i'm elaine quijano with a western edition of the broadcast. elusive terror suspect known as "the han in the hat" is under arrest. mohamed abrini was detained yesterday after a raid in belgium. today, authorities say, abrini confessed to being the third attacker seen in surveillance video at the airport in brussels where 16 people were killed on march 22. abrini is also linked to the attacks in paris last november that killed 130 people. jonathan vigliotti has more. >> reporter: mohamed abrini's confession not only gives a face to the man under the hat. it also reveals a terror cell authorities say was responsible for both the brussels bombings and the attacks in paris last november. police say abrini was seen photographed alongside salah abdeslam the only surviving paris attacker two days before those plans were carried out. abrini's fingerprints were found inside this car and also inside this brussels apartment where the airport attackers made their bombs. faced with the evidence abrini admitted he is the man at the airport walking with the t

she lives a few doors down from sister elaine.her new home leaked from the day she build in. >> design builders anthony valenti sent people to fix these thing but they were never fixed and it couldn't to do leak. sister elaine and header are the latest to come forward after we aired our fox 29 investigates report last month. about these two homes on dickinson street near fifth. they told us a similar story about their leaky homes. >> it's obvious it's a pattern. it's not, you know, it's not a one-time event. >> we put towels and buckets and find the cash to fix our homes and it's difficult after you purchased a $300,000 home. >> reporter: justin and graham are suing this man anthony valenti of design builders and the developer who sold them their homes, joseph of north star pennsport llc for over $50,000 each after they say leaks popped up all over and damaged their new homes. >> it's a disaster. >> when everything was ripped up for the e new contractor to fix underneath again there was black. >> reporter: header marcus hired a fe

. >> reporter: meaty lane -- meet elaine. she's 61. when her sister was faced with cancer, she was faced with a difficult decision. >> i had the gene and an i would have a preventive mastectomy. >> reporter: she knew she needed a great breast surgeon. she came here to mt. sinai beth israel and met the chief of breast surgery. >> the advantage of doing prophylactic surgery is you're reducing your risk greatly. you reduce your risk of developing breast cancer 90, 95 percent. it's the biggest risk reduction you can get. the disadvantage is you're removing your breast. >> just a few months later, her oldest daughter was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer at 29. >> she had to undergo chemo, radiation radiation, mastectomies. that was a really tough, tough time. >> reporter: her sister decided to have genetic testing. she had the mutation. >> in a way, her decision was a bit more difficult because here it's completely prophylactic, completely voluntary. she does not have cancer. >> reporter: finally there was ben, the eldest of the three,

the least we could do is allow the loss to be laid to rest in arlington and elaine harman as quickly as possible let's get this passed today. the rest that remaining that choose to have their ashes in arlington, this is their right. the only reason they were not active duty at the time is because of sexism. it is time to give them his final resting place. thank you. yields.entleman members are reminded to not make references to the gallery. the gentleman from florida is recognized. >> high-yield three minutes to the gentleman from new hampshire. >> the gentleman from new hampshire is recognized. >> i want to thank our colleagues on both sides in the aisle for a knowledge in the air force service pilots. my father was ap 47 fighter pilot in world war ii and he was able to access the benefits that were due him in terms of his military career and it is only fitting now in women's history month that we would begin to finally get the opportunity for care at to be interred arlington national cemetery. i want to acknowledge our colleague representative nick sally and her service to this cou

she was watching this morning, and had some fun, and elaine, nice enough to check us out on facebook, appreciate that. look at that new mobile weather lab ready to go. mostly sunny and 76. that's why you see the discrepancy, south shore, north shore. it's 61 in the hamptons. it's 76 in the city, a 15- degree spread there, so there's no big surprise here. numbers are a lot warmer than they were yesterday. it's 11 degrees warmer than it cities. so i think 80 is very doable. i think we will see some readings and 82, maybe even 83, sunsets at 7:43. again, 80 is the normal high still springtime. evidence of that, your nose, a lot of the weather watchers sneezing. already. pollen count stays high. showers right now, few trying to work their way into warren county. that's about it, and then we'll have more of this moisture work its way into our area. let's plan out your day. i know this is an important day as families gather for passover. we're going to make some very important stops. as you get ready to start your journey some scattered showers. between 3 and 5 there's not a lot of activity

