. >> thinks mike greenwich. >> this guy has worked in this station for 62 year, mike greenwich is his name. he is with jen out with the young ladies. >> yes. >> that is typical of him getting the shot all set up. the there is a a nice article by the photo journalist mike greenwich. mike, congratulations. >> looking good in the magazine, there. >> let's hope jen is not running the camera. >> this is him. >> jen is running the camera. >> yes. >> the rolls have been reversed, he is i, i am him. >> don't you have a radio show at 6:00 o'clock in the morning on facebook. >> i do, have a 6:00 a.m. facebook show. it is most highly rated facebook show on jen's instagram or facebook feed. i was telling people earlier if you fold it upside out, i'm actually on the cover. >> i like that. >> i got a question for you mike greenwich. >> when was the the last time you framed a shot with your fingers. >> when i took this picture was first and last time. i don't even know how to do it, if you notice how crooked my fingers are. >> it is not a square. >> no wonder your shots look so weird, it is not squa

. >>> an update on a statue stolen from a greenwich village church. we showed you surveillance video wednesday of a man running off with the statue outside the shrine church of st. anthony of padua. it was stolen november 10th. yesterday it was put back. >>> 200 jobs saved at the historic mill ridge inn. in -- milleridge inn. it dates back to the 1600s. >>> dozens of firefighters are fighting hot spots. flames burned through five acres, in new jersey 5:00 this afternoon. and caused traffic to back up for miles. >>> rain on the way may help the firefighters. also today's temperatures at least 10 to 15 degrees higher than normal for our area. elise finch with the weekend forecast. >> that's correct. temperatures in the 60s for many locations today but you're right, we're also going to see rain. right now the vortex satellite and radar showing the clouds moving in, a broader picture showing this cold front that is going to bring us rain and cooler temperature. i'll have the details coming up in the full forecast. >>> a security scare on the brooklyn brid

some workers in new york's greenwich village made a bizarre discovery. they found human remains in a burial vault in washington square park. it dates back in the 19th century. for now, people in the area want to know who is in the final resting place? >> it doesn't creep me out as much as it intrigues me. >> i think that's really cool. i do. i think that's awesome. washington square park used to actually be like a burial site. it makes sense that they found bones. >> it contains the bones of more than a dozen people. >>> there are new concerns about the possibility of a dam collapse out west. the 99-year-old jackson dam in california could fail soon, according to inspectors. they believe it gets more and more likely if there will be heavy rains there this weekend. they say toxic substances could actually start washing toward jackson. >> so not only would it almost be like, i mean, a mudslide, it would be a toxic mudslide. >> yes. >> wow. toxic mudslide is not an imminent threat because the state is taking precautions. the plan is to stack some rocks and

. >> reporter: olivia brought the idea to greenwich high school science teacher william andy bramante when she came to you and said i want to do a test for ebola, what was your reaction? >> oh, boy. there was a lot of push-back. "andy, you have no business doing this with a student. it's not possible. it's not going to happen." >> .">> reporter: what did you say? >> i said let me be the judge of that. >> reporter: to fix the refrigeration problem, olivia came up with a novel test that can work in high temperatures. this is her design, which acts like a pregnancy test. was there a eureka moment for you? >> yeah, the color change indicating the positive result >> olivia hallisey! ( applause ) >> reporter: she and tens of thousands of other teenagers entered this year's google science fair. olivia won. >> her name got called. it was this release of just emotion. >> reporter: you're an athlete. you're book smart, and you're emotionally intelligent. are you lousy at anything? >> i think i need help at sometimes taking a step back and looking at things from the bigger picture. sometimes i g

