i'm lewis dodley with a new york 1 minute. it was a rough trading day on wall street. concerns about china and oil prices had stocks down nearly 400 points at closing. city and state officials are giving it back to texas senator ted cz over comments about "new york values" in last night's gop debate. the republican presidential candidate says his opponent donald trump is a product of the city's governor cuomo offensive, while mayor de blasio says they're hypocritical. a long awaited report has been released studying the impact for-hire vehicles like uber in the five boroughs. the city hall regulation, including on price surges, and calls for more worker protections. the number of substantiated reports of complaints against police officers skyrocketed last year. the civilian complaint review board shows a 70 percent jump in validated cases. and ben mcadoo is officially introduced as

we'll have more on our top stories in a moment. we'll see rain develop tonight. temperatures are in the 40s and it's breezy. looking ahead: after early showers tomorrow, skies will be clearing for the afternoon. the high will be near 50. on sunday, iwill be mostly cldy and colderand for monday, we'll have a cold blast with strong winds, a high of just 32 and the chance of a snow shower.

the hashtag "new york values" is trending on twitter -- thanks to a fiery debate between the top 2 gop candidates during last night's debate. donald trump and texas senator ted cruz were among the seven republicans who took the stage in south carolina. trump is still leading most national polls. but cruz has been polling well in iowa, which holds its caucus on february 1st. and that led to a number of clashes, including one over what cruz calls trump's "new york values." "everyone money and the media. not a lot of conservatives come "new york is a came down i saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely

the two men also sparred over the canadian-born cruz's eligibility to be president. trump said democrats are planning lawsuits to keep cruz from the white house. cruz said any lawsuit against him would not succeed. one more republican debate is set for january 28th in governor cuomo and mayor de blasio are out cruz for his comments on the city. calling into ny1, the governor says cruz's remarks could wind up hurting him in the polls because they were offensive to more than just new yorkers. "i don't think americans are going to have a good reaction. we're not judgmental, negative and hostile the way cruz was.//the man offended gays, he was offensive to women, he offended 18 million new yorkers, he offend one othe largest congressional delegations by the

and you can't govern that way and it's not who we are." likewise mayor de blasio called out cruz for bashing the city while running to wall street for campaign money. "i also find it very ironic that ted cruz does not hesitate to come to new york city to raise millions and millions of dollars. i find it very ironic that ted cruz went running to goldman insult our people and our values." and governor called on cruz to apologize to the people city hall releases a report on the impact of for-hire vehicles across the five boroughs. the study found that companies like uber and lyft do contribute to congestion. but -- they renot driving a recent slowdown in traffic speeds

in manhattan. the report calls for greater regulation, including of uber's pricing mechanms."the study has just been put together. we're coming days, but i think couple of years, is one of them, but we'll have more to say on where we go from here." uber released a statement reading in part quote, "we are supportive of several of the proposals presented today, especially efforts to empower drivers by giving them more freedom to partner with companies across the industry." lyft also released a statment saying, "lyft appreciates the mayor's and the city council's data driven approach. in fact, ly helps to lessen congestion through innovative ridesharing services such as lyft line." in the wake of the report, the city council today proposed a wide- ranging package of legislation relating to the

the city has seen a huge spike in the number of substantiated complaints against cops. numbers from the civilian complaint review board show a 70 percent jump in proven complaints between 2014 and 2015. thirty percent of complaints submitted in december 2015 were validated. that's the highest monthly rate in the review board's 23 year history. overall, complaints are down 6 percent from 2014 to 2015. the board says the reduced case load has al 14-hundred people pack an upper east side synagogue to remember one of the three college students who died on a volunteer the tears flowed for daniela moffson on this brisk friday at congregation her funeral was so packed, the overflow huddled od a speaker outside the synagogue.. many weeping as father.his voice trembling.... celebrated the 21- year-old 's life - one dedicated to volunteering around the world helping people she didn't know and then he sang

a song at the end, which really touched my soul and i'm sure everyone else he sang about "you are my sunshine, my only sunshine. you make me happy when skies are gray." daniela moffson died wednesday in honduras. the barnard college junior.. who hoped to become a doctor.. was heading to the airport with other students after a humanitarian medical mission when their bus plunged down a ravine. the chairwoman of barnard's psychology department said daniela's professors were all touched by her selflessness. "they just talk about what an individual - you know the individual, how sweet she was how kind she was. it wasn't just about getting good grades." that virtue was held up by the rabbi when he used a hebrew word that refers to god: if there's one person who has access to hashem - that's daniela. they lost a child that they brought up in that way, to give and be a giver

