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you can look good and feel good no matter who you are. >> reporter: baruch shemtov, fox 5 news. dari: he looks great. a sushi master is expanding his empire. keep sushi customers coming back for more. dari: and he's a real picasso. look at that baby. this is a long island dog who loves to paint. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. america runs on dunkin'. steve: in fox 5 health news, the bronx ranks as the unhealthiest county in new york. for quality of life, including poor physical and mental health and smoking and obesity. dari: joining us is fox 5 medical contributor dr. devi. good to have you here. this is very upsetting. new york is a first world city. you would think every neighborhood in new york city should be up to the standards. >> i agree with you. i mean, new york has s

baruch shemtov, fox 5 news. steve: a lot of trust in the chef to pull that off. dari: japanese. steve: we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00. >> thank you very much. coming up next, you'll love the story. why living in new york means living longer than people who live in the suburbs or country. a special guest will join me live in the studio coming up. next live for you, history made at the st. patrick's day parade. join us for all of that and a lot more coming up at 6:00 here on fox 5. i will be right back. keep it here. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's today - at business.ny.gov (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. p head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales p and let the peo

there's a tortoise that loves christina: our baruch shemtov took it for a very slow stroll. [music] >> reporter: meet henry the tortoise. he's 16 and quickly gaining instagram fame with his music videos and photos. how does it feel to be a such a celebrity, henry? he's a man of few words. his presence is hard to miss. just a few minutes with henry reveal his new york attitude and charming personality. for henry's owner, amanda green, living with this handsome reptile has been life changing. >> he's adorable. everything he does is adorable. the novelty hasn't worn off. i love him more and more each day. i'm crazy for him. he's really lively and, yes, he's slow, not as fast as a dog, but he has -- >> the tortoise has been getting a lot of attention. >> i can take him out. few hours during the week so i know he's getting sun and exercise outside of the apartment. >> reporter: what's the response been to the craigslist ad? >> crazy. overwhelming. hundreds and hundreds of responses. >> reporter: the tortoise b.i.g. is making new fans. >> they enjoy seeing a tortoise which you wou

autoshow is open through april 3 prd reporting live baruch shemtov, "fox 5 news." >> very nice. well here's a car so exclusive you will not see it no mart how hard you look. but alison morris pulled a newest piece for a ride it's the lap of luxury. >> welcome to the lap of luxury i'm alison morris we visit italian automake hadder ferrari year. it has been in existence for 17 years in the pages of the spring. we bring in 200 judges. these are as close to normal people as you can get who come in. they spend the day driving 13 at the high performance cars that model year. this was the one that was the run away winner. >> a ferrari very easy. racing -- racing, racing. >> ferrari used to be a racer in 1947 he created it what we know now as a ferrari. but the ferrari of 1947 is not the same one of now. he was really purely racing him. but racing dreams had a cost and so ferrari dropped road cars to finance those dreams. >> he decided to produce same circuit and give to people that will be driving this car on the road. first road car to bare the ferrari logo. 125s. >> something is that

we spent about a baruch shemtov to fin out how. >> now new research shows that all that could actually be good for for your health. >> a good guy friend that cau gan without. grab drink. you know? talk about sports. what is going on in your life. important part of your life. >> here at the bar, bros were out in full force. >> yeah. the way of like unwinding and like relieving stress to have somebody of the same sex going through maybe the same things as you to talk about girlfriends or relationships. >> even drama with jury drinks. >> it was embarrassing. am committed bro to ann arbor michigan. >> are you cheat canning on your br sno. >> no. that is just a word. >> according to new reresearch from the university of california berkeley, does that long-term benefit fos the male friends sharing strong platonic relationships sna. >> there is amazing dat sha thoughs your survival and longevity depend on not just having some friend bus the number so the more friends you have, the berg the social network, the longer you will live but seeing alo like female friendships are great. they are grea

