i thought andrew cuomo had it right, which is, he talked about the need to be compassionate, the needo ultimately find a way to admit refugees, but to also figure out ways to do this safely and smartly, and i think that balance is the way we have to go, and i thought harold had a terrific column in friday's paper that laid out the moral imperative to allowing refugees in. >> why don't you explain where you stand there? >> well, exactly right. i agree with all of you to some degree. i think there's a lot of misinformation about the process of resettling refugees in the united states. if we just follow routine procedures, it takes from two to three years before a refugee can be resettled in the united states. it is not a process that's taken lightly. can it be perfect? i think we had the other day that one of the politicians said, "we need a perfect process" -- congressman norcross of new jersey. nothing is perfect. of course you cannot make it completely failsafe, but it is a very good system that exists now. the column that i wrote let people know that this isn't something new for ame

"there is still a steady stream of people stopping by the andrew cuomo theater -- by the bataclan theater for morning". >> good morning. it was interesting to see the picture you just saw. that was at 4:40 a.m. this morning. that is what we saw all throughout the night. we were here all night long. there was never a point where there were not people sitting by this makeshift memorial here. we saw people coming throughout the night and leaving flowers and lighting candles and sitting in silent reflection. it is not just that these memorials set up all over paris. just walking down the sidewalk themselves new thing. paris. at a vigil that was held last night, a few blocks away from here, i was talking to people. one woman said that they are just sad. they are exasperated after the attack earlier this year. she said it is not that they scared. but they are concerned and wondering, what could possibly be done to keep tragedies like >> thank you so much. later. coming in. we do know more about that one american who died in the attacks. she was a college student studying industrial design. for

are beefing up security.new york governor andrew cuomo directed new york stata law enforcement to remain vigilant in the wake of the attacks.n-y-p-d deployed several units into crowded areas of the city. forces have also bbeen stepped up at the u.s. capitol.the department of homeland security tonight says there are *no credible threats against any locations in the u-s. cbs 2 news spoke with the univererty of iowa about possible security changes at the events happening in iowa spokes person told cbs 2 news, the school's department of public safety will address procedurur when necessary but it will not discuss any changes.cbs 2 news has also learned, there are four university of iowa students studying in france right no the university says they have reached all four and none of the students were in paris when the attacks happened.we will have continuing coverage of the paris attacks and will cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with more of the corridor's top stories. stories.police officers serving in cedar rapids' schools are something parents and students see on a daily basis.but they ha

malloy and andrew cuomo both accused those governors of trying to make political points a at the expense of the refugees. the governors say they're only trying to protect their citizens from isis operatives. the syrian refugees have been a tiny percentage of immigrants taken in by the u.s. during the past year, 79 syrians resettled in new jersey. connecticut took in 51 and new york 48. >>> and now to some disturbing threats directed toward black students at kane university. investigators are looking into messages that tweeted about shooting all the black students. pat battle has more. >> reporter: i talked to several professors here, some of whom and three or four showed up in classes that have normally 15, 25 students. administrators don't have a solid count, but it's clear that hundreds stayed away from campus in the wake of the threats even schools of -- public schools in the neighboring elizabeth were on lockdown today out of an abundance of caution. >> most of my friends are in their rooms. they haven't left since the tweets went out. >> reporter: the threat started on tuesday night

but many people complained and new york governor andrew cuomo ordered them removed. jc: a sign outside a sheriff' s office in harris county, georgia is generating plenty of conversation. it warns visitors that the county is politically incorrect. among other things it says, we say merry christmas, god bless america, and in god we trust. and if that offends you, leave. >> i spent 20 years and the army to give everyone the right to not agree with it.. harris county for 23 years, i believe the vast majority of my citizens in harris county agree with what' s on that sign. jc: the sheriff paid for that sign with his own money. he says many people who live in harris county want to buy a sign just like it for their own yards. a demolition worker, too close to a smokestack collapse. he was inside the excavator trying to help it fall over, when he ended up under a pile of bricks. newscenter five' s erika tarantal has his story of survival. reporter: it' horribly wrong. watch attempts to bring down a 158 foot tall smokestack in alabama using explosives t,im phifer, a 15 year v

