>> yes. >> the westchester detective loaned may $5,000 of her own money.er back. when prosecutors learned of it, they removed detective carpentier from the case. the defense, they admonished, would call it buying witness testimony. >> i couldn't sleep if i knew something happened when i woke up in the morning. >> i am very grateful to her. because if i didn't move when i did, i wouldn't be here today. >> almost a year after ben's murder, narcy was indicted and walked before the cameras of "america's most wanted." she and her brother, cristobal, were charged with racketeering and conspiracy for two murders, witness tampering, and a host of other charges. >> the plot that led to the death of ben novack was a family affair. >> when the trial got underway in federal court, garcia, the hit man, testified in ice-cold detail how he killed ben novack jr. how did they get into the room? >> narcy opened the door and let them in. >> prosecutors argued that morning there was a small window of opportunity for narcy to let the hitmen in and direct the assault on her sle

. >>> más al norte en westchester las condiciones del tránsito empeoraban y causó que el gobernador deido un accidente y se quedó atascado en una cuesta en yunkers, también ecnontramos a variso vehículos parados, el alcalde de nueva york, michael bloomberg dijo que la ciudad agregará otras 100 ambulancias para emergencias. >>> se espera que continúe nevando tdda la noche con una acumulaciónde e 8 pulgadas' de nieve. >>> enseguida en noticias univisión 14, atención, conductores porque habrá cambios para uno de los puentes más transitados del área de la bahía . >>> también quiénes califican para un crédito fiscal. >>> vivo en arizona y phoenix y me hombrea pasado lo mismo. >>> sergio romo rompe el silencio de esa controvertida playera solidaria para los inmigrantes . >>> qué tal amigos, el fin de semana con nosotros y tenemos el sistema que trae aire seco y nevadas para el sur de california, esto y más al volver. >>> también la historia de un hospital abandonado, donde supuestamente se abrió un pasaje al más allá >>> a partir del 15 de febrero habrá demoras en el puentge richmond san raf

>> this one-mile march is to raise money for the maria fareri children's hospital in new york's westchester county. it's also raising awareness about the need for transplant donors. that's why it's so special that 11-year-old tyler is here. this is not the first walkathon for tyler. the last time he joined this event, he was just hours from undergoing surgery for a new liver. >> i was really sick, you know? so i had to get a liver transplant. >> tyler had been battling a liver disease for years, and it was getting worse. to get a donated liver, you need to be on a national list. for tyler, time was running out. the hospital's medical team worked hard to get him moved to the top of the list. even so, the wait took more than a year. >> and every day we were just waiting. is today going to be the day? is today going to be the day? >> [ sighs ] it's heart-wrenching. you're always waiting, looking at the phone, waiting to get that phone call. and when the phone call actually came in, i think i just sat on the phone speechless, no words coming out of my mouth, and tyler was with me. he just looke

that's westchester county. in milford, there was a line of snow that wouldn't move. it sat there over central connecticut for hours. and i col tell that will new haven was right in the middle of something. 34.3 in new haven. and there's just as much rain or moisture or heaviness in the snow in boston. we've got 24.9, that's the brand-new number for boston. 24.9. but there's at least 36 inches worth of weight there. if you watched at all last night, ali velshi had microdermabrasion going on. but there was sleet pellets flying sideways. and the sleet doesn't pile up as much. still weighs as much as snow, but one inch of sleet is that much. but one inch of snow would have been that much. that's why boston didn't break a record. there goes the storm. it's off into the atlantic canada and the maritimes. it will be a decent day for new york city. the sun's coming out. don't let it fool you. watch the generators, all the carbon monoxide. you can't turn your oven on and hope it will warm your house that's putting carbon monoxide in your house. there's natural gas running it

