. >> these groups were coming into the bronx with just huge amounts of money, you know? and there was this perception that real estate in new york was never going to go bust. >> there were certainly many people that were buying the building site unseen. there's no doubt about that. they were buying a building in new york city, and, for them, that was park avenue and 79th street. many of these people had never been to the bronx, so they had no idea what park avenue and 179th street looked like. >> the environment i'm living in is, for my health, and not only for my health but for my kids, is not healthy. if i had the money, i would not be living here, but then again, being that i don't have the money, i'm willing to fight for what i have. this is what i have, and this is what i'm going to go for. >> the housing foreclosure crisis 5 years ago was one of the first signs that something was going very wrong with america's economy. >> good evening, we have news tonight about houses and foreclosures in america, and it's not the news any of us wanted to hear. >> but foreclosure

detrÁs del bronx están los paramilitares desmovilizados. >> un grupo armado que ha tomado el control,uc, tiene que ver con eso, gran parte de las personas que estaban con el tema de las autodefensas pues encontraron un negocio muy bueno. >> aunque la policÍa ha logrado poner tras las rejas algunos de los lÍderes paramilitares, y de vez en cuando, con un amplio despliegue de fuerzas, entran en el bronx, sigue siendo el mayor centro de trÁfico de armas y drogas en colombia y nadie parece tener soluciÓn para este problema. >> el bronx es una bomba de tiempo que puede estallar en cualquier momento, sigue sin control, y podrÍan aumentar en la ciudad los s+ ♪ ♪ >> le sale al paso a guillermo dÁvila, la mujer que asegura que su hijo es del famoso cantante venezolano, eso tras las declaraciones exclusivas que ofreciÓ ayer en "primer impacto", desde perÚ, ampliamos. >> fue el producto de un accidente. >> quÉ bajo. >> asÍ reaccionÓ jessica al escuchar las declaraciones exclusivas de guillermo dÁvila nos ofreciÓ en venezuela. >> en principio la cifra para poder llegar a verlo, a conversar con Él

. >> it's hard for people to remember what the south bronx looked like, but to say a war zone is not an exaggeration. >> not at all. there were empty lots. everywhere. >> reporter: while the bronx has improved over the years, it still remains a tough place to grow up. one out of two kids lives below the poverty line. >> i would have never thought in my wildest dreams i would end up being homeless and ending up in a shelter with my kids. >> reporter: as many as 22,000 kids sleep in shelters on any given night. >> okay, watch yourself. >> reporter: the big blue bus sponsored by the children's health fund is there to service their basic health needs. >> i would assume the parents feel a phenomenal burden and responsibility to get their kids health care. >> they're very focused on trying to make things happen for their children under circumstances that would challenge most average americans. >> you know, we were in hurricane andrew and katrina. >> reporter: so you really take this place -- >> we have taken our mobile unit to disasters around the country. >> reporter: there are now 50 big

they begin a stakeout of a bronx apartment.use he's considered armed and dangerous, law enforcement offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to his capture. eight months after the first robbery, audio surveillance on martin pedro's phone finally gives police the break they need. they discover he's at the bronx apartment of a female friend. on april 9th, 2003, members of the federal fugitive task force surround the building and move in. when officers attempt to break down the door, pedro jumps out a window and scampers up the fire escape outside. he quickly climbs to the roof. unfortunately for the leaping bandit, task force officers are well aware of his athletic ability. they are on the roof waiting for him. when he's arrested, police find he's carrying a handgun. once in custody, pedro has a simple request. >> he wanted to see his girlfriend one last time, so we arranged that. once had he saw her, and gave her a kiss good-bye, he was very, very cooperative and polite. >> when questioned by police, pedro has no problem

. >> sonya is the supreme court justice who was born in the bronx and, of course, grew up there with single mum, she had a hard upbringing - lots of love in the family, but not much money. she became a star at yale and princeton and now is a supreme court justice. i think she's about the third woman to hold that position. she's potentially more powerful than the president. because she gets the job for life. she'll be around for more years. she's the person who will trigger the ball. there's no mayors here. michael bloomberg is at home watching and so too the new mayor of new york, bill de blasio, after the ball drops, and there's a ceremony for him presided over by former president bill clinton. no mayor, but sonya will trigger the ball drop. >> that's an interesting choice, a supreme court justice. i feel for you with the weather. we saw kevin talk about the temperatures. is the crowd excited? >> yes. >> or are they trying to stay warm? >> are you kidding? the crowd is excited. most of the people in the crowd are pleased to be here, for a lot of them i think this is the fulfilment o

