take a look at this video that we got outside of the mansion on the upper east side. shields.

. >> he should have never gone to the upper east side. the folks on the upper east side don't like him and vice versa but they love him, a liberal progressive socialist on in our syncing, they talk about their trips to cuba and they go back -- stayed there, work out there, live in there. robert: what about the quality of life crimes he is trying to tackle, you have homelessness and all these topless women in times square getting all this attention. what is going to do about it? >> snacking on that. you are snacking on female viagra looking at all of that. these women are out there. this is decadence and debauchery, like sodom and gomorrah. i don't know -- these women are virtually giving you whack dances out there in times square and flooding in the area and shaking their cans and all of a sudden this is as close to prostitution is you can't get. juliet: fostering a tasteless environment because you get the drunks going out there after they hit strip bars, it will be a matter of time before there is groping and all sorts of nonsense. >> a

we're live on the upper east side, kala rama channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. overseas stocks are taking a beating. china's main index plunged 8.5% erasing the gains for the entire year. european markets are down as well. on wall street another nose dive. dow futures are down more than 400 points. experts say if you are thinking about selling right now out of fear do not do that. try to ride out the storm unless you need the money right now. most people don't. >>> 6:59. we check the commute with debbie duhaime. >> thanks ken and michelle. let's tell you what's happening with the inbound lincoln tunnel. 30 minutes in, the george 15. holland 15. as you head towards 495 out towards lincoln watch for the stalled bus. outside to the southern state parkway with our webcam, some problems on the shoulder. alternate side in effect. >>> thank you. >> so looking good. >> yeah, not too bad. the fog's burning off. the showers are exiting eastern long island. going to be partly to mostly sunnied t. 73 right now probably going into the middle 80s during the afternoon. those s

alnsso on the upper east side. survey illance video showsamhe driver of a black car losing control before plowing into a starbucks. this happened before 10:0l thos morning. the upper east side as opposed to the one that happened earlier on the east side. two people suffered minor injuries. >>> health official believe we are emerging from the legi naires' outbreak. just a short time ago, another case of the disease tied to the outbreak here has been confirmed in rockland county. 12 people have died from the bacteria, and a dozen cooling towers have been sited as possible sources of con tam contamination contamination. >> reporter: it's not clear how the new case in rockland county is connectede o the outbreak here. positive. the latest, a nursing home here. we've been talking to residents tonight. many of whom had no idea legionnaires' was found here. >> i do know that we weren't told. >> reporter: we met orville outside of the daughters of jacob assisted living home. he was surprised to learn the building he lives

[laughter] the upper east side has changed. in the upperchoice east side was "the new york " one day in 1962 after they had written an article on favorable to him. our present president who is accused of suppressing dissent, i can say on personal observation that yesterday there was a copy of "the new york times" in the west wing outside the oval office, and i sort of wondered what it was doing there. basically, the upper east side has moved from "the new york yorkd tribune" to "the new herald of books." the upper eastside congressional district which voted 56% for nixon over kennedy voted 74% for john kerry over george w. bush. the upper east side in particular, which of course is the home of much of the media elite, the financial elite of , has changed immensely and in ways i must say -- i may have predicted that at the time, and i predicted some movement towards the left, but i never thought it would reach that sort of thing. i think that is another artifact of the kennedy assassination. i agree with david brown that obvious

. >>> new information, as a teenager shot a pellet again at the security, live in the upper east side with more. >> mary, michael left the station house a short time ago now on his way to central booking at this point it is not clear whether he intentionally shot at that police detail, but police tell us that he has fired that rifle from his upper east side apartment before, this afternoon he is facing a long list of charges. >> no comment and no expression on michael's face on the precinct station house, his night in jail a far cry from his luxury east side home. >> sounds like a horrible thing, not something i would think could happen in this neighborhood. >>> neighbors disturbed to learn their own community, police charge him for firing a bb rifle as she was getting out of the passenger side of this black unmarked police car after 7:00 sunday night. the officer who was part of the mayor's advanced team was arriving at the residence, the pellet striking her in the back feet from gracy mansion. >> strange for me. yeah, very strange. so safe in this area. >>> investigators say he was

news 4's ray vienna is on the upper east side for us with more. >> reporter: chuck, we are right here with pebbles. she's a shih tzu mix, about one of the 150 pets they have here at the aspca. she's a little shaky, but that's skbrus just her personality. she's 1 1/2 years old and she's one of the many pets here who want love and attention for pets who want homes. at the astpc on the upper east side, you can't go too far without seeing a lovable face or an adorable kitten. bringing one home starts with the application process. >> we have them fill out a survey, which gives us a general idea of what they're looking for in an animal. >> reporter: adore dorthea hickey knows all about it, she's an adeoption counselor here and is also a volunteer. >> they have to be 18 and attend several classes. >> there are countless ways to help and care. sarah hurley and her family have adopted several pets and volunteer at the local humane society. her earliest memories of her cat, mittens. the 13-year-old knows the importance of finding a loving home firsthand. >> i was grateful that i was adopted and

