in new york a large group of officers turned their backs on new york city mayor bill deblasio. on monday deblasio struck back. >> rather than get lost in the daily back-and-forth by the loudest and most disrespectful voices let's talk about a positive vision. let's talk about what the people of this city want us to do together. >> new york police commissioner bill bratton went further. >> the selfishness of that action the selfishness of it, a funeral is not a place for that. come demonstrate outside city hall. come demonstrate outside police headquarters but don't put on your uniform and go to a funeral and engage in a political action. >> meanwhile fears that this political spat could lead to something worse a slow down in policing are increasing. commissioner bratton said monday he will investigate a staggering drop in arrests in new york in the last few weeks. joining us is sergeant del roy burnett, chairman of the d.c. police union. sergeant, good to have you with us. i want to start in new york, mayor deblasio came out praising the low crime statistics and he addressed th

as you say those officers turn their backs on the mayor bill deblasio at the last funeral. what is being done to mend the relationship between the city and the police force? >> well, bill deblasio is a mayor that campaigned, he's married to a black woman his son is half black and when eric garner was killed, you remember "i can't breathe" he said over and over again he had been tackled by cops. the mayor refused to suggest an indictment and it didn't go to trial. mayor bill deblasio was very outspoken that his own son had to be coached by him to deal with an aggressive police force here. that didn't set well with the police tors. the issue of michael brown there not being an indictment against the police officer involved in that. a young black boy in cleveland was shot and there was no indictment. this is a growing nationwide upon that now is here has sort of crystallized here in new york. >> courtney keely, thank you. >>> burma, myanmar as it's officially named has been celebratingcelebrating an anniversary first since 1965. >> a ceremony is watched by the prime minister,

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. >> reporter: including police and mayor bill deblasio who have clashed in recent weeks. officers soluted him as he arrived to the wake with nypd commissioner bill bratton who issued a memorandum 20 rank and file members this week saying a hero's funeral is about grieving shall not grievance. last week hubs of officers turn their backs to the the mayor at the funeral for officer rafael ramos liu's partner. both were killed in their police cruiser by a gunman who then killed himself. liu work in the eighty-fourth precinct, its members walk in the wake as one to say good bye to their brother in blue. >> that was wija change reporting. officer liu's funeral is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. it will include a chinese ceremony led by buddhist monks. >>> if you are driving the pennsylvania turnpike get ready to pay more. coming up next we will tell but a toll hike taking effect today. >>> bizarre rescue, no, it wasn't santa claus fire fighters work to free a naked woman, trapped inside a chimney. we will be right back. >>> the soul survivor of the plane crash, takes action to save he

deblasio is set to speak at lui's funeral, tomorrow, >> brian, thank you. with me now, former police commissioner and milwaukee county sheriff david clark will join us. i'm going to start with you, bernie. the idea of this judge allowing this devon coley making a terroristic threat which is a felony allowing for seven years incarceration to walk to me an ourt rage, am i wrong? >> it's absurd. and he is a danger to the community. it's apparent. not to mention the fact that he can't come back to court, he's been missing in action. they're issuing these warrants for him, that, in itself is reason enough for a flight risk. and reason enough. the gun position, and to threats on cops, he's a danger to the community and i don't understand how a judge doesn't see that. >> you've got the mayor that says he's not a flight risk. when all he has to do is a little digging and i got the guy has three felonies since he turned 18. he's under indictment and there have been two bench warrants issued from him. sheriff clark i know you're from milwaukee. does this make sense t

deblasio was elected on the pledge to end the practice known as stop and frisk. some say relations have been further strained by contentious contract negotiations. on friday bratton said they're bound by the tradition, honor and decency that go with the profession. not threatening discipline he said a hero's funeral is about grieving not grievance, hoping to head off a repeat of last week's silent protest that's final farewell to detective liu. john yang, nbc news, new york. >>> this man is siltion behind bars for trying to drive into a deputy's cruiser. the loudoun county sheriff's department says jake degeronimo broke into a woman's home assaulted her, stole her car and during the getaway tried to 2kr50i6 into a deputy's cruiser. the deputy is on routine administrative leave. >>> today we could hear more from the capitol heights council member who was arrested. friday night a prince george kournity police officer stopped elaine scott williams for a minor traffic violation. during the stop the officer learned she was driving on a suspended license. scott william

