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madeline lives in east harlem. >> maybe it's come down a little but now hat gotten worse again. >> reporter: it's definitely anecdotal but it is the kind of sentiment you will hear if you walk through a housing project like the one here in east harlem. kelly made a variety of specific claims, not just that graze wounds are no longer counted as shootings, but also if you get hit by flying glass after a shooting, that the department no longer classifies that as a shooting, either. we have been waiting all night from the department for a specific response. when we get it we will bring it to you. josh einiger, channel 7 the race for president. former new york governor george pataki whose campaign really never received much support tonight suspending his campaign. >> tonight is the end of my journey for the white house ace suspend my campaign for president. i'm confident we can elect the right person. >> this ad airing tonight on stations in some early primary states, mr. pataki never made it to the mon republican debate change, anemic public opinion numbers and had trouble raising funds. >>> a

. >>> two people were injured when a fire truck collided with a car in east harlem. firefighters were -- where responding to another call. were taken to harlem hospital. noun -- non-life-threatening. >>> we have new information about the bronx father who confessed to killing his baby. 51-year-old jose feliciano is the infant. the police believe the baby's saw. police say the child's mother admitted that she and feliciano drove to brewster he, new york and buried the child's body. >> how can you do to a baby, you know, something like that. it's shocking. i don't know. i feel sad. >> feliciano remains in custody tonight facing multiple charges, including murder, manslaughter and manslaughter of a person less than 11 years old. >>> we're hearing tonight from the wife of a new jersey boy scout leader who was attacked by a bear inside its cave. during a hike at the split rock yesterday, chris petronino showed three scouts a cave when a bear grabbed his foot and pulled him inside. the 50-year-old hit the bear with a rock hammer, pulled his coat over his head and curled up

reporting live from east harlem, shirleen allicot channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. we're following breaking news right now. it's happening in clifton new jersey where there has been an accident. you can see an overturned truck there. shannon sohn is in news copter 7 with the very latest. shannon. >> what a terrible spot this happened in, liz. this is the ramp from westbound 46th. it takes you to southbound route 20 essentially keeping you on route 46 because it does this weird zigzag through this area. if you were trying to continue west on route 46 and you're in clifton, you normally take this ramp, it is shut down, and it is going to stay that way for quite some time. we're going to bring you back and show you what this is doing to traffic. it is a nightmare. this is a bumper to bumper delay that takes you back through lodi. look at this line of headlights coming at you. if you can take it to route 80 it's certainly going to treat you better this evening. reporting live, shannon sohn channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you shannon. a popular holiday toy sparks a

collins who escaped from east harlem in july. and awe tin stevenson also got away in east harlem. and tiffany newman who ran out of custody in manhattan hospital. and in october, gerald brooks who got away from an nypd sergeant and at least two officers when he ran off. >> it's really unfortunate that the police can't hang on to people. you're in handcuffs and all of a sudden, you're in custody and you can get away. so that's a problem the police have to deal with. >> reporter: forker the latest man who escaped custody, he is -- for the latest man who escaped custody, he is facing larceny charges. >>> finally under pressure, mayor de blasio claims to have a plan to help thousands of homeless people living on city streets. >> marcia kramer breaks down >> reporter: mayor de blasio is finally doing something about the street homeless. the 3,000 to 4,000 people who have upset new yorkers by living in parks and train station, even like this man, bathing in the foundation in columbus circle. for months and months, cbs 2 news has confronted the mayor showing him pictures like this, a wom

. >>> in manhattan, police are investigating after a teenager was shot in east harlem. somebody riding a dirt bike pulled out a combun and shot the 19-year-old. the teen was taken to harlem hospital and is expected to survive. police have not made any arrests. >>> another day of record- breaking temperatures in december. take a look, folks outside tonight eating outside, no heavy winter coats and while you won't have to wear a coat tomorrow, you might need an umbrella. meteorologist jeff smith is here with details. >> we typically see these temperatures in the early part of may. we were blowing records out of the water today. central park, beating a record set back in 1923. jfk airport getting up to the those were places like tom's locations a little bit cooler to the east. we'll cool down overnight and they'll stay at that level through 7:00 tomorrow morning, there might be some patchy fog and spotty drizzle into tomorrow. during the daylight hours of tomorrow, we're not in the way of rainfall, just a little cloud cover. mid-60s west of the city. i think some heavier r