expected today following the outline of a proposal sent to the president by chris christie and andrew cuomo who said washington, you guys pony up half, we will pony up half so new york and new jersey finding the of the $10 billion, little project estimated to cost $20 billion and take about ten years. >> fantastic news. i hope this happens. juliet: this is not happened in the one hundred years, legal marijuana harvest. in your company preparing its first crop some two months before the state's new medical canada's program is set to begin. governor cuomo signed a new law providing emergency medical marijuana to patients who need it allowing people with a degenerative diseases access to the drug in a nonsmokerable form. before the medical marijuana program officially launches in january. >> police arrested two students accused of making a terrorist threat against the university of campus columbia. >> reporter: this follows days of protests whose 80 administration has not done enough to respond to racial incidents. will carr has more. >> reporter: a student is good to appear in court thursday

also try to push forward with any kind of case, possibly obstruction of justice against governor andrew cuomo. of course, you remember the case against sheldon silver began with an anti-corruption mission which formed and then mysteriously disbanded prematurely. natalie. >> thank you for that angle there. >>> want to take you back here to the live pictures, again, right outside the federal courthouse there in lower manhattan. we're waiting for sheldon silver to exit the courthouse there as soon as that happens we'll take you there live. >>> a bad case of deja vu in hoboken. crews are working to repair another water main break there. today 4 investigates found hoboken water system at high risk of trouble and yet today's main was not on the priority list for repair work. why not? news 4 brian thompson is in hoboken to share what he uncovered. >> absolutely correct, chuck. behind here on monroe street that they're repaving now after turning the water on. it should open in a little while. but over the past two decades we have found on average two dozen water main breaks every year in hoboken some

daniel malloy said he would let the refugees who have gone through security, andrew cuomo has not yet responded. under the refugee act of 1980 governors cannot legally block refugees from settling in their communities. they can stop the men of the border. quote police commissioner bill brandt says threats from isis are part of our new reality. >> nypd responding with a new counterterrorism unit. lidia curanaj has more. >> with this elite group we are taking our efforts to the next level. >> reporter: that of the group is islam. the nypd's credit response command. after undergoing a vigorous training for months these 100 officers of a first wave of what will be a 560 member unit. their goal, to prevent terror attacks in new york city. >> the world is changing as we stand here, the world changed the dramatically over the weekend and the assignment which you have volunteered that assignment that is now no more essential assignment in the world of policeing. >> reporter: = with the latest technology these officers will be ready to respond to multiple shooting locations. during the terrori

governor andrew cuomo says she is a proven leader with dedication of the job. >>> lester holt joins us now with a look at what's ahead. >>> all the top stories and, of course, it's cybermonday. for the first time ever, early returns indicate more americans shopped online than in stores this weekend. that's a big deal. one company is responsible for a huge chunk of that online shopping. guess which one. our olivia sterns was with them today right down the road in new jersey. >> we know, of course, advantages and disadvantage to the whole online onslot. >> yeah, because, online all kind of apps that will drive you to the cheapest price or whatever you're looking for. the security thing is huge and making sure you're doing all the right things. a list of them and a lot to keep up and a lot of people trying to get into your information and your money. >> always excited when those package comes in the mail. >> especially the ones you don't know. who sent this to me? >> that's all coming up when i see you at 6:30. >> thanks, lester. >>> a boost for governor chris christie's trailing presiden

offensive and were pulled from the subway carriage after intervention from the governor of new york, andrew cuomo. they're going to keep their subway postposter advertising for the tv series but the seats have been taken out of service. jamie: stephen carroll with a look at the business news. now time for the press review. ♪ jamie: we're here to take a look at the paper today. let's start in tunisia where there is a lo of focus on yesterday's deadly attack which left 13 dead. >> lots of mourning in the tunisian press and if you look here you see the black background, a candle and a symbol of defiance a symbol made with the hands which is a peace sign but also a victory sign and something we saw a lot in the wake of the arab spring and the paper is being very defiant in its headline and says tunisia is going to win. the children of tunisia are determined to sweep away terrorism. but this paper is actually quite quit cal of tunisian authorities and say they're purely on the defensive and they respond every time there's an attack on a case by case basis but doesn't seem to be a global anti-terrorism

