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During a fastmoving fire. Who saved the day . And dog napping. The search tonight for the person who swiped a military Veterans Service animal. News 4 new york at 11 00 starts now. Good evening to you. Im sibila vargas. And im david ushery. Chuck has the night off. It is a disturbing and disgusting crime. A hospital worker accused of taking advantage of patients in their most vulnerable moments, and Police Say One victim is 83 years old. News 4s ray villeda is live at kings county hospital where fired. Ray . Reporter sibila, david, at first these two victims thought it was all part of a routine xray process here at kings county. What happened next had one in shock, the other one screaming. Thats just disturbing. Thats all i can say. Reporter inside kings county hospital, in an x ray room, Police Sources tell news 4 larry jones fondled, groped, and sexually abused an 83yearold woman. She was here for xrays of her and sexually abused the woman. I think its sick. You trust the people that
Baby thrown to rescuers below. Tonight theyre all safe thanks in part to a brave and quick thinking young girl. Eyewitness News Reporter josh einiger is in sayreville tonight with their amazing escape. Its a long way down from that second floor of this building for these young kids to jump to escape these flames but tonight their family is crediting the first responding Police Officer with catching them and saving their lives. Smoke and towering flames i tried to get up the stairway but it was fully engulfed. Reporter sayreville Police Officer brian gay knew there would be no time. Family members trapped upstairs started to jump. I looked up in the air and she was already jumping. As she was on her way down i caught her. Reporter the fire broke out around 2 00 this afternoon on jacobsen street. Gay was the first on scene but might never have made it in time through your mind . That i was going to die. Reporter the 12yearold lived in the house and was there with her cousins and aunt whe
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Reporter president obama telling abc news in an exclusive interview he believes it will be lifted, but not before he leaves office. President obama also discussing concerns about human rights. With political dissidents still regularly arrested for speaking out against the castro regime, some cuban americans call president obamas visit a slap in the face. Showing solidarity, throwing a lifeline to those reporter here in havana, were hearing a lot of optimism about the potential change that could come from this visit. Tonight, the two president s will come together again for a state dinner. Then tomorrow, president obama will talk directly to the cuban people in a nationally televised speech. News. Back here in our area, were learning much more about an offduty Police Officer who was found dead of a gunshot wound in new jersey today. Police found the body in a secluded area near a closed down Movie Theater in sayreville. Tony yates is live at the scene. Reporter liz and dave, investigato