union settlement association, a resource for east harlem residents who bring education, wellness and community building programs to the neighborhood, decided to give out 500 free metro cards. >> in east harlem, a lot of residents, their income is a lot lower. and they struggle a little more. getting a metro card is a big >> there was one catch. people who received the free ride would need to pay it forward through three acts of kindnessrcharity. >> i helped this lady today to go to the bank, you know, to give back. >> i'm going to always say thankful and be respectful >> reporter: the salvation army was out in full swing ringing the bells and spreading joy. rocking around the christmas tree >> today is our kickoff of the red kettle campaign in new jersey. we're doing it here on giving tuesday because we rely so heavily upon the generosity of others. >> reporter: the american cancer society celebrated giving tuesday with a free public live event at the fulton center. there was music, actors, dancers. the ent brought to life the american cancer society's new public awareness campaign,

in june surveillance video captured a man speeding down the streed street in east harlem. in august another alleged shoplifter slipped out of her cuffs while in the hospital. in october when a prisoner all that have had the police commissioner fuming. >> i will not tolerate as police commissioner these continued collapsing in what should basic policing of a prisoner. >> reporter: tonight another escaped prisoner, another possible embarrassment for the nypd. the one, two and three trains are back up and running. . scene cleared from tribeca. police aren't saying the name cht of the prisoner yet or if he has a criminal history. >>> we want to turn now to the weather. the rain has tapered off. the fog has rolled in and temperatures are about to plunge. here's storm team 4 meteorologist janice huff. >> a lot of people are looking forward to cooler temperatures this weekend. yes, rain has moved on, we are tracking it offshore now but fog and low clouds are still a problem. until this part of the system that's the cold front later tonight and early in the morning. white plains,

stevenson pushed an officer while in custody, and took off also in east harlem. later that month, tiffany newman gave officers the slip while being guarded at a manhattan hospital, and most recently gerald brooks took off from officers. >> it's really unfortunate that the police can't hang onto people. you're in handcuffs, all of a sudden, you're in custody, and you can get away, so that's a problem the police have to deal with. >> reporter: sources tell us that the suspect is believed to be in his 20s, and that police didn't even have a chance to so they can't confirm his identity, we're live tonight in tribeca. >>> mayor de blasio unfailed a new homeless program. tonight, we found more people in desperate need of help. they sleep on the floor, and bathe in public bathrooms, and they've been doing it for a lot longer than you might think. cbs 2's meg baker thinks people are living at laguardia airport. >> reporter: it's the busy travel season, and if you go to laguardia airport, you may be surprised to see this under the christmas tree. homeless people living at

few years bouncing between city homeless shelters and is now live anything a housing complex in east harlem. as zachary quiche shows us, the teen is using these experiences as inspiration in his college admission essays. >> this is an accurate description of what it's like to with nowhere to stay in new york city. >> a young man, the raw truth about homelessness and the kids caught in the middle told in a college entrance essay. >> we were living in a tiny apartment in queens, and my father was off on alcohol binges every couple days. >> basketball has been sebastian's escape as long as he can remember; a dribbling ball, the physics, a metaphor for his life. when thrown down, the resilience to bounce back. >> i hadn't the slightest idea where i was going to be. >> sebastian, a 17-year-old senior, sees light at the end of the tunnel, a chance at stability, and it's college. >> in my mind i was saying how am i going to explain eight years in 650 words? >> how many people are homeless in new york city? hundreds, no, maybe thousands. sebastian is just one. >> the numbers can tell you how many p

reporting live from east harlem, ida siegal, news 4, new york. >> all right, ada, thanks for that new information there. there's new tonight, we have first avenue is open for the first time in nearly a week. the avenue had been shut down you remember between 61st and 64th street. all because of the bricks falling from the facade of the high rise. east 63rd street was closed between 2nd and york avenues. again york avenue and 63rd streets open on the upper east side. >> now to the weather and it is tough to believe the first day of winter is nine days away and christmas is right after that. tonight we saw a lot of people wearing shorts. and light jackets outside. today's high temperatures broke records. all across our area. but tomorrow is going to sober us up just a bit. erica crow is here with a check of the forecast. erica? >> well we will have rain making its arrival but look at high temperatures. got up to 72 degrees in morristown. 67 in central park. that's a new record. 69 in farmingdale. 58 in pa kips ski but that's the cold spot on the map relatively speaking. getting into the

