model. >> we have to hold our government accountable. >> it is working in central park and new york city park>> it is working for your corporations and billionaires. >> it is for the public. >> it is not. th money bags get to decide who goes there and who the desirables and who are the undesirables. primarily homeless people city are always the first thing on the list. >> you want homeless people in the park? >> if we don't make a system that accommodates people where they live it has to be in the public realm. unless you can surth something better. >> we have the same number of people in the park today than we had when it was viewed by everyone as horrible. what we didn't have then we have now is 4,000 other people. the ratio of not homeless to homeless is 2,000 to 15. any female walking in who mate be -- doesn't look like president homeless hang out to me. they are welcomed into bryant park and the same # 13 are there every day. >> that's another major thing. when people get mad at their governments they have to be able to take it to the streets. or the park. it's purpose is public space. i

new york city central park, with town two inches. most of that is coming in the next two and three hours. that will be about it. hartford, connecticut, two to four. boston, three to five. portland, four to six. by new england standards, we could easily deal with this. it's just the morning commute we're concerned with. it's very cold, too. minus one in albany, new york. 11 in boston. a very powdery type snow that will blow off the roads. by the way, the rest of the country is having an incredible warming spell. we're 64 and sunny in denver today. 78 in areas in arizona. brian, by this weekend in new england, rain on sunday and it looks to be about 50 degrees. a lot of this may not be left by the time we get all said and done with the weekend. >> interesting. appreciate it. at the top of the hour on "morning joe," a federal judge rules against the nsa's data collection method of the impact of that decision and where the debate may head next. nirvana, they're into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame and they have company. we have the list o

in new york city central park. the mercury reached 71 degrees. a new record. record highs were also set in roamington delaware and philadelphia. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >>> shoppers at a oklahoma city outlet mall were stunned to see this device falling in unison off the roof. seats after sheets of ice were landing on a walk way. nobody was hurt. >>> new this morning, a kitten stolen out of a bay area store was found. two--month-old arizona was getting ready to be adopted when a visitor snatched the kitten. a hotel manager found the kitten yesterday. staff think these two women shown in surveillance video may have something to do with it. they were seen leaving the shelter abruptly around the time the kitten disappeared. >>> a ten week old puppy is doing well this morning. don knapp shows us the pup ended up on a trash sorting conveyer belt at a san francisco recycling plant. >> reporter: about 24 hours earlier, this pup was passing through san francisco's trash separator. much like a scene from toy story 3, she was heading for the end of her shor

new york city, central park 72°. their past record was in the 60s. well ahead of that.washington 72, pittsburgh 72 and cleveland reached all the way to 73, once it goes through the temperatures are going to be dropping, you can see we're already cooler than we were yesterday at this time, about 14 diaz cooler here in new york and we do -- flying tomorrow and this is what it looks like judge minneapolis up towards parts of maybe even detroit as we go towards wednesday. the snow is not going to be extremely heavy but still a concern on tuesday as you can see and then by wednesday, well who is going to have a white christmas? it's really going to be people across parts of michigan up the up as well, we do have some fresh snow towards the west and we are looking at places such as minneapolis, you're going osee a lot of snow in your forecast, 21°, down towards chir, about 32° there. northeast no threat of snow but we are going to be seeing temperatures fairly low. boston is going to be about 25° and new york about 30. joie back to you. >> thank you, the lgbt community, are s

in new york city central park, the mercury reached 71 degrees. a new record. record highs were also set in wilmington delaware and philadelphia. >> wendy gillete, cbs news, new york. >>> the 49ers will take the field at candle stick park for what could be the last game ever at the stick. you can expect tight security to stop the fans for taking a nostalgic piece of the stick back home. ryan is live at candle stick this morning. and it should be an emotional night. the falcons are in town and the 49ers need to win too. >> that's right. on the day it opened richard nixon called this place the finest ball park in america. tonight fans and players could be saying goodbye after 52 years. memories and character will live on here. you have to start with the catch. >> looking, looking, throwing in the end zone. he caught it. dwight carr. >> at 52, candle stick is showing age. even with all that rust, tonight the stick will shine in the spotlight. because of history. >> a number of memories. but it has a certain character. >> reporter: the 49ers organization is playing

