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Like a scene out of a high-octane action movie that he would star in, Will Smith celebrated his 50th birthday Tuesday by successfully bungee jumping from a helicopter near the Grand Canyon.

9-year-old Patches' skull is now patched up with a 3D printed titanium plate after having a tumor removed.

New video shows firefighters on the scene on 25th Avenue in Astoria.

More than a hundred residents are invited to share their stories on exposure to toxic mold and lead paint in front of a federal judge in Lower Manhattan.

At the U.N., Trump seized his opportunity to assert American independence from the international body. He showcased his decisions to engage with the erstwhile pariah North Korea, remove the U.S. from the international Iran nuclear accord and object to U.N. programs he believes are contrary to American interests.

Wednesday brings the threat of more stormy weather into the Tri-State area.

Drenching rain caused severe flooding across parts of the New York area Tuesday, particularly in New Jersey. More rain is on the way Wednesday. In New York City, subway service was impacted, but is back on track after stations became flooded.

"Dancing with the Stars" mixed another round of competition with an introduction to the pros and celebrity kids of "Dancing with the Stars: Juniors."

More than 100 mourners turned out at Chester Playground in Brownsville for 16-year-old Oluwadurotimi Oyebola, or Timi as he was called.

Like a scene out of a high-octane action movie that he would star in, Will Smith celebrated his 50th birthday Tuesday by successfully bungee jumping from a helicopter near the Grand Canyon.

Ilya Vett was arrested last week on a misdemeanor charge after a criminal complaint says a police officer observed a 3-D printer producing a "hard black plastic object" shaped like a revolver.

The 22-year-old rapper told his fans on Instagram that the hot snacks ripped his stomach.

Tune in every Tuesday to hear about the big political stories of the week leading up to the Midterm Elections.

Daniel Switzen has been sentenced to five years probation for spying on his family's nanny with a hidden camera in his suburban New York home.

President Donald Trump accused Democrats on Tuesday of using a "con game" to try scuttling Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination and disparaged the account of the second woman accusing Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct, saying she herself conceded she was "totally inebriated and all messed up."

The heavy rain that caused widespread flooding in the Tri-State area was tapering off to showers Tuesday night, but Wednesday will bring the threat of more stormy weather.

Governor Roy Cooper said on Tuesday evening that a 67-year-old man died while cleaning up storm debris in Craven County, making the death toll 36 in North Carolina.

The macadamia nuts are from the brand Mauna Loa. The company is voluntarily recalling all items produced at its facility in Hawaii after E. coli was found in the drinking water.

Their building in Fairview was surrounded by water and the only way out was a front end loader and other rescue vehicles that were used to pull them out.

Firefighters in Harrisburg, North Carolina saved a 3-year-old's birthday party.

A public school in Yonkers will be closed on Wednesday after positive testing for mold in sections of the building.

The NYPD said a newly obtained witness video could help detectives solve a nearly 5-month-old double homicide case out of Bushwick, Brooklyn.

On Saturday, October 6th, WABC-TV will air a Special entitled "Breast Cancer: Surprising Discoveries" at 7:30PM, EDT. (Also to be re-run Sun. 10/7 at 5:30am). Hosted by Eyewitness News Anchor, Diana Williams, the Special brings you survivors who encounter some surprising twists and turns on the road to diagnosis & recovery. This year marks WABC's twenty-fourth year of working with the American Cancer Society.

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On Saturday, October 6th, WABC-TV will air a Special entitled "Breast Cancer: Surprising Discoveries" at 7:30PM, EDT. (Also to be re-run Sun. 10/7 at 5:30am). Hosted by Eyewitness News Anchor, Diana Williams, the Special brings you survivors who encounter some surprising twists and turns on the road to diagnosis & recovery. This year marks WABC's twenty-fourth year of working with the American Cancer Society.