. >> i donated my kidney to elaine. >> reporter: breaking from his wife for elaine richards. that left elaine's original willing donor, her daughter-in-law catherine with an unmatched kidney. but get this. catherine was able to donate to nicole which was dawn's original recipient. >> reporter: catherine was a match for nicole johnson. that karma her aunt dawn had been waiting for came right back around. >> catherine, i thank you. you truly are a blessing to me. >> reporter: transplant doctors say this concept of bridgeing and gapping can match a critical gap between supply and demand in transplants. >> the waiting time can be upwards of five to seven years. >> reporter: another twist, all the donors are educators. perhaps offering up the lesson of a lifetime that in giving, there's also receiving. >> i just planted seeds. i just planted seeds. now this is the garden. and it's a beautiful garden. it's a wonderful feeling to see that and to hear this for the first time is overwhelming. >> reporter: amy freeze, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> they were seeds of life. go, dawn. fan

elaine quijano shows us how the arts are helping the healing. >> he was one of my best friends. i lost him. >> reporter: tain gregory was in third grade when his plate mate, first grader ben wheeler was killed. >> but sometimes i still have still and talk to him. >> reporter: what do you say to him? >> like i would usually say if we were going on a trip or something, like how have you been, and do your miss your friends and everything. >> reporter: tain hid under table during the shooting. later his mother sophfronia told him his friend was gone. >> he just wailed in a way that i wish i could have taken it all back. dealing with death is hard for anyone, but for a child, especially when it's another child, it's extremely huge. >> reporter: so when a group of broadway actors came to newtown offering an outlet for emotion, sophfronia knew tain had to take it. i would like to remind you i'm not really a liar >> reporter: he joined the cast of a rock/pop rendition of night's dream." the entire process from casting calls to rehearsals was documented in a film called "mid-summer in ne

. >> all this leads us back to sister elaine and heather marcus.do they think l & i should do? i. >> i they they need to could go to court and all this information needs to be presented and i think well, if he has a license it should be taken away. that's for sure. >> certainly the houses being constructed right now, they will need careful inspection so other people don't go through the same things some of us have gone through. >> really, five to ten gallons came through my closet all over my colleges. >> gram and justin are having their roof decks repaired at their own cost while they await the out some of their lawsuit. they wouldn't fer they'll ever see any money from the damages to their homes and the cost of repairs. >> i just can't believe that there's been no contact and no attention to the matter. >> nevertheless he is not changing. so because he's not changing, he need help to change. >> l & i officials tell us as a result of their reports they'll be keeping a close are eye on valenti with future projects and as for homeowners we spoke wit

elaine quijano, thank you very much. well, president obama has been looking for a few good ideas to prevent nuclear terrorism. today, at a summit meeting of more than 50 nations, mr. obama said the international community holds 2,000 tons of nuclear material, and if an the amount of size of an apple fell into the wrong hands tit would change the world. margaret brennan is at the white house. >> as the danger of a terrorist group obtaining and using a nuclear weapon is one of the greatest threats to global security. >> reporter: president obama warned world leaders that groups like isis, which has already used chemical weapons, could have larger ambitions. >> there's no doubt that if these madmen ever got their hands on a nuclear bomb or nuclear material, they most certainly will use it to kill as many innocent people as possible. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence does not believe isis has the capability to build a nuclear warhead, but it could steal one, hijack a nuclear facility, or craft a so-called dirty bomb with materi