the governor was with us, governor andrew cuomo and governor alejandro padilla together. >> yep. >> the number of our delegation opened up the very first office of its kind. it's the office of new york trade and tourism in san juan, puerto rico. >> uh-huh. >> it also houses a taste of new york store to promote new york products. but if you remember, we talked about an investment the governor's looking to make in new york, $5 million for tourism that we'll promote between new york and puerto rico. for that effort. >> mm-hmm. >> and the ribbon cutting of that office took place this past weekend. >> brenda, are you seeing ripple effects in terms of what you're hearing back on the island, that the efforts of new yorkers like marcos and the governor and the some sort of impact, measurable impact? are we at that point yet where change? >> definitely. i think the diaspora is very well connected to the puerto rican community and the leaders, the advocates in the island. and i think they are starting to see the efforts, the lending hand that we're giving them from the diaspora, as something very

governor andrew cuomo signed the order, raising the minimum for state government workers from $8.75 an hour to $15, starting in 2018. this was also the day that minimum wage protests were organized around the country, and here's ben tracy. >> what do we want? >> reporter: protesters took over a mcdonald's in downtown los angeles, demanding a $15-per-hour federal minimum wage. chantel williams has worked at taco bell for nine years and makes $9 an hour. the minimum wage in l.a. county. she's a single mother of two young boys. how hard is it to live on $9 an hour? >> it's very difficult. you can't even make it. i have to turn to government assistance for help basically, for medi-cal, food stamps, to help be able to pay rent and provide food for my family, of course. >> reporter: at 40 hours a week, williams would make less than $19,000 per year. government guidelines say a family of three like hers needs to make more than $20,000 to live above the poverty line. a minimum wage of $15 an hour would mean williams could earn about $31,000. but some business owners say low-wage fast food jobs

. >> reporter: when new york governor andrew cuomo visited oakwood beach on the second anniversary of sandy last year, he promised every house bought out would be demolished, and this vulnerable land would never be built on again. >> we're going to return this back to the natural pristine wetlands, so that god forbid there is another storm, this becomes an effective buffer for the rest of the communities. >> reporter: homeowners were offered the pre-sandy market value of their homes- plus as much as 15% more. overall, the state is planning to spend $200 million to buyout 500 homes mostly in three staten island neighborhoods. lisa bova-hiatt oversees new york state's recovery program and says it was necessary for the state to pay above market value. >> if you are going to get people to buy into a "managed retreat" scenario, you need to give them incentive to leave. it's not a windfall for them. any additional money that they've received from insurance companies or from fema is deducted. >> reporter: bova-hiatt says buying and demolishing homes in these areas saves taxpayer money in the

earlier this year new york governor andrew cuomo issued a warning about k-2 after 200 users were hospitalized in less than two weeks. >>> nypd officers sprang to the rescue saving a tourist from a madman with a knife. the heroic actions playing out in los angeles, 3,000 miles from home. natalie pasquarella has the account and video from the scene. >> reporter: this cell phone video taken by tourists as they saw a man attack another man with a knife. you see two officers in plainclothes who took down the suspect. all this going down in a popular open air courtyard at hollywood boulevard and highland avenue in los angeles. >> he was bleeding from the neck and from the head. just dripping blood, actually. and then there was a man that was being detained. >> reporter: in this photo, you russia, who was with his wife and kids. the lapd says there was a confrontation between the victim and an apparent transient who had a knife. but it wasn't local officers who stopped the attacker. instead two detectives from the nypd. >> saw what was going on, intervened, stopped it, arrested the suspect and hande

