deadly high-rise fire in new york city, one person was killed and several others were killed in midtown manhattan, this happened yesterday morning, one young victim described the terrifying scene as dozens escaped the scene. investigators will be on the scene all day trying to determine the cause. >>> the family of a three-year- old girl has filed a wrongful death against a dentist after a dental procedure. she was given an overdose during four root canals. she went into cardiac arrest. according to the lawsuit, he needed a doctor to perform cpr and she slipped into a coma and died over the weekend. >>> the senate is set to vote on president obama's pick to head the reserve. janet is currently the federal's vice-chair. she would be the first woman to chair the central bank and would replace ben bernanke after his term expires at the end of the month. >>> they are seeking long time unemployment benefits. democrats want to extend the emergency benefits and republicans want to explore new options including a new extension of those benefits. >>> well, there is a recovery state economy where they set

scene of these three separate hotels as well as the office of former mayor rudy giuliani in midtown manhattaneived a statement from the new jersey police. quote, the joint sources have surrounded the area that has received the substance. the locations are being secured. this situation is being thoroughly investigated. more information will be provided when it becomes available. susan candiotti has been reporting on this story for us. what's the latest, susan? what else are you hearing? >> well, of course, as you indicated, they'd be doing field tests right now. that's normally what would be happening at this time once they have the letters in hand. as you said, we're talking about six letters that were sent to various locations in new jersey including three hotels near the super bowl, and as you said, an additional litter sent to the office of former mayor rudy giuliani in midtown manhattan. so at this time we're talking about a suspicious white powdery substance. that's how it's being described to us. a younld have the joint terrorism task force responding, of course, to the scene at this ti

a sea of people from all over the world packed in the midtown manhattan to see that crystal ball drop. many arrived 12 hours or more in advance to scope out their spot. >> not a great way to ring in the new year. a powerful strain of the flu suddenly making a comeback in california. betty tells us it is not too late to get vaccinated. >> the number of patients showing up at bay area hospitals, including this kaiser permanente in san jose with flu-like symptoms has jumped in the last week. and most of them are suffering from the swine flu. the nasty virus known as h1n1 that caused a worldwide pandemic is making a comeback. the cdc says that same swine flu strain is making up the majority of cases nationwide. >> there's fear about it because of the attention it gathered in 2009. but that particular type of flu virus isn't anymore serious than the other types. >> this year's vaccine protects against the swine flu. doctors say it causes more illness in children, young adults, and healthy middle-aged people. the california department of public health says now is the time to get vaccinated.

this is columbus circle here in midtown manhattan. and cars are still going pretty slow. so people are still just taking it a little slow overnight road closures everything is now open, including jfk international airport. that is certainly good news for travelers. all flights might get back hopefully in and out of jfk it closed at 6:00 this morning, and now it is open. and that is certainly good news. >> erika pitzi joining us live from new york. thank you very much. >>> the snow has moved on but colder air could be moving in. dave warren joins us with that part of the story. >> yeah, that fresh coating of snow on the ground, bitter cold temperatures tonight, factor in the wind, wind chill warnings in effect, the orange color there, those will be expiring today as the snow clears out. this was overnight last night. dark blue color indicating that heavy band of snow. and all the way up through boston, close to the coast had the most snow. now the snow is gone, but the temperatures have dropped. down below zero for the actual air temperatures. when you factor in that wind

. >>> just as thousands of fans were flocking to midtown manhattan ahead of the games, some robbers were pulling off a brazen heist. they smashed a display case at cartier right around lunchtime yesterday and made off with 16 expensive watches. those watches are worth more than $700,000. then the five bandits disappeared. the hunt for them continues. >>> it may be difficult to fly in or out of denver this morning. overnight dozens of flights canceled because of the latest snowstorm. officials say they have plenty of equipment there to clean the runways and parking lots and also say the airline has a chance to move their planes to other cities so denver's problems should not affect other cities. >>> schools remain closed in the atlanta area for the third straight day after that deadly ice storm paralyzed parts of the south stranding dreiers and schoolchildren. all the cars and trucks abandoned along georgia's roadways have finally been moved and the governor there is now acknowledging that he should have shut things down much earlier saying he takes full responsibility. >>> the surviving