so, my name is elaine. i'm a visiting scholar to columbia business school. my question is related to china. it is becoming increasingly important in the global economy. for example, a new establishment of the chair of infrastructure investment bank. and the imf and the reserve currency, with the special drawing rate, so my question is would you comment on the challenges of the rising currency, versus the u.s. dollar. and to respond how do you like the changes in the coming monetary policy to maintain this dominant position of the u.s. dollar? thank you. fareed: each of you, very quickly. but the question is -- is china's currency likely to be, let's say in the next 15 years the single greatest challenge to the reserve currency status the dollar currently holds. alan, do you want to start us off? china has made extraordinary progress, and it is fairly evident that the yuan is getting close to a floating currency. but the yuan has not been gotten to a point where it is accepted internationally. and the total amount of holdings of the yuan in international rese

>> when the case went to the supreme court, lawyers requested elaine be given a special consideration, a waiver that would allow a doctor to end hertoem life while the government writes a new law. the court turned her down, meaning elaine will have to t wait a full year before a doctor can legally end her life. >> reporter: you feel like you have a year? >> i think i'd rather not answer that question. r >> reporter: for newshour, john larson in vancouver british columbia.orla >> woodruff: elayne shapray continues her fight against multiple sclerosis and opposes the proposed law saying it does not go far enough. >> woodruff: now in sports news, a big night in the world of basketball last night, with one team setting a new winning n record, and a retiring player going out in a burst of glory. jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: 73 wins: that's what the golden state warriors achieved with a victory on their home court last night over the memphis grizzlies. they broke the record of the 1995-96 michael jordan-led chicago bulls, and they did in their trademark, sport-changingi style, mos

these bounds blocking elaine. eastbound slows some people down as you approach approach the interchange. the new england freeway looks good.northbound and southbound with an accident blocking elaine. lincoln tunnel is a good option. no problems and bound in the gwb. trains are running on or close to schedule. >> we have some carlos santana hair. it's a good friday!let me step in. i have another good story. dragged to the nightclubs to hear my dad play. we would sleep on the restaurant tables because it was at night. this song i brought my dad always played as an encore. whenever i would hear it , i would know we were going home soon. it always brings back memories. >> . [laughter] by the way that was not the reaction of the garden! there was a standing ovation.>> that doesn't mean you can go home! >> you have to be here until 10:00. >> it's a good start to the day. entertainment is up next. >> taylor swift is revealing the cover story. what he is revealing about a plan for the future. >> alright guys. i want to sh

>> i think he would have loved it. >> elaine kwuchlt i-- quijano.rnight news for this friday. for some the news continues check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> hi, welcome to the overnight news. i'm demarco morgan. the new york primary just four days away. the democratic presidential candidates got together in brooklyn for the final debate of the campaign. polls show hillary clinton with a ten point lead over bernie sanders in new york. sanders was determined to close the gap before the ballots are cast. here is some of what the candidates had to say. >> senator sanders keeps bringing up speeches you gave to goldman sachs. i would look to ask you -- you said you don't want to release the transcripts until everybody does it. but if there is nothing in the speeches that you think would change voters' minds, why not just release the transcripts and put this whole issue to bed? >> you know -- first of all -- first of all -- there isn't an issue. when i was in public

. >> i donated my kidney to elaine. wife for elaine richards. that left elaine's original willing donor, her daughter-in- law catherine with an unmatched kidney. get this. >> elaine's daughter-in-law catherine was able to donate to nicole, which was dawn's original recipient. >> reporter: catherine was a match. that karma her aunt dawn had been waiting for came right back around. >> catherine, i thank you. you totally are a blessing to me. >> reporter: transplant doctors say the concept of giving and matching can bridge a critical gap between supply and demand and organ transplants. >> the donor wait can be upwards of five to seven years. >> reporter: another twist? all of the donors are etiquetters, perhaps offering up the lesson of a lifetime that in giving, there's also receiving. >> i just planted seeds. i just planted seeds. now this is the garden, and it is a beautiful garden. that and hear this for the first time is overwhelming. >> such a good i planted seeds and this is the garden. >> right? and i love the flow chart. it's like a family

