Tears and the frustration and im governor of the state of new york and there is nothing i can say. And there is nothing i can do. And sometimes it just hurts. Reporter and right now police are looking through Surveillance Video from the abbotts fieldhouses opening to identify the gunman. They recovered a gun from the scene, but its not clear if it was involved in this shooting. Again carey gabay remains on life support. We are told is about to be a father. First child. We are live in crown heights, hazel sanchez, cbs news. Hazel , thank you. That shooting happened not for from some other violent incidents. Police in brooklyn saying a man in his 30s is in serious condition tonight after being stabbed in the torso on Lincoln Place and rochester avenue in crown heights. Stabbed to death. Another seriously hurt near where people gathered to celebrate ahead of todays annual west indian day parade. A developing story right now. There is a fire growing in the new jersey pine barrens. Look at
Researchers. Again, carey gabay remains on life support. We are told he is about to become a father. His wife is pregnant with their first child. We are live in Crown Heights tonight, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. The shooting happened not far from the west indian Day Festivities where three other Violent Crimes took place. Investigators say man is in serious condition after being stabbed on Lincoln Place and rochester avenue. Around the corner from the parade route, one person was stabbed to death. Another injured near where people gathered to celebrate. Despite the violence still thousands came out to a have a good time and celebrate caribbean pride. Jenel burrell reports. Reporter the spice and flair of the caribbean transported right to the heart of brooklyn. This sea of people you a along Eastern Parkway representing the islands with pride. Jamaica. 600 . Reporter reggae and calypso the backdrop. My kids are born here. They have never been there before. This is a taste of their cultur
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