judah schiller peddled from hoboken, new jersey, to manhattan on thursday.ontoons. he called it the perfect commute. coming up on "cbs this morning," the star of the new showtime series "masters of sex," michael sheen. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ i see you made yourself breakfast. how'd you know? ♪ [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact >>> 4 minutes before 5:00 on this friday morning. one of my fog indicators was lit up this morning. it's tim in for marty over at first warning weather. >>> good morning. definitely some patchy fog out there. temperatures in the 60s. we only went down a few degrees away from the normal high for the day. we're in the mid 60s and upper 60s in some places. another comfortable day. there is some fog out there. be aware when you go out. a cha

judah schiller peddled from hoboken, new jersey, to manhattan on thursday.le pontoons. he called it the perfect commute. coming up on "cbs this morning," the star of the new showtime series "masters of sex," michael sheen. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ i see you made yourself breakfast. how'd you know? ♪ [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. the fbi searched the connecticut home of a woman who drove her vehicle through barriers of the white house and the capitol. she was shot and killed during the high-speed case. the capitol was locked down. a 1-year-old child was safe and in police custody. police say the incident was not terror related. >>> and the government shutdown is now in its fourth days. the democrats and republicans are blaming each other. but a more worr

they went to hoboken. there are going and a duck hunting trip.to jekyll island off the coast of georgia and hats this big plan to launch the third biggest bank in america's history. john: to previous ones have failed and been killed. you make it sound sinister. maybe there were just trying not to rile the market. >> central banks were incredibly unpopular with the american people. all of the participants that went down to jekyll island used assumed names of first names because they did not want this to get out. the new was of going to go over well with the american population because he's in bankers were hated to monday as manipulators, not ordinary people. >> and you had banks booming in the south and west of business is deciding we don't need the banks. it will take up profits and reinvest them in our own businesses. this kabob got to get it to save and monopolize the banking industry for themselves. john: the first one was in 1791 and lasted about 20 years. with the award date taking care of people no longer see a need. congress closed it. it

federal officials stormed out didn't even use the train station here they went to hoboken said they were down to jekel island and hatched a plant. >> prooef yun with evious ones killed. >> the central banks were incredibly unpopular with the american people. in fact all of the participants when went to jekel island they used assumed names. they knew this was not going to go over well with the americans. eastern bankers were hated. >> viewed as man nip tlierts not ordinary people. >> you had banks in the south and west and also people s deciding we don't need the banks. they got together to save and monopolize the banking industry for themselves. >> it was the third. the first one was in 1791 lasted about 20-years with the war jets take ke taken care of. congress closed it. th they didn't kwant a ten- tr-- w central bank. >> andrew jackson closed it he said it was susceptible to pore rufrpgs. central bank can the printing of money was the surest road to desttism and the loss of liberty. >> today motion of the experts say we need a central bank, make sure inflation is moderate, it helps wi

they went to hoboken. there are going and a duck hunting trip.l island off the coast of georgia and hats this big plan to launch the third biggest bank in america's history. john: to previous ones have failed and been killed. you make it sound sinister. maybe there were just trying not to rile the market. >> central banks were incredibly unpopular with the american people. all of the participants that went down to jekyll island used assumed names of first names because they did not want this to get out. the new was of going to go over well with the american population because he's in bankers were hated to monday as manipulators, not ordinary people. >> and you had banks booming in the south and west of business is deciding we don't need the banks. it will take up profits and reinvest them in our own businesses. this kabob got to get it to save and monopolize the banking industry for themselves. john: the first one was in 1791 and lasted about 20 years. with the award date taking care of people no longer see a need. congress closed it. it did not

went to hoboken so no one would see them. said they were going on a duck hunting trip.s plan for the third central bank. >> so two previous ones failed and had been killed. >> exactly. >> but you make it seem sinister. maybe they were just trying not to royal the markets. >> central banks were incredibly unpopular with the american people. all of the participants that went down to jekyll island as youed use /* /- used assumed names because they didn't want it to get out. >> because? >> because eastern bankers were hated at this time of history. >> known asth as, manipulative people. >> exactly. so they got together to save and ma nop lies the banking is itself. >> people no longer saw the need. congress closed it. they didn't want a isn't ral bank. >> they did not. second bank, 1816, andrew jackson closed it. he said it was susceptible to corruption. >> absolutely. you can lock at thomas payne, who add pap flet, common sense. in particular, the money was the surest road to the loss of liberty. >> all right. today, most of the so-called experts say we need a central bank

the port authority was able to repair the path nation hoboken, to harden electrical equipment to prevent future damage. they were able to elevate roads that were washed away by sandy. and at the end of the day, the legislation included necessary policy reforms that helped streamline recovery efforts and improve fema's public assistance programs, allowing us to rebuild what was in place before the storm and building it stronger and better than before. since then, almost $400 million in fema grants have been approved to help individuals and families recover. that's over $341 million for housing assistance and more than $54 million for additional needs. homeowners, renters and business owners have received over $764 million in s.b.a. disaster loans, $314 million in fema public assistance grants to help local communities and local nonprofits that serve the public and provided relief. national flood insurance program payments to new jersey have amounted to $3.5 billion to help people rebuild and get their lives back on track. in new jersey alone, more than 261,000 people contacted fema for he

