. >> we should point out this is a guy named michael kramer.ehold name from main street, but on wall street he's known possibly as the best restructuring expert in the country. on the street he's a guy that basically goes in there when your company goes bankrupt, he goes in and fixes things, resells it. he did this for perella weinberg as a partner for the past five years. he was fired earlier in the year, and here's what's going on now. there were negotiations for him to get his deferred compensation out, money that he says is owed to both him and his partners. it equals $100 million. settlement talks broke down last week between the kramer team and the perella weinberg team led by joe perella, one of the most famous investment bankers in the world, and what we are likely to get this week -- sources are telling us in the kramer camp -- we're likely to get a $100 million lawsuit filed after the talks broke down. here's the interesting rub here, and i think this is why this is going to be a story that resonates. the it is going to -- if this thi

then with just a few ticks left, kramer floats it to jo jo frostt. stormin pointer touchdown with just one point one left. kramer added the go ahead p-a-t beckman cpu tonight hosting west liberty. laura bulanda has more from williamsburg.

william kramer killed in the line of duty defending new york's natural resources. cramer was on of the really officers we now call conservation police, shot to death patrolling idlewild woods in queens, deliberately killed by songbird hunters. >> where william cramer enforced the law and placed himself in harms way and lost his life was a 5000 acre wilderness. >> reporter: this land around kennedy airport used to be all forest and marshes, filled with hunters who had little respect for new animal protection laws. the job of game protector was dangerous. >> there was some resentment to the game laws, fish and game laws. there was an attitude that it was there for the taking. >> reporter: joanne erica grow up visiting the grave of her great uncle. she was taught he died at 42 protecting birds. finally, and honor befitting his service. >> after 86 years, to have this don't know. it's a little special to me because it's part of my family. >> it's never too late to do the right thing. >> reporter: peace officers like cramer now included on the police memorial wall in al

kramer. and if-- as you recall, it was a movie where-- they take-- she's fighting for custody of her child. and she gets up on the stand and she says, "i found a good therapist to make me the person i wanna be". and i remember, i thought, "people can do that"? you have trouble in your life and you get help, and i will say that because of my relationship, because what i observed between a man and a woman did affect me negatively in my relationships with men. until meryl streep set me straight. >> wow. i hope you get a chance to tell her. >> well, we'll talk about your journey from actor to writer, or, as we're sitting here in the bronx, from the bronx to actor to writer, when we come back. you're watching talk to al jazeera. >> gang life... this was our foundation. it's what we all knew. when i met daisy, it was the best day of my life. i told my co-workers, i'm gonna marry her... when my past caught up with me and made us all pay the price. >> it was very confusing... they were just, "where i

air force and david kramer, former assistant secretary of state during the george w.administration. gentlemen, welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> woodruff: so p.j. crowley, what do you think? is it a good thing for this program to train the rebels in n sir syria is ending? >> it was a fawmplet it was a good idea but so heavily structured to try to avoid -- so you would have assistance going just to the good guys with the white hats and avoid assistance bleeding over to the guys with the murkier hats. it was so heavily structured, it had very modest results. i don't think we're surprised that this is not a program that is by itself going to tip the scales on the battlefield. >> woodruff: david kramer, how do you see it? >> i agree it was a failure and should have been changed a long time ago. my problem is the timing of the announcement. it makes us look weaker because of the russian military intervention than we perhaps are. the program wasn't designed to deal with the assad regime and the assad regime is the real problem. >> woodruff: the kurdish fighters, is that

>> caller: kramer, looking at paypal long term, in and out. mark cap, looking at 41.71. investment. >> this is a position owned by the chapel trust. we think it's bottoming here. it's been a terrible performer, i think you should wait until it goes lower if you want to pull the trigger. the rotation is back and it's relentless. and d ople got too negativivon the induststals. and now they're having their day in the sun. on mad money tonight. ibm hit a five-year low. i'm heading off the charts to find out if big blues blues could continue. how do y y solve a problem like slowing growth? when it comes into this market, to each its own. when opportunity knocks? carrizo answers. i have the latest with the ceo to see if the move can help the company fend off lower oil prices.. stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter, tweet cramer, send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or call us at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual? he s