gators enjoyed 70-degree temperatures and new york city's bryant park will reach for a heavy coat soon. travelers checked in for flights at mineta san jose international airport and heading for places near and far. bad weather in some regions forced about 700 flights to be canceled nationwide. 11,000 other flights were delayed. our three local airports emphasize you should call your airline or go on-line for your latest flight status before you head out to the airport. let's head to abc7 news meteorologist leigh glaser for a first check on weather and live doppler 7hd. >> live doppler 7hd is showing you clear skies across the entire bay area. we are seeing a little light fog develop near the coast. but we may see it in spots off and on by early tomorrow morning. otherwise it will be clear and cold. check out some of the highs. santa rosa 67 and 74 in cloverdale and 67 degrees in san jose. it tied the record for the day and 63 in antioch. the temperatures have already sliped into the 30s. 38 in napa right now and san francisco 55. we will check out our holiday forecast for this upcoming

new york. wrap it up. the 17th annual scotch tape national gift wrapping contest taking place in new york city's bryant parkover up odd-shaped presents like bicycles and go-carts. the winner from texas took home a $10,000 check. >>> pennsylvania, a christmas wish comes true for first grader zacaia rodriguez. her dad is home after serving two years overseas. >> i miss my baby. two years, too long. >> welcome home. that's fox watch across america. >>> right now, a special report i've been working on for fox news latino. it's about to go live on their website. i've been checking it out. to give you a taste, it's about certain segment of the small business community that is seeing amazing success. we know how important small businesses are to our economy. it's run mostly by women from the island nation dominican republic. their shops are popping up all over america. in urban cities. they seem to be defying tough economic times and competition. some called them recession-proof. with the ability to handle all sorts of hair textures, there is something else crossing the ocean and blossoming inside these dominican

gators enjoyed 70-degree temperatures and new york city's bryant park will reach for a heavy coat soon. travelers checked in for flights at mineta san jose international airport and heading for places near and far. bad weather in some regions forced about 700 flights to be canceled nationwide. 11,000 other flights were delayed. our three local airports emphasize you should call your airline or go on-line for your latest flight status before you head ot. the airport. let's head to abc7 news meist leigh glaser for a first check on weather and live doppler 7hd. >> live doppler 7hd is showing you clear skies across the entire bay area. we are seeing a little light fog develop near the coast. but we may see it in spots off and on by early tomorrow morning. otherwise it will be clear and cold. check out some of the highs. santa rosa 67 and 74 in cloverdale and 67 degrees in san jose. it tied the record for the day and 63 in antioch. the temperatures have already sliped into the 30s. 38 in napa right now and san francisco 55. we will check out our holiday forecast for this upcoming week in a

on to new york, western new york, 12, north haven, connecticut, the bull's-eye for a lot of the storm, 7.2, boston, 6, even in new york city and central park, 5. as expected so the snow that fell will not go anywhere because look at these temperatures. staying well below average in boston, new york and washington, so what fell will stay. refreeze potentially overnight and then a few more inches coming in between tomorrow and tuesday. hey, conversely in the southeast look at temperatures in atlanta getting to 60. so above average from memphis to dallas all the what i to new orleans. look at this, martin, international fall, hour by hour right now, 22 below. even minneapolis, 14 below by midnight and 15 miles south of lake speer yore, 27 degrees below zero is what it will feel like. >> i said it was a winter storm but we're not even in winter yet. >> that number is just a guideline. >> okay. thanks, alexandra. >> sure. >>> sad news about an actor and eight-time academy award nominee that should be peter o'toole has died after a lock illness. o'toole passed away peacefully at the hospital yesterday. the actor got his first big role in the mov

