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new york times hasn't written. on international women's day they conceded what is obvious to many over the years. the obituaries have honored men, mostly white men. so they put it in a piece called overlooked. they chronicle the lives of the inventor of the stove top stuffing and the namer of slinky. yet women who made a real contribution were not seen as news fit to print until today. today for the fir time the "times" published obituaries of people like ida b. wells, a journalist in the late 19th century who wrote somebody must show that the afro american race is more sinned against than sinning and it seems to have fallen upon me to do so. and how about women like diane arbis, the photographer of people living on the edges of society and the mentally disables and transvestites or circle performers and the wife of the poet of ted hughes whose work was ignored by male editors and whose brilliance was only recognized after her suicide. by the way, the "times" is welcoming readers to nominate other candidates for ov

political causes so she got back on the train and went back to new york. i have to tell you, she is a genius in so many ways but she got up to new york where her friend al smith was running for governor as a democrat against her cousin ted, the son of the late teddy roosevelt, the president who was her uncle. did everyone get all of that, a lot of family there, anyway, she campaigned against her cousin. he had worked in the harding administration even though he had nothing to do with scandal. she and her friends had a paper mache and everywhere ted would speak they drove up in the giant teapot car and sat there letting it simmer and people would look at ted and look at the tea pod, i had no idea he had anything to do with tea pod dome, well he lost the election and he hasn't spoken to her yet. but any way, back down in ghoirnlg warm -- down in warm springs mr. roosevelt was swimming in mineral waters and felt toes move for the first time in three years, he could stand in water up to mid chest without support and could take a few steps if he hold onto rope

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the chairman of the state foreign operations subcommittee, mr. rogers. from kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for three minutes. mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding. and despite his laudable efforts to complete all 18 fiscal -- fiscal era 2018 house bills on time, the perpetual stalemate on unrelated matters left us with this undesirable choice of several continuing resolutions. piecemeal funding of government is universally harmful. but now we've a chance to get back on track and finalize funding for fiscal 2018. mr. speaker, there's a reason why we have a rule against legislating on appropriations bills. and yet here we are. the only holdback that kept us from getting these bills done on time was the fact that a lot of people, some even in leadership, who wants to load on to this must-pass bill legislation that's cont

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the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the chairman of the interior subcommittee, mr. calvert from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for three minutes. mr. calvert: mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of the 2018 consolidated appropriations act. this agreement continues the subcommittee's critical work, addressing wildland fire, domestic energy production, the needs of our national parks. it makes significant investments in health care, law enforcement, educational programs, honoring our long standing commitments to american indians and alaska natives. the agreement includes a package of significant forest management and fire budgeting reforms, that will provide budget certainty for forest service programs and activities. reduce litigation and, most importantly, improve the health of our national forests. this is a consumelation of years' long effort to a

addition, the regular edition of the "new york herald, the morning paper at that time. it covered essentially, it is the breaking news. it uses the word assassination in that paper because at that time went a -- because that meant silent attack on someone. it did not necessarily mean something that resulted in death. so the first paper, while you may see the word assassination, just reports the shooting. as well as some other tidbits of information. it reports that stewart had been -- seward had been attacked as well. it gives you the first blush of what had gone on that evening. the second edition is an hour later. you can see how swiftly the "new york herald" is working to get information to people. the main thing, new information it reveals is that they have identified john wilkes booth as the assassin. the next edition is an 8:45 a.m. edition, and it is the first to announce the death of the president. this comes out 90 minutes after the death. so that is really fast. moving. the telegraph wires were on fire between washington and new york to get that kind of informa

in new york city.htning, big flashes in the skies. >> it was one of the most epic lightning producing snowstorms that people ever remember, especially along the jersey shore. in all, the storm produced 1500 lightning strikes yet. that's pretty rare, but there's a lot. two people were struck by lightning in a storm yesterday. stable condition. >>> the snowstorm is still ongoing. it's snowing very hard for our friends in maine and new hampshire, a little bit in vermont. boston, it's still snowing over you. you could get an additional 1 to 3 inches of snow. here is the snow additional forecast. moving into the purple, that's 4 inches. the red is 6 to 8. from areas of augusta, maine, up to bangor, northwards. we're going to see slowly improving weather in massachusetts. many of the areas that got hit hardest yesterday from philadelphia to new york, philadelphia, we are above freezing. once the road crews get out there, the roads will be okay for the morning commute. the problem is there are so many downed