it's as simple as that--it's a big difference maker for our families" amanda: new york governor andrew cuomo supports the higher wage as well. cuomo's administration has ordered a $15-an-hour minimum wage for fast-food workers to be in place by 2018 in the city and by 2021 in the rest of the state. "here's what we find over and over--if you give people better wages, they spend that money. they spend it at their local bodegas, they spend it in their communities. it actually increases employment. so i understand why any small business owner would be concerned in the first instance, but what we find is--when people have money, they spend it, and it improves the economy amanda: a sad day today for the music world-- legendary new orleans musician and composer allen toussaint has died after suffering a heart attack following a concert he performed in the spanish capital. madrid emergency services spokesman javier ayuso says rescue workers were called to toussaint's hotel early monday morning and managed to revive him after he suffered a heart attack. but ayuso says the 77-year-old toussaint stoppe

interestingly, new york's governor andrew cuomo announced a $15 minimum wage for all state workers. so you have two different perspectives here. have you on the republican stage, an aversion by some to raise the minimum wage, democrats really pushing that as part of their platform. i want to take a look at what's coming up on "new day." allison camera that joins me. >> we will have more analysis on last night's gop debate. candidates getting into a couple testy exchanges over policy, instead of personality this time. so who are the winners an losers. how did jeb bush do? we'll break down all the candidates claims as you have been. we will see who may have fudged the truth. we'll be joined by governor chris christie. what was his take on all that? >> he's a good debater. he did well on the undercard debate. i will be interested to see what he has to say about the other candidates. donald trump is talking the hard truth. the context that trump failed to mention with your reality check nex next. . the obama administration will fake take the fight to the supreme court. this comes after

governor andrew cuomo is sharing tributes to the victims through twitter. he sent out this tweet showing the administration building glowing from blue write and red in solidarity -- blue, -- white and red in solidarity with the victims in france. the governor has directed several state agencies including the port authority and mta, to heighten security. you will notice extra police venues on this big sports sunday. live in madison square garden, kristan? >> reporter: one of the reasons is part of the terrorist attacks in paris included a bombing outside france's national soccer stadium. the first major game in our area will be at 12:00 noon at madison square garden. the knicks are playing. there are no known threats for new york city but the nypd wants people to know we are prepared. >> we are here to ensure new yorkers feel safe, stay safe and remain safe. >> reporter: yesterday hundreds of officers put on a show of force in times square, the city's counterterrorism response command, the critical response group the hercules team standing at the ready in so

>>> new tonight, governor andrew cuomo's girlfriend, sandra lee is speaking out about the new breast cancer guide license. last month the american cancer society changed its decades old in a new york post editorial out tomorrow she writes "how in good conscious can anyone be expected to look at a daughter, a niece a sister, war friend and tell them to take their chances until they are 45? not me! it will likely cost them their lives." >>> all 224 people on board in an egyptian plane that crashed were killed. the plane has large debris field, and it's believed it exploded midair. >>> today the navy is using an underwater craft to confirm if the bahamas is el farro. >>> bill bratton again expressing concern about the release of thousands of inmates. more than 6600 prisoners are being freed after authorities cut the jail time for nonviolent drug offenders. bratton says they could have violent conditions in their records. >> the parole bureau cannot hire for parole officers, so who watches them when they go on parole? >> this is the largest release of prisoners in the u.s. history. it wa

. >> the ads were pulled after governor andrew cuomo and the mayor bill deblasio blasted the ads campaigni'm max foster in paris. thank you for watching. the news continues here on cnn. >> russia vowing serious consequences for turkey shooting down its war jet. will there be retribution? what will it mean for the international fight against isis neighborhood, breaking news in chicago. protesters demanding justice after video of a white police officer shooting a plaque teenager is released. good morning, welcome to "early start." >> good morning. it's wednesday, november 25th. 15: 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. turkey shoots down a russian bomber. it can derail syria. turkey says they ignored multiple warnings. russia says its jet never strayed from syrian territory. russian news agencies reports one of the two pilots was killed as was a russian marine trying to rescue them. a second pilot was rescued, and is with the army now. the head of nato urges calm. >> that calm echoed by president obama. let's bring in cnn's ian lee for the latest. ian, russia is saying this was an operation targetin

new york's democratic governor andrew cuomo announced a $15 minimum wage for all state workers.hich is interesting there. there is this move across the country for higher minimum wages. there is a big debate. many of the candidates would like to see a higher minimum wage. >> at lo of people being judged. not the candidates, but folks who ran the debate. how did they do? we'll break it down next. . >> all right. one of the big questions about the republican debate was about the questions, or more specifically the people asking them. the host after cnbc was bashed by republican officials last time around. last night the candidates, at least, they seem pretty happy. >> i thought it was great. i thought the moderators were elegant. i thought the questions were really, really on point. >> i think the moderators stuck to the issues. we each had time to make our debate. >> i thought it was a food debate. i had more time. i had a few more opinions i wanted to express. >> brian in milwaukee. >> hey, john, hey, christine, the reviews are in. they're positive for the fox business network.