in brooklyn bridge park, i'm baruch shemtov, fox 5 news. jennifer: we're always looking for that little piece of nature. steve: farm to table to the next level. why watch a movie in 3-d when you can see one in 4d? >> the movie theatre that wants to put you inside the action. steve: how a legendary dance company is introducing us to the steve: moviegoers may want to check out a theatre in union square. jennifer: a look at the first ever 4-d theatre. this is exciting. >> reporter: it has all the senses. you can smell stuff. your seat's rocking? >> remember when smell-a-vision was just a pipe dream? well, i don't have to be corny. it's actually happening. after receiving a positive response from audiences in japan and hollywood, 4-d has arrived in new york at one theatre only for now. that's the regal cinemas in union square. >> a night at the movies got more immersive. this is 4d x technology, designed to enhance the 3d movie experience. these chairs vibrate, pulsing back and forth, to reflect the action on screen. all right. this is my first

i'm baruch shemtov. back to you. steve: too expensive as it is. thank you. >> all right, a mecca for meat lovers in sheepshead bay. christina: the sandwich shop that's been slicing up roast steve: russ shows kerry drew and the bunnies looking to hop into loving homes this holiday weekend. >> new york is much more than fires and traffic accidents. it's a center of culture. it's the great est est greatest city in the world and i want our air to reflect that. >> we all still type but fewer and fewer of us. this repairman visits clients whose companies he's served since the great depression. >> having the feel of the machine, seeing the words hit the paper. >> some he came to the united states at the age of four. when did he fall in love with computers? from playing video games to having a tech company, he's created a thousand web sites. >> what are you doing? i don't want to touch that. >> beekeeping. it's been legal in new york city since 2010. believe it or not, there are a i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing

baruch shemtov, fox 5 news. dari: well, a new exhibit is opening up at the american museum of natural history, and it's called dinosaurs among us. it explores how one group of dinosaurs evolved into birds that we know today. on display are rarely seen bird. steve: tesla have competition. dari: honda trying to make technology more affordable. again. when he will return to the big smoking causes 16 different types of cancer. you have one clear way to reduce your risk. you can quit smoking. dari: fox 5 health news. for the first time, this was huge, an nfl official has admitted the link between football and the condition known as cte that we've been talking about for so long. nfl's senior vice president jeff miller acknowledged the link during a round table in washington yesterday. cte is a degenerative brain disorder caused by repeated blows to the head. symptoms can include memory loss, depression and dementia. steve: joining us, dr. manny to talk about this. i saw on espn, they have a 30th anniversary of the '35

baruch shemtov went to the shop to check it out. >> if you took an architect and pastry chef and intersected them, you get this. >> reporter: peter satisfied his sweet tooth and opened sugar cube, a dessert and coffee bar in long island city. >> pastry chefs are using their culinary skills to create something that has a great form that you have to participate with eating it. >> reporter: they're creating structures that taste delicious. >> exactly. average pastries and sweets. he's designing many of them as he would a building. >> it goes into a 3-d program. after that, it prints on my 3-d printer. i make a mold out of it. this is a silicon mold. that's the negative. >> reporter: we put the warm chocolate in this and a chocolate bar comes out in this form. >> exactly. >> reporter: once the design is in place, sugar cube's executive pastry chef translates the architectural vision into delicious desserts. >> we have liquified our chocolate. we're going to pour into it. with the product finished, we're going to touch it with the last touches, which is gold dust. architectural elements. it's bea

baruch shemtov "fox 5 news." >> scary. >> creepy i don't like them. i like a good egg hunt but i don't those bunnies chasing me. >> this forecast is going to be gorgeous, though. >> going to be wonderful. hopefully everyone has something nice planned with their families for the day tomorrow. we're talking about more sunshine and seasonal temperatures that will feel a little bit cooler because we nice day coming up. tonight dry and chilly lows in the 30s and we have some spots into the 30s across long island with wind off the water. nice easter sunday partly sunny, and seasonable. about our next chance of rain into the start of workweek on monday. so right now 43 degrees in central park i did step out earlier and it is feeling on chilly side at 42 in sussex. 44 newark, and 39 right now in montauk, temperatures near 40 degrees. for southwestern connecticut wind is out of the south, southeast. it will weaken a little bit. so light winds tomorrow morning and generally we're going to be hanging on to that southeasterly wind through the day tomorrow and mon

