unlike deblasio who won a landslide. whnke the poll may look bad for deblasio if the democratic primary was today, he would win with 43%. po atential challengers like scott stringer, james and diaz and adams or jeffries, barely registering with voters. the only exception was that outpolled mayor deblasio in his own borough. polls are a lot like cotton candy. they evaporate quickly after consumption. noting that quality of life has rarely been better. she says chime is near historic lows and jobs are up and more than 65,000 children are enrolled in pre-k on mayor deblasio's watch. >> melissa, thank you. >>> tomorrow is the first tuesday in november and that means it is election day. several races across the tri-state tomorrow. a few to watch very closely. and here they are. e nassau county district attoey's race where polls show it is a tight one between de ocrat madeline sings and the incumbent republican kate murr . >> therelare seven candidates for mayor on the ballot there. the most interestingiis the foer mor who ser

mayor deblasio answers questions >>> he is staying in connecticut. the maker of the blackhawk helicopter will remain. they employ more than 6,000 at its plant. >>> people who live along the hacken sack river are one step loser to a clean up. they tested samples and it found enough evidence of pollution ha poses a potential human health and environmental risk. the agency will look into whether the river should be listed at a super fund site. >>> coming up, what research es are calling a very rare sight deep inside rrk aritan and it was caught on camera by a >>> good evening. we've got the top stories which includes a positive monthly jobs report. normally pretty dry stuff, but the strong job numbers could mean an interest rate hike is just around the corner. for the first time, the fed would do that since '08, it would raise the cost of everything from credit card loans to mortgage rates. >> should people think about refinancing now? >> well, i think some are calling their advisers today when they saw those job numbers. we're putting it to experts. th

instead, mayor deblasio's father, a disabled world war ii hero committed suicide when bill deblasio was a young man. >> he never got to meet his granddaughter but he couldn't what she was able to do. >> i would smoke weed ask then be like e oh, i'm not going to smoke. doesn't matter how much i might be struggling with something, whether it's a problem in my life that my mental health amplifies or just another day where it's hard to get out of bed or anything. you know, i have that hope. >> reporter: first lady motivated by her family's struggles has developed a plan to address what she calls a public health crisis. one in five new yorkers experiencing mental disorder. city officials say 8% of high school students say they've attempted suicide. one in four feels persistently sad or hopeless. >> when we talk about depression. we are not talking about having the blues for a couple of days. >> reporter: the city plans to spend $850 million over four years. hiring 400 doctors for high-need areas, increasing public awareness and training community members to respond. 100 mental health consult

smith dinner, he pokes fun at his current mayor bill deblasio. >> is great to see bill deblasio here, in new york city tonight. to get him and to show up, his staff told and dinner was in iowa. that is what my staff told me as well. ben: the white tie event, the politicians who attend, and and organizers say the dinner has raised $2.5 million. juliet: abetting an two popular sports fantasy sides. ben: new york attorney general told graftings and sandals to stop accepting bets from new york because they are illegal gambling. teresa priolo looks at this bidding battle. >> reporter: these baseball leagues were the hottest thing in fantasy baseball. >> reporter: new york's attorney-general has deemed these daily fantasy sports sites like sand do will, promising a potential to win a one million dollars a week nothing more than illegal gambling, not a game of skill but chance. the attorney general released a statement saying the league fantasy sports is not a victimunless more harmless and it is clear draft kings at van pull our leaders of a massive multibillion-dollar scheme intended to ev

bill deblasio -- he is a fit in everything he does. juliet: he is not by a mayor. >> he is not my mayor. juliet: i live in new jersey and spend time on long island. i just work here. >> for into the city each and every day like milk into coffee. juliet: what do you do? >> i am a gypsy. ben: the mayor dress up as a met for halloween. >> with his wife. come on, please. you made me nauseous. i want to inhale myself with that. you remember that. when roger clemens went hunting for you, you did nothing in 2,000. let's be specific to this guide. in everything he does he doesn't get it. people by 38% support him in this city, the rest of them would say you are a phony, fraudulent -- juliet: he said what ever couples. >> he is a boston red sox fan and i hit them as much as i the mets fans but the pretense all the new york mets, he spent more time with some intern, but witt on twitter who was tweeting for him than he spent with a woman who is the head of human services for the city of new york and met with committee five minute while the whiz i