greenwich. >> reporter: to live large in greenwich, connecticut, it will cost you $13,500,000. >> and the english manor is colist listed with continental really, yearly taxes about $87,000 a year. >> 14,000 square feet. >> nothing to explain about. >>> had helps get -- knowing to complain about. >>> it helps get you from point a to point b. could it help doctors find prostate cancer? >> movie history for sale. how you could add these treasures to your personal collection. >> dana tyler has a look at what's coming up at 6:00. >> did you see dorothy's dress there? oh, my gosh! all right, kristine and maurice, coming up tonight at 6:00, another laser attack in new york city. not at an airport, this time on a city bus. you will hear from the driver who says he was nearly blinded behind the wheel. police looking tonight for laser-toting passenger. dave carlin speaks with the driver you see there. father say their child was hurt, their trust violated. they claim the girl was thrown to the floor and force-fed at daycare. now they are calling for justice. >> and protect your packages this hol

jon lapook, cbs news, greenwich, connecticut. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> at 7:00, four children are in critical condition after a car crash in prince georges county. thanks for joining us. >> the crash involved two cars at new hampshire avenue and poplar avenue as evening rush was underway. one of the cars hit a tree. it didn't say whether that was the car with the children inside. ages range from four to ten years old. the crash hurt three adults their 30s. they're expected to survive. north bound new hampshire avenue is closed while police continue the investigation. >>> a flurry of police activity today around dupont circle for two incidents. district police arrived at the high end dupont circle hotel on new hampshire avenue to investigate a man found dead inside a room. as of now, officials are not saying the cause of death.

steve: linda schmidt went to greenwich village to see what it took to bring them to life. >> reporter: charlie brown, snoopy and the gang are making their big screen debut. 20th century fox brought the peanuts movie to life in 3-d. >> we want to be true to these characters, true to who they are in personality, but deliver an experience that is big and action packed. >> reporter: jeff helped create the movie. he works for animation company blue sky studios in greenwich, connecticut, and he showed us how they make the magic happen. first, they start with drawings that explain the story. then it's up to the animators to figure out the motion and the acting of the characters. >> get into the acting room and film myself dancing. rudimentary. it gives me a rough sense of the timing. >> reporter: next they sketch 3-d. >> you can see him from all different angles. we could pose him in any manner we want. >> reporter: jeff says there are literally hundreds of people behind each step of the animation process, and it can >> we only produce about three seconds of animation a week. over the course

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. >> reporter: greenwich, connecticut, it came in at number 50. that is what you will find in the tristates zip codes. emily smith, cbs 2 news. >> for the full list go to cbsnewyork.com. >>> a nice monday. unusual november day again. >> abelievably beautiful monday. -- an unbelievably beautiful monday. it will change by 11:00 p.m. tonight, winds start shifts. mild, clear. 63 degrees. consider this, 16th day of november, and 15 of the 16 days talking 8 degrees above normal on average. 15-16 days, by tomorrow, it will be 15-17 days. the average is 54. today 67 in new york city. some of you outside the city found 70 degrees. tomorrow, you will struggle to find 50 degrees. forecast 50 for new york city. plenty will be in the upper 40ss tomorrow because of this front -- 40s tomorrow because of this front. front drops in. winds shift to the north. temperaturesgo down. no wet -- temperatures go down. no wet weather. denver, that wet weather gets to us on thursday. future cast, you will find your day tomorrow is sunny. 15 degrees colder. wednesday, clouds

i live in greenwich village. i live across the street from what was st. vincent's hospital.hat went down after a long fight. the developers wonder there's a this gigantic condominium structure going out. toby a couple thousand more people on the streets in greenwich village in no time and everyone is anxious about what will happen at the same time like you say, lower east side. >> i remember what happened to hoboken when hoboken with some kind of a half populated city which was in the '70s, buildings were half-empty and practically giving apartment away. and it was this huge rush around into the '80s, and suddenly every apartment was filled and the first thing that happened is that there was literally no place to park. this was a place where people had cars. so people were moving out because i wanted to go somewhere where they could park their car. just many repercussions of the city. city. >> and yet we are all still here. >> i wanted to address the issue of the walkers. i'm a native new yorker and after reading the themes book i thought, i realized that everyone on the str

