>> oh, i go to the young women's leadership school of astoria. >> okay. and you hopefully want to go to mit to study... >> computer science. >> computer science. did i read correctly -- coding? >> yes. >> because there are not too many young females, correct? >> yes, no. i think, especially, in a field like s.t.e.m., it's important to bring more women into that world. >> mm-hmm. >> and i think that it's amazing how there are more programs out there right now that advocate girls -- it's not just myself in there. >> you and andrea work closely together, right? >> pretty close together. we actually -- the hispanic heritage foundation has supported us, and we have created a lot of programs. daniela is one of the coaches for one of these programs. and we try to inspire as many women to come into coding. >> i'm not gonna put her on the spot, so i'll ask you -- what makes her so incredible, such a fantastic leader? >> she is an innovator. she is confident. and i think that, like, these type of awards help these young people to, like, bring these things that they

until then, live in astoria queens, i'm john chandler, news 4, new york. >> thank you. >>> tears in a sussex county courtroom this morning for a man who killed a person he says ctimized him as a child. clark fredericks pleaded guilty last june to the 2012 killing f sussex sheriff' s officer tennis peck. he says he was r eatedly rained ly ly raped by peg 40 years ago. the state agreed to a special manslaughter p.ea aft evidence suggested that the officer had been a serial child abuser. e sentence here is expected at any time and we will have a full retoport coming up tonight. >>> police just released new arsonist in queens and what they spotted on that tape is also veis troubling. you can see the man reaching for a gun. news 4's katherine creag is in forest hills with more on the search for that suspect. >> reporter: you said it, rob it is scary enough for the residents around here to have an arsonist onethe loose. now they are learn g that the suspect has a gun. that, according to police. a couple of the houses, one after the other, severely damaged in arsons rig here and there's one

the website red hot.com. flushing, astoria all made the list. the other seven neighborhoods are all in manhattan, the upper east side finished at the top of the list. according to red hawk, 600 parking tickets were written on the upper east side. that's 6% of the total number of tickets issued in the city. >>> some of the city's top ranking officials may have a very prosperous new year ahead. an advisory commission recommends that city council members get a big pay raise. nearly $26,000 more a year. that would hike their annual salary to $138,000. they would have to give up any outside income. the same commission says mayor did i blags yes's salary should jump from 225 to $258,000. mayor de blasio is officially saying no thank you. they could act on the raises sometime next month. of the toughest laws to protect the transgender community. the new guidelines came yesterday. here are some examples. they must be allowed to use a bathroom male or female that most conforms with his or her identity. bosses cannot require men to wear ties or women to w

. >>> now playing astoria, not what you think and perhaps more surprisingly not everybody is happy about it. here's cbs 2's scott rapoport. [ music ] >> reporter: the sounds of the season are wafting over steinway street in astoria. [ music ] >> reporter: what do you think of the music? >> beautiful! i love that music. >> reporter: it's been a holiday tradition here for 20 years. christmas music being piped in from loudspeakers attached to street lamps and even trees. here between 28th and 35th avenue during the christmas shopping season. >> because it just puts you in the spirit completely. >> reporter: seems lovely. right? but let me tell you, not everyone here is saying, who, who,who. >> if i hear jingle bells one more time -- >> yeah? >> i'm going to freak out. >> reporter: yup. seems not everyone is crazy about classics like these just here on a loop every day nonstop from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. >> the music is too much. it's over powering and too loud. >> reporter: they used to play the music until 9 p.m. but they found more than a few of the resident living above the stores were saying

this is our camera in astoria. we can barely make out anything going towards queens or roosevelt island the the visibilities are reduced here. later today there's rain coming back here from cincinnati to st. louis to chicago. eastward. temperatures quite warm to start the day. 53 around new york city to newark to around elizabeth. a little east, northeast wind that keeps damp feel in here today. 100% around newark and elizabeth. we will be looking at the next seven hours. temperatures in the 50s to 60 by lunchtime today and we'll get into the low 60s again today. normal high temperature is about 43 degrees. in the park today we get to 60 by noontime driving into the low 60s. you still need gear for rain on thursday. we're going to talk about that coming up. weather then heather every 7 minutes. she's got all kinds of issues this morning. >> you were talking about the fog. let's take a look at a webcam. as you go on to the new jersey turnpike, this is right near exit 11, which is the exit for the garden state parkwa

