they were attending an eighth grade graduation party at the westchester home. police say he then turned the gun on himself >> police are looking for the hit-and-run driver who struck and killed a man in suburban franklin park early today. the victim was a 41 year-old hit by a pickup truck near minneapolis avenue. he was pronounced dead at the scene >> 11 year-old boy is in a coma in critical condition tonight after getting hit by an suv on interstate 57 in the washington park neighborhood. the boy was playing on the side of the highway with his 15 year-old brother and a friend when he tried to crossroad. the other boys tried to stop him before he ran out in from the car. police say the suv driver stopped and was not charged with anything. the boy's family say they do not blame the driver for the accident >> the pilot of a small plane which crashed on the city's southeast side was on his feet and able to talk to the emergency crews today. he was flying his home built kit plane around 130 this afternoon on his way from wisconsin when he went down in an open field

this is collusion between the westchester county police and the clue?ewspapers, what have you. woody guthrie was there. i was surprised that none of the major biographies of about woody have made the point of putting him at peekskill. he was so astounded by what he saw. he was on a bus with lee hayes. he says, i have seen some bad stuff, but this is about the worst i have seen. hayes remember is that he was leading the people in song. it takes a word man to sing a warrick song. i'm worried now but not for long. he has a good attitude. he is making quite breivik jokes. anybody got a rock? there is a window that needs to be opened back here. at one point, hayes remembers that woody pinned up a shirt against the window to keep the glass from breaking, and would you know it, he penned up a red shirt. woody was so astounded by what he saw. he wrote about 25 songs about peekskill. he never recorded them. he put them into a makeshift collection of songs called peekskill songs. he never recorded any of them, but billy bragg, the english radical folksinger, abou

death suit comes two months after a westchester -- westchester jury decided not to church anthony carelliooting. when police arrived at chamberlain's apartment, he told officers he was ok, but refused to let them inside his apartment. the police responded by breaking down his door and then shooting him with a taser. then with bean bags, fired from a shotgun, then finally, officer carelli shot him dead. police claimed chamberlain tried to attack them with a knife. in may, police released a video showing the moment where they shot down the door and shot him with a taser. viewers will see a quick glimpse of chamberlain. the 68-year-old man was wearing boxer shorts and no shirt. it was early in the morning. he had been woken up by police. this was recorded by police. listen closely. you can hear the sound of the taser. >> that was kenneth chamberlain sr. being shot by a taser. the police and then shot the patient dead. we are joined by kenneth chamberlain jr., the son of kenneth chamberlain sr., and by two of the family's s attorneys. randolph mclaughlin is a longtime civil rights attorney. h

and westchester elementary..- & 3 map fiber map 3 recovering from one of the - most damaging storms oft 2 centuries.... b-g-e to esore powerrfrom aaother group of storms overnight. power to everyone who lost it due to the storm on june 29th. 748-thousand outages. but thissmorning... they're back to work.there are more than 55 thousand people wakkng up without pooer.most of them are in baltimore county. joel . smith is streaming pow in owson where they're waking up in the dark again as the next round of storms come in. good morninn joel d. patrice, riggt now, here are a handful of n now says 52 hundred customers are mmstly in the towson area... that's rough, but nothing compared millioo knocked out a week and a herr on from all over the country, and canada, worring arounn the clock in viscious heat, but the job got done. the last ccstomer restored yesterday historic in it's mahem... trees fell on power lines, and homes on this road. some of the folks we talked to on thii block trred to stick it out at hhmm... sleeping in the basement to find a bit f relief. but otters fled for hotels...

look at these temperatures warming up nicely. 84 degrees at reagan national. 75 in westchester. orange reporting in at 82. indianapolis, back into the lower 90's. thunderstorms in florida and in miami is where the greatest delays are right now. relatively mild conditions across our area for the next glove days. but get ready for thunderstorms just in time for the weekend. >> news just in about a partial derailment of a green line train last week. metro officials have just confirmed a heat sink caused the tracks to buckle. dozens of passengers had to evacuate. no one was hurt. suzanne kennedy is at an -- a meeting with metro officials right now. they have agreed to new guidelines as to when to slow down trains in extreme heat. those guidelines are expected or tomorrow. rebuilding the railway train came off the tracks and exploded into flames in ohio yesterday. investigators said the tracks had just been inspected on monday and the train was going below the posted speed limit when the two cars carrying ethanol slid off the tracks. jibao walking on the tracks to investigate that tr

