those are the words from controller scott stringer tonight directed straight at city hall. stringer calling out a series of flaws that he says led to patients being kicked out of a community nursing facility and that is because the building would be turned into luxury condos. melissa russo has been digging on this story. she joins us live in the studio. >> reporter: the new report by de blasio's administration for missteps and mismanagement that enabled a private developer to get the rules changed so he could profit by buying and then flipping a nursing home that was supposed to be reserved for the community. >> there are a lot of warning signs. >> reporter: according to the city controller, warning signs that the lower east side was about to lose an important asset, the nonprofit rivington house nursing home. warning signs overlooked by an put community interests ahead of the interests of luxury developers. >> the only winners here are the purchasers of rivington house who walked away with a $72 million profit. >> reporter: rivington house was owned by the nonprofit operat

stringer was taken to the hospital ... b ?ran? before being questioned police.he lar founand arrested ... then taken ?back the hospital? fono police say... no charges have been formally filed. looking ahead this morning ... accused of sexually assaulting irls in sheygan- learn his te . today.clayton michener is charged with 1stand 2nd degree child sex assault. according to his criminal complaint... the victims were 12nd 15 years old. and at least one of the incidents happened inside the church. he'll be in court today for his sentencing hearing. marquette university plans to honor mother teresa with a noon on marquette's campus. the mass will take place near a mother teresa statue outside of schroeder complemarquette honored mother teresa with the pere marquette discery award more than 35 years ago. that's the university's highest canonized into sainthood of the catholic church on on ber septem4th . in rome ouide of the vatican. a big-time arena may soon be racine.city officials say the a. 40 milli dollar project would bring major

this, stringer says, despite 48 separate staff meetings, hundreds of e-mails, hundreds of phone calls on the the report says at least 40 staffers and three deputy mayors had knowledge of the plans, and the top deputy mayor decided the nursing home should remain a nursing home but that was not conveyed to the city agency that allowed it all to happen. >> scores of health care workers lost their job at the facility. six patients lost their homes. haven't seen it, so i'm not going to comment on something i haven't seen. on the bigger situation, we have answered it, period. i didn't know about it. if i had, i would have vetoed it. it will never happen again. >> scott stringer, who is widely known to be considering the possibility of running against bill de blasio for mayor next year said he found no evidence that mayor was happening. after city hall did learn the nursing home was being sold to create luxury condos, they failed to do anything about it for 72 days. they didn't try to stop it. no meetings were called to find out how it happened. the allure group, the developer, tonight tells

so we're asking you-- which potential first- stringer do you think should start? mark, trevor or paxton? we're looking at your results around 6:35. big wins for team swimmer michael phelps-- adding to the list of golds for us. we're checking in with cheryl and matt in just a little bit for an update from rio de janeiro. the united states has been pretty unstoppable in rio this week. we continue to lead in overall medals and gold medals. the u-s has 38 total... 16 gold... 12 silver.. 10 bronze. china has 30 total medals. japan with 22russia has 19... in fifth with 16. the half way point of the summer olympics in rio. if the last stretch is anything like the start we are all in for a treat. michael phelps and simone biles led another huge night for team usa like any olympics, it brings story lines of the highest high, and the deepest disappointments. cheryl and matt are in rio. you feel so much for the athletes along with all those employees an army of volunteers. they are a big part of bringing smiles to olympic park and to us. today as crowds started to fill the m

controller scott stringer leased his own awed git the decision to lift a deed restriction at the house in exchange for the $16 million payment. sale enabled the owner to effectively play the system by flipping it to a condo developer after year. >> the city hall was told the deed restrictions would not need to be lifted because landouts said he would continue to operate riffington as the nonprofit nursing home. >> stringer also says he did not find any evidence that mayor debuilds see yo was involved in discussions about the sale of that property. >> well, some good news for commuters who are "the new york times" is reporting the nta plan tons crease the capacity on the train to ease the crunch. trains will double in size from four to eight car whens the shutdown takes effect. the agency also planning to upgrade the court's stags by adding two new stairways to improve overall service and slow. the train is being shutdown for 18 mops to repair damage to the canarsie tunnelwhich was caused by superstorm the u.k. found a special way to make the grand mother feel loved on the berth day. ta