let's go out on the plaza at 30 rock in midtown manhattan to check in with al roker on where this storm is headed, perhaps, tonight into the morning hours. al, good evening. >> good evening, brian. as you know, they work nonstop, 24/7 to keep this clear. you can see the streets are snow covered, because the snow is coming down more than an inch an hour. so far, central park receiving 5 inches of snow. northeastern philadelphia 10.5 inches. reagan national 2.1, breaking a snow drought set back in 2006. here's the latest. here's where we see this storm going. all right. it's going to continue to deepen right now with snowfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour. overnight tonight it strengthens, it deepens, it becomes what we call a weather bomb, almost, if you will. so that there are blizzard conditions, gusts of 50 miles per hour. bitterly cold arctic air will start funneling in. and as it continues to make its way up the coast by tomorrow morning, gusty winds, the snow ends, but it's going to be blowing and drifting. single digit temperatures. sub-zero windchills. snowfall amounts this is

condition after a fine thread count on the twentieth goal of the playwrights apartment building in midtown manhattan around two hundred flights like to respond it as the flames spread to nearby apartments. my resident when the team. on this one is for first arriving in its got here on the five minutes. and the synagogues that it's going to war. i made to god the smoking this year. in the hallway twenty four and one or more. still the point chauncey see a difference on sliced breakouts that dusting to do is stay in toulouse in with the help. many of his old self back to it. we tried to get advice too stay warm in these types of buildings starting point is that one high rise building. my attention. the incidence of them my knee injuries in the blaze which took place just a few blocks from times square the course of the fall and is still under investigation. celebrity criminal ronnie biggs is being given its final send off north london on the house get away last month due to ill health. biggs his funeral was attended one year is hell's angels. in addition to cross back and full of mulch this and on the

. >>> new york city fire crews are looking for the cause of a fire that sparked right in midtown manhattanhe man who died got trapped in a stairwell. he was identified as 27-year- old play wright daniel mcclong who was recently married. seven others were injured. the apartment was empty at the time the fire broke out. >>> thousands of people are fleeing the iraqi city of belusia. as militants fight those mill -- militants that took over the city. which has gained control and other major areas. u.s. secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. will help the government but will not send troops. >> we have an interest in helping the legitimate and elected government. be able to push back against the terrorists. this is a fight that is bigger than just iraq. >> and baghdad today a series of bags in shiite neighborhoods killed eight people. >>> pope francis will travel to the middle east this spring to deliver a message of peace and cooperation. the pontiff announced today that he will travel during a three day trip in may. he plans to meet with both the palestinian and iranian president. it'll

it is being called the food and wine festival for football taking place in midtown manhattan. what is dubbed as the 50 yard lounge will feature food, music, and of course, football. will benklin becker there and he joins me now. thanks for being here. bowlus about this super event. the idea that you will do the 50 yard lounge. chows down during the super bowl. everyone is looking to put their signature tricks and stuff on the table. we created this 50 yard lounge and all the best from new york city are coming together and joining some sports stars and we public. >> for the how can people learn more? n plaza.ll be at one pen >> what kinds of things will you be featuring? latkes.m's normally 81hat you watching football as a child? >> i did not. they asked me to repeat something that my mom did. that is what i chose to do. i am doing a burger competition and doing this juicy loosey comes where the cheese oozing out of it. >> it is fast and casual but higher-end. high quality. >> what we are doing is the way people are eating nowadays is very and healthy. we decided to take the wh

best of "imus in the morning" from new york city, i'm connell mcshane here from our studios in midtown manhattanarted, in fact, the first two interviews today deal with the jfk assassination. jim lehrer was anchor on pbs for many years, but he's also been the author of a number of best-selling novels. his latest stas with a premise that's true, lehrer was there on the d president kennedy was assassinated,

