[laughter] if you were to tell dante that he is ineligible to play sports for his high school team senior year he would now be able to here you. he is death. ineligible. my senior year, and it is not fair that i can play. thank you for coming out to the ballpark, chasing news bill: you are chasing a story of a three -month-old baby in day care. dropped their three-month-old sonthe three -month-old son off at soho day care center on monday. hours later the day care owner found unresponsive. after being put down for a nap he was rushed to lenox hill hospital were doctors pronounced him dead. investigators are refusing to look into the cause of this. coming under scrutiny. new york is among the most restricted in the nation when it comes to licensing. any day care program planning more than three hours and then a regular basis must receive. improperly trained. it is pretty significant a significant group of children and no one they re has cpr training. that is one of
say at this point. seattle slew was so worn out that he won poorly. american pharoah, you have to wonder, did triple crown take anything out of him. he looked better today than the last time we saw him. i don t particularly go to races that i don t work at. but i would go. if we did not televise this next race, i would make a point to see this horse run. that s how special i think he is to the game and to america. he s special in so many ways, not only his ability to run but his personality and just the way he conducts himself, and that beautiful, beautiful stride that carried him to the easy victory today in the $1.75 million william hill haskell here on the breeders cup challenge series. he wins the breeders cup. special thanks to the industry s official data base for thoroughbred racing. saturday the challenge continues in saratoga with the whitney. that s saturday 5:00 eastern on nbc. coming up, except on the west coast, it s your local news. and then it s americ
announcer: it is 10:00 p.m. do you know where your children are: right now on fox 5 news at 10:00: we have 81 reported cases can of legionnaire s dy sews and seven deaths. legion in ale disease running wild through the south bronx as the death toll continues to rise? a pelham meet was held where city health leaders righting there announced the updated numbers and tried to calm resident s concerns. they have traced that dy sees five south bronx buildings. it is unclear which wince spreading the bacteria. fox 5 s stacey delikat has the latest. good evening, stacey. at 6:00, the town hall meeting begins here at the bronx museum behind me that will feature representatives from the health department, and from the office of emergency management, they will giving the latest facts and also trying to dispel rumors. now let s recap the latest numbers. according to the most recent information from the mayor s office, four people have died from the disease. i am concerned. mo
potentially deadly disease. melissa russo is here with the latest. reporter: city officials stopped short of calling the legionnaires outbreak over, but they are calling it contained at this point. take a look at the latest numbers. a total of 121 people have now been diagnosed in this legionnaires outbreak. that s two new cases identified since yesterday. the death toll remains at 12, where it s been since monday. and to the city s knowledge, there have been no cases of anyone getting sick, as in developing symptoms since august 3rd. no new contaminated buildings or cooling towers the today. the mayor was in the legionnaires impact zone this afternoon at lincoln hospital, thanking health care staff for their work during this outbreak. and downtown at city hall, the city council was voting on a bill regulating cooling towers. the bill passed unanimously by a vote of 42-0. the centers for disease control called the city s response at this afternoon s news conference to th
police in somerset and morristown say they had multiple calls, a few dozen calls concerned about the rumbling and shaking of homes but no immediate reports of damage. we are told it was a 2.5 magnitude earthquake, enough to scare people. emergency officials say as soon as the sun comes up, they want homeowners, business owners to check their property for cracks in the foundation, cracks in the road, the driveway leading up to them so that would help. let s listen to what woman told me at the train station. i was shaving this morning and all of a sudden i heard this bang and i thought something exploded. i felt the building shake. i looked outside to see if i saw anything. i didn t see anything. i thought it was an accident. then five minutes later, two or three fire trucks, ambulance up there. but it was pretty bad. so, emergency officials in this area did respond to some of the calls but, again, no major damage was found there. but now as the sun comes up, you want to ch