dave kramer of dyersville is in hog heaven with this dubuque county lunker largemouthand it still takes two hands to handle a whopper and that is whopper walleye that albert moss caught in the cedar. with all my fishing friends this is john campbell reporting. thanksscott. we'll e right now here's a look at today's toweb stories on kcrggot com. stay with your 24-hour news s surce, kcrg t-v nine.e. a developer wants to demolish several dubuque homes, but he still needs approval. tonight at 10 we take a closer look at the plan and what it will take to replace the homes with a laundry mat. and now to first alert storm team meeorologis t joe winters for your fial forecast. monday ppovided plenttof wind across the state. those winds back down overnight and tomorrow. as a cold front approaches the wind remains from the southwest, keeping some very mild conditins in place. the weather system itself does no have much moisture to work so any rainfa will remai attered and on thehelight side. later in e week highs fall inn the middle to upper 60s which is still above normal for the late part of oc

tonight, at 6:00, cbs 2's marcia kramer talks to police commissioner bill bratton and mayor de blasio about the use of force by the nypd. they had a lot to say about this. also tonight, from a mansion to a mosque, new plans for a home in westchester county are creating controversy in one yonkers neighborhood. 6:00. connect with us on facebook and twitter and stream your news on the go at cbs news, new york.com. expect more anytime anywhere. >>> it's back. new york comic-con at the javits center. for the past decade fans have been able to get up close and personal with their favorite superheros. cbs 2's jill nicolini went to check things out. >> this is my boyfriend the joker. we're from pokemon. >> you have a chance to be your own soup hero. over 160,000 fans here. we have four days of panels and we have more exhibitors than anyone can shake a stick at. we have so much programming there's something here for everyone. >> reporter: fans from all over the world come to the comic come because? >> all the costumes. all the amazing artists and panels and this wonderful community and the cra

cg: nick kramer/ticket holder) "it's a bit agitating 'cause it's supposed to be a huge event and knowing the match-up wise, it's going to be a good wrestling meet, so not being able to go is kind of frustrating." (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "but in place to increase the chances of that happening." (sot) "the wrestling match will take place toward the south end zone of kinnick stadium, which is right near the locker rooms and the tunnel to the indoors, so everything has been addressed would really have to turn ugly to change plans. roe says if the event does move inside, the first 15- thousand fans that bought tickets will get into carver- hawkeye arena ... the rest can redeem their tickets for another wrestling match during the season. we've got you covered live in city... hillary maglin ...kwwl news. ticketholders will be notified if the event site changes as soon as possible. coming up on kwwl, taxpayers will find out next week whether voters decided to vote for helping maintain one iowa museum. and - here's a live look at kingston stadium in cedar rapids where high school football playo

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kramer started selling his rocking and roasting coffee back in 2012. i am pretty sure is pretty good. >> i could use a cup right now. >>> so most people run to the wild animals, but one teen wanted to get closer. hue young photographer managed to get this shot of a bobcat and the attention it is getting this morning. >>> and jumping from a moving car to escape danger. naught 6:30, what a girl said happened to her months before she drove from a moving car. >>> and we are checking traffic and weather every ten minutes for you. right now you are looking at a is it-minute drive time on the expressway northbound -- 12 expressway northbound -- 12-minute drive time on the freeway northbound. >>> shiri. >>shiri: a dry day here but the chance of rain will go up there's a better way to specialized surgery that's right for you: lahey hospital and innovative treatments... and neurosurgeons at the forefront of spinal surgery... america's largest live-donor liver transplant program... right now. nation's best... the right outcomes... for who matters most. lahey hosp

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cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer has more. >> there is no justice. >> reporter: the latest cop slain in the line of duty, his father incredit less that the career criminal who killed his son was not in jail allowed to go to a drug treatment program not in jail despite a lengthy record. >> i don't think that the criminal should be put back on the street after being arrested for more than a certain amount of times. >> reporter: why was tyrone howard this accused cop killer not in jail? it's a question asked also by the families of other cops killed in the line of duty. rafael ramos and wenjian liu shot execution-style in brooklyn. brian moore shot to death in queens village. in howard's case, cbs 2 made two shocking discoveries. first, howard's arrest in connection with a 2009 shooting that injured an 11- year-old and a 78-year-old was sealed. sources telling cbs 2, he was apparently granted youthful offender status even though he was 24. court transcripts show that when howard was arrested on a drug case in the fall of 2014, flow district attorney didn't mention it. he -- the di