. >> reporter: including police and mayor bill deblasio who clashed in recent weeks. the officers soluted him arriving the two wake with nypd commissioner bill bratton who issued a memo to rank and file members saying a hero's funeral is about grieving not grievance. last week hundreds of officers turned their backs the two mayor in the funeral for officer rafael ramos liu's partner both were killed in their police cruiser by a gunman who then killed himself. live. ui worked in the eighty-fourth precinct. the its members walked in the wake as one to say good bye to their brother in blue. >> that was wija reporting. officer liu funeral will include a chinese ceremony led by buddha monks. >>> for the second day fierce heat from a slow burning blaze is keeping fire fighters and other investigators from searching the holden vehicle will decks of the the greek ferry for more bodies. at least 11 people died december 28th a aboard nor man atlantic on a voyage between greece and italy. authorities feared more bodies might be inside the reek will deck where that fire began. >>

in his wake yesterday a more civil reception from fellow officers for mayor bill deblasio. jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: these are the steps no officer ever looks forward to taking thousands of law enforcement from across the the country attended wake for slain officer wenjian liu, he with partner rafael ramos were ambushed in their patrol car last month. uniformed men soluted a as new york city mayor bill deblasio entered the funeral home with police commissioner bill bratton. but two weeks ago when deblasio arrived at the hospital where the officers were pronounced dead dozens of men and women in blue turn their backs on the mayor. it happened again last saturday with hundreds participating when deblasio spoke at the funeral for ramos. >> on monday, he was booed by the audience a at a police graduation ceremony. commissioner bratton sent out a memo friday night urging officers to be respectful this weekend. he said a hero's funeral is about grieving not grievance. jeanie teaches campaign management at new york university. how important is it for the police and mayo

they turned their backs on mayor deblasio. the mayor calls her actions disrespectful. >> some individual officers showed disrespect to the families and to the city. i can't understand why any one would do such a thing in a context like that. >> the officers believe the mayor has been disrespectful to them for comments he made last month that he would advise to be careful when will encountering police. officers cut back on making arrests on low level crimes issued summons parking traffic tickets sharply dropped as much as 90 percent. >> weigh in after the show at #keep talking. >> the grand jury is suing to have a gag order lifted. the person one of 12 who decided no the to indict officer wilson in the ban. this aims to change that saying the prosecutor wrongly implied that everyone believed there was no evidence to support filing charges. >> day two of jury selection of the kriel of the accused boston marathon bomber. more than 400 members of the jury pool were face to face with dzhokhar tsarnaev who appeared smirking in court

mayor bill deblasio is urging people to go home get off of the roads. as of 11:00 tonight, traffic is only open to emergency vehicles. there is 6,000 miles worth of streets. they have 2300 vehicles in this city they want blows and they want them to work. 11:00 is the witching hour. that's when they think the bans of the blizzard will be the most intense overnight and we can see anywhere from one to two inches to two to four inches of snow per hour flp is just no way if there are cars on the road that the blows can get in there and do the work they need to do. no private cars after 11:00. the the subway and bus systems are shut down. that is so everyone in new york city can be safe in this storm. >> we have dylan dryer in boston. >> it is pretty much shut down. there is not a lot on the roads but the plows and the salt trucks. so far we have less than half an inch of snow but it has not really reached this area yaet. if you look in front of us the snow has been blowing around it's a very light, fine snow right now. it is starting to cover some of the str

