a caer en una red de prostituciÓn. buenas tardes, te saluda teresa. marÍa: bienvenidos. carolina sarassa nos cuenta la historia de una mujer que terminÓ en la magia japonesa. carolina: desde que era una adolescente, la colombiana supo que bailar, era su pasiÓn. >> yo soÑaba ser bailarina profesional. carolina: a pesar de no haber hecho baile, sus movimientos causaban sensaciÓn en las escuelas. >> siempre soÑÉ con eso. tenÍa dos trabajos. carolina: un dÍa cuando bailaba, se le acercÓ un hombre, que tenÍa una propuesta, que parecÍa irresistible para ello. >> era representante de artistas. me dijo que me podÍa ayudar para ser famosa. carolina: la propuesta era ir a paÍses exÓticos para ser bailarina. >> cuando fui madre, mi vida cambio. todo era entorno a mi hija. carolina: semanas despuÉs que dijo que no, su hija fue hospitalizado. >> yo necesitaba pagar cosas. llame a este seÑor. yo me veÍa en hollywood, yo me imaginaba famosa, regresando a mi paÍs famosa, con dinero. carolina: su agente dijo que estaban buscando una bailarina como ella en japÓn. >> yo me sentÍ

train, a little problem this morning. teresa was either the full story. no service in either direction. there is problems with this structure. your shuttle service provided. the rest of the trains are running on or close to schedule. street cleaning rules are in effect . >> there are problems for writers using number five train . >> let's go out to teresa. she is live in the east station with the latest on a platform collapses . >> good morning, everyone. we turn our attention to the buses. they take people to hundred and 80th street. it's part of the plan of the mta . as you can see, people are showing up and boarding those buses. the reason why? i will turn your attention there is a train that's helping them do the work they need to do to prepare the platform up there. it's not a computer train. there is not a commuter train running from east chester dyer all the way to east 180th street. the reason being is that there is a massive platform collapse here late last night. they had been working tonight in order to repair it in time for the morning commute and it doesn't look

again be able to opt out of these tests. >> let's go to fox 5 teresa priolo see if she agrees with me on the days that we have these standardized tests but wasn't common core no homework due and no new homework assigned i think that made -- >> not true for everyone. >> a great day at school. >> ukd not disagree with you more. number one, the day of testing was followed by a sleepless night for me. palms sweaty, heart beating, hated sitting down to take theses tests. and then i went there, pencils down, did i second guess i made the right choice and always got homework been so i don't know where you went to school but when i have kids i'm sending my kids to your school district. i guess even though i'm old not much as changed. the way they view these state tests makes them incredibly nervous. they are changed but we don't know how many kids are going to sit for it. this after the state had to make these changes to these tests. shorter untimed vetted by 22 educators across the state when the school bell rings today that's the common corps. test your child will sit down to take. that

subpoenaed. let's go to teresa joining us live at city hall with more details on all this. teresa, good morning. >> good morning. the hawks seem to be circling city hall. investigators are serving the subpoenas to top aides. they are interested in very big checks that were written by some very big donors. whether or not the mayor had anything to do with it . this is according to some experts in it could boil down to the minutia and the state law. >> when the mayor wakes up , this is what he will see. >> the new york daily news suggesting the scandal involving mayor deblasio are creating an element of fear and glam at city hall. the post is not mincing words with , you've got server! three advisors were served with subpoenas in the the mayor's fundraising practices. in the city and around the state . emma wolf is the mayor's director of the intergovernmental affairs. russ is a top campaign fundraiser serving for the main non-for profit . they are reports that the consulting firm work on the political campaign and the city's teachers union were also served. the subpoena came from the us a

. >> i think most people that know me think of me as this gregarious, outgoing person and with teresa i was the quiet one. she'd walk into a room you couldn't not notice her-- she just lit up the room with her personality. >> jennifer and teresa were two women who took a long time and long roads towards finding themselves and then each other. >> we knew we wanted to be married. we knew we wanted to spend our life together. the night before the attack we went to our favorite bar. we had this incredible conversation about what life would look like and what we wanted to create for ourselves. and she went to go get us another drink and she just turned around and just mouthed "i love you." >> brangham: the very next night, jennifer hopper's and teresa butz's plans would come apart in the worst way imaginable. they went to sleep in their home in the south park neighborhood of seattle. they had no warning of what was to come. >> a young man named isaiah kalebu came in through an open window in the house that jennifer and teresa shared. he sexually assaulted each of them under the threat that i

great idea with secret service. maybe social security there too but teresa priolo will tell us about that outside trump tower on the latest on the race. good morning. reporter: secret service all of the government agencies, just in one place at the same time. good morning to both of you. good morning everyone when it comes to drump he's getting a late start on campaign trait today. he'll be upstate in plattsburgh with a late night last night he loon with his gop rivals attempted to show some very big donors why their values are in line with new york value. >> one of the great, great cities of the world that is called new york city. >> capitalizing on home field advantage donald trump introduces big apple to some big time donors and explains what new york values are always about. >> when we talk about values what to we see in new york values? we see our really, really incredible when you look at september 11th especially? new york police and new york firefighters, incredible. too. >> you're so alive when you're in new york and fact is you don't want to sleep when you're in new york. a

