story from cortland. pipeline standoff ended with the intervention of westchester county police for a second day. protestors crept close to heavy tree cutting equipment in the woods here. >> i think we're out here to land. back. >> not here your to have a conversation. i'm here to get everybody out of here. >> reporter: the pipeline work was shut down on thursday while a protestor put herself in harm's way. this is her land but the company took an eastment through eminent domain. >> there are two ways of keeping me safe. they can make me move or stop cutting down the trees until we can go to court. >> reporter: it's an ambitious natural gas pipeline project on one end going under the hudson river to lambertville, new jersey, on the opener end all the way to the ocean -- on the other end all the way to the ocean in massachusetts. it has the green light from regulators in washington but critics say it's moving too far too fast and needs a court review. >> we are doing everything we can to keep every bit of

attention everyone", and delivered what they called the neutron slam dunk >>> in the mid-1980s, cortland malloy was a rock star, writing for "the washington post," his finger on the pulse of urban life. in a rapidly changing city. >> we came out, blinded by the glitter ball turning. the sky seemed like the limit. you may call it a false sense of success. people thought we had it made. but it wouldn't take long before apparent. down. >> cocaine came to town. >> reporter: crack came to town. it caught up a lot of people, including the mayor. >> yes, lots of people. >> reporter: it caught you, too. >> well it caught me - i caught it. you know, going to parties, people were trying it, looking like they were having fun, stuff like that. >> with plenty to celebrate, len bias was caught up too. in june 1986, he was the first round draft pick of the national champions. he picked up the celtics jersey one day, had a million dollar deal and handed to campus to celebrate. next day he was dead of a cocaine overdose. >> stopped his heart. no one could believe it. the shock of it - they were still cel

. >> we have the van cortland mansion. we have this house, the museum of bronx history. we have the -- >> the edgar allen poe cottage is on the ground concourse. >> a lot of people don't know he lived in the bronx the last years of his life. he wrote the cask of monte here. >> arthur avenue is a tourist destination. who needs to go to manhattan when the bronx has its own little italy. there's the arthur avenue retail market. inside, italian goods and the beer hall. the bronx not only makes its own beer, it has its own island. >> city island grew more and have some of the great and best restaurants here in the bronx. >> sanctuary. you know you are home as you climb the bridge rise. temperature falling and earthy whiffs of a sea breeze. >> reporter: a borough with exotic plants, the new york botanical gardens opened in the '80s. >> the sole purpose is to preserve different plant species from all over the world. there's 15,000 different species there. >> reporter: you can check out the public gardens. >> reporter: wave hill is a cultural institution open to the public. >> y

we have the story from cortland. >> good evening, i'm dana tyler tyler. parisians honor lives lost when terrorists stormed restaurants a stadium and concert hall one week ago 130 people were killed last friday night and the global war with isis thrust into the spotlight. this morning, in the west african nation of mali, at least 18 people were killed when armed men stormed a hotel shouting, god is great in arabic as they opened fire. a group once affiliated with al qaeda claimed responsibility. leaders in the muslim faith are denouncing the violence and murders. cbs 2's meg baker spoke with the new york imam who says, the terror groups don't religion. >> they are not muslims. they claim to be. islam. islam condemns and forbids killing innocent life. >> reporter: this imam from new york wants to set things straight. >> after the prayer service, talk to the congregation telling them this type of

on the deegan, we have an accident out there southbound by van cortland park south in the left lane. we still have an accident on the jackie robinson parkway and one on the grand central eastbound before the pew gardens interchange. on the holland tunnel, there's a disabled vehicle on the newark extension bridge. >> we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>> another chilly start this morning. the warm spot actually the city. it's below freezing everywhere. 20 in sussex. 20 in danbury as well. a high climbing back to around 50. which is where it should be. a bright, sunny day. quiet tonight. more clouds for thanksgiving but a dry day at 59. milder for the shoppers on friday. 63. passing showers saturday. chillier on sunday and monday. darlene? >>> chris, thank you. come upping on the "today" show, are some stores leaving hazardous toys on the shelves? another local update in a half hour. >>> 7:30 now on this wednesday morning, november 25th, 2015, and this crowd will not be let down because adele is here and will perform in just a few minutes. we're going to put it up on the big ju