cuomo's office says that he will sign an executive order making the minimum wage $15 an hour for all state workers by the end of 2021. earlier today, new york city mayor bill de blasio spoke out in support of higher wages at rallies in brooklyn and in harlem. workers are demanding a minimum wage of $15 an hour for everyone in the u.s. and want the issue to be part of a national discussion in the upcoming presidential election. >> 8 dollars dollars 75 -- $8.75, $15 an hour would definitely help me within the cost of living as far as living in a place like new york city. >> huge difference. governor cuomo already signed off an $15 an hour for fast food workers. >>> major league baseball says it is launching its own investigation after former mets' star jose reyes was charged with domestic abuse. the maui police say reyes grabbed his wife by the throat and threw her into a sliding glass door in had the hotel room in -- the hotel room in maui on october 31st. reyes who now plays for the colorado rockies is free on bail and some wonder if could be the first player subject to major league

king cuomo ii, he is terrified of any form of criticism. in my jacket, i he sees the coming fact that he is going to be a 1-term mayor. do everything in my power to make sure you are put on to the retirement rail. juliet: it is polyester. comfortable. >> are you making a fashion statement about me? -- be open, legitimate town hall meeting. >> i will share a split with you at gracie mansion. you are smoking it everyday. what about this geriatric espressos it in psychotic killer of organized crime, they turned him loose. what is wrong with this jury? you know who this guy killed? remember this scene in good fellows, the whig guide, i want my cuts, he got his cut of a. he killed maury, he killed the whig guy and is going to get away with it. these geriatric espresso sticking organize killers of organized crime got to be haunted until the day they die and if we can get them they got to do 20 years without parole. that would put them at the century mark. ben: curtis sliwa, posted "the curtis and kuby show". >> are as vp, reject curtis sliwa very

. >> the city just did more. >> reporter: late today a pointed response from governor cuomo saying he is glad the city is finally starting to act on the very real homeless problem. given the severity of the situation, says his spokesman, the state will be providing management assistance to the city and additional resources. oversee de blasio. >> thank you. >>> we have new details tonight in the terror raids in today. cbs 2's dick brennan joining us live from our newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: it appears the terrorists were planning another strike but after a gun battle, two terror suspects are dead. includes the mastermind of the paris attacks. revealed the identities of the suspected terrorists killed or arrestedded in an overnight raid in saint-denis. police stormed the building and met heavy resistance. >> there was an exchange of gunfire, very active gunfire, with about 5,000 bullets. >> reporter: amateur video shows some of the eight suspects being led away in handcuffs. at least two others were killed including one man and a herself up. forensic teams are combing the sce

>> yes. >> reporter: governor cuomo has gotten behind this fight. several hundred fight for 15 protesters began on court street in brooklyn from fast food workers to home health aids, they say their wages around $10 an hour is not enough. >> it's a struggle. the rent is going up. everything is going up except for everybody's salary. i mean, we're like on the bottom. >> reporter: chantal works at papa john's, her rent is $500 a month. she says she can barely support herself and has no clue how her co-workers support family on that job. it has mayor de blasio in this corner. >> when people have a decent wage and decent benefits, then we're on the pathway to middle class. right now, what itself the truth for a lot of people? even working two jobs is hard to get by if all the best you can get is minimum wage. >> reporter: just to make it clear, it will take a few years for this $15 an hour minimum wage to take effect here in new york. for the public workers as well as for fast food workers. there have been so many of these rallies over the last three ye

governors cuomo and christy pledge the other half will be paid by the two states. >>> happening today, a hearing will be held by the city council to help commuters in so-called transportation deserts. the council is considering 11 new bills to bring mass transportation to areas in the city that need them. among them, on metro-north and lirr trains. metro-north trip from the bronx to grand central cost nearly $9 during peak time. >>> happening now, the witch of november. it's moving across the country. more states are bracing for its impact. it's the name for a phenomenon, a powerful low pressure systems that bring along severe wind and storms. tornadoes reported. strong winds topped trailers at air national guard base there. took down trees and power lines. this is colorado where the same system dumped more than a foot of snow in parts of that state. >> i don't like the name of that at all. >> chris, i'm -- that's the actual name. >> is that like on thebrook broom stick. that's news to me. we're talking about strange weather. you have the fall weather season which can be relatively wa

