city island is a fishing village turned what?w for new yorkers. >> picked the perfect day to come out here. >> desus says this place, and desus is always right. >> how far from the neighborhood by car? >> by car? maybe 15 or 20 minutes. seems like a world away. >> i want to buy some nautical bric-a-brac while i'm here. >> this is new york city? >> this is cape cod in the bronx. >> many of my childhood memories, you get there, and oh, the beach is closed for medical waste. it's not a day that goes by that you don't go in the water and come out with a maxi pad stuffed to you. >> you were here yesterday? >> i was here yesterday, for my sister's graduation. every time you have an event of note in the bronx, you have to come celebrate at city island. >> i noticed all the big catering halls. >> if you get married, arraigned. the baby's not yours. you come here. >> seashore restaurant. a massive fish factory, having started my cooking career in one just like it. i'm also a sentimental fool, and i love this kind of thing. steamers, the t

city island is a fishing village turned what? long established restaurant row for new yorkers. >> pick the perfect day to come out here. >> desus says this place, and desus is always right. how far from the neighborhood by car? >> maybe 15, 20 minutes. >> 20 minutes. >> that seems like a world away. >> yeah, but i want to buy some nautical stuff. this is new york city? >> this is cape kod in the bronx. many of my childhood memories, get there and they're like oh the beach is closed far medical race. it's not a day you go in the water and come out with like a maxi pad stuck to you. >> been there. so you were here like when, yesterday? >> i was literally here yesterday. >> wow. >> for my sister's graduation because every time you have an event of note in the bronx, you have to come celebrate at city island. >> i notice all the big catering halls. >> yeah, get married, arraigned, baby's not yours, come here. >> seashore restaurant, a massive fish factory on the water of a type i'm very familiar with, having started my cooking career

city island is a fishing village turned what?estaurant row for new yorkers. >> picked the perfect day to come out here. >> desus says this place, and desus is always right. >> how long? >> 15, 20 minutes. >> i want to buy some nautical bric-a-brac while i'm here. >> you get here, and oh, the beach is closed for medical waste. it's not a day that goes by that you depon't go in the water and come out with a maxi pad. >> you were here yesterday? >> i was here yesterday, for my sister's wedding. >> i noticed all the big catering halls. >> if you get married, arraigned. the baby's not yours. >> a massive fish factory, having started my cooking career in one just like it. i'm also a sentimental fool, and i like this kind of thing, steamers. boiled striper and snow crab and a nice cold beer, yes, thank you, desus. >> it's like a knighting ceremony. just sit up, and, like, take it all in. >> thank you. i could have done that myself. >> it's part of the. >> it's part of the ambiance. it's the perfect place for a date, but it's the worst f

city island is a fishing village turned what?nd long established restaurant row for new yorkers. >> take the perfect day to come out here. >> he says this place and he's always right. >> how far from the neighborhood by car? >> maybe 15 or 20 minutes. >> 20 minutes. >> it seems like a world away. >> yeah. but this is new york city? >> this is cape cod and the bronx. many of my childhood memories are coming out and we get there and it's like the beach is closed. there's a day you go in the water and come out with a max ipad stuck to you. >> so you were here like when? yesterday? >> i was literally here yesterday. every time you have an event of note in the bronx you have to come celebrate. >> i notice all the big catering halls. >> if you get married, if you get arraigned, if the baby's not yours. >> seashore restaurant. a type i'm very familiar with having started my cooking career in one just like it. >> oh, now see, yeah. >> i'm also a sentimental fool and i love this kind of thing. steamers, boiled sniper and snow crab and a n

from new jersey to new york city, long island, connecticut, also into rhode island. the storms in an isolated tornado risk if anything they would be brief across the region across parts of the i 95 corridor. there you have it the areas of rain as far as england as far west as the midwest and tennessee and north carolina flien. we are looking at possible delays across parts of the northeast and great lakes places like detroit and new york city and philadelphia. other areas enjoying quieter weather into carolinas also into parts of florida. current temperatures in the 40's and 50's out there. highs a only a little better than that. heather, lia while things are cooling off here across parts of the northeast take a look at dallas, texas, 95 degrees for their high temperature. it will be a toasty one. >> hot in texas. a mixed bag. >> thank you, maria. >> the time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up first the biggest breech in history is brand new threat for jp morgan customers. >> a cool crisp morning means fall is in the air. we will take you to

