new york city. in may a regatta will be held near the battery and in new york harbor. they're expected to get a crowd of 20,000 people. >>> very cool. 4:44 on this wednesday morning. temperatures are cool to cold, actually. a lot of the suburbs down to the 20s. a distinct chill in the air to start. not much in the wind department. things calmed down considerably. look at this bound in the temperature. may be a trade-up on friday. gets soggy. the weekend, back around to unseasonably cold weather. especially by the latter half of the weekend the start of next week. 38 in the park, 38 brooklyn and jfk. some of the milder spots, down to 29 in white plains. 34, roselle park. lot of 20s northern half of new jersey. hudson valley as well. east and westhampton, down to 27 degrees. everybody under a nice clear sky. the center of high pressure gets in. the wind is lighter. that's why we anticipate the very little wind of consequence. noticing the clouds gathering up in the west. eventually some rain. that's the system that gets in late thursday night into friday. it's going to b

let me show you what it looks like over new york harbor. incredible. kind of a rainbow alert across the area where you have the sunshine following some of these gusty showers. they're not severe. they're knocking down the temperatures. they're very brief but the one cluster is over new york city and nassau county. that's headed over to brooklyn and over the rockaways. you see the heavy downpour over the l.i.e. these showers will be moving over to suffolk. not much behind them, just a after that we're going to get colder starting tomorrow. the jet is going to phase these two systems. and a new system is going to develop along the carolina coast as we go in to saturday late in the day, early sunday. then that storm is going to crank off the eastern seaboard sunday. first of all in the short-term, we've got scattered gusty showers through the evening hours. they're going to dissipate. downpour. the cooling trend begins tomorrow and now based on all the information we've looked at today, a wet spring snow does seem likely. starting sunday and going in to e

a cool shot over new york harbor. right now our temperature is 35 degrees, mostly cloudy skies and a westerly wind around eight. so the numbers will be just around 34, 35, through the early evening and fall below freezing later on. the roads are cold. the snow will stick especially outside of the city. this particular computer model is not depicting snow at 11:00. i think it is too dry at this point. flakes after midnight in new york city. certainly around 7:00, there are areas of light snow, especially south and east of new york city. i'm not going to be surprised north of the city there are flurries. a lot of clouds at noon time and breaks in the afternoon hours the wind is gusty. you might touch 30 on thermometer. the initial clouds but here is the snow coming from the west. you can already see the signature of this. the snow is trying to move out of cleveland. it is having a tough time. we have snow moving through the del mar but the air is dry here so we're not snowing at any time soon and you can see the snow is

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1920, the america's cup is 7th and 8th the world series will take place in lower manhattan and new york harbor. the event will be free to the public. the big event will take place in better rmuda in 2017. oracle, team usa led by jimmy spithill. the 36-year-old aussie is gunning for a three pete in the america's cup. >> there are a lot of iconic stadiums in new york. i'm not sure many new yorkers think the hudson is an incredible stadium. we'll get more people watching our stadium than any other stadium. >> it's the world's oldest international trophy. how about boats speeding in the hudson at 60 miles per hour. of a ride. >> he said i could visit and come on the boat during that. >> can you take us? >>. >> no. >> a closer look at what's believed to have unlocked the iphone. >>> developing news tonight. donald trump's arrested, charged with battery over an incident with grabbing her as she tried to ask trump a question. tonight the new video as trump goes on a tirade. >>> hijacked. tonight inside the drama on board a threatened plane when divert. passengers including americans held hostage by a

we have sunshine out there and a great look at new york harbor our temperature at 39 degrees, sunshine and north wind 10 to 20. it is a blustery night and still a touch of winter left. you look at the new york snowfall, higher totals but north come in over 2 inches. jfk an inch and a half, laguardia an inch. and the park coming in with about a half inch of snowfall. by the way when you look adenine winters where we ice -- at, el nino winders, one big storm and -- winters, one big storm and very little after that, dropping a little bit tomorrow night. but once we get through tomorrow night the next couple of weeks are way above average in terms of temperature and not supporting snowfall. >>> your numbers tonight, dress winter. winter coat. gusty winds will be backing off tomorrow morning a north wind 5 to 10. 30 in new york city but low to mid-20s in many suburbs. up to 37 at noon. it will go from partly to mostly cloudy during the afternoon hours tomorrow and a high in the low 40s. one storm moving away, skies are trying to clear out and these clouds will break up overnight but already