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i'm chris cuomo with hale gorani. give us a sense how this city has changed. >> it's sunny and a beautiful day but yesterday, it was grimy and people were in shock still. saturday night, paris was empty. i've never seen it like that. you felt like people were staying home but today i'm sensing a different mood. >> this is different this time and not about the number of dead and injured and always significant but not driving the emotions or the intensity here. that was specific. they knew it was under attack and here there is a disbelief about what the future hold. not that this was the past of what happened but it may be a signal of the present and future. >> chris, what is interesting it was a way of life in paris targeted by these terrorists. paris is known for its cafes and restaurants and having a glass of wine with friends and listening to music. in the case of that concert hall that was so viciously attacked and that way of life is under assault here. >> many of those feelings by investigators too. they know for

governor cuomo says the office will promote mutually beneficial tourism opportunities and economic ties. cuomo and the mayor were in push to rico to lend support at health care rally. >>> and coming up as news4 at 6:00 continues, you've probably seen lots of delivery workers riding them all over the city. electric bikes. the problem is they are illegal. why are they everywhere? an i-team investigation. >>> major change could be coming to the american museum of natural history. >>> and will we break a record tomorrow? storm team4 meteorologist, janice huff, what do you think? >> it looks pretty good. close to 80 degrees tomorrow. but do have a good forecast for you cooler weather fans coming up next. at hospital for special surgery. >>> american history museum has approved the plan for a six-story addition. it's going to contrast with the older buildings. it's planned for the columbus avenue side of the museum on the upper west side. if approved by the city, the new addition is set to open in 2019 or early 2020. >>> volunteers have removed as many as 50 cats from a home on long island. o

. >> but it didn't sit well with governor cuomo. trains and buses in the tri-state area and traffic as bad as ever. democratic mayor bill de blasio stood with republicans like executive rob astorino. their message? we need money now. >> there is no litmus test we took before we agreed to get funding for our communities. we have to fix our roads, our bridges, our highways, our mass transit. >> they gathered as congress has proposed an $80 million cut for transportation funding. this even though there are and a new york city commuter spends but governor cuomo took issue with the. >> this is a man who is against a woman's right to choose, this is a man who wants to lock refugees out of this country. it is not a person i would stand next to. >> it seems like the governor has some insecurities, and since he's a constituent of mine, i would be more than happy to set him up with the department of community mental health if he needs help on this issue. >> the 11th hour plea of more cash comes as millions of americans are getting ready to tr

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

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 on charges of posting online threats. under park was a restaurant wednesday. police say park had posted on social media sites that he was going to, quote, shoot every black person he sees on university's main campus in colombia, the campus had been rocked by unrest ever perceived racial insensitivity. one student went on hunger strike. the football team for and to boycott their next game. on monday the president of the university system and the chancellor resign. the football team resumed practice wednesday. the communications profess

. >>> governor cuomo plans to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. thatawill be by 2021. they staged ralliesre pushing for the $15 minimum wage. what they would like now. cuomo and o'political leaders express their support for the pay increase following a rally. >> this is about basic work, basic justice. >> o worker should be forced to make a choice etween putting food on the table and paying their month's rent. >> about a thousand of them work here in new york city. >> to> r new plan is proposing an overhaul of amsterdam avenue in te der to bring another bike lane to tupper west side. thy.e first pha would produce a northbound bike rouchlt work on that plan could beg next spring. the second would expand it south of 72nd street. to make room amsterdam avenue would now be reduced from four lanes of traffic to three. island -- islands, i should say, to make crossing easier and new parking regulations to we reduce double parking during hsiness hours. i'm sue there will be lots of opinions about this, whether it's a great idea or terrible idea. >> there are many times where