he busies himself with his cars, which are written up in the new york times. he's even interviewed by geraldo and featured in indie films. >> this is my matchbox mobile. i was commissioned by the toy company mattel. they gave me 500 cars. you can play with it, too. >> but as fate would have it, hoop's wild ride is coming to an end as well. >> tell me what happened. >> he had a rash. he just thought it was psoriasis. and then he got this one rash that didn't disappear, and it continued to get worse. >> the diagnosis -- cancer. >> my artwork gives me inspiration to keep going. i get up, and i look out the window, and i said, "i got to do a little more to that car today." [ barking ] >> hoop keeps up his life as an artist and new york character with help from his older brother. >> i gave him all kinds of nutritional stuff. he had no side effects from the chemo at all right until the very end. >> in september 2011, hoop dies at the age of 64. >> it's a hole in your life when you lose part of your family. nothing can fill it. >> hoop leaves everything to his big br

times thought it was the new york times picked up our analysis and published it immediately and theanalysis basically showed that munition carried maybe fifty eight leaders five zero leaders of sarin then after that story was covered. we started analyzing the characteristics of the munition new york times claimed that they had a plan lines that they had constructed and they could show that they munitions had been launched from some some syrian base military base about sixteen or seventeen kilometers from guta well inside government controlled them ask us into into good and we showed the range of the munition could not possibly be. or than two kilometers but we couldn't get the new york times to cover them at all they have been hot and finally they published a small article in a lower and lower page of back page eight reporting this as if it were incidental it's not incidental it changed completely the understanding of what might have happened in fairness to the tools because in new york times they did print something i understand that the guardian which on another attack we're talki

and new york city around service to new york to boston expected to resume around 8:40 a.m. amtrak's keystone service running to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified plan. >>> two septa buses stuck on wayne avenue last night at 6:00 p.m. live wires came down just be bus everyone had to stay

across new york state, we're building the new new york.grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. connell: we are back and here's what's happening now. russian president vladimir putin delivering his state of the nation address in moscow. doing so after this hour in which surprise, surprise companies overwhelmingly expected to secure a fourth term promising russians still reduce poverty, create jobs, rebuilt the nation's infrastructure. those are live pictures of vladimir putin. a georgia high school georgia high school teacher in police custody after allegedly firing a shot inside the classroom yesterday. jesse davidson locked himself inside a classroom alone, fired a handgun through window. he then surrendered after a 45 minute standoff with police. officials say the children were in any danger. many large employers traveled to college campuses each year to recruit entry-level workers. now there's a lawsuit against price waterhouse cooper arguing older job applicants are disadvantaged by that tradition. the companies

philadelphia and new york city were spared the worst. hena doba is here in new york. good morning, hena. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this nor'easter dropped 20 inches of snow in some areas already reeling from last week's storm. there are more downed trees, and like you mentioned, hundreds of thousands of people are without power, and travel has been nothing short of a nightmare. around 500 drivers were stuck on route 280 in new jersey during the evening commute. snowmobiles had to be brought in to shuttle people to safety. a scene in worcester, massachusetts, not much different. cars seemed to be going every which way but forward. >> i'm trying to leave work and get up the hill, but i can't. >> reporter: in new york city many buses weren't working, nor were trains thanks to canceled service. >> they canceled the buses. i'm here at the terminal and now i'm shocked. trains are canceled too. i don't know how to go home. >> reporter: the situation wasn't much better at airports. more than 2,600 flights were canceled. for many places like here in new new york c

or rather the london review of books of the new york review books is not going to publish in the new york times evidently is not going to nor the new yorker on a lot of those issues and he provides a tremendous service in disproving a lot of the claims that were being laid out to justify attacking iran a decade ago and what the level of hysteria amongst your fellow journalists in the united states is regarding the future war on iran there's been a baseline view that iran is a tremendous threat to the region against all evidence i mean it's you can't find that i'm aware of in the last hundred years of iran being aggressive force militarily outside their own borders of though the opposite case the us help iraq to wage war on iran and so forth it's almost a religious political view that iran is a threat to the region and peace in the middle east is a kind of a neo con slash liberal interventionist theology ideology that iran must be demonized and no matter how much of the appointment of the hawks in washington iran and here's to the nuclear deal chapter. unverse there's a great disappoi

