she wanted to get away from california and be with family for a while. >> struggling with mental health issues ever since she had her 1st child, but it is unclear why she left her father's house that day. >> i think they had a fight, and she just wanted to be left alone and left the house. >> crystals family says she has a miscarriage is some point while she was missing but the prosecutor's office says it is unclear. the prosecutor'sprosecutor's office has said they do not believe all play was involved. >> she still told herself she overdosed or it was complications due to the miscarriage. >> if you or anyone you know has information, call the tip line. ♪ >> in his prime the ss united states was the fastest ship. today, however, it is a different story. a preservationist don't brave enough money. >> what does that say? >> there is new hope for the family. in the 1982 cold case it has been reopened and detectives are looking into this unsolved murder. her daughter was locked in the bathtub. when police arrived the exasperated terrified girl could only scream et did it. >> we had to chase some stories. it would be a chase without a chase all the way. bill: what do you got? >> not your average officer, assigned to the precinct that cover three different precincts as part of the program to put in place to have nypd officer start from the ground up in a closer the community. what happened, he is murdered by one of the members of that very community. people came out while the suspect to is now in custody in the shooting,, tyrone howard, 30 years old, was being arraigned in manhattan court last night. over 100 officer showed up as well as the victim's family, including other new yorkers and residents and people from the neighborhood. i am sitting here with someone who knows a lot about that. he started his own organization called advocates without borders. bill: thank you for coming on the show. we appreciate it. what was really happening? >> the since we are getting from communities is that a lot of folks knew he was a bad seed. no one spoke up and said, hey, i know this guy pulled the gun or pulled the trigger the possibly shot and 11 and seven -year-old not too long ago. here he is. bill: a lot of people talk about the blue line, are we seeing -- does this happen in the community where there is a code of silence that prevents people from coming forward? >> we are turning a curve on that right now. that is because of efforts taking place right now. there is a positive movement. they have to understand they have a responsibility. asking for the return of stop andstopping frisk. >> first of all, it never stopped, it just got reduced we need it with the modification that there is a respect coming from the police officers when stopping people. >> you are calling for a citywide day of solidarity, prayers and thoughts and a unified message in favor of the cops to reach out to let them know that the community supports their efforts. >> we are on the phones as we speak. passengers from all of the different boroughs calling up their precincts saying let's get out in front of them on monday and do this simultaneously in a unified effort. bill: show up in front of the precinct? >> shake their hand and pat thempat them on the back and tell them we love you. >> check out this video. the transit river line. videotape saturday evening. thus far no arrests have been made. >> severely outdated, outdated, over 60 years old and serving over 200,000 passengers a day, the current port authority may just very well have seen its last days. unanimously voted to approve a $10 billion plant to replace it. the meeting was held on thursday. pat schumer thinks this is a big win for everybody. >> this is going to have an important impact on consumers of our services, and i think that alone deserves our support. >> the current plan is the poetry 9th and 10th avenue, one block west. a very important fact is that the port authority has opened an international design competition to anyone who wants to participate. they will monitor and studies designs and pick the best one out of the bunch. will it be a big success? 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