it was verona, italy. verona to verona. the internet. everything.e student that raise the alarm him oute-mail the rock station, ron country command ron verona. >> the timestamp, it came in. i opened it. i knew the time was of the essence. >> contacted interpol who immediately passed along the information. they did a welfare check. now, in her apartment the founder. a bottle of antidepressants, but she was alive. >> from verona, italy. she is recovered. >> the girl from china. we don't know each other. i believe there are millions of people like you. say thank you. >> the greater miracle, verona suicide. it must be verona, new jersey. a quarter million people and is far more famous. >> something to do with the restrictions on the internet in china. bill: we are blaming the chinese? >> if the phone was suicidal and going to kill herself, pulled to the wrong address, two different police departments, two different countries. >> thank god this happened in 2016 and not shakespeare's time. a carrier pigeon probably would not have gotten there in time. ♪ >

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he was trying to reach police in verona italy, not verona new jersey. stern quickly contacted italian police who found the woman. she cut her arm and had taken too many antidepressants but recovered at a hospital. on tuesday she sent chief stern an e-mail. >> the lucky thing is that i have a chance to write this letter to you and say thank you. no wonder i begin to enjoy everything around me at this moment. life is brilliant. >> wow, stern says it's amazing to be able to get help within minutes for someone more than 4,000 miles away. >> i tell you, not bad. good work right there. >> up next the mtv video music awards are coming to new york and we have all the details. >> we know to protect our phones and computers against hackers. now your car can be vulnerable if your doors are locking without notice, a cyber attacker could be controlling your vehicle. what you can do to keep them out. >> steve overmyer has this >> the yankees and mets are both in action tonight, and a crucial game 5 for the islanders against the panthers, that series tied at 2. >> the

once again sold in verona at a 7-eleven. that overall jackpot is $4348 4 million. >>> we'll tell you why tens of the picture lines tomorrow. ' plus, aspirin may be havee to help your heart but there are a few things you need to know. we'll show you the latest results of a new -cudy. >>> and if you're planning your summer vacation, we will tell you the best time t buy tickets. you're watching "today in new york." >>> have a tip for new york's biggest i-team call 866-news-244 or e-mail tips. we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it' s the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds communities. d a better fthure. for all of us. because making something in america means so much, >>> welcome back, 4:54. statue of lint there. it is tuesday morning. and 53 degrees. so -- >> wow. >> -- things looking up. >> we an, the temperatures are, definitely. >> yesterday was nhoe and s mild. made it to 65 eesterday. >> all right. >> we had more

so, again, the ticket sold in verona, at a 7-eleven -- if you're just waking you and you live in verona and perhaps you bought that ticket -- >> it's next your slurpee. >> raphi, instead of slurpees, warm weather? >> yes, it's coming. rain north and west of the town. it's an umbrella day for everyone. but not a heavy coat day. winces are breezy, gusting at 20 to 25 miles per hour especially were the cold front moving through. that cold front is going to knock down temperatures tonight through tomorrow morning. you see the freeze watch in effect north and west of town. all of those counties shaded in blue. we are heading below freezing. 32 in mount kisco, northern westchester and you need to protect the plants if they can't survive the freezing temperatures. >> that's right. you especially, darlene. >> i have flowers in a vase that >> i'm equally guilty. i'm a flower killer. right now, we do haven accident 280 eastbound after exit 4, eisenhower parkway. we do have minor delays. take a look outside. at the lincoln tunnel, will you see glistening roads out there. raphael has been talking a

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now spreading into essex, union, bergen counties, places like west caldwell, verona, a burst of snow. that should be changing over and mixing with rain. temperatures there above freezing. heading into northern westchester county, croton-on-hudson croton-on-hudson, you have temperatures below freezing. roadways, especially the untreated ones could become icy. on future tracker, the rain lingers through for the city. eventually changes over to plain old rain for the afternoon. for your evening commute, you want the umbrellas handy. temperatures in the 40s. but the rain goes on. you can see in the seven-day forecast, tomorrow is cold but drl y. wednesday is the best day of the week. near 50. still breezy and then a next storm arrives on thursday. very active weather pattern and the commute has been very active as well. emily west will explain that for us. >> it really has. starting at 4:30 when we began, we've had a lot going on so far. let's head to new jersey. first off, there's an accident off to the side. 80 westbound by exit 25. that's right near route 206. still have delays from th