joey kramer plans to open a coffee shop in bethel. it will be called the rocking and roasting cafe and restaurant. kramer started selling his rocking and roasting could have knee in 2012. he was on the morning show at one point. guests at this restaurant will be able to order aerosmith themed coffee like jane's got a bun. >> elizabeth: we are following several new stories ahead at 6:00 p.m. he died at the hands of his foster mother. later, the convicted killer will be released from prison. fox 25 just spoke to the 4-year-old's family. new at 6:00 p.m., why they're upset about the timing of her release and the failures of dcf. also new at 6:00 p.m., boston mayor marty walsh and city council members are very close to getting pay raises. how much money in that pro investigation and what they're doing to be able to do that that hasn't been able to be used in decades. and local schools custodian, he's being called a hero. what he did to save a student's life and when he learned how to do it. >> mark: but first, next at 5:00 p.m., are you d

marcia kramer uncovered chilling information about his criminal past. >> reporter: why was tyrone howard, this accused cop killer, not in jail? cbs made two discoveries. first a shooting that injured an 11-year-old and 27-year-old was sealed. sources said he was granted youthful offender status even when he was arrested on a drug case in the fall of 2014, the district attorney didn't mention it, he couldn't legally, so the judge didn't know about it. the second finding, court transcripts show the judge fell for the defense attorney's plea for drug rehab because he came from a family of addicts and deserved a chance. >> the alternative or the default should not be let's keep him on the street and maybe by a miracle from god he will do better there. >> reporter: even without knowing of the case, the judge should have sent howard to jail because he had four felony drug convictions. >> given the record he walked in with, he should have never been given another chance. >> where's the scripts? >> tomorrow mayor de blasio will demand reforms to bail and diversion programs. >>> a former nypd off

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer with that part of the story. >> he sure as hell shouldn't have been on the streets. >> there are people in our city in our society that despite our best efforts that are going to be criminals. and many of them are violent criminals and we need to separate them from the rest of us. >> reporter: mayor de blasio and police commissioner william bratton charging that tyrone howard the man accused of killing police officer randolph holder was a career criminal who was arrested last fall on drug charges and freed from jail as part of a diversion program. they said freeing him was wrong. >> he would have been the last person new york city i would diversion program. >> reporter: but a spokesman for manhattan judge edward mclaughlin who freed howard said the mayor and police commissioner were pointing direction. it is very easy to look back unfairly cast blame and second- guess without all the facts trying to blame the system, saved a spokesman for the administration. but in reality, you should blame the person who pulled the trigger that tragically killed

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer shows us what she found today. >> reporter: it's not unusual to see people acting out in the area around lexington and 125th street in east harlem, what officials call the epicenter of the k2 epidemic the drug a dangerous often poisonous mix of herbs and chemicals making people do weird things widely used among homeless who congress great there. >> i used -- who congregate there. >> i used it. >> reporter: she nearly died but says not even an nypd task force we found positioned in east harlem today can stop the k2 trade if now where to go. can you still buy it here? >> yeah. over there on the corner they sell it. >> regular people like me, they sell $2 blunts. and on third avenue and 149th street, at 148th and bergen avenue they sell it. >> reporter: all this as mayor de blasio signs bills into law to give the police new tools to stop the use of k2 synthetic marijuana. the bills bar the manufacture and sale of k2 and allow the city to revoke the licenses to sell cigarettes from in bodega or store that sells the drug. >> let's be clear. k2 is a poi

holden kramer, beautiful to mitchell harter. joshua thomas says give me the rock. seven-nothing cyclones. a huge upset over number three tcu. finding josh docs and, ties the game. jewell landing as quarterback, former high school rival, they make the move and it is gone. 74 yards, the cyclones were only down three. why is kansas being that special, third quarter, tcu great move in the end zone. the cyclones response, in a word, no. the offense vanished. sam richardson jets as he throws, loses the ball, that was it. no offense at all, iowa state >> they certainly made good adjustments, they made plays. third down is something that is discouraging right now, that was a big contributing factor to the last 45 minutes. >> we just have to keep clicking, once we get everything moving, who knows what can happen. that's why we practice, practice on monday and we will fix everything. >> next week the cyclones play their third straight game against the top offense in the nation. today they beat west virginia 62-38. quarterback runs 530 total yards, corey coleman had three tou