more on the east coast blizzard the roads are empty we have stefanie in westchester new york where moreof snow is expected to fall. we're having some problems we will try to come back with her in just a little bit medical watch and to women using social media to raise awareness about a devastating disease. donating an organ for the belly button doctors in chicago are among the few performing the innovative procedure and they think it will boost the number of people willing to go under the knife for a loved one. this woman was donating a kidney to her mother who suffered from kidney disease for 36 years i feel fine and it is amazing. >> her positive spirit has a lot to do with this device is specially designed by this surgeon used to remove her kidney. in a traditional kidney removal, surgeons make three- four small incisions in the donor's abdomen so they can place instruments and de camera at the origin site you have multiple areas that are essentially bruised not a single incision it is changing the approach he made one cut in her navel to insert the special port which is designed to

joining me now on the panel former assistant d.a.dan shore who ran for d.a.in westchester county.nal defense attorney bill airenwolf and my good friend professor of psychiatry dr. john sharp from radar online has been following the trial. doc, starting with you this, woman strikes me as a cold person who is acting but she can't act. >> she acts so well she doesn't recognize she's doing it. you look into those eyes and there is no emotion. it's a black abyss. her feeling is put away so far you can't relate to her. >> but she's not insane. they're not offering insanity because she lied so many times, right? >> this is a classic textbook case of how not to defend a client charged with murder. it is. >> why? >> well, you know most defense lawyers will tell you they don't want to put the client on the stand unless they have to. when you're claiming self-defense, have you to but don't put on the stand six days and testify about everything else except why waits self-defense. >> but they're on direct now. six days of testimony. >> you want the jury to like her, if you watch the testimony

. >> i read a story this week where one school in westchester pennsylvania e removed chairs from desksy no longer have chairs. students have to sit on yoga balls. that's what their primary seating is in class. so it helps your posture. >> helps your alertness. and it helps productivity. you can't pull the high school move of, like, sliding back and sliding from the teacher. >> do you have the answer? no. >> if i'm on the yoga ball i better have the answer. the spine, the body ultimately the core holds the spine up. you can see a if she were to slouch. it's easier to do it on a hard metal chair, a couch, car seat or something than on a ball where she has to go from side to side. she has to -- if she slouches she'll fall. >> give me the main benefit as opposed to using it at a gym. what can alyssa do on the ball different from the person doing crunches in the corner? >> that's a good question. doing crunches does more harm than good. when you're using your shoulders and neck like she's not now. lift your chest up. she's using her deep abdominals. there are four layers of abdominals ta ho

viewers watching west of westchester may have a few flakes hitting the ground there. and farther south some light rain. and then farther west of there to charlottesville. closer to washington, some sprinkles hitting the ground. probably is in northern fairfax into louden county into prince william. that's advancing to the north. that's not the main amount of precipitation. that'll be arriving later this afternoon. right now temperatures around 40 degrees. maybe a little bit warmer during the afternoon. then the changeover to snow tonight. what areas might see accumulation coming up in just a few minutes, keith. >> all right, tom. >>> now to the breaking news we've been following this morning. things are getting back to normal after a man was hit by a metro train earlier this morning. adam tusk joins us live with the latest. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this all happened about 8:00 this morning. the heart of rush hour here at the gallery place station. the system just now getting back to normal, but there were big delays earlier. metro says a man, an adult male,

the new york rifle and pistol association and the westchester county association filed a complaint against the state of newark regarding the new strict 2013 again law and will there be a fight if the feds try to enforce new gun laws. two of the country's toughest lawmen coming up. and later live on the scene of the alabama hostage standoff. hostage negotiators hard at work trying to free a five-year-old boy. stay with us. >> judge jeanine: this is a fox news alert. on the ongoing hostage situation in midland city, alabama where a five-year-old boy continues to be held in a secure underground bunker. reports are that jimmy lee dykes the man accused of holding the boy has allowed police to deliver coloring books, medication and toys for him. that, of course, a good sign. we will be live on the scene later in the show to bring you the latest on the negotiations. police working very hard to free this boy and return him safely to his parents. now, back to guns. the obama administration is pushing to restrict gun ownership. if that happens will those laws even be enforced? sheriffs in 39 states

