a lot of negativity. what's sanders going to do? >> that's everybody's big question. it's probably too early for hillary clintoto a those voters to support her, but it's plenty o time for bernie sanders toigur out how he's going to manage the distance between continuing to grow a grassroots movement, which he said he's pledged to do beyond the convention, and to try to support the democratic nominee. how does he do that? that remains to be seen. big question. ernie: he was quiet about that today. didn't hear too much about it. l

her husband was also a zoo keeper there and followed strict protocols. >> this was an area stacey was very familiar with, and we are investigateing what caused this tragic occurrence. >> 13-year-old tiger will remain at the zoo. that type of tiger is endangered. the zoo is closed throughout the weekend. face jail time over a dr. suess book borrowed from the library. her son used her library card to check out the book in 2014, but he lost it. kathy's husband is facing charges for borrowing another book and returning it late. the charges stand even though they returned the one book and paid fees for the other. the couple remains fee on $100 bond. >>> the duke and dutchess of cambridge wrap up their tour of india. they retraced the footsteps of his late mother, princess diana, and they sat on the same bench where she was famously photographed sitting in 1992. the bench has been renamed in her honor. >>> it's finally starting to you can get an eyeful at the annual tulip festival with 13,000 on display. you see them tomorrow and next weekend, and elise finch is here with the exclusive cbs

i'm stacey sager channel 7 eyewitness news. >> stacey, thank you. we have one more note about bernie sanders who will leave the campaign trail on april 14 to speak at a conference of the vatican. and on social economic environmental issues. would like to meet them during that visit. at this point he has not received that invitation from the catholic leader. >>> as for the republican, they would campaign in that tristate today as he is in syracuse this evening. donald trump was a solid lead in the polls to hold those campaign events here this weekend. that he will be intensifying their efforts. including a trip to california that would focus here in new york and that they received a chilly response here earlier this week as they will be planning to visit them next week. they have it planned on monday. >>> the primary is just 11 days away as we invite you to stay with eyewitness news and abc news for complete coverage. lower manhattan, they were lost in new york and they are sleeping overnight. he woke up to the robber with the knife as the attacker i

we sent stacey delikat out to sort it out for us. watch. >> reporter: new york is a city of animal lovers, but sometimes the city's apartment buildings aren't as pet friendly as the people. many landlords or boards don't allow pets and when they do, there can be size or breed restrictions. >> if you're a couple and you sold your house and your dream apartment is one of those towers on 57th street, you go and find out your golden doodle is 65 pounds and he's not welcome in that building and you can't live there. >> reporter: hal runs pet friendly realty nyc which helps clients get around rules like that. >> the tag line for the company is we help keep people and their pets together. moment. first, what are pet owners' rights? this is an attorney and advisor to the mayor's alliance for nyc animals and says many new yorkers are unaware of the pet law. >> it says if you've had your pet for three or more months with the knowledge of any on site of employees at your building or kept openly and they should know, any no pet clause that might

stacey delikat foxive too news. >> a lot of negative things to say about this story . not a dog person? >> stacey delikat is great. >> to all of the dog people and people who think that was riveting stuff. >> let's take a break. >> >> should have been a breaking news thing. >> maybe be back with with some our blogs are buzzing about the designer smile... by colgate. new optic white high impact white toothpaste with a professionally recommended whitening ingredient. for four shades visibly whiter teeth. the designer smile by new colgate optic white high impact white. this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you' ve lost your game. literally. your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. and your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with. well, allergy muddlers, muddle no more . try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin , because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec . muddle no more . and children' s zyrtec takes care of your child' s allergies with just one dose, all da