baruch shemtov has more on twitter's impact over the past tech -- decade. >> this is the tweet that started it and twitter was born connecting millions of voices in a global conversation. how is your use of twitter evolved? >> i feel like you grow with twitter. you mature. >> as more celebrities got on, it started blowing up. >> reporter: the reach of the platform is astounding. with 320 million users, generating 200 billion tweets a year. the most mentioned person is justin bieber, popping up 943 million times. the most popular emoji, this been used 14-1/2 billion times. the most popular hashtag is ff for follow friday with 539 million mentions. reigning over the twitter verse, katy perry is the most popular person on the platform with 85 million followers. despite all of that activity, twitter's growth has been plateauing and a staff writer at tom's guide says that means twitter will need to expand its scope even as it continues to limit us to 140 characters. >> i think periscope is helping lead the way. facebook has taken notice. there's something about direct streaming your life people

reporter: baruch shemtov, "fox 5 news." steve: a hassle too get people to watch the kids do you you don't need a 6-year-old in there. 53 right now. >>> yes. >> a great day for march. nick: rain held off today until the end of the parade, we'll transition downward it weiss -- it temperature >> 75 is record high in 1916. sunrise down at 7:05 tomorrow. 53 right now. few high clouds. wind northwest it has backed off from earlier, we have a few isolated showers out there. as we go and look at fox 5 sky guardian, there it is. what is going on here with my collar, what do i have here? -- do i have something on there? there we go a piece of tissue, something from the make-up room. a nice day for st. patrick's day, greens and yellows, the green is there, 63 in poughkeepsie. low 60s in city, same for islip, and about 60 bridgeport. 52 in bridgeport, 53 in city, but it dropped into lower 40s in sussex. cooler spots to north, north and west of town, wind is better now, gusty tomorrow. you can see the left over showers, trying to make i

steve: baruch shemtov introduces helping guys under 5 foot 8 look their best. >> it just ignored this guy. >> reporter: that's the gentleman 5 foot 8 and under who's been designed for years. but here he's the center of attention. how big is this 5-8 and market? >> 25 to 30 percent of american men, 30 million men. >> reporter: now they have an array of options, from suits to sweats, created for the not so tall guy. >> they put the clothes on and you see it happen. you see them go wow. this feels like a different me. >> for manning, the brand was inspired by his personal struggle. what was your experience trying to buy clothing? >> nothing ever fit. i would go into stores, try it when i was 10, i wanted bell-bottoms. my mother said by the time i get them and shorten them, they won't be bell-bottoms. it wasn't fair. >> reporter: his designs fit correctly out of the gate, whether bought on line or at the fit shop in dumbo, brooklyn. >> this is one of the first things we ever made. wearing shirts untucked for shorter guys is a real problem. getting your sleeves right, getting the length ri

dari: baruch shemtov shows us. >> reporter: edgar degalt is most celebrated for his work as a painter. he was a creative genius, innovating with his print making skills, using the monotype technique. >> it is a hybrid between drawing and print making. an artist draws and prints the work. most modern of his time. >> the monotypes influenced over areas of his work as seen in his paintings, drawings and pastels on display. >> in the exhibition, you'll find an adventure. degas discovers a new way of making art and runs with it. he experiments and reaches certain levels and takes it as far as he can go. there's a sense of excitement and a sense of him getting his hands dirty, being covered up to his elbows in ink. >> reporter: the exhibit opens saturday and runs through july 24th. it offers a multidimensional understanding of an artist we've appreciated for years. it is fascinating to get a better understanding of the creative process that goes into some of the masterpieces. really, really beautiful. dari: it really is. steve: nice. good deal. thank you. dari: we'll see you back here at 10