i'm stacey delikat. ckoyou. ernie: thank very much. it's allb politics. david birdsell is joining us, political analyst, baruch college. thanks for being here. we were here yesterday talking about this. no surprises. exactly what you were talking about. >> this came in at the high end of the expectations from the point of view of the frontrunners. they did as well as they could have. it resets the races both on the republican and democratic sides. ernie: let's start with clinton. she's trying to address sanders' clinton is getting a lot of negativity. what's sanders going to do? >> that's everybody's big question. it's probably too early for hillary clintoto a those voters to support her, but it's plenty o time for bernie sanders toigur out how he's going to manage the distance between continuing to grow a grassroots movement, which he said he's pledged to do beyond the convention, and to try to support the democratic nominee. how does he do that? that remains to be seen. big question. ernie: he was quiet about that today. didn't hear too much about it. l

we sent stacey delikat out to sort it out for us. watch. >> reporter: new york is a city of animal lovers, but sometimes the city's apartment buildings aren't as pet friendly as the people. many landlords or boards don't allow pets and when they do, there can be size or breed restrictions. >> if you're a couple and you sold your house and your dream apartment is one of those towers on 57th street, you go and find out your golden doodle is 65 pounds and he's not welcome in that building and you can't live there. >> reporter: hal runs pet friendly realty nyc which helps clients get around rules like that. >> the tag line for the company is we help keep people and their pets together. moment. first, what are pet owners' rights? this is an attorney and advisor to the mayor's alliance for nyc animals and says many new yorkers are unaware of the pet law. >> it says if you've had your pet for three or more months with the knowledge of any on site of employees at your building or kept openly and they should know, any no pet clause that might

i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. alison: thanks. the general manager of link nyc joins me now. i thought it was so interesting that the kiosks run along 8th and 3rd. could you explain why? >> yeah. we're excited to offer free wi-fi. everything wireless has to be wired to something. we're running our own dedicated fiber network that comes in through the west side and we're headed up into the bronx, up 3rd avenue, the most direct route, and out to the outer boroughs. we picked the most efficient way we could get to every single new yorker. alison: there's a point where >> it's true. it's true. alison: could you tell me a little bit more about what these do, especially for people who, as we mentioned, might have no access at all? >> absolutely. these offer a place on the street to either connect to your own mobile device, to our ultra fast wi-fi network, or on our tablet. you can surf the internet, get way finding directions, access to 311 city services or make free domestic phone calls. you can charge your phone through our usb chargers. there's a 911 button for in case of emerge

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in williamsburg, i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. christina: all right. we're lucky to be joined by and artistic director of union docks docs. tell us why people should see this. >> this is a beautiful film. it's an amazing piece of new york city history. it's the story of williamsburg, brooklyn, that not a lot of people understand. for those who experience those memories, for those who haven't, it's required viewing for being a brooklynite. christina: the history is incredible. in the early '80s, that south side williamsburg area, it had poverty, violence, drugs. when you watch the film, there's a lot of love and family and feels safe and happy. >> absolutely. it's the story of five people who struggled to make their lives better in one of the poorest neighborhoods in america at the time. at the same time, they had so much struggle and you see the things like the culture in the hip-hop, so many aspects of activism and community that brought people together. it's a really strong community then and it's a really strong community today. christina: a lot of

stacey delikat for "fox 5 dari: donald trump may want to check the registration of one of his private planes that expired in january. we are not talking about the beautiful boeing 777. we are talking about a smaller cessna plane. it lost its registered status in january and has over $5 of these go to the faa. the trump campaign says of the standard renewal process is just about complete. the. steve: and important research ship that was voted to be named boaty mcboatface. we have a story. and a popular airline making it easier for sleety flyers to get >> financially insecure? you have company. nearly one third of americans savings in the year ago period and contractors are not going to be comfortable hearing this. new home construction falling 9% last month. the biggest drop since october. and intel is handing out pink slips, cutting 12,000 jobs in the next year, about 11% of the work horse. and customers ordering nonprescription items on a mobile app. hour. and the new application allowing vehicle owners to message each other anonymously. all drivers have to do is sign-up and then the