be intensify. top allies have been subpoenaed. let's go to fox 5 teresa priolo gowning us live with more details on all of this. good morning to you, teresa. >> good morning kerry and juliet one of the big headlines city hall has been subpoenaed. those words from may or your attorney at issue here campaign finance laws. loo into why some very big down state donors wrote very big checks to upstate campaigns that they never had an interest in before. the experts say this could all boil down to minutia in election law. when mayor wakes up this morning this is what he'll see. new york tale news suggesting scandal involving mayor de blasio are creating an element of fear and gloom at city hall. the post not mincing words with you've got served. three top served with systems in ongoing investigations into the mayor's fundraising practices. in the city and around the state. and director of intergovernmental affairs. ross is a top campaign fundraiser who also served as treasurer for mayor nonprofit campaign for one new york. their reports berlin rose and a consulting firm that works on mayo

reassigned and removed. is a joint investigation and teresa joins us now who will be next? the commissioners naming names and taking action. it's some of the senior management of the nypd. this is after allegation service that they were involved in a major scandal. this is sending the top cops embarrassing the department and violating the public's trust. >> this is not a good day for the department. >> the police commissioner discusses the embarrassment caused by the nypd with top cops. >> the public has expectations of the public officials and the police department and leadership. if those expectations are not met , actions must be taken. >> as a result , it goes into a quid pro quo scandal. police commissioner has lowered the handle . >> have modified and transferred deputy chief michael harrington and the grant. deputy chief rodriguez is second in command of the south precinct. deputy chief colsn is placed on death duty. all four stars with close connection to the farmer chief seems to be at the center of both investigations. the fbi used wiretaps, phone records , easy pass

has a huge new york primary. we have a team new york primary. we have a team coverage for teresa for yolo in cary drew. >> police need your help . they want to catch these guys went on a horrific rampage.they beat up eight of these guys, beat up one man outside of a brooklyn bar. he was hit with a barstool and stabbed. camera. >> they are back. get ready for the return of spending 17 years underground. no joke this makes me cry. i get so upset . >> i get so upset right your mother! >> of course we will show the video nonstop .>> that's awesome!>> good morning! i am robert moses. >> is a good morning? >> i feel like i will need to come for you this whole when you see these insects , they have a floppy wing and this should be horrible. >> they will be buzzing all around us. >> maybe it will not be a great summer. how long does it last? how are they out there?>> i might not leave my house! i have a great story for you. when i was in mississippi , oh boy! they were so bad that they put me in a hotel and i had to sweep them off the front door because it was a motel and you had to swee

. >> that's true, and disturbing let's go to fox 5 teresa priolo joins us live from upper west side with what we know. good morning. >> ever been to beau bridge here in the park? >> i have. yes. >> it is a beautiful location but it is quite secluded from everything les. woodsy and according to police this is where this alleged encounter went down not far from where we are off central park west happened before midnight according to police. a witness called police said that he was approached by somebody right around beau bridge. offered sex with an 11-year-old boy this exchange for $300. this witness says that this boy was around 11 years old. er wearing a light spring jacket, and he declined the invitation, the solicitation, and this witness says he immediately called 9-1-1. this is a dlaichtion given to police, this is the description we're given to -- getting to you in the hopes that maybe this guy might look familiar and you can help track him down. adult exploiting the child was a white male 35 years old. dark hair and clean shaven. last seen wearing black jacket with a fur collar or fur h

favors. let's go life to teresa priolo live outside city hall with the latest on all that happened in this story that grew quite a bit at least what we knew of it over o the weekend. good morning teresa . j i don't know that we've seen the the end of it. good morning ben and juliet. good morning everyone. this not only dealing with mayor's inauguration but his time as may or your is a seat that he hold it is inside of this building behind me here at city hall. mayor insists that he's not the focus of this fbiing seen four officers demoted busy as we mentioned the scandal sure seems to be growing. >> i haven't heard anything about any hasn't been any question posed to mess or my time. >> insisting if there's a federal probe into his fundraising and use of campaign finances no one told him. >> do you believe you're cleared much anything of this? >> yeah, we have no information about investigation happening to begin with. at issue is whether or not the campaign traitd donations for ifer pas quid pro quo with generous donors to his campaign for one new york. the may yore's name was inv

denying any wrongdoing when it comes to his campaign fund. >> he spoke out yesterday with teresa for yellow tell us what they have to say. i am guessing that he seems pretty irritated. >> he was. that was a good way of describing it. he denied any wrongdoing and bristled yesterday allegations that he had circumvented campaign he claims it's nothing more than an attempt to undermine him. >> it is outrageous and i don't know what's motivating it. >> he stacks the statehouse with legislators that help him push his progressive agenda.>> it's a lot of very good people having their names dragged through the mud over these last few weeks. it's a lot of great people that i respect greatly . it's not right and it's not fair. >> the issue came to light after this memo was late to the press. it's marissa sugarman, a cuomo appointee . sugarman suggest team deblasio committed willful and frequent violation of the state election law that once criminal prosecution. they say this explains how. >> and his people did fundraising for state this is in which contributions are sent through a committee. if