it is being called the food and wine festival for football starts tomorrow in midtown manhattan.es food, music, and football. lonny sweet is the founder of the connect group which is putting on the event. all responsibility falls to him and joining us also is nfl legend, to toll soup -- two-time super bowl champ and former new york giants linebacker carl banks joins us. i have to say that i have much more admiration for you as a player having been to the media day event at the prudential center in which all of the denver broncos are paraded around the room of about 600 frenzied media people with about 10,000 people in the stands with pay to watch this. >> very interesting now. it has become another revenue partnerse nfl and its and a way for fans to get closer. selling tickets to media day, i went to two super bowl's and we did not see a fan unless they snuck in with a member of the press. >> never saw a fan? >> no. they were outside media day or somehow snuck in the skies as members of the media. >> maybe they had to wear one of the starter jackets in order to convince someone t

one person was killed several others were hurt in that apartment building fire and this is in midtown manhattanrson talked about it as dozens ran to get away from the flames. dozens of firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation from battling the flames and they will be there all day trying to figure out the cause. >> [inaudible] it got worse as we went down, i was really scared. i don't know if i could make it. >> several firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation. >> a u.s. ice breaker is now headed to help with the two boats currently stuck in the ice there. now the coast guards and ships left sidney australia and they are expected to leave there for two days and it's also about icy conditions. from china they were able to have more than one truck. >>> they are getting a lot of attention from some groups here in the bay area. >> i don't want to pay to see animals in cages. >> people protested outside of the zoo and they are working towards a new program. this they have taken years to obtain the proper permits and approvals but opponents say it will destroy an important wildlife corrid

and standing by outside our studios in midtown manhattan to tell us how it feels. >> i was watching you on new year's eve. >> it is 9 degrees on my phone here, but if you look at that map you just showed, sean, negative six degrees with the wind. this is the sean hannity wet t-shirt contest, it's the conservative version. >> when did you do that? >> earlier. >> this bucket is full of water, we have our fox news t-shirt. it doesn't take long for the shirt to freeze. look at this, it's freezing already, can you tell. >> while that's getting frozen. >> we have a video of a man throwing water in the air, and it instantly is freezing. let's watch this. >> isn't that incredible? it's boiling water. >> and it becomes snow. >> right, and you know, we discovered this, it was a student, i was reading about this earlier, a student was making homemade ice cream and they realized the ice cream froze quickly when the milk was hot. >> i was watching you on new year's eve, i was wondering how at some point your mouth has to freeze and you can't speak. but that didn't happen. >> we toward the end of the

. >>> the search is on for bling bling bandits who told $750,000 in watches in midtown manhattan. this video from our sister station shows the scene: five bandits entered the store in broad daylight yesterday and used hammers to smash open a glass display case and made off with 16 expensive wrist wants worth more than $700,000. police are reviewing the security video but the robbers were wearing masks and they had gloves on. >> new this morning, microsoft founder bill gates could soon be replaced as company chairman and "usa today" is reporting that microsoft directors are holding meetings to replace bill gates so they would be without the two most recognizable features for the first time in 39 years. the c.e.o. is leaving when his replacement is named and that person will likely be an employees who joined in 1992 and is in charge of enterprise and cloud business. >> amazon is considering racing the price of the popular two-day shipping subscription saying they may have to raise the price of amazon prime from the country $79 a year by up to $40 more. this is because shipping costs

midtown manhattan yesterday morning.for smoke inhalation after battling the flames. investigators will be on the scene all day -- all day trying to determine the cause. >>> andrew cuomo will announce this week that medical marijuana is coming to new york state. but several major restrictions will be included. only 20 new york hospitals would have medical marijuana throughout the state. and it would be only for very ill patients. >>> lawmakers in washington, d.c. get back to work today with some unfinished business. the senate is set to vote today on president obama's pick to head the federal reserve. 67-year-old janet yellen is currently the vis chair. she was president of the san francisco federal reserve bank from 2004 to 2010. yellen will be the first woman to chair the bank. she's set to replace ben bernanke at the end of the month. >>> 8:56. the tv ratings are in now and you watched the 49ers yesterday, yesterday's playoff game in green bay had the highest rating in history for an nfc wild card game. that's accordin