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bill deblasio had made a campaign promise to get the horses off the streets. right now he doesn't have support in city council to get rid of them completely. robert: speaking of the mayor later this morning he will be live on "good day new york," rosanna scotto will be interviewing him at 7:00 and we look forward to that. final preps being made for the big thanksgiving day parade the nypd says it is beefing up security. kerry: a lot of people will be in new york city for the parade. stacey has more on the security. >> reporter: attendance with the great forecast that mike told us about the nypd wants to assure everyone they're doing everything to make sure it is this a parade. a busy night in herald square with several of the big acts raising their performances for the big day, the rockets were there taking it into high gear and at one point a mariah carey, all stopped by, protecting them and of a parade goers is the nypd, additional heavily-armed hercules teams patrolling the roots among many other units. >> this year for the first time our force will be supp

heather: bill deblasio in battle with chris christie's plan to reject refugees. hear what he had to say. name calling on their. antwan: robert: antwan lewis in for ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy, good to see on november 19th. i will be working covering the parade that day. you know how assignments can change. i will be here. so any plans? juliet: i just moved. you are all invited. talk about last night. except for you. antwan: nice gray and purple, both there. >> meteorologist: let's show you what we have, do we have any rain yet? no, we do not expected. is to the west of us but a pretty solid line of showers making slow progress, we will get through the morning commute with out having to deal with the rain fallout the. temperaturewise 58 degrees at central park, 59 in newark, 58 and allentown, 52 in monticello cough definitely a model start to the day, temperatures warrior than normal, warmer than one average highs are for this time of year. we have more clouds in the area keeping the warmer temperaturess, kind of staying put because cloud cover holds

back to both of you. >> looks like support from bill deblasio is flipping. the college rollout last night. bill deblasio is doing a good job down from 52%, in black and latino voters remain solid while 60% of caucasian voters disapprove. >> reporter: a call by parent groups to remove the metal detectors at 88 schools in new york city. because the crime rate has dropped and a student hasn't years. but critics also claim the detectors are discriminatory because they're mostly in neighborhoods. machines other reason no one has been shot. currently there are no plans to get rid of the metal detectors at this point. story starts to take shape. antwan: we are talking about whether outside. and we would get on every there. there we go. the double box. >> meteorologist: we are set. let's get you together and out the door and show what is going on with temperatures, 30s and 40s, that is your temperatures in monticello, 47 central park, 48 in newark, more cloud in the area, no rain just yet. if anything there will be some sprinkles, we need the rain fall but it is not

. >> your mayor bill deblasio, not mine may. juliet: big bird as you like to call him. you were not allowed in yet again. >> it is called rsvp. these town hall meetings, i have been to so many of them, rudy guiliani, everybody comes in and you know as the mayor your going to catch grief. oh note, your mayor, ed bill deblasio so pretentious, you have to rsvp, you know what that stands for when it comes to curtis sliwa, reject curtis sliwa very promptly. juliet: does a really have to rsvp? >> everybody. there's a friend list and enemies list. ben: he stacked the deck for people who are going to be friendly. >> this was about education. my two youngest sons go to public school in queen their mother is the queens borough president, best friend of my enemy of all enemies, your mayor conrad bill deblasio. ben: your access is within but meeting and you were not allowed in. >> i was told by was persson on non grata. a bunch of other people had because and greeks, talk about the homeless, the mentally ill, potholes, lack of quality of life. no, no, no, you can't come in and exer

your mayor comrade bill deblasio can't even find a place for the mentally ill and homeless. and all of a sudden, the picture of a 3-year-old child dead on the shores of turkey saying we must accept them. they agreed with our money. if it was their money, president barack obama's money or bill deblasio's money would they be spending that on those syrian refugees? it is our money, our taxpayer money. ben: facebook announced it would grant four months paid paternity leave, one of the most generous paternity leave policies out there, it is still kind of an issuing company's across the leave to fathers when their spouse as a child. >> last place i want to be is in a house when the baby is crying and who bring in their diapers. that is the last place i want to be. of the mother wants to be at home and take care of the kids that is fine, she can have all the maternity be she wants, leave me at work, i don't want to deal with that. by the way you want to realize that right now. watching football yesterday, all three football games. exposing him to allow xenotransplants of your belov

the woman is also expected to survive. >>> members of congress join mayor deblasio today calling for an extension of the bill that helped thousands of 9/11 first responders sickened after working at ground zero. on face the nation sunday new york senator called on congress to act. >> more police officers have died since 9/11 than on 9/11 and i think it's more outrage that members of congress are not doing the right thing standing by this. we need to reauthorize the program. it needs to be permanent. >> the federally funded health program that provided screening 30. yesterday former nypd lieutenant maci simms was laid months working at the world cancer thursday >>> police are searching for a man caught on video holding up machete. police say the suspect is seen walking behind the counter of the giant land are matt on the southern boulevard. you can see someone off to the side trying to stop him throwing things at him as he forces open a locked cabinet. police say he stole cash and took off. no one was hurt in this. >>> time is now 4:39. still to come this morning a new poll says the b