>> new this morning, police are asking for your help to find a man who tried to rape a woman in east harlem. we're going to show you some surveillance video of the suspect. apartment building at east 133rd st treet last night -- wednesday, rather. he allegedly attacked a 60-year-old woman, covering her mouth, pulling her dowi to the ground. police say he tried to take off the woman's pants and strangle hewr the woman is in stable condition. she's being treated for cuts and bruises. >>. police say they've arrested a man for an on provoked attack in williamsburg. the suspect is 39-year-old angel velasquez. he's accused of punching a 42-year-old man in the back of the head. he allegedly yelle anti-white statements during the attack. >>> it's 5:04 right now. time to check weather and traffic on the 4s. raphael miranda in for chris. good morning. >> good morning to you. another mild morning out there. temperatures in the 50s. we have patchy dense fog we're keeping an eye on this morning. it's getting worse, in fact. we'll look at that in a minute. we have some record warmth heading our way this

authorize air strikes against isis targets in syria. being chased down and shot in the street in east harlem. police say the gunman stormed into a chinese restaurant last night. he tried to shoot the victim, but his gun jammed. the man tried to run, but the gunman followed him into the street and fired the gun again, this time the gun worked. the man was shot. the victim taken to harlem hospital. >>> this afternoon, hundreds of people will rally to pressure congress to extend funding to the zadroga 9/11 health and compensation act. new york lawmakers will unite with advocates, first responders, and survivors at 2:00 p.m. at ground zero. the zadroga act provides health care for first responders who got sick after september 11th. the bill expired on the 1st of october and only has enough funding to last until next year. >>> and here we go again. get ready to shell out a little more cash at port authority crossings. as of 3:00 a.m. today, tolls at the george washington, bayonne and goethals bridges increased. the e-zpass will rise from $12 to $12.50. the cash toll jumps up to $15. >>> a close c

it happened on second avenue in east harlem. neighbors say it happened with a group on dirt bikes and motorcycles. police say one of them pulled out a gun and shot a 19-year-old man. >> all i hear is the motorcycles, and then three shots back to back. i thought it actually came from the motorcycle. you know, the wheels or something like that. but then i came out and i saw what was going on. >> the teen was taken to harlem hospital and is expected to recover. police have not made any arrests. >>> today president obama heading to the pentagon. we are told that he'll get an update on america's battle against isis, and then he is expected to speak publicly about what he learned. the white house says don't but "usa today" is reporting that u.s. warplanes are doing something a little differently. they're hitting moving targets like oil tankers to get isis out of the oil business. >>> meanwhile, we're watching a new confrontation that could ramp up some of the tensions between rush sia and turkey. the russians say that their warship fi

but the quick action is understandable in light of the march 2014 gas explosion in east harlem that killed eight people and leveled two apartment buildings. national grid crews will stay here all morning long and monitor the situation until repair crews get here to fix the situation late they are morning. but this is just another reminder, if you smell something suspicious, call the authorities immediately. we're live in brooklyn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right. thank you. >>> new video just in to the newsroom showing the suspect in a string of arsons in queens. investigators say this man was seen walking near the scene just 10 minutes before a fire occurred on 68 drive. of seven fires, all at homes under construction in forest hills. in the video, you can see the suspect bending down and getting a gun from his ankle before putting it into his pocket. >>> well, just a few hours and family members of a teen killed by a hit-and-run driver in queens will join law enforcements in a call for increased traffic safety. they are gathering at the intersection of northern and junction boule

this happened on 2nd avenue in east harlem on sunday. the 19-year-old victim was shot once and is expected to survive. if you have any information you're asked to call police. now on to a developing story in a controversial and deadly shooting involving law enforcement is raising questions in california. take a look at this video. it shows the end of a confrontation between los angeles county sheriff's deputies and nicholas robertson. robertson died saturday morning. two deputies fired 33 shots after investigators say robertson refused to drop a gun. >> the deputies involved have been reassigned from field duty and they'll remain so until we determine the facts and complete our assessment of this incident. >> the family members say deputies continued firing after robertson was on the ground and crawling away from them. released the gun in his hand. witnesses also say robertson had fired rounds into a car wash and a gas station before deputies arrived. >>> the fbi says it will analyze items recovered from a san bernardino lake as it looks