after named elaine's carrying a child to the hospital was surrounded, local police are saying no morem sweeney shows us the new initiatives to fight back. cathy lanierhief says the dirt bike gang in d.c. will and the, and her messages being echoed from law enforcement and elected officials across dcn and maryland. the goal right now is to identify the riders, confiscate their bikes, and destroy them. 400 dirt bikes and atvs have already been cannot this gated -- have already been confiscated this year alone. police chief cathy lanier released more than 200 photos of dirt like and atv riders wanted in nonviolent incidents, several foreign 10 silly -- several for police officers. chief lanier: we have had enough, and the riders that we can identify we will aggressively prosecute. the bikes we have seized will be destroyed. sam: they have treated out a full list of these men, which is also on her website. if you tell the police who they are, $250 could be years. with wordvering metro the federal transit administration is inspecting the entire systems tracks. the agency is calling it a sa

. >> the bridge in the upper level with an accident they are blocking elaine. 287 flipped over tractor-trailer closing and the offramp so it's fully closed but not affecting 287. let's check out the l ie. no problems westbound and eastbound looks good. railroad, new jersey transit running on or close. >> thank you, ines. 4:33 am with breaking news. a fire at terminal b. >> gary drew his live at the airport with the latest. carrie, what do we know we we just got to the parking lot and there is flashing lights located there with emergency vehicles parked outside terminal b. according to the police, there is electrical fire in the boiler room around 1:15 am. we had video from inside the terminal and we can see the smoke that firefighters had to deal with. 200 people were evacuated and the fire was knocked out around 2:00 am with terminal b reopening as it relates. around 3 o'clock, the terminal a heavy condition. at 3:45 am, the fire was contained in the terminals close. we're not hearing reports of injuries at this hour. we have additional information, we will pass it along . >> thank you, carri

oh, i'm sorry susan and elaine and i have have an i'm here to support right of armory i supported this versus an empty space any positive activation in that neighborhood is good for business we have enough places for people to live i think those people will have something to do i support it thank you. >> thank you. >> elaine, ivan. >> good evening president tan and commissioners i'm appearing this evening to express my support for the sole entertainment permits for the armory i've been in the events business for over 25 years and founded and operated two companies one in a production company and a few catering company and currently an acting president of the international society of special events and served on the board of directors since 2011 did san francisco armory is good for local event industry and it is vital for the city for the armory provides a valuable meeting space for corporations and private events in a central location earlier assessable by public transportation the armory offers 40 thousand square feet of events open space by the event and an amenity like an 80 foot ce

former bank teller kareem elaine charged four years ago with she him -- vehicular manslaughter, in a collision outside the home after woman both men were involved with. a judge dismissed the charges in 2014 for lack of evidence. elaine then sued three homicide officers claiming their investigation was flawed because they were eager to link him to that crime. >> police say a philadelphia man who has been found with more than 300 pounds of marijuana in his mini-van. what does 300 pounds of pot look like? take a look. >> this was discovered during a traffic stop in rhode island. where do you seat your passengers? state police say the 44 year old suspect charged now with possession of marijuana with intent to deliver, a overs pulled over that machine i van. why do you think he pulled the machine i van over? did it look like it was waited down or something? no, it was the smell of all that pot coming from inside the vehicle. >> wow. mayor jim kenney taking a stand against discrimination laws in two southern state, spokeswoman from his office confirms he's banned all non-essential work tra

here's head coach elaine vigneault today. >> there's a little bit of swelling near the eye and around the eye. he's going to see another specialist this afternoon. we'll have more news for you >> we'll keep you posted as well. you can catch game two on saturday at 3:00 p.m. >>> tonight it's game one between the islanders and panthers in florida. >>> in knicks news phil jackson says he'll likely interview coaching candidates that he knows. carmelo anthony once again reiterated his desire to stay in new york. >> as of right now, you know, i'll be here. you know, no conversation has taken place as far as me leaving or me wanting to leave. i think everybody knows how i feel about being here with this organization in new york playing for the knicks. i think nobody should question that. >> so mellow is here. evening on the hardwood last night. in oakland the warriors won their nba record 73rd game of the season against the grizzlies. steph curry scored 467 ed d 46 points and in the process became the first player ever to hit 400 trifectas in a season. no one had ever made 300 before. they n