raise minimum wage to $15 an hour across the state. let's go to fox 5's teresa priolo live in midtown for us with or more details on what we know about this this deal that was reached late last night. good morning. >> good morning ben and juliet, it is not an on time budget. but they do have that framework in place. it is passed the assembly now waiting on the senate. among things they are debating happens to be a minimum wage hike something that would easkt so many people, people that work here at mcdonald's an other fast food restaurants around this city, and if it goes through, it would be most expensive plan in the country. >> i applaud the leaders for pruning up this diverse plan, a plan that does this much good in this many different areas. >> governor andrew cuomo applauding state lawmakers for nearly ontime state budget a frame qork that governor says will help families of all different backgrounds statewide. most anxious grabbing headline, the minimum wage hike. >> can't lead a decent life. you can't raise a family on $1800 a years in the state of new york so we want to raise

front runner donald trump. let's go to fox 5's teresa priolo she swroins us from outside the grand hyatt hotel in midtown. good morning to you, teresa. >> good morning ben and kerry good morning everyone. this is rare for us even here in new york all presidential candidates will be here to be tonight in new york city but for the gop, the focus is midtown. all eyes on new york city which has found itself square in the middle of the political universe. tonight, donald trump, ted cruz, and john kasich will put on tuxes and play nice at the gop gala at the grand hyatt. a 1,000 a pop dinner that aids what happens nsdz might make news and what happens outside may also too. over 30 different causes are planning to disrupt gala they distrump. also protest donald trump, tens of thousands of demonstrators could show. there is some concern that this rally could mirror what happened at anti-trump rally in chicago that turn violent this year at a time when both delegates greatly matter. >> we have to bring the voter back in. i can win -- >> donald trump holds the lead but ted cruz is shopping f

candidates. teresa joins us live outside trump tower in midtown . >> another hometown paper they whined the assigned and when it comes to trump, these are his negative values. it's one of the great cities of the world and is called new york. >> capitalizing on the home field donald trump introduces the big apple to big-time donors. he explains what your values are all about. you don't want to sleep when you were in new york. the reason why is because you are afraid you will miss something. >> i will admit that i haven't built any buildings in new york city . i have spent the entire constitution. i have to suggest to all of you , when we live in the dark , when we practice politics in the dark, overtime people don't like it . >> if you wage war against the united states of america , if you seek to murder innocent americans we are coming to get you! this comes after trump takes up this endorsement. new york post says he needs more work on being more presidential and better informed. the paper believes he reflects the best of new york values. >> outside the gala, hundreds disappear and som

go to teresa. she is live with more. >> . theresa: we know how tough it can be. that's when things are running normally. now , at a strike in the mix and that's what we're talking about. good morning to both of you. 40,000 union workers from five states stretching from massachusetts to virginia are logging off the job today. here in new york city i'm standing across the street from the spot where everyone will need and it's a nondescript building . 230 w. 86th st. they will strike here at 6:00 a.m.. this will be one of the largest strikes and verizon history. countless customers, me and you if you happen to subscribe , that if you have a wire line with you will be interrupted and we don't know for how long. hours? days? months? we do know it's having nothing to do with verizon wireless. we are talking about verizon with wireline customers. we have a few issues. the workers in brooklyn are fighting for the first contract and others have been working without a contract since august. some of these workers claim the company's attempt to outsource jobs overseas and they say the company

. >> teresa joins us now from hillsdale new jersey with the story. >> good morning. iceberg. it affects six transgendered students right off the bat but who showed up to the meeting last night, this boat was made and they say this affects all students . for some, it's a no-brainer and for others it's about privacy and security. >> i am so glad to see the school taking the right step and implementing a policy. >> what about the stress on our children? what about my child? nothing is getting addressed for that.>> is a contentious issue on a topic debated nationally . students in the school district who are transgender can use the bathroom which corresponds to their identity. >> i feel like it's great for all of us. we are teaching them about the people they should be in the community they should have. it's the society that they should be part of. >> monday's vote is 6/1 and it marks the second time they allow public comment. in the past, parents have proposed change. it's the issue with the table. the district says the policy is in keeping with antidiscrimination law. it not only opens th

in schools. it's how many students will opt out. we will go to teresa who is live outside ps 123. that's in brooklyn.>> good morning. this will mark the first given since parents revolted and demanded that the state make some major changes to this controversial set of tests. >> it shorter and untimed. it's vetted by educators across the state. when the school bell rings, that's a common core test. i will make sure my kid takes that test. >> parents, teachers and students complain about common core. they say the test doesn't match the grade levels. they assume students will send the same and it affects the teachers performance. >> common core is very confusing. when i went home i got really upset and that made my parents upset. of new york state students opted out . of those that took the test, between 30 and 34% passed. >> the state had no choice but to revamp it and implement changes that address the issues. the question is, will it be enough to get them to sit for the exam. states. labor to speak in common core and they have to do it in order to get a slice of 696 million. you