that's the latest from here on the upper east side. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up on 6:34. that's time for weather and traffic on the 4s. hey raphi. >> off to a muggy start on this morn. it's dry for the most part. that's good news. taking a look at your weather headlines, it's about the mugginess and sunshine and clouds. it will feel like summer out there. chance for a few storms overnight and tomorrow morning. we have a beautiful stretch of weather as we close out the workweek. we're dealing with patchy dense fog. we've been tracking this visibility. down to a quarter of a mile from belmar, bridgewater. please watch out and give yourself extra time. storm tracker shows light rain continues. and montauk a little wet there. nothing major. 85 for your high for today. lots of sunshine. it's warm and humid. feels like summer and tracking a few storms later on tonight. better chance tomorrow morning. we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast in a few. >> if you're getting on the buses, few detours. b-41 and 63. nj tr

it makes fun of, well, basically these crazy, high-powered moms on the upper east side. i guess maybe i fit into that category. show pokes fun at them, and jill is one of them too, so it's really done in a lighthearted way, and we're going to speak to jill about her show. tonight's the finale, "odd mom out." i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara with only 4 doses a year helps me be in stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection, have had cancer, or if you develop any new skin growths. allergic to stelara or any of its ingredients. alert your doctor of new or including headaches, seizures, confusion and vision problems. these may be signs of a rare, condition. serious allergic reactions tell your doctor if y

it is german place that is on upper east side since 1937. it is close to a record. >> yes. >> how do you feel about the german food? >> i have german in the background and i'm a fan of the sausages sausages. >> 1937 is a long time to be in one location. yes, it is a german area of new york city and we have a german shop there. >> you are looking so good for having the store for so long. >> i do the exercising once in a while. >> in the family since 1937? >> yes. >> incredible. >> sausage, what does that mean? >> small room in german. so the restaurant is a small room. yeah. >> do you speak german? >> yes. >> a little. >> very good. >> what's on the menu here? >> these are the traditional sausages. that is called the berlin wall. that is substantial. >> we have wursts and traditional and we started new creations, cheddar brats. >> are you digging in, greg? questions. i have never been a fan of the white sausage. why is it white? >> it is veal and pork. so they are whiter meats. traditional. this is what you see in new york all of the time. gr

. >> teresa priolo is live with a upper east side with the story. good morning. >> good morning everyone. there's little sign of what occurred here last night. we have seen officers coming and going throughout gracy mansion and sphuch two young adults age 20 and 19 are being questioned by police. one is apparently the person who thbl fired the pellet gun. other is an accomplice somebody make his get wap. unfolded last night. a police officer parked outside of the mansion gates. getting out of her unmarked police car, sh she suddenly teat the sting sen cation in they are lower back. she realized she was shot with a bb or pellet gun they were searching nearby apartment building identifying two individuals who they believe played a role in this attack. "the new york post" reports the shooter is a young man who was a known trouble macer. police tell us they're aware eve at least two recent incidents of windows being damaged by pellets near gracy mansion. it is unclear if the same man is responsible. ascertain if this was one gone awry treated for minor

. >> they're offering 45-minute classes at the upper west side and upper east side locations where clueless dads are coached on brushing and detangling techniques as well as ponytail styling and braiding and no surprise, the one from frozen is one of the most requested styles. i love how they're taking initiative on this, and i love that so many dads are so interested in this that they are being turned away at the door because they're full, these classes. it's so cute. one dad was asking, what's worse? a messy hair or a crying, screaming daughter that while you're trying to tame those tresses, but it really is a cute idea. i love that idea. i love that so many dads are doing it. >> me, too. the miami heat held tryouts for a dance team, but a video of hopeful keith mason's audition -- >> get ready to fall in love.

reporting live this morning from the upper east side, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 4:32 now. time for traffic and weather on the 2s. john, good morning. >> good morning, chris and mary. hi, everybody. parts of the weekend dealt with wet weather east of the city and parts of unsettled weather for long island right now. in the city, we've got clouds overhead, but it's still very comfortable. 74. winds out of the west at 3. i want to show you what's going on weather-wise. we have a little bit of wet weather continuing for parts of the twin forks. that's been the proximity to the rain compwlairk all weekend long. and we will see a few more showers east. there is a front brewing. we have unsettled weather to start the week, but the possibility of a pop-up shower and humidity values are up, as well. 86 will feel warmer today, but i tell you what, later in the week, you're going to love it. i hope you can love the ride and drive. >>> good morning, to you, alex dennis. >> good morning to you. looking at manhattan here with the live drive speed map. fdr drive and all the hud

