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Real estate settlement could save homebuyers money: What to know
A multi-million dollar settlement is changing the game when it comes to commission for real estate agents. It could end up saving you money if you’re in the market for a new house. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Organ recipient becomes donation advocate
An inspiring New Yorker survived a heart transplant as a child and has now gone on to become an advocate for organ donation. NBC New York’s John Chandler reports.
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Stud finder, boom box, pans: This NJ library has a whole lot more than books
A library in Hoboken is letting you check out more than just books, you could also loan out record players, baking pans, and more! NBC New York’s Adam Kuperstein reports.
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MTA celebrates workers amid subway safety concerns
The head of the MTA put on some gloves and picked up a broom at Grand Central today to mark transit worker appreciation day. This gesture came as the agency has been trying to stop all the recent violence underground. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Man rescued from Hudson River in Yonkers
We are hearing today from the heroes behind a daring water rescue in Westchester County. Police pulled a man from the Hudson River near the Yonkers train station. Their quick thinking might have saved his life. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.
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Upper West Side restaurant vandalized with anti-Israel graffiti
A community is supporting a local cafe after it was defaced with anti-Israel messages over the weekend. NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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Trump unable to get bond to cover $454 million NY civil fraud judgment
Lawyers for Donald Trump said they haven’t been able to come up with the bond money needed to hold off the former president’s $465 million civil fraud judgment in New York. Here’s what they could mean for him.NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports.
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NYC-area schools get ready for NCAA Tournament
Four women’s team and two men’s teams from the tri-state area are dancing in the NCAA Tournament, including a St. Peter’s team that shocked the nation two years ago on their Elite 8 run, one of the hottest teams in women’s basketball in Fairfield, and perhaps the best local story in the Columbia women’s team. NBC New York’s Bruce Beck...
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One sister killed, another injured in Brooklyn bodega stabbing
Police are trying to track down the man who stabbed twin sisters inside a Brooklyn bodega. The man allegedly attacked the sisters after they rejected his advances, killing one of them. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield reports.
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Caitlyn Jenner backs Nassau County's transgender athletes ban
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is trying to drum up support for his ban on transgender athletes from competing against girls at county-facilities. The Republican leader stood side by side with Caitlyn Jenner, an Olympic gold medalist and transgender athlete, who supports the restrictions on transgender athletes. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Animal sanctuary at risk of closing
They were animals rescued after being abused — and now they’re in need of being rescued from a different kind of situation. A charity dedicated to saving neglected horses is at risk of losing its longtime home in New Jersey. NBC New York’s Ted Greenberg reports.
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2 men found dead inside Brooklyn apartment after suspicious fire
Flames ripped through a unit in a four-story building in Brooklyn, leaving the neighborhood surrounded in smoke. Inside the second floor apartment, detectives said two men were found with injuries that point to a homicide. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.
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What it was like reporting the news in 1985 | Chuck Scarborough 50th Anniversary
A look behind-the-scenes of the inside of the 1985 newsroom hustling to make deadline.
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‘The Man in the Red Bandana' on 9/11 | Chuck Scarborough 50th Anniversary
There were many heroes on September 11th. One of them, for months, was only known as the “The Man in the Red Bandana”. He saved as many as 18 lives, but lost his own. Chuck Scarborough reports on the 15th anniversary of the attacks.
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Parallels between COVID pandemic and 9/11 | Chuck Scarborough 50th Anniversary
COVID-19 is bringing up some painful comparisons for New York City residents. But as was the case in the darkest days following 9/11 – Chuck Scarborough says you should never bet against New York.
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A familiar connection for dive bomber pilot, Uncle Al, during Philippine Liberation | Chuck Scarborough 50th Anniversary
Chuck Scarborough looks back and searches for answers surrounding the life of dive bomber pilot and family member, Uncle Al.
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First flight of the Concorde | Chuck Scarborough 50th Anniversary
Chuck Scarborough has a front row seat on the Concorde flights of the famous commercial passenger plane that breaks the sound barrier.
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TWA Flight 800 crashes on Long Island | Chuck Scarborough 50th Anniversary
The New York-to-Paris flight crashed July 17, 1996, just minutes after the jetliner took off from John F. Kennedy Airport, killing all 230 people aboard.
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Take your daughter to work day at WNBC | Chuck Scarborough 50th Anniversary
Elizabeth Scarborough joins her father Chuck during a special day in the office.
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How crews prevent avalanches at the Winter Olympics | Chuck Scarborough 50th Anniversary
Chuck Scarborough looks behind the scenes on the special protocal and planning to avoid avalanches during winter mountain sports.