. >> the conversation that mayor bill deblasio had mentioned a conversation he had to have with his biracial son. an officer sitting here last week had that same dilemma yes i'm a police officer and i had to have that conversation too. >> i have a 13-year-old he is a very innocent child. he wouldn't even understand an interaction with the police. he's taking photos of the child in his father's uniform and he was proud of that but unfortunately, the way that police responded and interact with our young black youth is problematic. >> just a mention of that conversation and perhaps the increaseed legitimization of it, was such a sore spot for police officers in new york and elsewhere in the country. why is that? >> i blame a lot of that on mayor bloomberg actually. you got to remember there was great increase in stop question and frisk. a lot of blacks being stopped. and you have 90 -- out of all those stops 80, 90% he weren't even arrested. 90% of people were stopped for basically no reason. and of course you're going to have tension there. got to remember under giuliani, even though we were c

new york city mayor bill deblasio joined the commissioner for that news conference. roxana saberi is here with that information. >> he and the police commissioner ended up fielding questions about the virtual work stoppage and the tensions between the nypd and the mayor. a day after more officers turned their backs to protest mayor ibm deblasio at the funeral of a fellow officer he and the police commissioner expressed their disappointment. >> they were disrespectful to the families who had losted their loved ones. i can't understand why anyone would do such a thing in a context like that. >> i just don't understand it. i'm sorry i just do not understand that. what was the need in the middle of that ceremony to engage in a political action? i don't get it. >> tensions between the mayor and nypd have been running high. many officers bill deblasio sided with protesters, after the grand jury decided not oindict a white officer in the death of eric garner. the mayor has often said he has warned his biracial son about the dangers of police encounters. the mayor tried to d

police officers feel mayor bill deblasio supported recent police protests. police commissioner william bratton urged officers not to turn their backs on the mayor sunday saying a hero's funeral is about grieving, not grievance, but again when the mayor spoke -- >> and let us work together to attain peace. >> reporter: -- many of new st turned their backs. new york city is mourning along with the families of these officers. a massive memorial has taken over the street corner where they were shot and it continues to go. both officers were posthumously honored to the rank of detective. >> detective liu witnessed 9/11 and saw the possibility of service. >> reporter: detectives ramos and liu were both laid to rest in the same cemetery in queens. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >>> coming up tonight on wusa9 former virginia governor bob mcdonnell due in court for sentencing this week. we're going toker that from a law professor from george -- to hear from a law professor from george mason university in our studio. >> also a dramatic fireworks explosion caug

deblasio withll not be attending that. >> john boehner does stay the speaker. 25 republicans voting against him. the biggest revolt against the house speaker since 1860. now that boehner is keeping that gavel some are worrying about political retribution. >> we brought forth a movement 25 members of congress voted the way their districts wanted to and to be held in jeopardy for that or retribution is wrong. that would be something you would expect in china cuba russia or in a communist country. we honor free speech and protect that we should not have to go through that. >> two members are already feeling the sting. representative rich nugent and daniel webster losing committee seats after turning against boehner. >> the 114th congress in session. all of one day president obama touting the keystone foyer over the pipeline t.we have the capitol show down. >> the keystone ex el pipeline won't get the president's approval no matter what happens when the senate votes. the white house is threatening to veto. >> if the president wants to circumvent the people it would create tens of thousands of j

deblasio was elected on the pledge to end the practice known as stop and frisk.her strained by contentious contract negotiations. on friday bratton said they're bound by the tradition, honor and decency that go with the profession. he said a hero's funeral is about grieving not grievance, hoping to head off a last week's silent protest that's final farewell to detective liu. john yang nbc news, new york. >>> coming up in the week ahead, washington nationals outfielder jayson werth will appeal his reckless driving conviction. last month a fairfax county judge sentenced werth to ten days in jail. back in july a virginia state trooper clocked his porsche going over 100 miles an hour on the beltway. the judge also suspended his license for six months and hit him with a $1,000 fine. >>> all greek life on the campus at the university of virginia could pick back up this week. all fraternities and sororities were suspended back in november. president theresa sullivan suspended the organizations after a sexual assault was highlighted in the "rolling stone" magazine. presi

pain, and now the liu family is going through pain, but it's time to move on and heal. >> mayor deblasio attended the wake with commissioner william bratton. officers saluted them when they walked in. bratton issued an internal memo urging officers not to turn their backs on them as the officers did at ramos's funeral last saturday. >>> a symposium in san franciscoed to to speak out on police brutality following the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. more than 300 people are expected to attend at the city college of san francisco. they hope to inspire young people into developing programs benefiting poor communities and holding police more accountable. >>> bay area passengers on board a flight from the united arab emirats are relieved to be back home today after sitting on the airport tarmac for more than 12 hours on friday because the dense fog shut down the airport operations. passengers were not allowed to get off the plane. they posted angry tweets about their wait. they complained about bad service and no food. the flight finally left and landed at san francisco international