well i think this, that you guys need to calm down >> paxton lynch is playing with third and fourth stringers, guys cut on tuesday. the idea for kubiak was to play him with the first unit. did he do that last night? no, he put him in the in the second half, playing as usual with guys that will be free agents soon, so i think it's unfair to judge him based on that. i think he was trying to open up the offense last night. scope of the game, but physically i thinn he's ready to play. if i was in control i'd have him as the quarterback. >> i'd be a little worriedth about affecting his confidence if he went in now. i don't think he's ready. maybe in a month. not now. >>> we have to take a break, but when we come back more broncos talk. we'll switch to defense, and talk to von miller. and the rockies too but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then w

nicole: support was met from empathetic emotion from stringers on the outside. >> i wanted to say a prayer inside. nicole: tears of unimaginable loss stories of precious memories. a young woman leaving a trail of love behind those trying to bring justice to her loss asking the public to remember. >> somebody knows something that is key. all these little tips that will amount to something. ben: aaron hernandez back in a courtroom this afternoon. in connection with a double murder case against him. newscetner 5's todd kazakiewich for the former patriots star. todd: the judge ruled jury selection will begin february 13. many delays so far, but the judge meeting a clear that date is firm. nearly five years after a shooting in boston south and clean lives of two men, aaron hernandez will stand trial for their murder. daniel de abreu and safiro furtado were killed in what was called a chance encounter with the former patriots. hernandez, now a convicted killer, sits -- attorney jose baez says he wants more time in the trial. >> i am around page 20,000. there is still some more ago. todd: baez wa

.>> the defense and look like the first stringers did kay. >> our first group, they went right down the field. offensively they moved the ball. and we had the turnover. you love the start and you love which are doing. they did some good things. we got von miller out pretty as well. they did some good stuff. the second group struggled defensively. and like i said, were moving the ball, but we also turned the ball over. >> he has had a good and has been a good player. he has a good are doing. we have to go back and look at the game. he got some extensive time tonight against the -- a tough scheme to work against.>> how to you a new -- evaluate the quarterback [ indiscernible- participant too far away from microphone ] we evaluate them just like every player. you run plays, give has schemes that you were running. progression chewer going through. you have a job that you're going through. we will of value with them from that standpoint. we did not do that good enough tonight.>> is this a big week for ronnie ? >> he had books split with cj and books split with ronnie. ronnie has some nice ru

the defense look like the first stringers did okay. our first group on offensively my die down the field defensively we had to stops. i think we had the turnovers. you love the start see love what you're doing did some good things. i think up i think von i think we have on and coming out quick. where exit to chris put out pretty quick. but they did some good stuff. second group struggled with the speed stuff we had struggles lining up in those types of things. like i said moving the heck out of the ball but turning the ball over. we have good grasp of what we are doing have to go back and look at the great obviously extensive time tonight. tell scheme to work against all go back and look. the evaluate the qb is based on which defense evaluate them like we have violated every player. you go out and run plays. schemes year running progressions are going through. you have a job to do. that's every position. will evaluate it from that standpoint at the end of the day is your job to protect the ball. it's something that obviously coming out

it seems like all the units that got on the field, first, second, third, fourth stringers, they all came in with an attitude. guys back there. >> there are going to be guys that can play in the league. i think you'll see the broncos swing a few trades for additional picks. because they have guys that other teams will be calling about. you think last night or the other night, they played without their four best defensive players. miller, ware, talib and harris. >> and the bears are who we thought they were. which was just got awful. bu did a great buttermilk imitation. but the 49ers are coming to town. we'll get to see a little bit more. maybe the broncos are going back to the promised land. we got a long ways to go. that's going to do it for us. i'm a. >> i'm z. >> so back to some more olympics. besides being super human in terms of physical ability, a lot of olympic athletes have several personality traits that universe think in 2002 studied highly effective olympic athletes and found they had key personality traits. a lot are expected, confidence, the ability to focus, competitiveness,