. >>> we just checked and police have not yet found the gunman who shot someone in east harlem. police say a gunman stormed in and tried to shoot a customer, but the gun jammed. the man ran and the gunman this time he was s lohot and he's recovering in the hospital. >>> today hundreds are expected to rally to pressure congress to extend the zadroga act. new york lawmakers will unite with first responders and survivors at 2:00 p.m. at ground zero. the zadroga act provides health care for those injured in the nen attacks. >>> and happening today, get ready to shell out a little more cash at those port authority crossings. as of 3:00 a.m., tolls at the george oushington, the bayonne and goethals bridges increased as well as the holland and tunnels. they went up from $12 to $12.50. >>> a close call for actor morgan freeman. his private plane had to make an emergency landing in mississippi. taking off on a trip to houston. it made an emergency landing and slid off the runway. the plane was damaged, but the actor was not hurt. he issued a statement saying in part, i appreciate the con

much more coming up and also ahead tonight a bakery make any difference in peoples lives in east harlem simply by baking bread. i mean fabulous bread. >> live from studio 5 in new york city, this is the news at six. ernie: evening everyone i am ernie anastos. we thank you for joining us. we will start with the big problems for people trying to get around the holidays. i'm pretty lucky with our weather but much of the countries country's getting blasted with severe storms rage stacy stacy delikat is stacy delikat is live at laguardia where there's a lot of problems out there, some major headaches as a result of what's going on. good evening stacy. reporter: absolutely you are right a lot of headaches tonight. as you said the weather is fine

. >> teenager accused of throwing a shopping cart in east harlem busted in a string of burglaries are. a 16-year-old made headlines back in 2011 when he and a friend tossed the cart critically injuring a woman. now according to the post he's been busted in a string of 14 25,000 dollars. he's been charged with burglary and grand larceny. the victim in that attack maryann suffered financially as she continues to undergo extensive therapy. >> next gop debate could feature top six candidates. fox business network announced this entry criteria for the january 14th debate. must place in the five most recent national polls or place within top five in the iowa new hampshire polls. remaining candidates invited to an earlier undercard debate. 134 kants remain in the field. debate will be held at the north charleston performing arts center in north charleston, south carolina. >> other political news hillary clinton is firing become at republican front runner donald trump on monday trump used a derogatory term in reference to clinton's 2008 presidential campaign loss. at a campaign rally in iowa

other possible victims to come forward. for a shooting suspect on a dirt bike who opened fire in east harlem on second avenue last night. neighbors say a group of men on dirt bikes and motorcycles riding up and down the street, police say one of them pulled out a gun and shot a 19-year-old man. >> all i hear is the motorcycles. and then three shots. back to back. i thought it came from the motorcycle. the wheels or something. but then i came out and saw what was going on. >> the teenager was taken to harlem hospital and is due to be released. police have not made any arrests. >>> russia summoning turkey's military attache because of the latest tensions between those uncountries. the rugs say one of their battleships had to fire on a turkish fishing boat. they say it happened yesterday in the aegean sea near greece. the russians insist it was only a warning shot to avoid collision. >>> this morning president obama crossing the potomac over to the america's battle against isis. then we should hear from him in the noon hour. the white house says don't expect any changes in strategy, however, "u

is understandable in light of the march 2014 gas explosion in east harlem that killed eight people and leveled two apartment buildings. national grid will be here making sure that the safety bag stays on and continues to contain the leak. and repair crews will be here later this morning. channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> 6:33. also developing, the search is on for a brown of -- for a group of teenagers targeted people inside central park and robbing them. and just hours ago, there was yet another robbery inside the park. and we are live near the park with the latest. >> reporter: well, good morning, ken. because of the recent armed robbery, the nypd has stepped up their patrolsment you can see behind me an officer stationed here near 9 -- patrols. you can see behind me officer stationed here near 96th street. the most recent happening around 3:00 this morning. here is video of the police searching for the suspects. robbed a man of $2,000 cash, his cellphone and his shoes. luckily the victim was not injured. and now a look at the other robberies that happened this week that a