a busy street in midtown manhattan, tori, now is super bowl boulevard. broadway between 34th and 47th street shut down for activities like this super bowl toboggan run. the oddsmakers, they have seattle slight underdogs to the denver broncos. but there are a lot of other bets attracting attention. it includes -- it will snow at all during the game. so far, most of the gamblers think it will. other bets include how long it will take opera singer renee fleming to sing the national anthem, how many times peyton manning will say omaha! and if both teams don't score a touchdown at all for the big game. now, gasia mikaelian is there. you can follow her on her twitter and facebook account. and you can watch the super bowl right here on ktvu channel 2. kickoff, this sunday at 3:30. >>> well, some people have a drink or two while watching the super bowl. something to think about here. british scientists say drinking alcohol can start a chain reaction that makes people more vulnerable to skin cancer. research shows people who have at least one drink a day increase

. >> let's go to kevin corriveau in midtown manhattan on what is happening and why things may only getse. >> that's right. as john said, we are in a break. if you look behind me, as opposed to if you were looking behind me two hours ago. things have cleaned up. we have another band of showers coming in. i want to show you the radar now, and show you that we are in the break. if we take the radar real quick. as it goes into motion, we are looking at rain. let's push it forward for you. you can see about here. there is the break we are looking at. if you look to the south-west, we have more snow coming. take a look at the snow totals we have seen over the last couple of hours. in new jersey 15 inch of snow. >> we can probably add 2-3 more inches on to that before the morning is over. here in new york we expect to see the snow ending by the time of 6am. this break will help. temperatures wise, we are cold. temperatures dropping 12 degrees right now. this has gone down about 2 degrees since the last couple of hours. when you factor the wind chill we are talking about minus 5, minus 10 degr

one person has died and another is in critical condition after a high-rise apartment fire in midtown manhattani'm veronica de la cruz. let's get you back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> metro corrections. the time is approximately 17:49 hours. i've activated for antonio coleman. he's on five north. >> antonio coleman had recently been put on suicide watch at the louisville metro department of corrections jail. now, the special operations response team, or s.o.r.t., has been sent to remove him from his cell due to a disturbance. >> team four, come on. coleman has flooded his cell. his excessive beating on the door was placing him in danger. hitting his head on the wall, he threatened the officer on the walk saying he was going to kick his ass. >> face the rear of your cell and go down to your knees. down to your knees. cross your ankles, place your hands on top of your head. we'll go on three. one, two, three. >> coleman is placed into an emergency restraint chair. he will be bound at the legs, wrists and waist. >> we can clean the water up and t

this is a live picture of midtown manhattan, the wind and snow picking up. it's bad, worse in boston. this is a live picture from there. parts of new england have two feet of snow on the ground as 1 million americans are in the path of this extreme weather. >> john terrett has been following the situation and brings more. >> a good evening to you. this is the end of the boston marathon. you know where we are. we are in the square in the downtown, as you can see, the snow is coming down steadily and it's been this way since lunchtime today. i have to say we were expecting more blizzard conditions by now than we have, to be honest with you. it's freezing cold. and it's important to remember that what we have is two storms coming together. one is a nor-easter and they clash and the effect is a huge dump of snow, and massachusetts is the epicentre of the snowfall, although it's worth noting something like two-thirds of all the north-east are going to be badly affected by the snow. this storm is potentially very, very dangerous indeed. there's already been one de

