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it happened early yesterday, at new dwarf station on a platform of the staten island railway.say an intoxicated man dropped a shoe onto the tracks as a to thenville- -- tottenville bound train. >> santiago was able to reach down and pull the man off the tracks into safety. but didn't have enough time to get his own head back from the path of the train. >> his injury is actually in the stem of the brain. and they can't operate if it gets swelled up too much. >> so they're waiting on the swelling? >> on the swelling, basically. there's nothing else they can do. right now it's a waiting game. >> reporter: the man who had lost his shoe, 43-year-old jonathan parissan of orange, escaped serious injury. he was treated at staten island hospital and will face charges of reckless criminal trespass and reckless endangerment. not only does edwin santiago admire his brother's safety, so do others. >> this man is definitely a hero. we need more people like him in this world. >> that's really heartfelt. that's selfless. that's great. >> that was john slattery reporting. sabtdiago -- santiago

>> this is a typical dumping area that staten island is surrounded by bodies of water.e is where people dump their garbage. there are also containers where he could have easily taken her body. >> i don't know. i feel a little confident that something could have been done here. along these lines, along this whole area where we drove. so it feels pretty good around here that you can basically get rid of a body and nobody would find it. and you could be confident that nobody's going to find it. >> because of angel, she would probably put a stop to his actions, and i'm pretty confident that because of her hard work it's going to pay off at some time. so hopefully she keeps a confident disposition. because i know this is going to be solved and through her. >> when we come back -- >> they want to hear what they want to hear and not the truth. >> your son had nothing to do with her disappearance? >> everybody knows that. you understand? there's no truth in it. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] when you're a true fan... [ exhales ] ...there are no sick days. [ crowd cheering, screaming ]

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after a police investigation and public pressure, he was placed on leave and reassigned to staten island. >> what do you think that did to the nypd when they saw officers information get posted on line? >> they think they would see it as a form of vigilanteism. they are pushing the boundaries of the law. i think some of the actions also reveal the ways in which a private security company or police are also acting outside of the boundaries of the law. >> a 99 muss's biggest coo was this. in a non-group called operation leaks posted on you tube. the next day the clip tops 100,000 views. three days later, 1.5 million. the casual yulty spraying cop had it all. >> peppy spraying student protesters. >> it was picked up by the mainstream and replayed over and over again. anonymous wants to frame the narrative of the occupy movement as a contest between peaceful protesters and a militarized police state. >> oh, my gosh! >> reality is not quite so clear cut. at occupy oakland protesters attacked the police with rocks and bottles. others erupted in a fury after a citier to down the encampment. >>

these wives from staten island is finding their reality is filled with a lot of drama lately.o keep talking out of that mouth? you're going to have your jaw wired. >> reporter: the ladies of "mob wives" are back. >> it's about friendship. it's about loyalty. >> reporter: with more catfights than "desperate housewives." and even a "soprano's"-like plot twist. with one ex allegedly wearing a wire for the fbi. >> there's no loyalty by anyone right now. >> reporter: this past september, i went to see the ladies of staten island, to see if i had what it took to become one of the family. >> if you don't like my cooking, i break your head. sweet. >> reporter: in season two, we're reunited with these women who are not afraid to get in each other's faces. there's renee. >> i want instant gratification. i want my body today. and i will be skinny tomorrow. >> drita. >> you get hit with a wrench across the throat. >> reporter: karen. >> check my bloodline. i'm coming for you. >> reporter: and carla. >> i have a lot of [ bleep ] that i need to clear up. >> reporter: and this season, we're

after a police investigation and public pressure, bologna was placed on leave and reassigned to staten island. >> what do you think that did to the nypd when they saw this officer's information get posted online? >> i think that they would see it as a form of vigilanteism. they're pushing the boundaries of the law. but i think some of their actions also reveal the ways in which either private security companies or police are also acting outside of the boundaries of the law. >> reporter: anonymous' biggest coup in the propaganda wars was this. an anongroup by the name operation leaks posted the clip on youtube. the next day, the clip tops 100,000 views. three days later, 1.5 million. the casually spraying cop had it all. it was outrageous, ridiculous, and effective. >> police in riot gear sprayed students. >> pepper sprayed students. >> the incident was picked up by the mainstream media and replayed over and over again. anonymous wants to frame the narrative of the occupy movement as a contest between peaceful protesters and a militaryized police state. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: reality, th