and it's just tragic.re are no words to describe the emotions we all feel. there was one moment of levity amidst the grief -- from daniela's older sister, who said she looked up to ryounger sibling. her sister said in the beginning that daniela would want everyone to know that her hair was naturally blonde that she never got one highlight. and that brought the crowd into a little bit of laughter at a very solemn time. some mourners said another moment from the service lingered - when daniela's father said he had asked her to rest from her studies and forget about the

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weather will develop. look for rain to arrive between 9 and midnight. the low will be near 40 degrees. then for tomorrow: we'll see spot showers in the morning and clearing in the afternoon. the high will be near 50 and it will be breezy. checking the extended forecast: sunday will be cooler with lots of clouds. then on monday, which is martin luther king jr. day, it will be windy and much colder with the chaef a snow shower. on tuesday, it will be frigid with readings in the teens for the morning rush. skies will be sunny. your next i'm diane king hall

york stock exchange. stocks are slammed this friday -- capping the worst first two weeks of the year in history. by the close... dow nose-dived 390 points nasdaq skidded 126 s&p 500 sank 41 the initial trigger was worries about china and its impact on the global economy "this is a little bit of a wake up call for wall street and for main street. our market is very fragile, and continues to be fragile and we can see how major headlines out there can really move our mke both ways." but while wall street may be feeling glum, it's not putting a dark cloud over main street yet. according to the university of michigan's preliminary surveys of consumers, sentiment inched up to a reading of 93-point-3 in january. that was slightly better than expected. low inflation, which is keeping the cost of goods down is helping to boost moods. thousands upon thousands of jobs are heading to the chopping block at walmart. the world's biggest retailer

says it will be slashing 16- thousand jobs, and shuttering 269 stores. the closings include shutting down its experimental small-format express locations. that means the company plans on shifting its focus back to its super- stores. the vast majority of the closings will happen here in the us, but will also include 60 unprofitable stores in brazil. from the floor of

jehovah's witnesses are selling their worldwide headquarters in brooklyn. the move is creating a buzz in the real estate world.. but angering the magnificent view from the jehovah's witnesses headquarters is just one of the selling points for this property. it's one five buildings spanning two city blocks that went up for sale last month. "we're not setting

as asking price on the property so we really don't know. a property like this there's no comps in brooklyn heights. there's no comparison." the church is relocating upstate.. eing an association with brooklyn that began in 1908 and famously includes the huge "watchtower" sign named after its flagship publication. "at the height of our activities which was the late 90's we may have had as many as 35 or more properties." the church handles its own real estate deals and recently sold these dumbo buildings for 375 million dollars. industry experts say the watchtower headquarters will be record setting. "i'd be shocked if it didn't trade over a billion dollars." two other properties also are on the market---this 10 story residence that the group bought 108 years ago. the building has underground tunnel connecting to its other properties. it's not clear what a new owner would do with the tunnel. and there's 85 jay street --- a fenced-off city block that's used for parking. the jehovah's witnesses got the lot rezoned in 2004 for housing, but the project

stalled. as part of the rezoning, they were supposed to fix up this park across the street - but 11 years later it remains barren - a sore point to the community. the religious group blames the parks department for faulty planning - but just last week. it pledged 5 and half million dollars so the city could finally do the job. "that's woefully inadequate. that's the price of a condo in dumbo. 5 million dollars is a bedroom condo around here and we'd like to see them add at least a zero to that." the community says the jehovah's witnesses will get a stunning windfall and need to give back more - especially after enjoying tax exempt status all those years. the church says its invested here for decades even when the area n train riders in brooklyn are in for about 14 months of transit headaches starting next week. the manhattan- bound platforms of 9

stations will be closed on monday so they can undergo major renovations. the century-old stations run from 8th avenue in sunset park to 86th street in bensonhurst. the facelift includes improved platforms and overpasses, new stairways and handrails, and upgraded communication systems. after the manhattan-bound side is completed, work will switch to the coney island- bound platforms. we spoke to some commuters who say it's an inconvenience. "actually i'm going to take the r. how much more you never know with the winds how cold it's going to be." for riders at the affected stations is to take the train in the wrong direction at the platform that is open ... you'll go toward coney

parkway or stillwell to a manhattan-bound train. fore more stay tuned. there's much more news