investigators say she was driving erratically and collided with a tractor trailer in westchester, new york. a rep of kennedy denies she was under the influence of drugs. she used to be married to new york governor andrew cuomo. >>> the battleground state of virginia, president obama is campaigning in the commonwealth for two days. in roanoke he said if he wins virginia in november he'll win re-election. >> let me just say this, if i win virginia, i'm going to get four more years. >> he won virginia in the 2008 election, becoming the first democrat to do so in more than 40 years. the latest poll by public policy polling shows the president with a slight edge in virginia leading mitt romney 50 to 42% there. >>> london continues to ramp up security ahead of the olympic games. the royal navy towed the hms ocean into place today. it will be a base for navy and army helicopters patrolling the skies during the games. there will be military jets and helicopters on stand by in west london and essex. several sites will have surface to air missiles at the ready as well. >>> ralph lauren says tha

a pretty good strong storm in the southern portions of the new york state freeway heading to westchesterrossing the hudson river here shortly. also through upstate new york, numerous showers, too. so that will be the case today. hit and miss showers and storms in many areas of new england. of course, the afternoon hours is when the meet heating of the day is at the maximum to see the best showers and storms. warmest air down here from philadelphia to d.c., we are on the hot side. new england with the clouds in the 80s. watch out for thunderstorms near chicago this afternoon. you'll be very hot and toasty. then the storms will roll through and cool you off. not so lucky in the middle of the country. so slight risk of severe storms today from cleveland to pittsburgh, detroit, buffalo, all the way back down through the ohio valley. we are right along the cold front. that's good news. once the front kicks through we'll see cooler air returning to areas like chicago tomorrow. so kind of a stormy and hot week once again. what you would expect toward the end of july. >>> all right, thank you, b

. >> in baltimore county catonsville middle and westchester elementary are closed today as a result of those power outages. good morning i am charley crowson. >> i am megan pringle. let's start off with mike masco. >> let's thank fall for the riskiest light. here's what's going on. marled's most powerful doppler radar showing the heavy bands and around baltimore city and this is going along 95 bel air seeing a good downpour. look at this cell just towards the west of the city limits. middle river essex and this cell is moving into ellicott city. dealing with a good downpour of rain between an inch and inch and a half that could reduce visibility but cause isolated flash flooding. easton is at 75. you notice everything is streaming from west to east. right along the cold front. that will shift towards the south. some breaks in the cloudcoverage otherwise showers and thunderstorms. lauren cook so, a lot of problems out there. >> reporter: yes, interstate 70 slammed with rain and a new accident to tell you about the eastbound lanes. we are dealing with a disabled car along the southbound

want to let you know catonsville middle school is closed and fort garrison elementary school and westchester the schools are closed because of power outages. >> all right. so good morning to you. 6,000 people in baltimore county are without power. so if you suspect it might be someone you know and you can hear us, check it out before you begin the day. for now weather is the big story this morning. >> it's a big story. seeing the rain coming down. that's going to tie up the issue with the commute and you will be next and i am sure you have problems. let's show you what's going on outside and yeah, it's a very wet commute. 73 in town. humidity way up there and visibility reduced with low clouds across the area. bands and heavy steady rains. be over the eastern shore over the next 25 minutes or so. white marsh along 695 seeing steady heavy rains. nice pocket coming in cockeysville jumping over 8 3. be aware of your morning commute tripping you up. give it plenty extra time this morning. 73 in town. 75dc but the good news is dew points are starting to come down. wilmington at 64. drier cool are

antidepressants in her system, but no alcohol when she tragically hanged herself in the family's westchester, new york home in may. >> you rarely see all three medications combined. >> what affect does this have? >> you have a serotonin syndrome. which can cause hallucinations, delirium and mental status change, making somebody agitated and at risk for suicidal behavior. >> reporter: mary kennedy's divorce was pending at the time of her death. she feared losing her kids. she had problems with money and alcohol, her family blaming robert for her struggles. they unsuccessfully fought him for custody of her body. it was her sister-in-law who spoke publicly of mary's depression. >> she fought that battle throughout her life. and in the end, the demons won. >> reporter: is there a larger lesson in this tragedy? according to the latest government study, 1 in 10 americans take antidepressants, but for women, that number spikes, about 1 in 4 women, ages 40 to 59 report taking them. >> do not mix our own medication. it is okay to take antidepressants in combination, but it should be under strict guid