. >> when you heard mayor deblasio might be thinking about you this is a job you welcomed a return to>> i never expected i would get an opportunity to return to it. after i left policing in 1996 and went into the private sector, i had not expected to return to the public sector. there was the opening in los angeles in 2002, and i heard the clarion call and off i went. >> you were there for seven years. >> hard to believe, where the hell that time went. >> what about police work captivates you? >> the fact it is so impactful, that you can impact everybody. more so than almost any other profession. if you get it right, the impact is so profound. new york city 1994, 7.5 million people living in the city. making the city that much safer all 7.5 million of them benefited. the 50 million tourists benefited. los angeles, 2002, a city tour and racial violence for most of the last 50 years. the opportunity to try to heal that violence by using the police as the healing tool rather than the flashpoint for all the anger from the worst race riots in american history. how can you not succumb to th

. >>> all eyes on new york mayor bill deblasio today giving today's first press conference following the murders of two n.y.p.d. officers. the first public appearance science e since scores of police turn their backs on him again today even after n.y.p.d. commissioner bill bradden specifically asked them not to. the mayor has taken dreading the spotlight under the past few weeks as he's come under brutal afact. today's press conference was probably one he looked forward to. today, he got to announce a major victory for the policies that helped kick off an n.y.p.d. backlash. for an often arbitrary reason. and despite all the warnings that changing the policy would result in a skyrocket of crime, the mayor today got to announce that overall crime dropped 4.6% in 2014, the first year of his term. over the last year, the total murders, robberies and burglaries in new york fell to their lowest rates in a decade. all while the number of police stops continue to plum et for the third year in a row. the percentage of arrests using force fell to a ten-year low. while the policy changes origin

a big news conference from mayor deblasio should get started in about two hours. you remember those images them turning their backs on a second time during the funeral of officer lui. officer liu's widow did an extremely moving

he gave mayor deblasio only 15 minutes warning before shutting the system down. >> the system is going to come back online much faster than it would have if the trains were exposed to the conditions and they were shoveling out this morning. if you tally it up i don't know that this wasn't the more prudent course of action in any event. >>> joining me now is jennifer fermino. let's put aside whether or not it was the right thing, are you freaking kidding me to give the mayor of new york 15 minutes heads up there you're going to shut down the subways. >> he doesn't have to talk to the mayor, it's totally his decision -- >> but -- >> but, he -- >> wouldn't you think it would be i don't know courteous so day bill we're going to shut down the most vital means of transportation in the city you govern. >> he said that today that he hopes in the future they have more communication. >> how is this not a power move. i understand they have to make difficult decisions. huge predictions for snow that didn't pan out. these things have to be coordinated between relative authorities. >> they don't rea

this is the hour that mayor deblasio was concerned about. the preparation and response here in new york city part of what the mayor was concerned about, what he planned for. steadily. we go to amanda who's with a salt truck. salt trucks that are so key, as you know, amanda to keep the snow cleared from the roads here. are they out and about? what are you seeing? >> hi richard. we just saw a fresh round of trucks here at the salt depot here in lower manhattan. the snowfall has been coming slow and steady but the bitter cold that's been coming up and really increasing. along the west side highway, and an hour ago we were unable to see the new jersey skyline across the hudson river. now it is all but disappeared. here as the trucks come they pick up up more salt as they go along in their routes. city officials say there's some 2300 vehicles snowplows and salt spreaders that will be deployed throughout the five boroughs. to think about it they will be covering some 6,000 miles of road here over the night. if you want to have an idea of whether o