new york central park. for those ten minutes every radio station in new york city went off the air. >>> on the morning of december, mark chapman, the man who killed john lennon was put in a bulletproof vest and taken by van to the new york city criminal courts building. while chapman was awaiting arraignment, police were searching his hotel room looking for clues that might reveal his motive. >> in the hotel room, we found kind of a display of all of his stuff, and we had a bible, a passport, photos, and a tape by todd rundgren, airline tickets, and a placemat and a receipt of the "wizard of oz" and the ymca receipt there. >> the stuff was laying there, and laid out in such a way that he had intended for somebody to find it. exactly the way it was laid out. >> how do you feel about taking this case? >> i feel good about it. >> jonathan marks, a former u.s. assistant attorney, is appointed to defend chapman. >> jonathan marks is asked about whether or not he might ask for a change of venue for the trial, and his response was certainly not at this point, and he said even if we held the trial in paris, people would

new york city. it is december 10th and no greater place than the holidays to be with new york city and central park. nice dusting of snow behind me that is if the weather is really bad and you can't get here. here's the deal today. when it comes to the weather, if you live somewhere between california and new york, there's a pretty good chance you're either going to have snow, some ice, rain, or it's going to be pretty darn cold where you live, at least colder than you're used to. a lot of schools are closed and the government shut down. this time, it wasn't something they did. it was mother nature that did it. i want to take you around the country right now so you can see some of the things that are laepg, some good, some not so good. let's start here in milwaukee. take a look at these cars just pile into one another. one after the other. squint at your screen right there in the middle. do you see those people, they are not moving and those cars are coming at them. i'm happy to report they did not get hit. it is by the grace of god they didn't, though, because this just kept on happening. frigid, i

. >> the new york city council voting yesterday to extend the city's smoking ban to include e-cigarettes. now you will not be able to use an e-cig in any of new york city bars, parks, what is the reaction to this? >> a hot emotional reaction. and a study is out e-cigarettes did not emit substantial amounts of carbon monoxide or toxic compounds although they're saying, the study they need more research on toxins like formaldehyde and others. there's a sarcastic and biting reaction to the city council's decision, they're essentially saying, look, allow the cigarettes and helping people get off the worst tobacco cigarettes and some people on the internet saying what is new york city going to do next, require all citizens to run the marathon or outlaw elevators or escalators. stuart: it's the nanny state. would i be able to use an e-cigarettes in an office? >> no, bars, subways, offices. stuart: i find it irrational. i can't smell anything, and people have smoked them. i don't see where the offense comes in, the zealots don't want nicotine, period. >> the thing is, they need to focus on storm defenses, and they have bigger things at play, like storms and-- >> if you d

he's in a tent tonight in new york city down in barrier park. had a different set of priorities than a lot of us think is average. but meeting him, he's such a bright guy, so likable. has such a warm spirit. can't help but root for him. the just signed a book deal these two. >> that's a little something for him. let's follow up on that for sure. bill weir, i love that story. we wish him luck wherever he lands. >>> now we take a quick break here but i have something you definitely want to see when you come back. you know america has a weight problem? what you may not know is what cnn is doing to fight it with apparently our own resident brit here, piers morgan sweating it out in a studio just next to me. don't miss this. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going from garage to global. on the ground, in the air, even into space. we repaid every dollar america lent us. and gave america back a profit. we're here to keep our promises. to help you realize a better tomorrow. from the families of aig, happy holidays. and our giant ida

shoppers in new york city wore shorts and central park enjoyed a record high for this december day, 71 degrees. forecasters expect the storm to begin winding down tonight. good news for travelers heading to their holiday destinations, and retailers hoping for that last minute shopping rush. anna werner, cbs news, dallas. >> tomorrow is the deadline to up for insurance under at fordable care act. jeff pegues joins us from washington. why is this such a big day? >> well, if you want your insurance coverage to start january 1st monday is the deadline to enroll and they will have toy pay their first month's premium by december 3 1st. but because the problems with the health care .gov web site some insurance company investigation tended that deadline to january 10th. >> jeff: jeff, will final day to enroll brought sen ats, 7 million people would have to be enrolled by then for the system to be on track. is the administration at this point on track? >> well, on friday the president announced that more than one million people ven rolled so far. but the administration still has an uphill climb