. >>> happy halloween, and it wouldn't be halloween without the city's greenwich parade which has turned into one of the largest public halloween people in all sorts of costumes took part, and all sort ofs of -- of trick or treaters. >>> it looks like space took time to celebrate halloween. a dead comet resembling a skull flew past earth this afternoon. scientists believe it was a comet that made too many passes around the sun and flew past earth at a safe distance that was slightly farther than the moon's orbit. and we love to see your halloween photos accident a little bee surrounded by two jack olanterns. and look at this. josh from new jersey, a fan of the classic movie dressed up as a ghostbusterer. little amanda fell asleep before trick or treating. we have an exclusive. >> cindy, good to have you back. nice to coo -- see you. let's check in with the weather watchers and check in with the side, that's for sure. but i don't think we have too many complaints in new jersey, and as we jump over to brooklyn, a full 10 degrees warmer, 54 degrees and ele na says don't forget to turn your

thirty in the city and hamptons and greenwich. and it feels like 33 in grip witch and edison and monticello, the windchill is 26. lots of sunshine and some clouds to the south. it's going to be a mostly sunny end to the weekend and breezy this afternoon. and nothing compared to the past few days. at noon, 50 degrees and mostly sunny skies. three:00 this afternoon, the high is 58 and then by 6:00 53 under clear skies and going to be a nice weekend and we'll talk -- we'll talk warmer and back to you. >> thank you. identified one of the suicide on paris. >> the frenchman is known for his ties to islamic radicalism. his brother and 24ths were in belgium. >> they came after a car with belgium license plates was found close to one of the sites of the attacks. 129 people were killed in the attacks, including a college student from california. tony aiello has more from paris. >> reporter: for 23-year-old nohemi gonzalez, it must have been a dream come true. a semester in paris. now, her family faces the nightmare of losing her in the terr

i think mine is shorter i'm the owner of 2246 greenwich and we need to hear if the staff first sorry. >> if there is a staff (multiple voices). >> sorry about that we will have you up in a moment. >> thank you. the address greenwich street two be residential buildings it is a violation really two a roof deck structure without permit. >> the order of abatement was issued as a result of the hearing may have 2014. >> a permit was issued to remove the urban permitted roof deck and this permit is valid it hadn't been inspected and signed off from the work was completed and the sign off it would clear the violation 19 it has not happened we propose you uphold the order of abatement that concludes my report. >> thank you now thank you. >> actually, the deck has been removed. >> state your name. >> ray even though crawl the owner the condo we did get the permit in last march and the you need to see the permit? >> we've removed the deck he brought the pictures to show that before that to we spent over 3 years trying to legalize this deck and thousands of dollars i had bob as a consultant and a

department of design and construction were digging as part of a $9 million water main project in greenwich village, this is what they stumbled on. >> in the first vault, it was clearly disturbed. there was broken coffin wood and, you know, at the photos have shown, there was a large pile of skeletons. >> reporter: the principal investigator for chrysalis archaeologists say contractors found two crypts about 3-1/2 feet beneath the ground, dating back to the late 18th or early 19th century. one contained skeletal remains. the other had coffins on top of each other. >> they're deliberate burials. >> reporter: thomas foley, the associate commissioner for the department of design and construction, says the discovery wasn't completely unexpected, particularly since the area near washington square park was home to two presbyterian churches. >> we knew certainly working with our archaeological team we could be encountering some remains or vaulted areas, anything regarding the old cemetery. so we had that team as part of our engineering team. >> reporter: now the focus shifts to identifying the rem

and we're sighing 49 in greenwich. white plain, 46. cooler in sparta at 32 degrees. the warm-is up in store for today. and a little bit of a break in that fog but notice greenwich zero miles of visibility. and everything will improve as the sun comes out. just take your time driving. the national weather service has an advisory until 9:00 a.m. 63 degrees is the expected high, a few mid- to upper 60s and tonight, upper 40s for you. and now the extended forecast, we have some rain showers by the following tuesday. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> i'm diane macedo. we will be back with another local update in about 25 minutes. but "cbs this morning" returns stay with us. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, tina fayeooenina fey and amy poehler are going up against the "star wars" film. >>> meet the family behind a novel show kids outsmarting bullies. >> my daughter loves it. >>> right now time to show you some of this morning's headlines. >>> "people" reports on sheryl sandberg remembering her last husband on thanksgiving. dave g