. >> so investigators now trying to determine whether criminal charges will be filed. fox 5's teresa priolosome the studio now with more on the developments. teresa, good morning. >> disturbing to so many people because when you think about police officers, members of the community they're not supposed to be able to be bought but above all of this and when this story broke earlier this week it was certainly scandalous but details were vague. now police commissioner is naming names that he's taking action against those he says has embarrassed the department. good day or for the department. >> a somber looking police commissioner discussing embarrassment cause bid nypd top come cops -- >> certainly leadership of the department and if those expectations are not met, then actions must be taken. as a result of both fbi and nypd investigations into a quid pro quo scandal, police commissioner bratton lowered the hammer. >> i have modified and transferred deputy chief michael heying it ton and james grant. we have with also transferred deputy chief david cohen and department chief eric rod.

sexually assault a >> jogging about an hour ago this time yesterday. let's the go to teresa priolo following this story for us. teresa, good morning. >> it's what we do guy we get out early or maybe escalate at night when it's dark outside. we go for a run. that's how new yorkers do things but she was trying to exercise one minute and next minute victim of a crime. plus are asking for your help. it's not much. but they believe is is man who attempted to rape a 23-year-old while she was out jogging yesterday morning. >> very concerning. yeah. >> you're the running on your own. >> yeal, i didn't know this happened just now -- >> when you hear about it -- >> i get scared. >> police sent wednesday looking for clues and why this man chose young woman was running on a path near prospect park west and garfield place after 5 a.m. when the man ran up behind her, threw her to the ground and brandished a knife. he tried to pin her down, but victim fought back. >> now that this has taken place, it's beginning to make me start to think more about just being more safe. >> that woman u unharmed w

: he has skeletons in the closet and when the cameras are off you should hear, teresa know. john, they all know. >> meteorologist: he has the halo that never goes away. teresa says it kills. everybody got shot at immediately. ben: make it warmer please. >> meteorologist: yes, it can. today, just a little bit warmer. another cold one out there. if you are going to the bus stop you will need it. scarves, gloves, the stuff you typically need in the wintertime you will need today because it is cold, not as windy as we had yesterday but your morning temperature should be 30 as you head out to the bus stop or train stop. 30 central park, 29 in newark, 27 in bridgeport, montauk checked in at 32 , winss light reporting winds calm with a clear sky, and high clouds roll in later on. the warm front, cold front will work its way later this evening into tonight. you will see clouds later in the day, a high of 45 , and a high of 60 tomorrow, 52 friday, friday. let's gain a snapshot of the commute, where are the biggest hangups? sapna: watch out for an accident by exit and blocking alain, connecticut

attacks. teresa is joining us live from midtown . teresa, good morning. >> good morning. it's an inconvenient mistake but the crowd went easy in western new york. we'll get to that in just a second. i believe that it's okay it comes to cruise and i seem to have turned his attention to when new york and trying to slow the trump delegate support . >> think you, everyone. make america great again. >> in a 24 hour leading up , donald trump was joined by a diverse group of trump towers. they organized by the former contestant, amoroso. he shuffled off to buffalo where he was introduced by. >> ryan. >> as the greatest people i've ever seen in action. >> is an embarrassing? yes. 50% of voters support him and only 21% supporting john kasich with 18% supporting cruise. kasich is hoping to capitalize on his late surge . >> 20% of the people in the country have no opinion of me because they don't know me. my name has come up but people still haven't decided. >> cruz spent his day between the big apple in the next big contest , marilyn. 95 delegates are up for grabs here. the way it all work

structural problems between east chester jagger avenue. teresa will have more. metro-north in new jersey transit with the three cleaning rules in effect today. juliet: thank you, ines. commuters who run the number five need to get around with some extra time factored in. >> big problems in the bronx. was good to teresa.it's >> have a lot of work ahead of them. they shut down the trains in this area. may be able to see the crews working behind me. is the last stop . this is a problem that started around eight 30 p.m. after a piece of construction equipment hit a massive concrete gaping hole in the platform. we are talking about a 30 foot chunk that sank about 1 foot. no one was injured but it's creating a lot of issues. crews have been working through the night attempting to not only repair it but also get things up and running . as a result, no fire trains running here at work for the next five stops. that starts in east and ends around east 180th street. department. >> they are giving it work for the correct situation. >> as a result, if you can't take a five train you have to go around

report of an investigation into the fundraising activity. >> let's go to teresa live at city hall. looks like the scandal is growing.>> the plot thickens. good morning. the mayor is being dragged into it specifically , this deals with the way his team used the funds that helped him gain a seat at the occupies inside the very building behind me. at issue here is what we are hearing and it's the mayor's campaign trading donations for favors. this is a quick pro quote that involves rewarding very generous donors like to businessman who served on his inauguration committee. the mayor was involved in a fbi and us attorney investigation. it's two businessmen and their political connection. if the mayor is involved, if his campaign finances are being screwed is, no one told him. >> everything we have done is carefully done with many lawyers are you sure you. >> you will be totally cleared of anything. >> we have no information about the investigation happening. >> he also went on to say the idea that the scandal has ensnared for police officers were connected to . the mayor said he would given.