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nine months after a toddler's sudden death in east harlem, authorities are now revealing he was murdered. 2-year-old rashid washington's mother called 9 # 1 from their east 126th street apartment back in march. she told police he had fallen and later found him not breathing but autopsy results show internal bruising and bleeding as well. arrested. >>> and we're seeing our first images this morning of two men wanted for a road rage shooting in the meat packing district. the man in the hat is the suspected gunman. the one in the hoodie is considered a person of interest. in a car accident on the street last week. the suspected gunman tried to rob the other driver and then shot him during an ensuing struggle. the victim did survive. >>> of:35 and can be 6:35 and one of the men involved in a highly controversial police shooting death is being promoted today. nypd officer kenneth boss is being elevated to detective. the 21 year veteran was one of four officers acquitted in the 1999 shooting of amadou diallo. he was killed in the vestibule of his bronx building as he reached for his wallet. bo

joining me now pastor mike walrond, senior pastor at first corinthian baptist church here in east harlem, new york. pastor, you've been fairly critical of let's say the optics surrounding this. candidates meet with pastors all the time. what's your beef? >> i think in some ways there's a part of me, chris, that wants to rebel against the tendency by some to paint african-americans and maybe even african-american clergy as this kind of monolithic -- >> exactly. >> -- group, and that is not the case. i respect those pastors who wanted to meet with trump today, those who endorse and those who did not endorse. for me, though, we understand what the optics mean, especially as a candidate, and what the appearance gives. so i think in that regard it troubles me a little bit because i come from a particular tradition of social justice engagement and prophetic engagement and there were those who said they needed to hear what mr. trump had to say to determine whether or not they would endorse him which i thought was strange. we've heard a lot from mr. trump already. and things that disturbed me th

details on why the flames spread so fast. >> video released overnight in the search for a predator in east harlem who attacked a building. >> and get ready for a record setting weekend. meteorologist bill evans has the exclusive accuweather forecast. i think it's something you think heat might [sfx: bell] [burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you may find. [burke] like how you thought you were covered for this... [man] it's a profound statement. [burke] but you're not even covered for this... [man] it's a profound statement. [burke] or how you may be covered for this... [burke] but not for something like this... [burke] talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in your coverage. [sfx: yeti noise] >>> this is breaking news from channel 7 eyewitness news. >> and that breaking news is in the bronx where a fast moving fire injured nine people and displaced dozens of families. we just received new details in the last half hour. we are live with an update in that investigation. >> developing out west, a

and an elevated walkway at east harlem shopping mall. has reportedly been busted. 16-year-old made headlines in 2011 when he and friend toss to the east plaza mall critically injuring a woman. busy buying halloween candy. he was arrested in a string of $25,000, grand larceny, the post says victim in the 2011 attack, has been suffering financially as she tries to undergo extensive therapy. rosanna: taking a long time to do basic stuff all over again. she sued the developers and they have not settled with her yet. it has been a real hardship because she was the breadwinner of the family and she has not been trying to return to work. robert diss, we have been following him ever since we became fascinated with that show the jinx. use the new york real-estate air. he has agreed to be extradited from louisiana to los angeles. rosanna: he is facing charges he killed a woman to stop for cooperating with an investigation into the disappearance of his first wife. he was arrested last march before the jinx, the final episode aired. hbo documentary a

he was the officer shot chasing a suspect in east harlem in october. holder's father says the community has helped his family make it through these difficult months. >> nypd and new york city is amazing. >> money raised from that gala will help detective holder's family. >> good to know they are getting support. that is, after what they have endured. >> never forget. >> absolutely not. four in the last year that we lost. prayers and thoughts go out to all those families. >>> coming up, we will lighten the mood a little bit. this is toni's favorite story of the day. welcoming a new addition to their clan, a bouncing new baby. we have the details. >> everybody wants to know what is the name. >> caitlyn jenner is facing a lawsuit after that car crash that killed a woman earlier that story also coming up. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. you can too. call now. now we can connect more de

a hearing comes in the wake of the building explosion in east harlem last year. eight people died in the blast. cohn edison was charged with 11 safety -- utilities and other agencies, including cohn edison. >>> and mixed reaction from congress on landmark decision women. defense secretary, ashe carter, announced the decision yesterday after three years of study. it means women can serve in the most grueling combat positions. the nation's war fighting capability. supporters praise the decision is long overdue. congress has 30 days to review the new policy. >>> sad news for the music industry. the former front man for the stone temple pilots died at the age of 48. just last saturday, reports say that he passed away in his sleep in bloomington, minnesota, he battled substance abuse for many years. >> time now is 4:39. why the city's new salt regulations about to go before a judge. >> also, getting your pet the best possible care if they should get cancer. we look at some of the amazing options now available. an update on the fund raising effort on the football team.