news 12 the bronx, has details. >> oh my gosh, are they okay?are okay. >> drivers on the busy expressway shocked after witnessing nothing short of a fici miracle. the three people that crashed in this plane on the major deegan expressway. the small plane was traveling back to danbury, connecticut when it's engine failed. >> i could pt believe what i was seeing. >> he saw everything he was filling potholes. >> the plane hit the ground. they came straight down and hit the tree tops. he and his co workers stra s sp into action. >> and it worked the pilot and two passengers walked out of the plane and onto solid ground. alive and relatively unharmed. >> that was m aagdalena torres from the bronx reporting. >> by tomorrow, it will be co colder in atlanta. duffy dixson looks at how people in atlanta are preparing for the cold weather. people bun lne bundled up. take a look at this. just the top of this fountain was still flowing. the rest of it an icy mass. well into the night home improvement stores doing a brisk business. manager helping one custome

a small plane made an emergency landing on a highway in the bronx.assengers had flown in from connecticut to see the statue of liberty. problems on the way back forced them down on the major deagan expressway. no major injuries are reported and the piper pa-28 apparently had barely a scratch. we've been reporting on the many problems the massive winter storm has created in a large part of the country. don't think anyone has been paying any closer attention than the people at the n.f.l. who have an open-air superbowl to run in new jersey in the four weeks. we asked terrell brown to take a look at what happens if they get the kind of weather then the midwest is getting now. >> workers cleared eight and a half inches of snow from the sight of next month's super bowl. a dress rehersal for perhaps one of the most challenging to put on in history. even green bay prepared for its playoff game in sub-zero temperatures has a heated field to help melt snow and ice not >> they hope that this is what people talk about as one of the legendary super bowls, "rememb

bronx public defenders has started national movement to limit caseloads and to try to deal more hole his i cannily with all of the -- holistically with all the issues defendants might be facing. like if they come into the system because they have been stealing and that's related to drug addiction or homelessness or whatever. those new programs are trying to have public defenders offices deal with the source of the problem, the look at the root of the problem and deal more broadly with the people that come through their system. so there is some good news out there. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> with a few weeks left in 2013 many publications are putting out their year-end lists of notable books. these non-fiction titles were included in "the economist"'s books of the year. in coolidge, syndicated columnist, amity shlaes recounts the years of the america's coolidge. ian baruma, "year zero", history of 19 h 1945. margaret thatcher, authorized eyeinggraphy, charles moore, a reporter for the telegraph recounts the late british prime minister's personal life an

millonaria que podría perder 1 millones de dólares el domingo vence el plato se vendió el premio en el bronxxicana 100% . >> es así como fanáticos dan apoyo al "tri" que hoy ira ante corea del sur . >> llevamos en la sangre el fútbol queremos ver este partido y echamos ganas . >> la picardia no falta . >> muchos disfrutan . >> vengo de michigan de vacaciones a ver el partido de méxico . >> sigo a méxico a donde quiera . >> a nueva york nueva jersey a dallas y estoy aquí te quiero piojo tenemos que ganar . >> los pronosticos al cielo . >> méxico 3 a 1 . >> [gritos] . >> 3 a 1 para méxico . >> méxico ganara 3 a 1 . >> 3 a 0 para méxico . >> así es 3 a 0 , . >> 2 a 0 para méxico . >> quien gana? . >> méxico! . >> cuándo! . >> 5 . >> me fui lejos . >> para venir a ver el partido ausencias y mentiras no faltan . >> no fue a la escuela y pues tenía también partido en la escuela , si y me reporte enfermo para venir . >> donde está tu jefe? . >> se vino conmigo . >> [risas] . >> como te das cuenta la picardia mexicana y la emoción esta a flor de piel, para tener una idea del cupo del Álamo dome 50 m

and the wbig one, the chargers against the denver bronx. >> bronx.s in wisconsin and other states are laughing at us that we're so scared ton cold. >> broncos, 49ers, patriots and seahawks. one more thing. ♪ waiting is the hardest part ♪ every day is one more card ♪ you take it on the face, you take it to the heart, the waiting is the hardest part ♪ >>> time for one more >>> time for one more thing. first off, "red eye" tomorrow night is on at 10:00, not 11:00. and beckle will be on with steven baldwin. 120 pound lady named molly schuyler. quite impressive. she ate a 72 ounce steak in three minutes. there she goes. kind of frightening. >> that is disgusting. >> 72 ounces, that's like 60 pounds. she weighs 120 pounds. look at that. i don't know where you pick up this talent. >> how does she do that? >> how do you discover your competitive fit? >> i think that's a cow. >> if you're going to eat a steak, you should savor it. that's not fair to the animal. >> that's not the point. >> killing them to get there. >> "red eye," i was on last night and i am -