the hero on the receiving end of the postseason hail mary is listed as a third stringer on the depth chart - jordy nelson and randall cobb on the first team, davante adams and jared abbrederis with the second team. there's an increasing significant role in the packers offense. at least it's a second chance. wily peralta takes the mound at miller park tonight to face the atlanta braves. the crew's opening day starter struggled so badly, he we sent to the minor leagues, and one could argue things went worse for peralta in triple-a than they did in the big leagues. an injury to junior guerra means the brewers need a starter though, so the hope is that wily can slide back in return to his double-digit win davies posted a strong start last night - impressing his manager craig counsell. 3 3 zack was good. really good, very efficient. the two home runs weren't bad pitches. they weren't bad pitches at all, and he induced a lot of weak contact, so he did a nice job. two practices now in the books for the badgers. and the theme in madison is the same as the past few seasons - paul they're faci

some second and third stringers will actually play. they'll head south to face the bucks. today was another cut down day. two veterans got their walking papers. riley perry jr. is out of the door. he broke his foot last year, missed some games and then lost his job to mason webster. the redskins are still on the hook for most of his $6.5 million salary this year. a nice sac there, but still not enough. and certainly isn't a cost cutting move. a lot of much about the player rerelease but about the players we kept. i think we have some guys at linebacker that played extremely line and have some guys that are competing and doing a great job. those two guys are excellent football players. i imagine they will latch on somewhere else. it's just part of a decision process. it's still a tough job. tonights the nats and philly. matt converser, the nats just like that up three nothing and then tray tip, where was this guy all season. tray turner at bat and he goes out to right field. danny espinosa goes around third. he will try to score. he collapses with catcher cameron rough. he

how about this drive from third stringer. he played 84 yard and ends with this 18 yard touchdown.un that play back. nice one handed concentration. redskins win 22-18. their preseason record is 1-1. >> i was waiting to hear cheers because my vision i couldn't see the exchange, the catch or whatever. i was hoping to hear some cheers and not some boos or whatever so i was hoping there was a touchdown and there was. >> i feel good and more importantly i like the way we executed as a whole as a unit that last drive. we made some good third down conversions and i felt like we drove home what we had to do. >> that's the good from friday. here is the bad. starting running back matt jones sprained the ac joint in his shoulder. it's too soon to determine how long he'll be out. the redskins run game struggled in the preseason. washington needs to add depth on the the healthy jones on the field. >> it's a little bruised up. somebody landed on my shoulder and i was going down on my shoulder anyway but somebody landed on it and it got a bruise but they're still taking a look at it. when i went

third stringer, wide receiver kendell thompson with the game winner 30 seconds left in the game. drama. >> we needed a touchdown. saw the play call. had a feeling it would be man to man coverage. that's the majority of what they were playing all night. >> were you trying to make an impression? that's a nice way to tell the coaching staff don't forget about me it is. it is more important for the team and the win. i just have to keep doing what i'm doing. try to make an everyday occurrence. >> it was matt jones' job as running back. with a slightly separated shoulder on this play in the jets victory. he may not be the starter depending on how long he would be out with the injury. there is still no word on his status. >> it is a little upsetting but i think he will be okay. i don't think it will be a long injury. i was happy the way he ran the ball. >> i saw him sitting on the sidelines. i don't know the extent of the injury yet. but any time somebody gets hurt in the preseason game, it is a tough one, especially a guy like that who is a big part of what we do offensively. >> baltim

