there were almost half a million people living in staten island. >> we had nothing. you know, we were grasping at straws. >>> one year after finding thomas mulcahy's dismembered body, new jersey police had another case that was eerily similar, this time in manchester township, new jersey. >> the body parts were bagged in a similar fashion. they were double-bagged, double- knotted. >> the most striking thing, at least to me, was the way the bodies were dismembered into the same seven parts. prints were taken and put into the system, and it turned out that this particular individual had a minor criminal record. he was identified as anthony marrero. >> marrero's record showed he was a gay prostitute. like the mulcahy case, both marrero's body parts and bags had both been wash before they were dumped along the side of the road. >> we had no prints, really nothing that could tie us to a suspect. >> also like mulcahy, marrero had ligature marks on his wrists and ankles. >> there's something called a repeat killer. they do the same things on the victims. >> the cuts perform

bill: the staten island ferry. battery park, staten island, this is free.here is also a ferry which runs by the national park service. $18 which service. $18 which goes from this box you talked about the statue of liberty but that includes a walk-through. you actually get to get off the boat. these guys are selling this one laura cruz. never gets off the boat. paying a. paying a must twice as much and you get to go around the statue of liberty and back. so what is the controversy? why is the park service upset? there charging more. >> people from the actual parks department. the ticket salesman told me this. how much money did you make last weekend. they were furious. i went to the nypd is an approach these guys. >> i understand the scam. a long history of scams in new york selling shares of the brooklyn bridge to immigrants coming over. i i get that. it seems that the government is being outhustled. >> take charge of that is what you want to do. get proactive.. get proactive. i do have to say do your research, no how much things cost. take responsibility.

terrorism investigators were doing a search of a moment in staten island earlier today and that's when allegedly this man tried to attack an agent. there were no serious injuries in this incident. but it is related to another arrest that occurred on saturday. if you recall yesterday the fbi announced that they had arrested a suspect who was planning to build bombs and detonate be bombs in the new york metropolitan area. and that suspect was arrested after he and someone else that he was with tried to attack agents who were following them. so that's what we know at this hour. we know that the suspect today is due in court any time. >> so we have the news today with this man in staten island that as you point out is connected to the man in queens. when you have recently the new nugget coming out about what happened a bhoel while back in garland, texas and how one of those had a plan to target a super bowl. we're hearing about this arrests more and more so recently. is that because the feds are really digging down on this or are there more incidents? >> it's all of the above. everything y

. >> reporter: fbi agents say when they went to this house in staten island early this morning to conduct a search, the 21-year-old man inside lunged at them with this kitchen knife, repeatedly trying to stab an agent in the chest. body armor prevented serious injury. that man, fareed mumuni, was charged today with trying to kill a federal officer. after his arrest, prosecutors say he admitted being a fervent supporter of isis who wanted to join isis fighters overseas and said if he couldn't get there he would attack any police who tried to stop him. the latest in a surge of terror-related cases that has the fbi scrambling nationwide. >> there are more cases out there. there are more americans out there that right now the fbi is watching because they're concerned they may be isis supporters willing to take action

there will be something unique and different that nobody else on staten island will have.d we're gonna start over. is that clear? tranchina: i like that very much. sammy: i'm ready. i'm ready. lemonis: but we got a lot of damn work to do. let's get to work. come on. so, fuji, one of the things that we're gonna do -- we're gonna start over on the menu. now that we've got the chef back, the thing i'm most excited about is getting him into that kitchen to come up with new ideas. i'm looking to kind of see the gold inside of here -come out in here. -fuji: all righty. tranchina: what do you think about doing a mixture, like doing a little pork with a little beef or something? meatballs -- sometimes that meat is so juicy 'cause it's got that fat from the pork in there. maybe, like, some jalapeÑos with some brown sugar -- like, they balance each other out. you got to play around, try different stuff. lemonis: it's important for me to be very clear with these guys on whose job is what. i wanted to clarify something so we don't keep having these bumpy roads. so, who's in charge of

i actually came to this story in the housing projects in staten island called park job is also known as kill the hill. it's whether we can claim came from. is in the towards a but it's also the home to one of the largest liberian communities in the united states. and a stopping off point for the refugees that fled taylor's wars in both liberia and sierra leone. i was a young reporter and i was anything a lot of people regarding their experiences. many had similar experiences of spending time in refugee camps but one name that always came up with charles taylor. he seemed to be the man who was responsible for their personal trajectories and for the personal circumstance. another name that also came up was chucky. the details surrounding this individual chucky, i really scanned. at the time i just filed it away in my notebook. this was around 2002. flash forward four years later individual named charles emmanuelle or roy belfast was identity went by, flew into miami, florida, and was quickly sort of revealed that this was chucky taylor. not only was he charles taylor son that he was an