. >>> just in to the fox news deck, at least one person is hurt after ice from a building in midtown manhattanis is right outside our building. 48th street. this is one of the hazards in living where buildings are 50 stories tall. a local report said it hit the man in the head and right here between 5th avenue and 6th avenue. we're between 6th and 7th. this is the only side of the street down there by lenny's and five guys i guess. >> dangerous. >> ice falls around here all the time after big things because though it's not getting near freezing today, the sun hits the ice and makes it break apart a little bit and then the nasty winds and winds could take a seahawk and affect a seahawk more than -- >> i know what you will do all night. working on the break wet the mascot theory do. that and -- besides, i have to ask you. you never thanked me for the jasper calendar. that was an actual contest to win something that i did on facebook and you -- i gave you one out of the goodness of my heart. >> moving things around and i saw it. i opened it. guess what's in there? pictures of your dog. >> i know.

nicholas is a production manager for "business week" magazine working a late shift in midtown manhattan. it's just before 11:00 p.m. when he decides to head down from his 43rd floor office from a smoke break. on his way back up, somewhere between the 1st and 43rd floors, nicholas feels a jolt. then suddenly the car stops. as he buzzes the alarm, he is expecting someone to answer, but it rings and rings and rings. all caught on a security camera, but unbelievably, nobody is watching the footage and no one answers his call for help. so he pries open the door and sees he's between floors. next, nicholas tries screaming, but it's late at night and nobody's there to hear him. time passes, he doesn't know how much, an hour, two hours, he doesn't know if it's day or night. but he knows it's probably the weekend now. all the co-workers that might have wondered where he is have surely gone home until monday. hour ten, a security camera shows a maintenance crew servicing other elevators but not car number 30. hour 14 passes. hour 15. to go to the bathroom he pries open the doors and goes down the

they're still plowing the sidewalks here in midtown manhattan. all day long, throughout the city, people have been out, trying to clear the streets, three, four, five times. let's check in with chad myers. he's out on the streets in plymouth, massachusetts. chad, what's it like where you are? >> reporter: you know, anderson, it has gotten colder. and i know we always say, the winds are picking up, but i am cold now. and i wasn't cold all day. i have six layers on. i have something called a weather proof shirt on. i have something called the chilly pepper shirt on, i an undershirt on and two coats on and now i am cold. and that hasn't happened all day. my producer and photographer think that i'm in a snow globe, because if you look at this snow, it looks like you took the snow globe that has central park in it and you spun it around and all those little flakes are spinning around. this is what we've been feeling for the past few hours. if you look down right here, this is concrete, but it's been snowing and snowing for hours. but if you come over

they're still plowing the sidewalks here in midtown manhattan. all day long, throughout the city, people have been out, trying to clear the streets, three, four, five times. let's check in with chad myers. he's out on the streets in plymouth, massachusetts. chad, what's it like where you are? >> reporter: you know, anderson, it has gotten colder. and i know we always say, the winds are picking up, but i am cold now. and i wasn't cold all day. i have six layers on. i have something called a weather proof shirt on. i have something called the chilly pepper shirt on, i an undershirt on and two coats on and now i am cold. and that hasn't happened all day. my producer and photographer think that i'm in a snow globe, because if you look at this snow, it looks like you took the snow globe that has central park in it and you spun it around and all those little flakes are spinning around. this is what we've been feeling for the past few hours. if you look down right here, this is concrete, but it's been snowing and snowing for hours. but if you come over

but all the entertainment taking place on broadway and midtown, manhattan, the game takes place in new jersey. and new jersians are clea keen o make that clear. >> do stop for thrills, but be prepared for long lines and a word or two from the locals who will want to stop and engage you in conversation about the game. [ yelling and screaming ] >> i did try to warn you. >> that's good stuff. you enjoyed that. >> i love doing that. you it's very cold out there. if you're coming to town wrap up town. there is good news, none of us here in new jersey and new york, can believe our good fortune. no snow in the forecast at the moment. >> it's good to know because there were preparations put in place, right? and you showed us some of the preparations out at rutherford. >> they sent me where the metlife stadium is. they have fake snow, and they're all very concerned. this is a big deal for the nfl. they could have come out on the wrong side of this had it snowed badly. i think i'm going to be in east rutherford where the stadium is. >> that will be fun. john terrett. that's must-see television.