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started as journalist here on staten island and later came to washington to cover everything from the white house the are its that they that time anyway formerly known as prince. somewhere long the way he had an awakening that the media system we have right now is not the only option. he became the deputy director of the national association of hispanic journalists and along with juan, who was president at the time, he worked to make nhj not just another trade association but an advocacy organization, one that challenged media companies when they weren't covering or hiring communities of color, one that stood up under media consolidation and understand agency that policies made in washington had a huge impact on what was happening in newsrooms everywhere. over the past five years joe has been dig through are tithes and -- archives and has been on the front line for better media, bringing your message to the halls of congress and across the country. working to create thousands of new community radio stations, exposing the perils or media concentration, stopping big media mergers and pr

staten island on the republican line.ahead with your comments. >> i appreciate you taking my call. a what obama has to say, it is about time he put somebody to at least keep watch -- i am a realist agent on staten island and a lot of homeowners are having a lot of problems. off from the lms being made -- >> terry in columbus, ohio. >> thank you for taking my call. richard cordray is very familiar to us, former attorney general in ohio. remarkable in his tenure. it is interesting what your reporter from "roll call" said," that the republicans are not doing anything anyway. it is president obama, not obama. please give respect to the office. just take it to the republican's eyes. keep up the good work. the republicans are not doing anything. >> let us hear an independent view from cleveland. >> thanks for taking my call. i enjoyed his speech, but i was listening to all the things that he has been trying to do, and as far as electing richard cordray as the watchdog, i come wondering if he is going to have the power to actual

on staten island we will create a new blue-collar friend of the industrial business zone and redesigned aquarium and we will help break ground on a major apartment and retail development at the home port creating more than 1100 construction jobs. in brooklyn, more blue-collar jobs will come to the waterfront both in sunset park and the navy yard. we will bring new jobs to county island the new rise and attractions and the war played center at the atlantic bringing big league sports back to the row where they belong. [applause] these attractions will also bring even more tourists to the city. last year we had a record of 50 million. but you and i know we can do better. this is new york city. there are countless foreign tourists who want to come to this duty to the committee only to find it painfully difficult to secure the visa. that is not only hurting them it is hurting us by costing us jobs at a time when so many of our people are out of work that is just unacceptable. so this year we will work with senator schumer and jul brandt to make it easier to get tourist visas especially for t

on staten island we will create a new blue-collar friend of the industrial business zone and redesigned will help break ground on a major apartment and retail development at the home port creating more than 1100 construction jobs. in brooklyn, more blue-collar jobs will come to the waterfront both in sunset park and the navy yard. we will bring new jobs to county island the new rise and attractions and the war played center at the atlantic bringing big league sports back to the row where they belong. [applause] these attractions will also bring even more tourists to the city. last year we had a record of 50 million. but you and i know we can do better. this is new york city. there are countless foreign tourists who want to come to this duty to the committee only to find it painfully difficult to secure the visa. that is not only hurting them it is hurting us by costing us jobs at a time when so many of our people are out of work that is just unacceptable. so this year we will work with senator schumer and jul brandt to make it easier to get tourist visas especially for those coming from

host: the first call its from staten island. catherine is on the independent line. go ahead.aller: good morning. good morning, mr. paul. you are the best congressman we have. i am an independent. and i follow your father last time running. he is the best we can get. that is what america needs right now. and people listen. don't be -- just go and vote for ron paul. host: do you have a specific question? caller: he has got to win. host: the next call is terrible, wisconsin. wayne on the republican line. -- carol bubp, wisconsin. wayne left us. this is from "the new hampshire union leader." this is about your father -- guest: i think that misunderstand my father. his position on national defense is under the constitution, one of the primary responsibilities of the federal government is not the most responsibility -- the most response below the is on national defense. the government is doing a lot of things it is not supposed to be doing, as a consequence we are borrowing millions of dollars per second. piquant have a strong military, but in doing so we would have to say we do no