while new york governor andrew cuomo has not yet responded. immigration experts say under refugee act a of 1980 governors can't block from settling into their comnts. >> a lot more coming up. >> mike is watching the cooling temperature it is -- cowboy mike. >> cooling. mike: no knock your temperatures down. yee-haw is right. 41 degrees, and yeah we'll keep it sunny throughout the day but cooling temps are there because of that cold front that knocked warm temperatures to the curb. looks leak yeah we're not looking at warm temps for a little while. daily and hourly forecast break it is down for you that fox 5 weather app at the apple search fox 5 weather free, all ready to go. we'll be right back. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up. p

. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo strengthening the ties with puerto rico. today in san juan he cut the ribbon on a state trade and tourism office that also has a store selling new york products. cuomo also announced plans for a summit to help puerto rico deal with their economic crisis. the governor said the territory is a victim of washington. >> i do not believe puerto rico is being treated fairly by our own federal government. i'm sad and i'm sorry to say that but that is true. >> the governor said that opening the office is symbolic of the relationship between puerto rico and new york and will boost economic opportunities for both. >>> former president george h.w. bush breaking his silence about members of his son's administration. his new biography will be published next week. he said vice president dick chaney built his own empire and defense secretary donald rumsfeld was arrogant. he sometimes he garnered headlines problems. >>> a woman stealing candy from kids. coming up, new information on this wicked crime. >> how a boy abducted 13 years child. >>

new york governor andrew cuomo has not yet responded with immigration experts say and to the refugee act of 1980 governors cannot legally block refugees from settling in their communities once they have undergone that security check. >> reporter: there's a new counterterrorism force that hit the streets of new york first time yesterday. >> making it to stop attackers and leaving children to save the lives of innocent people especially at major venues. lidia curanaj joins us live outside barkley center with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, we are at berkeley center because this is considered a soft target. what we saw in paris was these terrorists, cowardly terrorists purposely sought out people, civilians, when to soft targets, restaurants, concert halls as well as the stadium and that is why erica adams wants terror drills to be performed here at barkley scented, meantime nypd has just the blood and of the force that will specifically deal with terror attacks. >> reporter: with this elite group we are taking our efforts to the next level. the mib the's critical response comman

right now, city leaders say there is no immediate or specific threat, but governor andrew cuomo is asking law enforcement to be alert. the isis video is particularly concerning though, as it comes just a week before new york hosts the macy's thanksgiving day parade and the rockefeller center christmas tree lighting ceremony, with millions of people expected to attend. right now in paris, french officials say it's still unclear whether the suspected mastermind behind last friday's attacks was killed or remains at large following wednesday's raids. they say abdelhamid abaaoud was not among the 8 people arrested, but could have been one of the two people killed. meanwhile, belgian authorities have launched several raids there as well looking for one of , the bombers who was allegedly involved in the attack on a paris soccer stadium. and this morning, isis militants claim they've killed two more hostages, one from china and another from norway. this is the first known killing of a chinese national by isis, and has prompted the first statements from china on the terror group. china's president

city leaders say no immediate or specific threat has been issued but governor andrew cuomo is asking people to be alert. the video is concerning as it comes a week before new york hosts the macy's thanks giving day parade and the rockefeller center christmas tree lighting ceremony. millions are expected to attend. french officials say it is still unclear whether the suspected mastermind behind last friday's attack was killed or remains at large following wednesday's raids. they say abdel hamid abaaoud was not among the eight arrested but he could be one of the two killed. belgian authorities have for one of the bombers who was alleged to be involved in the attack on the paris sec or stadium. isis militants claimed they have killed two more hostages, one from china and norway. this is the first known killing by a chinese national and has probably the first statement on the terror group. china's president is condemning the murder and has vowed to bring isis to justice. to this point, china has not offered any support against isis. on capitol hill, the house is set to vote on a bill tha