he poked fun at bill deblasio and also tease a run for president. watch. >> is great to see bill deblasio here in new york city tonight. to get him to show up, his staff told him that dinner was in iowa. come to think of it, that is what my staff told me as well. >> reporter: the event is known for its humor often at the expense of the politicians who attend which raises money for various charities and organizers say the annual dinner his race $2.5 million. ben: if you live in new york, place a bet on one of the fantasy sports sites this morning you can forget about it. juliet: illegal gambling, the attorney-general says. teresa priolo joins us from union square. big news. >> reporter: big news. this whole issue really hinges on the question is this again of skill or a game of chance? depends on who you ask. if you ask the attorney general he thinks it is all about chance so he is forcing websites like drafting based in boston, fantasy sports sites to stop basically pandering to new york residents, stock allowing them to do business because it is no

. >> reporter: that comment is not sitting well with bill deblasio who said new york city will welcome the refugees. released a statement saying in part we will adhere to the words of our founding fathers, not donald trump. mosques don't commit acts of terrorism, people do lose the nypd will investigate the crime, not close down places of worship. teresa priolo, "good day new york". juliet: there are lots of developments overnight. a cool day with rain heading our way. when will it arrive? juliet: we will talk about the metal detectors from new york p now only ford offers $750t black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices on ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select ford vehicles, it's an inside deal, now for everyone. hurry for a limited time, get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of all other low ford friends and neighbors offers. it all ends november 30th. that sound. like nails on a chalkboar

sot-bill deblasio: ww have t t stay our grouud, continue going about our business. tag: a worldwide travel alert issued by the state department is stln effect . ...and no matter where you go expect securittbmuchghter stephanie ram abc newsshingtonstay with tv9. it's . but today's gazette is also than normal. we have the special black friday deals version of the paper. it weighs a good few pounds, much bigger than regular. but they've got tons of coupons and advertisement s ithis today. britley, dodoyou think you'll use any of these? a few spotting showers will persist through the early morning hours, rain will become more likely as we enter into late morning. it will be a soggy thanksgiving as the rain continues through the afternoon and evening. for most of the day our temperatures will remain above freezing allowing for the precipitation to fall as rain. as enter the eveveing hours a few of us may watch the rain turn into a wintry mix. a few showers will linger into the morning hours tomorrow making for a damp black friday, otherwise we start to dry out and temper

he had great material and making fun of bill deblasio. we have things cued up. rosanna: listen to the speeches. >> it is great to see mayor deblasio here, actually in new york city tonight. [laughter] to get him to show up the staff told him that the dinner was in iowa. my staff told me as well. >> to get him here on time, we told him the dinner started at noon. great stuff. rosanna: how did the mayor tab take it? greg: i don't know. he got a chuckle or two out of it. here is a little more. >> let me also say, al, something to your better half, nan, congratulations on surviving 40 years of marriage to al. all though i have to warn you sitting between the governor and the mayor might feel like 40 years of marriage. >> get it? rosanna: yes. greg: it is ice cold between the mayor and the governor for a while now. rosanna: you had a quote where he said something about finishing each other's greg: we have one more quote from the speech. hit it. >> as you may know, i have always said that this country is not ready for a divorced jewish billionaire from new york city,

his fellow officers say mayor deblasio is not doing enough to keep them safe. sarah wallace joins us with more. >> it was ruckus and rowdy. a couple hundred correction officers, many of them holding photos of injuries rallying at city hall for the latest victim. >> what i can del you right now. i was choked from behind, as hard as the guy could choke me.

juliet: bill deblasio defense refugees coming from syria to we have the latest on this controversial issue. antwan: you may notice some workers, we will tell you what that is about as well. busy day. i am antwan lewis. juliet: i am juliet huddy. bent is back tomorrow. he is with his brand new baby. going to be a big boy. that is pretty tall. but not that call. average size. adorable adorable. >> meteorologist: ready for a day. as you step in here and go out the door this morning and not bad, kind of nice out there, cloudy skies, temperatures pretty mild but rain on the way. you and see on sky guardian showers making their way midway across pennsylvania heading in this general direction still like it will be a big round of severe weather, a quick rumble of thunder. temperatureswise, 57 in islip, same in bridgeport, to 58 in central park, 57 all so, a big warmup for many of us, look at the huge temperature change, 25 degrees warmer and 24 hours ago in poughkeepsie, 24 degrees warmer in sussex, a live and agrees central park so everyone, generally by quite a bit, 25 degrees. here is wha