overnight refuge here at santa teresa catholic church in san jose. responding to a call from the diocese to do something to help the homeless, the church has provide some food and assistance, along with bathroom facilities and access to a kitchen. 16 -south bay churches which people during the winter months. police are cracking down on illegal massage parlors in san jose. >> pam: marriage proposals acustar. greta is here with details on the proposal the turn into a surprise rescue. . some >> grant: guy as one ad to trauma suffered a 27 year-old this probably was not pajama he was looking for climbing a rock and canada dangling right there he needed to be rescued a helicopter call then got stock and it's a little shaky. and over face time the video chat lifespan. 8 ft. off the ground and the chopper call then. the hours later acting erratically police are called and charged him with having math. . >> grant: $10,000 the helicopter ride >> britteny: continue with this system to the south of us bringing rain can are you. offering shall. will the abet close to seven and a claw pocket. still d

major gang round up this morning. greg: teresa priolo is there this morning. >> reporter: a large take down >> this seems to be one of the main meeting areas. coming and going. bringing into this precinct. not only is this an nypd operation, but they have the help of the u.s. marshals service. this began at 2:30 a.m. this morning. including rounding up these individuals from a number of different housing project around the bronx. unclear to how many people were actually arrested. one hundred suspected criminals. such a sizable operation. details on this, typically in nypd and different agencies involved wait to get together. put a bow on it. when asked for information euros being, the one person who could give it to us, he sped off. we are waiting together more information. a major, major takedown. could be the largest in the nypd history. greg: all right, teresa. thanks a lot. rosanna: it is a pup form collapse. be to blame. >> okay. southbound five train service has been restored with delays. a shuttle bus between 108th street. dyer avenue. that is worth a shot cyrus. greg: they

tower. latest from midtown. back to both of you until studio. >> teresa priolo along 5th avenue thanks very much. here's all of things in you need to know for voting this morning. >> polls are now open in new york city. nassau, suffolk, westchester, rockland. orange, putnam and erie countieses. all open at 12 moon and they close at 9 p.m. all of them. new york primaries are closed. that means you have to be a registered democrat to vote in the democratic primary or a registered republican to vote in the republican primary. however, voters of any party or no affiliation in four legislative districts can vote in special races to fill vacant seats they are in lower manhattan, brooklyn, staten island, and nassau county. do you approve? >> those pretty, you know, hotly and a dean skelos had in long island. >> much more still to come including connection with the corruption probe. >> auld drink is watching forecast and hazy skies this morning. >> closes this morning but sun will break through and that will warm us nicely later this afternoon. we're already at 65 degrees currently in t

to teresa. she joins us from the grand hyatt in midtown. >> i believe it's a job for use of correct me if i'm wrong. in recent memory, i believe it's one of the only time police had all of the candidates from both parties in the city. when it comes to this election cycle tell me if you are right or wrong. when it comes to the gop , all eyes are here in midtown. >> all eyes are on new york city which has found itself squarely in the middle of the political universe. tonight donald trump, are putting on their tuxes to play nice.they will be at the gop gala at the grand hyatt. it's a $1000 dinner that aids the republican party. what happens inside my make news and what happens outside might also two. 30 different causes are planning to disrupt the gala and they dislike trump and his message. among the masses is a past apprentice contestant. there is tens of thousands of demonstrators showing up . there is some concern that this rally could mirror what happened at an anti-trump rally in chicago that turned violent earlier this year. >> tonight's event comes when voting delegates greatly

the teens out there. 18 teresa marcello and 28 in central park.300 montauk. they also have wind out there and it's when you do what we had yesterday coming from the north east at seven 20 miles per hour. that makes it feel colder than it is. not the best start.it is drier . the light rain just want to hang with us. snowflakes on the wrap your to the catskills in the poconos. we will see a general trend of living sky coming at you is because forward . here's the showers yesterday. pushing down to south and we are done with that. sunshine is back to colder temperatures are back. the northwest . there has been some snow sticking around for a while and i don't think it's so bad. there is some standing water. high temperatures today is your evening temperature and it's 170 shy of what we typical see this time of year. it's quite a bit. a little bit of that last until friday. there's a couple more days of a cold stuff . let's bring in ines rosales . >> the weekend doesn't work any better. >> look at the bright side. traffic is looking good. doing fine on 280. let's look at the cameras. th