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early showers but it will be dry before noon time and skies will be brightening for the afternoon. on monday, a cold blast hits town. your next weather check comes in ten the giants officially welcome ben mcadoo as head coach. the teams former offensive coordinator is replacing longtime coach tom coughlin. mcadoo has been with the giants for two years and is credited with reviving big blue's oensedespite losing records in both seasons. the team has had three straight losing seasons and missed the playoffs the last four years. mcadoo says he's up to the task of getting the giants back into shape. "i realize that this fan base is tough. it's passionate and deserves a winner. this is the capital of the world and this is the football capital of the world and with that comes a certain amount of pressure. a pressure that i look forward, our staff and our players will look forward to."

many christmas trees get a second use when they're turned into mulch.. but a city artist has other ideas for them. now his in a space where glass and doors were once manufactured - 40 former christmas trees now hang from the ceiling "something that's loved, and kept for a short while, should have a longer life. should have a second life." and they do in an art installation called suspended forest at the knockdown center, a foerfactory-turned- arts-and-events space. artist michael neff has created similar forests under the bqe in williamsburg...but the city quickly removed them. no danger of that happening here. "something i like about our art projects is taking symbols and using everyday symbols to make a new poem and making poetry out of symbols. and i think that this accomplishes tha" there are 40 trees in the suspended forrest, collected from city sidewalks with the help of friend and fellow artist mark shortliffe -- and not

"we had enough time now that we could select trees that were a good size, in good enough shape." according to shortliffe...it's all about renewal for a beloved item...he says neff's fascination with the trees is based on their discovery of how they are disposed here in town. "both of us didn't t grow up in the city. and obviously we had christmas trees growing up. but we weren't used to these piles of christmas trees in new york after the holidays and we wanted to give them a new life." and appropriately in a space that is also getting a new life as a cultural destination. "re- contextualizing and taking a bit of the everyday and making it a little different in this sensory way because you probably can't smell it on your tv but the smell is pretty amazing too." "after this exhibit is over these trees will wind up just like so many other discarded christmas trees, as mulch in a garden or park somewhere. giving them a third life."

wander the suspended forest, the exhibit is open 2 to 6 pm weekends through january 31. head to knockdown-dot- center to find out more. i'm kristen shaughnessy. not sure what you should be eating before, during or after a workout? we have some suggestions from registered dietician claire shorenstein. she says if you're headed out for a run, you want to have a meal or snack rich in carbohydrates to give you energy. "when people think of carbohydrates, they immediately think 'oh pasta and breads and rice, muffins,' all those starchy things, lot of sugary things. but what people forget is that fruits and vegetables are incredibly rich sources of carbohydrates." shorenstein says stay away from fiber until after your workout because it can cause gi distress. she said fruits and vegetables give you essential vitamins and minerals, and she has a general rule

of thumb - reach for real foods." "what do i mean by that? i mean unprocessed or minimally processed whole foods." she likes foods that are rich in vitamin c and e which are powerful antioxidents. "antioxidents are really important because when you're exercising, especially if you're doing endurance activities such as marathons, you're increasing the amount of oxidated damage going on in your body. antioxidents are really important in fighting that oxidated stress." claire's clients swear by her advice, and say little changes bring big results. "making sure that on any given weeknight i just have some vegetables in the house because the easiest thing to do is, it seems like such a silly tip, but something i wouldn't have thought of, scrambled eggs, some fresh cut vegetables, really healthy, easy dinner." a few other tips: always have healthy snacks close by and unless you're training for hours, skip the sports drinks and stick with water. kristen shaughnessy ny1 rail and road report. that wraps up this half hour of news, but stay

tuned. we'll have the very latest on our top stories, the common core rollout was a disaster. parents knew it. teachers knew it. and now, governor cuomo's task force is doing what's right. state tests don't unfairly count against students. and test scores won't be used in teacher evaluations. less testing. greater focus on learning. that's a start, but there's more to do. let's work together to support sensible and fair learning standards