and there is a pretty looking new york harbor with the haze and cloudiness and patchy fog overnight and nice, 53 and might dip in the upper 40 bus overall, a mild night and a night above the normal average high. the normal average high, 47. and the record high back in 1987. we will break records the next two days. here are the weather headlines. still on the cool side with patchy low clouds and you can thank ocean temperatures and wind and record warmth the next two days and temperatures will step back as we spring ahead this weekend. don't forget that, this saturday looks like the better the high around lunchtime and then when the ocean wind kicked in, we dropped back to the 50s. we're in the 40s. the south side of long island is robbed of an early warm up like this. 55 in danbury. the inland areas will get to the low and mid-70s. patchy low clouds early, and a southwest wind will clear that up. middle 70s in the afternoon hours and upper 70s over the interior parts of new jerdy and patchy clouds right now with a warm front right here, and that will erase everything to the southwest an

and she proudly stands at the entrance to new york harbor. the concept of "liberty" is an important symbol for new york. >> the flag of new york comes from the state seal, and it features both liberty and justice. >> the roman goddess liberty holds a staff with a cap on it. known as a liberty cap, it symbolizes freedom from slavery. a discarded crown at liberty's feet represents another type of freedom -- america's independence from england. the goddess justice is blindfolded to show that justice is blind to race, religion, and income. scales represent equality for all, while the raised sword points out the willingness to fight for it. >> in the middle of the flag, you see the hudson river, and on the hudson river are two boats meant to represent commerce. sitting on the globe. the globe shows the western hemisphere -- and that was meantnt the new world and to represe new york's important place as a port city in the the new world. development of >> finally, the word "excelsior" encourages new yorkers to reach ever higher to achieve their goals

see the low clouds over the george washington bridge and i'm going to take another shot here of new york harbor. the ceiling is a little higher toward new jersey. we are very fortunate to hold onto the sun through midafternoon. now the clouds have been it's chilly out now, 48 degrees, northeast wind at 6. you have the coat tonight. the high was 53. we're above average for the day but no 70s like yesterday. weather headlines, there's a chill in the air this evening and temperatures rise after midnight. it will feel more comfortable tomorrow morning, but you'll need to be armed with an umbrella. we get to 70 in the afternoon. the bunny is excited because we get a nice early spring weekend including easter. you can see the winds come off the chilly water. the yellow is temperatures in the 60s. we're about 20 degrees below yesterday's pace and if anything, the cooler air has come farther inland. eventually that will retreat. tomorrow morning we're at 57, maybe a rumble of thunder late morning to midday and the sun comes out in the afternoon and we have get to the mid-and upper 60s. there's a front

there's a current shop of new york harbor and lights of new jersey. 34 degrees. south wind at 3 and the high in mid 30s. we'll have no problem getting close to freezing or below. the snow can stick. record highs, that's in the mid 60s. we'll talk about that later in the 7-day accuweather forecast. 31 in hopewell junction. these are the areas that we may get robbed of the storm going to our south where we see a couple flurries over the midhudson valley. you start getting in to rocklin and westchester, parts of the fairfield, maybe southern orange. now we can get some slick spots, coatings. more off to the south. second. we're clouding over tonight. snow coming in after midnight. the morning. cloudy skies at noon. gusty wind. temperatures about 39 or 40 during the afternoon but it feels colder because of the wind. clouds are rolling in. notice the snow coming in from the west. starts out that bright white color then goes to gray. we have a lot of dry air in place but some of this will eventually reach us later on tonight. next few hours are fine for travel. actuall

we have a great looking sunset over new york harbor, maybe not as wonderful as previous days, a little more cloud cover, but holding off on the rain at least for now. we have mostly cloudy skies, rain north of new york city, our temperature at 6:00 is at 76. the humidity is climbing and the barometer is on fall. the high today 79 degrees. so that's the new record, 79 this year. it all started with our morning low 63 degrees. that's the first time we've had a 60-degree night in march since 1998, 30 degrees above average. that's what you would typically find on a june night. 64 montgomery. hope well junction, rain, 59, pair of 5's in monticello, 58 on the island, cool here, not because of rain but because of the ocean breeze and we're had 80 degrees on the ocean shore. i think 9:00, 10:00 all bets are off for rain in new york city. have your umbrella if you head out this evening. you could probably wait until 2 a.m. if you're out that late through monmouth county. the rain ends predawn, clouds early breaking for sun quickly, nice breeze, low 60s, feeling like 55 tomorrow. you need the sp