teresa pled guilty to fraud in 2014. teresa was released from prison right after serving 11 months. jen: honored by his peers during a special tribute concert. reporter: they were among the many last night, the star-studded lineup performed beloved space odyssey. >> this is a big story. it guns n' roses fans kicking off the reunion tour a week ahead of schedule. band members alive and well, here they are arriving. you can see the banners as fans have been lined up all day outside. they have 200 tickets available. tickets are being sold up to $4000, they kick off the tour next weekend with two sold-out shows in las vegas. just today they announced the dates of the 21 day summer tour stadium on saturday, with july 21. it was my first concert ever, very exciting. jen: he started a food crazed. steve: now putting a new spin on the traditional sandwich. we will check out his korean friendship. and first, here's tonight's new york minute. >> thousands of local kids got an inside look at how broadly works. thanks to the cast of a wicked. they were shown everything from lighting, set desig

magnitude 8 here. we're in a shake house on the amd campus. i've got teresa chavez here running the earthquake awareness. wow, i think we survived. i'm okay. are you okay? >> i'm good. >> we stopped, dropped. i think we're feeling an aftershock. what's the message you're trying to get out to your employees. >> as we know, earthquakes can strike at any time so it's important to be prepared and know what to do. the biggest misperception is that you would get into a doorway. really what you want to do is do what we did, get on the floor, hands and knees, cover your head and neck with your hands and cover as best as you can. >> you did an earthquake drill for your employees yesterday here at headquarters. was there any surprises or anything that you think they didn't know about but know about now? >> definitely the doorways and make sure you get under your desk. another thing is if you're walking and can't get to a desk or a table, get to a low table, take cover and hold on. >> sam and laura, i want you to look at video we shot earlier. the san mateo county health system is holding its

to know why many democrats in brooklyn wiped off voter rolls. teresa priolo is in downtown brooklyn with a closer look. who do they think teresa are people are going to vote for. are they breaking it don that >> i have not seen nog that breaks it down specifically. of course senator sanders wants process changed but that he wants it to be an open primary instead of closed to include independent voters but that's not this. names were physically removed or party affiliation changed without their consent. scott is stringer labels as chaos and confusion and when you talk to voters, they're angry that they were shutout. >> we try to put our ballot in the scanner, scanner will not tick our ballot. kind of complaint heard time and again tuesday. delays, snafu obstacle prevents from casting their ballot. >> emergency ballot but it won't be counted until after 9:00, 10:00 how fair is that? >> new york city attorney general office said it's been overwhelmed by voter complaints. 700 by phone and e-mail at last count. the state received during the 2012 general election. now, the city comp troll

: teresa priolo with the details. poor for good morning. is girl fought back and she won. a lot of wen exercising a loan. a ry popular area. yesterday this woman was just trying to get a run in and then >> reporter: it is not much. they believe that this is the man who attempted to rape a 23-year-old while she was out jogging yesterday morning. >> you are out running on your own. i do get scared. >> reporter: police spent months of wednesday searcng for clues. the young woman running on a path near prospect park west and garfield place just after 5:00 a.m. when the man run-up ranger, through her to the ground and printed a knife. the victim fought back. the woman was unharmed with the exception of several cuts to her index finger which needed stitches. think more about just being more safe. >> you just look around kind o assess your situation and keep moving. >> the most populated times. stay on the road. not so much on the trails. >> asking you to consider this. especially before daybreak. >> run outside. you have windows where people can see. run impacts or groups. >> reporter: even

encounter. he was walking in central park. >> teresa joins us now in the upper west side. >> it so troubling. even in the art . we don't often hear about this. according to police they say a man was approached by the iconic bridge in midway into the park. according to the witness, he says he was approached by someone and he was offered sex with a young boy for $300. the witness says he was told the boy was 11 and he declined the solicitation and he immediately called 911. police are trying to track down this man that was with this boy. teenager help. they have released this description looking for the media to give it out. it's hopes that someone the adult that's exploiting the child happens to be a white male at 35 years old dark hair. he is unshaven with a black jacket and a four color with blue jeans. the young boy is 11 or they are around.he was wearing a spring type jacket and the color red or orange. they are giving us the description we are giving it to you because this man is still on the loose. police want to find him and also make sure the young child is safe. he is an ou

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her efforts, she got albanian's highest award, the mother teresa award. [applause] the second thing i want to say is that you look around the crowd, catholic institution of higher education with an overrepresentation of albanians and albanians that are predominantly muslims and a great smattering of american jews and then people who come from -- look at the students here. it looks like we're convening the united nations. [applause] why am i saying this? because of what to start with this point -- we live in an interdependent world. i hear your president talk about this -- he made it part of the future. you can put all the walls you want around america, not just across the texas border with mexico. you can put one across the border with canada. erect seawalls in the atlantic and pacific. we will still be interdependent because of social media. there is no place for us to hide and this is the model of the future that i want for the young people nuts is in the united states but all over the world. look at this room. look at this room. [applause] no one, no one who walk through this door