replace verona with hoboken and you have the opening to a mafia movie, two households both alike in dignityn fair hoboken where we lay our scene, even the prologue is rich. so, shakespeare in many ways taught me my first lesson in making exceptions to rules and started to raise more plays. and and some sonnets. and i was totally in love with shakespeare. and we are holding the version of romeo and juliet, and looking for a few drama students. and looking to be interviewed with claire danes. are you up for that? we loved it. and it was so contemporary and heated and sexy and violent and it excited me even more as endless possibility of storytelling, white or rich or interpret any of this, the mtv interview began. i opened up about my feelings. cameras rolling and opened up about my feelings and in eighth grade i used to feel the words of shakespeare were not decipherable. i remember i thought to myself it is not even english but in 10th grade i came to understand and review shakespeare and i love this movie and i love shakespeare. the mtv special aired. i gathered around with friends in my d

. >> verona you and dave can get in the queue too. >> chris. >> good afternoon christopher with the oewd local 10 i'm here to speak for our president and our union as a whole ear just extremely excited for this opportunity for pier 80, pier 80 was written off with no work no break nothing happening and the welcome to the people's palace will pledge no trip d informing many patricia autos and dings and dents and damage that will give the best and fair itself labor possible to have a successful relationship with patricia on a personal note i was born in san francisco four generations after college and pier 80 is were any dad started to work i grew up in the excelsior i'm a san francisco boy like peter said this is sad to see pier 80 vacant and empty nothing coming in with this glimmer of hope that patricia has given to pier 80 to make san francisco a player in the game for the maritime community is just wonderful that's why i urge you to please, please, please approve this this is a great thing for not just patricia, port the union it is a great thing for the city. it is a great thing for

. >> verona you and dave can get in the queue too. >> chris. >> good afternoon christopher with the oewdlocal 10 i'm here to speak for our president and our union as a whole ear just extremely excited for this opportunity for pier 80, pier 80 was written off with no work no break nothing happening and the welcome to the people's palace will pledge no trip d informing many patricia autos and dings and dents and damage that will give the best and fair itself labor possible to have a successful relationship with patricia on a personal note i was born in san francisco four generations after college and pier 80 is were any dad started to work i grew up in the excelsior i'm a san francisco boy like peter said this is sad to see pier 80 vacant and empty nothing coming in with this glimmer of hope that patricia has given to pier 80 to make san francisco a player in the game for the maritime community is just wonderful that's why i urge you to please, please, please approve this this is a great thing for not just patricia, port the union it is a great thing for the city. it is a great thing for t

the ticket numbers, 14, 22, 23, 41, 61, and the powerball, by the way, d that ticket sold in verona at a sevin 7-eleven 7-eleven, the next drawing is >>> "today" show is coming up in a few minutes. >> we check in with savannah and willie. good morning. >> hi, guys. >>> coming up on the show, today, the dangerous storms hangering the south are sweeping east. al is tracking this severe weather for us. >>> also ahead, guy, a candid new look at an exclusive club. the surprising bonds and rivalries as well that exists between the first ladies. >>> and remember rachel dolezal that we spoke to last year, she aims she identifies with black but she is might. we'll have that and more stories, guys.

and the two gentlemen of verona were speaking of does he recall beloved sylvia when they said as i richnd heaven of having such a jewel has 20 seeds, if all were peril, water nectar, valentine could just as well have been speaking of a good-solid, well-rounded education. if all they're saying the water nectar and the rocks pure gold. >> how does someone do that? >> well, some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. i think that he was a natural, i think that he probably had a great memory for shakespeare, but what he does there, he doesn't just quote shakespeare, he performs it. and then he says why it matters, he says, it's kind of a tough ball to play. most people don't read it or see it, but he's read it. i don't want to talk about the situation that's in the play, i want to talk about a great education. >> how many people work at library? >> over 100-full-time staff and 40-50 people working on contracts what are actors or directors. >> how big physically, i know you have two buildings? >> i have facilities on both sides of third street, 201 e