sot-bill deblasio: we have to stay our ground, continue going about our business. tag: a worldwide travel alert issued by the state department is still in effect . ...and no matter where you go expect security to be much tighter stephanie ramos abc news washington " accident backed up traffic on i- 235 for more than a mile from the actual site... just before six p-m, neighbors near the m-l-k overpass say they heard a loud bang...which turned out to be the vehicle getting wedged underneath the overpass... fire crews rushed to the scene. officials say they had to cut open the car to rescue the three passengers. they were all taken to the hospital, with non life- threatening injuries, a surprise for those who witnessed the crash. jason lillethun, des moines: " all i saw was two cars sitting on the side of the ramp, didn't notice the one on the side of the ramp at the time, but it didn't sound like a car hitting another car." elias: the cause of the crash is under investigation by the des moines police department. elias: meanwhile, a woman is in jail this morning facin

sot-bill deblasio: we have to stay our ground, continue going about our business. tag: a worldwide travel alert issued by the state department is still in effect . ...and no matter where you go expect security to be much tighter stephanie ramos abc news washington some will be up early this morning putting on aprons getting ready for a day of cooking. while others, will put on their tennis shoes for a morning jog along the cedar this is a live look at our city cam. britley will be back right after the break with a look at your rainy thanksgiving meteorologist britley ritz joins us now with your first alert forecast. a few spotting showers will persist through the early morning hours, rain will become more likely as we enter into late morning. it will be a soggy thanksgiving as the rain continues through the afternoon and evening. for most of the day our temperatures will remain above freezing allowing for the precipitation to fall as rain. as we enter the evening hours a few of us may watch the rain turn into a wintry mix. a few showers will linger into the morning

bill deblasio pledge $2.6 billion to combat homelessness earlier this week. the raids started spiking this year and are up 13% from two years ago. juliet: new information on last year's deadly building explosion in east harlem. the state report says con ed violated a dozen safety regulations in connection with an explosion. inspect a gas pipe leading to the park avenue building. were hurt, civil lawsuits should not be brought against it. and blames the city saying the crack in the joint was caused by acid or breach. ben: a lot more still to come. after 30 years, jonathan pollard is a free man today. find out where he will and will not. ben: and the brother of audrey plenty is performing. >> the one and only. >> meteorologist: let's talk about the weather, expecting drier weather to move into the tristate area. once it rises, 58 degrees, we are in the 50s through the afternoon, breezy at times, chilly in the shade a new contract weather by downloading our weather apps, myfoxny.com and you can find it free at the google play store and itunes store. [hold music

his -- mayor deblasio working his promise to redo the horse care tajes. the ban on them has faced opposition in the city council. not clear if a reduction in carriages would have more support but carriage drivers are speaking out against the plan. >>> it's a question many are asking. will a new hudson river tunnel trail everring built. moody's released a report saying the agreement between new york, new jersey and the federal government shows there's political momentum behind the project. the report questions whether it's funded staying it's not clear how new jersey will pay its share. >>> police asking for help in finding whoever stole a gold and silver vessel from a church in new jersey. they say it's worth an estimated $10,000. something similar was stolen in morris township last week along with cash. may try to sell it at a pawnshop or ebay or craigslist. >>> the christie administration is suggesting a hotel or amusement park for liberty state park. a new report says the department could fund itself if it brought in more noin. the annual budget is $3.

should try to get something done in the city of new york to make it safety. >> governor deblasio said the refugees cannot be properly vetted. >>> new information in the search for a man after the canoe he was in capsized. this video of search crews in white meadow lake was posted to facebook by a resident. police received multiple 911 calls around 3 a.m. for two people in distress. one person was recovered and is said to be okay. the identities of the two have not been released. the search will resume tomorrow. >>> today members of the historic synagogue in new brunswick, new jersey, buried damaged sacred scrolls and books, this coming a month after a fire destroyed cherished items inside. according to jewish law, if objects are no longer in good condition, they must be buried. the congregation buried torahs. firefighters say the fire was an accident. >>> deep freeze has set in across the midwest after the season. people are still digging out from as much as 11 inches of snow. while we won't see that here, temperatures will be quite cold when we wake up. meteorologist elise finch is h

bill deblasio encouraged the decision. >> it came as a surprise to many people that there was a change reconsidered. to make sure everything is being done to moved a 2. >> reporter: keep in mind the city has increased its allocation of money to the mta to $2.5 billion so they can move ahead with projects. if they can speed up the environmental review, if in fact they can get the engineers in here, if they can get the equipment in, if if if, then they will in fact start this project as they had intended before 2020. but all of those are very big ifs. that is the latest from the upper east side. back to you in the studio. juliet: sounded like a lot of ifs in this ify report. >> reporter: a lot of ifs and a lot of people very miffed. juliet: you make the point very clear, we will see next hour. it is 5:12, bad news for taxi and at 26 drives, this is considered charging them a fee. ben: which means there will charge us a fee. juliet: will be between $2 and $4 and apply to all for hire vehicles to enter area airports. is an effort to cut down on the increasing congest and especially with th