. >> we have a beautiful shot of new york harbor. >> so nice coming across the area right now. really looking cool. 70 degrees, a westerly wind at 3. we have the best part of the day rate now, unfortunately it's short lived as cooler winds come in. 71, only 8 degrees above the record high. we dropped 30 degrees overnight means 30s in many suburbs. i think it's looking good for the middle of the day if you have easter egg hunts planned. we're starting to drop over new jersey and 50 in monticello. it's 70 in yonkers. long island is warming up briefly before you cool down in the late evening and still 71 in west orange and 69 wrightstown. the cool air is getting closer in the shades of blue here. in a few hours, we will drop it back. they were around lower 60s at 7:00. we'll be about 50 by midnight. the last of the showers leaving the twin forks so we're drying out now. you don't need the umbrella for the friday evening plans. there's a pair of cold fronts. there is a little patchy low cloudiness not only tomorrow but especially easter sunday morning. so it's no more than partly t

the first time in a while, it's very, very pleasant with the great sunset over new york harbor. miss liberty gets a front row seat as boats race around the harbor. it's dispersing the ice nicely. >> you are so smart. >> i'm just reading some cue cards. [ laughter ] >> the high was 67. that's just after midnight. the early afternoon hours were in the low 60s. we were running about 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. these are still april levels, mid-april levels. these are not mid-march levels in the upper 40s. the chill does return tonight. many suburbs will dip into the 30s. over the weekend, the highs are staying near 60, and don't forget to turn the clocks ahead. remember late saturday night or before you head to bed or early sunday morning, push those and also the air filters in the home. after that, a raw, rainy start to the workweek. it's not going to be pretty on monday. rosslyn's at 8:00. hudson valley is in the 50s and still mild in belmar. not the 81 we saw yesterday. so cooler than yesterday. why is it the same in islip? because long island had the sea breeze and in the

current shot over new york harbor looks beautiful. got a great sunset developing in just under an hour. we're at 60 which is great, but the numbers will drop, then this wind will really feel blustery as our wind chills will start average high is 54. above that today with our high of 60. these wind gusts could definitely get damaging in isolated spots through tomorrow if we have wind gusts over 50 miles per hour. then there's going to be a chill in the air starting late tonight and lasting in to wednesday morning. a late week warmup will actually end with some wet weather thursday night in to friday. you see the winds are racing out of the west. we've spiked up to 59 in islip. 40s couple hours ago. we've had had a late bump in temperature but the trade-off, these winds gusting near 50 miles per hour. flushing, jfk, newark as well. 35-mile-per-hour gusts in central park. gusting over 40 in parts of new jersey as well. so the airport delays running one to two hours across the area right now. that will continue in to the day tomorrow. clo

outside we go with a gorgeous looking sunset over new york harbor. very dramatic. almost looks threatening but no storms right now. there are showers off to the west that will develop as we go to the late evening. still at 67. pretty gusty wind. that wind is gusting over 30 miles per hour. 29.87 inches of mercury with the barometer. high today, 73 for the last day of march. 18 degrees above average. only 9 degrees away from a record high. goes in the books as the fourth warmest march on record. only seven days were below average. 58 in ronkonkoma. again, the national air conditioning from the atlantic keeping the coastline cool, that will be the case tomorrow. low and middle 70s like today in poughkeepsie and newark. these temperatures should be attainable, maybe add a couple degrees to them tomorrow. the winds continue to be gusty. we'll have gusty winds tomorrow especially in a couple thunderstorms. as we go through the early evening hours, you don't need your umbrella past 7:00 or 8:00. couple spotty showers form tomorrow morning the commute will be wet in spots

