both my parents were children of the depression, they grew up in poverty on the lower east side of manhattans an electrical engineer, a member of the american communist party, and my mother ethel was a housewife. my father was arrested in july, 1950, in new york city. my mother was arrested. both were charged with conspiracy to commit espionage, and the government said julius rosenberg was a master spy who led an atomic spy ring that stole the secret of the atomic bomb and gave it to the soviet union in 19115. julius was guilty of espionage, but it didn't have anything to do with the secret of the atomic bomb — he had no knowledge of this. it's hard for me to believe that my mother didn't know about what he was doing, but there is no credible evidence that my mother participated in it in any way. this was the great red scare, the mccarthy period, the government was saying there was this international communist conspiracy that was out to destroy our way of life. fear makes powerful people do very dangerous things. the trial at which they were convicted was a travesty. we now know that the jud

we've basically built in the back lot of the studios, lower east side new york city. all based on two blocks. and you could do a traveling shot. and you didn't need to worry about green screen, a blue screen. it was just a 360 set. >> seth: it's amazing. >> which is really special. >> seth: new york real estate is so expensive, it's cheaper to rebuild it in budapest. >> it's cheaper. [ laughter ] yeah. yeah. yeah. it's true. it's very true. >> seth: so you actually had -- you were interested when you were younger in biology and pathology. >> yeah. >> seth: so this is actually a pretty good part for you to land. >> yeah, i was a big -- i always wanted to be a forensic pathologist when i was a kid. >> seth: that's a fun thing for a kid to be into. >> obsessed with death. >> seth: alright, so i wanted you to verify this story that when you were a kid you said you were obsessed with death. >> yeah. >> seth: you wanted to go to funeral homes. >> okay. let's clear this up. >> seth: okay. great. i'd love to. [ laughter ] >> i'm glad. >> seth: if the answer is no, you can jus

east side. i was on the lower east side. and i just assumed, i showed up at like 6:00 p.m. for a party.snowing and i saw there was nothing going on in the house and i ended up walking on the upper east side for four hours in the snow before i saw signs of life in the house. >> jimmy: that's one of the saddest things i've ever heard. >> one of my nicknames in high school was hay seed. i seemed like i was from the country. >> jimmy: the kids called you hay seed? >> the coaches. >> jimmy: do you want to lay down and get into this? i find this very surprising. from time to time celebrities will come on the show and they're fans of the bachelor to find out what's going on. you watch the bachelor. >> jimmy: i have watched it. you have watched it or do you watch it? >> i do watch it. >> jimmy: and why? who got you into this? it the couldn't have been something you did on your own. >> no. it was my daughter and i. she was about 14, four or five years ago, we started watching together. i would watch it for clues to what kind of guy she would gravitate toward. she didn't know that i was watching

. >> reporter: in new york city's lower east side, suzanne and her seven children suffered in captivitywas your reaction when you first heard about this story with the turpin family in california? >> i was like oh, no, i just felt, not another one. really. >> reporter: unlike the reports on the turpins, these brothers were not shackled or severely starved. they were trapped in their own home. six brothers and one sister, their father oscar had the only key to the front door. >> this was always locked? >> always. >> reporter: his father blocked the door with a tall ladder to keep intruders out and his wife and children in. >> and when you lift the ladder, it would make a loud like -- so he would know if anyone was attempting to go out. >> reporter: the documentary "the wolfpack" and our "20/20" special detailed the strange world in which they lived. these home videos showed the father leading the children in bizarre rituals. at night, the boys slept with suzanne piled on top of each other on mattresses. during the day, releasing their pent-up energy, dancing, bouncing. their entire child

just after world war ii that russian jewish and italian immigrants might have taken from the lower east side. it was aspirational middle class mostly working-class and with some public housing the dutch reformed church to be held at the cub scout meetings was a time when the area comprised farms now synagogues in the jewish community centers were the dominant institutions of the district so if you protestants attended. i had one during my three years but of those 5000 students who enrolled 97.9% were jewish or italian. by one estimate. all of us understood white protestant men ran the country dominated politics the educational institution that perpetuated that power. many knew firsthand how these folks discriminated against blacks and jews and italians which is why we say you have to be not only as good so with that chip on the shoulder attitude calling us to crowd into a square on the cool fall evening 1960 to speak on -- to hear kennedy speak for his campaign so to contemplate a possibility that one of us but that is how we viewed him. they are on the makeshift wooden platform and the cong