. >> reporter: so it's no wonder that governor cuomo is saying he needs to help save the city, come up with state solutions to make new york city more livable. >> we had a terrible violence problem. and we restored order. and now you're seeing police officers assaulted. >> reporter: the mayor's approval rating has sunk to just 38%, his lowest and pollsters say he's losing support among black and latino voter, his base. and on crime, a key issue for voter, 38% approval, 54% disapprove. and 49% say he doesn't deserve a second term. and 42% say he does. and that hasn't stopped him from raising money for another >> it's an informal beginning. obviously people who weren't me started the discussion over the last few months so we wanted to let them know that i was residence lawsuit about coming back. >> reporter: the mayor has had a difficult few months, criticized for his national focus and he has been engaged in a war with governor cuomo. cbs 2 news. >>> police are releed new video of a deadly robbery in a deli. it shows two men entering last tuesday. one stood by the dispore the other pull

patrick foye was appointed to the position by governor cuomo in 2011. during that time the port authority has dealt with the "bridge-gate" scandal in new jersey as well as state and federal investigations. foye position is scheduled to be eliminated when the port authority fills the newly created position of ceo. >>> 'tis the season to take advantage. packages on doorsteps and lobbies are prime targets. there's a new option to keep your deliveries safe. >> also, he was booeded when he was drafted but knicks fans have had a change of heart about kristaps porzingis. get his jersey soon. >> coming up on the "cbs evening news," how isis radical uses its followers. scott pelley back from paris scott. >> reporter: dana, great to be back with you. we have a story tonight about how one community is trying to stop its young people from going overseas to join terrorist groups. we'll have that and the rest of the world news coming right up news" at 6:30. >>> governor cuomo is being called on to sign a bill that cracks done on you illegal activity. unlicensed car d

. >>> late today governor cuomo announced the minimum wage for new york state employees will raise to $15 an hour by the middle of 2021. this followed a day of rallies by fast food employees and other low-income workers. they are pushing for $15 minimum wage across the board. they expressed support at a rally at foley square. this is about basic fairness and justice. >> no working person should be forced to choose between putting food on the table and paying their month's rent. >> reporter: new york's raise from 8.75 to $9 an hour at the end of the year. cuomo said he would like to increase it to 15, but he's yet to get the necessary support from republican lawmakers. >>> coming up, a neighborhood rocked bay fiery crash. a private jet slams in to a home. investigators are trying to piece together what happened. >>> and a skier cart wheels 1600 feet down a mountain as the camera rolls. the device that may have saved his life. >>> and i-team exclusive. do you know where your food is coming from when you order on-line? how some restaurants are >>> firefighters on the scene of a fire in n

i'm chris cuomo with hala gorani. with cnn. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in cnn and people still on edge and warning it may not be over and police all over the world are hunting many accomplices that may still be at large. one terrorist still being investigated, investigators found his finger on the floor where he blew himself up. his name is ismael mostefai. and some of his relatives are in custody.

hala gorani chris cuomo here. this is a city not even a year since "charlie hebdo." the mood subdued and quiet, coming into unity and concern for others also act of concern for others. the president said stay home if you can. this was an assault on the lifestyle from these murderers of the act of islamism and these people show they will not have their lifestyle change. >> and all religion and all race races. not just french all french who enjoy going to a night out or restaurant or football/soccer game et cetera all those targets were carefully chosen by fanatics to say we do not agree with the way you live and we want to divide you. if i know one thing about parisian parisians, you don't tell them what to do. they'll still be out and enjoying what makes them intrinsically parisian. >> while this is a painful reminder of what happened with charlie hebdo, it is against terrorism. the first suicide bomber a man who exploded himself at the first soccer stadium outside paris, he came to europe as part of an organized group smuggled with refugees. they landed a month ago