eyewitness news reporter stacey sager is live in astoria tonight with the story. stacey. >> reporter: the suspect in this case is now charged with misdemeanor assault, but police confirmed to me they are now investigating this as a possible hate crime. now, earlier today this whole community came together in front of this man's store, community leaders are calling this a targeted attack because the owner of the store is muslim. >> i behind me so i'm so happy. >> reporter: clearly overwhelmed by this showing of support, muslim story owner sarker haque spoke in astoria. falling down on the side and then he scream at -- and i scream what's going on, what are you doing here? what's wrong with you? then he said i kill muslims. >> reporter: i kill muslims the words his attacker allegedly says after the victim says the attacker looked at a newspaper cover in his shop with this photo of san bernardino terrorist tashfeen malik on the cover. haque still has a black eye and this community known for its diversity trying hard to work through its bruised spirits. >> this is his

overpower, it's too loud. >> reporter: the astoria partnership says they used to play the music until 9:00 p.m. but found more than a few of the residents living above the to the that so they cut back the hours. as for grinches -- >> i try to tell them, get in the spirit. it's a lovely thing we're trying to do. >> reporter: she says for the most part, people think the music is beautiful. >> it's lovely. i like it. and it's joyful. >> reporter: but as with most things, beauty is in the eye or the ear of the beholder. scott rapoport, cbs 2 news. >> scott says he did find more people who liked the music than disliked it but the guy who said he's going to freak out -- >> laughing and he was serious. not even crack cracking a smile. >> no, he was serious. but we need joy. >> that's true. >> adorable. >> all right. >>> time now for the exclusive cbs 2 news forecast. >> yeah, getting cold out there. it will be a rude awakening for some. others will be pleased to step outside this morning and say, i mean, many have been longing for this. this cold, brisk air, it's in place today and tomorrow

from astoria, new york, please welcome back melissa caminneci. >> great to see you again. >> good to you. welcome back. >> thank you. >> you know, we talked about you and your dad and how he taught you to read tarot cards... >> that's true. >> and all that, but there is more to that. you're actually kind of playing for him today in his honor. >> i am.

we are marching to astoria where we look down the east river, way over to the right is the fdr. so you'll see our camera bouncing around a little bit east wind at 10-15 miles an hour, we've got rain right now, right here in our camera looks down as we can barely make out the power plant on the left. we are looking at what's going to be wet streets for your morning commute and icy streets to the north so make sure you've got the umbrella, rain coat temperature 38 degrees in the five boroughs to the north it's below freezing in northwest new jersey around warren county northern morris and bergen, you're seeing rain in central southern westchester but get above 287 to 84 and we've got that sleet there in central county. this will continue for a few wins out and everybody is over about 9:00 or 8:00 up and to the north and these showers continue until lunch time and then the afternoon will be cloudy and 52 degrees and all this stuff melts off and then we've got mild temperatures tomorrow and to end the year. we'll talk about the weather when the ball drops in times square. coming up

famous hollywood impossible for accused artists to work was drawn up in this room in the waldorf astoria hotel where i met with cranston and costars helen mirren and diane lane. >> i can't believe we're in the room where the document was signed. i'm feeling very haunted in here. >> reporter: in the film mirren plays trumbo's nemesis, hedda hopper, a powerful gossip columnist who could doom a career with the flick of her pen. >> whisper a movie you've written in secret. maybe i've even heard of it. >> i think we should all be very conscious and thoughtful about who and what we support. in our lifetimes. because it can come back and bite you if you find yourself as they say on the wrong side of history. and hedda certainly found history. >> reporter: cranston nailed the prolific writer who in real life did much of his best work in the bathtub with a trademark cigarette in his mouth. >> i work in a bathtub! >> always the smoking, always the curls of smoke. >> oh did it drive me crazy. it was difficult. but -- >> the moustache was quite a gift to kiss as well. >> i'll bet it was. was it? i'm