the 50-year-old grew up on new york's lower east side in the 1970s and '80s when the neighborhood was to put it mildly. his childhood was eccentric. he's an accomplished actor but he's well known for his parts in tvs and movies. liev and willie got together for a sunday sitdown at a public theater in new york where he got his start on stage and where he now serves on the board. >> that's my chin, yeah. you know? >> you think they could give me one eye. >> nah, just a chin. even as one of the most famous alums of new york's public theater, liev likes to check to make sure he's still on the wall. >> we're so lucky there's actually a picture of me here. i was nervous there wouldn't be. >> schrieber is joined by denzel washington, meryl streep and ann hathaway. he performed in productions of "the tempest," "macbeth," and "hamlet." the problem is $300 a week and pretty grueling schedule but what a great way to learn the business. >> he also performed "shakespeare" in the park where the audience occasionally included some of central park's residents. >> i was doing "macbeth" and i was doing

giordano: the reason why i picked this spot, and i love this spot, it's the lower east side.t's 50 percent tourists, 50 percent real new york. lemonis: did i catch a little accent in there? giordano: a little bit of an accent, a little bit. -lemonis: where are you from? -giordano: jersey city. lemonis: can i see some of the product? giordano: sure, sure. so these here are cut and sewn in new jersey. lemonis: all men's? giordano: mostly men's, but women can wear some of the stuff. -lemonis: did you design this? -giordano: i designed that. i do everything. -lemonis: good nice color. giordano: that's a really interesting piece. lemonis: this is a nice shirt. giordano: it's a very nice shirt. this was one of our first things. lemonis: it's got the high low here. giordano: it's got this slight high low for extended. lemonis: for a normal person, it's got a little bit of stretch. -giordano: this sells. lemonis: this is a totally different look. giordano: this is my funky. you always got to have a funky one. lemonis: i don't dislike any of it. i just didn't understand how it connect

the 50-year-old grew up on the lower east side of new york in the 1970s and '80s when the fwhabd grittyt it mildly. his childhood, as you'll see, was eccentric, to put it more mildly. schreiber is an experienced actor but is well known for his roles in tv and movies and in part for his 11-year relationship with actress naomi watts. liev and willie got together for a sunday sit-down at the public theater in new york where he got his start on stage and where he now serves on the board. ♪ >> that's my chin, yeah. you know, you would think they could give me one eye. >> no, just the chin. >> reporter: even as one of the most famous alums of new york's public theater, liev schreiber likes to check to make sure he's still on the wall. >> we're so lucky that there's actually a picture of me here. i was really nervous that there wasn't going to be. >> reporter: schreiber is joined on that wall of fame by the likes of meryl streep, denzel washington, and anne hathaway. the early '90s that he first impressed audiences and critics, performing in productions of "the tempest," "macbeth" and "hamlet.

it comes down to the lower east side.bloody mary's. >> i apologize out that. on to keep each errata for the morning show. we did bring you a bunch of stuff prism of our brunch items. we have burnt and the scrambled eggs, home fries, baking, organic greens. french toast would you texas style. we had monte christo over here with pulled pork and bury mns fried egg sandwich with tons of bacon and cheddar over here. pete: what you call your burnt ends. >> double smoked beef burnt ends. the infamous burnt ends. pete: what is the meat candy? >> people love them so much. they are guaranteed to change her life. pete: they are changing my life right now. we've got a think everyone making it nationally. magical productions entertainment and of course these two gentlemen from butcher bar. might as well have fun out work. doctors sebastian corker is here. he won't be at the party, that he will be at the television screen. ♪ hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all

. >> they started a business in the lower east side of new york and they were making fur lined raincoatsmarket for fur-lined raincoats. >> i was going to say. >> reporter: in the late 1920s, schott was the first to marry a leather jacket with a zipper, creating an icon, the motorcycle jacket. with the schott family name not big enough to brand, irving named his new must-have creation after his favorite brand of cigar, the perfecto. >> there's such a visceral reaction when you see a jacket, you know. it really does have transformative powers. i've seen people put a perfecto jacket on and they just -- they turn into a badass. >> reporter: before schott created a symbol of rebellion known to grace the backs of musicians and actors, the company supplied those representing the epitome of order. >> you've been supplying to the military for many, many years, going back to before world war ii. >> we've made the sheepskin jackets, bomber jackets, pea coats, parkas. we've made police jackets for many different police departments including the new york -- nypd. and all of that is collective knowled

then you get to the lower suburbs to philadelphia. just to east side of i-95. that's where we could see 1 to 2 inch of sno 2 inches of snow. where you see the white, that's a dust of nothing. lets go ahead and break it down for you. poconos will be the big winner and i am sure they're not going to complain. they're all beneath freezing now. anything that comes down will be snow. we are above freezing here. in philadelphia and much of the suburbs and jersey and delaware, that's going to start to rain and we'll see lesser totals of 1 to 2 in philadelphia and a dusting for jersey and delaware and we could see 1 to 3. >>> earlier today, some slick spots. thises the same system that's headed across the valley tonight. deanna durante is joining us tonight. >> reporter: cars seemed to be moving just fine, the pavement is black and has been salted. they don't want to see a build up of snow for your morning commute. >> from a messy morning commute. >> what am i going to do? there is nothing you can do. >> reporter: for an over night snowfall. folks around berks county h