city? roosevelt island? >> when cornell entered the r.f.p. ars ago, i was involved in that whole process and came down to cornell and stanford and after cornell won the competition, new york city is an epicenter of entrepreneurial activity and the folks in ithaca believed that it would help and only four hours apart. there is a great energy between the two campuses and will grow over time for sure. the first buildings will go up in 2017 and beyond that, we'll build out the whole campus. >> i have been to new york city. they might as well be 4,000 miles apart. i went to n.y.u. and sort of inherent debate as a school about vocational versus educational, classroom learning versus internships and being close to businesses and close to the actual work. how do you imagine that balance for a school with such an academic history like cornell and incredible work history as new york city? >> i don't think they conflict at all. the program at cornell tech, there is a program called the runway program, which has post-docs and they are coming to cornell te

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to invest in future of tech leaders. , a school's latest venture tech campus on roosevelt island in new york cityvelt island, we are building a world-class tech campus event that is part of cornell university. it is a graduate school only, so by 2020 and beyond we will have 2000 students. at 100,y we are 40 of them are mba students. innovation/h/ entrepreneurship program. >> 2000 students is a lot of evil o people for grad students. >> it is important to note that they will infringe at all upon the undergraduate population in ithaca. grabby campus. masters in engineering, phd, mba. roosevelt island will probably change because of it. >> what is it about new york? why new york city? entered a fewl years ago, i was lucky enough to be involved in that whole process. and after cornell won the new york city is an epicenter of entrepreneurial activity. and the folks and as the guy strongly believe that -- in ithaca strongly believe that it synergy between the two campuses. that will grow over time. in first rulings will go up 2017, and then beyond that we will build out the whole campus. >> i've been t

island today. >> but are going to propose it. >> well, the city identified this as the policy framework for the island development, and to support the over all development goals of the island and, that is something that the city by city policy and it is in the development agreement that we should do some form of demand management to compliment and to help to pay for the transit that we need. >> and i guess that the concern is someone who used to live there, who used to work there, and it is very difficult to get a transportation on and off the island. >> true. >> and i just, feel a little bit uncomfortable, requiring some sort of congestion fees, related to any purpose for a place that does not have a i think a great transportation system and although better than it has been, and so you just have the bus system and there is a lot of tourists and other folks who i know go to the island, but, it just, it is a difficult it has been that even when it was a navy base and even the students who come with me and the bus stopped at a certain time and i think that if you are going to do something like this, the

coming in is atlantic city and long island. thunderstorms and even the threat there for strong or strong winds and large hail. very easy to see mississippi valley. a lot of activity expected to continue there throughout the day. temperatures, the cold air split. staying to the north and if you are down to the south, you will see the warm temperatures. easy to see where it is cool and warm. northeast today will get wild out there overnight. >> all right. thank you, indra. >>> pro-democracy activists and government facing off in hong kong. a sudden change in tone taking to the streets. >>> another high profile problem for the secret service. we will have details of that. [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ hmm. trade in your old iphone and get a new iphone free at verizon. did you say something, paul? huh? no. can i route our trip? i love our trip

city's community colleges. chicago takes steps to make college more accessible and affordable for low-income students. plus, former providence mayor buddy cianci's bid to come back and lead the rhode islandy after being in prison.

i am proud of the fact we work with other cities and towns i'm very big important issues like health care. working with her third rhode island cities like johnston, northern province, to save on it unassertive health care costs, providing the mail service for the pilgrim senior center. those initiatives are saving taxpayers and that is the type that i will initiate. >> moderator: mr. fung come in previous debates to cut part of your savings. how many state employees would move their jobs if you cut 5% of them? sauerbrun fung: we are talking about all levels of government. that is where working as a chief executive, finding efficiencies, consolidating functions where we can is where i will put the task of tackling our state budget as well. just ask yourself, why is it for a similar sized state population wise north of that in our state budget is billions more than new hampshire's? ask yourself, take a look at the general family's budget here at rhode island. why is it millions more than the legislature budgeted in new hampshire who has many more members? that is where we will find it. >> moderator: mr. healey companies that y