the commuter report, east greenwich, west deptford, 295 the new jersey turnpike, you keep going up and maybe you're getting off in cherry hill no problems in the region. looking good. we mentioned that the winds are helping to dry things out. we have 13 miles per hour sustained winds in philadelphia. not that big of a deal. in some spots we're seeing higher gusts. satellite and radar showing the rain is out of here, looking good and dry today, matt. >> new this morning, a utah school district is apologizing for a teacher who made her class create isis propaganda posters. the first year instructor wanted the first year civic students understand terror groups. the students did not have to complete the assignment. >> week long protests grew in minneapolis last night. scowngs members stood in -- city council members stood in solidarity with protesters. the 24-year-old black man had his hands on the officer's gun during a deadly confrontation, a state agency is looking into opposing claims saying he was handcuffed at the time. >>> schwartz was shot in jury room, this was an on going clash a

. >>> we have new video of a disturbing theft outside of a church in greenwich village. surveillance cameras outside of the shrine church shows a couple knocking over and playing with a statue, and then later you can see the man grab the statue and then run off. >> this is part of living in the city, you know, you have thousands and thousands of people, walking by every day, and i'm surprised this doesn't happen more. >> reporter: the church will remove the statues to make room for the christmas display. after the new year, they are likely replace the stolen statue. during the holidays, so many people have it, including our own dr. max gomez. >> but a procedure may permanently cure you. dr.max gomez went under the knife for the reflux fix. >> reporter: from the turkey to the mashed potatoes and gravy, for me, thanksgiving dinner can be hard to swallow. >> this grinding, burning pain in my chest. >> reporter: it's serious discomfort after eating that i have been experience for decades, and i'm far from alone. as many as 7 million people are affected by the acid reflux or

and 60 in greenwich. where the dew points are right now, notice it's 48 in the city. 53 in the hamptons. and on the dry side right now as but through the day, we will see more clouds moving in and the slightest chance of a shower. best bet south of the city because the low pressure will be moving out of the tennessee valley and to our south today. for some rain. chance. the break down of the day is this, where temperatures are right now, you're not going to warm up much. most of us in the low and mid- noon. 63 and mostly cloudy. 3:00, 61 and mostly cloudy. again, a chance for showers, best bet south of the city. the full forecast is coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> now to a developing story. a gunman is on the run after neighborhood. >> police say the shooter killed a man and hurt two girl. ilana gold is live from the scene this morning. >> reporter: this morning, police are looking for the gunman who opened fire in this neighborhood. the bullets were scattered across the area. they struck one of

. >> reporter: in greenwich village, andrew siff. >>> here in new york, well wishers are heading to the consulate to sign a condolence book for those lost in the paris attacks. mayor de blasio one of the first to sign that over the weekend, a medal de l al l al l al metal detector. lester holt and the "nightly news" team are in paris and have much more for the search on the suspected mastermind and stories from survivors. that's all coming up tonight here at 6:30. >>> still ahead, charging to see santa claus? a new jersey mall had been charging parents 50 bucks to let their child sit on santa's lap. what happened to finally strike a change of heart. >> not very nice. >>> dave price here with a beautiful day today. >> it was. did you like those warm temperatures? well, don't get used to them. big changes in the forecast and some rain later on this week. we'll talk about the timing all behave for uncle pete. bye, see you guys later. [boys screaming] now time warner cable makes your internet go faster. up to 300 megs. are you having fun? yeah it's ok. it's good. in-home wifi powered by the

