it's 49 degrees and still in the mid 50s in downtown manhattan. the clear skies on live radar. as we widen the view, the carolinas continue to get pounded with the rain. this is round two of more flooding rain. it's not going to be a factor for us. on future tracker, we will keep it dry. monday, you have to head back to work on monday, it's not going to affect your commute. as you head back to work on tuesday, just a few light showers, but not a lot of activity and we will dry out for the middle of the week. 50 degrees and mostly clear skies downtown. 40s and even a few 30s in the out lying suburbs. a high of 70 degrees and a beautiful afternoon. the breezes we had during the day. they will go by the wayside as well. thdey will not have to deal with that either. you can watch the game on channel 4. that sunday night kickoff and the 49ers taking on the giants. it will be about 60 degrees as they get started. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. monday a high of 74 degrees. it's going to be well above average and then we will see work and send the kids back to school on tuesd

in downtown manhattan, a puppy parade marched through the streets and all the dogs wore mets jerseys. even at lincoln center, mr. met led the met opera to sing "meet the mets." it's official, the city has gone mets crazy. >> i think it's nice to see because the yankees have dominated for so long, and it's really nice to see the mets on top for a change. >> reporter: david cronheim has been a fan since the team was founded back in 1962. he says there has never been a better time to wear orange and blue. >> i used to be a rarity with that on, but i see more and more people wearing these. >> reporter: the world series fans, like silverio labron. how long have you been a mets fan? >> uh -- uh -- >> silverio took so long to answer because he's actually a yankees fan. take a look at this sea of orange and blue. as we get closer and closer to the game, people are getting louder and louder. we also want to mention the average ticket prices here at citifield, over $1,000. that tells me just how excited people are. michael george, news4 new york. >> we have a fan 4 gallery on nbc nbcnewyork.com

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in downtown manhattan you can spread it around tens of square blocks.o one would die immediately but contaminate all of wall street. and it would force the evacuation of those sites for those areas for months or years while you scrub it clean. that is the ultimate terrorist threat. of the unseen undetectible material that can kill you. >> and we have a former kgb informant. he had uranium to sell and looking for a middle east buyer. they asked for a statement from the white house and state department and no one is willing to comment. how much, you started the conversation saying many are surprised it hasn't happen yet. what do we have to do to make sure it doesn't happen? >> we have had programs in place to reduce the stock piles of these materials and secure the ones that remain, the bad news is, they are not moving fast enough and the russia and u.s. relationship suffered and they have stopped cooperating with us on programs where we were tracking down the criminals and securing the stock piles and the problem is worst in the last couple of years as t

from the streets of downtown manhattan, i'm jeffrey brown for the pbs newshour. >> woodruff: on the newshourne: medicare's annual open enrollment begins tomorrow, and so we kick off a series with our benefits expert, phil moeller, who breaks down everything you need to know to get started. for the next few weeks his "ask phil" column will also answer your questions. read phil's guide, and find out how to leave your question, on our home page, pbs.org/newshour. >> ifill: tune in later tonight, on "charlie rose": "the new york times" maggie haberman and clinton advisor roger altman analyze the democratic presidential debate and the outlook for the candidates. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm gwen ifill. and i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers li

business got started when they were recruited to work in a boiler themfull of teenagers like in downtown manhattan were working the phones all day, making lots of money selling what is called merchant cash advances. pimm: what is a merchant cash advance, how does that work? zeke: basically, they call up a bodega, a contractor, and say do you need any money for your business? i will give you $10,000. a lot of people will say yes. the offer that they give them is that they would have to -- if you borrow 10 grand, you have to pay back say, $15,000 in three months. exorbitant are numbers of interest. this is unregulated and legal? in new york, it is illegal to charge more than 25% per year interest. this is legal because the way they present is that it is not a loan. they are buying that the business will make in a -- in the future, but at a discount. pimm: hence the cash advance concept. zeke: it may sound like sophistry, but this works in court, it is legal, and these guys discovered to the potential of it 10 years ago in this boiler room. pimm: in this land of potential, they did actually very well