tonight we learn of a new arrest in staten island new york. the suspect lunging at officers with a butcher's knife. this evening the fbi warning, the crackdown is far from over. abc's senior justice correspondent in washington leading us off. >> reporter: fbi agents were tracking that latest suspect, that staten island man today, when things turned violent. >> reporter: the fbi says he tried to plunge this butcher's blade into an fbi agent. according to the fbi he's a fervent supporter of isis and was part of a broader plot to carry out attacks. prosecutors claim he was working with this man, a college student from queens who they say had been conducting surveillance on the george washington bridge. the fbi says muther omar suleh was studying how to build a pressure cooker bomb. >> the threat is the most significant we faced since the september 11 attacks. >> reporter: the announcement of suleh's arrest came on the same day that a phoenix man was charged in connection with the isis-inspired attack in garland, texas last month when two radicals

last week i brought you a story when the post broke the story last weekend about skimmer's at the staten islanderry and one in particular who paid $400 to get on the free ferry that started go whirlwind of events i went to get a story which is completely different that these givers are all ex-con trying to make a living. it turns out that the guy who started this is filing suit against the city. >> my lawyers say we have a right to be there. >> he was approached by a parts department officer, a tackle to the ground, pepper spray and charged with resisting arrest and unlawful been doing and in custody for a couple of hours that a judge threw out. in 2012 it passed a lot to say that it is legal to sell its entertainment which is on public property. they say they do have the permit to sell these tickets >> they have specifically said based on this case there is no permit required there for these individuals should be exempt from this requirement. >> he did open up to you. >> he actually cried. >> he always told me to talk. >> and you are standing up for yourself. >> said tears of a con man or was

. >> reporter: seventeen year-old jimmy oh is a junior at staten island technical high school and atthe top of his class in physics, a subject that requires a lot of memorialization. >> you can remember formulas but like a lot of us you cannot remember your internet pass word. >> right there is just too many of them. >> reporter: every day more companies turn to the internet and every day consumers are required to remember more pass word. five years ago the average person had only eight pag word today it is 81. last year jimmy told his teenage friend were not turn the table on his computer and make his computer remember him which is how he came up with crypta. >> crypta is a u.s. b that stores your pass word and then gets any computer to recognize you, through your fingerprint. >> right completely universal. it works on your iphone, your android, your lap top. >> reporter: big problem for pass word proliferation is people often choose a similar pass word from multiple sites meaning a hack at your health club could lead to an even bigger hack at your bank. crypta generates different p

. >>> a child jumped behind a wheel from a van at a staten island day care center and ran over a 2-year-old boy. a 4-year-old jumped into the driver's seat as the worker was strapping in another child and the van rolled backwards over a 2-year-old. it ran past five different houses before crashing into a gate. no charges have been charges have been filed against the preschoolers. >>> new in the next half-hour of "action news" a massive fire engulfs a fuel depot in ukraine leaving five dead and two others missing. >>> an early father's day gift for a family and form conjoined twins. earth to tom! just day dreamin'. about an in-ground pool? yeah! i am! with a hot tub? uh-huh. and a waterfall! how did you know that? you've got that new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! super $1,000 frenzy. with top prizes of $300,000. [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> this is new, san diego police say they took down an organized crime ring that was steeling toys from toy sto

brown staten island mall. totally normal and not weird and least. on wednesday. he has. arrested. bill: it goes without saying [inaudible conversations] >> outraised by the suicide. accused of stealing a backpack and punching a man in the face. he was locked up inside new york city's hardest job rikers island where he was regularly abused by guards attacked by inmates and kept in solitary confinement all while awaiting trial. >> for three years, no charges were filed against him. >> the case was dismissed once the reported victim moved back to mexico but come april he faced a new a new set of charges which he called baseless. set to appear in court this week but before that could happen. rand paul is calling for change. solitary confinement. they want to see more. they want to see the a's raised for which children can be charged as adults. >> other people. bill: we are joined by doctor jeff gardy are. we have not heard reports that he was violent or anything else. this this is an individual case of someone they clearly needed help more than punishment. >> an individual w