that's the case because there's 90 players and some of the first stringers will not play. will you be able-- it's of attrition but fids the -- it's the first preseason game in foxborough and let's get ready even though it's jimmy time tom is not playing it's the first preseason game. now back to you. >> i love your attitude. see you in a bit. coverage of the patriots just gein wbz. we will have patriots game day at 7, and pats and saints at 7:30. dan roach and christian have the call followed by the 5th quarter post game show. >>> it's not just other drivers posing dangers. aaa says road debris has played a role in 200,000 crashes in four years. and we have had three bad ones recently in our area. one on 128 in waltham and a tire caused this crash and another tire that driver was killed and in somerset this driver died sweerching around -- swerving around a file cabinet on i-95. breana pitts has more. >> reporter: heidi will never forget the moment she learned her husband was gone. >> state patrolman there told me that he h made it. he -- he hadn't made it. >> reporter: ga

would easily beat scott stringer, just about the same numbers versus former city council speaker chris quinn. >> the bottom line on today's audit, nothing illegal. simply a colossal screw-up by city officials. others are investigating including the city attorney. dave evans, eyewitness news. >>> an unprecedented announcement from the cdc as federal health agency warned pregnant women to avoid the winwood neighborhood in miami. it's believed to be the first time the agency has warned people to avoid a community in the continental u.s. the warning comes as florida governor rick scott announced the number of cases of zika likely caused by local mosquitos has risen to 14. >> the only area that right now we believe there's local transmission is one square mile area north of downtown. >> the cdc is also advising visited the neighborhood since june 15th to avoid getting pregnant for at least eight weeks. >>> here's a question for you. would you marry the same person all over again? this couple did just that. we were there as they celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary today by renewing the

by dozens of city hall officials allow a condos, according to a report by city controller scott stringer. the sale went through after the developer paid the city to lift deed restrictions. >> in total, the rivington matter was reviewed by no fewer than 40 administration officials including three agency heads and three deputy mayors. >> a spokesperson from blasio says, quote, the report proves once again the mayor was unaware of the transaction that the developer hid his intentions from city hall and that the decades-old process needs reform. >>> quinnipiac university has released a new poll on the mayor. 42% approve of the job he's doing. >>> police in bushwick are looking for a suspect who prefers easy targets like broken windows and unattended packages. on lawton street. the suspect is seen stuffing packages in to at white bag. the same suspect is wanted for another burglary last month on jefferson street. this time he allegedly stood on a bucket to reach inside the window, grabbing a cell phone. >> the guy somehow managed to get himself up and partly in the window. his body was actual

enter journeyman mark sanchez...last year's third-stringer trevor seimian...and the kid...paxton lynch... but what the broncos may miss more than peyton's production...is the intangibles...and nobody's fooling themselves into thinking one guy can single-handedly step nt greatest to ever play the game... "we all understand that that's over. it's gone. this is a new group. there are going to be some new leaders. there are going to be some new people. it's gonna have a new identity, and we don't know what that identity is yet. we're working on it each day," said gary kubiak, denver broncos head coach. "i might have a piece of what peyton had, but not all of it. so does d.t. [demaryius thomas], russell [okung] and everybody. so i think if we all come together and we lead as an offense, as a unit, as a group, that's almost better anyway," said anderson. even with a leadership-by- committee approach...the quarterback position will be under a microscope...just part of the territory... siemian...leading the race... "whenever coach is ready to decide, it's his call all the way. we've just gotta

folks on the internet are saying kapernick's protest isn't that important because he's a second-stringer. and they have a point. nobody paid attention to the "i have a dream speech" until m.l.k. won that slam-dunk contest. (laughter) now i would love to see that. he can do it. he can do it. he'd been to the mountaintop and he jumped off of it! (laughter) it's the story of barack and michelle obama's first date in chicago in 1989. now, if you haven't seen it, i won't tell you how it turns out. no spoilers. (laughter) the reviews have been pretty good. it's got a 92% on rotten tomatoes. it appeals to everyone. democrats like it because it's about obama. and republicans like it because it's about a time when obama wasn't president. (laughter) a presidential first date movie seems like a winning formu. they should do this for all presidents. i'd love to see andrew and rachel jackson starring in "trail of smiles," (laughter) a movie about their first date, when they went to a hanging and both laughed at the same parts. or what about abraham and mary todd lincoln starring in "there's something