works so york was doing whatever it could to better itself by putting up tariffs going through new york harbor to export taxes to new jersey and connecticut and still want to do that today. that is the problem with europe they are still acting that way greece wants to play in a country wants to play in germany they're all competing for their all short-term gain and that was happening in america and nobody was making anybody. -- any many but we don't hereabouts washington what he chose to create to step away from power so we have to repeat that story so we saw no burden tending his farm and the constitution convention happens with the ratification re-read the federalist administration and then they are all over the place. so what happens? fate of through washingtonwa and was with the most famousmo and beloved person perhaps it in the world. against the british navy just the values of liberty human freedom? other than a monarchy? in the americas at that time. and he was not modest about that. to say what do i want? but he did not really care about monday he did take care about power. he said wha

america's cup competition includes event in new york harbor this may. >>> sled dog race is ceremonial start this weekend in alaska will feature a special guest, snow. officials used heavy equipment to load snow near fairbanks bound for anchorage. anchorage got less than 2 inches of snow in february, and has persistently warmed temperatures too ididrod kicks off sunday. i'm thinking we need those railcars down here, for our snow tomorrow, what do you think. >> it will only be up to 2 inches. it may in the be enough. >> they are welcomed to it. >> i agree. >> blame el nino for that ab normally warm temperatures we have experienced certainly here at home as well especially during mountain of december. i will start things off here we will check with other eyewitness weather watcher network in a second but lets lot at map here. all is calm and clear. the nice tranquil binge, it is chilly too, see that in a second. here's the next disturbance, pretty nasty storm systems, already erupting, back to western tennessee and as well as portions of mississippi, that will track to west to straight e

ben: it's a verizon on bridge into new york harbor. it's in the 40s even though it's a chilly start. temperatures drop a little bit but is not a bad day as rain moves in late tonight. you should not need an umbrella if you are out in the daytime hours. mike woods has a complete forecast. >> it super tuesday. this is the big day. it could be the deciding race. don't you think? ben: if it's not been decided already. juliet: that's true. donald truck looking to make it his day with a big win. he has a large target on his back.marco rubio and ted cruz are wanting to of his belly. we will follow that up and talk about that with me clinton. water at one medical center contaminated with lead. >> that is fantastic. juliet: he goes hogwild, literally.we will tell you about it. is not about a new car or even a motorcycle. ben: maybe a tricycle? good morning, everyone. i am ben simoneau . juliet: i am juliet huddy. it will be kind of a decent day. mike: a bright sunshiny day. just sing it . juliet: was at from me brady bunch? know it's been on t.

over new york harbor at sunset, 55, and speaking of 5s, you can if you're away from the ocean, doing well, mid-60s feeling great but close to the water it's cooler. there's the winds. they're not strong but out of the southeast and just indicated with the fresh fire over morris county it's an area where the winds are converging and rise and is feeding the brush fire. it's just very dry and you have the pre-season warmth and you are prone to this. we have widespread 70s unless are you on south facing shores. tomorrow's record, 69, and that will be smashed as we go the mid-70s. a close call on thursday and i think we'll break the record of 74 from 2006 and a shot at 80 degrees in the interior new jersey and 60 at the south facing shores. feel like summer for the next couple days. bill and sade, back to you. >> a shot at the 80s? thank you. >>> and now to the decision in the deadly police shooting of ramarley graham. outrage when local criminal charges were not brought, and now, the federal decision. >> reporter: bill, this was explained to the family, and it's not sitting well. >> it's

outside we have a fair amount of sunshine and there's new york harbor. sunset is just about an hour away. some of the high clouds, an indication of the system. the breeze is picking up out of the south at 10 to 20 miles an hour. we popped in the 50s before the ocean wind dropped us a little bitment we start the month averaging middle 40s and we end the month averages mid-50s. the average snow fall is just under 4 inches of snow fall. in february , we got 4 inches of snow. 2015, last year, over 18 inches of snow. here are highlights, 13th of march is daylight saving time so that means march 20th is spring. as we look at the planner, no umbrella until after sock and in some cases, after midnight. temperatures climb overnight. at 7:00 a.m. ; this rain is probably over connecticut and long island. the sun is coming back up but temperatures are dropping during the day. wind is cranking over 35 miles an hour and it feels blustery so dress for winter tomorrow. a few clouds are starting to come in right now. there's our system to the west. this part of the syste