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some police officers turned their back on mayor bill deblasio as he gave a eulogy.y accuse him of not backing the police during a wave of antipolice protesters. >>> the families of 43 missing students in mexico say they'll search themselves. they blame the government for not investigating the missing students. >> translator: we're going to go and look for all of them. we're not going to take government into account anymore because it doesn't do anything for us. they are just telling us that we circulate give up. how are we going to give up? would president enrique pena nieto give up if it was his son? >> russia once known as a science superpower and a hub for discovery and innovation, russia might have sent the first man into space but the golden age has lapsed in recent years and many experts have left the country. in our first part of a two part story rory challenge takes a look at the brain drain. >> boris is used to this, he is already aware of the challenges faced by russian scientists, are challenges that go beyond wrapping up warm. >> resources and budget loc

some members of the are police department and fire department turned their backs on mayor bill deblasio. many felt the mayor had chosen the side of the protesters. >> his greatest joy came in helping others, helping support, devoting himself to something greater than him. >> william bratton had urged members of the nypd from engaging in what he is felt was spines of respect. >> we take comfort in the buddha's words that even when death comes the lessons of goodness do not perish and always cops we celebrate that of his life and that of are detective ramos. >> there were public moments but also private moments. later his casket was closed to prayers and closed to the public as family minutes adhered in, stood solemnly by offering a final salute as helicopters flew in formation overhead. the nypd flag was lifted off officer liu'su's casket and folded. a solemn processional that then proceeded towards cypress hills cemetery. ending two weeks of mourning. courtney kealy, al jazeera. >> two policemen have been killed in an attack in the north of saudi. a report they were killed after their p

joyce evans in the social media center with how new york mayor bill deblasio is sounding off alarms ahead of up this coming storm. >> reporter: he is, iain. mayor deblasio is pleading with resident to take the impending storm seriously and use the utmost caution. to start preparing right now, for what is about to hit them. >> the city is doing everything, that we necessity how to do to keep you safe, and we're asking you to keep yourself safe and your neighbors safe as well. this could be a storm the likes of which we have never seen before. >> well, the potential to be far worse than last years debilitating storm, even worse than any other storm on record going all the way back to 1872. he is asking commuters not to drive to work tomorrow, fearing that they may not be able to drive back home. the mayor says, new york will have 2400 workers covering about 12 hour shifts, for as long as they need them. iain and lucy. >>> iain and lucy? >> all right joyce thanks very much. it comes as in surprise their fox 29 winter weather authority is, hopping. >> all across the northeast. it will be hist

but you know it's been a rough few weeks for relations between mayor bill deblasio the socialist sasquatch-- will have laugh -- (laughter) -- and the new york police department turning their backs on the mayor because they feel the mayor does not respect them. at least good news. >> the number of murders in the city dropped to a record low last year. 328 people were reported killed in 2014. that's the lowest number since at least 1963. the city is seeing lower numbers in almost every major crime category. >> jon: burglary, down! assault, down! remember the giant ape used to be on the skyscraper? gone! the only thing we have to deal with now is the occasional koala raucous which is the more adorable problems our city has. wave a little eucalyptus they come right over. as we reached cruising the police switched engines off. >> the police reduced enforcement as a possible protest against the mayor. felonies down 60%. parking violations down 93% and traffic citations down 92%. >> the police commissioner acknowledged there has been a slowdown in summonses and arrests. >> jon: sounds so negative

people are really particular off too because delivery guys, guys on the bikes, mayor bill deblasio and said we don't want guys on bikes to deliver food because they can get fine. only emergency personnel. not only are they cramped but they are hungry too. >> boy deblasio went big and bold on this one saying it would be the worst storm ever to hit new york city. >> reporter: you have to be, better to be safe than sorry. you know how these forecast is are. they were expecting 20 to 27 inches, maybe the record here was about 27 inches in 2006. look the the first death in this storm unfortunately was a 17 year-old teen in long island, he was sledding and he hitting down and hit a light pole. >> hate to hear that. >> reporter: you hate to hear that kind of a thing. you want to be safe than sorry. you cannot blame the mayor for going all out but there will be a lot of angry new yorkers on social media no doubt. >> we're seeing it here in philadelphia as well. >> we sure are. >> thanks, very much man. >> take care, guys. >> new england is expect to feel brunt, more of the boston area. they ar