. >>> a man 2r50eud to rape a woman in east harlem. investigators say he attacked a 60-year-old woman inside an apartment building on wednesday. she was treated for cuts and bruises. >>> mayor de blasio will undergo hernia surgerul he will be back in the office monday. a check of the weather. g gives way to mild, sunny afternoon. 62 the high. don't, partly cloudy. sunday, warmer. record high of 64. monday, windy wet start. coming up, in the kitchen with with al. more stress-free enterthining eas weth a new twist on a breakfast classic. s> this morning on "today's take" "the force" frenzy. "star wars" fans already lining up as buzz fills for the biggest movie of the year. >>> and then the singing sensation who has had quite a week. charlie puth. >>> and al is in the kitchen cooking up, what else? baeacon. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie ongeist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on a friday morning, d

that students who are disorderly -- a white student in a school on the upper east side and a student who's disorderly in harlem, a black student who's shouldn't be treated so, so differently, and so transparency helps us to think about how we can do school discipline and maintain safety with also respecting students and keeping their dignity. >> and also, not every school has metal detectors. >> that's right. >> so how do they even determine which school gets a metal detector and which school doesn't? >> i'm so glad you asked that, because that's a question that we've been wondering for a very long time, and the nypd and the department of education have not been at all forthcoming about that that process, but that's one of the great reforms of the student safety act, that now we'll know which schools have metal detectors, kids and parents can know when they're considering which high school to apply to, where they're going to go, what kind of an environment they're sending their kids into. >> yeah, because i may not want -- i mean, some parents may want -- "i want my kid to go through a metal detector and blah

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meadowlark lemon played center meadowlark lemon played center for harlem globe golden >> thousands notice east wake up without heat. matt keller is with us in discovery bay where craws have worked an the clock to fix the problem. >> matt? >> terrible time for the natural gas outage. i check the news app and the temperatures in discovery bay are in the mid-to-upper 30s and it looks like it could be a while before some people get gas turned back on. pg&e is investigating the cause of the outage. it could be partly to play on the cold. the surge if use by customers could have overwhelmed the system. 200 gas service representatives head back identity identity back out, with 600 homes without service. they do not have a timeline on restoring service. you have to be home for pg&e to turn the gas back on. if you are not home they leave a phone number to call the a warming center has been set up in discovery bay at the elementary school. >> matt, hopefully people can stay warm. barnes & noble may add beer and wine to attract more customers. they are trying this out in new york. sales have been down re

jack robinson parkway east well but i cypress hill, blocking a lane, flooding still out there, residual flooding, and 1, watch out for the south bound road, i noticed some on harlem river drive, on the side you have to be careful you don't hydroplane. let's look at your commute. on the lie by a deer park avenue traffic moving fine east bound west bound, watch for an accident these known. as for the crossroads on the alexander hamilton bridge both directions moving fine, no problems on the deegan and be bqe towards the brooklyn bridge. robert: bill graham's and forced gathering on the street near the church of the need to be. worshipers are heading to the site as a wave of violence has what the region with fighting between israelis and palestinians intensifying. kerry: cutest story of the morning of 7-year-old little girl from new jersey recently over health on the shelf and an act. robert: every kid knows not to touch and's helper or they lose their magic. here's the call. >> wire you calling 911. >> okay, you could say -- >> isabel apologized, she won't, 11 again. website recommends writing a letter to sen tech "good day early call" is coming right who coined th

class 1905, turned down a big church on east side of new york in order to pass harlem, lost christian faith and became a socialist and ran for socialist, socialist party for many times. but, of course, look at marshall washington. vanilla brother in the history of john brown, miles, you can go on and on. brothers and sisters committed to the freedom of everybody including black people and martin says, norman thomas is fundamental part of who i am. he's not as much as benjamin may was, benjamin is legendary but he's a part of who i am. >> host: i found it fascinating, so in 1952, so dr. king and caretta are dating and not yet married and you cite a passage at the top of the book but my sources gave me a little bit more detail. [laughter] >> host: the passage here indicates an exchange of ideas and romance between dr. king and coretta at the time. what's interesting about norman thomas and socialism, they talk about having both read edward, 1887, eutopian fantasy, looking backwards. in this letter he writes to caretta. i'm not a conventional baptist minister. i believe in the social gos

harlem. go to detroit, go to baltimore, go to ferguson, go to the middle east.out what's actually going on. we need the very best candidate that we can possibly have. time to get away from politics as usual. if i'm not the candidate, i want somebody who clearly is a better candidate an im, and somebody who can make that very manifest. but i'm going to do everything i can to make sure i am the best candidate because i believe the election next year is absolutely crucial. >> are you planning any other trips to the middle east coming up? have more trips. within the last year i have been to israel and i plan on going there again. i will begun doing some other international travel, meeting people, and i think the more you do that, the more you interact with other people, the more you get first-hand knowledge. mark: our thanks to dr. carson and to kevin cirelli. next, more on the breaking story of donald trump's new muslimd ban of immigration to the united states. we will be right back. ♪ x late this afternoon the candidate put out a press release saying all muslims s