i'm lewis dodley with a new york 1 minute. ted cruz isn't backing down from controversial comments he made about new york values in last night's g-o-p debate. the republican presidenthopeful took a direct jab at governor cuomo and mayor de blasio, saying politicians here have let residents down. meanwhile both the governor and mayor have called for cruz to apologize. 21st century fox and news corp back out of a deal to relocate to the world trade center site. the companies entered a non- binding agreement to lease tower 2 last june. a long awaited report has been released studying the impact for-hire vehicles like uber in the five boroughs. the city hall report suggests greater regulation on price surges and calls for more worker protections. the number of substantiated complaints against police officerssup. the civilian complaint review board shows a 70 percent jump in validated cases. and ben mcadoo is officially introduced as

we'll have more on our top stories in a moment. we'll see rain develop tonight. temperatures are in the 40s and it's breezy. looking ahead: after early showers tomorrow, skies will be clearing for the afternoon. the high will be near 50. on sunday, iwill be mostly cldy and colderand for monday, we'll have a cold blast with strong winds, a high of just 32 and the chance of a snow shower. the cold texas senator ted cruz is doubling down on his controversial comments about new york values. cruz and donald trump sparred over the issue

in thursday's republican presidential debate. in questioning trump's conservative credentials, the texas senator said new yorkers were socially liberal and focused on money and the media. when asked if he'd apologize, he specifically called out governor cuomo and mayor de blasio. "i apologize to all the pro-life, pro marriage and pro second amendment new yorkers who were told by governor cuomo that they have no place in new york because that's not who new yorkers are."//"and i apologize to all the cops and the firefighters and the 9/11 heroes who had no choice but to stand and turn there backs on mayor de blasio because mayor de blasio over and over again stands with the looters and criminals instead of the earlier, the governor and mayor weighed in with their responses to cruz's debate comments. calling into ny1, cuomo says the remarks could wind up hurting cruz in the polls because they were offensive to more an justnew yorker"i don't think

americans are going to have a good reaction. we're not judgmental, negativanhostile the way cruz was.//the man offended gays, he was offensive to women, he offended 18 million new yorkers, he offendedne the largest congressional delegations by the way in the country and you can't govern that way and it's not who we are." likewise mayor de blasio called out cruz for bashing the city, while still raising money here. "i also find it very ironic that ted cruz does not hesitate to come to new york city to raise millions and millions of dollars. i find it very ironic that ted cruz went running to goldman sachs when he needed a big loan. so he has no trouble taking money from new york city but he's quick to insult our people and our values." both the mayor and governor have called on 21st century fox

and news corp. reverse course on plans to move headquarters to the world trade center site. the companies announced friday they will maintain operations at their current 6th avenue location in midtown. they previously signed a non- binding agreement in june to move into 2 world trade center. in a joint the city has seen a huge spike in the number of substantiated complaints against cops. numbers from the civilian complaint review board show a 70 percent jump in proven complaints between 2014 and 2015. thirty percent of complaints submitted in december 2015 were validated. that's the highest monthly rate in the review board's 23 year history. overall, complaints are down 6 percent from 2014 to 2015. the board says the reduced case load has al friends and family gather at the funeral of 21- year-old daniella moffson, one of the columbia students killed in a bus crash in honduras. on wednesday, moffson was heading to the airport following a humanitarian mission when

her bus veered off road and fell into a ravine. fellow student olivia erhardt and columbia university medical center nurse abigail flannagan were also killed in the crash. more than a thousand people packed a synagogue on the upper east side to remember moffson, a barnard junior. those who couldn't get in listened outside as moffson's father described how his daughter insisted on making the trip to honduras, despite his wishes she take a break. a family friend says she was deeply moved by the father's eulogy. "and then he sang sunshine, my only sunshine. you make me happy when skies are gray." columbia officials say a memorial service will held on tuesday and flags will be flown at nearly 400 students were absent from a queens school after dozens of students got sick with a