oh, i'm sorry susan and elaine and i have have an i'm here to support right of armory i supported this versus an empty space any positive activation in that neighborhood is good for business we have enough places for people to live i think those people will have something to do i support it thank you. >> thank you. >> elaine, ivan. >> good evening president tan and commissioners i'm appearing this evening to express my support for the sole entertainment permits for the armory i've been in the events business for over 25 years and founded and operated two companies one in a production company and a few catering company and currently an acting president of the international society of special events and served on the board of directors since 2011 did san francisco armory is good for local event industry and it is vital for the city for the armory provides a valuable meeting space for corporations and private events in a central location earlier assessable by public transportation the armory offers 40 thousand square feet of events open space by the event and an amenity like an 80 foot ce

. >> every weekday morning just after sunrise, a group of inmates at the elaine hunt correctional center in louisiana prepares for a grueling day of farming the fields adjacent to the prison. >> we have 63 acres of vegetable gardens that we grow vegetables on. anything from squash, tomatoes, mustard greens, collard greens. >> supervised by armed officers on horse back, and earning 2 cents an hour for their labor, the inmates harvest more than a million pounds of crops per year. all of it used at the prison. but this particular work detail forces staff to be especially vigilant. >> knowing that they have tools, that they could easily use as weapons, and they've done it before, makes you watch your back, keeps you on your toes. because you never know what could happen. you could take one of the best guys and he decides that he doesn't like you and he wants to take you out. >> see, when you get it like this, like that razor blade there. i learned that sharpening the knives on the floor. >> joel baker has three life sentences and a nickname. it's white trash. >> the judge gave me my name, it

. >> reporter: elaine's donor terry was not a match for his wife tiffany. but the daisy chain was completed when it turned out dawn baits who started the whole process was an ideal match. >> i just planted seeds and now this is the garden and it's a beautiful garden. >> reporter: surgeons say the increasing numbers of living donors volunteering across the country using daisy chains is freightly improving the odds of finding a match for -- is greatly improving the odds of find a match. >> thousands of people waiting for transplants. more are urging anyone who can to become a living donor. in manhassett, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >> and all the donors and recipients are doing well. doctors says the success rate is higher and patients live longer with organs from a living person. restores your faith. >> remarkable. >> special. >> six people now bonded by all of this. it's amazing. >> sucker for stories like that. >> i know. me, too. [ laughter ] >>> let's get a look at the forecast with lonnie quinn standing by. another sunny day. >> beautiful day. top-notch. n

>>ines: problems on northbound right by grand concourse, an accident blocking elaine. your commute on the staten island expressway looks good between the verrazano bridge. as for your commute on the investigation closing all lanes exit 41, diverged off. that's eastbound. westbound side you are fine. as for the george washington bridge, traffic still fine. upper and lower level, no problems, lincoln and holland tunnel just fine. cleaning rules are in effect. a relaxing commute so far. don't you feel relaxed?it's . >>ben: that annual charity run at the top of the world trade center was in danger of being canceled but the races back on. the organization which manages one world trade told the tunnel to towers group that could not hold their stairclimbing but after the report on fox 5, governor cuomo and the port authority got involved and they convinced durst to change his mind. it will be held on may 15. >> there's so many stories of heroism that day, it's just incredible and a lot of it happened in the stairwells running up and down. firefighters with their gear . >>ben:

i think elaine brought it up. they getting to this baseline will some how make them better perform their mission. that has not been answered. >> back here. we're almost in the 5 to 6 minute period. >> there is a saying in the marine corps that the bottom 10% takes up 90% of your time. i found that to be pretty commonly held. it basically means that the bottom 10% of any unit is just not performing at the level that you need to to get your entire unit functional and combat effective. getting rid of that bottom 10% will make the rest of that 90% more combat effective. am i interpreting this wrong? when you look at the study that they did, which takes into account all the fitness problems, injury problems, there is a part of the study that says that the top 10% of women will match with the bottom 50%, 35% of men. seems to be that you could take those top women and knock out the nonperforming men and replace them with women who are exactly equal or potentially better than the men. i think also that the top performer i

oh, i'm sorry susan and elaine and i have have an i'm here to support right of armory i supported this versus an empty space any positive activation in that neighborhood is good for business we have enough places for people to live i think those people will have something to do i support it thank you. >> thank you. >> elaine, ivan. >> good evening president tan and commissioners i'm appearing this evening to express my support for the sole entertainment permits for the armory i've been in the events business for over 25 years and founded and operated two companies one in a production company and a few catering company and currently an acting president of the international society of special events and served on the board of directors since 2011 did san francisco armory is good for local event industry and it is vital for the city for the armory provides a valuable meeting space for corporations and private events in a central location earlier assessable by public transportation the armory offers 40 thousand square feet of events open space by the event and an amenity like an 80 foot ce

elaine forbes is the interim executive director of the port of san francisco. sot it's time to shore it up so that in a big earthquake is in good shape and can be an area of reponse in an emergency. nats on tuesday, the study was presented to the port commission. forbes says that they are working on a plan to improve the seawall. possible options include drilling through the wall and injecting cement into the mud below to stabilize the ground or they could strengthen the wall itself with concrete and bulkheads. forbes says the work would probably be done in stages, rather than all at once, and as you can probably guess it won't cheap or quick. sot we are estimating 2 to 3 billion dollars and up to 5 billion if we are also addressing sea level rise and we would like to see major investment in the seawall in the next 8 to 10 year period. police are on high alert...after a man allegedly exposed himself to a young girl while she was playing at her palo alto school.. monday afternoon. it happened at ohlone elementary school, while the 7-year-old girl was at recess.

. >>> plus, bernie sanders versus elaine from "seinfeld." the hilarious "snl" spoof. >> what the hell am i? >> you're ba >>> a legend is born. john and crissy's breaking baby news. and brian austin green's first pwords about megan fox's paternity mystery. >>> then, the stars pour into coachella. taylor swift rocking out to rihanna. rihanna partying with leo. and how kylie jenner nearly broke instagram in a louis vuitton bikini. >>> carissa's got kate hudson, taking on the rumor she's dating j.j. watt. >> yeah, the j.j. thing. >>> plus, jason bateman revealing his beauty secrets? >> look how

> reporter: but a lone nbc executive named rick ludwin whose focus was not sitcoms thought jerry, elaine, george and cramer were worth a shot. >> he came from the varieties and specials department. he was working with all different kinds of formats of shows. he wasn't stuck in a mindset. when he watched the show, he experienced it, he lived it and it made him laugh. he said, okay, at the end of the day, people will watch a show that makes them laugh. >> reporter: what does all this mean for you and your original idea? professoren grat has a list of suggestions. first, take your ideas to disagreeable people. >> those are the people who are going to challenge your ideas more, criticize you more and help you improve the idea. >> reporter: don't be afraid to procrastinate. >> productive procrastination is about waiting for the right time to act, not rushing into saying i've got to make progress or i have to get this done. but giving yourself the full window to allow creative ideas to incubate. >> reporter: make time for leisure hobbies. >> nobel prize winners are 20 more times likely to be a