this is governor cuomo's offices on 3rd avenue. he's one of the supporters of the federal government taking in syrian refugees. we want to show you video of syrian refugees fleeing that country. it really has been taken over by isis. half of the governors across the country have said that they would refuse refugees from syria. in fact, new jersey governor chris christie wrote a letter to president obama stating his opposition because of concerns about terrorism. christie on a radio show also said he would turn away a 5-year-old orphan. we also want to show you video of president obama. just hours ago, he called the refugee debate political posturing. >> we're open to hearing actual ideas, but that's not really what's been going on in this debate. when candidates say we won't admit 3-year-old orphans, that's political posturing. >> reporter: and some lawmakers have called for religious tests to happen for syrian refugees. others have said they would only admit women and children. so far the u.s. has admitted 2,000 people, half of th

governor cuomo offering his thoughts and prayers saying: governor cuomo directed new york state law enforcement to remain vigilant. new york state police and division of homeland security and emergency services are actively monitoring the situation for any implications in new york state and in constant communication with the local and federal partners. >> right now, we are hearing out of paris from the "associated press" that automatic gunfire can be heard from outside that paris concert hall where attackers are holding hostages so this news just coming out of paris that people can hear gunfire. people on the outside of that concert hall can hear gunfire from inside the theater. we do have some live pictures, as well. you're looking at pictures here from paris but we also have a live picture to share with you of the french consulate here in new york city where there is obviously upgraded security there tonight although there is no threat any known threat here but we do have a news crew there on the scene and this is live picture of the french consulate in new york city. mayor de blasio released

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

governors cuomo and christie pledged other half will be paid for by new york and new jersey. >>> also happening today, a hearing by the city council to help commuters in so-called transportation deserts. council is considering 11 bills to help bring mass city that still need them. among them, allowing metro-north and lirr riders to pay a subway fare if they're traveling within the city limits. right now, if you take a metro-north trip from the bronx down the grand central, it will cost you nearly $9 during peak times. >>> happening now, the witch of november as it's called is moving east across the country. leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. the witch is said to be a phenomenon of powerful low pressure systems that brings along severe winds and storm. in des moines, a tornado was reported. the strong winds toppled trailers at an air national guard base and took down trees and power lines. the same system has dumped more than a foot of snow in parts of colorado. >>> time for a check of weather and traffic on the 4s. what's interesting about colorado, they had like 70-degree we

. >>> and the battle between governor cuomo and the mayor de blasio. the comments that prompted the police commissioner to take sides. >>> and a sweet anniversary. after this. every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. what every coconut wants. introducing kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole-roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps, and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. >>> 6:00, 62 degrees, but we have the pick of the week. temperatures are climbing into the 70s. but those lye pictures from chopper 2 -- those live pictures from chopper 2, wow. what a good morning. i'm mary calvi. great images. and i am chris wragge. john elliott and alex denis 2s. but first, here's what's new >>> shots fired in newark overnight near police officers. police return fire and they took two people into custody and recovered several weapons on the heels of president barack obam

i'm chris cuomo. anderson is on assignment. and there are big developments in the paris investigation to tell you about the manhunt has been expanded to a second fugitive. multiple cell phones recovered that the killers may have used, including one that authorities say contains a key message. we are going to begin though with a new scare involving, just as it did here, a soccer stadium filled with fans and vips. the location, dzhokar tsarnaevover, germany, officials poised for an imminent attack there. max foster joining us outside london's wembley stadium where france was taking on england today. max, what are you learning about the german football stadium threats? >> reporter: ultimately, there wasn't a device but the local police chief told the national broadcaster, ndr there in germany that they had concrete intelligence that someone was planning an attack, an explosive device in that stadium. ultimately, they didn't find one, but they cleared the stadium, they put the german football team under p

"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

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 stopped breathing during the ambulance ride to the hospital and efforts to revive him again were unsuccessful. amanda sam is back now... sam y

we'll get back to chris cuomo live in a moment.ut first, the french president today addressed a joint session of parliament. france is at war. and french airstrikes are showing just that. for a second day na n a row, the air force jets took off targeting isis command centers, recruitment centers, ammunition depots. they are dropping bombs on raqqa, the capital of isis call fat. but at a news conference today, president obama was pushed on the u.s. strategy focusing on similar airstrikes and whether or not that is enough. he was asked about the potential for ground troops. let's get into that with retired lieutenant jrnl mark hurtling. >> thank you, brooke. >> first, let me begin with ufs toggling back and forth. you had him in a a rare joint session and televised for the first time this happened. he sort of forcefully declared france is at war and in turkey president obama choosing his words very carefully over the situation here. your response to that? >> it was interesting because he wanted to show a a symbolic approach to counte