we're live on the upper east side, kala rama channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. we have new pictures to show you of a group of men police say beat a man to death in brooklyn. these pictures came into the eyewitness news room a few hours ago. these men are among five who beat and kicked a man in the street in front of a deli on utica avenue in crown heights saturday morning. the man died that afternoon. >>> a fire in queens took a deadly toll killing the man and woman who became trapped in a home. the fire in far rockaway is under investigation because it spread with unusual intensity. by the time firefighters arrived flames were jetting out of six ground floor windows. officials say the flames were fueled by clutter inside. >> it was terrible, but two cops came. they were the first persons to respond. they came in an unmarked car and tried valiantly to do whatever they could do, but they were not equipped, and the fire department their response relatively speaking was slow. >> the bodies of the man and woman were burned beyond recognition. >>> a chaotic scene at

right there is the upper east side. one of the most affluent neighborhoods in new york city. right over here is east harlem, one of the poorest. the two communities couldn't be any closer together, yet that well-to-do part of town has a much, much lower asthma rate. >> among children going to elementary school it's about 7% on the upper east side and about 19% in east harlem. >> does more attention need to be paid on the connection between pollution and inequality? >> absolutely. i mean, we've been making that connection, but certainly we have to continue to push. and in particular related to climate. what climate change does is it increases temperature, which is going to raise ozone levels. it's going to increase allergy seasons. the very asthma that that gentleman was talking about is going to get worse in those communities if we don't take action. and the great part about our clean power plant and the work that the president is spearheading is it's not going to just drive down carbon pollution but it's going to drive down air pollution in general that is already impacting

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behold, a strange white man appeared in their village places, the upper east side of new york, and he came into standing bear's camp and he gave a remarkable pronouncement to standing bear , thate 750 peaceful ponca the great white father wanted having there and all 750 of his people to pack up as fast as .hey can and to move they keep their homeland from and go to what was then called indian territory, what would become the state of oklahoma. it is almost possible to re-create what the message bus event to standing bear. sose were people who were attached to the land, and the --went crazy horse was once asked where his land was he said it is where my father is library. standing bear refused. he said no. his brother, hit the enforcer of the tribe, steps forward, 650 pounds -- 250 pounds. they slept them in leg irons, and taken to fort randall. then again to withhold water from the tribe. they begin to withhold food from the tribe. the very old and the very end again to weekend, some became almost fatally ill. the got that were to standing bear. standing bear got word that some of the

two weeks ago the former mayor filed complaint about a homeless man using his upper east side block he then followed up to show just how serious he was not only did he go out with the police he then took a shop with mayor diblasio saying he didn't need a task force to handle the quality of life. >> cleaning up the city one hand at a time. >> with summer coming to an end it's that time of the year for the country farm to release their 2015 core maze and it's a tribute to our jersey. if you remember last year's maze we went had a lot of fun at that maze is so if you want to check it out it will be open on september 19. >> that the anniversary to the boss, 40 years ago today bruce springsteen and was released the greatest album in rock 'n roll history. don't take my word for ticket from new york times writer who wrote this in 1975, hearing this music music is like hearing your own life in music even if you never lived in new jersey are made love under the boardwalk. forty years later i think it still holds up. >> i'm just not a big fan. >> no information on the chief of the united states

. >>> an unusual sight on the upper east side. worshippers celebrating mass on the sidewalk outside their church. the church was shuddered two weeks ago by the archdiocese. parishers of our lady of peace say the archdiocese told them the church would reopen for special holy days. they thought that would include today's feast of the assumption. but when the archdiocese said today didn't qualify, worshippers decided to hold a vice outside. they are planning more as they petition to get the church reopened. >>> it was a gorgeous sunny morning, perfect for last day of this year's summer treats event in manhattan. for a third saturday in a row, park avenue was shut down to traffic giving new yorkers plenty of space to sickle, walk weather. summer streets is a yearly tradition since it started in 2008 with hundreds much thousands of people taking advantage of the fun activities on a 7-mile stretch of park avenue and lafayette street. >>> a contest brings out some the beach. coming up on eyewitness news, sand sculptors out enjoying the w

on the upper east side, fox 5 news. >> family and friends paid their respects to bobby christina brown as she was buried next to whitney houston and in new jersey cemetery, the hearse carrying the body was escorted by police from a funeral home in newark to fairview cemetery in westfield. bobby christina died in hospice care a week ago, nearly six months after she was found face down in a bathtub in her georgia home. similar death to her mother's. reports he and his wife are getting divorced. he took to facebook saying in part we are not getting a divorce, i promise you all if i ever decide to divorce my queen i will tell you myself and he tweeted isn't things and she responded to get in on this, part of her life too, my king has spoken. they are referring to reporting radar on line in which a source claimed the two worked out that divorce settlement and there is some big news in the world of a big bet rock couple that had broken a pledge is devastating to me. still ahead on "good day early said the day. expect. >> donald trump did to in the gramm. switch now, new york and get installe

