Mets move in fences at Citi Field again

How NYPD dogs protect NYC from terror How NYPD dogs protect NYC from terror

Updated: Tuesday, November 18 2014 5:50 PM EST2014-11-18 22:50:49 GMT

The subway runs 24/7 and so do the NYPD's counter-terrorism patrols. Fox 5 got an exclusive look at what cops and police dogs are doing to keep us all safe.Chief Joseph Fox, the NYPD's Transit Bureau chief, briefed his officers on the latest intel, including heavily armed police from the T.O.R.C.H. Team. At the Times Square station entrance, officers perform a random bag checks.

The subway runs 24/7 and so do the NYPD's counter-terrorism patrols. Fox 5 got an exclusive look at what cops and police dogs are doing to keep us all safe.Chief Joseph Fox, the NYPD's Transit Bureau chief, briefed his officers on the latest intel, including heavily armed police from the T.O.R.C.H. Team. At the Times Square station entrance, officers perform a random bag checks.

Updated: Tuesday, November 18 2014 5:20 PM EST2014-11-18 22:20:57 GMT

The brutal killings of five worshipers including three Americans in a Jerusalem synagogue Tuesday by two Palestinians wielding meat cleavers and a gun appears to be a lone-wolf attack, Israel's national police commissioner says.The violence was met with celebration from Palestinians, as revelers in the Gazan city of Rafah handed out candy and brandished axes and posters of the suspects in praise of the deadly attack, according to the Jerusalem Post.

The brutal killings of five worshipers including three Americans in a Jerusalem synagogue Tuesday by two Palestinians wielding meat cleavers and a gun appears to be a lone-wolf attack, Israel's national police commissioner says.The violence was met with celebration from Palestinians, as revelers in the Gazan city of Rafah handed out candy and brandished axes and posters of the suspects in praise of the deadly attack, according to the Jerusalem Post.

Updated: Tuesday, November 18 2014 3:21 PM EST2014-11-18 20:21:26 GMT

The New York Mets are moving their fences in at Citi Field yet again.The Mets unveiled the new dimensions Tuesday, which bring in the fences 3-to-11 feet in front on the bullpens in right field and right-center. All other dimensions will stay the same.

The New York Mets are moving their fences in at Citi Field yet again.The Mets unveiled the new dimensions Tuesday, which bring in the fences 3-to-11 feet in front on the bullpens in right field and right-center. All other dimensions will stay the same.

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Mets move in fences at Citi Field again