right now 59 in astoria, 50s across the board really. sdwrus just below 60 if in poughkeepsie poughkeepsie. 40s in the bridgewater. there may be some patchy fog developing there. everybody else generally up around 10. so there may be some spots of dense fog again later this evening. we've had a deck of clouds move over today. and this evening. behind that, though, still wamrmer air. nothing in terms of generating any rain for us, any immediate. this that will come monday and tuesday. in the meantime, if you're going to be out this evening, you still don't really need a coat. maybe a light sweater or jacket as the temperatures fall to the mid-50s. later tonight, 52 in the city. 40s in eastchester, garden city 52 in bridge hampton. no one below freezing. ennorth and west in the upper 30s to near 40. tomorrow's high 62, sunday 64. and that's when we hit the peak of the warmth. back to the 50s next week, still ten degrees above average with rain mixed in. we'll finally get 40s on friday for those of who you want to cool off a little bit next

where else would you find your princes but in betweens, astoria queens as we look towards the east river, to the left that is the socrates sculpture park. there you see the fdr and midtown. we've got a good visibility, 51 degrees now is our temperature. way warmer this hour of the day. a few clouds and some fog eastern long island, jersey shore. partly cloudy, clear skies back to the ohio valley. we're looking at 55 by the time we get to 9:00, 57 to 59 at noon and low 60s this afternoon warming into the mid-60s, maybe even upper 60s on sunday. at the bus stop here are the kiddos, the lug nuts are there. they're always there. 52 degrees at the bus stop this morning warming to 62 this afternoon. all right kids have fun at school. be very safe. >> you know what, you can always depend on us. we're always there. >> we're like the sunrise and >> we're always here for you. lets go over to a webcam. you know what else is there for you. if you're headed out the door and you travel through long island, here is the southern state parkway. this is suffolk county. if you're traveling through nassau c

are making a change to help the environment, 1 hotels joined the nyc carbon challenge, the waldorf astoriain times square is among the hop lar hotels taking on this challenge. >> a plan known for its pungent smell -- people lined up to take a whiff of the room, compared to an odor of a dead animal or garbage landfill, it only produced flowers every 1,000 days and only last a day or two before they collapse and the odor helps the plant survive in the wild. more ahead in the next half our of "action news" at noon, it's official, hundreds of dupont workers will be losing their jobs. >>> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you at 12:30, sky 6 hd looking live at philadelphia international airport the rain is easing but weather elsewhere is causing delays and cancellations, pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, sounds off on parts of a budget and says there is more work to do, we'll hear from an emotional governor wolf in a moment. >>> a popular mousse it's is missing his his friend was found dead. >>> we are getting word that 1,000 jobs at dupont are being lost after the recent me

from astoria, new york, please welcome back melissa caminneci. >> great to see you again. >> good to you. welcome back. >> thank you. >> you know, we talked about you and your dad and how he taught you to read tarot cards... >> that's true. >> and all that, but there is more to that. you're actually kind of playing for him today in his honor. >> i am. well, my father passed away about six years ago while i was in colle,

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sheepshead bay, astoria, at 46, 42 in ringwood, same temperature in sussex, 45 in bridge water and trenton, 42 in danbury. nothing on the way as far as any rain, precipitation is kornd. storm tracker is completely clear. that's the way it's going to remain until saturday. i'll show you about that in just a second. overnight we'll clear out the clouds. it's going to be cool but not too terribly cold for this time of year. 36 degrees with northwesterly winds at 10 miles an hour. tomorrow partly sunny, it will be breezy. it's going to feel colder than the high temperature of 45. but 45 is still above average for this time of year. looking ahead to saturday, that's when we're looking a the the area of showers off to the stronger low pressure system. it pulls the moisture off of the lakes and will give us a few flurries. they'll remain to the north and west of town. not going to affect us in the five boroughs. but north and west you'll see flurries on saturday. sunday a definitely the better day of the weekend. here's a lock at the seven-day forecast. we're finally going to look for temperature

if approved they will convert it into a waldorf-astoria or conrad-brand hotel. >>> the woman known as ubyer grandma will face a judge on charges she violated the ban. the 63-year-old fled the 63-year-old pled not guilty in court, but could face up a $3500 in fines. she has been cited four times this year while driving for uber which city officials ban under a transportation ordinance. she said she will continue driving even under -- even under threats of arrest because she feels her rights are being violated. >> i just want to do my job. and it is my business as an uber driver. and i should be able to do that. >> france air es uber is providing a lawyer for her as she fights the city and paying for legal fees. >>> it is 4:15. your map right now where things are green, and green means nothing is slowing you down. expressway, speed limit ride from furnace brook parkway into the city. pike looks good from framingham through the tolls and the alston-brighton areas. 11 minutes on from 1 to 128. 23 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree sp