new york city mayor bill deblasio says the act will ensure that the fallen officers are never forgotten. >>> and court records show the head of security for the baltimore ravens has been charged with a sex offense. he's 48-year-old darren sanders. the records say the charge involves an incident from december 14th, but there are no other details and prosecutors aren't saying anything. sanders' attorney called the charge totally fabricated. the ravens say sanders will not join the team to pittsburgh saturday. >>> their marriage seemed like a fairytale, 95-year-old eddie harrellson and 96-year-old edith hill fell in love in their 90s, but the couple was separated earlier this month in a family dispute over edith's care. she was moved to florida and now eddie died from the flu without a chance to see edith again. >> they were always so talkative to the people and we got so many congratulations. there was so much esteem that they had about this marriage and about their future, things that they were -- their bucket list, so to speak. >> rebecca wright said eddie seemed to lose the will to liv

new york city marry bill deblasio. >> we are facing one of the largest snow storms in the history of this city. projections for this storm are that it would easily be as much as two feet of snow, potentially pushing on closer to three feet of snow. so my message to all new yorkers is: prepare for something worse than we have seen before. >>reporter: along cape cod homeowners are boarding up windows, hoping this impending stomp doesn't reach historic levels. storm isn't this only concern. hurricane force winds could bring down power lines. the ports of new york and new jersey have more than 200 piece of snow equipment at its airports including melters and thousands of tons of salt and sand for airport parking lots. from baltimore to bangor, maine people are stocking up on supplies. this was a scene at a costco in new york city today and at yonkers, are new york. >> it isn't too easy to come by. >> on the heels of significant snowfall this year, dumped as much as 9 inches on saturday, same area expected to get pounded once again. new york's governor issued a statement telling drivers t

mayor bill deblasio says the subway will stop at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m.vehicles will be allowed to be on the streets. but why go out anyway? at this store in brooklyn the shelves are already bear. new york airports only had limited operations today and tomorrow united and other airlines won't be flying out of there at all. connecticut's governor imposed a travel ban starting tonight and warned residents they may have to hunker down for days. the entire state is under a blizzard warning with predictions of up to 30-inches of snow and fierce winds that could create high snow drifts and high waves along the coastal areas. >>> and in massachusetts residents were again stocking up for two to 3 feet of snow and near hurricane force winds on cape cod. a statewide travel ban goes into effect at midnight and schools are closed and 500 national guard troops are on stand by. but despite the weather boston still went ahead today with its sendoff for the patriots who are headed to the super bowl. >>> looking a little bit closer to our neck of the woods we should have

thousands are expected to attend when new york city mayor bill deblasio and police commissioner billratton arrived officers saluted both of them. liu's partner rafael ramos was laid to rest last week. >>> rain didn't dampen. umbrellas in one hand, signs in another families of all races walked from calvary church to clark park to show solidarity for the cause. >>> "eyewitness news" on the campus of drexel university where hundreds of philadelphia students and their parents set their sights on going college. philadelphia futures hosted the blast off to college and beyond. it focused on the journey to and through college with the end goal of graduation. >> takes a community to get our students to enter college. this is a great time to connect with staff mentors with our parents with their peers and really come together for a shared goal of college graduation. >> they are the first in their family to the a tend college. we wish them the best. >>> a brave young girl the lone survivor of a plane crash. what she did to get the help she needed. >>> plus one driver was stunned to find out he