. >> and the bronx tans tell all. >> how are you fixing your marriage. >> prayer and a lot of co

el bronx. un estudio de grabaciÓn para hablarnos de sus nuevos proyectos. >> hace unos meses me hicieron el acercamiento a mi manejador. me pareciÓ perfecto. y va como anillo al dedo con el lanzamiento de mi disco. >> cuenta con las colaboraciones de grandes amigos y colegas. >> la super leyenda, carlos santana. mark anthony, muy buen amigo. tengo la super participaciÓn de karen solamente mencionar su nombre me causa risa. porque es tremendo como diente. >> en primicia nos revelÓ detalles del nuevo trabajo. >> una canciÓn muy interesante, con una temÁtica muy fuerte. porque es un chico que estÁ admitiendo, reconociendo que es un envidioso. sencillamente, porque el amor de su vida estÁ en los brazos de otro hombre. >> asegurÓ que nos sorprenderÁ. >> estoy haciendo algo que no quiero revelar. pero es algo que creo que la gente va a apreciar bastante. porque nunca se habÍa hecho en bachata antes. >> se confirmÓ su participación en premios lo nuestro. le pedimos un adelanto. >> las sorpresas dejan

. >>> a close call on the highway in the bronx. a small plane made an emergency landing on the roadway. the pilot reported engine trouble while en route to connecticut. the passenger and pilot were treated for minor injuries. >>> the u.s. cost guard polar star is chugging through the frozen antarctic on a rescue mission. a boat still struck. three other ice breaking ships sent to help also got trapped. at nearly 400 feet long, the ship is designed to crack threw six feet of ice. >>> today aes's secretary of state john kerry continued his diplomacy to try to keep middle east peace talks on track. he report country asked the olympian palestinian president to recognize israel. >>> those a look at your stop sunday morning stories. back to you. >> thanks, mark. it may come down to supply and demand. too many people in bay area cities unable to keep up. >> linda looks at why continuing growth in the bay area has it own set of challenges. >>reporter: as painful as the commute can be these day, it's also a sign jobs and people are back. bu

>> what's the matter with the bronx? >> exactly. go to a catholic church in the bronx and do that. you will not -- >> go to harlem. see how that goes down. >> do that on a sunday in harlem, you will not make it out alive. that's why they go somewhere else. >> that's why they're going to oklahoma. i don't think it will go well over there. this is the problem, andy. they raised 20 grand to build a statue, none of which came from you. you support this. of course, right? >> i wanted to see how much further that was going to go. i sensed you were floundering. >> i was thinking going somewhere else. >> look, this is the satanic temple from new york, this isn't the satin of the exorcism. this is the sat tan of fundamental lost. >> you're telling our viewers to go to a satanic website? >> absolutely. they should read it. i do think there was the unfortunate quote from an oklahoma state representative. he said, quote, i think we need to be tolerant of people who think different than us but this is oklahoma and that's not going to fly here. it didn't come across too well. >> but it was actua

apparently in the bronx the republican party chairman there was going to need $25,000 in an envelope. he asked for 25 originally, they jawed it down and they got it down to a $15,000 bribe in an envelope. over in queens, it was the vice chairman of the republican party, he wanted $50,000 as his bribe, but he wanted it spread out so it wouldn't look so suspicious. he would take half up front and break down the other payments into less than $10,000. but it's got to be 50, that's the bribe for him. the state senator trying to get on the b the republican party chairman in the bronx who demanded those bribes, he gets arrested. the republican party chairman in the queens he gets arrested. he's allegedly the guy who set up all the meetings and aranged all the broibs, he's the one that said the bribes should be paid in an envelope rather than a bucket? he thought he might be able to become deputy mayor of new york city or maybe a police commissioner like bernie. but if you want to understand the cesspool we are talking about here. the former senate majority leader, malcolm smith, who got arre