ahead of the storm, east coast cities saw warm temperatures, shoppers in new york city wore shorts and sent ral park enjoyed a record high for this december day, 71 degrees. forecasters expect the storm to begin winding down tonight. good news for travelers heading to their holiday destination and retailers hoping for that last minute shopping rush. >>> that wild weather could have an impact on your travel plans. this is a live look. there, airports will be busy. make sure you check with the delay of your airline before you head out the door. >> new tonight, a hero's welcome at sfo for a marine arriving home for the holidays. warriors watch riders, a national veterans organization that greets service members when they get back. they thank them for their service and offers support and an escort home. this certainty -- this sergeant had no idea. >> it is great. i get to bring my girlfriend to the united states for the first time. we are happy to have -- hoping to have good holiday time and relax a little bit. >> the warriors watch organization has members and chapters in 38 states and several other co

new york city 33. officially 1 inch in central park in new york, but the roads are just wet. as far as the accumulations go, they're very light. this is not a big blockbuster storm, just a quick hitter in the middle of the day. more inconvenience than anything else. but zero to three, i said zero because downtown d.c. right around the beltway really didn't get anything in the pavement. but in the suburbs we picked up as much as 4 or 5 inches already and now it's coming to an end. the key to all of this snow, and it's going to end here shortly in the next couple of hours, later tonight it's going to get down to the teens in new england and low 20s. that means the busrbs are in th teens. it's not going to get above freezing for two or three days so whatever you have to do, get out there and get rid of it now. they're not the only spots, chris. this morning was the coldest morning in dallas in two years and it was negative numbers in chicago last night and we'll call it only 11 right now so the whole country is frigid. >> good to stay inside with a book but we have to be here. >

the same reason in new york city you can't give them parking tickets. they have diplomatic immunity. they can run wild. and they do. fox news reached out to russian officials at the united nations for a response and they tell us, and i quote, we have no comment on the matter for the time being. diplomats. have their own special license plates. >>> remember when measles was a serious problem in the snot scientists claimed they eliminated that disease in this country more than a decade ago, but it's back. and the feds have a warning for you and your family. that's ahead on a thursday afternoon from the fox news deck. good to have you with us. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprisewinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ >>> health officials say they're seeing a dramatic speak in measle cases in the united states. 50 years after scientists introduced a vaccine. the feds are now warning americans get your vaccine for yoursel

giant corporations like wal-mart the mega stores selling posters showing occupiers at zuccotti park in new york city and selling them for a cool fifty two dollars its latest product offering by wal-mart which surely enraged members of the occupy movement but unfortunately that movement seems to be on life support and some researchers think they know why a recent study released by the journal psychological science argues that a lack of consensus building is what doomed the occupy wall street group the study's researchers write the inability of liberal occupy wall street protesters to achieve consensus on vital issues alternately contributed to the movement's failure to develop solidarity and enact political change is a lack of consensus building really what hurt the occupy movement the most and did the movement fail to enact real and lasting change like the researchers argue joining me now for more on the rise and fall of the occupy movement is priscilla grim participant spokesperson with occupy wall street and the call carty. occupy activist and participant in occupy wall street as well or so and ni

