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It is hard to understand breast cancer, much less picture it, but a New York photographer was able to do just that.
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The snakehead fish is causing concern in the Harlem Meer. It can live both on land and in the water.
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From Bensonhurst to Boston, several dozen came out to pray and remember the victims of the marathon bombing. Arab Americans also joined in the call for peace, insisting diversity will make America stronger, not weaker.
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Eyewitness News spoke to the traumatized victim who is still recovering emotionally and physically from a horrible attack.
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It's not the most creative of crimes but it's been working. All they need is a moment of distraction to steal from their victims.
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In New York City nearly a third of the population pays more than half their monthly income in rent.
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Police say they want to find the driver and are not calling it a hit-and-run because the driver may not have realized he hit anyone.
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The city medical examiner determined the cause of the death to be the placenta left behind.
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Lucy Yang reports from New Hyde Park
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Lucy Yang reports on the plowing conditions in Queens
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A freak accident in Stony Point, Rockland County killed a woman inside her home.
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Students at a Catholic high school in New Jersey have taken a "no-cursing" pledge at the request of school administrators.
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The church has a lot of history - it was built in the late 1800s by survivors of the Irish Potato famine. It has now survived the wrecking ball as well.
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Four teenagers were caught on video viciously attacking a 53-year-old man for no reason other than to take his iPhone.
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Police are looking for a pair of serial armed robbers wanted in connection with 15 robberies in Queens.
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Fresh fruit, vegetables and gourds are being torpedoed into parked cars.
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Police have identified a charred and naked body found along the Brooklyn shoreline as Shaniesha Forbes, of East Flatbush.
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The suspect allegedly beat the driver into a coma in Brooklyn over an argument about the fare.
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Lucy Yang has the latest on what's next for Joe Lhota.
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While it seems so many of us are moving on, somehow, thousands are still without power and stuck in a kind of hurricane hell.
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Nearly a dozen New Jersey businesses were added to a lawsuit and accused of price gouging.
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A Staten Island man who received donations after Sandy has had a second disaster when they were all destroyed.
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On Sunday night, cash registers were ringing at Foodtown in South Amboy, but the signs of sadness were everywhere - especially on the empty shelves.
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Cara and Mauricio Londono are about to mark their first wedding anniversary next week. What they will get to celebrate? Their first home will be destroyed. Everything including their wedding album is now in the dumpster out front.
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Another problem that's arising out of Sandy is that communities across the tri-state are running out of real estate.
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Homeowners in two Brooklyn neighborhoods were still assessing the flood damage to their homes on Sunday night. They were trying to figure out how they were going to pay for the repairs without any help.
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Reporter Lucy Yang has the story.
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The Eyewitness News team has the latest from Queens and Long Island.
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Lucy Yang has the details on the violent robbery in the Bronx
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The 40-year-old man was shot in the abdomen outside the HSBC Bank on East Bay Avenue in Hunts Point just before 9 a.m.
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Lucy Yang has the latest on the search for Myrtle from Brooklyn.
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Danielle Marveall is heartsick after her precious Chihuahua nine-year-old Myrtle is lost.
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As police protect the officer's House in Centereach, Long Island there is still no word on why the detective shot the young man. Polanco worked two jobs to support his mother and younger sister and was also a member of the New York National Guard.
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Lucy Yang talks to the people who gave hundreds of dollars to the firm but ended up with nothing.
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All a group of job seekers wanted was an honest day's pay for an honest day's worth of work. What they got was heartache.
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A teenage girl is home from the hospital after being shot in the hand, and the community has rallied around her.
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26-year-old Ralphie Lettieri beat the odds and survived a flesh-eating bacteria disease.
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Lucy Yang has the story of a young man who disappeared after leaving home for college.
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Two bus drivers in Brooklyn suffered injuries when a suspect assaulted them on Monday. In one case, a syringe may have been used.
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Lucy Yang reports from Queens.
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Two passenger planes were moved to an isolated area and inspected at JFK Airport following a telephone threat. An all clear was given about an hour later.
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For the past three weeks, police believe the suspect has been on a one-man rampage stealing phones and purses from unsuspecting women in the Bedford Park section of the Bronx.
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Breen and 18-year-old Cristina Lobrutto were shot to death inside an Old Bridge Pathmark by co-worker Terence Tyler.
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It was a deadly night in Brooklyn that included gunfire, knives and bottles.
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An engaged couple suffered injuries when two boats collided in Sandy Hook Bay on Sunday.
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Hansel Arias stopped at a McDonalds in the Bronx to get a bite to eat, but that simple decision cost him his life.
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His father tells Eyewitness News that young Ralph has had six surgeries in three days. The doctors apparently were forced to remove more and more of his skin and flesh to try and stay ahead of the insatiable bacteria.
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In New York, the laws are inconsistent. In New York City for example, it is illegal to own or sell high capacity magazine, which allow a shooter to fire off bullets faster than he or she can count. However the very same magazines are legal in the rest of the state.
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