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No one was hurt in the French rail attack, but it did lead for a heightened cause for concern. News 4’s Jonathan Dienst reports. 

From Paris, News 4’s Melissa Colorado reports on the high-speed rail network hit in a “criminal” act in the lead up to the Opening Ceremony. 

Are you ready for the world’s most advance massage? Michelle Park visits Aescape to learn about and experience their robotic massage. Founder & CEO Eric Litman shares all the details of the technology.

Jean Reno talks with Sara Gore about the adorable and heartfelt new movie, “My Penguin Friend,” “Family Pack,” and more.

Bill Irwin sits down with Sara Gore to discuss his award-winning show, “On Beckett” and playing Mr.Noodle on “Sesame Street.”

Kay Angrum visits Utopia Bagels in Queens, where Owner Scott Spellman, shows her how to craft their viral sensation: a 10 pound pizza bagel.

An investigation is underway after one woman was killed and another injured in a Friday morning shooting on the Upper East Side. News 4’s Romney Smith reports.

An MTA bus driver went into cardiac arrest early Thursday and crashed his bus into a closed Burger King restaurant in Brooklyn. Ida Siegal reports.

More than 2,000 NBC Sports staffers will be working the Paris Olympics out of the division’s Stamford headquarters covering more than 7,000 hours of programming across all platforms.

The Perth Amboy detective was shot three times while executing a search warrant in Rahway. He was still hospitalized a day later but is recovering and is expected to survive, while the 20-year-old suspect was in custody. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.

The Olympic Village and the Media Village are where athletes and media crews from around the world will be living for two weeks during the Paris Olympics. After the games are over, the neighborhood will have brand new infrastructure – including affordable housing, office space, retail space and student dorms. NBC New York’s Melissa Colorado r...

Gaby Acevedo reporting on gun powder found inside a pipe bomb in East Harlem. 

Erica Byfield reporting on 6 people being indicted for a voter fraud scheme in Queens. 

A group of local Scouts is getting much deserved recognition after a fellow traveler on a cross-country flight had a life-threatening medical episode, and they lived up to their motto: “Be prepared.” NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.