. >> it's on the upper east side on the manhattan it's a health food restaurant as you can see called health-licious. [laughter] >> jon: i'm sorry health-licious. you don't even call it health-ilish? doing this at a health food joint? >> it was a small business that sold casual food so many people used cash. it was this cash that michael grimm exploited. making over $1 million simply disappear. >> jon: is this what northeastern corruption has come to? closing bridge lanes and skimming a little off the top of a broccoli and lentil joint? all right. if that's how the game is played these days i bring you a scene i call gluten fellas. ♪ i think that's the wrong music. [ laughter ] all right. here we go. look, if it isn't tommy. surprised you are not in your pajamas eating cereal. maybe i haven't heard, i don't eat gluten no more. >> me, too, clogs me up. >> take care of yourself get your omegas. >> i'm all about your good fats. good home and get the (bleep) cheerios. keep them here (bleep) (bleep). [cheers and applause] >> jon: you wonder why i don't act in very many movies. [laughter]

. >> the long time executive chef at lydia's place on the upper east side. terrific spot. shows how to turn the summer's tomatoes into something very special. chef, good morning. >> good morning. >> we saw a recipe yesterday and i was salivate ing yesterday afternoon. >> seeing you in front of us. all the heirloom tomatoes. >> everything is summer, summer, summer. >> what are we making? >> almost from scratch, i sit and do all the process to make mozzarella and everything take too long. we have local mozzarella. this is from upstate new york. we put the mozzarella in water like 141, 150 degrees. >> in a sooef there. >> ten seconds, full power. >> we can use a microwave for it. >> so you take it in there. we'd have to bring in a fire marshal. >> why do you put it there? trying to soften it up. >> to make almost like paper thin. >> it's going to be the -- >> you have to roll it out. >> the inside of it. >> you take it out of there. how can you tell it's ready? >> soft. >> but not too soft. a little warm so it's maleeh leable malleable. >> quarter inch cup there that you've s

[theme music] today i'm coming to you from the penthouse of a classic prewar condo on the upper east side. the interiors of this home have been completely renovated, including the use of luxurious materials, like honed stone, natural wood and fine marble. the wall of windows not only fill the space with natural light but also opens up to the terrace featuring beautiful city views. now this condo has five beds, five and 1/2 baths, and almost 4,000 square feet of living space that surely doesn't disappoint. now let's get started with a topic that's always trending in real estate-- curb appeal. let's face it. your home doesn't always get a second chance to make a good first impression. so you want to make sure it looks good from the moment a potential buyer pulls up to the driveway. coldwell banker's natalya price, a real estate agent and professional stager, is here with some helpful tips. hi, i'm natalya price, professionals stager and a realtor for coldwell banker in summit, new jersey. as a home staging expert, i tell my clients all the time that first impressions are everything whe

ben upper east side near the mansion. rosanna: it is crazy, right outside of the mayor's mansion, somebody shot a police officer with a pellet gun or a bb gun. ben: you have to wonder what they are thinking. rosanna: someone has been arrested and lived across the street in a fancy building. ben: yes, very nice building. rosanna: the mayor is not there. he took donte to school. tracy morgan. he tied the knot with megan wollover. he worked hard in physical therapy so he could walk down the aisle without a wheelchair or a cane. christinao bought the apartment that inspired 50 shades of grey. ben: it is $18 million and 1800 square feet. all the rooms have amazing views. the dining room with floor to ceiling windows and a look at the empire state building and windows shower. rosanna: not everything is like the movie, no red room of pain. but has an office and tv room to convert if he so desires. ben: isn't he involved with somebody? >> rosanna: yes, shaquira. ben: the box office lead with $27 million. the film is bio pick abou

the nypd is reviewing security at gracie mansion after an upper east side teenager allegedly shot a member of the police -- mayor's police detail on the street outside the mayor's residence. cbs2's political reporter marcia kramer has more on these new concerns. >> reporter: what? me worry? not a chance. not with the nypd on the job. that from mayor de blasio after a member of his security detail was shot in the back by a pellet rifle on the street outside gracie mansion where he lives with his family. >> i have tremendous faith in the nypd and i think my security being handled well. >> reporter: while the nypd doesn't talk about specific plans, sources stel cbs2 that security to guard de blasio, his wife and two children is robust, to say the least. the mayor saying that while he was worried about the officer, he had no concerns for his own safety, even though there were several tall buildings that overlook the home. >> we understand what we signed up for. and obviously my family is the center of my life. but we have absolute safety in the nypd. they are the security experts and we know t

the aspca on the upper east side tells us saturday was a there. >> nbc stations across the country took part. nearly 18,000 animals were adopted nationwide. >> and be sure to tune in this saturday night at 7:00 for our clear the shelters special. nbc's natalie morales will share success stories from this eincredible event. for more information, head over to nbcnewyork.com. >>> all right. as we said, it's pretty hot out there, but maybe cooler in a couple hours. and definitely cooler because of this. legendary musician stevie wonder will serenade crowds in central park at 7:30. fans are already gathering. he's had a busy day, by thtoway. he played two other popup concerts and performed in washington, d.c. this morning, then in philadelphia this afternoon. these shows are promoting his fall tour. a lot of pictures from chopper 4. he'll be back in new york november for a stop at madison square garden. >> what a show it's going to be. so many hits. it's incredible. hits keep coming. we were liste ng to some, right? >> yeah. somebody had -- think wet!ould run to the concert and get back oufo

