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Empty chairs honor 9/11 victims in moving memorial at Bryant Park (opens the original)
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MIDTOWN, Manhattan (WABC) -- Nearly 3,000 folding chairs lined Bryant Park on Friday as part of a public memorial honoring those lost in the Sept. 11 attacks. Each of the 2,753 chairs represented a person killed on 9/11 and was arranged facing south toward the Twin Towers that once stood in Lower Manhattan. The installation was open to the public, with visitors invited to take a flower and leave a note on a chair. "It's so compelling, it's so hard, but you know they didn't win. We are still here
Doorbell camera captures dramatic moments when New York man struck by lightning (opens the original)
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Dramatic video shows a man struck by lightning last week on Staten Island during strong storms. Doorbell video shows the moments of the scary incident. Thomas Fahmy was walking out of his home on the way to a dentist appointment when the lightning struck his foot. "Once the lightning bolt struck me, the initial sensations that I had throughout my whole body were like completely unprecedented, tingling, numbness, pain, just I feel this burning sensation," he said. Fahmy spe
Staten Island man survives lightning strike caught on doorbell camera (opens the original)
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STATEN ISLAND (WABC) -- A Staten Island man is recovering after lightning struck his foot as he walked out his front door, a moment his doorbell camera recorded. Thomas Fahmy was walking to a dentist appointment when the lightning struck his foot. "Once the lightning bolt struck me, the initial sensations that I had throughout my whole body were like completely unprecedented, tingling, numbness, pain, just I feel this burning sensation," he said. Fahmy spent the night at the hospital but did not
Financial experts give tips on how parents can help young adults save hard-earned money (opens the original)
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MONTCLAIR, New Jersey (WABC) -- Some of the financial decisions you make in your 20s will probably be questionable, while others are smart, but you need a successful plan in saving and maximizing your hard-earned cash. "There is no shame in bringing home a hard work paycheck," Personal Finance Expert Farnoosh Torabi said. Torabi said living at home could be a smart or terrible move. She says, make it smart. Work the numbers backward. Plan on $2,000 a month in future rent after you move out with
Some consumers trade their smartphones for simpler Light Phones (opens the original)
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BROOKLYN, New York (WABC) -- More people are looking to disconnect from smartphones and reclaim their time, prompting some consumers to turn to a simpler alternative: The Light Phone. "I had one dad, he found himself holding his 3-month-old child, and then he had a smartphone in the other hand that he was staring at," The Light Phone co-founder Joe Hollier said. "Then the child is looking up at him. He's ignoring him." Hollier and fellow co-founder Kai Tang say phones should function as tools, n
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