. >> that's something we went on back and forth in ferguson and other plays, staten island, as well. >> ferguson with michael brown, which there was not an indictment. staten island with eric garner, which there was not an indictment. >> and in both cases, the prosecutor said we gave it to the grand jury, it was up to them. there are some confidence or some hope here that this prosecutor might bring charges in this case, especially now empowered by this judge's ruling. however, what we know is very rarely are police officers, even with all the ducks in line, it's so rare to see charges. >> yet we have the prosecutor's office, this prosecutor's office just coming off an unsuccessful prosecution of a cleveland police officer who was charged with firing at a speeding car. you have to wonder how that calculation -- >> we've had over 400 fatal police shootings this year. three officers have been charged. so less than 1 in 100 are charged. >> wesley, thank you very much. >>> joining me now, walter madison, attorney for the family of tamir rice. mr. madison, let me start with you. the famil

they follow taco bell and panera bread. >>> from staten island a man won. winner million he checked the ticket a few days ago. >> i'm looking at the ticket looking at the computer looking at the ticket computer. i was like -- i tried to breathe in and nothing would go in. i thought i was having a heart attack or my heart stopped. >> just a bit of shock. he says he's going to split the lump sum of $88 million with his son. >>> finally from us this morning, scientists are hoping to unperplexingveil perplexing science. >> his theory of the unconscious mind. today in the same city researchers pushed the boundaries more growing miniature brains in their lab. >> it opens up the possibility to really study diseases that are very widespread and problematic like schizophrenia or autism. >> scientists have grown other tishsue but growing brains has been really tricky. >> can we take a closer look? >> of course. there you see them floating. each of these is a mini brain. >> is this how we start? >>> size is similar to developing brain at a very early stage around nine

what happened on staten island here that person need not have died.nd the grand jury didn't indict them. wait a second -- >> mosby and al sharpton making it black and white. >> listen what i'm saying to you is there are right and wrongs on both sides. you can't say all cops good all the other people bad. >> nobody is saying that. >> that's what she's saying. >> justice by any means. that's what she's saying. >> i don't think the argument is there are some bad cops, let's root them out. the argument is that we're hearing from the protesters is there are too many arrests, we have to stop this. when arrests go down death goes up. there aren't too many arrests there should be more. >> can i throw this out there? this is playing into exactly what you said. crime is on the rise across america, not just baltimore, it's being called the ferguson effect by the wall street journal. check out this map, latest monthly figures versus last year. shootings in los angeles in los angeles up 25%, murders in new york up 13%, atlanta, 32%, get this milwaukee, homicides u

terrorism investigators were doing a search of a moment in staten island earlier today and that's whenly this man tried to attack an agent. there were no serious injuries in this incident. but it is related to another arrest that

the white vehicle was parked behind a day care in staten island, new york, that is when the 4-year-old jumped in the driver seat be the van rolled backward and hit a 2-year-old boy standing in the street the injured child remains hospitalized. so far no charges against the preschool. >>> in connecticut police are investigating the shooting of nine people at a housing come plefrm overnight, one was hit while taking a bath, shot were fired in a parking lot in the complex in bridgeport at 1:00 this morning, in all six men and three women were shot and one victim has died. police believe there were several gunmen involved in the shooting. >>> the worldwide fight against isis is the subject of a meeting, delegates from facebook, twitter and google are part of the discussion along with officials from 30 different nations more than 15,000 fighters are rumored to have went to iraq to fight with isis. >>> and meanwhile a man deciding to fight against isis on his own has died. he when abroad to help christians fight the extremists he is one of many americans that traveled to fight overseas his m

. >> hello again it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with the story of a staten island plumber whoflushed $88 million down the toilet. jackpot mistake coming up. >> and what would you do if you moved a new home expecting picturesque views of a nearby farm but instead you got that, a view of a 60-foot privacy screen. that's the question at the center of a barrier battle in vermont. why the homeowner put it up and what her town is doing to try to stop her. >> later target terror. a teenaged girl is ripped from the checkout line while shopping and repeatedly stabbed by a stranger. how she escaped his grip and what a pennsylvania judge decided about that attacker today. >> we begin in new jersey where a young woman and her family are dealing with the aftermath of a nasty accident this week. the 20-year-old not only lost her vehicle she also lost her freedom. "action news" with nora muchanic is live in our new jersey news room to explain. nora. >> reporter: hi, eva. madison is wheelchair bound. that hasn't stopped her from going to college doing internships or anything else but she's ru