new york's rockefeller center. e of the great symbols of american business, home to, among others, nbc and nbc news. the rockefeller group has sold a major interest in the complex to mitsubishi estate company. the price, $846 million. nbc's chief financial correspondent is mike jenson. >> reporter: it is one of america's most famous landmarks, the skating rink, the christmas tree, the skyscrapers that were built 50 years ago by the family of that symbol of american capitalism, john d. rockefeller. now his heirs are selling a huge chunk of rockefeller center to mitsubishi. it was big news on japanese tv, happy news. but not in the united states. >> what really bothers me is not that the japanese bought it but that the americans couldn't afford to keep it. >> seems like they're taking over the world. >> reporter: for the first time, foreign investors own more u.s. property than u.s. investors own overseas. and polls show that most americans believe japanese economic power is a greater threat to the united states than

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the "new york times" article did not include john dowd. it's about those around donald trump who has used threats and intimidation to silence people about donald trump. but tonight john dowd is on his way of earning his own editorial in the "new york times" as one of the president's thugs and possibly something much worse. john dowd has shifted categories from criminal lawyer to possible criminal suspect. the "new york times" reports, trump's lawyer raised prospect of pardons for michael flynn and paul manafort. that's according to three people with knowledge of the discussions it came as the special prosecutor was raise building cases against both men, and they race questions about whether the lawyer, john dowd, who resigned last week, was offering pardons to influence their decisions. they said it occurred last summer, quote, at a time when the grand jury was hearing evidence against mr. flynn on a range of crimes. if john dowd was acting as a coconspirator with the president of the united states with the possibility of dangling pardons

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headquarters here in new york. >>> who knows what's going to happen this hour. we are used to this part earn where if it's a day that ends in why, it's a day that massive new breaks as we were going to air. we did have a whole show planned, ready to go tonight. walmart just announced it not going to sell guns to people under the age of 21 the president made a bunch of startling comments on camera today about gun safety today, totally out of keeping with all his previous remarks on this subject. therefore and for some other reasons, nobody thinks he really meant what he said. so there's chaos around those remarks themselves. then the white house communications director, hope hicks, suddenly resigned today without warning. our newsroom, our sort of cubicle farm to work on my show is in sort of the corner of the building here and way down at the other end of the floor is the folks from chris hayes' show and around the corner there's a couple of other shows. we're all very rarely looking at the same thing at the same time. but when the hope hicks story broke at the t

snow seems to be more and more lockley as time guess on from new york city down to new jersey turnpike four to eight inches even more than that. double-digit snowfall on the tables to the northwest and along the coast, is going to be tricky because we go from rain to snow at some point then the exact crack in temperatures will dictate how much snow we seek. now i know what else you are thinking. the wind and the coastal flooding threat. the good news is less than what we saw from fry did's nor'easter but still wind gusts of maybe 4 miles per hour inland and 50 miles per hour listening the coast and the worst-case scenario. bill? bill: thank you, dan. a guest bo knows a little bit about how to help us keep the light on during the next storm. he has some ideas the name is adam and with green irbe design. welcome to "chasing news." adam, are pushing this idea called microgrid and i understand there is an example of this a ath princeton university. the question is. how do the rest of us pay for this? >> how do we pay for the things. i think it begins with a question of business as up, righ

. >>> a helicopter crashes into new york city's east river killing five people on board. the pilot is the only survivor. >>> the president releases a new plan to cut down on school shootings. >>> and millions of americans are waking up with a headache and alarming bank notifications after a night of drinking. they're not being swindled out of cash. they're shopping under the influence. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, all fight passengers were killed when a sightseeing helicopter crashed in new york city's east river. the pilot was the only one to escape. the passengers never had a chance. the helicopter hit the water, overturned, and quickly sank. hena doba is here in new york with the latest. hena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. witnesses say they say the propellers stop midair before the helicopter just dropped. investigators are trying to figure out just what went wrong. this is cell phone video showing the moment a helicopter being used for

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got on the train and went back to new york. i have to tell you she is aging as in so many ways. she got up to new york where her friend was running for governor against her cousin the son of the late teddy roosevelt, did you get all that? she campaigned against her cousin who had worked in the harding administration, even though he had nothing to do with the scandal she and her friends had a huge teapot made and put it on top of their car and then they put a brazier and site bris of explosives team and everywhere he went to speak they drove up in that giant car and sat there letting it simmer. people would look at them and say i have no ide had no idea hd anything to do with the teapot dome. anyway, back down in georgia, mr. roosevelt was exercising in the warm mineral waters and just loving it. he said he could feel his toes moving for the first time in three years. he could stand in water up to his chest with the support and take a few steps if he held onto a rope in the pool and he felt he had studied onto the therapy that m

