Good Day New York

There are 25,000 new cases of Lyme Disease per month in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Despite the staggering statistic, awareness is lacking and so is funding for research and even health insurance coverage to battle the debilitating disease.

Chef Holly Peterson shares her recipe for 'triple cherry cobbler' from her cookbook, 'Smoke and Fire' in the Good Day Cafe.

It's been three years that NY Mets World Series Champion Lenny Dykstra has been sober. But the effects of years of substance abuse remain. The baseball legend comes clean in his new memoir, "House of Nails: A Memoir of Life on the Edge.' Dykstra talks about the highs and lows including giving it all he had on the field and bringing himself to the brink of death.

Ivan Reitman, the man who brought the world movies like 'Animal House,' 'Meatballs, and 'Space Jam' (to name a few,) says he understands why his latest film is being slammed by some.

Change is evident in Harlem. There is a new Whole Foods popping up on 125th Street. Once predominately if not exclusively black, there is a sprinkle of other faces when you walk down the street.

Buddhist leaders are sounding the alarm to tourists: Beware the "fake monks."