. any possible connections in his attempt to ban horse carriages. >> teresa is here with the latest. >> good morning. >> this is the probe that just keeps on growing. there are reports that the us attorney's office has handed over asus peanut to the horse carriage industry. the same people who doled out a large amount of cash to the mayor's non-for profit. the allegations are city hall accepting donations in exchange for influence. >> everything we have done is legally and appropriately. >> it's one of the issues at the center of his mayoral bid. the horse carriage industry that he promised to ban during his first week on the job. two years later, mayor deblasio was forced to answer tough questions about his connection to the industry. hard for the ponies to be removed from city streets. >> made it very clear that we need to make a change. this morning, the book the group pushing the ban has announced that its fundraising efforts. records show two donors went in to donate $100,000 to the mayor's non-for profit is to evade election lot and a way of exchanging cash for favors. when as

the suspect .teresa has more . police have to work with. here is a closer look. this is a man who attempted to rape a 23-year-old while she was out jogging yesterday morning. police spent much of wednesday searching for crew clues as to who this man is and why she chose this victim . the young woman was running on garfield place after 5:00 am. man ran up behind her , threw her to the ground and brandished a knife.he tried to pin her down but the victim fought back. she was unharmed except for several cuts to her index finger. it's rippling through this tree-lined section of brooklyn. >> i am new to new york so i think i would definitely run when there's people out during the populated times. stay on the road. stay on the road. >> the brooklyn borough president is asking you to consider this especially before the break. outside the park. my advice would to be to run in groups. >> even that might not have stopped this criminal from attempting to do harm. >> the man expected of being in an engine burglar is something! robert costanzo committed 100 burglaries over the past decade. bec

teresa priolo joins us with what the mayor is saying this morning for four good morning. he said he was not going to talk to this anymore, but then he had to because people kept asking questions about it. he was prickling at allegations. he says these allegations are nothing more than a political hit job. >> it is outrageous. i do not know what is motivating it. push his progressive agenda. >> aeroflot a very good people are having their names trailed through the flood. a cuomo appointees to the state court of elections. sugarman suggested team defazio committed willful explaining how. >> he and his people did some fundraising for state senate democratic candidates. there is large contributions were sent there a second commit. direct communication between the donors in the campaigns. the mayor never denied exploiting that loophole. he claims that that is the way politics works. >> i think that there is a obvious? around that double that was leaked to the press. will questions about motivation. when reached by the press, cuomo spokesperson said it was not him. >> takes a lot there, t

two years, and maybe even longer outside o the city people lements go to teresa priolo in midtown. with more. hello there, teresa. >> good morning everyone when we start talking about state budget people eyes glaze over. but when you see how it will impact people could inning workers at a place like mcdonald's who make minimum wage. >> i applaud the leaders for coming up with this diverse plan, a plan that does this much good in different areas. nearly time state budget a framework governor says will help families of backgrounds state wide. most grabbing attention headline, minimum wage hike. >> you can't raise a family on $18,000 a year in the state of new york so we want to raise the minimum wage which in and of itself would affect 2.3 million workers. deal raises the minimum wage in new york city to 15 an hour by 2018. in westchester, and on long island that will happen by 2021. there are some caveats for small businesses in the city and upstate workers. another major cue for cuomo agreement on paid leave. getting 12 weeks off to care for newborn, sick relative and families wit

board. teresa priya low is live in brooklyn with a closer look >> good morning everyone. today we hear of problems from time to time but they are usually not on this scale. this is one of our basic rights. the ability to cast a ballot . supposed to be free, fair and efficient. they are angry they were shut out. >> for new york state general's office says it's been overwhelmed by voter complaints. 700 by phone and email at last count. the city comptroller is promising an investigation. i've decided to audit the management and operations of the new york city board we will go in and asked some tough questions. >> some polling places open two hours late or voting books going missing. valid scanners malfunctioned and why voters were inexplicably stripped from the rolls. michael j ryan is executive director of the city's board of elections. >> i would find that highly unusual. if anyone tailored with the roles and outweigh . >> the hardest hit borough is brooklyn. 120,000 registered democrats dropped since november of last year. the perception that numerous may have been disenfranchised

oside of prospect park. back to you. juliet: incorporated you, teresa. in staten island, a man is accused of being the ninja 46-year-old robert costanzo committed more than 100 burglaries over the past decade , hundred and 50 or so . because of a five-year statute of limitations, he only faces three charges. district attorney says he targeted wealthy neighborhoods , hiding i the homes so he could spy on people. it's concerning because of his past. the da says he swiped around $4 million in cash, jewelry and other valuables. he was focused on the master bedrooms. if you felt like they had a safe or the size safe you would come back . he had a string of rapes in florida and one in new york. he got his ninja nickname because he worked in dark clothing with his face covered. he could wear 15 years in the 72-year-old democrat was convicted on federal corruption charges last fall after taking millions of dollars in illegal payments. he wrote a letter to the judge admitting his guilt and apologized saying he failed the people of new york.it's years of public service. >> i would rather yo

people protesting. they were trying to make their way inside of the hyatt. didn't happen. teresa priolo outside trump tower this morning in midtown. what's going on, teresa? >> reporter: good morning, greg and rosanna and good morning, everyone. all the gop hopefuls getting a late start last night. they tried to make the case where their values are in line with new york values. >> it is one of the great, great cities of the world and it is called new york city. >> reporter: capitalizing on his home field advantage, front-runner donald trump dusts the big apple to big-time donors and explains what new york values are all about. >> when we talk about values, what do we see in new york values? we see our really, really incredible, when you look at september 11th especially, new york police and new york firefighters. incredible. >> reporter: his opponent took a shot at it too. >> you're so alive when you're in new york. the fact is you don't want to sleep when you're in new york. and the reason you don't want to sleep is because you're afraid you're going to miss something. >> i will