markets, abigail doolittle has the latest from the nasdaq in downtown manhattan -- manhattan.: stocks are moving ahead of the fed here the composite -- but let'soth have a look at the other director down. walgreens, a 6.7 yesterday after walgreens announced it would buy a right aid for $19 billion in cash. shares are off sharply as the company trimmed its dts range of the top of the range brought it down. the midpoint is now 14% below concessions. the stock is off about 8%. the company posted a great third-quarter yesterday, after that stock is off as well. this stock is having its worst day since 2000 nine after the company offers full-year revenue guidance that missed analyst estimates. there are a number of downgrades on the street. shares are off about 19%. thank you so much, abigail doolittle from the nasdaq we were just talking about the company posting the third-quarter profit that topped analyst estimates. raising its forecast for the year but the stock is down. scarlet: investors focus on its key drug. covering theng in biotech sector for bloomberg intelligence. with

it is the downtown alliance managing, downtown lower manhattan business improvement district. over at the nasdaq, specific special acquisition celebrating its recent ipo. banks are going to be top at least in the open. funny, they make a point this morning, guys, for two years, we have heard about how low volatility in the markets was bad for trading operations. now some are saying all this volatility is bad for trading operations. which is it? >> there seems to be no clear direction that traders are taking on the current market. when you look at the bank earnings and equity trading, equity is up during the heightened volatility in august and september. people were able to have a view on which way they thought the market was going at that time. not so for currency or rates. there was no clear catalyst on the interest rate front. that made it very hard for traders to figure out, which way am i going on this? is it worth changing my position? >> we have to mention a stock we haven't talked about yet, which is valiant. our viewers know. we have talked about it a great deal. a com

alan miller is the chairman, ceo, and founder of universal health services with us in downtown matt -- in midtown manhattanking, what on earth is happening in this industry? not just community. alan: the third quarter is a down quarter generally in the industry. there was a lot of reaction, maybe over reaction. erik: york item states that to july. is that guidance still good? alan: i'm not going to talk about earnings. if that is our guidance, that is what it is. erik: to what degree does your company, universal, experiencing any of -- experiencing the same volume and cost pressures we see play out? >> we were a long-term player. i know one of the companies had reorganization. we are not as highly leveraged as most of the companies. we played perhaps a different strategy long range. erik: i'm aware your business is different. even af the earnings and lot of your behavior health services. and behavioral care. so behavioral, relative to what is going on is different. alan: behavioral is different than acute care, but they work nicely together. erik: some are seeing an increase in volumes. others are seeing a

manhattan today. mr. met joined members of the alliance for downtown new york to raise a met flag in honor of the national league champs. it's flying at bowling green if the park as the team competes for the world series title. >> billy joel will kick off tonight's game three. he will sing the national anthem at citi field. native new yorker legendary musician has performed the national anthem each of the last two times the mets were in the world series. >>> for fans game three tonight can't come soon enough. the excitement is growing. cbs 2's matt kozar is live at citi field for that part of it. >> reporter: dana, it's getting windy and chilly. so best advice we have for mets fans get close to the grill. people tailgating having lots of fun sharing good stories about the team and, of course, sharing some good cooking. energy is fantastic when it comes to tailgating. just before we met all these people in the parking lots, mets fans braving the wind and fans say game 3 will be the turnaround game of the world series. >> lance dressed in costume inside the merchandise store where fans were snatching up eve

. >> breaking in manhattan, fierce flames destroy a big building downtown forcing officials fear that building could come crashing down and we're expecting an update from firefighters at any moment now. >> and the mets getting ready for a battle in the windy city looking to take a decisive three-game lead over the chicago cubs. good morning, i'm ken rosato. >> i'm lori stokes. thanks for starting your morning with us. it's tuesday, october 20th. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and bill. >> good morning everyone. grab a coat. grab a jacket, a sweater, a scarf and all good stuff. we're at 49 degrees, which is normal for central park. we go up the hudson river valley, 42 kingston, poughkeepsie, newburgh, monticello 34, and 53 at norwalk. montauk, 54. temperatures around somerset around 42. we're looking at 45 at 8:00, 60 by noontime, and 68 this afternoon. and it only gets warmer into the 70s. we'll talk about that and your weekend coming up. heather's looking at your commute. it's been a very busy morning. the chelsea fires first. we have this chelsea fire