dave kramer of dyersville is in hog heaven with this dubuque county lunker largemouth. and it still takes two hands to handle a whopper and that is whopper walleye that albert moss caught in the cedar. with all my fishing friends this is john campbell reporting. it's friday and that means it's friday night lights on kcrg nine point two. the hawks of west delaware travel to decorah to take on the vikings. kickoff is at seven. we'll have all the action for you on kcrg nine point two and kcrg dot com. students in the dubuque school district can't use the social media app snap chat. district leaders say the app is too distracting value. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early morning news. foreign advice. dubuque brings a scottish violence reduction officer to help talk about the violence problem in the city. energy extravaganza. people in decorah will get the chance to tour homes that are using clean energy like solar panels. and operation overnight. workers are in the final hours of a day-l

i've never seen such enthusiasm by hillary kramer.called you hillary clinton, like i'm sure a lot of you do. hillary kramer. why don't we check the big board and get me out of this. [laughter]: we are up 111. we were 140 and scott shellady threw water all over it. stop laughing. now information on hillary clinton on benghazi. one of the victim's mothers says she just wants the truth. more varney after this. ♪ so jill, i know the markets have taken a hit lately. mm hmm. just wanted to touch base. how did edward jones come to manage over $800 billion dollars in assets? huh. okay. here's our latest market outlook. two things that i'd like to point out... through face time when you really need it. so that's interesting, you know we had spoken about that before. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers

. >>> coming up, jana kramer people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. to get it done. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content >>> our great monday about to get even better. country star jana kramer here to play us off with the latest single from here new album, qu9 thirty-one" here's "i got the boy." i saw your picture in a paper honeymoon in jamaica she's a lucky girl you look so grown up in your black tux from a ball cap in a pickup seems like another world you and me and our big dreams we were two kids in the backseat all fearless and young i got the first kiss and she'll get the last she's got the future i got the past i dplot the class ring she got the diamond and wedding band i got the boy she got the man yeah there's the old you that i knew fake ichlt d.s to get into those spring break bars back woods on a four-whee

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. >>> students in camden are now serving the kramer hill community through a new food pantry. camden academy high school students will operate the pantry every third saturday of the month providing food for the families of fellow students. >>> a recall we want to let you know about. hyundai is recalling 27,000 cars because they may not respond well to the salt that will be dumped on our roads this winter. the recall covers elantras made from 2010 to 2011, and sonatas, and it is limited to the salt belt, and that includes pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey. >>> still ahead, a twister caught on camera. we'll explain what caused this wild weather to break out in southern california. here's a live look at the philadelphia museum of art where the aids fund is hosting its annual 5k run and walk. if you are going to be in the area today, mlk drive will be shut down and the street eakins oval and the art museum area until about noon. >>> the hallen town halloween parade starts on 17th street today and ends on 9th street. if you are attending organizers would like you to use the #hh

. >> commissioner brat says there is 0 tolerance for the homeless marsha kramer has more. >> 1967 pa tall la clark said don't sleep in the subway darling and now bill bratton is singing the same tune except darling is not included in his lyrics. it is the get tough strategy for the homeless. >> subways are not for sleeping and i hope people understand that. >> as the mercury plummets and people find it may be cold to sleep on the streets, the police commissioner wants the homeless to know they should go to city shelters and not the subways. >> the subways are not homeless shelters and the homeless will not be allowed to congregate in them and the city has more than adequate shelters in other facilities. >> as the nypd begins training, the top cop made it clear he doesn't want the homeless on the station platforms. >> the homeless will not be allowed to take up residence on the platform. >> the city says it is doing all it can to find places for the homeless that want to take up residence on the mass transit system. a spokesperson for mayor de blasio says the city has moved 773 chroni

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i get that, but he's likable in a way that cosmo kramer from "seinfeld" was. like a walking misadventure. >> you don't get the drift here today. the drift is that republicans are worried about hillary and sn somebody can come in and as kimberly said cause some turbulence. >> new york city >> no, i far prefer joe biden and if the gop drops the ball, i would rather see biden than hillary clinton any day. he's respected on the hill. >> the gist was for a long time everyone has been looking at the fighting going on the republican side. it's fun to sit back and watch it go on the other side. >> there's so much dysfunction right now on the republican side, that i think republicans are like, hey, we want to see some of that on the democratic side and they hope that joe biden getsing in would cause some trouble for hillary. the problem with the theory is that the polls out today all show hillary getting a big bump out of the debate and if you ask democrats, you only get 30% of them who say yeah, joe biden should run. 40% say don't run. >> but he's not even started to