yesterday it got to 71 in new york city. 67 in central park yesterday morning. record was 63. >> and of course just last week, it was like 15 degrees. wild swing. so christmas eve? >> 30s, 40s. but christmas day, 36. so right back into what you'd expect. >> steve rattner had a record high when you can did that. >> that was good stuff. thank you, dylan. >> dylan, thank you so much. all right. so i guess -- >> do you want some news? this guy likes news. >> it's the fact the that there are two joes and one mika in that shot. so much joe. >> just disturbing. >> and heilman, barnicle and rattner right there in front. >> look, one, two, three, four joes. >> really disturbing. all right. so you think about it way too much. you just have to go with it. all right. go ahead. >> are you ready for the news? >> don't do that. >> no one got everything they wanted in the budget deal. this is sort of like christmas. you don't get everything you want. and the lack of extended unemployment benefits stands out as a particularly sore spot for many democrats. emergency coverage for

new york city. it is december 10th and no greater place than the holidays to be with new york city and central park.today. when it comes to the weather, if you live somewhere between california and new york, there's a pretty good chance you're either going to have snow, some ice, rain, or it's going to be pretty darn cold where you live, at least colder than you're used to. a lot of schools are closed and the government shut down. this time, it wasn't something they did. it was mother nature that did it. i want to take you around the country right now so

new york city is 75. it was in the low 70s today. three to five inches in new york city during the work week. look at the pictures out of central park. snow cover in the week and folks are jogging in shorts and t-shirts. no evidence of the previous snowfall. but now things will start to change. >> unbelievable. what's the outlook for christmas? >> reporter: cold, but thankfully pretty quiet. if you look at the cold air which is already over the upper midwest and the great lakes, that's rushing east. places like boston, new york and d.c. will go from 70 degrees to 30s by monday night and you see tuesday and wednesday, as we head into christmas eve, frame churps temperatures in the 30s. snow showers on christmas eve in the northern rockies and great lakes. same thing on christmas day. it's a very quiet weather map. a shower over south florida. very few delays at the airports. >> a weather gift for christmas. lee goldberg, thank you. >>> we turn now to the shopping frenzy. the crowded stores tonight, and a sudden move by one of america's biggest banks to protect millions of debit card hold earls that shop at target. a new spending cap

in the second snakes the week as the new york city looking like a winter wonderland. central park was especially liked much to the delight of tourists and locals. it doesn't stop me if anybody did anything that high. last night and nothing about his chance will come out and nothing happens. yet just won second place all the chaos that would be commenced a gallon every don't they just don't do my tuesday to get to enjoy. the national weather service issued a winter storm warning for the area is launched with the system to its network across much of the northeast from pennsylvania to new england temperature is around twenty six degrees celsius in the snow was not expected to last into the weekend and that and that it will likely increase to around twelve degrees are. it's christmas so now it's nice and i said it's been a gun stand. love is that it still means many weeks city region has slammed the weekend get a plane on the massive storm system that lets on to the mid atlantic and east coast shoveling out from the office but since then. as you according to reports recently released

new york city. we'll go live to central park nerks. every day people overcome odds to achieve their passion. gu hear this. that's what derek coleman has done. dr. sanjay gupta has his reaction. >> derrick coleman is living a boy's dream. playing in the nfl for the top team in the league? the seattle sealauks. he didn't play football until seventh grade because hiz mom didn't want him to. >> i was just a normal kid. >> he was ranked a number two fullback in the nation by espn. i was just going out there and playing hard. >> next up, ucla where he was a running back for four years. his college kreerl ended with a degree in political science. and fou he's showing his versatility as a fullback for the sea hawks. he's gotten this far with lots 06 hard work. he is legally deaf, the result of a rare genetic disorder. >> basically, i lost my hair when i was 6. >> fist of all, he makes no excuses. >> no matter what's your i shall shoe, you should always find a way. >> his skull cap keeps his hearing alds in police station. >> i can read lips. a

