." >> i'm stefan holtz. >> and i'm lynda baquero. prosecutors say there was one company that saw an opening to make money. >> the state's attorney general laid out the allegations, a 50-count indictment against an

i'm stefan holtz. >> and i'm natalie pasquarella. the message on long island tonight is the mumps vaccine might not be enough to keep them at bay. >> there are 18 cases. most of those in the community of long beach. greg cergol spoke with a doctor. he's in long beach with what you need to know about this. greg? >> reporter: stefan and natalie, health officials are reporting four confirmed cases and 14 suspected cases of mumps. some of themer here at this long beach emergency department. health officials are blaming this outbreak on what seems to be a changing mumps virus. now health officials say most of the cases have been reported right here in long beach. the patients all in their 20s. most have already received the mumps vaccine, but they still got sick because in some cases the virus appears to have mutated slightly, making the doctors say because as we get older the vaccine's strength can diminish. despite the concerns about the mutating virus, though, doctors are still urging those who have been exposed to mumps to consider ge

i'm stefan holtz. >> and i'm natalie pasquarella. the i-team exposed this case in a bombshell story last month. prosecutors admitted a man convicted of murder did not receive a fair trial. >> this is the exact moment that wayne martin waited 11 years for. he had been serving a life sentence for a double murder, but today martin walked sarah wallace first exposed problems in the prosecution last month. she's live for us in downtown brooklyn. >> reporter: stefan and natalie, talk about an incredible turnaround. this case has virtually unravelled in the past six weeks amid revelations of missing evidence and allegations of prosecutorial misconduct. 44-year-old wayne martin didn't know what would happen in court maintained his innocence in the tire store murder of two men in brownsville 11 years ago. he spoke to me an exclusive interview. >> i wasn't there. i have nothing to do with this crime. i don't know who did it. >> reporter: days before that interview, the brooklyn da's office had revealed to the court that critical evidence, incl

." >> i'm stefan holtz. >> and i'm lynda baquero. prosecutors say there was one company that saw an opening to make money. >> the state's attorney general laid out the allegations, a 50-count indictment against an they tried to scam the federal flood insurance program. greg cergol has the details. >> reporter: behind me is a sandy damaged home that has yet to be rebuilt. it's obvious that the scars from this storm remain raw for some almost four years later, and one long beach resident told me today what this engineering firm and its former employee are accused of doing really adds insult to injury to every sandy victim. today on charges that he and his former employer high-rise engineering ripped off sandy victims. they altered engineering reports that were done on sandy damaged homes, and those altered documents resulted in smaller payouts from the national flood insurance program. now the attorney general doesn't say how many sandy victims were entered not guilty pleas to that 50-count indictment. sandy victims say all of this cau