carson shakespeare and his sister combined for this stringer. miles and will stastny of cr obviously got into northerns at lake mille lacs. ethan miller really likes fishing the wapsi river near olin. so does his brother ian. perseverance paid off for jase schaldecker of cr. next up is ellis gongwer who netted the big cat in ely. young henry elin got into the fish while fishing with pa braxton james lee baines. super cat. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. you probably didn't know the category even existed. the guinness book of world records gave austin keller a certification this month for the fastest 20 meter crab walk. his time-- 6.11 seconds, beating the previous record by a full second. a man in tokyo previously held the record. keller, the 5 sport athlete from b-g-m high school in brooklyn, says he didn't train before he made his record breaking attempt. floodwaters continue to rise at a rapid pace this morning. the river is predicted to crest in elkader today. with the water expected to get close to record level

lynch had two touchdowns including the first he was playing third-stringers here. broncos insiders are sharing their thoughts. you can visit cbsdenver.com to check out our broncos -- >>> those at denver public schools are going back to school. lauren that means the summer is over. >> 31 days until fall. peter reporting for us. 59 degrees northwest of albert county and says a beautiful sunrise and it's a great start to the day. ,, since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome back. tokyo. will it likely heavy rainfall. airlines have cancelled. here's lauren. >>reporter: let's look at what's happening across the country. they get relief -- temperatures warm, but the humidity will start to improve quite a bit as the front and jet stream moves through. new york, 89. as you head towards the other -- temperatures in th

as for are paxton lynch, it's hard to critique him playing with and against third stringers, but the kid can improvise. look at that. they were both 10 of 14. that's throwing the ball for a good personal, but you have to protect the football. obviously we have to hang on to the good things be, find a way to protect the ball for the team, and that's what we need to focus on right now more than anything. you know, wire going to keep working here, find the guy that we think is best for our football team, and go from there. >> jeff hoffman, the rook rockies rook i starting pitcher are struggled in his day buy last night ass the rockies lost >>> a charity created by mark zuckerberg is getting its first inface of cash from the facebook founder. he tow nateed some of his facebook shares to the chan zuckerberg initiative back in december. according to the s.e.c., the those showeris this past week. shares this past week. >>> von miller warrants to play for you in madden 17. the super bowl mvp is starring in a commercial for a new video game. >> ? just start me ? when on more madden team passe

starters looks likes you stay here and meet with fans at the luncheon and second and third stringersh at noon today to take a tampa. linebacker bailey ryeler jr. he broke his foot and lost games and then lost his job. >> new zealander was signed last season was free sergeant. post says they're still for it looks like starters stay behind in d.c. and the rest of the team goes down south. >> the fans get to see the marquise players. >> and fans in tampa get to see everybody else. >> yes. >> that's what the argument was before right don't hurt the starters. >> i agree with that. >> i don't think they should be playing preseason. >> most don't play in fourth game. >> this is the one praying to make teams. >> 74 washington. we'll be back low 0s today. only one more day in low 90s. therapy promise relief around here as we'll have cooler temperatures tomorrow and then much cooler an drier air by friday. there's a live look at satellite and radar. quiet, fog south and west and big blob east of carolina coast is tropical could be a scattered storm later and humid tenp humid. >> it's still sum