they are urging governor cuomo to contribute state funding to the project as well. reporting live this morning from times square, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, a poll shows mayor de blasio is losing support, particularly among white residents in the city. the overall approval is at 44% down from 52% from last december. the poll showed significant concern about homelessness. 62% disapprove of how the mayor is handling the issue. >>> bullets rang out at a brooklyn subway station during the evening rush hour, leaving two men injured. police are looking for this man seen on surveillance video moments before the shooting. witnesses say the scene reminded them of the attacks in paris. >> i heard one shot first. and then i heard like a series of shots. >> you didn't know who was shooting. just gunshots and everybody was running. it was like anybody's bullet. anybody could have got shot. >> the victims are recovering at the hospital. >>> the search for a man who attacked a store clerk in brooklyn last friday. surveillance video has just be

it follows outis line of a proposal sent to president obama by governor christie and cuomo. new york and new jersey would pay other 50% of it. jersey. >> the tax is out in jersey. high, out in new york. all right so riding lirr could get cheaper in the city. a proposal in the city council would let city residents pay limits. for instance take the lirr to jamb call and pay $2.75 same as a subway trip. they told the post help to save them some must municipal. they say the plan could cost $70 million a year 237. juliet: fox means business. ben: joining us from the fox business studio is our good friend adam shapiro. >> friday eve almost made it to the weekend. juliet: we love friday. tell us about the note tipping policy. >> fox interviewed customer who is want to tip. they like to reqard reward good service this got some national attention when danny myer some of the restaurants here in new york talked about the fact therm eliminating. now crab shack is testing this to eliminate tipping at the 18 10 to 15% and raise wages for them. without tips wages will rise to between 12 an

we reached out to new york governor cuomo but have not heard back. and 25 republican governors say they are against allowing refugee. and one democratic governor agrees. and immigration experts say the states don't have the legal authority to block their borders but they can make the process of accepting refugees much more difficult. >>> moments ago, secretary of state john kerry brand up a meeting with the french president. it comes as an international manhunt continues for the suspects connected to the attacks in paris which killed 129 and left countless others injured and in a panic. >> one new yorker explained her near death experience abroad. tony aiello have this report. >> reporter: an icon of france lit up in the national color, and people still reeling from the assault in paris, deadly gunfire and blasts from suicide bombs. >> it was a horrible experience. we heard gunshots outside of it a new york publicist was in a restaurant as terrorists opened fire outside. she and others dove to the floor and hid under chairs and tables for hours. >> j

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 details on the rape acquisition against black hawks prosecutors in buffalo said they will not bring charges against him because of a lack of evidence. cooperating with the she filed a cl

. >>> 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

i think chris cuomo did a nice job of trying to defender. also think that donald trump wasted a major opportunity. or even to have said, if i were donald trump, and i'm not, i would have said, chris, did you see what happened last night? republican victories huge, all across the country. why do you think that is? it's because of me. and they better stick with me because i'm going to take them through to 2016. it's an obsession that i don't think serves him well. he's up in the polls, so he will accept my criticism, i'm sure. and then, on the other hand, you have reporters like chris cuomo on this instance, and it's happened in other networks, where the reporter interview says do you think i'm fair? i'm fair, though, right? and rush limbaugh was out today saying these reporters love it when trump compliments them and they hate it when he hits them. if you happen to be a reporter who did you want need his praise, that drives him crazy, too. >> another interesting tidbit from this press conference is when i asked him about his efforts, he said,

cuomo -- notrio only that, you get a lot of people walking around unconscious for a long time. you give them an opportunity to finally fess up and get into the computer permanently. >> let's come back to nuclear strategy for a moment. a school of thought that one of the reasons that imf treaty was signed weekend in washington and we appear to be appear to progress we be making on long-range weapons is because president reagan has hung so tough on star wars. stored you give away the from the reagan point of view. you have said you are not for star wars, you don't think it's in the national interest. chip? the bargaining what's the incentive on the soviet union to come to the table and make a deal with you as opposed to a president from him they are desperately trying to get something? a domestic: situation which is very serious. to beviet union is going a second or third rate economic power they don't begin shifting resources away from their military. they are already in danger of heading in that direction, and i think what you have is a society in deep trouble and a new soviet