. >>> and on the upper east side, surveillance video shows the driver of a car losing control at east 69th street and first avenue before crashing on to a sidewalk and nearly into a starbucks. two people were injured, but fortunately, those injuries are minor. >>> new here at 5:30, video of three suspects beating and stabbing a man, an act of road rage in new jersey. police in brick township releasing this video of the attack. the incident started saturday on route 88 in point pleasant. police say the victim was

two lanes on the upper east side. it is a slow ride. that's from 63rd street up to 96th. heading over to the cross bronx expressway, it's a slow ride out there. westbound, you have two lanes shut down with roadwork as you make your way past the bronx river parkway. move your car. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you. >> listen to this. a computer glitch at bloomingdale's, one guy fills up his big brown bag with big merchandise. thousands of dollars worth of stuff. the store's computers were issuing loyalty points as cash. in some cases people got gift cards for $5,000, $10,000, $25,000. one guy went on a shopping spree and bought $10,000 earrings, diamond. a louie vuitton bag and a $5,000 watch. >> if necessity gave it to me, it's mine. they gave it to me. >> i would not spend it. i would think something is amiss. one zero too many. >>> guess so. >> good for you ma'am. bloomingdale's says the cards were obviously a mistake sand buzz feed is reporting that the man was offered a $100 gift card if he rushes eturns the items. if he refuses, no more loyalty

"today in new york's" lori bordonaro is on the upper east side where two people are being [000:29:58;00]

we searched for lenox hill hospital on the upper east side. you see the three-star rating at the top. that's generated by yelp users. but if you look at the box to the right side of the screen that reads "about this provider," you can see there is an average 21-minute wait at the e.r. and medicare.gov rates communication as average. in engelwood, new jersey, engelwood hospital has an average emergency wait time of 30 minutes. and their doctor communication was rated average, as well. one more. the regioncy extended care center in yonkers, an assisted living facility. as you can see, no fines and no serious deficiencies, according to pro publica's data. >> and yelp says all the information will be updated quarterly. now we reached out to all three facilities we just mentioned. englewood hospital said in a statement that patients and the public shouldn't rely on any one metric or rating alone. lenox hill hospital tells us they welcome giving consumers another tool to use when making health care decisions so they can provide the best patient expe

so, basically, she needed a couple items that i didn't have, so i reached out to the upper east side mamas. it's a facebook page. and we got -- it was so moving. we got hundreds of donations and responses. it was very overwhelming, and it was so powerful. we've got items, we had mothers saying, "i'll store items." and that's when we started storing items citywide. we had five drop-off points. and then people would be e-mailing me saying, "where's the nearest drop-off point?" and i would send them to that mother's apartment, and then we'd have another mother picking up items and bringing them, and we all stored in our apartments, including my own. >> that's awesome. lior, we got to take a minute here. just tell us about your company, because you're a new york company. we need to find out -- 56 vehicles and tractor trailers, one of the biggest in the whole city. tell us some background about your company. >> so, we established it 2007. we launched our operation. since then, because we provide competitive pricing and the flexibility and basically the operation for the need of new yorker

. >> on the upper east side, mac king for "fox 5 news". dari: samsung is unveiling two of its smart phones. both the devices include a 5.7-inch screen and they can not cast live video. and the galaxy note five is designed for business purposes while the other is more of a standard smart phone and both will hit stores next friday. steve: el nio is shaping up to be bigger and stronger than ever and could bring a lot of rain to southern california. they are even suggesting a godzilla like weather event. already growing stronger than the 1997 storm that wreaked havoc across the globe. meteorologists say that probably there won't be enough to get the golden state out of its long-term drought. dari: city council considering a bill forcing businesses to make the bathrooms general gender-neutral. it would also tweak some of the wording that require separate bathrooms for men and women. to comply with the law, the businesses would simply have to buy new gender-neutral signs. and the bill is part of an effort to curb gender bias in the city. steve:

the upper east side has been a deacon since 1892. also served the deaf community. >> it's rile devastating for me and most of my community. >> this eighth grader is praying for a miracle. back to st. elizabeth, the final blessing and moments of mass sent pain through the pews. >> we're not saying good-bye. >> and plenty of tears. >> joan and other catholics looking past new york for a response, a miracle from a higher power. >> when they wake up sunday morning i will have this place to come to. i've been here 35 years. it's my home. >> in midtown, news 4 new york. >> think about the memories made in the church. >> all right. coming up in sports, the mets make a very big trade. >> first here's dave carter with your fandango weekend ticket. >> which movie is perfect for you? let's break it down. let's begin with vacation. this is a ridiculous and funny comedy inspired from chevy chase from the 80s. i laughed out loud more times at this one than any in a long time. also opening is mission impossible road nation. the fifth film reteams t

she's from the upper east side and grew up listening to z 100 and had dreams of listening to her music on z 100. she was freaking me out when she came to see us. rosanna: your story is great. here you are this young boy from texas. >> i was at one time. rosanna: you came to new york and working with z 100 as a local station and that is when we became friends. that is quite a long time ago. it is like 20 years. >> time flies by when having fun. rosanna: now and you are airing around the country. has the show changed? >> every knows it is a new york show. so new york is a super star. no one cares where we are, new york is our backdrop and backyard. that is where we play. we have not changed a lot since starting the show. rosanna: no. >> you and greg should be syndicated. you should have a national show. rosanna: i like that idea. your topics are more provak tif. >> yes. dr. oz was on and talked about being bloated. intest tiens and things. rosanna: potty talk. can i say how fantastic you look. stand up, show everyone. >> hello. i lost over a hundred pounds. ro rosanna: i'm so proud of yo

. >>> and unusual sight on ther east side this morning -- upper east side this morning. worshipers on the sidewalk outside their church celebrating mass, shuttered two weeks ago by the archdiocese. parishioners of our lady of peace on say they told them the church would reopen for special holy days, they thought that included today's feast of the assumption. but when the arch archdiocese said today didn't qualify, they're planning more of the outdoor services too as they petition to get the church reopened. >>> saved by a smart phone. coming up on eyewitness news, a teenager trapped under the truck unable to move. who he called for help. >> also ahead, clean-up on aisle four. customers get rattled by a slithering surprise. >> and taking a live look outside. meteorologist jeff smith returns >>> vice president joe biden drawing up on the pain of his own recent loss of his son to brain today to the five slain servicemen in chattanooga. >> there's nothing at this moment that can fill that deep black hole. that open wound of losing your son, your husband, your brother, your f

. >> it happened just after 7 at gracy mansion on the upper east side. lucy yang just arrived on the scene. >> reporter: that's right. we're on east 89 street and east end avenue where there was a shooting incident outside gracy mansion this evening. pellet gun. this is what we're learning. a female officer assigned to the mayor security detail was getting out of an unmarked police cruiser this evening when the lower back. she was struck by a pellet from a pellet gun. she was taken to the hospital but is said to be fine. the mayor was never at risk. his security was never at risk because he and his wife were not home at the time. this was the weekend they took their son donte to college. shortly after, two people were arrested. they are now being questioned in this pellet gun incident. they might be a young couple from the area and that there may have been other shootings recently. again, a female officer was struck this evening in the lower back. she's said to be suffering from bruising but is expected to be fine. the shooting happened right outside the

that is on the upper east side. the whose who. rosanna: elizabeth wrote this book. good mourning. she lost her dad just out of college and put in charge of planning the funeral and from that, there is a career there. it is in the book. good mourning. nice to have you here. >> thank you. rosanna: so, what attracted you? it is one thing to plan a funeral and wake, but another thing to plan strangers wakes and funerals. >> a lot of people came to me at the after party and wanted me to plan theirs. so i thought maybe there are others. i was terrified of death. you only fear what you don't know and i started to work in the funeral home. greg: yes, the after party. you are there and working. what is your first job there? >> i started as a receptionist, entry level and i wanted to learn from the bottom up. greg: and pretty soon embalming the bodies? >> yes, it is a daily occurrence. it is fascinating. i do believe people are curious about this topic. i know from every reviewer that read this book, this is the last thing they wanted to pick up and then the most thing they are recommending

in new york city, not only on the lower east side but also yorkville, upper east side which was heavily german population at the time and even in other districts, a full, vibrant socialist counterculture developed. something like goodwin talks about based on massive labor unrest. the strikes a 20,000 women garment workers in 1919. male cloak workers. and many other strikes in new york city which became outpourings of communities of community support. a description of 1916, the streetcar drivers went on strike in new york city. we had been crisscrossed with the streetcars before building the subway. the parade of striking streetcar workers from uptown yorkville like 86 and lexington down to union square, 14th street. as they left yorkville, relatives and friends cheered for two hours. great lines lined at madison. it reached the cloak of making district and a windows of the factories were black with workers. men ceased work on buildings to cheer as the carmen passed. teamsters parked their cars and a policeman grand and manifested their pleasure. this was the era of constant parades in n