who investigators say approached a tcf bank teller in the jewel- osco on south mannheim road in westchester around 11:00 a.m. he handed the teller a note demanding money, and implied he had a gun. police believe a second person was with the robber and got away with a bag of cash. about three hours later ... a tcf bank at a jewel-osco in schaumburg was held up. the robber also handed the teller a note and hinted that he had a gun. a former lake county judge is cleared of d.u.i. charges, but was convicted of resisting and obstructing a police officer. the daily herald says david hall was sentenced to 100 hours of community service and fined a thousand dollars yesterday. prosectors argued hall was drunk when a vernon hills police officer pulled him over 4 years ago. he was pepper-sprayed when he refused to get out of his car. hall's attorneys successfully fought to have evidence showing his blood alcohol level above the legal limit thrown out. the chicago police department is paying millions in overtime to keep officers on the street to fight a spike in summer violence. a police spokeswoman sa

from westchester county, new york is asked to interview a battered female bartender for the boys at ther and ends up fighting for crime victims and starting the first domestic violence unit in the nation. released july 17thth. check it out on foxnews.com and click on justice with judge jeanine. thanks for joining us, see you thanks for joining us, see you next week.

the westchester county medical examiner says the 35-year-old suffered a fractured skull. he was team captain on the team in 1998. >> the trustees of the city college are meeting in just minutes to consider their options. the college has less than a year to show why it should stay in business. acrediting commission could vote as soon as next june to take away certification. her review says the college has longstanding leadership problems and failed to tackle the question of reduced funding. if the school lose as cred daigs it would not be eligible for public funding. >> still ahead at 4:00, $100 for over the counter headache pills? what is behind the black market. >> and there is a sweet deal, sugar may soon be used to power some of your gadget autos taking a look at the san francisco skyway right now, you can see traffic moving quite slowly for drivers trying to make their way eastbound. but it's smooth sailing for folks heading south and beyond. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, s

from westchester county, new york is asked to interview a battered female bartender for the boys at ther and ends up fighting for crime victims and starting the first domestic violence unit in the nation. released july 17thth. check it out on foxnews.com and click on justice with judge jeanine. thanks for joining us, see you thanks for joining us, see you next week. i'm jon scott. we'll see you again next week. >> john: does government deliver? government claims it delivers. burr in reality. >> we do have passenger trains and this are hemorrhaging money. >> hemorrhaging your money. >> should government be doing at it at all and answer is no. >> john: to police officers to work for their union. >> we don't know have any idea what they are doing and we know what they aren't doing. >> john: even defense which government is supposed to do has approximate and postal service can't close little used post offices. >> if this private enterprise had in would be closed. >> he closed parts of government. >> and the party in government. >> you, me. >> think they are generous. government incorporated

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this is in stoney point, a town west of westchester county.tely no one was hurt. >> also caught on camera a pint size puppy stolen from a long island pet store. video shows the man stuffing the pricey pomeranian in his pants and walks out. the store owner said the man had another guy distract the clerk. the store is offering a $500 reward to anyone who finds the pooch. >>> coming up on the news edge at 11:00 a whole new meaning to get ripped off at the pump, brazen criminals targeting women while they fill up their cars. >> and remember the new york bus monitor who was bullied? we've got new details on what she's doing now and how much money she walked away with from that online fundraiser that took off. ñ' >>> some high school kids are doing more than just hanging around this summer. they are part of a camp for young people who want to become engineers. as fox 5's beth parker shows us, they're building a bridge to the future. >> reporter: sometimes a dream can come crashing down. especially if it's made of uncooked spaghetti and epoxy glue. >

i'm glad i got to train in westchester. the bronx is my home, it's where i live.bout the bronx. it gets a bad rap. what are the good parts of you that you think come from being a bronx guy? >> look at my parents. they crazed -- raised me to be the man i am now. it's not so bad. my neighborhood is by the bronx river by the water. i can see manhattan across the river actually. it's only as bad as you make it ute to be. and going from there to west chester is a lot different. people are different, but i saw them all as people. i treat everyone with respect, treat everyone the same. >> did you get into fights as a kid in the bronx? did everyone have to fight? >> no. it's not a boxing match every time you walk out of your house. but we did -- it was a sad day. we were actually coming from my brother's confirmation at church on sunday and my brother, one of my older brothers his name is emanuel. and we got into a little spif going home and it spiralled out of control so quickly. i don't even really remember it. but we were going home one day that day and we -- it starte