19 blocks on hoboken's north end sitting right outside the lincoln tunnel with easy access to midtown manhattan. the mayor claims she was pressured to resupport a redevelopment project here. representatives from the rockefeller group started to talk to him about the land short a after he was elected in 2009. >> has a developer in hoboken ever pressured you? >> no, i never to the best of my recollection sitting here today can offer you an instance where a developer directly placed pressure on me. there's always advocacy. >> after more than a year long study paid for by the port authority, the recommendation was the three blocks most of which are owned by the rockefeller group, should qualify for lucrative tax breaks. the other 18 should not. >> did not strike you as odd? >> at the time i didn't know the plan was funded by the port authority but it did strike me as odd. >> in a statement earlier this week, the rockefeller group said we have no information pertaining to this allegation if it turns out to be true, it would be deplorable. our hoboken project is in the political stages of plans and w

this ice bar in midtown, manhattan warmer inside than it is outside. made of ice, even the cocktail glasses are ice. the temperature inside the ice bar 23 degrees, outside on the streets of new york feels like negative 15 with all of the wind chill. >> an ice bar and warm up. >> can you believe it. >> let's check in with christina loren and see what's going on. >> you know i was checking in with alaska. they are at 20 degrees so it's warmer in alaska this morning than much of the united states. look at all of these cities reporting negative temperatures, negative 10 in chicago, negative 11 in detroit. for us makes you feel guilty. we're in the 40s headed toward the 60s. back to you guys. >> thanks so much. >> 6:27. still ahead new details in the murder of a california priest. coming up we're going to tell you about his ties to a local catholic school and how the campus is trying to honor his life and legacy. >> a wild wave over spectators. where it happened. >> let's take a live look outside, no polar vortex here a. look in the south bay in san jose. >

flames shooting out of the 20th floor of that building in midtown manhattan. this was yesterday. the victim killed in the fire, a 27-year-old man, whose husband is in critical condition. fire officials say the victims would likely have been safe staying inside their apartment, but got trapped in a stairwell trying to escape. they also say it appears electrical appliances started that fire in an apartment whose occupants were out at the time. >>> well, now back to capitol hill. the battle over unemployment insurance. here we go again. senate expected to hold a test vote later today on a proposal that would extend benefits for three months to more than 1 million americans. but some critics warn that could hurt the economy. david webb, the host of the david webb show, aptly. both fox news contributors. great to see you in studio. happy new year. i see you at least agree on color coordination today. >> we called each other this morning to make sure. >> we'll see how you do on unemployment benefits. julie, i'll let you kick it off. senator harry reid is going to try to bring this up t

i usually eat from one of those outlets there, 1211 6th avenue in midtown manhattan. same thing. costs twice as much. it's also delicious. >> where did you have lunch today? >> at the white house. you had lunch at the white house at this time last year, though, because my team and i were in rome doing roman things. >> that's true. >> i was kind of hoping you were going to be in rome again this year. that's not the way it worked out. i went to the corner bakery. it was fine. >> i was kind of hoping that -- >> in the president's state of the union speech, it's interesting, he's not going to be talking about income ine wu l inequality so much. they've done polling. when you talk about inequality, it sounds like you're talking about class warfare -- >> redistribution. >> -- and pitting rich against poor. he's going to talk about opportunity which is basically the same thing but puts it in context -- >> sounds better. >> we're going to build ladders of opportunity for people who are not doing so well to get into the middle class and lead more secure lives. it's not going to be a robus