in williamsburg, i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. christina: all right. we're lucky to be joined by and artistic director of union docks docs. tell us why people should see this. >> this is a beautiful film. it's an amazing piece of new york city history. it's the story of williamsburg, brooklyn, that not a lot of people understand. for those who experience those memories, for those who haven't, it's required viewing for being a brooklynite. christina: the history is incredible. in the early '80s, that south side williamsburg area, it had poverty, violence, drugs. when you watch the film, there's a lot of love and family and feels safe and happy. >> absolutely. it's the story of five people who struggled to make their lives better in one of the poorest neighborhoods in america at the time. at the same time, they had so much struggle and you see the things like the culture in the hip-hop, so many aspects of activism and community that brought people together. it's a really strong community then and it's a really strong community today. christina: a lot of

stacey dash is an actress and fox news contributor and slammed by the death as we all are. stacey?n icon and what i remember the most about p him, he transcended time, you know when you were around him, you felt like time didn't exist and he was innovative. and you didn't look at him as a black artist or any color. he was just prince. his music resonated with everyone internationally and powerfully and pronounedly. and i remember going to a club when i was younger as a teenager sneaking in. the cat club in new york on 13th street. and getting a glimpse and i didn't realize how small he was. small in height but his persona filled the entire room. >> when you look at the core grapy and artistry. he was more than music. >> yes, he had a strong message of being who you are. he was who he wanted to be. that's what i loved. >> stacey dash, actress and fox news contributor. thank you. >> thank you. we are told that he on friday had to make an emergency landing in the airport in moline, illinois. it is believed that he suffered from some is form of the flu and released down in moline and h

i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. alison: thanks. the general manager of link nyc joins me now. i thought it was so interesting that the kiosks run along 8th and 3rd. could you explain why? >> yeah. we're excited to offer free wi-fi. everything wireless has to be wired to something. we're running our own dedicated fiber network that comes in through the west side and we're headed up into the bronx, up 3rd avenue, the most direct route, and out to the outer boroughs. we picked the most efficient way we could get to every single new yorker. alison: there's a point where >> it's true. it's true. alison: could you tell me a little bit more about what these do, especially for people who, as we mentioned, might have no access at all? >> absolutely. these offer a place on the street to either connect to your own mobile device, to our ultra fast wi-fi network, or on our tablet. you can surf the internet, get way finding directions, access to 311 city services or make free domestic phone calls. you can charge your phone through our usb chargers. there's a 911 button for in case of emerge

stacey delikat for "fox 5 dari: donald trump may want to check the registration of one of his private planes that expired in january. we are not talking about the beautiful boeing 777. we are talking about a smaller cessna plane. it lost its registered status in january and has over $5 of these go to the faa. the trump campaign says of the standard renewal process is just about complete. the. steve: and important research ship that was voted to be named boaty mcboatface. we have a story. and a popular airline making it easier for sleety flyers to get >> financially insecure? you have company. nearly one third of americans savings in the year ago period and contractors are not going to be comfortable hearing this. new home construction falling 9% last month. the biggest drop since october. and intel is handing out pink slips, cutting 12,000 jobs in the next year, about 11% of the work horse. and customers ordering nonprescription items on a mobile app. hour. and the new application allowing vehicle owners to message each other anonymously. all drivers have to do is sign-up and then the

the animal was tranquilized and they had to wait for the drugs to take effect before reaching stacey konwiser. >> officials at the zoo where her husband also worked as a trainer said konwiser had lots of experience handling the tigers and did not do anything unusual as she worked in the enclosure. >> the love that she has for these animals, you don't get into this business without the love for the animals and understanding the danger that's involved even more. >> officials have not identified which of the four iendangered tigers attacked konwiser but they say it's a 13-year-old male. the condition of the tiger is unknown, the zoo only saying it's contained. >> it's a powerful animal. if they get ahold of you, there's nothing you can do to let them go, i don't care how strong or big you are. >> in 2007 a siberian tiger named tatiana escaped her open air enclosure at the san francisco zoo and attacked three people. one 17-year-old boy was killed. the tiger shot dead by police after the mauling. in 2003 the entertainers siegfried and roy were performing in las vegas were their white tig

