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FOX 5 NY’s Dan Bowens takes a look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week including a robbery suspect shot by police, an 11-year-old boy struck in a hit-and-run, and an alleged multi-billion dollar crypto scheme broken up by federal prosecutors.

New Yorkers give their take on MTA fare evasion, dating in New York City, driverless cars, and more.

Domestic violence awareness! Julye Myner, CEO of the Center for Hope and Safety in Bergen County, talks about the support available as the high rate of domestic violence continues to be a major issue! Also, a look at your health as many gear up to get their annual vaccines! New Jersey-based pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr. Meg Fisher discuss how the changes to the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices and vaccination guidelines may affect your decision. And, the Montclair Film Festival is back with a full slate of feature and short films, documentaries, Q&A’s, tributes and some special guests! Executive Director Tricia Haggerty Wenz and Artistic Director Tom Hall have a full preview.

FOX 5 NY's Morgan McKay sits down with Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa who has bold promises, from $500 rebate checks for drivers to an income tax freeze for New Yorkers under 30. He defends a $10 billion education cut, pushes for more vocational training, and outlines plans to restore NYPD homeless outreach. Sliwa also addresses death threats against him, and swears that if elected mayor, he’ll never wear the red beret again.

Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa launches our Politics Unusual series with bold proposals — from $500 rebate checks for drivers to freezing income taxes for New Yorkers under 30. He also defends a $10 billion education cut, opens up about threats to his life, and joins our “Political Trick or Treat” game. Plus, City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams weighs in on ballot propositions and the New Jersey governor debate gets a full review.

Teresa Leto, a retired NYPD First-Grade Homicide Detective, worked everything from mafia takedowns to cold-case retrials. But nothing shook her more than the 2004 murder of her two partners. In this episode, she shares the case that changed her and how NY Homicide keeps their stories alive.

FOX 5 NY takes a look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week including a man beaten to death inside a busy subway station, the decapitation of a city sanitation worker, and a teen is shot after a fight breaks out.

New Yorkers give their take on crime in the city, $3 subway fares, married couples sleeping separately and more.

FDNY Battalion Chief Al Fuentes was on the front lines during the September 11th attacks, rushing to save lives when the North Tower collapsed. Trapped under the debris, he survived against all odds. In this conversation, Fuentes shares his powerful story of courage, sacrifice, and resilience — and what it means to carry the memory of 9/11 forward.

A one-on-one discussion with Democratic Nominee for New Jersey Governor U.S. Representative Mikie Sherrill on the issues of economy, affordability, property taxes, energy costs and immigration. Also, the panel including Republican Strategist Alexandra Wilkes, Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill, Dan Cassino – Executive Director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Brent Johnson – Statehouse Reporter for NJ Advance Media for NJ.com discuss the latest in the race for Governor.

Do you feel safe in NYC? A look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including a deadly road-rage shooting, a series of scooter shooting sprees, rampage in Queens, as well as an overall look at crime perception vs. reality.

In this week's episode of Politics Unusual, FOX 5 NY's political reporter Morgan McKay sits down with Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso to discuss the Coney Island casino bid that was voted down, among other things. Also, a conversation with former City Council Minority Leader Joe Borelli.