joining me now, hilary kramer, a and g capital president, cio. jim awad also. director. people are worried on wall street that apple could disappoint. will that set market back on its heels? >> it could. i think apple will pull it through. we should see $51 billion of revenue. it is about the 6 and 6 plus s. i think we'll be fine. more into 2016 we have issue. this will be the christmas of apple again. liz: apple is basically a phone company, right? there are worries about it. >> as we speak now it's a phone company but i think they are trying to transform themselves to be a media and content delivery company in a variety of methodologies whether it be tv or autos. i would not bet against apple. to answer your question, if for some reason the street would be disappointed would affect whole market because nasdaq is best part. technology is best part of the market. you knock out important company, it would not be good for stocks. liz: set it up for viewers. they could be first launch. the growth has been slowing. they have been posting solid 70% growth quarterly.

jana kramer and hubby mike are prepared for the arrival of their first child together, a baby girl.ntil the let's lady arrives, jana's keeping busy with "31 available now." ♪ i got the first kiss ♪ she'll get the last >>> 25 years ago, when i penned the first "goosebumps" story, i had no idea it would be a worldwide sensation. and yet here we are. ha ha ha! >> jack black stays in full character at the premiere of "goosebumps" playing author r.l. stine whose books and villains come to life on the red carpet where he and young costars come face-to-face with the spooks. >> fell michael to move on. >> the truth is i'm in love with -- >> three's a crowd. watch jane juggle motherhood and her love triangle when "jane the virgin" returns to the cw monday night. >>> coming up, pharell happier than ever and giving back to the community. we're with him next. >>> closed captioning and other considerations for "access hollywood" provided by -- >>> we leave you now with the happiest guy around, pharell. he is spreading the joy as lewis discovered in our new interview. bye, guys. >> how's it make

. >> kit cat kline in the control room, if you could cue up a seinfeld episode where kramer is just wearinge pants in the apartment. before we talk about this german parade, did you see the clip of jennifer laurence, shoving marshmellows into her mouth? what was the point of this, alex, do you know? >> well, it was a dare. you know what happens when you're dared, you got to do it. >> double dog dare you. >> yes, during campfire interview with the cast of mocking j2. let's watch do you it. wonder how many. >> how is it going so far? >> you can get more than that. five, good, six. >> seven. >> oh, god, seven? this is america's sexiest woman, everybody. >> keep going. >> eight. >> here is two. get two at once. >> now, can you do the whistle. >> get ten. two more. get it in there. >> did he say eight? >> i think they're to up ten. >> ten? look at that. >> wow. >> did you ever find that blue man group? >> love them. so much fun. >> they do, hey, di, open your mouth, the floor director here, oh! >> hit her right in the face. >> so,. >> soy they do all of these tricks, they try it catch stuff. >>

kramer who is your professor, wrote a book calling for popular constitutionalism, he is the dean at stanford law school. said we should and judicial supremacy. yet, to reflect on it i believe the supreme court got it right in marbury versus madison in 1803. they three. there, the supreme court said the constitution exists to limit government. the limits are meaningless and they are not force. without the court they will often go on and force. it has been a most 40 years now representing prisoners, putting some on death row, i have represented guantÁnamo detainee, i represented a homeless man in the united states supreme court. i realize that for my clients, it is the courts are nothing. general defendants, prisoners, homeless people, rarely will win in the legislative process. when is the the last time a state legislator adapted a lot to ask and the rights of criminal defendants. what is the last time they had a lot to increase the rights of prisoners in that state? so even though these groups may often lose in court, people like my clients it is really the courts are nothing. >> are the ben

here's cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer. >> reporter: bill de blasio and hillary clinton were all kissy kissy at his inauguration but the mayor is halloween-y decision to endorse her presidential campaign after months and months of public dithering may have a trick or treat quality to it. >> at this point, i don't think an endorsement like that is going to matter much. >> reporter: this professor says de blasio's six-month delay in endorsing clinton monumentally reduced its value gives him low marks in handling city issues making some wonder whether the gift de blasio put in her candy bag was savory or rotten. 61% of new yorkers disapprove of his handling of port of and homelessness 28% approve. 53% say the quality of life is worse, 14% disagree. >> i'm supporting hillary clinton end news as cloudy. >> reporter: it came during a cable show where de blasio said nice things about bernie sanders whose socialist position mirror de blasio. some think he made it to get them to attend his iowa presidential forum in early december an event few expressed interest in. >> i'm not certain the