. >>> new details in the shooting at the famous waldorf astoria. two people have been charged. one person faces charges of illegal weapons possession and evidence tampering. his brother is charged with trying to cover up what happened. >>> surveillance video shows innocent bystanders running for cover as bullets fly in the bronx today. police say a gunman dressed in a business suit got into a shoot-out with armored car workers. the thief who made off with $78,000 is on the loose. it is not known if he was shot. >>> the second shake-up in the homeless strategy in the past three months, the mayor announcing the commissioner of homeless services, gilbert taylor, resigning. the entire department will be restructured. taylor's boss quit in late summer, frustrated with the homeless problem. now mr. de blasio insists he is fully engaged in reducing homelessness. >> we recognize as the home alsoness situation persists that we have to evaluate whether the current structures make sense and what changes we can make to improve the work of these agencies. >> to that tend mayor sheas ordered

our camera over astoria not bouncing yet but as that wind picks up our cameras will get hammered tomorrow because we will get winds that will gust to 35 or 40 miles per hour. 55 degrees our temperature at 11:00. super mild. westerly wind at 5, but it's nice to see a westerly wind rather than the wind off the water. the high today 57, rung nine degrees above average. about half an inch of rainfall. a few spots saw three-quarters of an inch, like white plains, also do you know the shore. there are your sunrise and sunset times. more sun on thursday. notice we're getting into the 40s. 55 in newark. still near 60 in montauk right now. visibility also increasing. you see how it is low in connecticut and suffolk county, the visibility has really come up, he is special across eastern pennsylvania. so that will improve. tomorrow morning, clouds, a few breaks. winds already a chilly breeze. we're at 46 and we've also dried the air. heavier coat tomorrow. a mix of sun and clouds, very gusty wind. even if we reach 50, 52, it will feel like we're in the low to mid-40s. still a few showers with the co

. >>> a few dozen people gathered out the food market in astoria for a peace rally. police are investigating this weekend's' salt there as a hate crime. he was working when he noticed a man looking at the newspaper. the cover included a picture of the san bernardino killers. the store owner said th man shouted "i kill muslims" and started shouting at him in the life. >> i ask all my muslims, brothers and sisters not to be afraid. this is my country. >> the anti-defamation league said there's been an uptick in attacks regarding muslims. >>> tonight we're lerning about what americans think about the muslims from entering the united states. 57% of voters oppose that plan, 25% show support. now on the flip side of that, 42% of republican voters support this controversial idea, 36% oppose it. and that contentious can date is still polling very strong. ahead double digits nationally but he's facing tough competition from texas senator ted cruz who just locked in an ap announcement in iowa from an influential christian conservative. >> who has the right judgment? experience

pretty close to the normal temperature. 42 secaucus, 45 astoria. most people are low to mid 40s. further north and west, 35 sussex, 34 monticello, 36 in danbury. deeper valleys cold air sinks a little lower to the surface. with the rain falling there there could be a little bit of freezing rain from time to time. freezing rain advisory western ulster, eastern duchess, northwest sections of connecticut through the morning hours and not a big icing event. there could be icy spots here or there again with the temperatures flirting with freezing well to the north. otherwise, we've lost a little data in the last few images but there's a lot of rain sitting off to the south. a warm front here and cold front to the south. two systems have to get here in the rain today tended to be light for the most part. may pick up in intensity. the light rain will be drizzle and mist. never going to dry out today. future tracker shows that. the green area, that's the rain. that stays over. 8:00 in the morning, 1:00 in the afternoon. most of the areas seeing the rain into the evening commute as well.