in new york mayor bill glai deblasio said they needed to be welcomed. and stressed the point by showing an image we are all familiar with to drive home his message. in he oakland, at a naturalization ceremony nearly a thousand were sworn in as u.s. citizens. back in paris, the city of light is basked in the nation's colors to pay tribute to the lives that were taken. that's our broadcast. i'm john siegenthaler. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. ali velshi is next. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight, morality versus security. reality check hard liners on both sides of the syrian refugee debate. >>> istanbul, turkey where millions of refugees have gone in search of a new life.

. >>> mayor deblasio upping the ante in the debate whether places named for slave owners should be renamed. at first it was the building at yale where his son goes to college. now he will listen to the concerns of new yorkers about other places with names and questions. marcia kramer with this story. >> absolutely. >> reporter: a one-word answer from the mayor when asked if he thought that cool -- calhoun college should be renamed. >> as a young man of african appropriately to live after a police that's the chief segregation officer. >> reporter: what about changing slings in new york city? the george washington bridge, washington heights, madison square garden and madison avenue. the chamber streets, lancy street and so on. the answer it seems is the mayor will think about it. the mayor is checking a list of sites. if someone has a concern about a specific name, they should absolutely share those concerns. with city hall and a statue of george washington in the lobby, i asked melissa how she stands on rechristening places. >> i think it's a debate we should have in this city. >> i wouldn'

. >> reporter: and mayor deblasio condemned christie's remarks calling them an embarrassment to the nation. muslim leaders say they are anxious to work with law enforcement to keep everyone safe from extremists. live tonight, nj burkette, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. and we invite to you stays along with abc 7 throughout the evening for the tlattest developments on the -- for the latest developments on the terror threats. david muir will anchor from paris coming up after this broadcast. over the dunes on long island on montauk, a nasty battle. >> and we continue to follow breaking news. you are looking at live pictures that four-alarm fire. it's burning in paterson, for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list can't be right?" looks like a list of can't be right's." seriously? at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up. my stop&shop. >>> back to the breaking n

mayor deblasio tweeting tonight we stand in solidarity with the people of france. mayor cuomo tweeting out messages of support from all new yorkers. >> reporter: one woman brought up a bouquet of red roses and left them here outside the consulate door then crossed herself three times as she left. all night flowers, candles and cards have been left here gestures that show new yorkers are mourning too. >> with a salute to liberty, equality people showed up to pay tribute. >> me and my friend keep talking about retiring there. >> reporter: the memorial outside the french consulate on fifth avenue began with three yellow roses left by this brokenhearted new yorker. >> i just wanted the french people to know that solidarity with them. >> reporter: with the flags lowered and tied at the bottom with condolences continuing to build throughout the night, the site was somber. >> we cannot cut back, we cannot remain. we have to remain vigilant. this was a dastardly act. >> reporter: well clearly the city does not have the luxury of ever relaxing its vigilance, this as new yor

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erika: mayor deblasio said there is no specific threat against new york. this week it launched a new critical response to man. it will -- as critical response command. it will have 35,000 officers. emily: stories we are following up. tragedy for a local football legend. doug flutie' s parents both died yesterday within an hour of each other. his dad died of a heart attack and shortly after that, his mom joan had a heart attack. they say you can die of a broken heart and i believe it. the couple had been married for 56 years. randy: the murder trial phil chisholm heading back to corporate yesterday the jurors watch this video showing the teen following teacher colleen ritzer into a bathroom. prosecutors say chism was in the bathroom for 11 minutes before he walked out with a bloody hand. he returns minutes later with a recycling bin. then dumps colleen ritzer body behind the school. emily: the woman who helped whitey bulger stay on the lamp for a decade. she goes before a judge today. antoinette antonio is live at the federal courthouse. antoine tte: cather

. >> reporter: for those staying close to home bill deblasio says you are in good hands and, the nypd is prepared for the macy's thanksgiving day parade and there are no specific threats aimed at the city. the mayor stressed preparation, not far analysis. >> we have to go about our by living our way of life, by not being cowed because this is psychological warfare. >> reporter: robert moses, "good day new york". >> a new smart phone apps to fight terrorism, see something, something allows you to capture its this is suspicious activity in a phone or written note and send that information to new york state intelligence center, users should report only potential threats from bad or backpack of the public place. the apps is available free for all iphone and android phones. juliet: belgium is on a terror lock down and the president in france is ready to meet with president obama and everyone watching what is going on around the world. juliet: that meeting comes as more radar carried out to track down terrorists, teresa priolo joins us from the newsroom with the latest on what is going on o