midtown manhattan in new york. the original projection was that the snow would start snow all the way to midnight. creating problems overnight here in the big city. especially out on long island where on 00 eastern end of long island, new york, he they are now suggesting that the snow may not stop completely until the sun begins to come up in the morning. so what might you imagine for the northeast corridor from washington all the way up to the morning commute, you might imagine unmitigated disaster. they have the plows out. but the plows only take care of the two inches above two inches on the ground. and below that is now ice. low temperatures in some areas around here in the single digits. the highs are not expected to go above freezing for at to go above freezing for at least six days. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer is... the u.s. ♪ most of america's energy comes from right here at

mitt romney's war room was being run out of sixth avenue in midtown manhattan. >> we're seeing not muchage of the christie scandal since it broke on fox. certainly nothing like the coverage that we've seen on something like benghazi, for example. is that an example of roger ailes exercising his power to be protective to somebody he thinks the may well end up being the republican nominee? we know from your book that he favored chris christie or general petraeus, actually, before he was brought down by scandal over mitt romney, for instance. >> yes, this is fascinating. now, this shows at the heart how fox is a political messaging organization. personally, roger ailes has no love for chris christie. on election day, in 2012, when it looked like romney was going to lose, ailes grumbled to his most senior team, thank you, chris christie. he blamed christie for the photo op that he gave barack obama with hurricane sandy. so now, personally, ailes and christie, no love there. but ailes is smart enough that he knows that he has to balance the rest of the media. now, someone very close to ailes

in a midtown manhattan restaurant, an internal nfl research document was leaked to a reporter. >> documentso me at smith and wollensky's in manhattan, in an envelope-- i mean, it was great, it was very deep throat-- by somebody who shall remain nameless. but he literally slid it across the table in an envelope. >> narrator: it was a scientific study of former players commissioned by the national football league itself. >> at the bottom of page 32, there it was: dementia.me and they had asked players, or their representatives, their wives, "have you been diagnosed by a physician as having alzheimer's, dementia, or any other memory-related disease?" >> what it showed was that former nfl players seem to have memory-related disorders at a much, much higher rate than people in the regular community. and here was a study that the nfl supported, and it came out not looking too good for the nfl. >> it was the people who the league hired to find out the answers to these questions giving them the answers. and that's what they were. and so, you knew that this was going to be big. >> narrator: the stud

. ♪ ♪ cheryl: okay, so welcome back to midtown manhattan where it's now 9 degrees.as, want to show you one of the biggest winners from 2013 that is already turning it into this year's biggest loser. nicole petallides, what are you watching right now? >> reporter: i'm taking a look at both netflix andr, two names that have run up. of course, when we saw netflix last year, it was a big runup, but now it's a different story. this year, just the week alonee% it's down 7%. this is because morgan stanley came out and just put some concern out there for netflix and just talked about the intense competition from amazon prime instant, also hulu plus and hbo go, and so with that morgan stanley downgraded to an underweight. that's the fist part of this story -- the first part of this story. the other part is what happened recently with twitter. morgan stanley also rained on that parade, by the way, down 9.5% this week. now pulling back. they're concerned about twitter's ability to grow in a crowded online ad market. and so while these two companies seem to be high fliers, no d

>>> and new york city, one of the two men critically injured in a highrise apartment fire in midtown manhattan on the 20th floor of the building is being investigated. now, back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. it's sometimes called black friday, the day after thanksgiving when shoppers line up at stores long before dawn, lured out of bed by the promise of big savings. but in 2008, this holiday tradition turned into chaos with rioting, broken doors, and a customer stampede that left one man dead. it's a shopping tradition that's been around for decades. black friday gets its name from retailers who all year are said to have finances in the red or below zero. with a big turnout on the day after thanksgiving, those stores hope to finally turn a profit and get back in the black. on november 28th, 2008, across the country, millions of bargain hunters line up early for holiday season sales. at green acres mall on long island, new york, a crowd gathers outside of walmart to get a jump on early morning sales in the first hours of black friday. among