assuming it is 12, at the 7.75 with those described that's 93 inches. 7.9 minus the depth of the stringer is very compressed dimension. i don't know what the code minimum is but it's going to be 7.59 minus something on the order of a foot. >> i would like for you to to talk to each other, please >> [inaudible] >>> you have to speak into the microphone >> the stairs go into the basement and if you take the 7.9 in the stringer at the angle you won't have more than 6 inches. brash where more than the 6'8" required by code. it's actually it exceeds the code minimum. because you have 7.9 and you take off six, you are still above the 6'8". that is required. that's just for the basement. >> yes, but again, i'd knowledge of was not familiar with what that specific head height was for the access down but when you bring in the stare around, and up, that is where it starts impeding into the entry hallway. >>> let me actually show you. in this plan here, i realized i was able to revise and add another tread here. it means one trade gets eliminated here. so there was really only three days a tread the

assuming it is 12, at the 7.75 with those described that's 93 inches. 7.9 minus the depth of the stringer is very compressed dimension. i don't know what the code minimum is but it's going to be 7.59 minus something on the order of a foot. >> i would like for you to to talk to each other, please >> [inaudible] >>> you have to speak into the microphone >> the stairs go into the basement and if you take the 7.9 in the stringer at the angle you won't have more than 6 inches. brash where more than the 6'8" required by code. it's actually it exceeds the code minimum. because you have 7.9 and you take off six, you are still above the 6'8". that is required. that's just for the basement. >> yes, but again, i'd knowledge of was not familiar with what that specific head height was for the access down but when you bring in the stare around, and up, that is where it starts impeding into the entry hallway. >>> let me actually show you. in this plan here, i realized i was able to revise and add another tread here. it means one trade gets eliminated here. so there was really only three days a tread the

assuming it is 12, at the 7.75 with those described that's 93 inches. 7.9 minus the depth of the stringer is very compressed dimension. i don't know what the code minimum is but it's going to be 7.59 minus something on the order of a foot. >> i would like for you to to talk to each other, please >> [inaudible] >>> you have to speak into the microphone >> the stairs go into the basement and if you take the 7.9 in the stringer at the angle you won't have more than 6 inches. brash where more than the 6'8" required by code. it's actually it exceeds the code minimum. because you have 7.9 and you take off six, you are still above the 6'8". that is required. that's just for the basement. >> yes, but again, i'd knowledge of was not familiar with what that specific head height was for the access down but when you bring in the stare around, and up, that is where it starts impeding into the entry hallway. >>> let me actually show you. in this plan here, i realized i was able to revise and add another tread here. it means one trade gets eliminated here. so there was really only three days a tread the

and that leaves the second, third and fourth stringers with plenty of playing time. doug peterson has a message for those guys. >> this is a great challenge for all the players in this football game to get one last chance at substantial amount of reps and put themselves on reps. it's not just our team watching it's the rest of the national football league also watching and i want them to go out there and play care free and play fast and have fun doing it. >> how about this? next year's nfl draft is held in philadelphia. the league and city make the formal announcement at a news conference tomorrow at city hall. you know summer is over if we are talking about college football, temple is gearing up for the opener at the linc and the owls will host army and pleased to be opening at home. >> please to be playing in front of our home crowd and great to stay in town and see us play. playing against a scary opponent in army, a well coached team and successful as a coordinator and head coach. we had a chance to recruit against him. >> we are pleased to announce our commitmen

i think simeon goes the first half and then paxton lynch played well with the third stringers. now let's see what he can do with the big boys against jeff fisher's a-listers on defense. that's a good defense. so if those two guys play well, i think mark sanchez's employment with the broncos is a little shaken. information, that mark sanchez doesn't even play tonight. perhaps is cut in a couple days and we've seen his last pass as a bronco all ready. >> it's possible. right now i think this is plan a and it is sports. and it's live sports. and we don't know -- we're better at telling what did happen than predicting what's going to happen. but right now the plan is simeon first half, paxton lynch second half, mark sanchez is gets hit, heaven forbid someone gets hit and is knocked silly for a couple plays, mark sanchez will be ready to go. it's not over yet for sanchez. i still think how these two kids perform has a lot to do with his future. >> i know if you get rid of sanchez, you don't have to give up that condition. and you do save money. but this is a good plan b. what happen