joining our panel now is white collar crime investigator from the westchester county d.a.'s office, an office we're familiar with. our panel joins us again. ken, did this guy kill himself or is he on the l a m. >> he's on the lam. >> why? the alleged suicide note is too orchestrated, too detailed, to deliberately designed. he did things that were os 10 day shus. to make it look like he was jumpinjumping off a ferry. buying a ticket that can get scanned but no visual reception ofnt his on the ferry. it's f designed. it reminds me very much of sam israel. >> that being a case in new york where a guy said what suicide is painless and they found him long after. dr. sharp, i'll go to you. he writes a confession or a suicide note depending on how you look at it, maybe. what do you make of it? >> the preamablamble was very strange. he was apologizing for the lack of harmony of thought, things youa don't see in a suicide no. if you're out of it, you don't say i'm sorry i'm out of it. he was very sensitive to how he was coming off. i want to say he did have a number of risk factors

binney went to move in chapel choir in your neighbors were the clintons pretty quick i moved up 2 westchesterg around all the boroughs. i went to elisabeth irwin high school where a lot of your friends from now last night whlast night when a pretty >> there is a big reunion. >> it was right across the street from the winery. >> friends of mine that have a child ate.i. now, the kids put together a copy house and i played at the little auditorium. leadbelly was definitely on the stage. i wondered whether it would be played there are not. >> in 1949. historically, it is a very important school. a lot blacklisted teachers worked there. teachers who could not get work anywhere else in the 1950's. my music teacher -- angela davis went there. the rosenberg kids were there. arthur miller's kids were there. woody guthrie kids were there. it was a very interesting school to go to. anyway, i did move up to west chester. >> i want to ask about the impact on the family of your father's battle with huntington's, eventually your mother began an effort to eradicate huntington's. >> yes. when my dad died, the

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and many more in westchester and fairfield counties. in the spring and summer i'll visit hives once a week. usually, in the winter, i'll do something like go to africa and volunteer to teach beekeeping in some remote place. so i keep busy. this is always my last stop of the day. this is my favorite stop because i know that my 14, 15, 18-hour day is at an end. adam, if we're going to keep two hives right, one, two? or do you want them spaced for any aesthetic reason? >> not aesthetic reason. wouldn't they do better if they are spaced apart? >> i think i like having them both being able to look at the bridge. >> they need a view? >> yeah. >> a room with a view? >> that's what they deserve. >> in the big picture, architecture is the art and science of making sure that our cities and buildings fit with the way we want to live our lives. the west 57 project is a really beautiful site. it's overlooking the hudson riff, and it has a it's perfectly oriented to watch view like we have here. the south and the west. but it's, you know, right where

the incident was less than two months after a westchester grand jury decided not to indict police officer carelli for the fatal shooting. we attempted to reach the white plains public sector mr. chung but he did not in italy responded we're joined by mayo bartlett . welcome back to "democracy now!" \ the significance, the first officer involved in the police killing of kenneth chamberlain to be suspended without pay? the dea's of is that identified him as using the n word? >> yes. we believe it was used at least two times but he is denying he is the one who did it. he is saying -- he is not the nine the work itself is used, but he is saying he is not the one who used it. we do not know is a voice, but we do know the words were used. >> do you know this is the reason he has been suspended without pay? >> we don't know. they won't tell us. it is logical thing that has to be one of the reasons contemplated. it was in connection with the mayor's promise there would be an answer and disciplinary action taken inappropriate. >> is the justice department investigating? >> they are. >> human that

> court papers show kerry kennedy had ambien in her system after her recent traffic accident in westchester. >>> and kim jong-un is married. now we'll send you back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." you don't need to be a weather man to tell how hot it's been getting outside, but if you feel the long hot days of summer and those unseasonably warm falls, winters, and springs are more frequent than ever, you're not wrong. last year was the warmest ever recorded. and the 13 hottestays on record all occurred weren't last decade and a half. take a look at what happened in greenland over just a couple of days earlier this month. nasa used satellites to study ice melt in the country and 40% thawed on july 8th. that's about average for a greenland summer 37 just four days later, 97% of the country's ice sheet was melting. the largest area in more than three decades of satellite study. we've got a lot of facts here. it is exactly what people against global warming would happen. and many republicans in congress deny climate change science. now an environmental advocacy group is aiming to