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we look over new york harbor. this looks exactly like it did yesterday except the trend was to cloud things over. tonight it feels really good outside. we're in the lower 70s. the humidity is still up. we had 50s over long island because of the wind off the south. then you have the catskills starting to cool off because a cold front will make a sweep through the area this evening. we did get into heavy, brief downpours during the middle of the day. still showers over the twin forks. a sprinkle here and there over connecticut and over parts of suffolk county. look at what's happening off to the north and west. 49 to 54 from albany to williamsport. really chilly temperatures are coming our way. i think you'll feel the difference after 10:00. the humidity will be lowering. there will be a breeze out of the northwest and we'll be dropping 15, 16 degrees from where we are right now. so definitely a different feel. we have a 20 degree drop. many of our suburbs will be in the 30s by dawn. overall, really nice weekend. dr

so outside we go this afternoon and evening, where new york harbor looks absolutely beautiful. high, thin patchy clouds are trying to come in from the northwest. temperature around 54 right now and the humidity at 26%. this is what we told you yesterday, we were hoping you would dress more for 40s because the air is so dry and 54 doesn't feel as warm as it could. 54 is the high today. we have now come back to above normal temperatures after a few days below average. still cool in monticello at 46. a south wind after the atlantic in islip. 51 in bridgeport and 48 in monday talk. a gusty wind, still a couple of gusts up to about 30 miles per hour. the breeze never totally goes away but it this evening. the humidity will start to creep up. that will give a milder feel for tomorrow. the clouds coming in a head of a warm front, it looks like we'll actually see temperatures drop very slowly and maybe only be in the mid to upper 40s. there can be a stray shower maybe not no forks but over long island. clouds will thin out through the midday and with the southwest presence we'll be alr

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right now has lowered evening during eyewitness news at 5:00 with the clouds filling in over new york harbor, 50, northeast wind at 14. i wanted to check the visibilities, though we're seeing lower ceilings over the twin forks and jersey shore as well. airport delays are running 30 to 45 minutes from laguardia to jfk not reporting delays. long island to near 70 in philadelphia. we've got that cool wind which will shift more southerly and warm us up overnight. hold steady during the evening hours and then temperatures bump up by morning to 57. have your umbrella for rain moving in during the morning commute. then a heavier shower late morning to midday and temperatures run at the 70- degree mark. this time tomorrow should be gorgeous. it's just getting through the morning hours. low clouds, cool, chilly this evening. here comes the rain tomorrow morning, probably steadier west. if you get an earlier exit tomorrow morning, maybe beat some of the steadier rains. late morning we could have a gusty shower that comes through, maybe a rumble of thunder, about to 60. we should clear the skies out in

how it could have changed new york harbor forever. >> even just the glasses. even if he had the same one, but with the glasses. >> also a heartbeat going through it. that's art. that's all we need to say. we're coming up about 15 minutes to go before our first poll closing. our live coverage continues on the other side. >>> let's look at the board and more of that sexy housekeeping and math. two poll closing, illinois and north carolina, but here is florida. we're calling your attention to it, because those are raw votes. much of florida, the polls are closed. because of the eastern time zone. because of the portion of the florida panhandle that comes into the central time zone, we're not recognizing poll closing until 8:00. we're not going to characterize the vote until 8:00. that cannot stop, however, the raw vote totals from coming in on the republican side, and glad you asked, on the democratic side, where the raw vote shows a substantial hillary clinton lead with, as you see there, upper left, 16% of the vote in. there you have the picture right now. >> 1

let me show you what it looks like over new york harbor. incredible. kind of a rainbow alert across the area where you have the sunshine following some of these gusty showers. they're not severe. they're knocking down the temperatures. they're very brief but the one cluster is over new york city and nassau county. that's headed over to brooklyn and over the rockaways. you see the heavy downpour over the l.i.e. these showers will be moving over to suffolk. not much behind them, just a