in midtown, i'm stacey delikat. back to you. ernie: all right. thank you very much. look who's back, our new york psychologist. good to have you here. a good subject. we talk about happiness. what constitutes happiness? >> happiness is, first of all, within all of us. we have it. what constitutes happiness, it's what we enjoy in life. it's a relationship. it's health. it's eating healthy. it's the things we do. it's enjoying the things that we live every day. ernie: it's a lot of that. the emphasis now is on the relationships. we know there are different friends, significant other. is there one more important than the other? >> the most important and the one you would benefit the most is the closest relationship. and a real relationship. today with social media, people have many friends. it's the friends that are real in your life. it's the partner. it's the married couple. it's the relationship. and the quality of that relationship that makes it beneficial. ernie: is there any difference with age? is that a factor at all? >> no. ernie: are younger people happier tha

linda stacey, wow, that was quite a line there. that's what i called a moment. bob, thank you. i'll be sitting down with ohio governor john kasich in a town hall out of long island. you could catch it at 7:00 p.m. eastern, with kasich, who has some things to say about donald trump. coming up right now, jane sanders will join us on the set in new york. is that how you say it, new york, new york. i'll ask the top supporter for bernie sanders about his prospects in new york and the path toward victory when democrats meet in philly. >> former congressman anthony wiener will be here. a columnist now with a great american newspaper, the daily news. who would have thought new york could have become the epi center of politics. the round table will be here to talk about. let's finish with donald trump's trump card. democracy. this is "hardball," the place for politics. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job

palm beach zoo's stacey konwiser was mauled by a tiger while preparing for a tiger demonstration. >>orida zoo after a rare ma layian tiger kills its lead handler. officials say it happened at a contained area called the night house where the big cats are fed and sleep. 38-year-old stacey konwiser was preparing for a tiger talk, an informational event for zoo visitors when something went wrong. >> this was a tiger that was very familiar with stacey and she was familiar with the tiger. >> the zoo was evacuated. getting to the victim was not easy. the animal was tranquilized and they had to wait for the drugs to take effect before reaching konwiser, who was later taken to the hospital. officials at the zoo, where her husband also works as a trainer, said konwiser had lots of experience handling the tigers and did not do anything unusual as she worked in the enclosure. >> the love that they have for these animals, you don't get into this business without the love for these animals and understanding the dangers that's involved even more. >> reporter: officials have not identified which of

. >> reporter: lead zookeeper 38-year-old stacey konwiser was an expert. she was working in the house where the animals eat and sleep. palm beach zoo's nicki carter says officials are reviewing surveillance video inside the enclosure. >> this is an area stacey was very familiar with, and we are investigating exactly what happened that caused the this tragic occurrence. >> reporter: zoo officials say konwiser suffered a severe bite and they called 911. rescue crews could only reach her after the 13-year-old male tiger had been traeled. con wiser died shortly afterwards. >> stacy understood the danger that come with this job. . >> reporter: the zoo says its guests were never in danger. this is the first time a person has been killed in an animal incident in the zoo's 60-year history. mark mccarthy runs a wildlife sanctuary in the area and has worked with tigers for more than 40 years. >> that's a powerful animal, and they get a hold of you, they're not-- there's nothing you can do to let them go. i don't care how strong you are, how big you are. than 250 mal

stacey delikat for "fox 5 news". steve: he is a rising star with a new album. dari: making his way to be huge. steve: the latest up-and-coming rapper. dari: although he got a late brink of making it big. reporter: with his release of his second studio album he has a lot to be excited about. so how does this native link up with celebrities and become a rising star? if you asked him, it is destiny. >> i was dj and all of the after parties and my manager used to manage the basketball. >> as a dj he was always a student of music. later in life. reporter: with the help of j. cole, his dream became a reality. >> we started playing local basketball together, we were trying to form a lot of friendships playing basketball. >> how did it go from hanging out with your friends to eventually getting a deal? >> well, when he had my music, he said that you are really good. you have your own style. i can't wait to see how you develop in the next two years. from that time on he started bringing me out on the road. reporter: over the years he became a tremendous artist. he is ge