. >> that is some new york sign language and then there were some other guys a deblasio type guy. >>lear you on the 11:00 p.m. rule. there are a few folks wondering about a few delivery bicycles. whether they would be let out in. >> a food delivery bicycle is not an mortgages vehicle. >> bull not an mortgages vehicle? it sounds to me like nobody is stoned at midnight with no ready source of crab ran gu. guys, how do you feel about the signature dish something in a bag that stapled? yeah that's right. eh i need food. >> i know someone that ordered from a bicyclist. it was halperin. in houston, kprc, a driver is out of a job after caught on a home security camera hurling a package over a fence. after coming across a locked gate the driver throws a box full of ammunition capitals and a gun cleaning machine into the home's back yard. but he doesn't stop there. the video also shows the driver relieving himself on the side of the house. what? the home's owner said he didn't get much of a response from ups until he posted the video and social media. after that the company issued an apoll ao

some nypd officers defied the wishes of their police commissioner and turned their backs on mayor deblasion he spoke at the funeral. as soon as he left the podium they turned back around to face the screen. >>> now, abington police officer raymond townsend sent us this photo officers who traveled to new york to show their support for their fallen brother in blue. >>> back at home a show of support for local police officers. dozens gathered in delaware county to send a message of peace and appreciation. a message echoed at a similar rally in chester county. steve patterson is johning us live from west chester to tell us more. steve. >> reporter: natasha they called it the step out in blue support rally. more than a thousand people including 14 separate police agencies near chester county all of them representing. we were there as the motorcade roared by. the message in west chester loud and clear citizens support police. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: sunday afternoon hundreds rallying in the streets and the courthouse packed filling the air with signs and cheers all for one message. >>

some police officers at the funeral service turned backs on new york mayor bill deblasio and criticized not backing police force during a resent waive of antipolice protests. trial of one of accused in the 2013 boston marathon bombing opens on monday and prosecutors seeking death penalty for dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> reporter: 21 and plead not guilty to 20 federal charges including using a weapon of mass destruction and he and his brother are accused of assembling and setting off explosive devices near the fine issue line of a marathon. >> one guy with a leg blown off at a thigh and another with a foot blown off. >> reporter: three days later spotted and allegedly had a gun battle with police alerted by the fatal shooting of a university police officer allegedly committed by dzhokhar tsarnaev and brother captured soon there after. >> why young men who grew up and studied here as part of our communities and our country resort to such violence? >> reporter: prosecutors say dzhokhar tsarnaev born in kirzistan taking blame for the bomb ings and for u.s. attacks on muslims in afghanistan and eri

this is mayor bill deblasio of new york city informing the media what his preparation plans are.ds in connecticut will close down statewide at 9:00 p.m. >> patriots got out of the boston area just in time. both they and seattle are in arizona. >> they're in seattle for the super bowl. new england is a slight favorite, just a one points favorite oversee yacht for sunday's big game. the patriots arrived in arizona about an hour ago. seahawks got there yesterday. anyone know the proper p.s.i. for commercial airline tires. i'm asking for a friend. before they left new england the pats held a pep rally. tom brady sounded like a politician at a campaign railly. >> we have the best fans in america. we're going to go represent you guys in arizona as best we possibly can as we have all season. thank you guys for all your support. we'll be needing you all next sunday night. [cheers and applause] >> go patriots. >> the sixers are in new orleans tonight lucky them. no michael carter-williams. he has an upper respiratory illness. germs spread quickly. >> it's the same thing we all are getting

mayor deblasio says the snowfalls did not hit the expected totals but the city is back up and running faster. >> getting everyone off the road the sanitation could get out there and clear the way and now we'll get back to normal quick already the same with the state closing the roads and holding back the subways, look at the lines up and running quickly. this is a better safe than sorry scenario. >> boston and parts of maine remain paralyzed. no major damage is reported but some areas were hit with 3 feet of snow. >> there is more ahead on "action news" at 12:30 so who deflated the balls during the afc championship game, there are reports that the nfl may have a suspect. details on who straight ahead. >> and we know high cholesterol is bad for your heart. what you will want to get under control at a young age and why coming up. >> and david murphy has the exclusive accuweather forecast when "action news" at noon continues in just a moment. winter is hard on your face. the start of sneeze season. and the wind-blown watery eyes. that's why puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin.