. >>> 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. >>

rosanna: what is going on with you and governor cuomo? why can't you two get along? >> we have known each other for 20 years. mayors and governors have had to work together. agreements and disagreements. ed koch said when the governor of new york is doing something good for new york city, i will praise him. when he does not, i will say it. rosanna: use edited two times. >> it has been necessary. the state of new york and city of new york city ended the best rental subsidies that we have ever seen. after 2011, started to see the homeless numbers go up and up and up because i program is gone. now he said the city of new york has to step up. that is my job to say to the people, it is time for the state to help 43% of the population that lives right here. rosanna: does your relationship with the governor for new york city? >> you have to defend the interests of this place. we know there are plenty of we have watched over the years. silence about that does not get us anywhere. the only way to get things done for new york city is to call it out when they are not being trea

his surgery is complete and he will be taken out of a cuomo within a day or >>> the presidential candidates are focusing more on what needs to happen to keep america safe. there are 18 declared candidates left in the republican and democratic race combined for president. one of them will be the next president of the united states. all of them are now trying to figure out how to deal with isis and the threat of terrorism at home in light of these attacks in paris. >> attacking paris, reminds us that there is no middle ground in going after these terrorists. >> isis has not hidden their intention, the islamic state has stated their intention to murder americans. >> the obama administration officials insist no syrian refugees will come to america without first going through a very thorough screening process. >>> for the latest developments, download the wusa9 app. >>> the campus of washington college in chestertown is closed as plif police look for a student threatening violence. they claim the student was going home in pennsylvania to get a firearm. the only details we know, the student was d

mariel: desde que el gobernador cuomo anunciÓ que los trabajadores ganarÍan 15 $ por hora, todos lo quierenlas calles de nueva york. desde brooklyn a harlem y luego manhattan. allÍ el gobernador volviÓ a hacer un anuncio, anunciÓ que va a aumentar gradualmente los salarios. de los empleados pÚblicos >> yo soy un trabajador de bajo sueldo y mi familia son inmigrantes tambiÉn es una lucha que afecta a millones de gentes en este paÍs. presentador: un grupo de jÓvenes cubanos decidió atravesar siete paÍses con un mismo fin, llegaron los estados unidos, durante 45 dÍas crucero peligrosas selvas montaÑas. jomarie: un grupo de jÓvenes cubanos decidiÓ atravesar siete paÍses con un mismo fin: llegar a los estados unidos. durante cuerda y cinco dÍas crucero peligrosas selvas, montaÑas, rÍos, escondiÉndose de las autoridades, el hambre lÁser fueron sus principales enemigos. tras su llegada a nicaragua el principal problema ocurriÓ en costa rica donde las autoridades le quitaron los pasaportes. por eso fue que optamos no esperar el pasaporte e irnos con el mismo poder. fueron descubiertos en un control

i'm chris cuomo.here are big developments in the paris investigation to tell you about the manhunt has been expanded to a second fugitive. multiple cell phones recovered that the killers may have used, including one that authorities say contains a key message. we are going to begin though with a new scare involving, just as it did here, a soccer stadium filled with fans and vips. the location, dzhokar tsarnaevover, germany, officials poised for an imminent attack there. max foster joining us outside