you heard the description like greenwich village or the east village in new york city with 12 bars onour witness described it. and gunmenk:÷ inside with masks on standing and firing from all directions as it was described to us. and then people flooding for the doors. imagine if you were not hit but if you were hit or wounded and could still move you would and head for the streets when they did. the aftermath of a you will all ofuw@ that. this is one snapshot of what happened in one place of six across paris that are now confirmed by police. we're no longer relying on the agency french press or reuters news agency or anyone else. the french authorities now confirm to the world there were six attack sites tonight in paris. six of them. coordinated attacks. almost simultaneous but not quite. the first attacks happened to draw. it is believed the media or the police, the authorities most likely to the scene. and then the attack on the theater. the attack on the theater that left 118 people at least dead. with the sex sites total 140 killed across the city with many more injured and death

we called in our favorite chef geoffrey zakarian, and he is a partner this the new restaurant in greenwich, connecticut, and it opens tomorrow, t i am going there tonight. >> yes, you are. >> and a couple of them in new york city? >> i couldn't help it. let's have a cocktail, and this is vodka, potato vodka -- a ha! and the syyp and cheerer. >> and you know, you could do that drink with a potato. >> it is a lot of vodka going on, which make ss it delicious. >> it is your show, right? >> it is reay delicious and not too strong. i don't like it too strong. >> and let's get started on the potatoes and the turkey is dry everything is good. this is a dish no-fail. i like to do a few tips to make >> all right.. >> onions, and have it a scalloped potato or potato grattin. whip, are they, because they are starchy. >> right. >> you take these with the onion and put them a pan, and you do not wash them, because you want the starch. it issyour friend. >> so you donn wash them after you peel them. >> it looks like a lot. >> well, it is not. add some butter, and what we are going to do is to start the

. >>> and halloween in the city one be the same without the greenwich village parade and thousands turned out into the -- to the parade and i am looking for you here. people dressed in all sorts of costumes and marched on 6th avenue from spring to 16th street and viewers shared great halloween pictures with us. >> and his niece and nephew were ready to go trick or treating. >> and this is from david on twitter. very scary, mike meyers from >>. and this is the picture of the dog dolly dressed up as a bride and she's got a bouquet. >> and send us your halloween pics. we'll show them throughout the show and we, of course, love seeing them. this is cbs 2 news sunday we'll be right back. fi gesouptns wter eeyone,osast wi t fte iertanwii aiblfr 50o 0 gs pl y c uoayo voteids t5xst tn bl buthma rsotoetfi? 'rrad i cuom sisctn. geouofheas g fs. . >>> you might notice a lot of things changing at this time of the year. changes and all month long we'll highlight different things. that may require you to make changes. we're talking about smoke alarms and winter safety. lieutenant anthony cusso is here

sparta. 55 in greenwich. 53 in white plains. and the 57 is in city is warmer than it was this time and we're above normal. we will try to shoot for 59. 76 and 26 the records. sunsets at 4:41. 10 of the first 1 days of november have been above normal. on average, eight degrees above normal. and turn that around into the weekend. light showers, mike is talking about it. heavier rain through ocean. and now through brooklyn and queens and nassau county. the rain just enough to slow you down. and then things break up a bit to the west. that's the big low. futurecast brings in a if you more showers. time this out into the afternoon commute. after school still a little wet. and more of the commute dry. and stray shower possible tonight. and then, yeah, cold air. cold enough for a few flakes to flirt with the area north and west. and then just windy on your saturday, 3530, 40 miles per hour plus. 53 game time temperature tonight. and you can watch it right here. and if you love 2 like i know you do, watch those great shows on wlny. and