>> i am from queens new york and parts extend in the bronx. primarily in queens and east bronx. he is talking about a more positive america. not just about new york or the queens, it is about the entire country. i think using the speech is an opportunity to uplift the american people. i think he did that tonight. we are looking to be uplifted and how we will improve the economy and what we can do. ... six. >> the need for congress to act and work with him and where congress fails to do is john that he will step been and provide direction at the executive level. finally, he focused on the fact that we should be optimistic, that we are, you know, coming out of a deep recession. my home state of nevada as 9% of employment. people have been hit hard, and that is why we need the extension of the unemployment, the increase of the minimum-wage and the focus on policies that really help the middle class. >> thank you for your time this evening. we will probably see you next monday night under special order. thanks, congressman. joining us now from the other side of the rotunda is senato

>> what is matter with the bronx? >> go to a catholic church in the broption and -- in the bronx and do that. >> do that in harlem. >> do that on a sunday in harlem and you will not make it out alive. >> that's why they go somewhere else. >> that's why they are going to oklahoma. i don't think it will go over there. you know, this is the problem, andy. they raise 20 grand to build a statue. you support this, of course, right? >> i wanted to see how much further that was going. i sensed you were floundering there at the end. look, this is the satanic temple from new york. this is not the satan of the exer -- exer civil. this is the paradise lost, advirsary. if you look at the fundamental tenants you won't december agree with any of them. go to the website and check it out. >> you are telling our viewers to go to a satanic website? >> yes, absolutely. you should read it. >> i do think there was an unfortunate quote from an oklahoma state representative. he said, qoit, i think we need to be tollent rent from people who t

. >> you wondered when you got there, you were in an apartment in the bronx, and came from this tropical forest. >> forest area of puerto rico, beautiful. >> it was beautiful. i was just there a few weeks ago, and it's gorgeous. in new york it's cold and in february. my first day of school there. >> you were adorable. she said you were going to have a better life. >> and i was freezing my behind off saying, this is better? what happened to the palm trees and all that. later on, i guess i was about 10 when i was younger because i never looked my age, that's when i started to dance. i did a lot of weddings and stuff. >> was it rita hayworth's uncle that got you dance lessons? >> it was, because her real name was margarita. >> then you got a gig. he took you on stage. >> i was six years old when i danced with him in a greenwich village nightclub. he was just so proud of me. i was seven. he partnered me in a spanish dance. it made my debut in a hispanic nightclub. >> that's woven in about breaking through the stereotype. the break was when somebody spotted you and wanted to introduce you to

a small plane had a hard landing on a highway in the bronx this afternoon. just submitted to cnn. it happened on the major deegan expressway. wabc reports there were three people on that plane but no one was seriously hurt. very good news. we'll bring you more on this at the top of the hour. >>> also at 5:00 p.m. world war ii veteran jailed simply because he couldn't make a repair on his home. >>> plus, why u.s. ships may now be deploying to antarctica. "cnn newsroom" continues at the top of the hour, but right now keep it tuned for "sanjay gupta, m.d." >>> hey there, welcome to "sg md." new year's time is a great time to hit the reset button. with your health and a lot of other things as well. whether you need a fresh start or just a tune-up, today is an important show because we're going to talk about checklists, things that you need to bring to your doctor before you see them. >>> and also the biggest myths around losing weight. a lot of people thinking about it this time of year. so i decided to give a roadmap to a smart and healthy year. >>> but, first,

. >>> a close call on a highway in the bronx. a small plane made an emergency landing on the roadway. the pilot reported engine trouble while en route to connecticut. the passengers and pilot were treated for minor injuries. the plane was towed off the highway on a flatbed truck. >>> the u.s. coast guard polar star is chugging through the frozen antarctic on a rescue mission. an australian research ship myered in ice since christmas still stuck. most of the passengers and crew were airlifted to land. three other icebreaking ships sent to help also got trapped. nearly 400 feet long the polar star designed to crack through six feet of ice, blinding snow, extremely thick ice and fierce winds hampering the rescue effort. >>> secretary of state john kerry continued his shuttle diplomacy to try and keep the middle east talks on track. though he met with palestinian and israeli leaders for a third day then moved on to jordan and saudi arabia. kerry reportedly asked the palestinian president mahmoud -- abbas to recognize israel as the je