both directions due to an accident and some subway changes due to signal problems downtown e and f trains are manhattan bound r trains . mass transit metro north pass trains new jersey transit and lirr on or close to schedule alternate site parking is in effect city chris and mary? >>> it is a crucial week for hillary clinton as she prepares to testify about the 2012 benghazi libya. clinton appears before the house committee on thursday. on face the nation sunday, chairman said he wants the questioning to focus on the facts, not politics. though even some republican congressman suggested it's a political pursue. >> i have told my own republican colleagues and friends shut up talking about things that you don't know anything about. >> i think it's pretty clear that whatever they might have thought they were doing, they ended up becoming a partisan arm of the republican national committee. >> observers say clinton's performance could affect her standing in the presidential race that might determine if vice president joe biden does in fact decide to run. >>> a military judge is expected to decide as early

downtown and 18 closer to the airport. it will forever give the city a blockier look than manhattan. >> i'm certain we have lost an opportunity to build dozens of high-rise towers because of the height restrictions imposed by the airport. >> reporter: and when the new buildings do go up, park will go go away. acres of surface level parking lots, a downtown mainstay for decades, will slowly disappear as new buildings take their place. >> we are going to have a lot of underground parking to replace that. >> reporter: jimmy has worked in downtown san jose for 40 years and says it's finally shedding its sleepy image. >> san jose has really started to become alive. >> reporter: one thing that has forever been a challenge for san jose is to bring major corporations to settle in downtown. most of the new construction as i said is going to be residential with many of the corporations seeming to be more comfortable in the north end of san jose. reporting live, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> the state is considering new building standards in the wake of the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. six people were killed in june when an apartment

downtown. 45 in ewing so north and west, with ewill see some chilly temperatures out there. tomorrow's high temperatures with all the sunshine we're going to get all the way up to 74 in manhattan. and 73 in bell mar. it's going to be great night for baseball as well. they have to come to our turf as well. here's a look at the seven-day forecast as the showers move in on tuesday. we're going to look for a cooler and drier pattern afterwards. 64 on thursday and friday. and guess what? friday we have a chance for some showers as well. next weekend will feel very much like fall. temperatures s s only in the 50s on sunday. big drop in temperatures. >> a lot of folks off for columbus day. >> this is the kind of weather where my family, we would have gone to the poconos. maybe that's something you want to do. >> beautiful. >> thanks erica. >> we're going to go to bruce now with what's coming up in sports and i think there's a lot of angry baseball fans in this town right now. >> and for good reason. it's one of those plays they will be talking about for a long time. and the mets and their fans are still fuming. chase utley has always been a nemesis but now he's an outright villain af

downtown brooklyn. the owners say they want to make it a little easier for part of their customer base that's been heading to the restaurant for generations in manhattan. the new location described as an outpost not a full restaurant. it's set to open in brooklyn next year. >>> up next on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," energy and weight loss supplements are sending thousands of people to emergency rooms every year. what experts are really worried about. thank you for joining us tonight. otis, lonnie and i wish you a nice evening and we say good night.

paomssengers got stuck on a manhattan-bound e train at the lexington avenue and 53rd street station around 9:40 this morning. they hd.ave since been moved on to another train downtown "e" and "m" trains running on the "f" line. you could experience some delays until service is back up a d running. >>> the mets, oh, the amazing mets, are one win away from a trip to the world series for the first time in 15 years. >> this is a morning the city could use a boost in spirits. last'tight in chicago for game ree of the nlcs, murphy did it begin. t a solo shot in the top of the third inning. he's now tied in all-time major lead records with home runs in five consecutive playoff games. the mets win it 5-2. >> our motto kind of right now is tomorrow is a must-win. that's the way we're approaching it and that's the way we're going to keep trying to play. >> being up 3-0, we're very, very fortunate because the cubs played great. they're playing great and we've got -- we can't worry about it. we have to come out tomorrow and the pitcher has to give us a game. >> they have a chance to sweep the cubs at wrigley field. game four is tonight at 8:00. >>> our hover boards don't exact