you look over new york harbor. it's beautiful, clouds racing by from west to east. we're up to 57. we were at 46 two hours ago. we have climbed eleven degrees just with the late afternoon sunshine. we had over a third of an inch of rainfall, even 8/10 in ivy, but that rain -- islip. that rain is long gone. there are instability showers that could push into the far northwest suburbs. look at the wind streamlines, they kicked in. the flood gates opened for the stronger winds getting into the area right now. you're going to notice a huge difference during the evening commute. gusts up to 31 miles per hour at wrightstown. 23 miles per hour at morristown. the winds will continue to increase in the next few hours. the wind advisory is tonight all the way through the day tomorrow, the strongest winds probably tonight. the wind is cranking up quickly this evening. beware of the cross winds on the area bridge asks overpasses. the gusts can go up to 50 miles per hour this evening, and that can bring down tree limbs and the wind does not back off until tomorrow evening. it will be dry for the

a look at new york harbor. liberty. the temperature is up to 78. the humidity up to 38%. westerly winds at five. i'm seeing gusts at 10 to 15. big time record high at 78 smafshing the old record high from 2006. that was 74. 81 at rumstein. we told you yesterday, southern and central new jersey we would do very well. look at what is happening east of new jersey. poughkeepsie and monticello are cool because you have clouds and showers working north of i-84 and eventually those showers will make their way south to the entire area not until later this evening. city until 8 or 9:00 and after 10:00 rain is moving in. that will last until 4 or 5 in the morning. noticeably cooler one thing tomorrow it is way above average but because of the cool breeze it will be noticeable. i can't say chill, but noticeably cooler and liz will need the puffy coat again. we have the showers moving through the hudson valley. they're moving west to east. i think across putnam, orange, northern westchester, if a few showers, this is connected to severe weather and flooding across louisiana and arkan

new york city. in may a regatta will be held in new york harbor. 20,000 people expected to attend. >>> a lot warmer by then let's hope. temperatures down in the 30s in the city. 20s in the suburbs. a chilly start to the day. it warms up nicely. by tomorrow, around 70. same thing into friday. that doesn't last long. another shot of unseasonably cold air will arrive for the latter half of the weekend into the start of next week. the wardrobe, need to be flexible the next several days. that came up to a high category. as we thought. with the trees still coming to bloom, very high at times. actually back in the picture at a low level. the temperatures drop quite a bit in the past few hours. in the city, 7 degrees colder than yesterday morning. it's 19 degrees colder in 18 degrees colder morristown. same thing in poughkeepsie. most folks a good 10 to 20 degrees colder this morning than yesterday morning at this time. tribeca, at 40. staten island at 34. look at all the 20s across new jersey into the hudson valley, interior connecticut, even the pine barrens, 23 in westhampton. lots of sunshine today. it

lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harborld clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago, 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out and hear these intriguing sounds, sounds like i have never heard in my life. and then you step closer and you almost have a very intimate experience. >> we could link to different institutions around the globe, maybe one per continent, maybe two or three in this country, then once they are all networked, they begin to communicate with one another and share information. in 2010 the website will launch, but it will be what you would call an informational website and then we are going to try to, by 2011, invite people to add a memory. so in a funny way the member rely grows and there is something organic about how this memorial begins to have legs so to speak. so we don't know quite where it will go but i promise to keep on it 10 years. my goal is to raise awareness and then either protect forests from being cut down or

future see him now as he stands on the bow of a ship headed for a new land in new york, you can be a new man the ship is in the harborpot him another immigrant coming up from the bottom his enemy destroys his rep merica is in for me, i'm the -- fool that shot him ♪ charlie: when you did it and you look at the video now on youtube -- lin-manuel: i see a terrified young puerto rican man. terrified. and you can see it too. once the song starts, i'm good. but my intro, i'm stammering. uh, um, uh. which i don't do in ordinary speech. i'm terrified because there is a -- the leader of the free world, newly-elected leader of world, his entire family, biden, saul williams, one of my favorite poets. there's angie martinez, james earl jones. it was like, if i died i couldn't have dreamt this room of heroes and luminaries. charlie: all the more perfect place for this song. lin-manuel: and i'm closing the night. i'm the last act. terrified. charlie: and when you finished? lin-manuel: i was 50 pounds lighter. charlie: did you know you had done the right thing and you had nailed it? lin-manuel: oh, yeah. that video is a microcosm o