the republican party chairman in the bronx who demanded those bribes, he gets arrested. the republican party chairman in the queens he gets arrested. he's allegedly the guy who set up all the meetings and aranged all the broibs, he's the one that said the bribes should be paid in an envelope rather than a bucket? he thought he might be able to become deputy mayor of new york city or maybe a police commissioner like bernie. but if you want to understand the cesspool we are talking about here. the former senate majority leader, malcolm smith, who got arrested for trying to bribe his way on to the ballot. he's one of three recent senate majority leaders from the new york state senate who have been arrested for corruption. republicans, democrats, doesn't matter, three. everyone remembers eliot spitzer resigning in his prostitution scandal. let's not forget, the state comptroller who just got out of prison last september for his role in the state pension fund scheme. all that is before you get to new york's congressional delegation, which is a thing of beauty, congressman lee

we no longer have a bronx house detention or a queens house of detention.s a more efficient way to combine all our resources. and we have 400 people working here, and we are able to do a process that enables us to provide help for rikers island. >> the inmates housed on the barge are adult males with classifications ranging from low to high. >> drug-related charges and a firearm charge. you know, i'm already -- i'm already in the process of a sentence plea. >> i've only been here like a month. and i expect to be here, who knows? i really don't know. hopefully i get bailed out. that's what i'm really waiting for. >> basically, i have been arrested about three times, three or four times. i'm really state property, waiting to go upstate. >> molen jackson, convicted on a drug charge, is waiting for an opening in one of new york upstate's prisons. >> what's going on here, like we say, this is a boat, so it's a little different area from what i'm used to, being in jail. when you are in jail, it is tight. it's a cage. it's something you got to adapt to, you unders

that pilot sat down the plane in the northbound lane of the major expressway in the bronx just moments. the new york city fire department reports no injuries that are major. we'll update you as we learn more about this situation. >>> welcome to america's

supreme court justice and bronx nati native led the count down. >> a new year's promise from russianident vladimir putin, vowing to fight those he labelled as terrorists until their destruction. three dozen people were killed in two suicide bombings in volgograd. security has tightened

separate counties and they are collective rather than saying we have to solve the problems just in the bronx or manhattan. it would be all the same. i think he makes a good point. i think san francisco had done more than other regions have and i believe all the housing is going to be at least 20 percent more affordable. there is thousands of units going to be built there and i'm wondering maybe staff can give us a resort. i know that they do about what's happening in other counties as far as san francisco as far as their inclusionary housing requirements and each city of course and what they are providing in terms of affordable units relative to what san francisco is doing. so, i think that would be an interesting thing to learn about. >> if there is nothing further commissioners, we can move to department matters. item 8. >> good afternoon, if my voice holds up, i just wanted to let you know that we are starting budget season. and the packet that you will receive today for next week you will be seeing a memo giving you an outline of a current status of this department's budget and revenues

they've been staying for a year and a half, along with 19 other families in a city shelter in the bronx. >> it's infested with mice. it's not well kept. >> since 2012 the number of homeless people rose 20%. families make up the largest and fastest growing population. advocates claim the recession and outgoing mayor michael bloomberg. >> for the first time in more than three decades, there's literally no permanent housing assistance helping families move from shelters into their homes. >> critics say he abandoned the homeless. cutting funding and expanding shelters. the mayor says expanding shelters keeps the homeless off the streets. >> at the same time rents are rising to an average of $3,000 a month. >> most low income and homeless people can't afrt to rent in the city, and subsidised housing like this doesn't have enough openings. >> the soup kitchen at the holy apostles shirt serves 3,000 a day. >> college students come out. they can't find a club. a lot of people are unemployed. people in between jobs. people struggling. >> many of them are homeless or on the verge of being homeles