. >>> happening today, governor andrew cuomo and mayor bill de blasio with scheduled to give a show of solidarity in puerto rico. they will call attention to the healthcare crisis. at least $72 billion in debt cuomo administration health officials have been in puerto rico in recent weeks trying to help. >>> let's turn to meteorologist bill evan with the after school accuweather forecast. >> kind of cloudy, breaks of sun. a little hazy across the park here through the ghost busters buildings over to avenue. this afternoon temperatures of 67 to 70 and then cloudy skies into tonight. maybe a sprinkle around. after school quite comfortable temperatures. a little on the humid side. 70 degrees, breaks of sun and plenty of clouds. a record high for tomorrow. we'll have cooler weather for the weekend. all that to talk about in your 7 day accuweather forecast coming up. >>> coming up on eyewitness news, a professional hockey player accused of raping a woman at a bar in new york. >> police officers from one city stealing items out of cars. why they claim it's not breaking the law. >>> new detail

today governor andrew cuomo said he'll use executive authority to raise the minimum wage for state employeestatewide to $15 an hour. that announcement made today. these were nationwide protests today. a huge swath of the country. this is jackson, mississippi, today. this was dorchester, massachusetts. st. petersburg, florida. just about every corner of the country saw protests today. in houston, protesters marched into a mcdonald's restaurant. they held a rally inside the mcdonald's chanting "yes, we can." in many places including minneapolis the marches enned at the local city hall to pressure local an municipal officials. in d.c., outside the u.s. capitol, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders joined the demonstrators making an appearance at a rain-soaked rally in d.c. this was milwaukee. where the republican presidential candidates are tonight holding their fourth debate. the protesters held another demonstration outside the theater where the debate was taking place. the protesters are banking on the issue of the minimum wage coming up inside the debate hall. even if it doesn't

. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo strengthening ties with puerto rico. today in san juan he cut the ribbon on state trade office. cuomo announced plans for a punishment to help puerto rico deal with its economic crisis. the governor saying that the territory is a victim of dc politics. >> the financial crisis that puerto rico is dealing with is not of puerto rico's making. it's a making of the laws that the u.s. government passed and imposed on puerto rico. >> the governor said that opening the office is a symbol of the relationship between puerto rico and new york and will boost economic opportunities for both. >>> rutgers university will soon offer a landmark resource for adults dealing with a disorder effecting millions of americans. rutger's center for adult autism will give them a chance to work in a school setting. the number raises to 1 in 45 in new jersey. >>> yale students upset about a racist paternity party is wondering why it was allowed in the first case. they're accused of refusing to allow several girls into the party because they were not

. >> in -- from missouri to new york, andrew cuomo is raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. workers rallied in support. and now getting support from healthcare workers. >> reporter: tony, the rally behind me just rapid up in downtown miami. and you had workers from the fast food industry, from retail, childcare, and for the first time the workers took part on this on a national level. with he spoke to one healthcare >> former state senator, dwight bowler, getting some businesses. >> but with a republican-led legislature, it's unlikely that the state of florida will follow cities like seattle and san francisco and los angeles, which have gradually approved to $15 an hour. marco rubio raises the issue on his presidential campaign website, saying hiking the minimum wage by a few dollars will not accelerate the american dream, it will crush small business. >> what do you say to employers who say they can't afford to pay everyone an increased minimum wage? >> i think that they're being real selfish. >> with no savings and two children at home. sullivan said that she won't stop no