april 22nd, 2006, westchester county, new york, trooper todd boehmer is on the highway. >> i saw a largeeed. the vehicle was going 124 miles per hour. >> the officer gives chase as the driver tears down the interstate. the officer is left to wonder why. >> in my mind, what does he have in the vehicle? who is in the vehicle? is there a dead body, guns, drugs, whatever. >> in a neighboring township, trooper kelly hears the call for assistance. >> i was in a position where i could assist him. i was north of his location. there was a good chance i could intercept the vehicle. >> trooper kelly enters the interstate and spots the runaway limo. >> he actually was passing cars and he actually passed a number of cars right in front of me. >> and then something finally gives. >> i wasn't sure what the smoke was. i didn't know if it was the transmission. i didn't know if it was coming from his car. >> the limousine's transmission blows and it seems the culprit has run out of options. just when the trooper thinks the

in westchester county. criminal defense attorney bill aronwold. former head of the u.s. good friend a professor of psychiatry at harvard university dr. john sharp and from radar online alexis who has been following the trial. doc, i got to start with you. this woman strikes me as a cold person who is acting but she can't really act. >> and she acts so well that she doesn't even recognize she is doing it. you look into the eyes there is no emotion. it is not like your twinkle, judge. here feeling is all put away and some place so far you can't even relate to her. >> judge jeanine: but she is not insane and not offering an insanity defense because she lied so many times, right. >> basically a classic textbook case of how not to defend a client charged with murder. >> judge jeanine: why? >> most defense lawyers will tell you they don't want to put the client on the stand unless they have to. when your claim is self-defense you have to but you don't put the client on the stand for six days and have her testify about everything else except why it was self-defense which is wha

the new york rifle and pistol association and the westchester county association filed a complaint against the state of newark regarding the new strict 2013 again law and will there be a fight if the feds try to enforce new gun laws. two of the country's toughest lawmen coming up. and later live on the scene of the alabama hostage standoff. hostage negotiators hard at work trying to free a five-year-old boy. stay with us. in america tay we're running out of a vital resource we need to compete on the global stage. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025 we could have 20 million jobs without enough college graduates to fill them. that's why at devry university, we're teaming up with companies like cisco to help make sure everyone is ready with the know-how we need for a new tomorrow. [ male announcer ] make sure america's ready. make sure you're ready. at devry.edu/knowhow. ♪ at devry.edu/knowhow. all right that's a fifth-floor probleok.. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundr

and people who ride say the number 6 train up through the bronx, up westchester avenue, and you lookut and you see all that housing, still pretty new, from the 1980s, that was catch's housing program, and a whole lot else besides. so that was one very good thing he did. you know, he was a combustible guy, and a lot of people really didn't like him. but on balance he did more good for the city for sure. >> in our final topic tonight, have any of you figured out just how close john mccain and chuck hagel actually are? i mean, are they really good buddies, eugene robinson? >> it's a bromance, a bromance for the ages. >> okay, is that what that is? i tell you what? who needs enemies with friends like that? i think, michael tomasky, i think that chuck hagel was just taken by it all. >> yeah, well, he was something. you know, i hope he is better prepared for the issues he is going to face as secretary of defense than he was for those questions. >> i think stunned would be the right word. eugene robinson, michelle goldberg, michael tomasky, thanks for being with us tonight. thanks for joini

. >>> vive en westchester. >>> westchester ,inglaterra?os gastos del gobierno... el presidente obama hace un ultimo llamado al liderato republicano y asi evitar que miles de empleados se queden sin trabajo, y millones de personas sin asistencia de programas federales.... los viajeros y la economia de la capital tambien se veran afectados por los recortes... es lo que plantearan hoy legisladores de virginia, quienes se reuniran en el aeropuerto ronald reagan para dar a conocer los detalles.. comienza la semana con un dia soleado.. temperaturas llegaran casi a los 50 grados... pero, no guarde su paraguas!! se esperan lluvias para manana. sintonice el informativo mas completo: noticias washington. los espero a las seis. s. >>> continuamos con más de despierta américa, y cuando de su corazón se trata las delicias del mediterráneo pòdrian ser su solución, maría eugenia payán con los detalles, buenos días una vez más, adelante, entonces, podemos consumir más aceite de oliva. >>> efectivamente, agregar aceite de oliva preferiblemente extra virgen