. >>> and the uptick of bus accidents is a concern for mayor deblasio. two women died after getting hit by mta buses this week alone. both happened as buses made turns and some believe the problem stems from the blind spots on the buses. the mayor says he has reached out to the mta and is looking to whether the design of the buses play a role. >> i don't pretend to be an expert on this, but there seems to be evidence that the bus design is a problem and that there is a fix for it that's not expensive. >> the transit workers union has suggested ordering more buses with clearer lines of sight and with sensors. the mayor says he wants to come up with plan of action. >>> hunt is underway for a gunman who killed a 34-year-old man on long island overnight. police say dion is armed and dangerous and shot the wick vic tim multiple times before 7:00 a.m. he has not been seen since. investigators believe he is the estranged husband of the victim's girlfriend. >>> flights are being canceled out of egypt and enhanced measures at overseas airports, but officials stil

. >>> mayor deblasio, city council members may soon be genting a pay raise. a published report said the council is asking for a hefty one while changing the rules on how much they can earn. here's more from city hall. [ applause ] >> reporter: still elected leaders haven't had a raise in nine years. a published report said the council is floating the idea of a whopping $42% to $155,000 a year. we asked this councilmember about it. >> i can't verify it one way or another. >> reporter: the report says it would make the job full time. >> the vast majority of my colleague put in more than 40 hours ago. >> reporter: this republican is also for the idea of eliminating so-called extra fees members get for things like chairing committees. >> those stipends are not given to everything. they are not awarded on a merit bay shis and given to individual members on a political consideration and i think the time has come to get rid of them. >> reporter: fritz schwartz head the commission that will make recommendations on all of the issues. it's convened every now years but

no credible threat as we heard the president say that bill deblasio was on yesterday. ben: there could be 3 million people along the parade route because the weather will be so nice. here's liz dahlem. >> giant balloons are ready to fly high in the sky for the 89annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. six balloons will make their debut bringing the number of giant characters to 17. they range from popular movie stars like snood be to characters from angry birds, floats and dances on the parade route which starts at 77th street in central park west, cut across 59th street, goes down 6 avenue and ends at macy's herald square where the stage is set and the excitement is building. >> spongebob. kool-aid. >> reporter: even with the holidays cheer there are some safety concerns due to recent terror freds, heavily armed nypd officers will be along the parade route. the mayor says the city is ready. >> this is the best prepared city handle any kind of situation. this is a place where tremendous resources are expended. to prevent any such acts. >> reporter: new yorkers and touri

mayor deblasio and other local leaders gathered. that measure expected next month and has enough money to last another year. he was the zadroga act permanently. >> a question of patriotism and are we going to respond to those who answered an attack on our nation. the answer must be permanent. >> another version of the bill that would renew the zadroga act for five years and cut services. if congress does not take action by the end of december, officials say the program will start shutting down by next summer. >>> a news 4 viewer sent us a tip about some deplorable conditions at her manhattan apartment building. she included this scary video of a dangerously malfunking elevator. went to the building to check out the claims and found plenty of problems. gus rosendale has more. >> i'm really concerned, actually about the tenants in this building. >> she got fed up with conditions at her upper east side apartment building. >> i attempted to get in the building at that point. no doubt i would have been seriously injured. >> she sent us t

mayor bill deblasio is seeing his lowest approval rating since he was elected. juliet: 33% of new yorkers approve of how he's handling it by the wall street journal, down sharply from 44% approval last may. not surprisingly he gets more support from democrats but his approval among black voters has fallen from 59% down to 50% and among latino voters down 49% to 37%. ben: polls open at 6:00 to cast the ballots in today's elections. in the national level, candidates are complaining about their last debate and what they would like to next week's debate. juliet: president obama is commenting on their complaints. robert moses joins us from the newsroom with more. >> reporter: president obama made his comments at a fund-raiser in the city last night. let's just say he wasn't very kind. the republican field is wide open but its newest front runner is enjoying his biggest lead yet. ben carson is the republican to be. the new nbc news wall street journal poll finds carson with the support of 29% of republican primary voters. donald trump is six points behind. marco rubio

the results of the new "wall street journal" marest poll on mayor deblasio. >>> nearly six years after an upper west side banker was found dead in her bathtub by her 9-year-old daughter her estranged husband has been arrested. >> robert coleman has long been a suspect but took until today for them to arraign him. live in scarsdale where that arrest was made. lori? >> he was arrested here at this train station as he was going to visit his kids. he's always denied killing his wicife and today he pleaded not guilty in court.