. >> reporter: public defender joe stringer denied the allegations raising her own questions about the facts in the case. coincidence that she tells her bus driver she doesn't need a ride and lo and behold mr. booth said to her, do you need a ride. >> uber is calling the case deeply disturbing and says they have banned booth from all of their applications. meantime, investigators are testing the t-shirt the victim was wearing at the time of her attack for any dna evidence. meantime, booth is being held without bail pending a haynes, fox 25 news. >>> the makers of the wildly popular game pok?mon go have taken down a pok?mon stop. earlier this week we reported that the game created a stop for players aside of a massive fire that killed 100 people back in 2003. outraged members of the fire victims reached out to the company who took it down. a spokesperson for a group building a memorial at the site said she was happy t removed. >>> maggie hassen was involved in a car crash tonight but she's doing okay. the car went at a stop sign -- ran a stop sign around noon today hitting the governor'

this play is proof of that. >> he is our third stringer. >> why would he be in the game if he said all wow not play. >> they knew wow play him in this game. >> but not in the season. >> you want to make sure no matter who your quarterback is first overall, second overall or seventh round pick you just want to see if he looks comfortable. to me in this game he check off that box that he looked comfortable. the moment didn't look too big for him. that is one thing he showed new this game. >> we won't see him rest of the preseason. >> he wants to come back in three weeks come back for final game of the preseason. i'm saying thanks, no thanks i appreciate the effort of trying to make it back for that but right now just take it easy, we will get you in later in the season. >> did they take him out because he was hurt. >> that was his last play in the game. >> but he walk in. >> he walk in the press conference smiling. >> he knows how to suck it up. >> he just left an amusement park. >> that was fun, what a ride. >> that is not a good place to be either, okay mark. first time i have seen you

. >> reporter: public weekender, joe stringer denied the allegations, raising her own questions about the facts in the coincidence, that she faxed her bus driver to say she doesn't need a ride and lo and behold, mr. booth says to her do you need a ride? >> reporter: now investigators are saying they're also testing dna evidence from the victim's t-shirt to see if it matches samples from booth. now, booth also has an 8 page criminal record. according to the prosecution, there's violent crimes on that assault. coming up in our next hour. everett's mayor speaking out against a newly signed uber and other ride share company legisl person the wheel and this law could be to blame here. in reporting live in malden, i'm crystal hanes fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: you canog fox25boston.com click news and then click "fox 25 investigates" to watch those stories. >>> police are investigating a stabbing in dorchester. we've followed it since this morning as breaking news. the woman was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. boston e.m.s. reports she was stabbed six times. this is video

new york city comptroller scott stringer conducted his own investigation. >> in 1992, new york city sold 45 non-profit healthcare facility. the city imposed two deed restrictions to insure it would always be used for that purpose. >> reporter: in october of 2014, that all changed when village care agreed to sell the property to joe landau. springer says he played the system. >> city hall was told the deed restrictions would not need to be lifted because he said he rivington as a non-profit nursing home. >> reporter: mr. landau purchased the rivington house for $16 million. he turned around and sold it to a real estate developer for $116 million. >> landau said he needed one of the restrictions removed to save jobs at rivington. of course, there are no jobs today at rivington house. >> reporter: an iconic building soon to be a place for luxury >> the job of elected officials is to make sure that the bad actors don't game the system. and there was a failure of that. dari: a staten island man's charity is on a roll. >> how he's gotten dozens of bikes for needy kids. dari: and tracking visit