in midtown, i'm stacey delikat. back to you. ernie: all right. thank you very much. look who's back, our new york psychologist. good to have you here. a good subject. we talk about happiness. what constitutes happiness? >> happiness is, first of all, within all of us. we have it. what constitutes happiness, it's what we enjoy in life. it's a relationship. it's health. it's eating healthy. it's the things we do. it's enjoying the things that we live every day. ernie: it's a lot of that. the emphasis now is on the relationships. we know there are different friends, significant other. is there one more important than the other? >> the most important and the one you would benefit the most is the closest relationship. and a real relationship. today with social media, people have many friends. it's the friends that are real in your life. it's the partner. it's the married couple. it's the relationship. and the quality of that relationship that makes it beneficial. ernie: is there any difference with age? is that a factor at all? >> no. ernie: are younger people happier tha

stacey delikat for "fox 5 news". steve: he is a rising star with a new album. dari: making his way to be huge. steve: the latest up-and-coming rapper. dari: although he got a late brink of making it big. reporter: with his release of his second studio album he has a lot to be excited about. so how does this native link up with celebrities and become a rising star? if you asked him, it is destiny. >> i was dj and all of the after parties and my manager used to manage the basketball. >> as a dj he was always a student of music. later in life. reporter: with the help of j. cole, his dream became a reality. >> we started playing local basketball together, we were trying to form a lot of friendships playing basketball. >> how did it go from hanging out with your friends to eventually getting a deal? >> well, when he had my music, he said that you are really good. you have your own style. i can't wait to see how you develop in the next two years. from that time on he started bringing me out on the road. reporter: over the years he became a tremendous artist. he is ge

i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. steve: that's true for everybody's dog except mine. mine loves it. we'll see you back here at 10:00. dari: here's ernie with what's coming up at 6:00. >> thank you very much. we're coming up next. we'll look at the psychology of presidential candidates. what it takes to run for and to be leader of the free world. an interesting story for you. and today, can a change of attitude be all it takes to get we all have them. our guest will be here to explain how this all works. it's new, it's next at 6:00, and i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for and ask about free installation. >> announcer: live from studio 5 in new york city, this is the news at 6:00. ernie: it is tuesday night. good evening, everyone. i'm ernie anastos. we thank you very much

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i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. steve: is there life on other planets? man to find it. dari: how hawking is helping a new mission to search for alien life. steve: plus, questions surrounding a very popular sleeping aide. can taking melatonin affect your dreams? >> new york is much more than fires and traffic accidents. it's the greatest city in the world. world. >> we have arrived. >> people come from all over to climb here. >> i can't book backwards. >> you always have the fear factor in the beginning. >> it's so far down. i did it. can't believe this view is in our backyard, two years from new york city. >> we'll need to give you a fedora. >> the perfect fit is when you can look back at a picture and say i look really good. >> i've got a challenge. can you get me beach ready? >> who makes the most decisions in your relationship? >> my wife. >> she does. because? >> because she has better judgment. >> without a doubt, my woman. >> i'm a hands-on kind of person. probably me. that might be why i'm single. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn' t look good. no, not you. ord

i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. steve: beyonce's new album creating lots of buzz. jennifer: that name. it's not the beats everyone is lyrics that i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. this place. cool! possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per month. and ask about free installation. steve: beyonce dropped a new album out of nowhere over the weekend. jennifer: some of the lyrics, fans think she's been thinking about this one for a while. simone boyce is here to explain. we're obsessed with the story. >> reporter: such a conversation starter in the newsroom and all over the world, all over the internet. beyonce explored radical new musical styles, collaborated with artists and featured mothers who have lost their sons that's not what everyone is talking about today. instead the conversation is all about becky. seemingly out of nowhere, beyonce drops her album lemonade and those seeking an

stacey delikat is looking into this. she'll have more from the polls at 5:30. steve: dozens of alleged rival gang members in federal court today arraigned after authorities raided several public housing complexes. police arrested 36 suspects at the east river houses for trafficking drugs as well as at two locations. the takedown part of a joint investigation led by the nypd and f.b.i. linda schmidt will have more on the charges and how it ties into the death of an officer coming dari: two huge brush fires in new jersey hampered train service. the fires started just part noon in both carney and secaucus. no injuries reported. but nj transit and amtrak service was suspended between newark and penn station, new york. service has been restored, but there are delays. steve: wall street in the business of picking winners. who do investors want to see in the white house? >> why business leaders have yet to rally around a candidate. steve: and madonna's meacupla. >> the definitions on the board. we say hip-hop. the kids are doing everything you'd want them to do. >> st