mayor bill deblasio push the ceremony button that event is the famous water ford crystal ball in moles. >>> we all slept through it but it looked beautiful. >> it looks great. >> 4:23. katie, waking up to a cold start. >> difficult wake up to the sound of fire works too which is kind of cool. i said all right i'll give you a a pass on that one for waking me up. we will start off, with sky cam and we are looking very clear. perfect viewing conditions for fire works and they continue right now even though there are not any fire works left in the sky we have a crystal clear sky line right now and it will stay that way all day to day. almost a carbon copy as we wrapped up one year, kick tart a new one with sunshine on both end and a breeze to go with the it here too. storm scan three remaining quiet and empty a at this hour. we have nothing more than a few cloud off to the northwest. if we can zoom it out here. yesterday cloud were closer to us but even now, a lot of that has just far removed from the delaware valley. with high pressure generally just locked in place we will keep that suns

t new york city mayor bill deblasio. >> we are facing most likely one of the largest snow storms in history of this city. the projections for this snow storm is that it would easily be as much as two feet of snow potentially pushing on to closer to three feet of snow. a so my message to all new yorkers is prepare for something worse than we have seen before. >> reporter: along cape cod, homeowners are boarding up windows, hoping this impending storm doesn't reach historic levels. the snow isn't this only concern. hurricane force wind gusts could bring down power lines. the port authority of new yorkower lin and new jersey have more than 200 pieces of snow equipment atpm its airports including meltersnc and thousands of tons of saltof s and sand for airport parking lots. from baltimore to bangor, maine, people are stocking up on supplies. this was a scene at a costco in new york city today and at stu leonards in yonkers, new york >> bread and eggs aren't too easy to come by. it comes on the heels of first significant snowfall this year dumped as much as nine inches of snow on saturday, the s

new york's mayor bill deblasio and his family were on hand for that celebration. 5:00 another owe five. we want to get back to the breaking news in burlington county. fire fighters battling a three alarmed fire in an abandoned factory in mount holly. >> jan carabao just arrived at the scene and she has been gathering information. what have you learn, jan good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. this fire is still burning in mount who will think morning and because of that fire officials aren't releasing too much information at this point, of course, the main concern right now is getting the flames under control and you can see, from our spot the orange glow in the night sky the the smoke and emergency crews on the scene. take a look at the video. you cane how big this fire is. what we know at this point is fire started 3:15 this morning in the 200 block of holeman road. fire quickly grew to three alarms and crews have been battling this ever since. this is a commercial building and the address 280 holeman comes back as arrow device i havety company but they moved in 2008

. >> reporter: but outside as soon as new york city mayor bill deblasio started to speak, some officersturned their backs on him yet again. officers turned their backs to the mayor at last weekend's funeral for liu's partner, detective rafael ramos. new york police commissioner bill bratton sent a memo to the police force, saying today's service is about grieving not g grievance. there was a noticeable divide. some did not face the mayor as he delivered the eulogy. are retired police officer walter liddy. >> i came into the police force in 1981. we had rocky relationships with the mayor, nothing to what it is now. >> despite the tension, the focus remained on detective liu and his family. his widow, paija chan. >> i love you, i love you. >> reporter: she broke down as officers folded the flag that draped his casket. her final reminder his life of service came to a close. last year 50 officers throughout the country were killed in firearm related incidents. fbi director james comey who was at the funeral, says one of the hardest part of his job is to call the home when one of the officer

ramos, some police officers watching from outside turned their backs to the screen when mayor bill deblasio spoke. many police officers blame the mayor for creating a hostile environment for police. >>> officers from the bay area made the trip to new york to pay their respects to one of their own. they say the officers of officers liu and ramos were a shock and hit close to home. yesterday in new york, the police officers gathered at the funeral home to pay their respects. among them was javier acosta. >> law enforcement, we're one big family. even though i didn't know officer liu and ramos, their lives still touch me personally. >> he says with the help of officers across the country it seems the officers in new york are slowly recovering from the tragedy. >>> and saying goodly to mario cuomo. there is a wake in manhattan for the 3-term governor. he died on new year's day just hours after his son andrew cuomo was inaugurated for a second term as new york governor. one of mario cuomo's speeches came after the democrat convention in san francisco when he challenged ronald reagan's shining ci