how about that guy carson wentz number 11, third stringer making his first appearance under his new coach as well, doug pederson. lauren johnson was there tens of thousands sweating it out last night. >> it was hot, friday august 12th, 2016. that is what happens in august, right. >> we're in the middle of the heat wave, hot for august. >> it is hot for august, heat index close to 110. we don't see that often, yeah. eagles hats. buddy has it this morning. muggy start. temperatures in the 70's and 80's. heat continues to build up. we will be hotter today. that trend continues tomorrow. one thing is moving out, the rain, ultimate doppler radar tracking rain right through bucks county, lehigh valley, fairly heavier at times. last two hours saw it move right through lehigh valley east on 78. areas with rain last night got additional rain leading to more flooding. clearing out now though allentown is all clear, last little shower right along 202 in parts of the bucks county moving into new jersey. future cast shows we can see a few more showers developing mainly north and west. they will be iso

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. >> the reporter: public defender joe stringer denied the allegations raising her own questions about the facts in the case. >> it is a fascinating coincidence that she texted her behold, mr. booth said to her, do you need a ride? >> the reporter: uber is calling this case deeply disturbing and says that they have banned booth from all of their applications. meantime, investigators are testing the t-shirt the victim was wearing at the time of her attack. for any d.n.a. evidence. meantime, booth is being held without bail, pending a dangerousness hearing scheduled for monday. reporting in maldin, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. has done several in-depth reports on uber and its drivers and how the company does the background check. log on to fox25boston.com, click on news and fox 25 investigates to watch the stories. >> blair: lawyers for a serial killer say he will likely die soon from natural causes, but federal prosecutors are still moving ahead to try and get the convicted killer executed before then. gary lee sampson killed two men on the south shore and another in new hampshire in 20

has an eight-page record that includes convictions superior court jailtime and public defender joe stringer says it's largely misdemeanors. booth maintaining his innocence. >> there is one allegation of sexual assault prior to today. the reporter: the case is calling into question newly passed ride share legislation that everett mayor carlo dean ma maria doesn't require drivers to be fingerprinted. he says how could this individual have been allowed to session. we cannot afford to wait. now, uber calls this case deeply disturbing, and says that booth has been banned from all of their applications. meantime, investigators are testing evidence from the victim's shirt and waiting for the results for that. meantime, booth is being held without bail until a dangerousness hearing scheduled for monday. reporting in maldin, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> i. >> i developing right now, a child in pennsylvania is being treated at the hospital aftere this happened at an amusement park about 50 miles from pittsburgh around noon. that boy was walking and alert but won't say anything else about how he is

david stringer, or commodities reporter in over. jonathan, thank you for coming in. has been this sort of little bit of a reprieve for the mining companies. iron ore has had a bit of a bounce. commodities have bounced in the past three months. it is going to take more than that the worst has passed. jonathan: they bounced a bit, but 2011, $180 iron ore price back down to 60. the problem you have got for these miners is that they over invested in boom toes to increase capacity meet demand, and suddenly they find they have over supplies, price week and profits collapse. what we have with php not only underlying earnings, but all these exceptional costs they are putting in. the good news is that they have capex.k they are focusing on reducing costs so they can get their productivity up and efficiency. it is interesting that this year they had to boost from china not being as weak as everyone anticipated. that has given them a bit of a boost. manus: there is a great story on commodities today. blocks and shortages, steel and metal for the last two years. if you look at s

scott stringer, comptroller. the hakeem jeffries, congressman from brooklyn. >> you like these guys? >> i think they would all be dramatically better than de blasio. in my view, bloomberg was one. de blasio is about a one. these guys would be all significant improvement. you think it is less? .5? the other question are there people from the private sector would be interested running for mayor. we'll see who emerges. no one would have thought two years before he ran mike bloomberg would run for mayor. this is the most talented city in the world there are more smart people anywhere else. >> donald trump, jr.? >> i suspected that would be a really tough road. i don't pick that one. >> why not? what is wrong with him. >> two things. one i think it would be really hard to win in the general election. i think if you beat de blasio it would have to happen in t primary. seven democrats for everyone republican in new york. his dad's unpopularity in new york city. >> here is my theory, if his father wins he does not have a