stomach bug earlier this week that number is an increase from the 210 students that did notend class at ps-12 on thursd.the school was disinfected after what health officials are calling an apparent outbreak of norovirus.. another cleaning will take place this weekend. p-s 12 has about 12-hundred students and posts an average attendance of 96 percent. only 70 pcent students were in attendance on friday. the education department says it's working city hall releases a report on the impact of for-hire vehicles across the five boroughs. the study found that companies like uber and lyft do contribute to congestion. but -- they renot driving a recent slowdown in traffic speeds in manhattan. the report calls for greater regulation, including of uber's pricing mechanms."the study has just been put together. we're coming days, but i think couple of years, is one of them, but we'll have more to

go from here." uber released a statement reading in part quote, "we are supportive of several of the proposals presented today, especially efforts to empower drivers by giving them more freedom to partner with companies across the industry." lyft also released a statment saying, "lyft appreciates the mayor's and the city council's data driven approach. in fact, ly helps to lessen congestion through innovative ridesharing services such as lyft line." in the wake of the report, the city council today proposed a wide- ranging package of

it's time now for weather on the ones. we have mostly cloudy skies as the evening rush continues. temperatures are in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees and it's breezy. later tonight: wet weather will develop. look for rain to arrive between 9 and midnight. the low will be near 40 degrees. then for tomorrow: we'll see spot showers in the morning and clearing in the afternoon. the high will be near 50 and it will be breezy. checking the extended forecast: sunday will be cooler with lots of clouds. then on monday, which is

it will be windy and much colder with the chaef a snow shower. on tuesday, it will be frigid with readings in the teens for the morning rush. skies will be sunny. your next as it pushes forward to gain approval of its proposed merger with time warner cable, charter communications reachesagreement on diversity initiatives with several national civil rights groups. charter c-e-o tom rutledge was joined by black, latino and asian leaders, who urged the federal communications commission to act quickly on the pending merger.. as well as the company's acquisition of the bright house networks.if the merger goes through, charter has agreed to diversify its leadership by appointing a black, an asian and a latino to its new board of directors. charter says it will also appoint a chief diversity officer to lead the company's diversity and inclusion efforts. the company also committed to expand its programming to target a more diverse audience. rutledge says signing the agreement on the birthday of martin luther

king jr. adds greater significance. "charter's going to be a major company, and it's made a major committment to diversity. it's always been a company that believes in diversity and has acted on it. but i think as a larger company, i think it's important to make a public committment. //in order for this kind of step to be taken, it requires extensive conversations, discussions, partnership, and an intentionality to embrace the best practice principles when it comes to diversity. rutledge says he expects the merger to be approved by the spring.tim i'm diane king hall from the floor of the new york stock exchange. talk about a brutal beating as stocks slide take another dramatic turn

lower... by the close... dow tumbled nearly 400 points nasdaq sank 126 s&p 500 skidded 41 one of the keys to today's market meltdown is weakness in oil prices. crude oil plunged below $30 dollars a barrel, falling to a new 12-year low and for the week crude lost more than 11 percent. the concern is the sanctions against iran, which a seto be lifted later this month, will just add to a worldwide supply glut. keep in mind, crude turned in another annual loss last year after opec dcheoutput limits. i asked trader jonathan corpina is today's sell-off a knee-jerk reaction. "i don't think it's a knee jerk reaction, i think there clearly are signs out there for concern. but i do think the market has moved a little bit too much, and it has moved too far than it really needs to move at this point. so, we're looking for the market to stabilize in the short term." but another worrisome point - - consumers hold fast to their wallets in december.

according to the commerce department, retail sales fell a tenth of a percent. the sluggish sales ran the gamut from computers, and clothes to groceries. unseasonably warm weat kely clippesales of winter apparel at clothing stores - - this was the warmest december on record. from the floor of

the giants make it official.. formally naming a confident ben mcadoo as their new head coach. hard to believe that just 14 years ago ben mcadoo was a high school coach in western pennsylvania yet here we are, several college and nfl assistant positions later, and he is now the 17th coach of the new york football giants. "this is the capitol of the world and this is the football center of the world and with that comes a great amount of pressure, pressure that i look forward too and the staff and players look forward too, this job is not for the

right man for the job" es, mcao said all the right things....even referencing something former head coach tom coughlin told him on his very first day as giants offensive coordinator two years ago.... "it was don't mess with the clocks and there may have been a few adjectives in there, when you look to the right here at the digital clocks on the wall, they are all five minutes fast, that's tc time and we are going to stick with that as part of giants culture now... " mcadoo said he called coughlin friday to say he was taking the job.. and caughlin replied.... "good luck! " but based on the giants back to back 6-10 records over the last two seasons, mcadoo might need more than a little luck....like for instance some better personnel moves by general mangererryreese."we are looking at what we have done personell wise, where we have made mistakes in the draft and why we have made mistakes with those guys...are our standards too rigid , lets look at that and figure out