marcia kramer has the latest on the feud. >> reporter: kristine and maurice, governor cuomo has made no secret about wanting mayor de blasio to cough up more dough for mass transit. but his latest demand came with a special twist of the knife. it is common knowledge there's no love lost between de blasio and the man he replaced. >> mike bloomberg invested in the mta. and it was an investment that i think is going to go down in his legacy as one of the smartest moves he has made as mayor. i think the same thing should happen for this mayor. >> reporter: you might say that former mayor michael bloomberg bill de blasio's achilles heel. he is the antibloomberg in governing city. so demanding that he be more like his predecessor. >> welcome to the first funding by the city in 60 years. >> reporter: -- was designed to provoke, irritate and annoy. cuomo pledged $8.3 million in money for new subway cars, buses and new projects like the second avenue subway. he says the city should contribute $3.2 billion over five years. the mayor says won't ante up anything extra unless the state meets cert

about three weeks after the crime, he and his wife purchased a house in a wealthy part of the county, kramer mountain. they move from a mobile home to a house that in 1997, he bought for $635,000. michelle bought a very expensive bmw. they were living very large. >> steve and michelle chambers are who they are, right? they didn't change who they were because they had money. so they brought a lot of things that they had already owned or stolen, put it into that house. but they added their own touches and decoration to it. >> it isn't how steve and michelle chambers spend the money that tips off police, but the unorthodox way michelle attempts to deposit the cash. >> she watches tv. she watches movies. and she thinks you come in with briefcase full of cash. nobody does that. so she comes in and she asks the bank teller, how much can i deposit before i have to fill out one of those government forms? she didn't know what it was. it's called a suspicious activity report. that alone was enough for the bank to go, something's odd about this transaction. they filled out the suspicious activity repor

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer has the story. >> some people are ear redeemable. >> reporter: strong words from mayor de blasio. a man who favors leniency for nonviolent crimes and first time offenders. now he wants judges to be able to throw the book at such career criminals like this man accused of killing randolph holder in cold blood. >> i'm a humanitarian, but some people are irredeemable. unless they are treated differently they pose a danger to the society. >> reporter: the mayor furious that howard was sent to a drug rehab program not incarcerated after an arrest for selling crack cocaine last fall. at that time he had a dozen arrests and convictions for drug, robbery and public lewdness. officer holder was a very productive cop logging 120 arrests in his five years in the nypd. he received five commendations and in the last year, nabbed two people for possession of loaded .22-caliber handguns. the mayor said holder -- >> cannot have died in vain. >> reporter: the mayor with the support of the manhattan district attorney and chief judge demanding stated law be changed

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer with more of the politics of the moment. marcia. >> reporter: the threat of hurricane joaquin may be a gift from the gods the weather gods for chris christie's sagging presidential campaign. as he struggles to break out of the pack, the free publicity he gets from taking charge of emergency preparations is worth more than dozens of pricy campaign ads. >> all of us look for strong leadership in our elected officials. and we have enjoyed the strongest of strong leadership here in new jersey for the past five-plus years. >> reporter: yes, the mayor of sea isle city new jersey was speaking about chris christie that guy in the trademark blue fleece standing beside him, who even though he has been spending most of his time in new hampshire and iowa is still the state's chief executive. he is home now because guiding the state through weather disasters is his strong suit. he is here -- >> to make sure we are prepared for what's happening. >> reporter: and because -- >> one, it's the severity of the situation and, two, it's this kin

. >> cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer joins us now with that story. >> reporter: maurice and kristine, mayor de blasio says he is starting to raise money to run for re-election partly because people have started talking about potential challengers. i guess he is hoping that he will become more popular in the two years until the election. but right now, well, it's not about challengers but challenges. strolling through a staten island neighborhood hard hit by superstorm sandy, bill de blasio was smiling and genial but a new poll is nothing to rejoice about. him to be a one-term mayor like his mentor david dinkins. ironically, he is starting his fundraising effort this very day a message to those who would oppose him. >> it's an informal beginning obviously people who weren't me started the discussion over the last few months of the future so we wanted to let them know that i was resolute about coming back and continuing to serve the people. >> reporter: 48% of new yorkers say de blasio does not deserve a second term. according to a new poll by quinnipiac university, 42% say he does. th