governor cuomo already signed off an $15 an hour for fast food workers. phased in over the next six years. he and the mayor now want that for everyone. >> this being america we believe in, when someone works all day long and still can't get by. no, we deserve better. working people deserve better, the fight for 15 is working and it is succeeding. >> reporter: well, there are three protests scheduled in new york city today. the one going on here in harlem right now. and then one this afternoon at about 4:30 in the financial district. governor cuomo will be there this afternoon: for the now reporting live from harlem, dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> police have identified a suspect wanted in connection with a shooting near p.m. station that left a man dead. investigators believe 27-year- old vincent arcona told the victims they couldn't sell drugs inside a mcdonald's. police believe he lured them into a subway station on 35th street and 8th avenue and that's when a second suspect came up from behind the victims and began shooting. 43-year-old ang

it would be increased to 192,500, even more than governor cuomo's and more than the 1% raise proposed for the nypd or the 2-1/2 percent new york firefighters will be getting. jake is president of the uniformed fire officers association. there. city council, they provide a vital function in government. i think that certainly maybe that they would have to sit down and negotiate any pay raise just like every other municipal employee would have to do. >> reporter: city council speaker says reports of the alleged increases are exaggerated. >> well, the amount that's been portrayed in the paper of $192,000, that's ridiculous. >> reporter: she says a commission will convene to determine any raise. >> they will be deliberating on council salaries as well as district attorneys and the comptroller and the public advocate and the mayor and the other elected officials. >> reporter: that commission will begin the hearings later this month. we'll keep you updated. dari: please do. texas senator ted cruz filed paperwork for the new hampshire republican primary. his supporters chanted we choose cruz

. >> governor cuomo has signed medical marijuana legislation designed to give patients with serious illnesses faster access to the drug. they plan to work with aids, cancer patients and parents of children with severe epilepsy have been pushing for fast legal access to marijuana. the drug is needed to relieve their painful and debilitating symptoms. >>> 15-year-old joshua cruz was last seen around 9:45 this morning in bushwick in brooklyn. police say he is 5' tall, wearing blue fleece jacket sneakers with spiderman on them. >>> parents are demanding an apology after their kids' soccer game was ruined by helicopter. it handed right on the field in newark and sat on the field for 45 minutes. >> the josh harris' homicide dropped in on a game. >> it is like he was playing a game and someone stopped the devils game, i don't think he would be happy if someone stopped a really good game going on. >> reporter: harris' aviation team has an agreement to use benedict tyler field as a handling spot. the kids were told they had to clear the pitch for just a moment. but the devils game went into overtime.

." >>> a subway ad with nazi imagery has been pulled off getting the attention of governor cuomo. the mta confirmed that a subway car with the ad for the man in the high castle was removed following a request from the governor. the series look at what the country would look like if the u.s. lost world war ii. amazon said stories that society cares about often touch on important, thought-provoking topics. kind of story telling to our customers." >>> mayor de blasio is open to hearing discussions of renaming places named for slave owners. he said calhoun college should be renamed because it honors a supporter of slavery. places in new york named slave owners include madison square guard and want george -- and the george washington bridge. >> you don't necessarily rename the george washington bridge, but you name something in the city that is equally important that has done a lot of help for america. >> reporter: people can register their concerns by calling 311. >> the boil water advisory has been lifted in hoboken, and the water is still gun gushing into the streets. the water comp

that was our chris cuomo reporting from paris. we're also learning more new detail also about the death of the terrorist mastermind in the paris attacks who was killed in the raids in saint-denis. police say the body of abdelhamid abaaoud was found inside an apartment there riddled with bullets but they're still not sure whether he died from the hail of gunfire or whether he blew himself up. our senior international correspondent clarissa ward is on the scene for us in saint-denis. clarissa, we're going to get to the death of the ringleader in a moment. first, i understand french police were involved in a new operation today. what can you tell us about that? >> that's right, wolf. french authorities may have succeeded in killing abaaoud but the search continues not just for the eighth attacker, salah abdeslam who is still at large but also for this network that likely would have been necessity to facilitate these attacks. we know there was a major raid in another city and our affiliate france 3 has told us there was an explosion a