and when you throw in the wind, you still have wind chills, sub- freezing wind chills through greenwich and the hudson valley and the wind chill in the city is 37. 44 below normal. sunsets at 4:32. it is unusual for us to be below normal. we are average temperatures, 6.3, above normal. and so it has been very mild. and right now, we are on track to go down in the books as the warmest november, and we turn the numbers around quickly. there is the little bit of snow, off to the north and pressure, building in. comfortable tomorrow. for your travel plans, wednesday, we are going to see some wet weather, and again, this is on top of that snow pack they saw. so that is going to be messy. parts of midwest down to the golf. and some snow, accumulating snow through the rockies. a bit challenging. but i will tell you what, some of the best weather, not only for getting around on wednesday, but thanksgiving is going to be comfortable, too. and then, that day after, working off some of that stuffing. going to the mall. ha will be nice. >> nice. try to. >> from 44 today, to 62 by friday. >> i may n

the gusts are 24 miles per hour in the city, 23 white plains, 22 for edison, 17 belmar, 16 in greenwich, connecticut and monticello a gust at 17 miles per hour. as you go et into your day tomorrow, the wet weather -- as you get into your day tomorrow, the wet weather is gone, sun will be back, not as gusty a breeze as today. but shoreline tomorrow you still have gusts above 25 miles per hour. but most of us tomorrow would have those gusts around 15 miles per hour. maybe a little stronger than that as you push in. taking a look at what the vortex satellite and radar show us, here's our front that's making its way through the area. it's a light rain basically anywhere north of the carolinas. the heaviest rain off the outer banks. this is going out to sea. let's not focus on that. that's not going to do a hook and come here. we are going to watch this area from the chesapeake feeding some moisture into the tri-state area. that's with your our rain is coming from now. the thought is it's going to intensify and we are starting to see that now on the radar picture. looking back at three hours

investigators have greenwich street blocked off and many heard. police rushed to the scene of a shooting on granite street around 6:30 tonight after witnesses say the hurt several gunshots. >> on my porch about a block away and i suddenly heard about kids and all of a sudden, i heard like 6 gun shots right in a row, no stopping and that was pretty much it. all the sirens started going, but it was loud. >> i was freaking out. i told them we' re going inside because i don' t want to be another victim. i don' t want to get shot. i' m going inside. >> multiple people say they called 911. >> all i heard was someone screaming to call 911 so i ran inside to call them. >> police could be seen focusing their investigation in an alley between two buildings on granite street not far from barr street. s office is so far investigators aren' t saying what happened. people are on edge and hoping for answers soon. >> not the most upscale don' t want happening next door of course. it' s making me want to move away. especially in this neighborhood, >> i feel like l

they're moving off to the north and east near easton, right along the shore areas, in greenwich, seeing heavy rain. most of it is well back to the north and west t. key is, will we see more tonight and how much? i'll have the details coming up in the forecast. back to you. >> i tracked the rain with our nbc 4 new york map. the forecast and any alerts you need to know about. >> this is big. a heating oil scandal involving dozens of workers and your money. today, investigators revealed a two-year operation that shorted nypd to courthouse, homes and businesses and how they apparently did this will really get you. news 4 is in lower manhattan with new information. gus. >> reporter: this was happening we are told across the city at the peak. suspects were bringing in $18 million here, 4 million of which was taxpayer money. the boiler room supervisors at this men's shelter the east village tells 4 investigates he recently noticed a discrepancy in the heating bill. >> it's a bad thing, but what can you do? >> reporter: another unlikely target this convent on the lower east side. >> it's so sad

contractors discovered two crypts working on a $9 million water main project in greenwich village. they're believed to date back to the late 18th or early 19th century. one contained skeletal remains. the other had intact coffins stacked on top of each other. >> these were not paupers or homeless people or, you know, victims of plague that were buried here. they were deliberate burials. they're probably family burial vaults. ernie: now the focus shifts to identifying the remains. some of the coffins in the second vault have nameplates. archaeologists will use high resolution imaging to read them. interesting. >> we're enjoying some incredible weather. nick: yes. as we promised, it wouldn't be as nice today. we had clouds today. a couple of breaks of sun. a little drizzle and a couple of showers. ernie: the temperature. >> temperature was great. the record high is 74. that was set in 1948. i think we may -- somebody may get close to 80. ernie: maybe it will carry through through january. nick: then again, maybe it won't. average temperatures next week, we may be trending colder afte