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she grew up in new york, lives in new york, she is known as her character who is very prominent in new well, yes of course she has got a chance. she is very well-known. she is very well known that she is fighting a tough challenge, andrew cuomo... fighting a tough challenge, andrew cuomo. .. he is fighting a tough challenge, andrew cuomo... he is very fighting a tough challenge, andrew cuomo. .. he is very strong. a very strong candidates, with the lot of money behind him in campaigning, a lot of experience in campaigning. as we have seen with other celebrities going for politicians, and i think there is this air of it donald trump can do it, anyone can do it... yeah, absolutely. then yes, of course she has a chance but is this rise of well—known individuals running for office, we have seen oprah winfrey said that she is not going to do it, but there is all the pr that went around her speech. arnold schwarzenegger didn't. we don't really see it in the uk. no, we don't actually. they see the brexit mess and do not bother. that he does, when you listen to her speech and she announced tha

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as the world marked international women's day on wednesday, "the new york times" began a new projectlighting the lives of remarkable women who never had an obituary in the paper -- until now. the list might surprise you. it includes the pioneering anti-lynching journalist ida b. wells, the writer and poet sylvia plath, qiu jin, who was known as china's joan of arc, the groundbreaking photographer diane arbus, the woman who helped engineer the brooklyn bridge, emily warren roebling, charlotte bronte, who wrote "jane eyre," henrietta lacks, whose cells led to a medical revolution, and ada lovelace, who is considered to be the world's first computer programmer. none of their obit to where is appeared in "the times." "the new york times" is calling the project "overlooked" and it is part of an effort to make up for the paper's 167-year history of focusing largely on men -- overwhelmingly on white men -- in the obituary pages. we are joined now by amisha padnani, digital editor of obituaries at the new york times, who came up with the idea . news, it just seemed like women and people of c

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now focus on and off is back in new york this time with return to montauk listening based on the novel by mark finish and some love story and possibly churned off most personal film. and i'm joined now in studio babbles berg with forecast thanks for joining us. you've had decades in the film business can you pinpoint a point or a moment a person in a film that you saw that put you on that path to become a filmmaker. in the same summer i was probably fifty in a few films and one of them was on the waterfront and marlon brando you know missed them i could have was a kind of a kind of terror i could have been somebody. sterile. i was in a trance but the actor modern brand all about the filmmaking which i knew nothing about but about the possibility through. film or work of art to rouse such such passions such deep feelings yet will suck but your first film young told us when it premiered in cannes in one thousand nine hundred sixty six and it caused a scandal at the premier tell me about that what what happened where there is a scene these it's in a boarding school and. a group of people

and you know, we are a new york magazine, we had been in new and in new1955, york, some people have said it is a snobbish city. i don't know why they say that. and certainly we respect washington. >> from palm beach we say the same thing. host: and we can certainly stash richard: and we can certainly feel that with washington dc. and it's not that way, it has come up in the world, lots of the enemy's restaurants, lots of afghan restaurants. lose a country, gain a restaurant. [laughter] and i know reagan laughed at it. he and bill buckley were behind photographer, a great photographer who took a lot of photographs for us, he snapped the shot which i have of reagan and bill cracking up as i make as little joke. and then years later, when margaret thatcher was in washington for some, maybe was the heritage foundation, some bigwig meeting. and i had never met her and i was just sitting in the audience. and then she said, things were so dad in the 1970's that there was a cynical joke, lose a country, gain a restaurant. i said, wait i said that. there was the successor to the national review a

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was taking notes but standoff took its time it would take a few more years before he moved to new york and make films like death of a salesman based on a play by our familiar. why you find serious in the handmaid's tale. land of decided to return to germany in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. one of his most successful films from this time is the legend of research which tells the story of a radical west german terrorist who flees to east germany with a new identity. now focus and off is back in new york this time which we turn to montauk loosely based on the novel by mark french it's an love story and possibly doffs most personal film. and i'm joined now in studio babbles berg with forecast and off thanks for joining us. you've had decades in the film business can you pinpoint a point or a moment a person in a film that you saw that put you on that path to become a filmmaker. in the same summer i was probably fifty in a few films and one of them was on the waterfront and marlon brando you don't remember them i could have was kind of the kind of tell me. i could have been somebody. s