>> this morning, new information on a story we've been following involving gunfire at the waldorf astoria hotel. police say a gunfired in someone's pocket at a wedding in june. shrapnel. he is charged with assault. >>> the operator of that runaway train in boston is now serving a 30-day unpaid suspension. this as officials decide on his future. massachusetts bay transit officials say david vast quez did not follow safety procedures when he left the train to fix a signal last week. that train took off with dozens of passengers on board. fortunately, nobody was injured. >>> well, railroad service on the ronkonkoma line is back to normal following an accident on the tracks. a truck hit the train after getting stuck urn the crossing gate. you see the crossing gate is behind the cab. it happened at about 5:30 p.m. yesterday. that accident caused delays during the evening rush hour. signal problems also causing delays of up to 30 minutes on several other lines. >>> this morning, we're hearing from a miracle motorist in northern california. don lee was driving when a truck lost part of its load.

queens, elected officia are going to condemn the possible hate crime attack on a muslim store owner in astoria. on saturday, mr. haque was attacked by a man who said he, quote, wanted kill muslims. police say haque was punched, thrown to the ground. the store's owner says he's shocked. he says he's always felt welcome in this community. >> we should be all together. we are in america. everybody came to america from somewhere else. we have togetherress. that's who we were. >> a good samaritan helped hold do the suspect, who was later arrested in this attack. >>> now to the latest on the donald trump controversy. many members of the new y k city council call him unfit to be president. >> there's nothing left to say about donald trump, except that he's a disgusting, racist running for president, period. >> the rally at city hall denounced trump for his call to stop muslims from enteringhe united states. a trump supporter heckled the group. they chant and a bloomberg one-day poll shows trump has some support. nearly two-thirds of likely republican primary voters agreed with his call for a ban. pre

that sideways sleet was coming down, i didn't hear a lot of happy comments. 36 in murray hill, 37 in astoria indicating we are above the freezing mark. long island, low 40s. jersey shore in the mid 40s. above freezing in bridgewater. white plains on north and west, this is the area aga myin where there's still that mixed precipitation of sleet, a little bit of freezing rain and in some cases wet snowflakes mixed in further north and west. monticello, 23. they're not going anywhere in terms of changing over to rain. here's future tracker. in sically it's rain from the ty just to the north. 87 line, there's the other line to watch. into rockland, west chester county, southern putnam county until 8:00 a.m. ol yster, duchess, you stay in the pink. a longer period of icy conditions up there means the problems will linger longest here. things will get better in the next couple of hours the further north you go. it will take a little bit longer. look at this, by 1:00 in the afternoon most of the showers have quit. first forecast, looking at a temperature of 37 in the city. rain here. rain by the su

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, queens elected officials will condemn the possible hate crime attack on a muslim store owner in astoria. they'll be standings outside the fatima food marts with owner sarker haque. on saturday, haque was attacked by a man who said he, quote, wanted to kill muslims. police say haque was punched and thrown to the ground. the store owner says he's shocked and has always felt at home in the community. >> we should be all together. we are in america. everybody came to america from somewhere else. we have to have togetherness. that's who we are. >> a good samaritan helped hold down the suspect who was later arrested. >>> well, the backlash against donald trump now unleashed at city hall. city councilmembers rallied to say his proposed ban on muslims traveling to the united states makes him unfit to be president. meanwhile until connecticut, a coalition of religious groups wants donald trump's name right now it's called the trump park residential tower. it's a 35-story building opened in 2009. it's the tallest building in stamford. the developer says changing the name would be difficult to ren

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a deli owner in manhattan, in astoria beaten add bloody, have nothing to do with any terrorist attacks. living here americans in this country. >> and you relate this to donald trump, why? >> i relate because donald trump's speech is insightful. hate speech. when you call for a man who is calling for registration of muslims, they are cheering on an american fascist, that really scares me. words can influence people to commit acts of violence against neninnocent people. >> what is your message to donald trump? >> our message is, he's not going to divide us. what scares me more than donald trump is the people who support donald trump. who is actually going to vote in this election? i'm calling on people of conscience, to say this is not the america i want to live in or my children to live in. >> you have talked about this on this program over the last six months. what's changed since six months ago until now, about the way -- about isla islamophobia today? >> today versus six months ago, i'm going to say it again, we're living in the most hostile civic environments even in the weeks after