it is pouring out on the upper east side. one of our folks that it looked like a hurricane. the pretty strong thundershower making its way through the tristate region. at first in somerset county it blossomed out and bought west coming through the south end of long island to the north, i am at in this will hold together for all little while, the lightning counter doesn't have a lot going on. more of a heavy wind and rain producer, wind storms move that slowly you get a lot of flooding. the green shaded area, direct shaded area, the south end of manhattan indicating a flash flood warning. and quite common along that path. somerset county, middlesex county you have that rain dealing with. 75 with rain passing through. a few isolated thundershowers are possible in the overnight hours. the same basic weather scenario as yesterday, high temperatures, 90 today still sticking with up few storms here and there, chances of rain pick up as we head into wednesday especially thursday and friday those look to be the wettest days in temperatures keep trending down through the rest of the

so fief this line in the book instead of upper east side wine bar you might want to try a fireman's bar in staten island. : consider dating someone who wasn't college educated? >> yeah. >> he says consider thinking about it in high school. choose the college with more men than women. already out of college? well suggest moving to a city like denver or the san francisco bay area like silicon valley. where college aged men outnumber college aged women. not only will there be more men to choose from, those men are lukely to treat you better or risk losing you to another man. sharon crowley "fox 5 news." teresa: ladies we have quite a few ladies over there. support the firefighters -- the police officer times, musicians -- >> why musicians? why bring that up? >> because i like -- >> good odds for men. italian master piece -- this poor kid walking along there. his leg bumps up against his flimsy railing thing whatever it is. >> perplexed wasn't thinking that he was going to hit anything and it freaked him out so he wobbled a little bit and punching hole in the fainting flowers by italian mas

new york presbyterian has identified a patient at the wild cornell campus on the upper east side suspected of having legionella. the origin is unknown at this time. it comes a week after city health officials declared a separate deadly outbreak in the south bronx was over. >>> another volatile day on wall street. the stock market making an effort to come out of the financial trenches until the last minutes before the closing bell when the market tumbled again. the dow closed 205 after a stunning collapse after trading moments before. panic. tonight keep your guard up. marci gonzales is on wall street with the latest. >> reporter: keep your guard up but most experts still say it didn't quite time to worry as investors brace for the likelihood of more volatility over the next few days. a roller coaster on wall street. just minutes before the closing bell, a free-fall, the dow down after rebounding from yesterday's 1,000 point drop. monday's losses cutting $3,000 from the average american's 401(k). >> don't make any changes in your portfolio based on the last week. >> reporter: the volatility

. >> she's like an upper east side socialite who breaks wind in the elevator and blames you. that has happened, america. not by her. sergeant, what do you think of her? she's in the swing state she's being beaten by republicans. >> the latest poll is she doesn't do well on honest and trustworthiness which is funny because she's a politician. i don't know many that do. like you said, the numbers probably aren't that bad. uber is really curious. sometimes liberals can make an inequality where one doesn't exist. if you're an uber driver and you're being labor intensive, you turn your phone off. i don't understand how uber is such an inequality. >> i'll tell you why she doesn't like uber. only she should have a driver. uber has democratized chauffe s chauffeurs. when you get into the car you feel like something that is wealthy, least i do. >> i shoo away urchins when i get in. >> what do you think her strategy will be? i think she will rely on her gender. >> she's an interesting strategy for avoiding having problems with scandals. she has so many that people are like, another sca

quiet on upper east side considering what happened yesterday tense moments involving a mayor of mayor de blasio security detail. they're questioning a 20-year-old male and 19-year-old female. apparently they say that the 20-year-old is the one who potentially fired off that pellet gun. 19-year-old woman was his accomplice. >> the incident outside of gracy mansion unfolded around 7:15 last night. a police officer, a member of mayor de blasio security detail parked on 88th street getting out of her unmarked police car and felt sting sensation in her lower back and realized she was shot with a pellet gun. searching nearby apartment l building identifying two individual they believe played a role in this attack. new york post reports that shoot rs a young man who was a known troublemaker. police tell us they are aware of at least two recent incidents of windows being damaged by pellet the near gracy mansion. it is unclear the same man is responsible. police are also attempting to ascertain whether this officer was the intended target or vandalism attempt gone awry. officer transported to

