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the scene of the church collapse in connecticut. roof and steeple coming down. two congregations coming to this church. a miracle only one person was inside and survived. the school shooter's mother in court. on trial in michigan. tonight her messages about the day they bought the gun from their son and her post when the son went to the range. what prosecutors say they never told the school. their son opened fires hours later. tonight, the border. democrats and republicans in the senateworking to come up with a bipartisan solution. the president has signaled he's willing to compr...

the roof and steeple coming down. two congregations using this church. a miracle only one person was inside and survived. the school shooter's mother in court. ethan crumbley's mother on trial in michigan. tonight her messages about the day they bought the gun for their son and her post when her son went to the range. later called to the school amid concerns over their son. what prosecutors say they never told the school. their son opened fire hours later. tonight democrats and republicans working to address a crisis the president has signals he can working to tonight has donald trum...

I might start doing this with scratchers, just in case one ever hits:  A husband in Missouri bought a lottery ticket, only scratched off the bar code to scan it, and found out it hit for $100,000.  But then he didn't tell his wife, and left it for HER to scratch off.  So she got the full experience

NYPD officer Dennise Gomez finally met the two retired cops who saved her life in 1996: Eric Ocasio and Charles Claudio. The officers rescued her and her family from a burning car.

NYPD officer ​Dennise Gomez didn’t think twice when she was asked at the Police Academy why she wanted to be a cop. When she was 2 years old, she recounted, two officers in East Harlem saved her, her ​year-old brother and ​their mom from a burning car. Gomez, now 29, on Friday met those cops — Eric Ocasio and Charles Claudio, who both retired as detectives — for the first time since that fateful ​rescue, which was immortalized in a 1996 Daily News story.