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Youve got to get out. Its dangerous. Reporter the nypd going to Great Lengths to diffuse the situation, even flying in his mother from delaware. He would surrender when his mom came to the scene. Reporter lieutenant hayes, 53 years old, has been with the department for 33 years and was one of the First Responders on 9 11. Recovery. Everyone who helped get lieutenant hayes to safety put themselves in harms way in the process. And they all are to be commended. Commended. Reporter taking a live loo...

Precincts but will be expanded citywide this year. Other key members of the team are planning to stay on for now. Im lisa evers, fox 5 news. Back to you. Alison a big day for the nypd. Joining me now, peter moreno, a former nypd captain. Thanks for joining us. First off, we kind of knew this was coming at some point. Was it a surprise that it was today . It was a bit of a surprise it was today for me. But there were hints, as you said, and there all in all, i wasnt shocked. Reporter lets do two ...

Every morning. There were three more overnight. In the bronx, a victim had lacerations to the face after being attacked by two men near east 139th street. The m train around 11 00 p. M. , a fight over 50 cents led to one man grabbing a knife and the victim stabbed with what police are calling a puncture wound. Peter moreno was a captain in the nypd and spent the majority of his 30year career in the bronx. The difference between a puncture and slash and cut is classified the same way when it come...

Tyrone howard is in police custody, captured a few blocks from the scene, slowed by a gunshot wound to the leg. Police sources say howard has been arrested 28 times. Assault, robbery, narcotics in 2009. It was for a shootout that struck an 11yearold girl and 78yearold man. Yet howard was released after being arrested in a big gang crackdown last year, a program run by the Manhattan District Attorneys Office called a Diversion Program. The commissioner lamenting the decision to release howard. Il...

Experience. It should be very, very interesting. We saw them go out and just compete and dominate last year series and the series before against the damage odgers. Thats the story from inside. Tomorrow night, game one gets underway. Jennifer thank you. From kansas city to new york city, you cant escape the excitement. Steve mets fans cheering on their team in queens. Lidia curanaj is live there victory. Away. There are so many people here. Although were a block away, you can hear the roar of the...

Year with historic low crime. Guaranteed. By the end of this year, well have the best crime year in the history of the city. Reporter thats definitely a bold statement. Well have to wait and see. The Police Commissioner also added that this is the most Diverse Group of recruitments the nypd has ever had, with more than a third being hispanic. Back to you. Ernie all right. Thank you very much for your report. And joining me now to talk about this is is peter moreno, retired nypd captain and secur...

Google, apple, facebook and twitter part of the sitdown. Most companies have policies directing the removal of violent or terrorrelated content. Security experts say both sides could do more and intercept attacks before they happen. Probably like to see the Technology Companies and the government agree on some format of which they can Work Together on selective cases. How quickly can we respond, how quickly can Law Enforcement work with them to find out who the perpetrators of potential terroris...

After a 1994 federal decision to deny inmates access to Pell grants for school, as part of a tough-on-crime movement, as of this summer, prisoners can use the grants again.

Federal financial aid for college will be available to incarcerated students for the first time in about 30 years, starting this summer.

Incarcerated people will have access to Pell grants starting next summer. In anticipation, Wisconsins prisons, universities and technical colleges are exploring more pathways to degrees.