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and greenwich, you're at 69. but that's still warmer than you were yesterday. we are six degrees warmer than this time. the normal high is 57. we will turn those around, 75 this afternoon. lonnie will have the numbers and the score card tonight at 5:00. sunsets at 4:47. you can see right there, there's that mix. here's the line of showers. 6:00 to 10:00 where we could see a shower that we need. for the year, we are running a deficit at 8.34 inches. we've got a chance today. and after today, it's about a 10-degree drop day-to-day. so you're at 65 tomorrow. and bright and breezy and 55 sunday. chance of rain back in the works on tuesday. and so are the 60s. so back above normal middle part of next week. >> i like this back above normal stuff. >> make the most of today. thank you. >>> something comforting about a long standing neighborhood restaurant serving dishes at great prices. >> tony tantillo heads to washington heights. >> reporter: for the past 20 year, they have been a neighborhood favorite serving inexpensive but soulfully prepared dominican food. and i

greenwich, 44. and now -- doing pretty good at 42 degrees. and now temperature change, it's 16 degrees warmer right now than yesterday at this same time in white plains. and i think we will take it, especially black friday shop-a- holics myself. and vortex radar picking up on low he will cloud. and it's telling us we do have some fog settling over us. so alex, a little foggy to start the day but the sun is going to come out and it's going to get warmer. >> that's early shoppers need to be careful on the roads. >> yeah. >> and i saw it coming in from new jersey. thank you. we appreciate that. >>> and in the next half hour, a scare in the air on long island. forced to make an emergency landing at a school. what forced the pilot to have to bring the aircraft down. thanksgiving. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'. see why more than 5 million feet in the u.s. speak for amop\ pedi perfect. now discover the latest innovation in the amop\ foot car

go to greenwich, establish residency and then vote and run against a tobacco and a friend in connecticut the senate. mixing thought bush couldn't make it here but he turned him into a connecticut republican, he might be able to beat him and what is so wonderful about him that speaks to his devotion to texas and the fact that he raised his family here and build his business here is at that point, he thoroughly thought of himself as a texan, and he never bid on it and you know better than i do the president of the united states suggests a pathway to the senate do tend to listen. you tend to think about that. there's very little evidence and this is all from your mother's diary. >> you made an interesting point in the book about comparing his position on the un at the 64 race and then actually taking the position. .. >> >> grandfather. >> and its 1965 when he lost the race but used it is coming into being and ross is thinking of challenging him in the primary. and he goes to heaven baker says i want to be a congressman to say i am not using this as a stepping stone. i want to be president.

studebaker and went to west texas, which is about as far from civilization as you can get, if you're a greenwich, connecticut raised new york city bound young professional. >> bush was just 24 years old. >> your dad is a yankee aristocrat, to his core. >> correct. you've got to ask the question, what caused him to leave his roots and a family he adores to move out to west texas. and it was a sense of adventure. he's an adventuresome person. but dad can relate to people from all walks of life. and he doesn't act texan. he never wore a cowboy hat and a big belt buckle and big cowboy boots, but nevertheless, became a part of the midland scene. >> in 1953, tragedy. his 3-year-old daughter, robin, was diagnosed with leukemia. she died just three months later. >> it was devastating. one of the defining tragedies of their lives. >> the pulitzer prize winning historian, jon meacham, was given unprecedented access to the bush family archives. >> he wrote a letter in the late 1950s to his mother about robin. "there is about our house a need. the running, pulsating restlessness of the four boys as they str

reporter: harborview feel about shopping on thanksgiving, everybody blames you for right greenwich? at least many families were doing it together. and if you are alone you will still get a good deal. and perhaps meet some interesting people. what are you thankful for? >> i'm thankful that you came over to say hello and gave me a little media. i love this. i love this town. reporter: that was interesting meeting the naked cowboy. we saw a lot of shoppers going in but we didn't see a lot of shopping bags come out jennifer. i'm thinking this year people are being a little bit more careful with their spending. christina: or they just can't make a decision like me. an estimated 3 million people came to the macy's annual thanksgiving day parade. as always it featured marching bands and floats in the same with today's great weather. it was certainly a fantastic time for everyone. >> it's just experiencing all the people out here and seeing everything. reporter: as usual some of the biggest names in show business writer. including mariah carey who was criticized for allegedly lip-synching.