. >> reporter: fbi agents showed up at fareed mumuni's staten island home early tuesday morning to question the college student about a terror plot. mumuni was arrested after he allegedly attacked an agent with a large kitchen knife. investigators say he repeatedly attempted to plunge the knife into the torso of an fbi special agent. the agent was wearing body armor and was not hurt. the fbi says mumuni and college student monday thyrsi laie of -- muntr saleh was hastieed saturday. the 20-year-old had researched -- arrested saturday. the 20-year-old had researched pressure cooker bombs on the internet and also charged at police with a of new and was arrested. so laiecourt -- court papers say both men ad police department to the fbi they are fervent supporters of -- admitted to the fbi they are fervent supporters of the islamist terror group. >> lawmakers taking a more aggressive approach towards isis sympathizers ahead of the 4th of july holiday. isis has called for attacks on police, militaries and parade. >>> a salisbury man under arrest accused of holding a woman hostage keeping her as a

let's go to staten island. one man got the shock of a lifetime. trying to figure out a way to finance repairs when he remembered leaving a power ball ticket he pinned behind a pipe in his basement. he didn't check his ticket from the drawing. when he did, he found out it was worth $136 million. he has modest plans for his winnings. he wants to buy a new car and see more of missourinew york state. he will split the lump sum with his son. that's one generous father. now, brooklyn native jimmy kimmel decided to have a little fun with the los angeles new york rivally on his show last night. he sent crews to both cities and asked people to do impressions of each other. >> if you were a person in l.a. ordering lurj what would you sound like? >> hi i'd like to order the kale salad. i hope it's hand picked outside and i need to feed my rabbits at home. >> yeah i'm going to have some chicken, i guess, but whatever. >> can i have like you know like is there, like i don't know, like a sandwich. >> can i have a salad, a salad and a side salad, freeze with hal

anthony perosi, a plumber on staten island won $136 million in the powerball jackpot. he actually won on march 14th but didn't check the ticket which he hid behind a pipe in his basement until recently. >> i took the tickets and i checked them on the computer, and i saw that they matched. i tried to breathe in and nothing would go in. so i thought i was having a heart attack. so i grabbed the ticket figuring they'll find it in my hand. then i finally exhaled. >> perosi plans to split the lump sum of the $88.5 million with his son. >>> the third leg of horse racing's triple crown is tomorrow. all eyes are on american pharaoh. the winner of the kentucky derby and the preakness is looking to make history for the first time in 37 years. nbc's jay gray is live at belmont park in elmont, new york. good morning, jay. let's get to it. what are america pharaoh's chances of winning this triple crown? >> reporter: if you listen to the line it's three and five. if you talk to the insiders they feel that it's strong and this is the horse to finish the deal. we expect to see him out

last night new york staten island got more than 4 1/2" in two hours and it forced some to abandon their vehicles after submerged in the water. >> in other news we're he expecting please today from three pennsylvania state lawmakers as they face charges of conspiracy and bribery. state representative ronald waters pled guilty to nine kouts counts of conflict of interest and agreed to resign immediately and was innocenceed to 23 months probation and fine and pleas are expected from harold james and vanessa lauerry brown already up indicted back in march. they're accused of taking money from a lobgist working as undercover operative. >> right now the american red cross is helping five families after a fire tore through several row homes in chester delaware county. the blaze start around 1:30 this morning in vacant row house in 400 block of bixly place. firefighters arrived to find heavy flames on first and second floors. the fire spread to several adjacent houses before crews were able to get it under control. >> you could smell it. >> no one was injured. and just days ago another fire sta

since we first saw the video showing the choking death of eric garner as he was being arrested on staten islandhere in new york. that event, along with the police shooting in ferguson, missouri, of michael brown, triggered nationwide protests. we're now learning much more about the circumstances that led to garner's death. reporter benjamin mueller is us with the latest. one of the first reports police made about the incident made no reference to actually anybody's hands being on his neck or his arms anything being a on his neck or his arms anything being around his neck yet you quote the autopsy as saying on external examination of the neck there are no visible injuries on the inside were tell stale signs of choking. why this discrepancy? >> you're right. this is an internal police document prepared soon after his death and soon after the pivotal video came out that is showed the choke hold. it came out from supervisors on the scene and showed no contact with eric garner's neck. she saw a choke hold and told us that she told the police department officials who interviewed her that day that she