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stacey konwiser was the lead tigerkeeper at the palm beach zoo. she was doing her daily tasks in the tiger night house. that's where the animals sleep and also feed. zoo officials are still unclear as to what triggered the attack. >> this involved a male ma lane tiger here at palm beach zoo. we have four of them. there are less than 250 in the wild. this is an endangered species that stacey dedicated her life to. >> an investigation into konwiser's death is now under way. the tiger involved was tranquilized and is now recovering at the zoo. zoo officials say the animal was never on the loose and that no visitors could see what happened. >>> new recommendations tonight for college athletic programs in order to reduce the number of sudden cardiac deaths. a study published in "the journal of the american college of cardiology" recommends referral centers be established for colleges without cardiology experts on hand. it also calls for each school to have an emergency action plan in case an athlete suffers cardiac arrest. this includes training first

we're live in copiague, stacey sager, eyewitness news. >> you have to feel for all those folks in that area. these are pictures and video that was sent in by our viewers. take a look. that's the scene. shows you how intense those flames were. some people taking those photos say you could actually feel the intense heat from where they were standing. and there you see video of the flames in that area as well. we want to bring in meteorologist lee goldberg right now because certainly dry conditions playing a role, and the wind as well, right, lee? >> when stacy described that it was swirling, i could tell why 3:30 from a wind going onshore to offshore. the winds weren't that strong but they were swirling in many directions. the wind doesn't scream out fire risk today. in fact, long island was not under a fire weather warning that originated with the house fire. if you notice, initially the plume of smoke is dragged out 30 miles in the atlantic. but in the last half hour to hour of the fire, you can see we started to see smoke carry toward babylon and baywood. it's shifted from a land bree

figured there must be an explanation, as did beverly's friends, stacey and brenda. real estate agents themselves, they thought maybe she had gone with the potential buyers to show them other houses. >> we went to the two vacant houses that were beverly's listings, and went and checked the lockboxes and read 'em to see if anybody had opened 'em, and nobody had opened 'em. >> reporter: as the hours ticked by beverly's friend denise couldn't sleep, so she checked her phone. >> there was an e-mail from brenda. and i can still see the words that said, "it is with a very heavy heart that i let you know that we -- can't find beverly. she went to show a house and she is missing." and i still can read that and feel the same pain. >> reporter: police and beverly's family gathered at the property, trying to figure out where she was. >> how was your dad handling everything? >> i felt like he was hard to read. he would sneak away from time to time. you know, get some -- collect his thoughts. >> reporter: then, around 1:00 a.m. -- >> all of a sudden bam, bam, bam -- three texts.

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we have stacey -- from the giants.ng us and getting a catch in before the game. >> we'll have the real players out here. and i'm taking one for the team. i have to talk and throw at the same time. >> i know, i know. i like to push your out of your comfort zone. >> exactly. >> getting everybody in the mood for baseball. home opener today against the -- i think a team people here are familiar with. >> the dodgers, exactly. >> who is starting today? the home opener is a big deal. it's welcoming everyone. >> jake peavy is on the mound. and we like to call it first day of school. everyone is back together. the fans, the players, everyone is excited. and we have a gorgeous day out here. and it's an even year so we'll see what happens. >> i think everybody is excited and the giants looking pretty good. already starting the season 2- 1, that's the way to start. >> absolutely. >> reporter: what are you expecting and what are your hoping for? obviously, another world championship. the giants looking really good. >> we want to ma