. >> she is like an upper east side socialist who breaks winds in the elevator and blames you. that happened, america. not by her, though. what do you think of her? in the sweet state she is being beaten by republicans. >> the latest poll is she doesn't do well on honest and trust worthyness. she is a politician. i don't know many that do. uber is really curious. sometimes liberals can make an inequality where one doesn't exist. if you are an uber driver and you are being labor intensive you turn your phone app off. i don't understand why uber is auch -- only she should have a driver. they have dom mock tized chauffeur. we need a chauffeur for 15, 20 minutes. when you get into an you beer car you fileic you are getting -- i demand a mint the moment i sit down. katherine, what do you think they are strategy will be with the e-mails? i think she is going to rely on her gender completely. >> she has an interesting strategy for avoiding having problems with cscandals. she had so many of them people are like oh, yeah, another scandal. i really judge anybody who is going to vote with

kimberly richardson is joining us from the upper east side. >> reporter: dave check this out, 2 hours ago author knight he works for fresh direct. this morning he was making deliveries when he got to 69th and 1st a few packages fell off his cart. he bent over to pick them up. he said he never saw it coming. >> how are you doing? >> i'm all right. i'm all right. >> a little banged up. >> yeah, a little banged up but glad to be here. >> that's author knight. he told me had he reached for one box instead of another this morning we wouldn't be here doing this interview. we were there when the 26-year-old was released from the hospital just hours before -- >> out of nowhere i just fell a smack come against my leg. >> surveillance cameras captured everything just after 9:00. the driver of a black toyota camry was heading south on 1st avenue. right at 69th street he veered left, cut across the bike lane and sideswiped author. he crashed into the outside of a starbucks. >> as soon as i saw the car hit i ran in and grabbed the phone and called 911. >> author said he never saw the car coming, w

the establishment of the upper east side helped draw hotels, department stores, luxury shops. memberseled commuting and affluent suburbs to the north, back to midtown each day. this provided an incentive to relocate their. vast numbers of tourists hoteling a burst of construction, restaurants, theaters, and the terminal itself was a powerful midtown magnet. concourse, barrel vaulted roman bath. its staircase as grand as the paris opera's. the romance of the 20th century limited service, all crucial factors in shifting the city cultural and commercial center of gravity to its doorstep. in you can't go home again, thomas muller wrote of penn station. fell slant beings of light ponderously on the station floor , as the combo use -- calm voice of time rolled over that room. today, penn station is a different place. vincent scully summed up what had been lost when he said one entered the city like a god. one scuttles and now like a rat. never ase that it was overpowering or as grandiose as penn station and that may be why it survived. it wove its way into the fabric of new york's t

>> yes. >> she is supposedly as you say lived on the upper east side, candice for years lived down in the village, westville and. so, i think that's a pretty good price, though, two and a half million bucks. >> i mean you can afford it, i can't. >> welshing anyway. you know who i just saw walk in? >> who? >> celebrity chevy call him robert irvine. he is here. he's taking your summer grilling questions, this is going to be inter-active. and this viewer wants to know -- >> well, how do you know when your grill is ready and put the burgers on? all right. we'll ask, and have your answer. >> if he can't answer that, he should be fired. i think he's got that one. >> we have to start off easy, mike. >> starting slow. >> ♪ hey, mom and dad! hey, kiddo! (dad) you caught us daydreaming. about a couple of touring bikes? (dad) yeah... mounted on top of a new suv? (mom) uh huh... hooked up to the back of a custom motorhome? (dad) exactly! but how did you- you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. (dad) right! bankroll doubler. (mom, off-screen) with top prizes of $300,000. (

this is a novel set on the world of the upper east side of, young elite, upper east siders post preppies in the first decade of the 21st century. you have all the wealth fl manhattan before the stock market crash and here's this young woman who goes to work at people like us. she's sort of been on the fringes of this world. her mother made sure that she went to the right schools but world. >> right. >> you get her -- she's trying to buy her way into the excitement and also what happens when the lies begin to take a toll and also what happens in her personal life as she confronts. she doesn't really have a lot of money. but she gets deep into this world. it's a lovely, fun novel. it's jaundiced enough about that world that you feel good about reading it. it's intellectually stimulating enough as asa tire. you're jealous of the wealth. you're pulled in. but you're also -- so many of the characters are dee testable that you're relieved that you don't want to be these people. it's really a lot of fun to read, very enjoyable and well-written and an intelligent sat ire. >> juicy and intelligen

. >>> an upper east side teenager is facing charges after police say he shot a member of mayor de blasio's security detail with a 19-year-old michael ver bitsski was escorted out of the 19th in jail. investigators say he shot the officer last night as she was getting out of an unmarc marked police car. she was hit in the back. he allegedly fired a pellet rifle from his tenth floor apartment on east end avenue. >> it's generally considered to be a high end building in new york. it would be surprising that this would happen in a neighborhood like this. anything can happen anywhere, i guess, right? >> he is charged with assaulting police officer with a deadly weapon. that officer was treated for bruising. police are looking into whether he is responsible for the pellet gun shooting last week of a con ed worker on east end avenue as well. >>> also the pellet gun shooting raises questions and concerns about mayor de blasio's security at gracie mansion. is he safe or should more be done? cbs2's marcia kramer explains what the city plans to do now. >>> allegations tonight of sexual harassment at