we had record high temperatures in parts of the northeast with central park in new york city recordings portions of connecticut and down into parts of maryland. we are still tracking that storm system that produced that wild weather and we're seeing heavy rain falling across parts of georgia into the mid-atlantic and flooding is a concern out here. so there are a number of watches posted. farther north we have freezing rain coming down and it is kind of tough to see on the radar picture but ice filled morning are expected across parts of maine. some areas possible up to a half an inch of ice. that is pretty significant. please be careful. parts of the northern plains looking at dangerously cold current wind chill temperatures, colder than 40 below zero. the high temperature in minneapolis just 5 degrees. bundle up across parts of the midwest. >> let me tell you what happened in football yesterday as the regular season winds down. incredible performances yesterday. let's begin with peyton manning, sportsman of the year. heading into this game he just needed three touchdowns to tie tom b

new york. exterminators discovering the species in the park. creepy crawlers are able to survive harsh temperatures and snow. how did the cockroaches get to new york city? scientists suspect they were burrowed in the soil of decorative plants at the park. and the united states air force band surprising museum visitors. "the washington times" tweeting air force plan puts on flash mob show at smithsonian. 120 musicians taking part in surprise show at the national air and space museum. a lone cheloist. officials banning a game day tradition for from this year's super bowl. "sports illustrated" tweeting no tailgating will be allowed at super bowl bowl 48. tailgating will be prohibited at metlife stadium in new jersey. fans will be able to have food and drink inside their cars but cannot take out a grill or lounge chair or do anything to take up more than one parking space? what do you think of the no tailgating rule? #greta. >>> straight ahead, another new problem with obamacare. forget about privacy. tens of thousands of you just lost it. it might be you. we will tell you who next. >>> is this just cruel? a 3-year-old you a cities particular boy will have

new york for tonight's new year's eve celebration, another new attraction in that city is under fire. the city's mayor lake effect bill deblasio, says the era of horse-drawn carriage rides in central park may be coming to an end. they are such an iconic part of the new york city experience. margaret connly looks at the fight to get them off the streets. >> horse drawn carriage rides an iconic way for visitors to take in central park. soon they be a thing of the past. tomorrow new york mayor elect takes the raibs from the current mayor mike bloomberg and propses to pull the karngs off the streets. >> we are going to get rid of the horse carriages, period. it's over. >> the carriage rides have been offered since central park opened in 1858. they've been celebrated on film here in "barefoot in the park." >> we just got married and on tv including "sex and the city." >> and i wasn't going to question any of it, not even how he found a horse-drawn sleigh in the middle of manhattan. >> and they've been at the top of so many tourists must do list. >> that's part of new york city. >> it's one of the things you need to do. >> don't get rid of the horses. >> or we won't come back. >> how many ho

. >> mark -- >> yeah, yeah -- >> the central park five in new york city where the confessions were bogushey were all sent to jail and convicted and now the police officer who got those confessions of the accused, the prosecutors are going off sometimes what some detectives, what evidence they have gathered. so if there is a problem on the police side, then it filters down to the prosecution. >> of course it does. but, you know, the nonsense that sunny was just spewing, this idea that prosecutors don't make that much money, they make more than cops do. when you sue a cop, what ends up happening, the municipality picks up the tab and one of the reasons a lot of law enforcement officers and departments end up correcting their mistakes is because lawyers get out there and sue them, and the municipality says we're sick of paying these judgments, we're going to correct what happens. that's no different if you do what the city of new orleans does it if you sue them, get judgments, they clean up the act and -- >> spoken like a true defense attorney -- >> sunny -- >> i'll give you one other thing

>>> one of the things about living in new york city you find hidden jams. one in central park >> this is a favorite place of mine. the swedish cottage theater is a special place and its original productions feature handmade pup it's in a spot you frankly can't find anywhere else, so we thought we would bring it to you. >> you guys are going to see this. >> reporter: it's the only place in new york city where hansel and gretel, the three bears, and skateboarding cast share. characters brought to life in a cottage imported from sweden nearly 150 years ago. now nestled in central park and home to an increasingly rare art form. hi. how is it going? >> i describe it as a marriage between the fine arts and the performing arts, because you not only have to make your product, a piece of art, but you have to perform with it and you have to make it come alive. >> reporter: for more than 40 years, the theater has been bringing pup it's and dreams to life. >> i think you guys are very special! >> reporter: artistic director bruce canon joined the theater in 1975 as an apprentice. >> when