stuart: what was the comment from bill deblasio about chris christie.shley: he called him callus and heartless and prejudice for not accepting refugees. >> by the way his polling is much worse than new york city cops now. stuart: that's deblasio's polls way down. >> he does not have much of a following at this point, who can blame-- the new york city voters are fed up with his political correctness and sort of cop brigade. stuart: another story on terror, ash. ashley: turkey authorities detained eight suspects at the istanb istanbul -- and they are trying to get to europe and they said this is our hotel, no recordment and they found a hand drawn map to germany. stuart: they may have interrupted a cell. >> absolutely. stuart: they stopped the paris people, the attack on paris, that just stopped another incident before it was due to take place. >> they believe they were going to attack the business district of paris and why they were forced to move in-- >> no wonder there's a high anxiety time. we're going to discuss the oil markets, that's a key market i

. >> mayor deblasio praised the workers for making new yorkers' lives better and safer. >> great to see still a lot more work to do. >> lots of other roads. that's just what started it. >>> when we return right here, philly finds its own way to remember the pope's historic viz lt. >>> a popular link between asthma and migraine headaches. >>> dave? >> a busy night in the weather center. janice and i looking at the radar picture and just a few hours from precipitation rolling in our direction. how long will it stay and will it impact our morning commute? >>> progress tonight between the owner of a popular jersey shore beach and the state of new jersey. the owner of jengenson's beach suing that to build protective sand dunes would transform their private beach into a public one. tonight we're learning that a court hearing has been postponed and that will allow both parties more time to continue settlement talks. >>> doctors have discovered a possible link between asthma and chronic migraines. researchers at the university of cincinnati looked at thousands of people who got 15 or fewer migr

bill deblasio is teaming forces with rahm emanuel and to step up investigations into the business practices. >>> following a big shake up at the university of missouri where the president has suddenly resigned. students and staff protesting the president's handling of allegations of racism on campus. nbc jay gray has the latest from columbia tonight. >> reporter: a celebration after weeks of confrontation on the university of missouri campus as embattled university system president tim wolf steps down. >> i'm resigning as president of the university of missouri system. >> reporter: news of the resignation spread quickly across the campus. >> i think it was a long time overdo. i think there's been a lot of racial tensions and i'm glad that something has finally been done. >> reporter: students and faculty were angry after they said wolf failed to react quickly or strongly enough to alleged acts of racism on campus. the school's football team threatened to boycott saturday's game. students stanled sit-ins and the granlwit student was on the eighth day of a hunger strike demanding wolf's resig

mayor bill deblasio says the the city is safe. >>> 4:49. time for a check of business news. >> money watch's henna daniels joins us from the new york stock exchange. holidays are coming up. consumer watch dog group is letting us know which ones are very dangerous. which toys made the list. >> reporter: just in time for the holidays, topping the list , dinosaur claws inspired by jurassic park. the those toy claws can cause eye and face injuries. list includes a quick folding trampoline that can cause injuries during assembly, nicole and erika. >> uber is offering to bring flu shots right to your door. tell us more about that. >> so strange, doesn't it. >> to avoid catching the the flu catch a uber. car service app is offering flu shots in several it is is. choose option for uber health and reserve a nurse to administer the shot to you at a indoor location. uber will charge you $10 for this service, nicole and erika good that is not bad ten bucks not to leave your house, uber is dabbling in it the all, pizza, groceries, nurses. >> yes, henna

yesterday deblasio called out chris christie. christie's believes president obama's plan poses a security threat. >> we cannot affect the clean that these people. that should be the end of conversation. >> reporter: requiring legislation. they would also have to serve the background checks. it would all but shut down the refugee program. president obama has sought to veto it and criticize republicans for what he calls their anti-american stance. >> clearly they are scared of widows and orphans coming into the united states of america. >> reporter: if they fail to halt this program, they may stop by using existing law. if they fail to do that, the states could shut down those organizations. typically our refugee program requires a significant vetting ross says. only about half of these refugees coming to the united states were making it through anyway. antwan: you talk about the groups. >> reporter: nongovernmental organizations. they do a lot of work. not just serious, iraq and other war-torn countries. juliet: thank you very muc