. >> things are not good at all in hoboken right now.n river has breached our city. >> you see flashes of light behind me. it's not lightning. >> breaking news. extraordinary pictures of a con ed plant explosion. this is on the lower east side of manhattan, new york. you can see a dramatic picture of a transformer exploding at that con ed plant. >> power is out. that's a pretty incredible thing. power is out in lower manhattan. >> the seawater is rushing into the battery tunnel. i don't know the extent of it. >> you can see the shine at the bottom. that bottom shine is the water that's now filling the tunnel. >> i want to show you a picture of a hoboken, i believe it's the subway stop train station. new images, a house fire in rockaway, queens. >> 50 homes already burnt to the ground. >> the alley ways between the homes are actually quite thin, so the trucks couldn't get to the home where the fire first started. >> a 700-ton tanker has run aground on front street in staten island. >> three towns have just been devastated. >> they're not

this is hoboken and points west.the western part of new jersey through paterson, wayne, into hoboken and farther to the north, the rain is heavier. thunderstorms are also heavier. a little bit of rotation south of albany on that severe thunderstorm warning that is near hudson, new york, not a tornado on it right now, not a warning on it now, but it could spin enough to put down that warning, literally, at any time. there it is right there. there's albany. i don't like that kink right there there. that's where it would be. that's where the circulation would be. that's where the potential tornadowise pop up if it does. there's the weather, right onshore for new york, coming right through the city. the winds will be 30, 40 miles per hour in manhattan in the next 10 to 15 minutes. and farther to the south, maybe new york city gets spares the 70-mile-per-hour winds that some spots across pennsylvania have seen this afternoon. >> an ominous looking map, an even more ominous looking image over the hudson river. thanks so mu

. >> we are in hoboken, new jersey, here and around the state they say voting is extremely light.ld be who gets his supporters out. [chanting cory] >> for new york mayor cory booker, it was supposed to be a cake walk but the charismatic democrat is expecting a stronger than expected challenge from tea party favorite steve lonegran. in august the former small town mail was trailing booker by 25 points. closed that gap by so points today. booker took a hit for receiving former law firm while it did and tweeting with oregon stripper. booker attacked opponent as quote tea party extremist who is too conservative for new jersey and supported the government shutdown. >> where do we want to go? endorse the tea party? if you would do that and shut down politics? go with my opponent. but if you belief in bringing people together, working together, moving our country forward, i hope the people support me. >> for his part lonegan. >> cory booker is extremist. i recommend the people behind me, the people who go to work, save money, go to church, and commit themselves to their communities, the

as a result, you're getting -- i don't know what -- i'm from hoboken, dude.mules and -- i'm just -- >> before that, it was a different deal. >> right. >> you know, look, this is -- twitter is your home page, people. don't just delegate it out to somebody who's liable to crack idiotic jokes, because you'll be held to account. it's basic, but not obvious, apparently. rosie, a fascinating story, grambling strike, related to cuts related to stimulus funds, but reported by student editors of the state -- the university there, they tweeted this out, getting a lot of publicity for their cause. but they were suspended. now, this is a real deal. the essence of student newspaper, but there are still standards and talk about wanting to set the right tone, what do you think the implications of the suspension are, and this overhauled story in terms of promoting? >> well, i think the implications -- this kind of thing has happened on college newspapers before. and i think that it's setting a really bad example in terms of first amendment issues for these students who are w

>> hoboken is known for halloweens. >> jersey goes hard. i grew up in jersey.t or post on the facebook site using today's takes, not a contest, but we are going to check it out. >> step it up. >> go big. >> we have a competition, and they have people clearly work the stage, work broadway, bring out the an ma tronnics. >> set decorators. >> they win it hands down every year. >> that's cheating. they're professionals. >> exactly. >> you win the amateur division. >> amateur competition on our side. >> we want to see the photographs. make them bad and gross. hey, dylan. >> i lived in the middle of the woods in new jersey, i would decorate the house, and but because we lived in the woods, no one would come. >> where do you live? >> i was little, my parents didn't do the decorating. i should have gone out and done the actual trick or treating instead. we are going to see a pretty big storm in the middle of the country. comes in a couple of pieces. on the east side, severe weather, and we could have damaging wind and hail. especially across parts of nebraska and also