new york city and it is now out to conquer the world. we're talking about shake shack. the chain has expanded beyond manhattan across the globe. 2004, a small burger shack in madison square parkty. 23 restaurants now worldwide. dubai and thisn month, the ceo set up shop in and saudi arabia. we are told how the company brought find dining to the burger joint. ♪ >> i have been into find dining my whole life. that is really how it was born. like we treat it all of our fine denting restaurants, with exactly the same mindset. we hire people at a higher wage than fast food was. we give up to one percent of revenue every month as a bonus to our team. these guys working here today, they want to be a part of our success there nothing upsets me more than when i hear people say, foot being burgers is the lowest form of work area these guys turn this into management jobs and general management jobs. wille hungry today so we try some of the classics. everything here is cooked to order. that is what we have changed. we do not think there are a whole lot of other burger joints selling for dollar burgers and all the premium ingredients we take a lot of time to store. it was born as a hot dog

new york city's famous carriage horses. they're the ones that carry tourists through central park.ell, animal rights activists have wanted them banned for years citing the welfare of the horses. and they have a powerful ally in incoming mayor bill de blasio. but the carriage drivers are fighting back and they're doing so with the help of the teamsters. it has the makes of a battle royale. it's not clear whether de blasio will push for an all-out ban once he takes office next week. that's "hardball" for now. up next, your business is jj ramberg. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® liquid gels. nothing starts working faster than zyrtec® at relieving your allergy symptoms for 24 hours. zyrtec®. love the air. >>> an iconic boardwalk amusement park in ocean city, maryland. across the country, many of these have shut down. how has this one survived for more than a century? we'll tell you coming up next on "y

new york city. man was shot and killed in a car jacking in the mall's parking lot. the 30-year-old victim was getting into his range rover with his wife when to men approached them. >> they shot him in the head and sped off in his suv. the packed mall was immediately placed on lockdown. >> they said there was an emergency and that nobody could go out the building. >> did you have any idea there was a shooting out there? >> somebody told me. one of my coworkers said she was outside when it happened. >> police are not releasing the name of the victim. violent crime is rare there. the mall houses some of the country's high-end stores. >>> a colorado teenager is fighting for her life after friday's high school shooting. 17-year-old claire davis is in critical condition and if a coma. she was shot atpoint-blank range by karl pierson. he was there to allegedly shoot his debate team coach. something his friends say was out of character. >> he's not a monster. he's -- he's one of the best people i knew. he's not this -- this -- killer. he's -- he's karl pierson, one of the

new york city's famous carriage horses. they're the ones that carry tourists through central park.s activists have wanted them banned for years citing the welfare of the horses. and they have a powerful ally in incoming mayor bill de blasio. but the carriage drivers are fighting back and they're doing so with the help of the teamsters. it has the makes of a battle royale. it's not clear whether de blasio will push for an all-out ban once he takes office next week. that's "hardball" for now. coming up next, "your business" with jj ramberg. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ . >>> they are called preppers. people who are ready for any kind of disaster, natural or manmade. how entrepreneurs are marketing to them. >>> and she had a great business plan for a new shoe company, until someone ripped off the idea. protecting yourself. c

new york city. is it possible he won't see them anymore? >> reporter: it's possible. it's a horse and buggy battle. a lot of tourists are heading to new york's other iconic location. they're heading to new york's central parkgo for one last carriage ride. this is as new york mayor elect bill de blasio say it's over. soon they may be a thing of the past. tomorrow new york mayor elect bill de blasio takes the reins from current mayor mike bloomberg. >> we are going to get rid of the horse carriages, period. >> reporter: they have been offered in central park for more than a hundred years. they've been celebrated on film here in barefoot in the park and on tv, including sex in the city. >> and i wasn't going to question any of it. not even how he found a horse-drawn sleigh in the middle of manhattan. >> reporter: and they've been on the top of so many tourists must-do list. >> don't get rid of the horses or we won't come back. >> reporter: but animal rights groups have long been calling for a ban on the rides, citing accidents like these. and they say the animals are forced to live in conditions they say is inhumane. >> no matter what they say, the horses are really not kept in a good condition. >> reporter:

