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Popular kosher bakery in NJ destroyed by fire
A devastating fire in New Jersey is under investigation after flames ripped through a strip mall. One of the businesses destroyed is breaking the hearts of many people in Fair Lawn, as a popular kosher bakery is now in ruins after recently overcoming another recent disaster. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports..
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Gun detectors in place at lower Manhattan subway station, with more on the way
Scanners were put in place at the Fulton Street Station on Friday, the official start of a pilot program for a new weapons detection technology that will continue to pop up at different stations. NYC Mayor Eric Adams said the technology is already being used at the Met Museum, Citi Field and stadiums across the country. NBC New York’s Jessica...
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Mystery as man and woman found dead in Brooklyn apartment
It was a disturbing discovery inside an apartment, as two bodies that police said were very badly decomposed were found inside a Kensington apartment. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.
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Upper East Side shooting leaves 1 woman dead, another in the hospital
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.
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MTA bus crashes into Burger King in Brooklyn
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.
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Behind-the-scenes of NBC Sports' Paris Olympics coverage
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.
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New info after NJ police detective shot multiple times in leg amid investigation
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.
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An inside look at the Olympic Village: See where athletes and media stay in Paris
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 reports from Paris.
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Gun powder found inside pipe bomb in East Harlem
Gaby Acevedo reporting on gun powder found inside a pipe bomb in East Harlem.
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6 indicted for voter fraud scheme in Queens
Erica Byfield reporting on 6 people being indicted for a voter fraud scheme in Queens.
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Scouts troop from New York and New Jersey helps save fellow traveler's life
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.
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Billy Joel ends historic run at Madison Square Garden
It’s an end of an era: Billy Joel plays the final show of his 10-year residency at Madison Square Garden. NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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New Jersey woman finds $12,000 check while cleaning her home
Imagine finding a check made out to you for $12,000 while cleaning your home — it happened to a New Jersey woman, but she said she had trouble cashing it because it had been escheated. So what does that mean? NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero explains.
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Paris gets ready for an epic Olympics Opening Ceremony along the Seine
The Opening Ceremony for the Paris Olympics will be the first ever held on a river. More than 100,000 people in stands lining the River Seine will watch the event, joined by 220,000 more along raised roadways on a nearly four-mile stretch of the river. NBC New York’s Melissa Colorado reports
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NJ businessman convicted of bribing Sen. Menendez seeks plea deal in bank fraud case
One of the businessmen convicted of bribing NJ Sen. Bob Menendez with cash and gold bars is in plea talks in a separate bank fraud case. An attorney for Fred Daibes told a federal judge today that he hopes to have a plea deal done by August to avoid a trial on bank fraud related counts.
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Judge Arthur Engoron denies Trump attorney's motion for recusal
The judge who ordered former President Trump to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in a civil fraud trial said he will not step down from the case, despite an accusation by Trump’s attorneys that the judge may have engaged in “prohibited communications” before rendering his decision. That accusation was based on what an attorney with no connection to the...
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Special honor for a food stand on Long Island
Greg Cergol reporting on a special honor for a food stand on Long Island.
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Breaking takes the main stage, at the Paris Olympics and in NYC-area schools
There’s a new Olympic sport debuting in Paris: Breaking. Sometimes referred to as break dancing, it’s an art form born in the Bronx nearly 50 years ago. Breaking has taken an improbable path to the Olympics, and there could soon be the first breaking league coming to the NYC area. NBC New York’s Adam Kuperstein reports.
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Unique opportunity for sportsmanship at Iona Prep
Sportsmanship will be on full display at the Paris Olympics, and closer to home, there’s a unique program unifying two communities in sports, linking teens at a Westchester County school with students with special needs. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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FBI Director testifies on Trump assassination attempt
Startling new details came to light about the gunman who tried to kill former President Trump. The FBI director testified in front of Congress, laying out how the gunman researched the John F. Kennedy assassination. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.