host: jonathan is the next caller on the line from republicans from staten island. caller: mr. scheffler, i called because i want to ratify what you said about this country being built on a jew day yes christian -- judeo-christian religion. i was raised in a orthodox jewish family. i'm close to 60. and we didn't feel like we owned the country. we understood, i was taught in school and i went to a provoke ideal school -- parochial school, we were taught this country was founded by people who were christian but believed in liberty and created a framework of tolerance. and i believe that one of the cultural problems -- i mean one the sources of our cultural problems -- is that as a consequence of the forced egalitarian i egalitarianism, the forced of all ianization ethnicities and cultures i believe we have done nothing mo more, nothing worse than balkanizing the country and forcing people into, you know, i'm jewish, ok. i don't want any part of christians. so, i needed to say that because i was very moved by what you said. i also wish to say something to the man who identified hi

host: let's go to joe, a republican caller and staten island, new york. good morning.aller: good morning. my question for the first caller, the democrats are all pulling the race card. we have a black president, all right. he is doing an ok job. and he is bashing the republicans, saying that they are all against the poor and the african americans, and they are for the rich and caucasians. and he is calling them a racist. that man is the racist. host: who is calling them a racist? are you still with us? i think we lost that call. the president has not called the candidates' racist. as good a lancaster pennsylvania, frank on the democrats' line. who do you think will prevail today in new hampshire? caller: i would like to see huntsman prevail. he seems to be the only one up there that is clear-cut and levelheaded. the all of them things -- the rest of them make the republican party seem like a minstrel show. they all claimed they are supposed to be religion separate from politics, and this year rick perry, he cannot remember anything, and santorum is like someone back fr

. >> host: first call for you, sir, is from staten island, katherine is on our independent line. go ahead. >> caller: yes, good morning. good morning, mr. paul. >> guest: morning. >> caller: you are the best congressman we have, and i'm an independent, and i follow your father from last time running, and he's the best we can get. that's what america needs right now. and people listening, don't be in obama's army, just go ahead and vote for ron paul. [laughter] ron paul. >> host: do you have a specific question for our guest, ma'am? >> caller: yeah, he's going to win. >> host: next call is wisconsin, wayne on our republican line. and wayne's left us. senator paul, i want to read you a little bit from the new hampshire union leader, and this is the publisher there, joe mcquaid, on your father. and he says this, ron paul is a dangerous man. his domestic libertarian views are quite attractive to some voters fed up with politics as usual, it is paul's positions on issues of national security that are truly dangerous. >> guest: i think that misunderstands my father. his position on nat

staten island, new york, go ahead. caller: i wanted to comment on the amount of debates. i think this is going to help the republicans in the general election because the unusual amount of debates that are going on in the primary right now, it's going to put pressure on the president to have more debates than the usual amount and the president's election because normally with mccain there were three. i think this is going to -- people like these debates and i think that the news networks are going to push this, there's going to be more than three this year. and as newt gingrich which i hope is the nominee, that's going to help newt immensely. in debates, that's the only way he's going to win, in my opinion. host: how did he do last night? caller: i thought he did great. he came on calm, presidential. he's the frontare uper now. and he reminds me of how romney was and -- in previous debates. and romney was on the attack and i found that comical. he was just -- he tried -- he just looked aggravated and newt just looked great to me. host: let me go back to what you just said

host: the first call is from staten island. catherine is on the independent line. go ahead.aller: good morning. good morning, mr. paul. you are the best congressman we have. i am an independent. and i follow your father last time running. he is the best we can get. that is what america needs right now. and people listen. don't be -- just go and vote for ron paul. host: do you have a specific question? caller: he has got to win. host: the next call is wisconsin. wayne on the republican line. wayne left us. this is from "the new hampshire union leader." this is about your father -- guest: i think they misunderstand my father. his position on national defense is under the constitution, one of the primary responsibilities of the federal government is -- the most responsibility is national defense. the government is doing a lot of things it is not supposed to be doing, as a consequence we are borrowing millions of dollars -- $40,000 per second. we want to have a strong military, but in doing so we would have to say we do not have an unlimited checkbook, that every dollar spent on