the governor said this situation and others prompted today's action. >> stacey and her son, isaac, week thatrve is human. no one is perfect. we all -- that everyone is human. no one is perfect. we are on the front lines every day, intheir acting with the public. >> reporter: the measures announced today for employee retraining will focus on treating people as valued customers, proper phone etedquette, and calling -- etiquette, and calling back customers within a proper amount of time. >> i think they need to learn moermaners. some of them are not very nice. >> reporter: what is it like dealing with the people that work inside? >> in general it is like you are in line and next, next. they don't even really look at you. >> that was anthony johnson reporting. >>> police are searching for two suspects tonight who pistol whipped a woman in her building on montauk avenue. struck in the head in the lobby of her apartment building. the victim is at the hospital now in stable condition. >>> we have new information about this year's massive blizzard. new numbers confirm what we already knew. our

stacey konweiser leaves behind a husband who was a zookeeper there. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. most new wealth flows it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. join us for real change. 9:18 your triem. ford is rolling out there gt super car here. the automakers calls it its most advance production vehicle ever. only five hundred will be built during the first two years of production. it is not clear if any more will be produced at that time. the m

i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. steve: beyonce's new album creating lots of buzz. jennifer: that name. it's not the beats everyone is lyrics that i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. this place. cool! possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per month. and ask about free installation. steve: beyonce dropped a new album out of nowhere over the weekend. jennifer: some of the lyrics, fans think she's been thinking about this one for a while. simone boyce is here to explain. we're obsessed with the story. >> reporter: such a conversation starter in the newsroom and all over the world, all over the internet. beyonce explored radical new musical styles, collaborated with artists and featured mothers who have lost their sons that's not what everyone is talking about today. instead the conversation is all about becky. seemingly out of nowhere, beyonce drops her album lemonade and those seeking an

i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. steve: that's true for everybody's dog except mine. mine loves it. we'll see you back here at 10:00. dari: here's ernie with what's coming up at 6:00. >> thank you very much. we're coming up next. we'll look at the psychology of presidential candidates. what it takes to run for and to be leader of the free world. an interesting story for you. and today, can a change of attitude be all it takes to get we all have them. our guest will be here to explain how this all works. it's new, it's next at 6:00, and i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for and ask about free installation. >> announcer: live from studio 5 in new york city, this is the news at 6:00. ernie: it is tuesday night. good evening, everyone. i'm ernie anastos. we thank you very much

i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. steve: is there life on other planets? man to find it. dari: how hawking is helping a new mission to search for alien life. steve: plus, questions surrounding a very popular sleeping aide. can taking melatonin affect your dreams? >> new york is much more than fires and traffic accidents. it's the greatest city in the world. world. >> we have arrived. >> people come from all over to climb here. >> i can't book backwards. >> you always have the fear factor in the beginning. >> it's so far down. i did it. can't believe this view is in our backyard, two years from new york city. >> we'll need to give you a fedora. >> the perfect fit is when you can look back at a picture and say i look really good. >> i've got a challenge. can you get me beach ready? >> who makes the most decisions in your relationship? >> my wife. >> she does. because? >> because she has better judgment. >> without a doubt, my woman. >> i'm a hands-on kind of person. probably me. that might be why i'm single. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn' t look good. no, not you. ord

eyewitness news reporter stacey sager talked with his grieving family. she joins us now from union dale. >> he was on the road to recovery. this was supposed to be a routine ambulance trip. sadly, it wasn't, and now two families are grieving. >> he was a great guy, great brother. he was a great role model. great father. was finally recovering from an awful ordeal. the 36-year-old from elmont struggling through two heart transplants and a kidney transplant. this was supposed to be the easy part. a routine ambulance transport yesterday because larson was leaving the hospital for the first time in 15 months and headed to a rehab center here in uniondale to finish his recovery. >> he was fine. he was great. he was off the oxygen and eating solids and eating again and he was ready to go home. >> reporter: the ambulance inexplicably slammed in to a stone overpass on the eastbound side of the southern state parkway here in lake view. police say there appears to be no criminality but an autopsy is being done on the ambulance driver who was also killed. queens. h