i want to add andrew cuomo just tweeted, on behalf of all new yorkers, our thoughts and prayers are with those impacted by the tragic and senseless attacks in paris. we stand with you. that's the way everyone is feeling. what is the governor doing right now? is he huddling somewhere presumably with top security officials from the u.s., from >> right. there's no question that the governor is in contact with homeland security, that, you know, his -- his criminal justice team, the director of the state police coordinates the intelligence inf. i' re he's in touch with nypd. there's a constant flow of information that's going to be hitting the governor's desk in the next hour or two. because decisions may have to be made here in new york city, depending on what happens in paris and what we learn from this. who is responsible? what are they saying they're going to do elsewhere? so right now, homeland security, our government, and even our local police departments are monitoring all the social media. they're taking a look at what isis is putting out. they're monitoring their informants to see w

lee, a celebrity chef, and the long-time partner of andrew cuomo recently underwent a double mastectomy. she's cancer free now because of early detection. >>> i guess you can call it a sign of the times. a new survey finds 75% of children have a tablet, a smartphone or an ipod by the age of 4. the survey done in philadelphia found the children used the devices without parental supervision. researchers say 70% of parents allowed their kids to use the devices while they did work or calm them down in public. experts point out the survey who use the devices. >>> well, a drunken trespasser at a zoo in nebraska had her hand bitten while she tried to pet a tiger. the 33-year-old woman suffered a severe hand injury at the zoo early sunday. hospital workers called police after the woman showed up with the injury. they say she was being aggressive and acting intoxicated. she allegedly snuck into the zoo and was bitten when she reached into the tiger exhibit. the woman has been cited for trespassing. >>> one loyal football fan proving honesty is the policy. he's a see soon ticketholder. he got an

the manhole is just a block and a half from the prison, where new york governor andrew cuomo retraces the men's steps after they disappeared. >> must have kept you awake with all that cutting, huh? >> pictures are proof of the elaborate escape, an escape, it turns out, they had actually practiced the night before. here's how they figure matt and sweat made it out. once they slipped out of their cell, it's believed they maneuvered across this six-story high catwalk, eventually dropping down to a series of tunnels. from there, they broke through a double brick wall, then, incredibly, cut through a 24-inch steam pipe, shimmying their way through it. on the other end, about a block away from the prison by then, they cut yet another hole, this time to get out of the pipe. after that, they cut right through the chain and lock holding down the manhole cover. >> if there was a rabid tiger running around the neighborhood or a rabid lion or something that could kill anybody -- well, these are those animals. these two guys are those kind of animals, like rabid animals that could kill anybody at

the new york post yesterday and celebrity chef and long time partner of new york governor andrew cuomo recently underwent double mastectomy and is cancer free because of detection she says. >>> the main entrance of the south ferry whitehall street subway station is shut down, because of the rehab project, to fix the damage caused by sandy. the storm flooded the station, water. water tight doors and other features are being installed. the closure is expected to clast nine months. -- last nine months. >>> about 6,000 inmates have been released from federal prisons as part of the change in sentencing regulations. the largest one-time release of weekend. comes after the justice department changed punishment rules for nonviolent drug officials say about two-thirds of the inmates will go to halfway houses, and home about 200 of the thousand inmates will be in the tri- state area, and 141 are coming to new york. >>> pope francis may be ready again for a long-awaited trip to mexico. a leading roman catholic official says the pope will february. he will reportedly stay in the country for a week

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liz: governor andrew cuomo is launching the if you see something, say something campaign, and that'sderful and important, major general, but at what point do we see concrete evidence, what is the first thing second to targeting the truckers that we need to see the u.s. military do, and is it building a coalition? we know that francois hollande has spoken with the russians, he's coming here tomorrow, and maybe we do all need to work together. >> well, the first thing we need is american leadership. nothing happens against diabolical enemies like these until the american president stands up and builds and leads a coalition. president hold hande is a wonderful guy -- hollandi is a wonderful guy, but france doesn't have the military heft to do this. liz: well, can i jump in here and say that the russia prime minister medvedev has said over the weekend or just yesterday we have to work, and these are his words, together. we need to harmonize and coordinate. [laughter] you're laughing. why? liz: well, i -- >> well, i certainly, i'd leave russia off my hop card, and i'd take iran off of it