it's blocking elaine andrew 87 looks good. heading towards the brooklyn bridge you are fine this morning at 503. street criminals are in effect today. it's back to the campaign trail for the presidential candidates following yesterday's near primary. >> it was a big day for the democratic leader, hillary clinton receiving 50% of the vote . bernie sanders is at 42%. donald trump got 60% of the vote. it's a whopping 60 in case it came in second. ted cruz at a distant third. 14%. fox five robert moses is events. donald trump will be in indianapolis for a rally. later on tonight he travels to maryland. hillary clinton has two events and philadelphia. trump and clinton love new york! today proved once again that there is no place like home.>> hillary clinton learn the home is where the heart and the votes are. polls show her lead over bernie sanders narrowing and her adopted home state as a primary date junior but she got a resounding victory. we won in every region of the country. from the north to the south to the east to the wes

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elaine weintraub: they are a important deterrent. it is critically important that the agency play a significant role in monitoring and enforcing the law and making sure that people who violate the law are held accountable in a significant way. if we have seen challenges in that regard in the past few years. >> is the f.e.c. working to stop rule breakers? : i think theaub agency can mark and has worked in the past. a lot of people say they are set up to fail. there are six commissioners and by law no more than three can be from any one party. so, some people say it is designed to gridlock. i think it's designed to compromise. fortunately, compromise has been a little bit in short supply around here in recent years. >> here's why the f.e.c. sluggishness should concern you. candidates are raising a ton of money. 2016 presidential candidate jeb bush has already raised four times more than every candidate in 2012 combined. harvard professor larry lessig ran his presidential campaign on this issue. when i talked to him, he had some pretty

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asked him how he had worked with some pretty big divas because he has worked with a lane stretch, -- elaine, and some exacting actresses, and he says that you don't get caught up in the starstruck thing. you have to treat the person of another collaborator. the matter how humble a great the person is, they'll have insecurities about how they will look. it is sort of like you are coaxing the actor to accept a view of the character that they may have not seen. david: you have seen the play. how effective are the costumes? did the approach work? mark: it worked flawlessly. i spoke to paul and i said that his costumes, for me as a viewer, where the glue that holds the whole thing together. because the words are all very contemporary. completely contemporary, yet, the story is completely historical. so the costumes perfectly bridge both worlds. george washington has a shaved head and he takes office hats at the end of the battle and he is this big guy with a shaved head. not the man on the one dollar bill, so you immediately relate to him. it is like, oh, my god, of course, he was a man about my

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let's look out for the stall at the bridge blocking elaine with the island parkway. new jersey looks good .>> let's go to the cameras and check on the fdr drive. traffic jam because of construction on 79th street south down. we tried to clear it away and we look at the slowdown. no problems on the north downside. on the train with the metro-north and the past trains running on or close. >> several reports with federal and state subpoenas for close allies with bill de blasio. >> is getting sticky. it's part of their probe into the fundraiser activities. >> lets go to teresa. good morning teresa. >> the mayor's attorney is saying city hall has been subpoenaed. good morning to both of you. good morning everyone. to good news here. city hall surrounds the scandal creating a fear in side of city hall. he puts it simply you that served! three top advisers to the mayor served with subpoenas in an ongoing campaign finance election probe. these are three people who are a part of his inner circle. they served on the campaign and help to operate his non-for profit. one person i

. >> elaine don nolly is president for the center of military readiness. >> redining the military as civil rights institution rather than the institution that defends this country. >> you wrote that president obama showed real passion on one issue of the military. his determination to overturn don't ask, don't tell. what did you mean by that? >> this was one area where i saw him become angry when things weren't moving as quickly as he wanted them to move. i didn't see that anger at the lack of progress on really any other issue that i dealt with, certainly. >> ending don't ask, don't tell was one of the first social changes on the military by the obama administration. it was hardly the last. recently at fort gordon, georgia, hundreds of soldiers summoned to a powerpoint presentation about white male hetero sexual privilege and the need to discuss oppression and the pay tri ar i can and then an exercise required of some rotc cadets just last year. >> we have heard some interesting things. the fact that male rotc cadet s were pressured by the military to walk around in high heels to sh