in coney island, i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. steve: an awesome place to see a show. it's a fun day. a wildlife lesson that's a cut above the rest. dari: how students in yonkers learn from -- where those things come from. >> local news has to evolve. the way news is produced in new york city is the same that it was produced in '98, '99 when i was a producer. i always felt like the city had more to offer. >> if you watch fox 5 new, you've seen a lot of programs start. >> lisa evers launched street soldiers to examine urban issues. >> are bad girls getting worse than the bad guys? >> we have the big idea. we examine some conflict that is so big, it has the potential to change society. >> the multiple sclerosis research center is helping patients reverse their disability. >> original programming is the key. that's the foundation of what >> that makes our station completely different. it's just not like any other local news station. >> the new fox 5 news pushes to be innovative. if someone hasn't watched in a while and turn it on, they'll be really surprised by what they

our model stacey has short hair come on out, stacey, and let's see your new look. she looks fantastic stacey is a great example of how you can have bangs with curly hair. if you have a really great side swept bang and short wave. >> then, we have with straight hair, want to be on trend, look at that, let's see our model before. she has that straight hair, no it's kind of wavy there. come on out and let's see what you look like with your new curls. >> what we did here, we're showing off some soft ring lets and we used two different curling irons. one that's thicker and one that's a thinner. you want to alternate. uneven. beautiful. >> it looks fantastic. let's bring the models out. you all look spectacular. you guys look great. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up more hair. barbershop takeover. the watch party. all coming up next. if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. tt2wmrstb!@eo j# 0q$ tt2wm

. >> eyewitness news reporter stacey sager is in lower manhattan with more. >> this family was handed the wrong ashes not once but twice. this after their mother was cremated by mistake. now we just got done talking with this family and their lawyer. he said this case is one in many and these stories are >> reporter: so devastating, it's hard to believe. emilio says his 66-year-old mother, conswalea rivera, died last month in new jersey. because of a mixup involving three funeral homes, her family still has no idea where her remains are. >> we can't even take her home because we don't know where she is. >> they stole that from us. stole my last kiss, my last goodbye. >> reporter: according to a lawsuit naming all three funeral homes, rivera's family at first planned to use this one but then changed their minds and moved it to ortiz funeral home. they were to transport her body, only the unthinkable happened. >> they said they cremated her. >> yes. by accident. >> reporter: first avenue had no comment today but the owner us, quote, they made a mistake whatever they did. the body was ne

stacey delikat is looking into this. she'll have more from the polls at 5:30. steve: dozens of alleged rival gang members in federal court today arraigned after authorities raided several public housing complexes. police arrested 36 suspects at the east river houses for trafficking drugs as well as at two locations. the takedown part of a joint investigation led by the nypd and f.b.i. linda schmidt will have more on the charges and how it ties into the death of an officer coming dari: two huge brush fires in new jersey hampered train service. the fires started just part noon in both carney and secaucus. no injuries reported. but nj transit and amtrak service was suspended between newark and penn station, new york. service has been restored, but there are delays. steve: wall street in the business of picking winners. who do investors want to see in the white house? >> why business leaders have yet to rally around a candidate. steve: and madonna's meacupla. >> the definitions on the board. we say hip-hop. the kids are doing everything you'd want them to do. >> st

>>reporter: stacey burns flown from san diego for opening day.>>reporter: these fans are from japan. do you look forward to opening day every year? 1070 owner at the nearby java house is a hard-core giants fan. do you have any favorite players? >> buster. 10 seven security was tight but the horses could not help but get in on the action.>> are the giants going to win today? >> not good news for dodger fans. >> how can anybody be seen with you? >> without us, who would you hate? >> 27 straight opening day. >> it's and even near. we're going all the way. >>reporter: in san francisco tara moriarty ktvu fox2 news. >> that little girl was particular progress for the game itself. let's just say this is looking good so far. our sports director will bring us the highlights. and there were some good ones life from at&t park of sports. some of the bay area's most famous scooter that once belonged to hunter pence is back with its rightful owner. san francisco police will the scooter in this morning at at&t park for the giants outfielder donated the scooter