the eldest, bruce colley, made headlines briefly in 2003 as the other man in governor andrew cuomo's divorce from kerry kennedy. >>> a 13-year-old boy in newark gets shot through the wall of his home last night while doing his homework. tonight, he is recovering though. the teen told police he heard a loud boom last night but thought nothing of it. then he started feeling pain in the arm and woke up his mother. it turns out he had been shot in the shoulder. police found a bullet hole in the outer wall of his home on walcott terrace. so far no suspects. >>> brooklyn police are looking for a package thief caught on camera. investigators say the video shows him taking a large box last month from an apartment building on woodpoint road in greenpoint. it contained a bed frame. female accomplice are wanted for two other thefts last month, one on maspeth avenue, the other on kingsland. >>> police are looking for thieves who stole flags from a park. alice gainer has the surveillance video from osprey park in mastic beach. >> reporter: at first glance, this guy looks like he is playing around

. >>> governor andrew cuomo says his support for resettling refugees in new york state is the right way to go. speaking to students at harvard, he responded to those who have urged him to block placement of refugees here. >> the day america says, close the gates, build the wall, then i say take down the statue of liberty because you have gone to a different place. at the same time, this federal government has to make sure it's doing the screening and the people who are coming in are safe. >> the connecticut governor said he would welcome vetted refugees. but new jersey governor chris christie has reversed his position. in september, he said the u.s. should play a role in resettlement. this week, he wrote president barack obama a letter saying that new jersey would not accept any refugees at all. >>> happening today, a major announcement from mayor de blasio on the growing problem of the homeless. >> we will unvail a multi- billion dollar program. janelle burrell is live with more for us in times square. >> reporter: well, in recent months, there have been complaints about quality of lif

. >> governor andrew cuomo's girlfriend sandra lee is speaking out about new breast cancer guidelines. she had a double mastectomy. changing the decades old recommendation from yearly mammograms from 40 to 45. look at a daughter niece sister or friend and tell them to take their chances until they are 45. not me not my family. these new guidelines will almost surely cost some women their lives. >>> there's an on line shopping craze booming in popularity. more and more people are getting subscription boxes and experts say they could save you big money. >> do you want to try a product but not sure you want to commit? there's a new way. >> subscription boxes help you save a lot of money every month. >> they are so popular there are more than 1,000 companies to choose from. they send you a group of products monthly in bun box in the categories you choose. use regularly. >> there's a company for just about everything. popular, beauty. in fact experts say beauty boxes provide the best value saving you money since the products if purchased >> you'll usually get a savings of 10 to 20% so you

amy: new york governor andrew cuomo has announced he will increase the minimum wage for state workers to $15 an hour, making new york the first day to do so. workers who serve food at the capitol also took part in the strike, joined by vermont senator in democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders who echoed their call for a $15 an hour minimum wage. hillary clinton has called raising the minimum wage to $12 an hour. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has wrapped up a visit to washington. a day after meeting president obama at the white house, netanyahu met with lawmakers and addressed the democratic think tank center for american progress. his appearance comes as leaked emails reported by the intercept show cap censoring its own writers on the topic of israel. netanyahu has reportedly requested a record $5 billion in annual u.s. military aid, an increase over the $3 billion a year the u.s. already provides. ahead of netanyahu's visit, israeli moved to greenlight the expansion of israeli settlements in the west bank with 2200 new housing units. the move recalled a similar

meanwhile, andrew cuomo and mayor de blasio are in support saying they're welcome. this as president obama defends his stance. abc's megan hughes is in washington with more. >> reporter: good afternoon. france is now making demands the european union support military action, this one leader calling this the september 11th for europe. president obama and manila politicians back home. potent recruitment tool for isil than some of the rhetoric that's been coming out of here debate. >> reporter: prior to friday's attacks on paris, the u.s. planned to accept 10,000 syrian refugees this year. but governors in more than half of the country now want to block them from entering their states. and republican leaders in congress are pushing for a pause while extra screening is developed. backing a ban. >> we have no ea who the people are. they have no papers, they have no paperwork. >> reporter: ted cruz tells abc that christian refugees should be allowed into the u.s. but not muslims. that christians fleeing middle east violence are likely to carry out acts of terrorism. >> re