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There is new exclusive video of that Southwest Airlines hard landing at La Guardia Airport where the nose gear collapsed.
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A grand jury has decided that there wasn't enough evidence to support manslaughter charges against Officer Richard Haste.
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Jim Hoffer has more on the rally held asking for justice
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Investigators are searching a home in Queens following a a cold case lead in the 1978 Lufthansa heist.
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The Mayor's office says the delays are a fabrication by the unions that are resistant to change. Yet, two families recently contacted us convinced it took too long to dispatch an ambulance to their dying sons.
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The National Transportation Safety Board is trying to figure out why the landing gear collapsed in what appeared to be a normal landing.
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With the rescue phase of the accident over, it is time to focus attention on what went wrong.
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The elderly woman had fallen down the stairs, fractured her skull, and injured her spine.
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Our investigation reveals there have been problems with at least 150 emergency calls to 911 in the last five weeks.
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Investigative reporter Jim Hoffer has the story
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The Glide slope that usually helps pilots land at the right speed and angle, wasn't working at the San Francisco Airport.
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One of the attacks happened on Manhattan's Lower East Side, the other two happened in the Bronx.
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There are claims of excessive force by the family of a man fatally shot by police in Westchester County.
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The Long Island Railroad is back on track, but it's not been a good week for the railroad or its passengers.
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Jim Hoffer has an Eyewitness News investigation into who's responsible for all the recent rail problems
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Investigative reporter Jim Hoffer has all the details
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There are serious questions about the new 911dispatch system in New York City.
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As the Eyewitness News Investigators reported in April, a bridge in Queens is so riddled with cracks, the city has kept it closed to traffic.
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There are a few kinks in the system. That's how the mayor's office describes the troubles for the new 911 system.
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A bridge collapse in Washington State is putting new focus on the condition of bridges throughout the country.
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Some young, minority males living on Roosevelt Island say they're being targeted for doing nothing wrong by the very people who are supposed to protect them.
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Florida Businessman Charles Butler always dreamed of returning to live in the city where he was born, but 7 months ago he vanished without a trace.
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After a month in a hospital burn unit where it was uncertain if she would survive, Terri Thompson is home, but still hurting.
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Some workers at the Port Authority say when they blew the whistle on their supervisor for stealing, they were hit with disciplinary violations.
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Elevated track and bridges connect key parts of the 240 mile subway system, but inspection of these critical components is haphazard according to this new report.
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Children cannot drive until their 16, cannot drink until their 21, but they can shoot firearms long before then.
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The FAA says taxiway incursions occur too infrequently to warrant the expense of cameras or warning systems.
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How is it possible that you join the Army Reserves, complete all your training, but never get your active duty pay?
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The Bayway Refinery in Linden pumps out 238,000 barrels of fuel a day making it the largest refinery on the East Coast.
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The bridge crosses the railroad tracks in Flushing, Queens on 149th Street between Roosevelt and 41st Avenues.
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What's emerging is a profile of two young men who may have led deeply secret lives, secrets and beliefs.
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Many questions remain about the Boston Marathon bombing suspects and their backgrounds.
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There's a reason pressure cooker bombs are so popular with terrorists. Just a little knowledge can create a lot of destruction.
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No detail is too small for officials as they piece together what happened.
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The FBI has taken the lead on the investigation into the Boston Marathon bombings and is going through all the evidence.
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The woman who was burned in a hot oil attack allegedly by her ex-husband spoke to Eyewitness News from her hospital bed.
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The federal government has cracked down on four New York City area airports for what it calls "egregious" violations of safety and rescue regulations involving more than 250 police officers.
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A Delta Airlines employee is facing charges after he got on a flight without a boarding pass or being screened by security.
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Would the attacker have been arrested sooner if the tape was made public faster?
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Police in Irvington, New Jersey are searching for a man they say threw hot oil on his ex-wife as she slept in her bed.
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Inside a federal courthouse, the heart of the NYPD's crime-fighting tactic, Stop and Frisk, goes on trial Monday.
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A licensed plumbing inspector says he was fired by Rapid Repairs after confronting his boss about unsafe installations.
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New York Congressman Peter King is calling for an extensive security review at Newark Liberty Airport after a report that a fake bomb got past screeners.
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A police officer, who was supposed to help a mom on Long Island with her case, is accused of going too far.
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Vadim Vassilenko was arrested for a financial crime, and six years later, he's still waiting for his trial.
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New York City's Rapid Repairs program left a big hole on the side of a house on Staten Island.
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The Port Authority estimates $28 million has been ripped off in the past two years by thieves who don't pay E-ZPass tolls.
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Two homeowners claim a contractor swindled them out of tens of thousands of dollars without finishing the work.
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There are disturbing new questions about the quality of work done under the Rapid Repair program.
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