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This week, a closer look at the violent confrontation between a group of motorcyclists and an SUV on the West Side Highway.
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This week, a conversation with the Democratic nominee in the race for New York City mayor: Public Advocate Bill de Blasio.
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Vowing to unify the city, former deputy mayor and MTA chief Joe Lhota last week clinched the Republican nomination in the race for New York City mayor.
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After months of handshaking, debates and name calling, candidates for mayor leave it all up to the voters to decide.
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This week, a look at changes coming to the NYPD after the city council overrode mayoral vetoes on bills involving stop and frisk.
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On this week's edition of Up Close, we talk to the candidates in the hotly contested race for Manhattan Borough President.
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Hundreds of passengers are finally home after their flight from London to New York was forced to make an emergency landing in a remote corner of Canada.
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It's a major citywide position in New York City. Four democrats are vying for the job of the city's next public advocate.
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Diana Williams introduces you to the woman behind the Twitter handle.
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New parents get advice and strength from many sources, most often books or blogs.
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Deputy Mayor for Operations Cas Holloway is with us to discuss problems with New York City's 911 emergency system.
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Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer joins us to discuss his political comeback and his bid for New York City Comptroller.
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Diana Williams tells us which foods help us beat the heat
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As we sweat through what feels like the dog days of summer, a word of caution about staying hydrated. It doesn't mean you have to down glass after glass of water. Some foods can do the trick too.
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A federal judge is mulling over the constitutionality of the NYPD's controversial stop and frisk practice.
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This week on Up Close: an unimaginable heartbreak on the Upper West Side and the Democratic candidate for governor.
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New York City Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott joins us to discuss what lies ahead for the city's school system.
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Diana Williams speaks with the customer to find out how she addressed the issue
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Lauren Richeson is settled in her new apartment now, but for months a moving company held her belongings hostage.
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This week, we focus on the millions of dollars in aid for Superstorm Sandy victims still unspent by the American Red Cross.
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Lots of video games on the market are advertised as a fun way to get fit. Consumer Reports checked out five.
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On this week's show, a look at Governor Cuomo's agenda for women, plus the controversy over the IRS targeting conservative groups.
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Katie Beers, who was found after 17 days in captivity, joins us to discuss the case of three missing women in Cleveland.
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Katie Beers was overjoyed when she learned of the Cleveland women's' release from their captor.
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The head of the nation's teachers union, Randi Weingarten, joins us to discuss updated standardized tests for math and English.
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This week, a one on one interview with Anthony Weiner, as the former congressman discusses his potential comeback.
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With a showdown over gun control coming up in the U.S. Senate, Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy joins us to discuss the issue.
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This week, a look at the corruption case that led to the arrests of State Senator Malcolm Smith and City Councilman Dan Halloran.
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After Superstorm Sandy hit, many New York City students struggled with huge losses at home. Many of them had to live with friends or relatives, but a program in some schools called "Crew" helped a lot of students weather the storm.
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This week, a look at the bill in the City Council requiring employers in New York City to provide sick days for employees.
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New York City Comptroller John Liu joins us this week to discuss his campaign to become the city's next mayor.
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City Council President Christine Quinn joins us to discuss her campaign for mayor of New York City.
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Consumer Reports engineers say the new BMW 3 series is great to drive, but its surveys show some older models aren't aging well.
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If you're concerned about someone stealing your financial identity, you might be tempted to buy one of the many I-D protection services being heavily promoted. Millions of Americans have, but is it worth it? Consumer Reports analyzed this billion-dollar industry.
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Mayor Bloomberg's latest public service campaign taking aim at teen pregancy has been drawing controversy.
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Massive federal budget cuts have taken effect after President Obama and congressional Republicans failed to reach an agreement.
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With the deadline looming for automatic federal spending cuts, we'll look at what it could mean for the Tri-State area.
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New York City Public Advocate Bill de Blasio joins us, to discuss his candidacy for mayor in the 2013 campaign.
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This week, a look back at the life and times of the man who personified New York during three terms as mayor: the late Ed Koch.
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Diana Williams remembers the former mayor of New York City who passed away early Friday
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This week, we'll talk with former MTA Chairman Joe Lhota, who will be running for New York City Mayor in this year's campaign.
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This week, we'll take a closer look at the issue of mental health in the debate over gun violence and mass shootings.
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We'll take a look at this week's House vote on the second phase of the aid package for victims of Superstorm Sandy.
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We'll take a look at the controversy in Congress over the delay in voting on an aid package for victims of superstorm Sandy.
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A week after the tragedy in Newtown, calls for stricter gun laws are growing louder and louder. President Obama is responding by appointing Vice President Joe Biden to lead a commission to come up with a comprehensive plan to end gun violence.
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We catch up with two newly elected members of Congress: Grace Meng of Queens, and Hakeem Jeffries of Brooklyn.
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We'll see how New Jersey plans to rebuild from Hurricane Sandy, and hear from the head of LIPA about the utility's response.
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The recovery is underway after Hurricane Sandy. But what will it take to get victims back on their feet and into their homes?
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This week, a conversation with New York's U.S. Senate candidates: Democratic incumbent Kirsten Gillibrand and Republican Wendy Long.
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