they hadrk city, roosevelt island, an empty plot of land. they did a global competition and invited universities and industry from all over the world to bid on putting, in their case, unapplied science -- an applied science institute together. they are already on their way to creating thousands of jobs. imagine if we did the same thing. and havebring together an advanced manufacturing institute, something designed to take the great ideas coming out of our colleges and universities and turn them into products that we make here. that's the kind of game changer that we need. it wouldn't cost the taxpayers anything. of newmentioned the city york. they are spending roughly 100 million dollars on infrastructure improvements around the campus. they gave cornell the land for free. could you see your administration spending over $100 million on this project? >> i would be interested to give away the land. for too long, we have been shortsighted. we need to invest in growth. we used to be a jewelry manufacturing mecca. all those jobs left and went ove

city. staten island's little liberia is one of the largest liberian communities outside of africa.e after the civil war. >> ebola is worse than the several war. in the civil war, people could run to different countries to seek refuge. with ebola you can't run nowhere. you got to sit and die. >> reporter: she heads the liberian community association here. she says people regularly go back to see family or well come those who come visit. in the last few months, things have changed. >> you tell people you're from liberia, they pull away from you. >> reporter: yates says there's more tension among immigrants now fearful about going to hospital. >> they trying to keep it to themself. >> reporter: that is a problem. being able to identify symptoms quickly is crucial. and nearby staten island hospital which serves the liberian community, doctors, nurses and administrators have no illusions. ebola may come here. >> have you traveled? if yes, within the last 21 days, where have you traveled? >> is it a risk? of course it's a risk. any more here than anywhere else? not because west africans

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with the continued work of all the navy and the work with us to officially transfer treasure island to our cityration of fleet week and the uss america knicks i hereby proclaim this day to be uss america day here 2, 3, 4 in san francisco captain hall completely step forward to receive this confirmation and, of course, since we're within eye shopping shot of our stadium saying yes, yes, yes go giants (clapping.) thank you, mayor ed lee ladies and gentlemen, mr. bryan corporate vice chair and wanting enhe lives shipbuilding (clapping.) >> thank you secretary may i vice and mayor ed lee and general and captain hall and distinguished platform guests and my fellows ladies and gentlemen, good morning it's been many months since america left our yard to mississippi i'm maneuvered 20 thousand tons of steel a thousand miles of comparable that representatives under portland.org organ to san diego and 8 hundred thousand feet in the pipes and tens of thousand of parts and equipment and weapon systems this is just some of what it took to build what you see behind me none of this is possible without the thou

the center of the aztec empire was the city of tenochtitlan, an island in the middle of an extensive lake system. today, tenochtitlan is buried in 1978, workers digging ditches for electric cable hit something hard. it turned out to be a huge stone sculpture depicting an aztec goddess. excavations around the sculpture eventually led to the discovery of a large complex of buildings directly below the streets of mexico city. what had been uncovered were the remains of the templo mayor, the religious heart of the aztec empire. nested inside the final building were the ruins of six earlier structures. one of the earliest was an almost complete temple, including a sculpture which once held the hearts of sacrificial victims. the main structure was an enormous pyramid with two temples at the top -- one built to the aztec god of water, the other to the god of war. these two deities had special significance for the aztecs. mexican archaeologist eduardo matos. interpreter: these two elements, water and war, were the basis of the empire, what sustained the aztecs -- one fundamentally and the ot

here at city hall and tomorrow, the treasure island development board will meet at 1:30 and the staff will be at both meetings and folks can participate in an on-line survey that is shown here, at www.timma.org and residents are fed at the pantry and in other place and span sxish chinese, i am happy to take the other questions, thank you. >> so, i see no questions, i did have a question when you have a big event like the oracle, appreciation party, last week, or the treasure island, music festival or the dragon boat festival, what happens with the congestion, or what are the suggestions for those kind of big events. >> thank you so much. >> the policy will determine whether we should capture those folks, for example if they have happen on the weekend or the midday, but the idea is that if there is not congestion we will not be post s those. >> and i share the concerns about the low income and middle income residents that the discounts are waving the fee or some way to address the economic issues that they face. i did have a question, for mr. ratman about the bike sharos item number on

