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I-Team: Rethinking Admissions Exams to Top NYC Schools
An I-Team investigation uncovers the ethnic discrepancies at New York's best public schools, and why groups are pushing for a change to the admission exam at schools like Stuyvesant, Bronx Science and Brooklyn Tech. Melissa Russo reports.
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I Team: Mom Says Her Complaint Was Ignored
A single mother from Brooklyn wants to know why her complaint about an Essex County businessman was essentially ignored by the New Jersey Attorney General’s office, while years later, complaints by several mortgage lenders and bank... Read More
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Ex-Priest Sues NY Archdiocese for Libel
A one-time leading Bronx priest is suing the Archdiocese of New York, claiming the sex abuse allegations he's facing are false, and that church officials knew it when they repeated them in a public news release. Read More
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Panetta: Attackers Are Plotting
Describing the nation's current readiness as "a pre-9/11 moment", Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned an audience at the Intrepid Air and Space museum of the dangers 'cyber-terror' presents to the nation's security interests.Jonathan Dienst has more.
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How We Started An Offshore Shell Company
It's no secret that America's super-wealthy use offshore accounts to limit their tax exposure, but just how difficult is it? To find out, the I-Team started it's own shell company. Read More
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I-Team: Beware of Ingredient in Pet Shampoos
Consumer Reporter Lynda Baquero has a warning for pet owners to check for the ingredient d-Limonene in any shampoos and to at least do a patch-test first to see if the pet has an allergic reaction.
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AUDIO: Tense Exchange During Plane Threats
Police and FBI are investigating a false threat in which a caller claimed a hijacker was hiding in a plane set to land at John F. Kennedy Airport Monday afternoon. Read More
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Nursing Home Database Uncovers Horrors
Nursing homes losing track of vulnerable residents, infested with insects and overmedicating patients are just a few of the violations uncovered by the I-Team using a new tool that offers a detailed look at nursing home failures Read More
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Rules Unclear For Teacher-Student Contact
Is it okay for a teacher to hug a student? How long can that hug last? When does an innocent gesture cross the line into teacher-student sexual harassment? The I-Team has learned the New York City Department of Education has few, i... Read More
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More Arrests in LIRR Pension Fraud Probe
FBI agents and state investigators arrested more Long Island Rail Road workers Wednesday for allegedly collecting scam disability pensions, the FBI confirmed to NBC 4 New York. Read More
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If it’s a couple hundred dollars or if it’s more, it could make a big difference to families.
—Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said of billions in cash still unclaimed by residents in Sandy-ravaged neighborhoods
—Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said of billions in cash still unclaimed by residents in Sandy-ravaged neighborhoods
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Cold, Wet and Windy Start to Memorial Day Weekend
Memorial Day weekend kicked off with weather that felt more like winter, with most of the tri-state under a wind advisory on Saturday and a high of just 55 degrees.
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Summer Crowd Returns to Breezy Point as Rebuilding Continues
Families are returning to Breezy Point to celebrate the holiday weekend even as its storm-ravaged businesses and residents continue to rebuild.
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Staten Island Volunteers Aid Tornado Victims
Oklahoma volunteers lent a helping hand when Sandy battered our area, and Staten Island residents are now returning the favor.
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Stormy Weather Causes Closure of 19 LI Beaches
More than a dozen Long Island beaches have been closed on the first day of Memorial Day weekend because of bad weather, officials said.
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LI Hot Dog Vendor Arrested Again for Prostitution
A Long Island woman has once again been accused of selling her body along with hot dogs out of a truck.
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Baby Who Died in the Bronx Had No Signs of Trauma: Cops
Authorities investigating the death of 4-week-old Bronx boy said the baby's body showed no obvious signs of trauma.
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