. ♪ >>> plumber from staten island new york now a multi million year. >> 56-year-old anthony hit the6 million jackpot but he almost let it go down the drain. for a month and a half he didn't realize he had the winning numbers. a friend told him someone else won the jackpot so he tack the ticket up in his basement on the wall. eventually he decided to take a look at the numbers and he could not believe his eyes. >> i'm looking at the ticket i'm looking at the computer looking at the ticket. looking at the computer and i just was like i tried to breathe in and nothing would go in. i thought i was having a heart tack. mylar stopped. >> i think we'd all feel that way. >> i'll bet. we can identify with that. his ticket has cash value of just over $88 million. >> wow. >> he'll use the money to invest for his family and to travel. >> awesome. >> lesson never trust your friend. >> seriously. >> when your friend tells you haven't won the lot row. >> i wonder, washington made him check it. >> let's just be glad he did. >> we thank you for watching white news here at 11:00 o'clock 11:00 o'clock

the 56-year-old winner anthony perosi a plumber from staten island bought the winning ticket from a 7in march. he nearly milled the $136 million -- missed the $136 million cashin because a friend told him someone else won mistakenly. he finally checked his ticket in april. >> i'm looking at the ticket, i'm looking at the computer, looking at the ticket, the computer, then i was just like, i tried to breathe in and nothing would go in. i was like oh!! so i thought of i was having a heart attack. my heart stopped. so i grabbed the ticket thinking they would find it in my hand. >> his powerball ticket has a cash value of $88 million and plans to share the money with his son and take vacations. he will take work just not as much. >> going to be harder to get him to your house >>> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has tips tonight on turning an internship into a successful job. >>> reporter: college students who land summer internships likely have one goal, to convert that role into a full- time job. employers in the bay area use internships to develop a pool of potential employee

. >> fbi agents said when they went this this house on staten island the man inside lunged at him with a kitchen knife. trying to stab an agent in the chest. body armor prevented serious injury. the man, fareed mahmouny was charged to trying to kill a police officer. he admitted being a supporter of isis who wanted to join isis fighters overseas and said if he couldn't get there he would attack any police who tried to stop him. latest in a surge of cases nationwide. >> there are more cases out there, more americans out there, that right now the fbi is watching because they are concerned they may be isis supporters willing to take action even here inside the united states. >> the fbi says the suspect was plotting with a college student arrested over the weekend, 20-year-old munther sali of queens to stage a terror attack in new york. authorities say they began watching him after he was found wandering on the george washington bridge. he downloaded information on building bombs. out west the fbi has charged an arizona man with playing a central role in last month's shooting at the draw m

agents showed up at the staten island home of 21-year-old fareed mumuni, they wanted to question him a terrorist plot but court papers say he attacked them with this knife. according to investigators, he repeatedly attempted to plunge the kitchen knife into the tors oi of an f.b.i. special agent. the agent was not hurt. the f.b.i. wanted to question him about his connection to munther saleh, who was arrested saturday. according to prosecutors, saleh a 20-year-old college student, had researched pressure cooker bombs and had been stopped by police twice at the george washington bridge. when he was apprehended, police say he also charged at them with a knife. saleh came to the f.b.i.'s attention because of his outspoken support of isis. his twitter account is littered with praise for the group and the beheadings it has carried out. in the last six weeks, law enforcement has moved more quickly against isis sympathizers who may only be borderline operational. scott, the more aggressive approach comes as we get closer to the july 4 holiday. isis has called for attacks on police military,

know a loft cadet look forward to getting on the cutter obviously, training ground, you came from staten island. you are taking long tour around, six weeks is it? >> that's correct. six weeks. >> what are you looking forward to going the most? >> bermuda, it will be great. definitely excited for bermuda. >> jonathan, thank you so much for getting up with us. we'll have much more, take a look around, learn about this thing right behind me here. apparently takes a lot of manpower to wheel that aroundment make sure stay with us throughout the morning. >> that's a beautiful ship. >> bermuda. >> i'm thinking stow-away action. >> somewhere in that ship we have to be able to stow-away. you know? >> little something-something. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", some showers today get ready for tomorrow. that's the big event. katie will check on the weekend forecast coming up next. >> first though here's a look at what's coming up later tonight on cbs-3. back in a bit. >> neck to go see soggy weekends un foam, especially second half of your saturday. that's when we go out to storm scan3, the system th