in new york city they had roosevelt island.they did a global competition and they invited universities and industries from all over the world to bid on putting in their case and applied science institute together. cornel came together with that is raised at technical university who came together with google and their artery on their way to creating thousands of jobs. imagine if we did the same thing and we could bring together and have an advanced manufacturing institute. something designed to take a great idea coming out of our colleges and universities and turn them into products we make here. that's the kind of game-changer we need. it wouldn't cost the taxpayers really anything. >> moderator: you are spending roughly $100 million on infrastructure. they gave cornel the land for free so could you see yourself sending over $100 million on this project? raimondo: you make a fair point. i would be interested to give away the land. you see for too long and rhode island we have been short-sighted and what we need to do is invest

anywhere from parts of new jersey, new york city, long island, connecticut, even up into rhode islandn place. areas of rain are expected, from parts of kentucky, west virginia, through interior portions of the northeast. parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york, you'll need those umbrellas today. otherwise temperature wise, you're on the cool side this morning. minneapolis, it is warmer today, though to kick off your day compared to yesterday. yesterday you were waking up to temperatures in the 30s. today you're in the 40s. you're looking at a current temperature in chicago at 50 degrees. not bad in l.a 66 degrees. they're going to be in the mid 80s come later today. look at texas and parts of oklahoma, though. temperatures out there, near record. mid 90s in october. let's head back inside. >> and today's high in anchorage, 35. >> thank you. >>> coming up on this tuesday, is jody arias too pretty to get the death penalty? a lot of jury consultants say yes, she is. there is plenty of evidence to prove that. we'll take closer look coming up. >>> first, with all the talk of ebola and t

if the eyewall is just east of okinawa, the island and the city, we're talking about the strongest winds remaining offshore for that region. the largest waves will impact the northwestern portion of this coastline. but if this storm is just a mere 50 to 100 kilometers to the west, we're talking about the strongest winds coming onshore near the okinawa city. we're going to be monitoring that very closely. this storm is take a similar already path to what was panfone a week and a half ago. we're watching a tcyclone in th bay of bengal. just south of the east coast coast of india. very busy in the weather center. >> a wet weekend in india. following your lead. good show. see you soon. thanks a lot. >>> coming up, the president's dire warning about what must be done to keep ebola from speeding around the world. man: [ laughs ] those look like baby steps now. but they were some pretty good moves. and the best move of all? having the right partner at my side. it's so much better that way. [ male announcer ] have the right partner at your side. consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance pla

city's community colleges. chicago takes steps to make college more accessible and affordable for low-income students. plus, former providence mayor buddy cianci's bid to come back and lead the rhode island city after being in prison. >> frankly i did my time, i did it like a man, i paid the price and the law says i can run and i'm running. >> sreenivasan: those are some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. we begin with the secret service. >> director pierson offered her resignation today because she believed that it was in the best interest of the agency to which she has dedicated her career. >> sreenivasan: from white house press secretary josh earnest, the officia

toward the trenton area as you move a little farther north and east especially toward new york city and long islandt's where the heaviest rain will occur over the next 24 hours. so now through thursday, on and off again showers across the area. still blustery with those winds gusting at times to 30 miles per hour. the winds will shift, though, right now they're more out of the northeast tomorrow more out of the north and west. additional rainfall expected one to 1.5-inches. look at the high temperature today. 58 degrees after a low of 55. so well below the normal for this time of year in the mid 60s. pretty uniform temperatures right now. it's chilly. 54 degrees in millville as well as atlantic city. trenton 54. that's a popular number. but look at the wind north and west gusting over 20 miles an hour as well as in sections of south jersey. the tropics still heating up. we have tropical depression nine around the yucatan up to a half a foot of rainfall expected fit becomes a storm its name would be hannah. temperatures chilly in the 40s. on and off again showers. more of the same tomorrow. 56, that