mayor bill deblasio says new york won't be intimidated. >> we understand it is the goal of terrorist to intimidate and disrupt our democratic society. we will not submit to their wishes. >> reporter: nypd police commissioner bill brat on says police will be vigilant. we will have a live report coming up at 5:30. >>> while major cities are increasing their security travelers are wondering if they should go to europe. at philadelphia international a airport lines for international the flights were normal while the attacks in paris, are leaving some have thatters nervous, they are still going. >> i'm always a nervous flyer anyway this climate makes me more nervous. >> yeah, i mean, you know, the odds are pretty slim, you know, no matter what has happened recently. >> overseas carriers are reporting lower sales for flights to paris. that does not the hold true for major u.s. airlines. >>> happening today former subway pitch man jared fogle will learn his sentence on child pornography and sex crime charges after he enters a guilty plea. prosecutors want the 38 year-old father of two to sp

it is bringing up whether or not we are safe in new york city and deblasio. everyone is speaking about it this morning. greg: we are going to the shooting this morning, what's going on teresa? >> reporter: good morning, we have updates from the commissioner and the chief of detectives that is telling us what they know, the people inside of the mcdonald's and enjoying a hot cup of coffee and a guy approached them, some type of argument, altercation, the men enjoying the coffee left the mcdonald's and made their way down to the subway station, a c e on 35th and 8th. it is unclear if they knew they were being followed and they were shot in the subway stakes. four shots were fired, the deceased man shot in the head and died here. one shot in the torso and the other in the leg. the police are saying they are looking for the shooter who may be with two other individuals. they are also attempting to see if that silver car reported by a this. take a listen to press conference. >> several individuals sitting and having coffee and another individual with a black hoody

this time last year is when mayor deblasio launched vision zero. we'll tell you coming up what police officers have noticed and what they have been giving out. the number of tickets for failure to yield and speeding. that's in the next half hour. back to you. >> katherine creag, thank you very much. >>> happening today a man accused of strangling his estranged wife nearly six years ago heads to court. shelly coughlin was found dead in her bathtub on new year's eve in 2009. prosecutors say her husband, roderick, killed her because she was preparing on cutting him out of her will. >>> we are expecting a change in charges today against a long island doctor accused of plotting to kill a rival. nassau county prosecutors, police and the d.a. say they'll make an announcement in this case this morning. the cardiologist, anthony moscero was arrested in pral april. prosecutors say he sold drugs, guns and knifes to pay for a hit on another doctor. the person he allegedly tried to hire was an undercover officer. >>> police in the bronx are looking for an unusu

media representative from deblasio's island and j. lo. was on the beach.a beach and city island. no one wants to go to the park because there's a homeless guy there. i don't want to talk about j. lo. i want to talk about him. what does the guy do, defecates in front of us. the cops come and can't do anything about it, didn't see him do it. that's the state literally going into the crapper. charles: back to loretta lynch, this administration really has been focused on the idea that we should be soft on felons and somehow, i don't get this guy. that somehow we as a society are too mean spirited when it comes to felons, juvenile delinquents and people making mistake. president obama himself continues to say why should people pay a price? you shouldn't ask if they have a criminal record when they file for jobs? why are the criminals all of a sudden-- what the heck is going on. >> you're enraging me, it's the political class, what the political class is doing, they're speaking from their ivory towers, let the secret service take their test and not ask if anyone

. >>> mayor bill deblasio says new york city is prepared in the case of a terror attack. the mayor's comments followed a security drill in the city's subway system. hundreds of local and federal agents responded to a simulated active shooter incident. the drill was performed just before one of the busiest weeks of the year with the macy's thanksgiving day parade on thursday. >>> how i.s.i.l. uses terror and social media to conduct attacks. in the week ahead as french president francois hollande travels to washington. fueling anxiety across the european union, the largest economy germany expecting to welcome refugees, but as karl penhall reports. >> they're clearing ground for a new 350 bed refugee camp. this is an industrial park in dresden. a city that was ripped by allied bombing in world war ii and became part of communist east germany. 25 years after reunification, the region remains much poorer than western germany. just over a week since the paris attacks and fresh graffiti suggests that some residents don't want more refugees here. hans frank who is getting paid to

governor christie: mayor deblasio. >> it's about americanism different from jihadism? what would you make sure they have access to it? governor christie: not really. not really. i mean, again, that sounds to me like the world which it is instead of how it is. i don't think they're interested in that at the moment. are there elements of that? sure. it is not acceptable. what i use american power to make it accessible, no. no, i wouldn't. >> right here and then right there. go. es, sir. >> i was formerly with the department of state. governor, as president, what changes would you seek to make in our current immigration policies? governor christie: a number. first, it goes back to what i was saying in my remarks. any change to policy of that kind of the united states have to have the support of the american people. the reason that, in my view, immigration reform has failed up to this point are because the american people do not trust the government. -- to actually do what they say they're going to do. and they have pretty good reason not to. so i think the first thing we