. >> see if chuck from the bronx can handle squid in a can. >>> the video's called hang-gliding the accident, sounds like a movie title and also you pretty much know what's going to happen, right? but just like a movie this video's got a bit of a twist as well. it was done in 2013. it's trending now. you see the guy take off okay, right? the twist isn't about this guy, somebody he notices up in the air a fellow hang-glider, he notices him to the left. there he is right there. his wing is white. but what he notices about this guy he's going very straight and going down and going down fast. >> oh. >> so this guy eventually goes into sort of rescue mode, chases after this guy from the air which is pretty incredible in itself and decides he may be the first person to be able to get to this man. says that he notices that the guy hit the ground and hit the ground hard and fast. you see there he's waving at somebody down on the ground. you'll notice here he's trying to get to the ground as quickly as possible to help this guy out. especially right here you'll notice he's pushing down on the rail of

coleman spent his entire pro career as a new york yankees infielder, helping the bronx bombers to four world series titles. his playing career was put on hold during world war ii and the korean war when he served as a decorated marine corps pilot. but perhaps coleman will be best remembered as the voice of the san diego padres. he served as the team's radio announcer for more than four decades, becoming famous for phrases like oh, doctor and you can hang a star on that one, baby. he'll be missed. >>> now for a look at the national weather, once again, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins. you've been a busy man. >> an active weather pattern. a lot of times we get cold outbreaks, alaska tends to be warmer when the midwest and central plains are very cold. it is 11 in fairbanks this morning. almost 11 degrees in dallas. that's how extreme that we're talking some of the weather is. now, as we go throughout the new year, one of our resolutions was to get some of the rainfall into california. we're not going to do it today, but we will get some rain into the pacific northwest. not a ton of

he spent his entire career as a new york yankees infielder helping the bronx bombers to four world series titles. his career was put on hold in the korean war when he served as a decorated pilot. coleman will best be remembered as the voice of the san diego padres. he served as the team's radio announcer for four decades becoming famous for the phrase, oh, doctor, and you can hang a star on that one, baby." nbc meteorologist bill karins, i cannot get over how cold it is outside. >> you're about to find out and realize it because it's coming to the east coast. that's what's next. we talked about where it's hitting hard now. let's talk about who is going to have the changing weather through the day today. our storm system dumped all the snow yesterday, now exiting up into canada. we've had freezing rain on and off up through new england in the last 24 hours and now the arctic blast is heading your way. the cold front, begin be of the arctic air is making its way through ohio and kentucky. the next stop will be the northeast. no problems, morning commute at 995, as the day moves on, the arct

father, he died when she was 16 years old, and she took it so hard she had to leave her home in the bronx>> i would be on the streets from time to time. in the subway, sleeping in restaurants. and i would wonder where i would sleep after i got out of school. >> reporter: she found a shelter for homeless youths between 18 and 21. >> i can go to work and come home to a bed, to a shower, to food, so i was really excited that i could actually calm down and think about what is my next step in life. >> reporter: she hopes that next step comes in the new year. >> to save enough money so i can move on. >> reporter: hector shares the same wish, he came to the covenant house when he did not have a place to sleep either. >> i applied for housing. that didn't work, so i was like you know what, maybe if i can go to a shelter, maybe they can help me. >> reporter: these are just two kids of thousands who need help. in fact the need is so great especially here in new york city that the covenant house alone has to turn away 300 young people a month. the reason? they simply don't have enough resources. >>

earlier, a small plane made an emergency landing in traffic in the bronx. the cold and ice have made for equally treacherous conditions on the road. at least a dozen cars involved in a pileup on a highway in a new york. >> very icy out there. as soon as i got in my truck it was like an ice skating rink. meteorologists say the american midwest and northeast are being gripped by a polar for tax -- polar vortex. temperatures could feel as low -60 fahrenheit -- -16 fahrenheit and -60 celsius. frostbite could set in within minutes. >> it is unlike anything we have seen in decades in this area. we have temperatures that are potentially deadly or certainly life altering temperatures. the national weather service advises people to stay indoors. but the deep freeze didn't keep its roots fans at home. in wisconsin, supporters turned out for one of the coldest ever for board on sunday. crowds bundled up to cheer on the green bay packers. not enough to secure a win, but enough layers to keep warm. >> that weather conditions -- bad weather conditions forcing mayhem here

that pilot sat down the plane in the northbound lane of the major expressway in the bronx just moments ago. the new york city fire department reports no injuries that are major. we'll update you as we learn more about this situation. >>> welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm paris faulkner. a large part of of the nation is expected to get hit with some of the coldest temperatures we've seen in years. the dangerous deep freeze is causing major concerns even in places that are used to experiencing cold weather. minnesota's governor is already closing down schools for monday and that is still two days away. temperatures are expected to dip well below zero. and in the negative teens in some northern cities. and that same arctic air also expected to head to the east coast by tuesday. brian yennis is live in new york's central park with more. >> reporter: hi, paris, well, here in central park the temperature is about 25 degrees, considering that last night the temperature felt about negative two degrees in central park. now, here we're learning about the deep freeze. the national weath