. >> yeah. we're hoping to meet some of the democratic nominees this week too. >> teresa priolos has more. >> good morning, everyone. the billionaire businessman is due in buffalo today, later tonight actually around 7:00 for a major campaign event there. who knows what might happen throughout the morning and the early afternoon here in movement after all, there is a push on to get as many votes as possible ahead of tomorrow's primary. and a new cbs news poll shows that, in fact, tomorrow's primary really is donald trump's to lose, 54% of republicans here in new york back him. concerned, cruz and kasich are neck and neck. >> we're going to have a big day, hopefully, in new york, because i love new york, and a guy like cruz, you heard his statement on values, new york values, and i can't imagine any new yorker voting for cruz. >> the push is on for every last vote in the empire state. donald trump and john kasich have been crisscrossing new york, addressing issues big and small. >> i'm not a neutral party when it comes to israel. you count me four square in their corner. >> the infrastruct

mine all catholic boys. then i took teresa richmond, who was non-catholic. >> i remember you talk about her. >> teresa. >> yes. >> it was theresa i went going over to her house after the prom. >> did you drop her off. >> about two weeks later. we met the parents. >> after the prom you met the parents. >> i met them the night, just briefly but they wanted to talk to me more. i go over there and her daddies eating sunnyside up eggs in like a serial bowl. i said why would they be in a serial bowl. he was pouring beer over the eggs. >> wow. >> never thought of that. >> yes. >> anyway, my friend, steve grant, his favorite song, he played it at thinks wedding, was this by percy sledge. >> ♪ when a man loves a women, can't keep his mind on nothing else, he would change the world for a good thing he he found ♪ >> sing it, percy. >> ♪ >> sure, he can. >> she can do no wrong. >> she could do no wrong. >> oh, yeah. >> that is timeless. >> you can play that today at a prom and everybody would get up and dance. >> yeah. >> i love it. >> look who has arrived. >> go behind the door. >> go

voters about where they come down. this is teresa. >> hello. >> registered democrat. will you be voting for bernie sanders? >> definitely not. bernie sanders is one fracking problem. okay? it's very hard here. we would like the opportunity, we would like the opportunity to develop our resources just like new york city has the opportunity to develop theirs. upstate new york we have not been given that opportunity. >> who will you vote for? >> oh, trump no doubt. >> you're hoping he -- you're going to cross over -- >> that's right. that's right. but i do support the gop candidate whoever he may be. because all of the candidates have a position for making the united states energy independent. okay? >> and betsy you're a registered republican. >> right. >> teresa is going to cross over from democrat to republican. are you going to go republican to democrat? >> no way. >> how come? >> about the gop is fracking and i'm for fracking because i live 150 feet from the border, and i can't do anything with my property, and except pay taxes to new york state. i'm definitely a cruz person. >>

and help them buy the instruments. teresa heard about this when she was a little girl and decided to sign up for it and practice the piano. guess what? she turned out to be a prodigy. she was amazing. and for her, a music program was like an opening to another part of the world that she had never seen. she participated in the recitals. sometimes they told me they had to give her a key to the merrick music offices because she wanted to stay and practice late at night. it was tough for her getting through high school. she tells the story when she was interviewed in the local press that sometimes she didn't have a lunch to take to school or any money to buy food. and she would wait till the other kids left, and she'd go through the waste basket and look for food that they left behind. that's how tough it was. but because of her skill at playing the piano, she was given an opportunity. she was accepted at the julliard school of music in new york and at the manhattan conservatory music to pursue the piano. she was that good. and when they started filling out the application, she and her m

have kids use restrooms and locker rooms based on gender identity. teresa priolo has more on this story in hillsdale, new jersey. >> reporter: good morning. this impacts six students specifically but if you were at the board meeting last night and heard the debate you know this does apply throughout the entire district and affect a lot of people. there are some who believe this is an issue of rights, others say it violates their privacy concerns and is a security issue. >> i am glad to see our school taking the right steps and affirming the lives of people like myself and implement a policy that will save those lives in the future. >> what about the mental distress on all our children, my child? nothing is getting addressed for that. >> reporter: contentious issue on a topic debated nationally. now students who are transgender can use the bathroom which >> i feel it is great for all of our kids that we are teaching them about the kind of people they should be, the kind of community we should have and the kind of society they should be part of. >> reporter: monday's vote marks the