downtown at the world trade center? we will talk to anthony malkin. next. ♪ world live from bloomberg headquarters in midtown manhattanare watching the bloomberg market day rid i'm betty liu. good morning, bonnie. good morning. we start with the polls. ben carson has trumped the donald in polls. with 22%.econd the rest of the gop presidential candidates are in angle digit. -- single digits. more than 60 republicans join democrats to advance the bill to approve theex-im bank. u.k. authorities are looking at charges of possible money laundering related to feed for. david greene leads the uk's serious fraud office. at least 14 executives have been indicted. south korea plans to raise defense spending to deter the threat from north korea. are signs that north korea has been expanding its nuclear arsenal. that's look at our first word news right now. you can always find the latest news on bloomberg.com. betty. betty: thank you. --ton own here in new york, blackstone here in new york, and now a sale of multifamily homes to bury sterling. $5.4 billion. for has earned a reputation predicting market swings. joining me now, ano

manhattan at police headquarters, i'm lisa evers, fox 5 news. thanks. police are searching for the gunman who killed a teenager in a gang-related shooting in downtown brooklyn last night in front of the applebee's. the dispute broke out between two groups of teens. the boy was shot in the head and died. an-year-old was wounded in the -- >> we must be part of the plan we have a gang problem in the city. steve: that incident still under investigation. dari: we have breaking news right now at 5:08 out of long island where suffolk county police chief james burke stepped down as a federal probe has been reopened into his alleged beating of a suspect who was accused of breaking into the police chief's car. this was in 2012. burke's attorney is denying any wrongdoing and claims his client's decision to step down is solely based on personal and family reasons. steve: for the first time, donald trump finds himself trailing in a national poll. dr. ben carson has taken a lead in the republican presidential race, leading 26% to 22% in a "new york times" cbs survey released today. both have a commanding lead over the rest of the field. marco rubio was third with 8 perce

then we have downtown e trains running on the f line from 36th street in queens to west 4th street in manhattan. major commuter lines look good. we'll have your next weather and traffic update on the 4s. >> thanks very much. >>> volkswagen promising to fix the software on its diesel cars many china. they've recalled nearly 2,000 vehicles in that country. german automaker admitted to rigging test emissions. that caused senator charles schumer to demand volkswagen pay the highest possible fine here in the united states. that would be $18 billion. senator schumer says vw needs to own up to its wrongdoing. >> the company carjacked the trust of hundreds of thousands of consumers, thousands of dealers, and they knew it all along. >> schumer says vw should repay the irs for all the tax breaks they got. bought the diesel cars to get a rebate. >>> there's still time for vice president joe biden to get into tomorrow's democratic presidential debate, but the insiders say that's highly unlikely. they say biden's not going to make any announcements until after these five candidates face off in las vegas. th

downtown boston monday up to 48 by monday afternoon. >> jadiann: former new york city mayor giuliani helps a man injured in a car crash. they were on a highway in manhattan when they heard a noise and saw a car flip over the wall. he directed traffic while a coworker pulled the man out. one of his coworkers mentioned his name so emergency crews thought he and his wife were involved in the crash. >> christa: a serial burglar in connecticut behind bars thanks to an 11-year-old girl's sketch. this little girl drew a stick figure sketch after police came and asked if they had seen anything suspicious. she admits it wasn't special but police took her doodle and matched it to a suspect who confessed to ten burglaries. >> i drew a picture, it wasn't the best, just a head, some legs and a hat. after i thought about it in the morning, i thought he would crumple it up and throw it out. >> for us to take that sketch and match it with the suspect was remarkable. >> she received a standing ovation for her outstanding police work and she's all smiles, clearly proud there of >> jadiann: i love that. what a great job. they said they were able to find some of the things

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downtown 4 and 6 trains running express from 42nd street grand central to the brooklyn bridge stop. that's our only subway or rail problem. we'll look outside at the brooklyn bridge, where we have as the manhattan bound side of the span is shut down. you can see those roads are glistening. no major problems, just take it easy. >> all right. thank you very much, lauren. >>> 5:26 right now. coming up, the moving moment that happened outside the funeral for a fallen nypd officer. >>> plus, three years later and there's still so much left to do. the announcement expected today on this, the third anniversary of superstorm sandy. >> reporter: and i'm katherine creag live in queens at citi field. the mets are home now, arriving here just a short time ago. how are they feeling about a rough game last night and what ar-he fans saying? we'll tell you coming up. >>> if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. keep watching "today in new york." download the news 4 new york app >>> new this morning, a hit-and-run in the pouring rain. the victim an off-duty officer. >>> plus, the announcement today on this third anniversary of superstorm sandy. >>> and the mets in a hole. the team returned overni