news there. the bone-chilling temperatures combined with blowing snow, made driving conditions just absolutely treacherous in the upper midwest. as for those of you in manhattan, beautiful heading through central park, new york city warming up to a balmy 70 degrees on sunday, but enjoy it now. it will be short-lived as the mercury will fall drastically over the next couple days. as we look ahead to this week, to christmas, how cold might it be? i'm afraid to ask you, chad myers, tracking all the cold weather and looking at your map and seeing negatives. >> yeah. forget about 70 in new york until maybe april. >> forget about it. >> i mean, it's going to be 40 degrees colder coming up this morning, than we were over the weekend. and i can't believe you didn't give a reporter in honolulu a little jab about 76 degrees in honolulu, considering now it's 86 degrees colder in fargo. how about that? >> pretty sweet gig, but she's working this christmas week. >> it feels like 27 below in minot. the pets feel this temperature, your skin does, your car doesn't, but it's cold out there. make sure pets are taken care of. ceder rapids, 22 degrees below zero right now. raining in new york and raining most of the day. still icing

subzero cold on saturday morning in boston and in new york city, look for lows saturday morning in the park in the single numbers. we'll keep you updated at the weather channel. count on cancellations and flight delays. back to you. >> thank you. gold heading for its first annual loss in 13 years and its biggest annual loss in 30 years. what traders are saying about it in 2014, that's next. plus, are quotes from the pope criticizing capitalism hurting donations? michele spoke to timothy dolan exclusively. >> the pope made critical comments and capitalism and the wealthy. the catholic church in new york is trying to raise money from the capital lists and the wealthy. how is that working out? next on "power lunch." is also enough to keep your smartphone running for how long? 30 days? 300 days? 3,000 days? the answer is... 3,000 days. because of gasoline's high energy density, your car doesn't have to carry as much fuel compared to other energy sources. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 life inspires your trading. take the energy quiz. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 where oth

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park nine am. what began one year ago here in new york city with just two hundred employees has exploded into arguably the biggest wave of protests in the history of america's fast food industry thousands of saskatoon. it's high in the one hundred cities throughout the country how to go for a binge on thursday. nancy are based in minimal wheat and the right to due to new heights without it how the teaching of the organization spearheading this movement is called fast and well worth it. workers side that are participating in these strikes are in a way to hide in each chain restaurants mcdonald's the eighteen twenties and kfc and while the fast food industry remains of two hundred. in the dollar industry. eighteen weeks for the service of words like here's the crew the national median week is just eight dollars and ninety four cents an hour more during the year with many of that fifty plus thousand fast food workers earning than last. just seven dollars and ninety nine cents an hour in the comments below. what is fast and restaurants. tell me the live in poverty forced to rely on assistance of portland

new project with parking conversion, and traffic calming, and wider sidewalks. and so there is a precedence in san francisco for the benefits of some of these projects. and the cities like new york, and on 9th avenue and union square, have the pearl street in brooklyn, and seattle, and washington, d.c. and chicago. are all investing in the livable streets, and seeing the benefits to their businesses, and so i hope that you continue to do the same for san francisco. and i hope that this hearing is a good first step in making sure that all of the important stake holders from the small business community are involved. and that we can work together moving forward. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> gwen cap len. >> nicole snyedr and dan nuentan. >> i appreciate having this hearing with the sfmta and the small business commission together. and both our directors are here. so first of all thank you. my business is ace mailing in the north east mission business section of the city and we are in the pdr zone. and in our area, which is bound by 19th street, through division or 13th of the central freeway, by protrero and cap street we have a little bit of everything there but w