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east side. they held up the employees at gunpoint and ran off with nearly $9000. >> ben: the legendary crown prince of the harlem globetrotters passed away. the ringmaster retired in 1978, was inducted into the basketball hall of fame in 2003. meadowlark lemon was 83. >> mike: i loved him. >> juliet: there so awesome. >> duke: i loved watching them. the giants at minnesota without odell beckham junior, he serving a one-game suspension. it was was a bad night for the giants. is a 28-yard touchdown, it was 13 degrees that kick out. what a night for eli manning, what a terrible night. he was intercepted, the viking viking sees the opportunity for a touchdown. vikings are up and gone to win it. the giants fall to six and nine. a great career, i don't think think it's over with this fall, nonetheless. yesterday at metlife stadium the jets and patriots, great game. it was a great crowd. crazy crazy ending to the game. the patriots won the time on tran coin toss. the third quarter is a 33-yard touchdown pass, the jets are up. the jets led by seven and can put the patriots away. and over time is a strange decision by th

east so things start to get interesting in the overnight hours and a messy commute. i'll talk about that in your full forecast. >> thanks so much. he was known as the cloud prince of the harlem globetrotters. he died sunday and was the most famous player for the globetrotters from the 50s to the 70s. he was 83 years old and will have much more on his career on cbs 2 news at 5. >>> tensions are running high after another deadly police shooting, an officer accidentally shot 55-year-old betty jones involving a 19-year- old neighbor and his father saturday. police shot and killed the 19- year-old after he was combative while holding a bat. he was an honor student who suffered mental health issues. family and friends mourn for a thorough investigation. chicago's revery much board is currently investigating. >>> a mix up is to blame for a car crashing into a shopper in a surveillance camera captured it all on video yesterday. you can see the car pulling into the parking spot. everything seems okay and suddenly the car drives through the front of the store knocking down the man inside. >> it sounded like an explosion. it was something i've never heard before. it was a large crash.

harlem, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> police say there's no the victim. she was treated at the hospital for injuries. her daughter says she is still traumatized. >>> people on the upper east side have endured days of street closure, honking and traffic and some even forced from their apartments because of bricks falling from a high- rise. this afternoon, new information from the buildings department on fixing it. cbs 2's lou young is live on the upper east side with the latest. >> reporter: the buildings department still doesn't know whether it's material or design defect that caused the rain of bricks here on first avenue monday night. but it has taken them four days to get their heads around how to end the precarious and dangerous problem up ahead and re-open first avenue here. they now have a plan. let's start with the good news. those people up on top of the building on first avenue are now removing the faulty brick facade by hand individually. are you moving as fast as you can? >> yes, we are. we evaluated whether we could put a crane there and that was >> reporter: monday's rain of bricks shocked everyone as they fell 30 stories to the street below. no one was injur

harlem release video of a suspect in a wednesday night rape attempt. they say around 7:45 at night, a man entered an apartment billing on east 131st street and approached a 60-year-old woman. they say he covered her mouth and attempted to sexually assault her before fleeing. the victim was treated for cuts and bruises. >>> the jury begins the second day of deliberations at the trial of former new york state senate leader dean skelos and his son adam. skelos is accused of strong arming businesses to giving his son consulting fees and a no- show jobs. yesterday the jurors asked to >>> mayor de blasio is having surgery for a hernia today. he is expected to have is a quick recovery. he plans to return to city hall on monday. >> not to scare him, but i expected to have a quick recovery after mine's as well. i hope for a better fate for the mayor. >>> coming up, the search for a woman armed with a knife and accused of a rash of robberies in manhattan. >>> plus this -- >> the nassau county police department may have diverted an air disaster. >> now there's safety concerns about a air traffic controller's past. >>> and let's get the kids ready for a day of exc