. >>> governor can drew cuomo is warning consumer to watch out for holiday scams. this includes fake charities, identity theft and offers that are too good to be tree. to protect yourself, the governor suggests only buy from online sites that you can trust. last season more than 3,000 identity theft cases were reported in the state of new york. >> got to watch out for that. >>> dave is here with a check of the weather. did we get into the 60s today? i didn't even have a coat on. >> all smiles from everybody. i mean a perfect day to watch a parade. tomorrow absolutely spectacular. it's gorgeous and it continues to be. why don't we take a look at rockefeller center. what do you notice? all of the staff folding gone, the tree is topped. still dark. it will be lighted as we head to december 2nd. i think it's wednesday. big celebration right here own news4 new york. you've got to tune in for that. 56 degrees, current temperature. thanksgiving or easter? what was it today? if you looked at the thermometer, it's hard to tell. tomorrow you can go shopping in shorts. kids,

much needed parking space hs n s in the bronx and brooklyn and the senator is calling on governor cuomo to up the fine for illegal ly sales of vehicles. are being scammed by a seller by using a phone number of multiple vehicles, and also, if the title is not in the seller's room. >> keep your eyes open. and the fda just approved the production of genetically modified salmon for consumption. scientists say that by breeding genetically modified fish, you could rob the real fish population. >>> you want to make sure that your home is safe when you r are but if not, you need linda ba kwar baquero. >> reporter: there was a knock on the door of sonia warning her of a required inspection. >> every two hf -year inspection on my boiler for carbon monoxide. >> reporter: worried about the carbon monoxide poisoning she allowed someone who said he was with the local gas and heating department into her basement. >> they authorize the water heater area. >> reporter: they charged her $475, but after they left, sonya told me she had second thoughts. >> it seemed funny and it bo bothered me all night. an

we're yet to hear back from cuomo. the governor of 24 states say they are against allowing syrian refugees into their states. but immigration experts say under the refugee act of 1980, governors cannot legally stop refugees from settling in their counterterrorism squad hit the streets today -- -- zbl. >>> a elite counterterrorism squad hit the streets today. >> reporter: this unit is he guarding the plaza, lincoln center and places arn the city are considered targets for terrorists. the hercules team is guarding the plaza. this is hard and soft targets from the french mission on second avenue to time square, and bryant park. on the george washington bridge police conducted security acts. >> when i'm in paris, i do hang out in the places that were shot up, so i'm definitely pretty shocked and alarmed by it. >> reporter: this man studied abroad in france. security forces that are here. i think they're doing a really good job making sure that people feel safe. their presence is felt. >> reporter: police commissioner bill

governor cuomo got involved to pull the ad. >>> this could be a golden business idea. we know granny panties are making a comeback just in time for the holidays. golden girls underwear. images of dorothy, rose, blanche and sophia were put onto lace. it will cost you $160, but you can also buy them separately. chris, kathryn? >> it's so funny, she was like, comeback. >> oh, man. that's a great one. >> christmas is coming. >> you're welcome, guys. >> thank you, jill. >> we appreciate the laugh. oh, my gosh. that was just quite the story. the menu was full there. >> kerry's over there laughing, crying. >> $162 i think is what she said for the full -- that's a lot of money for the gp. >>> moving on. boston is ready for winter. mayor walsh showed off two snow blowers yesterday. he said the giant equipment will help clear the streets fast. >> last winter, mayor walsh says dpw crews had truck loads of snow, melting 50,000 tons of snow and played 295,000 miles of road which is about 12 trips around the world. >> a little math on there. >> yeah. >> it feels like winter out ther

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

. >> well there's a deal on the table finally for hudson river train tunnel. cuomo announced it lightly. for the plan, this this deal is to create a corporation within the port authority to find billions of dollars. >> yeah that will work. good lord. >> keeping a scandal in the u.s. just press clean and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, along edges and in corners. and with its powerful three-stage cleaning system roomba picks up pet hair, dust and debris for up to 2 hours, recharging itself when it needs to. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba from irobot . they were in new york city last night. can i get a truck? yes. >> tim mcgraw came to new york city to play an intimate concert and album release party in times square. fans lined up around the block to see him starting at 4:00 a.m. in the morning. the event was posted by pandora. his album, damn country music was released on november 6 and wasn't owed to how much he respected. and how much we love him. he