future see him now as he stands on the bow of a ship headed for a new land in new york, you can be a new man now,hip is in the harborot him another immigrant coming up from the bottom -- i'm the full that shot him charlie: when you did it and you look at the video now on youtube -- terrified: i see a young puerto rican man. terrified. and you can see it too. once the song starts, i'm good. but my interview -- intro, i'm stammering. i don't do that in ordinary speech. i'm terrified because there is a leader of the free world, his biden, sauly, williams, one of my favorite poets. martinez. angie james earl jones. he rose and luminaries. charlie: all the more perfect place for this song. lin-manuel: and i'm closing the night. i'm the last act. charlie: and when you finished? lin-manuel: i was 50 pounds lighter. charlie: did you know you had done the right thing and you had nailed it? lin-manuel: that video is a microcosm of my entire hamilton experience. i say hip-hop, alexander hamilton, everyone laughs. by the end, they aren't laughing because they are in it. they have been sucked into the story. the secret sauce of

new york city via academy bus. hamilton rail station to newark penn station to transfer to path. metro park rail station to the harrison path station. ramsey route 17 rail station to the lincoln harbor ferry terminal. >> reporter: this plan will only carry 38% of new york- that's 40,000 people. far short of the 105,000 people who take trains daily. don't expect a smooth ride. >> bus service across the entire system is expected to experience overcrowding and delays. >> reporter: traffic engineer schwartz advises commuters to carpool. >> all of you know what the lincoln tunnel and holland morning. it is not a pretty picture. 10,000 more vehicles. that will have a domino effect through the region. >> reporter: negotiations continue down in washington, d.c. tomorrow with the national mediation board. now, it is important to note this contingency plan is for new york-city bound commuters. if you take new jersey transit to get to a location in new jersey you may have to take a bus in the city and turn around to get back out to jersey. we'll have another update coming up at 5:00 to see how this will affect your commute. meg baker cbs 2 news. >>> police released a video of a man wanted for

"today in new york's" a tracie strahan is in mariners harbor section with new over night details about the victims. >> reporter: kerry, this was a triple shooting and an nypd mobile unit remains set up here in roxbury. we'll show you video of police swarming the scene after the shots rang out. the dead have been identified as 47-year-old adelle rivera and her 21-year-old son, anthony rivera. anthony rivera was shot three times in the head. his mother, shot once in the head. university medical center where they were pronounced dead soon afterwards. that third victim, a 22-year-old neighbor, according to police, remains in critical but stable condition this morning after recovering from a gunshot wound to the leg. witnesses aren't sure why these victims were targeted. >> the kid, the family is good people. i don't understand why this happens to them. >> reporter: this morning, police tell me the alleged begun man was last seen in this area wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, jeans and april gray knit cap. kerry, they believe he fled the scene in a dark-colored sedan. possibly a honda or h

with colonel ex-president theodore roosevelt and when he returns in june of 1910 to new york city, steams into the harbor, hundreds of boats come out to greet him. thousands of people line the streets, brass bands play. flags wave. and he in headlines across the nation, here's the tacoma times in the pacific northwest, far, far away that devotes its whole front page to teddy roosevelt's return. he is an outsized public figure and he's someone that -- who people not only admire but also are fascinated by. he comes back in 1912, and he's spouting some more radical ideas -- sorry, 1910. he was talking about more government intervention into markets, doing more to help people, to rectify the economic inequalities that were coming in the wake of the growth of the big corporations of railroads, of steel and oil companies. and so he goes on this huge speaking tour across the country. he barnstorms the country. sounding more and more progressive at every stop. and more radical, picking up on ideas that kind of have been on the fringe of the political conversation and making them more mainstream and having a real

host: joan is in sag harbor, new york. your comments about the state dinner, u.s.-canada relations. caller: thank you for presenting this program because it's so refreshing to turn the television on and see programs in the middle of all political chaos but i have a question. i know that the prime minister is very concerned about climate change and about the environment as is our president and i know they have been in discussions based on this problem that we all face in the world, but i also know that much of the economy in canada is based on oil production. do you have any idea how he will reconcile his interests in climate change and the environment with the economic needs that he may have to meet in canada? host: this is the key question and you just framed it so well. this is a real challenge for him. look, the oil sands in alberta are more energy intensive than traditional conventional oil. there are some forms of oil in the united states and california, thermal oil that are comparable. but it is heavy crude and takes energy to get it out of the ground, oil sands or tar sands.