do we need to improve.// listen i know what our roster looks like and i know it has to get a hell of a lot better." "we're not lookinto rebuild - we're looking to reload, and we're going to start in a couple of minutes." "and not that age should ever have anything to do with some getting a job, in the span of a week and half, the giants have gone from having the oldest coach in the league, tom coughn at 69to the sond youngest inthe league with 38 year old

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around 40 degrees. then for tomorrow: passing showers are possible early in the day but it should be dry before noon time. readings will peak near 50 and it will be breezy. checking the extended forecast: cooler conditions and mostly cloudy skies are in store on sunday. the high will be 40 degrees. for next week: monday will be windy and colder with the chance of a snow shower. the cold will linger on tuesday with a high of just 31 expected. and finally, here are our travelers maps with forecasts for cities across the country and around the world. your next weather check the bulls are taking over madison square garden this weekend.. not the knicks' old rivals though. the professional bull riders are marking 10 years of competing at the arena. they were given a red carpet

welcome to mark the occasion. competitors say they're thrilled to bring the event to an urban "i feel great, we're here at madison square garden, this is my sixth trip to compete here. you know, the fans are awesome, you know, it's a great atmosphere, and thousand pound animals run up the ramp right now, they're all there, they mean business, and we do too.// this is my second time coming to new york and i'm the bull riders will discarded christmas trees are the focal point of a new art exhibition in queens. "the suspended forest" hangs from the ceiling of the knockdown center in maspeth. artists michael neff and mark shortliffe collected trees off the street and from park mulch lots. this isn't the first time they've done an installation like this. "it's always been a lile bimore in thestreet art kind of with something. but people always loved it that way hang a little bit straighter than they used to before so it's definitely a more

the exhibit features 40 trees arranged in a grid pattern. it'll be open through the end of the month. for more information, check out i'm neil rosen. a new movie set duing the last stars tim robbins and benicio del toro. it's called "a perfect day." "please identify "aid workers. we are willing to help." del toro and robbins are working in the balkans in 1995, at the end of a conflict that saw the and croatian muslims by serbian forces. the entire

movie unfolds over a 24- hour period and their task for the day is to remove a dead body from a drinking well before it becomes contaminated, and the crazy trails and tribulations they encounter along the way. getting rid of a corpse sounds like it would be an easy job, but nothing is that simple in the war torn balkans. their big obstacle is they have no rope to pull the body out. there are other problems too, like land mines all over the place making travel really tough. plus whenever they do meet with a modicum of success, there are other types of roadblocks. specifically united nations red tape and beauacracy that are thrown in their way. "you cannot touch dead bodies." "the people here need water." as these characters become desensitized and unfazed by the horrors they've seen, writer/director fernando leon de aranoa has his movie play out at times like a dark comedy, sort of in the style of "mash." it's a good technique as sometimes humor is the only self survival weapon these well intentioned workers can turn to after they've been thwarted at almost every turn. "tell them not to wash the car. we don't have

any money. it's a joke - tell them!" del toro and robbins are letter perfect as two counter culture guys just trying to do their necessary but thankless job and dealing with the absurdities of war. also on hand, and quite good, are olga kurylenko and melanie thierry. by focusing on a small story, the sarcastically titled "a perfect day" becomes more relatable and in the process tells us more about the big picture, in this case the bosnian conflict. "rope." "the kid is right and it's perfect." "perfect would be there was no dog on one end." on our ny1 big apple rating scale, out of a possible four, i'm giving "a perfect day" three apples. today marks the 7 year anniversary of the "miracle on the hudson." on january 15th, 2009, us airways flight 1549 made a emergency landing on the hudson river. it had just taken off from laguardia airport when a flock of geese knocked out its engines. captain chesley sullenberger safely ditched the plane on the water none

of l 155 people on board was hurt. sullenberger has been hailed as a national that does it for this half hour of news. next, errol louis hosts "inside city hall." i'll be back at 8 o'clock

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