. >> we're here to ask about warren miller's money. he lent the company $41,000. >> nina pineda goes after an own money to help pay the business bills then got stiffed. >>> we are back with more breaking news for you on this friday. a teenager, a male teenager has been shot in harlem. that teen is in critical condition. this happened right about 5:00. the shooting happened on the grounds of the jefferson houses right across the street from ps-57. we don't know what led to the shooting. you can see from the live pictures police officers are still on the scene, and we do know that this teenager is in critical condition. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you more >>> we now turn to lee. it's pretty good, right? >> yeah. very comfortable in the early evening hours. our brooklyn cameras are the cam raft day. i can only describe it as looking hedgely out there. miss liberty has a front row seat to that. that looks beautiful. the wind is not too strong right now. the ferry ride isn't too bumpy. we had gusts with some of the showers

. >> reporter: we're here to ask about warren miller's money. he lent the company $41,000. >> reporter: dublin scrap metal's logo is a shamrock, but one former flow employee is having no luck getting back the money he lent. >> $41,000. >> reporter: he was so loyal to his former employer, when bills piled up, he charged them on his own personal credit card. what kinds of thing $you charge some. >> everything from pse&g to equipment repairs. >> reporter: he says when owner kevin rafferty stopped reimbursing him, he had his boss sign this letter promising he would get paid. he agreed to pay $41,000 after the building and office was sold. building got sold. >> reporter: next up, court, >> never >> reporter: we're looking for kevin. >> he's not here. >> reporter: who are you? >> the boss. >> reporter: you are the boss? all right. we didn't get much of a reception. >> oh, gosh, no comment. >> reporter: i'm nina with channel 7. a day later, we learned he moved to liquidate all assets as an alternative to bankruptcy and warren is just one of dozens the