total, but still you could literally go from new york city where they may get 6 to 10 inches to westchesterwhere it could be as much as 24 inches. all of connecticut is expecting over a foot of snow easy and it will be blowing around and once again, the state of connecticut is facing power outages with a storm of this magnitude. just hard to believe, but this poor state has just been hit so hard. and the problem, craig, is, okay, we see the power outages, the poles are down, tree limbs are down. how do you get the power back on? how do you get to the poles where there's two, three feet of snow on the ground in some of these areas? that has to be removed first before you can get in and restore power. that's why they're telling everybody, plan on extensive power outages with a storm of this magnitude and, unfortunately, everything we see meteorologically is coming together right now off the east coast of new jersey. >> jim cantore with the very latest for us from boston. thanks to you, sir. appreciate that. much more ahead with martin bashir. first though, tyler mathisen with the cnbc market

once you get into populous areas, the suburbs of denver aren't so different from westchester county where i live. >> also, i mean, david plouff points out, obama won the cuban vote in florida. i mean, this was sort of supposed to be romney's -- this is part of the latino population that he had maybe on lock, and obama won it. >> i think sam's piece really helps explain why immigration, of all of the issues -- i did a piece last week. of all the issues the president talked about his address last week, immigration has the best chance, and that is such a shift from a year ago, from five years ago, six years ago when it was just a radioactive issue. the fact that immigration is at the front of the legislative priorities on the republican party helps explain, you know, his piece helps explain why that is, which is that immigration is sort of an issue where like julian castro says it's a piece where hispanic voters decide sort of who is with us and who is not, and it really is -- it really gives you a good sense of why this is such a priority right now. >> well, i mean, especially given -- the

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here's westchester. all the way down here. this is 20 plus over here. if you just go 30 or 40 miles south into the city here, that's only 2 to 4 inches. so that's how it can change, just in a few miles from 20 or 34 inches to only 2 to 4. a little bit of the left, a little bit of right, this could be a miss, but right now, i don't see it missing too many big cities. >> chad, thank you very much. i know it will be tough for a lot of people with a lot of power outages, but there is something to be said for finally getting a winter snowstorm in the part of the country where we're supposed to get them. >>> still to come, we continue our coverage of the massive manhunt for the suspected cop killer. what we have learned from the 11,000-word manifesto he posted on facebook and if he gets through tonight without being caught, how will he survive in the cold? wait for it... wait for it... [ dog ] you know, i just don't think i should have to wait for it! who do you think i am, quicken loans? ♪ at quicken loans, we won't make you wait for it. our efficient, onlin

there's more snow in westchester right now. and that's going to continue to be that way for the rest of the night. then that's the bomb. that's the bull's eye right over boston. in case you didn't know, if you didn't know that spot right there, guys outside, that's where ali velshi is, and just about ten miles north of that, that's buzzard's bay. wind gusts last hour, 71 miles per hour, chris. >> near hurricane. chad, thank you very much. we'll keep that map up from time to time throughout the evening so you can watch the tracking of the storm, see where you are in its path. take the necessary precautions. you heard chad talking about sandy and the unique mix of wind and water that created such devastation. at the end of the day, these storms are not about the datda. they're about the people who lie in its wake. and the people who are still recovering from sandy, last thing they need is another storm like this. gary tuchman is with one of the families in staten island who lived through sandy and is now hoping to make it through