marsha kramer shows us the no- tv taxi is just around the corner. >> reporter: for nine long years, many new yorkers felt like talking back to those talking tvs in taxis that started blaring as soon as they got in. but they wanted to say "shut up, already." >> they repeat and repeat. i'm really not interested. usually if i take it a cab, i turn it off. >> reporter: because it's so annoying? >> to me, absolutely. >> i put them on mute. >> reporter: why don't you like them? >> uh, noisy and distracting. >> reporter: good news. the taxi and limousine commission heard your complaints and those of drivers who had to listen to a seemingly endless loop of loud noise. >> generally it's about, "i want a little bit of quiet. why do i have to listen to the noise?" sometimes there's equipment complaints. "i can't turn it off. i can't mute it." people want to know why they have to watch something. you know, they sort of feel they're a captive audience in the back street. >> reporter: they're about to launch a pilot program to find a high tech smartphone or tablet payment system to replace the tvs. fi

joining us now, fox news contributor, hilary kramer, peter, university of maryland economist and ericntarffe eric erickson, i'll finish with you and start with you. it's one thing new york all of this money, some of the guys and gals took in the money and some of them are burning through it a lot. what's the narrative that you read through it? >> well, inning i think the burn route at any rate at this point is extremely important you've got to remember mitt romney's burn rate in 2012 wound up being $3 spent for every dollar raised, it became unbear with me for his campaign. right now the most interesting number is the cash on hand, ted cruz leads that number followed by ben carson followed by jeb bouche and marco rubio. i think unlike guys like christy who have a million cash on hand and rand paul who spent $2 for every dollar he raised. charles: yeah, peter is an economist, if you can't manage your presidential campaign, you certainly can't manage the finances of the government and just case and point, talking about burn rate, what people spend versus what they took in, last quarter

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer shows us how it's also caused an intense and emotional clash between palestinian and jewish leaders on both sides of the atlantic. >> reporter: 13-year-old ahmed is at the center of the latest war of words between the israelis and the palestinians. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: palestinian president mahmoud abbas charged that a boy was stabbed in a wave of violence and was killed as part of what he was called summary execution of our children in cold blood. >> he is not dead. he is alive. he is not innocent. [ non-english language ] >> he tried to murder a 7-year- old child who was riding his bike. >> reporter: the israeli foreign ministry quickly put out pictures of the person recuperating to quell the uproar. prime minister netanyahu said abbas was trying to incite more bloodshed. [ yelling ] >> allah! >> reporter: here in new york, jewish groups rallied for an end to the violence. several talking about a provocative tweet from a prominent arab-american activist a picture of a palestinian child with a rock in his hand and the words, the defin

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer was there and is here now with more. marcia. >> reporter: well, maurice and kristine, the rally in brooklyn drew huge crowds. organizers put the tally at over 18,000. but there was a much smaller group at city hall because construction was going on in the plaza so police limited the crowd to several hundred. but that did nothing to silence the passion or the demands that mayor de blasio go all in for charters. >> what do we want? >> charter schools now! >> reporter: only a now hundred protestors were allowed on the steps of city hall but they made their voices loud wanting to make sure that mayor de blasio him them. they want more charter -- heard them. they want more charter schools. >> i have seen firsthand how the mayor is failing our public schools. at my son's school, nine out of ten kids do not read on grade level. >> reporter: also at city hall, bronx borough president rubin diaz, jr., a supporter of charters for improving education for poor minorities students. the rally was sponsored by families for excellent sc

joining me now hilary kramer and cio.thoughts on the market. >> the market has held up fairly well. the real key is going to be tomorrow. we have google and amazon reporting and then next week facebook and apple. i'm very optimistic about theuit we're going to hear there. and that will help take us to the next level. charles: so far, though, there have been month duds than winners. and i mean big duds too. >> yes. but many of the companies preannounced whether we're going to see caterpillar tomorrow, we already know where that's going to stand. charles: we had american express after the bell, a company we knew is in trouble, and down 7% and then these lesser names are up big but they're not household names. one household name that is in trouble is ibm, came out the other day, a couple of people tweeted how you wanted to feel because i think you're bullish on it. >> i've been bearish because of the financial engineering, the stock buy backs and that's really all they've done. charles: so you're not bullish on it. >> no. ve