city. with roughly 10,000 immigrants staten island's little liberia is one of the largest liberian communities outside of africa. many fled during the 14-year civil war and now they face a different war. >> ebola is worse than a civil war. with a civil war people could run to different african countries to seek refuge. with ebola you cannot run no where. you got to sit and die. >> reporter: aretha bessman yates heads the liberian association community here and she says people regularly go back to visit family and welcome those who go to visit in the last few months things have changed. following the death of the first ebola patient in the u.s., yates says there's more tension among immigrants now fearful about going to hospitals. >> people are not being open about this whole thing. they trying to keep it to themselves. >> reporter: that is a problem. being able to identify symptoms quickly is crucial. at nearby staten island university hospital which serves the liberian community doctors, nurses and administrators have no illusions. ebola may come here. >> first thing they come in, have you tr

citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? what! no service? seriously? you guys might actually have to talk. to each other? we do it all the time. i like it. should we? no. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more, visit citi.com/easierbanking no way. mm-hmm. seriously, are you surprised? do you not know carly? have you seen what she wears to school? girls, let's cool it on the gossip, okay? it's not right, and carly's got enough problems. what do you mean? well, her mom can't get through soccer practice without a thermos of chardonnay, and don't get me started on the dad. that guy is-- (brakes squeal, horn honks) oh! oh, my god! oh, my god! (haley) mom! oh! this is such a dangerous intersection! did i get lipstick on my face? no, you're fine. and consider yourself lucky you didn't just get, like, felt up by your mom. they need to get a stop sign. what is your obsession with traffic? it's an obsession with safety.

maintain the neighborhoods especially the african american and low income, asian pacific islander neighborhoods in the city and i would support the motion but i would hope that it will be a stronger recommendation with a positive recommendation, but that is my two cents. >> okay. >> but, thank you, supervisor mar. >> and so, we have a motion on the floor. >> what is that? >> can we take supervisor avalos motion without objection? >> okay. >> so moved. >> madam clerk, could you go to item one? resolution approving amendment no. 2 to contract no. apt 591.01, light rail vehicle (lrv) doors and steps reconditioning and systems rehabilitation, between the city and county of san francisco, through the san francisco municipal transportation agency and ansaldobreda, inc., to remove the doors and steps and air supply unit work from the project scope and shift the balance of the money to rehabilitate the trucks of 41 lrv's with three options to rehabilitate the trucks of 24, 24, and 23 lrv's, respectively, if funds become available, for a total contract amount not to exceed $104,263,354 and to extend the term of the

it's nerve-wracking, as a native long islander coming to the city for dinner with friends and family. glad i didn't bring my daughter. >> if man who was wearing an american flag t-shirt is on the run tonight. >>> japan is bracing for the strongest storm to hit this year. typhoon vongfong is bringing heavy rain and fierce winds to okinawa. flights have been grounded and at least 20,000 homes are without power. officials are warning it could bring high storm surges, major flooding, and mudslides. >>> all right back in the bay area, things obviously more tranquil here, we're on the eventual of a few -- verge of a few changes in the next 24 hours. we've got distinctly warmer weather coming in. temperatures will rise above 90 degrees inland and winds will go offshore the very dry direction. fire danger goes up as the temperatures rise speaking of temperatures there they are in concord right now. 835 degrees and oakland has 70 and san francisco at 64 and santa rosa 82 degrees. and here's how it looks. low pressure that was over the west coast scoots out. high pressure is now building. so th

city. he lived up in new rhode island, and commuted into the city. you see the dramatic setbacks in the fred french building. it's on the corner 45th and 5th avenue. a couple friends of mine worked in that building. i never spend too much time in it. i came across it in a novel called underworld. these two characters go into the gleaming lobby, and they turned to each other, a woman and her daughter, and say who on earth was fred french? there is a story there. fred french was a real estate visionary, and the salesman extraordinaire. what he sold, and he sold it with a fervor of a revivalist preacher, was stock. not for big-time billionaires and millionaires, but stock for you and i. he turned the stock company into a profitable real estate company as well. and sold that stock with tremendous fervor. he starts out a lot like channon. he comes out of nowhere. he starts out peddling real estate years before. out of a coal cellar in the bronx, where he lived with his mom. by 1927, 10 years later, he is worth $10 million. his skyscraper, like channon, is