we've made our way greenwich, right? greenwich. waze is telling us we should make it toou by the end of the show. that'shat we' told. we haven't hit traffic yet so we're still trying to make o way to manhattan but so far so good the app is doing us well. >> sara is going old school. using a compass and the sun. we've given her a road map. sara, how are you? okayay saraa is frozen. not only does she get the map -- >> she's concentrateingconcenentrating. the poor girl -- sara, c can yiu hear us now? >> yes, i can. i think we'rehead of t.j. because we're in new york right now. we might be winning. we're this far away from you. this is one hand's length away from you. >> i lov it. we'll check in with rob lar. look at that. the classicstill work. love . we'l'l be back to them i i a little bit. >> it's our big "dancing wi the stars" morning. bindi, the champion, derek, six mirror ball trophies, the four come on back. my love you shine so bright... the leo artisan diamond. an incredible e vel of brilliance - from the creators s the leo di

one of the warmest temperatures we can find. 59-degree reading, and this is stan in greenwich. he said it's 59 where he. is we have some 49th as well. a full 10 degrees cooler, and this is mark and jeneanne they are also saying hello november! it's mild at 11:37 at night. we are talking about 60 degrees in manhattan. winds out of the southwest at 10 miles an hour. it's really just a beauty. high temperatures around the area, 66 for newark. 64 for jfk, and islip, 63. bridgeport with the high temperature today of 62 degrees. 59 is the 3046 year average we consider normal for this day of the year. it's 65. we are well above. we are not above in rain fall. year to date, a deficit just is under 8 inches. any in the forecast? not so much this week. we were looking at the system to the south, but it look likes the system will stay it to the south. you could see the cloud cover out there, and there's also clearing to look to the north and the south this is the system we were looking at, thinking it may bring rain, but it's along the stationary front that will remain to the south. we ge

last night rare, rare night, and i went to our friend geoffrey zakarian's international opening in greenwich, connecticut, and i went with friend, and there is geoffry, and the food is delicious and unusual and affordableer and they have my stuff stuff. >> of course, they do. >> and everything is perfect and fresh and delicious and i want to wish him and his beautiful wife margaret with the best of success there. and good eating. >> and a lot of people know the song by carly simon "you're so vain." and people wanted to know who it was that she was talking about. >> and she finally revealed it. she told it to "people" magazine. >> and she said that one of verses is about warren beatty, but he probably thinks that the whole thing is about him. years ago when i was quite naive when you said that we made such a pretty pair and that you would never leave but you gave away the things you love and one of them was me i had some dreams and there were clouds in my coffee they were clouds in my coffee >> and she says that the two other verses were two other men. >> who could they be? >> mick jag, jack

i have to love everybody on the fourth floor at the greenwich. it's true, it's an experience when you live in new york and been there for 14 years now, it's fantastic. the other thing is tomorrow is friday and the next day saturday. the weekend. among the three days i love it. >> theresa: and you are thankful for ines as well. >> mike: the whole fox family. >> mike: in my corner we keep things going. >> ines: i'm thankful for a lot of things, friends friends and family, that's something we have to be thankful but today was a home for now. i'm thankful because with traffic that's what brought me to fox. how do you do that? well you love what you do and you have great coworkers. it is not a job. no, and like teresa said, here, people asked me zero are you out to get each other? and i said no, we are all genuinely friends. that's it, were were going to >> ben: we are going to talk turkey and stuffing when we come back. plus one of the hottest bands this year, american, will perform for us. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see