. >>> a great view from our camera in astoria. we are looking down roosevelt island, pretty morning even to rosedale, queens. great visibility of 22 miles. 43 the temperature at 6:00 a.m. 27 kingston, poughkeepsie. the 27 carmel. those are warmer than normal. the park should be about 36 at this hour. 7 degrees warmer than normal at this hour in the park. 36 belmar. a little fog around this morning with the warm air even though it's in the 20s. warm air surging from the southwest. warms us up to 53. normal high about 46. it gets warmer this week into the 60s by the weekend. we will talk more about that in a moment. your accuweather forecast seven- day forecast. letter. >> not great if you are going to the george washington bridge if that's how you normally commute. check out the delay across the upper level. lower level doing better. look that the delay. this is because of a problem on the cross bronx. you can see across the george washington bridge on to the cross bronx, jerome avenue, eastbound side we have an two lanes are close

a live look over toward midtown manhattan from our camera and in astoria, queens. the fog losting for another hour expiring 10:00 a.m. for much of the tri-state area. visibility is now still down to .3 miles.

he lived at the waldorf astoria. he went to play some of going to movies. he was always a big movie fan. year before his death, two years before his death, he was asked to make a speech at the united states military academy at west point. he agreed to do it. and it is worth repeating verbatim here, he told them that war was an abomination. it goe was up to him he would abolish war. but then he quoted plato who would written, he had seen the end of war. and then he said, the shadows are lengthening for me, a that twilight is near. i listened vainly but the witching melody bugles blowing up faraway drums beating. in my dreams i hear again the clash of guns, the rattle of musketry, strange sounds of the battlefield. but an evening of my memories always i come back to west point, always the echoes, in my ear's, duty, honor, country. today, marks my final roll call to you but i want you to know that when i crossed the river, my last conscious thoughts will be of the core and the core and the core. two years later he was gone. he was the last one. and that's my s

wrinkle in their, he said here's another thing, don't live on the 42nd floor apartment of the waldorf-astoria. go to greenwich, commute in, establish residency and then run against a river cough nixon thought that bush could not make it from the senate down here but if you turned him into a connecticut republican he might be able to beat river cough. what is so wonderful and will speaks so much about his devotion to texas and the fact that he raised his family here and built his business here is at that point he thoroughly thought of himself as a texan and never bet on that. you know better than i do, if the president of the united states tends to suggest a pathway you listen. >> he made an interesting point in the book about comparing his position on the un and the 64 race and taking the position. from very early on george hw bush was the star of the family. shot down on september 21944 rescue after four hours a life raft commits the wind and tide have been going toward it was a scene of terrible japanese war crimes including cannibalism which led your dad to sometime said your mother, i was

. >>> this morning, two brothers are facing charges in connection to the gunfire at the waldorf astoria hotel. police say one brother's gunfired in his pocket at a wedding reception. three people were hit with shrapnel shrapnel. police say he handed off the gun to his brother and left the hotel. both brothers are charged with criminal possession of a weapon and tampering with evidence. >>> 5:40 now. the faa is investigating a laser that are hit a plane landing at newark airport. we should point out this is file video of these lasers. it happened just before 7:30 last night. the faa says the laser came from fortunately, the aircraft did land safely. >>> in tennessee, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a southwest jet to roll off the runway at nashville international airport. the faa says the plane rolled into the grass as it approached the arrival gate. 133 passengers and five crew members were on board. the plane was safely evacuated, and everyone was bussed to the terminal. >> we were taxiing in, and all of the sudden there was just a big boom, and it sounded like to me

you see from our camera here in astoria as we look southward we've got this fog and this is going to continue for a few more hours and we'll probably see this dying off a little bit. starting to push away off to the east. there's a few leftover showers. this will continue as we're looking from our cameras here. this is 4 time square looking south here. that is just socked in here, and for the afternoon as we look across the park you still see this is problem. of course we have this problem here at the george washington bridge. it doesn't help that the visibility is bad there also as you look across the hudson river at noontime. our temperature's way above normal at 58 degrees. 87% humidity will get into the low 60s this afternoon. the winds are calm. that allows the fog to hang around and yesterday's high 56. there you see the pressure also is a little bit below 30. the atmosphere unstable, and it will get a little more unstable as we go into tonight and tomorrow. we're looking at 56 at the hudson river valley. 54 in bridgeport, across coastal connecticut. 59s wrightstown and over to