stacey delikat looks at who the ads are trying to target. >> i'm hillary hillary clinton, and i approved this message. >> john kasich has an ad going new york values, but the majority of ads on local stations are from the democrats as the battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders heats up. both candidates clearly trying to appeal to new yorkers, and in a couple of spots, the black lives matter movement. >> trayvon martin -- >> shot to death. >> don today hamilton -- >> clinton's ad is narrated by actor morgan freeman and shows her speaking up for victims of police brutality. >> makes the fight for justice her own. >> i got to see my dad die on national tv. >> and in this ad, eric garner's daughter gives a moving endorsement of sanders. >> i believe bernie sanders is a protester. he's not scared. >> i think that's a really strong gamble in terms of bernie really sort of going after hillary's try asked true base of african-americans. but it's a very powerful ad. >> ad week's executive editor, james cooper, says the spots are successful at tapping into emotion. >> the best political

stacey delikat is joining us with a look at how it's being implemented and how businesses may be affected by this. >> reporter: good evening. this minimum wage hike is being state, but business owners say they're concerned about how to come up with the money to pay the higher wages. home health aide lisa johnson is a mom of four who works three jobs to stay afloat. today she's breathing a sigh of relief. >> i am so happy. >> reporter: she is one of the 2.3 million workers who will see their pay go up now that the wage will be $15 an hour. >> right now i'm working three jobs. all of them are basically paying me $10 an hour. i have one that's paying me 11. this would give me the opportunity with this raise to eliminate one of the jobs and spend more quality time with my children. children. >> reporter: the increase means tough choices for businesses, especially small family-run businesses like this liquor store. it has 10 employees and will between now and 2018. >> i don't want to let anyone go. go. >> reporter: businesses in westchester westchester have until 2021, but that's doing little

dari: stacey delikat found out that your canine might not be fond of that kind of attention. reporter: out of our dogs feel about all the affection? >> that she liked being hugged? >> she doesn't seem miserable. >> most dogs do not like a warm embrace. >> one out of five dogs don't like being hugged or enact this is a professor of psychology at the university of british columbia. in an article he argued that they analyzed 250 images of embracing their four-legged friends. signs of stress. things like their whites of eyes showing or their head turned away. >> there is a sign of nervousness. they're not sure of his or her surroundings. >> this man is the chief medical officer that says that the current findings are accurate. >> but a lot of us are not convinced. >> he does look kind of cranky. >> in this one he looks cranky, down. >> if this has you thinking twice about whether or not you should hug your dog, there are some tricks to keep him or her happy. and of course, there is always a treat. acl account for "fox 5 news". dari: coming up next. she held to give beyonce her si

stacey delikat is joining us with a look at how it's being implemented and how businesses may be affected by this. >> reporter: good evening. this minimum wage hike is being

stacey delikat has more on the changing tone of this presidential race. >> reporter: donald trump left home surrounded by secret service in a presidential fashion the morning after his decisive new york win. >> we're going to be -- really, legitimately, so great again and i can't wait. >> reporter: trump using his victory speech to pivot away from a nasty and drawn out primary battle towards the general election. it wasn't what he said, but how

stacey delikat takes a look at who the candidates are trying to target. >> i'm hillary clinton and i >> i'm bernie sanders and i approved this message. >> reporter: you'll see the majority of ads on local stations from the democrats as the battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders heats up, both trying to appeal to new yorkers and the black lives matter movement. >> trayvon martin, shot to death. >> reporter: clinton's ad is narrated by morgan freeman and shows her speaking up for victims of police brutality. >> i got to see my dad die on national tv. >> reporter: in this ad eric garner's daughter gives a moving endorsement of sanders. >> i believe bernie sanders is a protestor. he's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system. >> i think that's a really strong gamble in terms of bernie going after hillary's base of african-americans. >> reporter: james cooper says the spots are successful at tapping into emotion. >> it is designed to activate people to get up and vote. usually the best motivator is emotion. >> reporter: will it sway votes or win over undecided vo

stacey delikat looks at who the ads are trying to target. >> i'm hillary hillary clinton, and i