take vo --el japones de 25 aÑos acordo con el equipo del bronx por 7 temporadas con un valor de $155una clausula de salida luego del cuarto aÑo.... tanaka se une a un renovado equipo de los yankees quienes tambien firmaron al jardinero jacoby ellsbury, el receptor brian mccann y al toletero carlos beltran.... wipe vo --el lanzador chad gaudin no vestira mas la camiseta de los gigantes de san francisco.... el jugador acordo con el equipo de los phillies para la proxima temporada... gaudin inicio 12 juegos para los giants y termino con una marca de 5-2 con una efectividad de 3.06 wipe vo ---para finalizar, los problemas para el equipo de los raiders continuan pero ahora fuera del emparrillado... tiene que ver con sus porristas; 'las raiderettes' entablaron una demanda por presuntament e solo recibir un salario de mil 250 dolares por temporada, lo que equivale a 5 dolares la hora... ---las demandantes tambien aseguran que no les pagan por participar en eventos y que los raiders le deben miles de dolares a varias ex porristas. ---el equipo no se pronuncio al respecto. jf on chroma tag-ou

. >>> we have new video to show you of a bronx home that was demolished when the driver of a cement pumping truck lost control and slammed into it. a woman and her two young children were in the home but managed to escape injury. the truck was driving about 50 miles per hour on a nearby highway when it went off a ramp into the home. the cab of the truck was lodged so deep inside the home firefighters couldn't get to it for fear of their own safety. one man said he saw falling bricks hit firefighters. the driver of the truck was killed and five other people were hurt. >> still ahead "today in the bay," o.co's coliseum undergoing major transpormation. >> the 49ers injuries keeping running back frank gore out of this weekend's pro bowl. >> we're looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. much more traffic than a holiday. we have an issue. we'll turn the camera and see what's going on. >> welcome back. o.co coliseum getting ready for a new look for a while. today more than 500 truck loads of dirt will be dumped in the coliseum for this weekend's monster energy super cross race. all of those tru

. >>> yankee stadium, bronx, new york, the new york yankees have played in this neighborhood for 91 years. today the closest rivals in the nhl, 14 miles apart, on the banks of the harlem river. yankee stadium, the timeless cathedral of the baseball world. >> the bambino. >> speak that magical name today, and thoughts drift to, yes, hockey

. >> reporter: at home in the bronx, angel lives with his parents in public housing. >> don't take big bites. his mom helps him with life's most basic activity did though she has noticed karate has made him for flexible. >> what are your hopes. >> he being independent and he better get married. >> that's it. you want to get married. >> most people with cerebral palsy will never be completely independent. right now, there is no cure, but carey said karate is giving these students a sense of inner strength. >> if you can turn inward and think about what you have achieved, i think that's, you know, certainly a tremendous boost for your self confidence. >> for people who have spent lives feeling different, he says, this realization is empowering. roxanna, al jazeera, new york. >> for a peek at the national forecast, our meet roth stephanie. >> morgan, it's definitely soggy for the start of saturday. temperatures aren't really all that bad. we have some milder air in place. >> that's the rain we are seeing up and down the eastern seaboard but we are also dealing with the threat of severe we

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and check thought small plane on an expressway in the bronx. >> we are losing engine. tower, tower, we're losing engine power. >> reporter: the pilot, on his way to connecticut, making a miraculous landing. >> i'll never make it. where do we touchdown? >> we are going to touchdown on the deegan expressway. >> reporter: no one nurt any of those potential plane disasters. as pilots and airlines put safety first, it's sheer chaos inside the airports. >> we don't have a plane, we don't have a crew, then they say say have a crew, they don't have plane. it's a big back and forth. >> reporter: jet blue announcing today it is canceling dozens of flights out of boston's logan airport, saying it will take days, not hours, to get people where they are going. today, passengers departing for chicago experiencing delays over fife hours long. departing for detroit many than three hours. still, some travel earls are trying to see the adventure in it all. lisa cho and her friends camping out at laguardia for four days now. >> this is hour home. we even built a little fort. i have on my