host: joan is in sag harbor, new york. your comments about the state dinner, u.s.-canada relations. caller: thank you for presenting this program because it's so refreshing to turn the television on and see programs in the middle of all political i have a question for the receptacle i know the prime minister is very concerned about climate change . and about the environment as it is of course our president and they have this discussion, this problem we all face in the world but i just wonder, i also know much of the economy in canada is based on all production. do you have any idea how he will reconcile his interest in climate change and the environment with the economic needs that he manages to meet in canada itself? >> i think this is the key question and i think you just framed it so well. this is a real challenge for him to the oil in alberta is more energy intensive then traditional conventional oil tanker there are some forms of oil in the united states and california, but this is a heavy creed and it takes a lot of energy to get it out of the ground. there's been studies that

future see him now as he stands on the bow of a ship headed for a new land in new york, you can be a new man the ship is in the harborother immigrant coming up from the bottom his enemy destroys his rep and me, i'm the -- fool that shot him ♪ charlie: when you did it and you look at the video now on youtube -- lin-manuel: i see a terrified young puerto rican man. terrified. and you can see it too. once the song starts, i'm good. but my intro, i'm stammering. uh, um, uh. which i don't do in ordinary speech. i'm terrified because there is the leader of the free world, his entire family, biden, saul williams, one of my favorite poets. there's angie martinez, james earl jones. it was like, if i died i couldn't have dreamt this room of heroes and luminaries. charlie: all the more perfect place for this song. lin-manuel: and i'm closing the night. i'm the last act. terrified. charlie: and when you finished? lin-manuel: i was 50 pounds lighter. charlie: did you know you had done the right thing and you had nailed it? lin-manuel: oh, yeah. that video is a microcosm of my entire hamilton experience. i say hip-hop alexander ha

new york app for instant alerts. >>> there is a search for a killer on staten island. he shot three people. two of them a mother and son are dead. tracie strahan is in mariner harbor where it happened. tracie, a shocking turn of events. >> reporter: a lot of witnesses are saying the same this nearly 11 hours later and you can see over my shoulder, there's a significant police presence on roxbury street. they're blocking off access to the crime scene as the search continues for a shooter at this hour. we've learned the identity of the mother and son killed here. they are 47-year-old adelle rivera. she was shot once in the head. her son, 21-year-old anthony rivera was shot three times in the head. how both were rushed to richmond university medical center where they were pronounced dead. a third victim, a 22-year-old neighbor is in critical but stable condition according to police at this hour. he's recovering from a gunshot wound to the leg. witnesses report hearing multiple shots after 6:00 last night.

lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago, 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out and hear these intriguing sounds, sounds like i have never heard in my life. and then you step closer and you almost have a very intimate experience. >> we could link to different institutions around the globe, maybe one per continent, maybe two or three in this country, then once they are all networked, they begin to communicate with one another and share information. in 2010 the website will launch, but it will be what you would call an informational website and then we are going to try to, by 2011, invite people to add a memory. so in a funny way the member rely grows and there is something organic about how this memorial begins to have legs so to speak. so we don't know quite where it will go but i promise to keep on it 10 years. my goal is to raise awareness and then either protect forests from being cut dow

see him now ♪ he stands on the bow of a ship ♪ headed for renew land ♪ new york, you can be a new man ♪ the ship is in the harbor destroy ♪ i'm the damn fool that shot him. >> rose: so when did you t and you look at the video now, on youtube. >> terrified, a qulowng puerto rican man, terrified. and you can see it too. because once the song starts, i'm good. i know another one, remember. but my intro, i'm stammering, i'm sayingu m,u m, which i don't do in ordinary speemp. but i'm terrified. because there is the leader of the free world, newly elected leader of the free world, his entire family there is biden, there's stephanopoulos, there is saul williams, one of my favorite poats. there is angie martinez, jd hunt 97. the hip-hop world was there too, there is james earl jones it was like if i died i couldn't have drement up this room, of heroes. and luminaries. >> rose: all the more perfect. >> and i'm closing. >> rose: all the more perfect place for this song. >> and i'm closing the night. >> rose: are you the last act. >> i'm the last act. >> rose: and when you finished? >> i was 50 pounds lighter. >> rose: did