that means long island, westchester, fairfield county. >> you say it with such enthusiasm.die and there would be nothing left. we should say it's just animation it's animation. we dodge add bullet. it's not going to hit us. how rng we should point out there is other good news and that is very large objects like a mile across could wipe out life forms like dinosaurs, so the very fact that we're here talking today talk about this is because one wiped out the dinosaurs that was six miles across. it was a planet buster. and we're here today because of that fact, because of the fact that a gigantic on jekt six miles across plowed into the yucatan of mexico wiping out the dinosaurs. >> real quick. if an asteroid is coming is there anything we can do to blow it up before it hits planet earth? >> to be very blunt about this, we are a sitting duck. we have no way of preventing the impact. the space shuttle has been canceled. the bruce willis solution is to blow it to smithereens. that's a bad idea because then you have a lot of baby asteroids coming at you. >> he delivers the grim n

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a young man from from westchester pa repairing nor a remarkable athletic achievement., and get this he's nine years old e. does it for chara see. nicholas is my guest right now. brave young man attempt th-g amazing tphaet an amaze amazing feat and his mother is also with me, tara. thank you nor joining us. when you're viewers know that you've been involved in many races at the young age that you are right now. you completed your first marathon already, and your goal is to run a marathon on all seven continents around the world and that's what brings you to antarctica, is that right? >> yes, yes. bill: what do you know about antarctica already? >> um, i know that 98% of it is covered in ice. but i'm running on the 2% that is not. [laughter] bill: i like that. also it's summer down there, so you get a little bit of an edge right now. maybe what ha they are saying is like 35 degrees or something like that. >> yeah. bill: i want our audience to understand why you're doing that. tell us. >> i am doing this because i would like to raise money for operation warm, and operatio

this is westchester county just north of new york city and central park got 11.5 inches.ts in most of the areas even where ali velshi was, there was just as much moisture that fell out of the sky but it fell as an ice pellet or a snow gropal, not really a flake where the flakes pile up. those snow grains or that sleet doesn't pile up as much. portland maine, new number for you, 31.9. worcester now 2. right there, logan airport, 24.9. over two feet of snow. it's almost done here. one thing i want to show you, this is some good news. there are planes heading into new york city. there are. this is 100 airplanes heading into newark. and the planes into laguardia, as well, not as.many but planes into jfk. so i guess this means, yes, it's almost over when we start to see airplanes start flying back into where the big weather really was. they're not flying back into this area here, just into new york city because the city didn't pick up nearly as much as connecticut, massachusetts and rhode island. >> did you call that snow grain a gropal? >> a gropal. it's kind of an underdevel

i have the northeast race in westchester which came some street cred. and the turner race in new york nine that i was heavily involved in. word got out. "this is the guy that did the turner race. i am going to listen." it has become more relevant. >> i agree. i would say there is a diminishing role for general consultants all around. there are some differences with the parties. i didn't want to take too many shots at john. we are still a very big part of these campaigns and of the organization. you are seeing the party committees at the republican side becoming -- their importance becoming the minister. karl rove is running both cam mps -- role camps. we have a great staff. we are led by great executive director, guy cecil. we have all been part of the campaigns. the hiring is critical. i was pleased with the work i was able to do with the managers that we had. "our only goal is to help you it behooves us all for you to win and run a good campaign. i do think there is a tremendous amount of attention on both sides of the aisle as to how the campaigns ar

you will get that, especially north of the city, into westchester county for sure. if you're from lower manhattan, south toward the amways and even into northern new jersey, you may actually see -- central new jersey, you may see only 4 to 6 because that's where the rain is now mixing in. you can see it is raining here all the way up and down into atlantic city. but that snow line, that's the most important part for new york city, where does the snow finally change back over and when does it change back over? right through patterson, newark, that looks like wayne and wyckoff, higher elevations, palisades, all snow. all snow up to hartford, waterbury this is all going to be snow all day. you're never going to change over to rain here. the snow is going to pile up, going to be 20 inches all the way through here and the same story as we get into boston. it is going to be as we pan across to boston, you'll never get the break that you need to reduce your snow amounts. the snow amounts will be coming in, the wind coming off the ocean, going to be piling up a lot of water