he helped the bronx bombers to four world series titles. his playing career was put on hold during world war ii. perhaps coleman will best be remembered as the voice of the san diego padres. he served as the team's radio announcer for more than four decades. becoming famous for phrased like oh, doctor and you can hang a star on that one, baby. >>> and now for more of your sports headlines, my friend betty nguyen is here. >> hey there. >> wild card weekend. it was 5 degrees at kickoff and felt like minus 10 with the wind chill. somehow though the fans, they didn't seem to mind and neither did milwaukee born, colin kaepernick. kaepernick connects with vernon davis to take back the lead. then tied 20-20 with three seconds left. phil dawson in for the win. it is good, folks. the niners win 23-20. >>> the chargers, they are capitalizing on cinci qb andy dalton's multiple mistakes. in the third dalton runs for the first down, slides untouched but fumbles the ball. chargers get it. an almost pick six by dalton. he had three turnovers as the bengal

on tap for the celebration, a notable first, sonia sotomayor a bronx native, will be the first to trigger the ball drop. it may be the first time a supreme court motion follows a live miley cyrus performance. from around the country and the world, the throngs started gathering early willing to endure the bitterly cold temperatures. talk me through these layers. what do you have going on here? >> i have a blanket. >> reporter: oh, a blanket underneath? >> yeah, i have like two pants on, i have three shirts, a sweater. >> reporter: this poor mother from georgia came out early to secure spots while his 17-year-old son slept in at a nearby hotel. teenagers, right? >> what we'll do for our children. >> reporter: but nearly everyone you see says the discomfort and cold is outweighed by the fun and the thrill of being on hand for one of america's most time-honored traditions. by the time the ball drops there will be people out here who have waited nine hours to see it. i give them a lot of credit. the temperature now lingering in the 20s. i've been on air for 15 minutes and i am chilled to the b

connecticut after touring the statue of liberty saturday, so the pilot put the plane down on a busy bronxrstate. there were no serious injuries. >> on the "cbs moneywatch" yahoo! is targeted in an attack and the hot tech toys you'll be wanting this year. wendy gillette is here with that and more at the new york stock exchange. >> good morning, anne-marie. tokyo's nikkei lost more than 2%. hong kong's hang seng dropped half a percent. here on wall street investors will be focused the december unemployment report due out at the end of the week. the dow jones industrial gained 28 points. the nasdaq lost 11 points. >>> thousands may have been spread by a viewer russ spread by advertisements. yahoo! said the ads were served on january 3rd and spread malware. that's software that disrupts the computer's operations or gather sensitive information. it says apps and mobile devices were not affected. >>> wearable devices are the hottest items. smart watch sales are expected to reach 1ment 5 million this year and ultra hd televisions that offer the quadruple number of pixels are also expected to be

they looked at a project in the bronx. there is a plane to have 1200 jobs created. unfortunately, the higher minimum wage that was being applied caused it to be killed in a new project -- and a new project only creates 250 jobs. is it better to have 250 jobs that pay slightly more or better to have 1200 jobs. is a worthy goal then solving some of these other issues that are out there. >> let's look back a little bit. it is fair to say the last quarter of 2000 13 was not a great quarter for the conservative movement or your group. it was seen as a debacle by a lot of people within the parties. it dropped to the lowest approval level. you had a falling out with speaker john boehner. a lot of republicans have decided to distance themselves. describe this bruising time? >> i do not think there have been that many republicans have distanced themselves spirit at the end of the day, if the shutdown was caused by the .resident as we are seeing the problems with obamacare, the fundamental flaws for america that he had and that he has turned into law, more and more people are

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. >> the bronx got a good lead there. they're going back. looks like a clear win right there.denver broncos are going to win the super bowl. >>> somebody was feeding those other purpose snacks backstage. they were cute though. we're going to find out who's right at metlife stadium. joe buck will be calling the game on fox. buck is widely considered to be one of the most fair announcers in sports. check out the welcome that he gets from new yorkers. >> new york city, home to super bowl xlviii. you know, some people think i have a bias against this city. not true. i've got to say, i love it and it loves me. >> [ bleep ] you joe buck. you hate the yankees, you hate the giants? we hate you. >> guys want to take that again. >> it's always a treat to be back here in new york city. the greatest city -- greatest -- >> i can't do this with the honking. what's great about new york is you can go just about anywhere and take in some culture. >> yeah. we have some great exhibits right now at the met like the american west in bronze and [ bleep ] for your bias against the yankees. >> do you