is nixon said here is another it thing, don't live on the 40 second floor apartment of the waldorf-astoriahere the u.n. ambassador lives, go to greenwich, commute in, establish residency end them run against an -- engine to prescott bush opponent in connecticut for the senate. nixon thought that bush couldn't make it to the senate down here but if he turned him into a connecticut republican he might be able to do that and what is so wonderful about him, what speaks so much about george h. w. bush's devotion to texas and the fact that he raised his family here and built his business year is at that point he feral the thought of himself as a texan and had never been on that. the president of the united states suggests that have two the senate, you tend to listen, think about that, very little evidence, this is all from your mother's diary, that he really took that seriously. >> you may interesting point in the book about comparing his position on the un in the 64 race and actually taking the position. there are three examples where your dad, the reason i call the book destiny and power, i be

for the mandarin hotel on per room and if deal approved hilton approve the property into wall dorff astoria. >> anchor: 63-year-old stephanie franz pleading not guilty yesterday in portsmouth court and could face up to $3,500 in fines. franz been cited four times this year while driving from uber which city officials banned under a transportation ordinance franz says she will continues driving even under the threat of arrest because she feels her rights are being violated. >> i just want to do my job. and it is my business as uber driver and i should be able to do that. >> anchor: franz says uber is providing a lawyer as she fights the city and helping to pay legal fees. >> anchor: 9:17 and look at map and see where we are seeing 93 south giving us problems today. however, things are improving compared to where we were at about 8:00, 8:30 today and pike still slow from the weston tolls into the allston-brighton area, bumper-to-bumper through brighton right now. here are live drive times, 60 minutes to the tobin and 48 minutes 495 south to the leverett connector and 45 minutes on 128 south f

this our camera around astoria, and we'll be looking at this fog for the afternoon. so we're going to give it back to david and michelle. the president is about to speak. >> let's listen in. >> today the united states continue to lead the global coalition in our mission to destroy the terrorist group isil. as i outlined in my speech to the nation last weekend, our strategy is moving forward with the great sense of urgency on four fronts. hunting down and taking out these terrorists, training and equipping iraqi and syrian ground, stopping isil's operations by disrupting the recruiting, financing, and propaganda, and finally persistent diplomacy to end the syrian civil war so that everyone can focus on destroying isil. i just had a chance to meet with my national security council as part of our regular effort to review and constantly strengthen our efforts and i want to thank secretary carter, chairman dunford and vice chairman silva for hosting us and for their leadership of our men we heard from general austin who is leading the military campaign region as well as g

it was for a muslim man attacked in his store in astoria in what appears to be a hate crime. this is a community coming together to fight that kind of ugly behavior. lisa evers was there. she's joining us now with more on the story. >> good evening. many attack victims as you know would not want to speak out. a muslim store owners wants to thank people who came to his aid and community and make a plea for peace and understanding. muslim muslim. when he punched me, he told me i kill muslims. i was bleeding and in the hospital. >> reporter: you can see his black eye. that's one of the injuries he suffered when a florida man entered his food mart on saturday. the 55-year-old punched him while shouting anti-muslim slurs. he got emotional as he implored all american muslims not to be afraid. >> this is my country. i was in this country when i was 21 years old. >> reporter: he immigrated from bangladesh and is a u.s. citizen, a married father of five children, all honor students. classmates. messages of support from his neighbors and customers filled the store, a popular neighborho

camera in astoria looking south down the east river. to the right there is roosevelt island, way over to the right the fdr. we is can see a few little things here. got a little better visibility, you can see the empire state world trade. that's big alice, the power river. on the way. handy. we're looking at 50 degrees. the humidity's 83%. the wind is going to continue to be out of the east today. the pressure continues to fall as high pressure leaves, those rains coming up from the south. lows coming through the area the west. all that will team up to keep the barometer falling. nearly 2/10 of an inch of rain so far in the park. not likely we see much of a tomorrow. we are looking at steady rain for the evening commute and a lull or break tonight. more rain comes tomorrow. we clear out, it's a little cooler, chilly for thursday. we have a nice looking weekend coming up. kingston there was a little freezing rain. 40 you see toward central sections here around sullivan and orange counties, 37 up towards monticello. a northeast wind to an