You know who died?

Charles Burford.

He revolutionized the bread industry.

Bet you didn’t know that the bread industry needed to be revolutionized.

But Burford did.

He’s the guy who invented the machine that puts twist ties on bread bags.

He also created an assembly-line machine that evenly sprinkles sesame and poppy seeds on hamburger buns.

His list of bread-related inventions goes on.

Charles Burford was 81.

The victims, ages four and ten, were been stabbed to death in their home.

Their mother was away with three of her other children when it happened.

Police began a search for the oldest child.

Several hours later, they found him.

Cops don’t know what made the 15-year-old allegedly snap.

Neighbors say he is an honor student who never gets into trouble.

The company that created the bike is called Social Bicycles and is led by a former New York City DOT employee.

Earlier we got a first hand look at the technology.

Now opponents of the Social Bike model say they’re  concerned that if people are allowed to park bikes anywhere, the bikes will end up parked in places they shouldn’t be.

But soon you can decide which bike program you think is better for yourself.  Social Bicycles will begin a 6 month pilot program just across the river in Hoboken starting the first week in June.

But as a horse drawn carriage pulled 14-year-old Daja Robinson’s casket in front of Greater Allen Cathedral in Queens Friday, you can’t’ help but notice the faces of the victims and the mourners in too many of these senseless shootings, seem to be getting younger.

Robinson’s case is disturbing on several levels starting with the fact that police are now questioning a 16-year-old boy in Saturday’s shooting, in which someone recklessly fired almost a dozen shots into the side of an idling bus.

One of those bullets fatally struck Daja in the head.

Just as troublesome, police believe the young girl who sat next to Daja was actually the intended target because of negative comments she made online about a street crew called the Snow Gang.

“She was too kind to be taken away by something to evil, so much violence,”one of Robinson’s friends told Pix11.

There’s apparently cellphone video of Ford smoking crack.

Certain online media outlets are raising money to buy the tape.

But Ford says that video doesn’t exist.

The Mayor also said that it is “business as usual at city hall” and gave no indication that he plans to quit.

Apparently, they’ll punch you in the face if you don’t tip them.

A subway dance troupe is accused of pounding a subway passenger on the “F” train.

They beat him up and ran away.

He is expected to be okay.

If you recognize the suspects, give police a call.

Nelson Morales faces 25 years to life in prison.

Two years ago, a group of guys decided to rob a drug dealer in Brooklyn.

As they grabbed money and drugs officers entered.

The man who actually shot Figoski has already been sentenced to 45 years to life.

This song is called “10 Frisk Commandments.”

Williams and Parker have both been outspoken opponents of stop-and-frisk.

He stopped by the new Steeplechase Plaza.

Seven months ago, Hurricane Sandy nearly swept it away.

Bloomberg also flipped the switch on the B&B Carousel.

The beloved ride is back for a new go-around after an eight-year restoration.

Christie has been racing up and down the shore opening boardwalks and talking up tourism, which is  a $38 billion industry in New Jersey.

There are some businesses that were hit hard and may not reopen.

But, for those that are, they know that they have from now until Labor Day to make up for lost revenue.