earlier today, authorities seeking to do an isis-related search on staten island arrested a man. when they entered his home he attacked them with a knife. he may face charges related solely to the assault on the officers. it's not clear to us whether that search conducted in staten island is related to the arrest of the queens college student over the weekend, but it's clear that the tempo of operations against isis plots is increasing just as isis outreach is increasing in the u.s. >> really it's like playing whack a mole, playing catchup with this. >>> coming up exactly how many st. louis cardinals were in on an alleged team to steal team secrets from the houston astros? we'll dive deep on that. >>> plus we get an update on what may have caused that tragic balcony collapse in berkeley california. >>> and a 16-year-old boy who lost his arm in a shark attack just three days ago, he's speaking out for the first time from his hospital bed. >> i've gotten a massive amount of messages from people all over who have been wishing me well. i'd like to thank them for that. >> really great

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they were searching his home in staten island. this second arrest in a week relating to an alleged terror plot. >> reporter: federal officers were executing a search warrant on mumuni's home on staten island wednesday morning but were attacked almost immediately. investigators say the 21-year-old man lunged at officers with this large knife and repeatedly attempted to plunge the kitchen knife into the torso of an fbi special agent. the special agent who was wearing body armor survived and fareed mumuni was arrested. he appeared in court tuesday average afternoon and was denied bail. he was part of an isis-inspired terror cell along with munther omar saleh. his twitter account showed support for isis praised the beheading of americans and encouraged attacks in the west. court filings indicate saleh had previously scouted various notable new york city landmarks and tourist attractions and sought to build a pressure cooker bomb. a bomb like the one used during the boston marathon. before being taken into custody, investigators say sa

a woman from staten island said she has a daily dose of tune glasses of wine and peppier nebraska farmerhe has a beer every single day at 3:00 p.m. and 100 year-old says to scotch third night. cohabit during. thanks for watching the show. have a wonderful evening. intert now. see you tomorrow. >> at the edge of death valley. >> weird and unique. >> a man puts a dusty weigh station on the map, but the down and his legacy foul on hard times. >> i was hear from residence it was an ey eyesore. >> has he left his family a money pit. >> keep it in the family at all cost. >> or a monument. >> sometimes in life we don't appreciate things until they are gone.

fox 5 in new york with a staten island plumber who won the powerball jackpot but didn't realize it until weeks later. anthony pinned his lucky ticket behind a basement pipe for six weeks before someone told him a winning ticket had yet to be claimed. he says he plans to continue working but relax a little more. i bet. >>> and this is a live look at hartford from fox connecticut, our affiliate there. they are calling for what one man wishing a cat really did get his tongue. >> what is the problem? >> the problem is my cat was getting too aggressive and i was inside and then he attacked me and scratched me on the leg and bite me. so me and my wife we come outside and now we cannot go in the home for lining three or four hours. >> and you said this is a cat? >> yeah. >> the police came out and helped get control of the aggressive 7 1/2 pound cat. no word on whether the cat and owner have made amends. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. >>> the president meets with world leaders this weekend amidst some major setbacks abroad from a treme

fox 5 in new york with a staten island plumber who won the powerball jackpot but didn't realize it until weeks later. anthony pinned his lucky ticket behind a basement pipe for six weeks before someone told him a winning ticket had yet to be claimed. he says he plans to continue working but relax a little more. i bet. >>> and this is a live look at hartford from fox connecticut, our affiliate there. they are calling for what one man wishing a cat really did get his tongue. >> what is the problem? >> the problem is my cat was getting too aggressive and i was inside and then he attacked me and scratched me on the leg and bite me. so me and my wife we come outside and now we cannot go in the home for lining three or four hours. >> and you said this is a cat? >> yeah. >> the police came out and helped get control of the aggressive 7 1/2 pound cat. no word on whether the cat and owner have made amends. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep

another friend allegedly, tried to stab an fbi agent during a search of his home in staten island. they are charging him with planning to go to syria to join isis. he helped arrange his brother's travel there in may and his brother is now under arrest in jordan. this comes as officials raise warnings about possible isis terror plots in the united states around the fourth of july holiday. chris? >> thank you very much. we want to tell you this morning, the death toll is rising in the military plane crash. 49 people confirmed dead after a military jet crashed. the plane went down after take off. it left from jakarta today. it made two stops along the way. it's not clear how many people were on board. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> there is a bill requiring vaccination for california kids in school or day care. that's in the news. it's on the desk of governor jerry brown. the state's legislature approved the bill after a recent measles outbreak in disneyland. it infected 150 people or more. opponents say the bill tramples on parental and religious freedoms. governo