that is 3rd avenue in midtown manhattan. snow blanketing the east coast. forecast calling for for more -- for more than six inches of snow . federal offices in washington closed. the storm warning in effect from north carolina mountains to the massachusetts coast. >> things basically shut down in washington on the d.c., right now. havee thrilled to alongside for the entire hour, jonathan weil. you are staying warm. you a sweater on. ofthe news, -- comes out 1:00, federal offices closed. storm yesterday was coming. why is it at 1:00 -- no one believes the weatherman. here do not know how to deal with snow. i went to college and folder. they know how to deal with snow there. >> here you need to feet of snow to cancel school. >> welcome to new york. >> 14 inches in new york city. day. should take a powder talk about. lot to big news on bloomberg television this morning and an exclusive andrview michael bloomberg bill gates, betty liu sat down with them. mr. gates out with his annual letter talking about his foundation and what he would like to see. there were

to go to the fourth floor of macy's to get nfl merchandise or to go see the toboggan run in midtown manhattan. there is a vart of information it can give to you. but basically it worked on a technology that almost all of us have in modern smart phones today. and if you have the right app, then that means that the nfl can communicate with you. >> and you're saying that it's not just the super bowl, that there are other stadiums an other cities an other leagues rolling this technology out? >> absolutely. think of the nfl and the super bowl this week as the first real big test of this knowledge. it's -- it's beinged rolled out in baseball ball park n about two dozen stadiums including fenway park, by opening day this year. american eagle stores are putting it in. mazies is putting it in. so there are a variety of different venues, stadiums and other, you know, other stores that are installing this technology. and from what i have heard from people who are fluent in this area, you know, it's going to be hard to find public venues that don't have some form of this technology because basically venu

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this is midtown manhattan. not light out yet. at least it is not snowing.w temperatures. >> you can see that we are still cold here. >> i am scarlet fu. here with michael mckee and brendan greeley. >> we will start in davos talking about iran. they say they won a nuclear agreement with the world powers. that is at the world economic forum in switzerland. rouhani says the desire is strong, but hurdles may arise if other countries show a lack of serious will. factory output in the euro area expected -- expanded faster than expected. more than one full point. a separate report shows that manufacturing in germany asserting to a 32 month high. reported sharps growth in output and new orders. a different story in china. purchasing managing index says that they contracted for the first time in six months due to slowing domestic demand. worker vacations ahead of the lunar new year may play a part in the drop. that starts next week. that trumps the good news from europe. >> china continues to lead the way in market influence. it is time for the single best char. thi

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quickly, tell us what happened with this suspicious powder that was found in the mailroom in your midtown manhattanng today? was that a letter addressed to you? >> it was a letter addressed to my administrative assistant care of me. it contained a white powder. of course, it created tremendous concern because there are about six or seven or eight of these letters that have been sent out. i think most of them in new jersey, to different people. so it came together with a group of six or seven or eight that they were all concerned about, but the police department showed up, my firm giuliani safety and security is a security firm, thank goodness, so they knew how to handle it immediately. they did a test. the preliminary test is that it's nontoxic. so the building was opened. the building is now operating. but the fbi are doing further tests to determine, you know, is there anything else there. but at this point it appears to be a nontoxic substance. we don't know if it's connected to the six or seven others that were sent to people in new jersey. >> were there any threatening words in a letter? >> no

it is supposed to get pretty messy here in midtown manhattan as the afternoon wears on. breaking this morning out of washington, federal government taking a snow day. didn't show up today. a little snow, they go screaming for the hills, shutting down offices because of weather. peter doocy, our intrepid reporter, showed up for work. how much of d.c. shut down today? you're a jersey boy, you're pretty tough. >> reporter: i'm tough, martha. most everything shut down except for the supreme court. that's it. there won't be any activity behind me at the capitol or any agencies because all federal offices as you said in the area are closed. only emergency employees are being told they need to come in. everybody else now has a four-day weekend following yesterday's holiday or being told to telework. the streets of d.c. now are deserted because everything in in town revolves around the federal government. buses and trains are running for now. commuters are being warned that might not be the case when it is time to go home. our nation's treasures inside the smithsonian because mu