. >> you go to westchester county. >> schlepp to westchester and then come back to the movie? >> no, you stay out there. >> bloomberg, i didn't sign up -- >> can i just make a point here? can we talk about the practical implications of holding two mediums is not the same as one jumbo. >> and that's $59, not $38. >> so would you give your child a gallon of soda to drink? >> no. >> right. okay. >> but i have the personal responsibility to make the decision about what my children drink and eat. >> how do we solve the problem there isn't personal responsibility being taken across this country and we are obese to where our military is fat and they can't even do sit ups and run a mile. you talk to me about that. you tell me we don't have a crisis that is epidemic proportions -- >> you're talking to someone with a 14 inch waist. >> i'm telling you mayor bloomberg didn't agree with the third term but he's ground breaking on this. he's getting in there and being brave. >> obesity and health, noncommunicable diseases are the biggest health care problems in the united states. >> and nati

we also got a statement from the westchester district attorney's office saying, "we're not a party tohe lawsuit so we do not wish to make a statement." >>> a driver's license, something many of us couldn't wait to do when we were young. that is not the case for the generation known as the millennials. we're going to find out why. >>> back in the day as soon as i was old enough to get my license, i headed straight to the dmv. we did the same thing, except for a couple younger folks on the team. a broader trend. it's the generation "y" age 16 to 34. not driven to drive like we were. i wanted to know why. we're talking to chip espinosa, from california, co-author of the book "managing the millennials." chip, my niece, she's 18. she doesn't care either. she doesn't have a license either. why is this happening? >> part of it, they don't have the felt needs. it's not a milestone for them. if you really look at it, probably a milestone for them is getting their first smartphone. because for us, when we were growing up, it was like, hey, if you wanted independence, you got a car or go meet wi

the main character is someone who enters the system when it is an old boys club, westchester county boysted by a system she sees as unfair. what she tries to do is level the playing field. this one female prosecutor in a sea of men, one female d.a. with 40 police chiefs. she has to outfox her superiors to even get into a courtroom. danny fox is somewhat my alter ego, based loosely on cases i've tried and actual events. think about it, willie, a woman prosecutor like dannie fox sees in an autopsy photo what her male counter-parts may not. you have to read the book to know what i'm talking about. >> it's astounding to hear you say it wasn't a crime, at the time the book was set and you were working to assault your wife domestically or girlfriend. how much of that has changed in a quarter of a century until now with domestic violence. >> it's interesting. it took a long time. the thinking was you beat your wife. if she didn't like it, she would up and leave. there was a whole movement and dannie fox starts one of the first domestic violence units in the nation. she is confronted by a system

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i tracked down his yaert yassin said who is in westchester, new york. they were very, very close. it was a profanity-laced anti-semitic tirade as he kicked me off his property. he had to have help to getaway. at dallas airport he abandoned his car. he had to have had help. infamously in these honor killings, 5,000 a year according to the united nations, always, it is a family member who helps and, one wonders was it a family member who helped yasir said? jenna: what will be your follow up on this? >> we plan ad trip to egypt and the next week the arab spring erupted. we had a bead on where we thought he might be and we were getting some assistance. we had to call off the trip because of the --. jenna: obvious reasons. >> yeah. revolution. and, so, you know, i would still like to go back to egypt, see if we can find him. jenna: i think a lot of people would like to find him at this point especially hearing those 911 calls. gregg, thank you for the follow-up on this. >> sure. jenna: a story we'll continue to watch and hopefully we'll find this man. jon? jon: jenna, hard to imagine a

this was last friday morning this happened on a westchester county highway.ying is that she had a seizure that was caused by a brain injury. and she also said -- i thought this was interesting -- that when she was stopped by the police officer, she says it is theoretically possible that i might have taken an ambien rather than a thyroid pill. they did test her for drugs. she said all the results came up negative. that's what she's saying. doctors say they believe the crash was caused not by the sleeping aid but rather a complex partial seizure. >> there's so much interest in the kennedys all around the country. especially in these parts. that courtroom in this tiny town was packed yesterday for this hearing. >>> here's a picture that will chill any fast food lover like me. this apparently from a burger king in ohio. an employee took this picture standing on lettuce in a burger king. he put it online saying this is what -- this is what your food looks like inside this burger king. the officials somehow at this store tracked him down. apparently he was an inter

this was last friday morning this happened on a westchester county highway.ying is that she had a seizure that was caused by a brain injury. and she also said -- i thought this was interesting -- that when she was stopped by the police officer, she says it is theoretically possible that i might have taken an ambien rather than a thyroid pill. they did test her for drugs. she said all the results came up negative. that's what she's saying. doctors say they believe the crash was caused not by the sleeping aid but rather a complex partial seizure. >> there's so much interest in the kennedys all around the country. especially in these parts. that courtroom in this tiny town was packed yesterday for this hearing. >>> here's a picture that will chill any fast food lover like me. this apparently from a burger king in ohio. an employee took this picture standing on lettuce in a burger king. he put it online saying this is what -- this is what your food looks like inside this burger king. the officials somehow at this store tracked him down. apparently he was an inter