it's somewhat evenly distributed across the city but the see the lower income areas on the east side avenue is higher population of education. as i go through the slides watch how much darker san francisco gets in the areas that don't have the bachelor degree or more. in this last slide deck, as you get your $4 latte, they're being served by folks with bachelors degree, and the lower end are in the southeast part of the city. so we've made progress in terms of sharing data, there's a shared youth data base some of my colleagues may speak to that shares across juvenile probation. our chief of juvenile probation is here but we're not where we need to be to realize on a shared metric. we believe at hope sf that the vision is -- that is vision is indeed for realizing and repairing what public policies have broken. you'll see across the wellbeing statistics, this is child mental health clients, in the southeast part of the city largely. juvenile probation clients, largely in the southeast part of the city. and in the shared juvenile probation and mental health cases, largely in the southe

lower salford at clemens road and ruth road by the kiddie academy of harleysville that's gone, everything reopened. no overnight construction on the pennsylvania turn east west or the northeast extension where southbound sideeds are in the low 70s, we'll take it. we have construction coming to 422 later today 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on the eastbound side at that point you may want to use 724 as the alternate. slowing during the midday. chester road at boot road in east goshen in chester county. they started closing it on friday. most of the road of 352 will be closed for pipe installation in goshen. lungrin road is closed in middletown township. they are rehabbing the culvert in that area. 452, lungrin road is blocked. >> officials are investigating the partial collapse of a house in the east mount airy section, the chimney gave way at 1:30 a.m. and part of the side wall came down. nobody was inside the home at the time. city inspectors say the house is still inhabitable. >>> eagles playoff run was surprising to some. the pats rallied late to knock off the jaguars to win. brady we remember beat the birds 13 years ago to win the super bowl. the rematch is on again, we are the under dogs, the pats the favorit

lower side. this storm tries to make it our way. it stays farther to the east. storm track snow chances, the more it shifts east, the lower the snow chances, the more it shifts west the higher the what comes in next is the coldest air we have seen. it's hard to say, but yes, it gets a lot colder than what we've seen the last two days. somara theodore taking a look at your four zone forecast with wind chills by friday morning. >> yes, some of us are going to feel colder than others. we know it gets cold toward the mountains. this isn't fair. areas like front royal could feel like 17 degrees below 0 friday morning. this is some extreme cold we're talking about. we could see wind chills below 0 in the mountain zone. all day long on your friday. let's head out towards the western zone. my friends in manassas, about 10 degrees below 0. it's feeling friday morning. waking upstanding at the bus stop in leesburg kiddos will be feeling temperatures 11 below zero. make sure they're bundled p. this zone below 0 most of the day. bumping up into the single digits. then we he

this is on the upper east side of manhattan, in the shadows of one world trade center which is in lowerimage started making rounds this weekend on social media with the caption we're in your backyard, nypd says they're aware, but no credible threats to new york city. >>> there is a new health trend throughout that could actually be making you sick. it is called raw water, the term refers to unfiltered, untreated water from a natural spring. a two and a half the h20 is selling for about 40 bucks, and it is catered toward people who don't want any attitudes, those skeptical of government-run water facilities. but, according to the cdc, untreated water macon tape arsonic or animal droppings, doctors say drinking raw water could result in serious illnesses and even death. >>> sales are really slowing for organic milk, shoppers who once drove demand for it, have now moved onto some other alternatives, like almond milk, coconut milk, other plant-based milks, grabbing market sharings at unexpected rate in 2017. lactose has become the leading allergen shoppers avoid in the past year, now, dari

are great, though, no major problems for the upper or lower east shore freeway and looking at the richmond-san rafael bridge over on the san rafael side it's a smooth drive, you see the bank of clouds there and north again of san rafael that's where the fog will get thicker through novato. back to you. >>> coming up, fighting the opioid crisis the way that walmart is making sure that old drugs don't get abused. >>> happening now, breaking news. north and south korea have agreed to march together under a unified flag at the winter olympics opening ceremony in pyeongchang next month. south korea just confirmed that news minutes ago. >>> also new this morning, more people are trying to buy homes, mortgage applications rose more than 4% last week even though interest rates are going up. experts say potential buyers see this might be their last chance to get the lowest rate. california )s fifth largest school district is trying to >>> welcome back. it is 5:55. a follow-up for you this morning, california's fifth largest school district is trying to tackle racism with the help of parents and students. we've been telling you about the ongoin

sides but we're talking about the east bay and the city. the tube is where we had the big problem. recovery mode. delays will start to percolate lower and lower, in fact, this may only affect the first few trains traveling under the transbay tube. we should see the backup at the toll plaza starting just now so that might be why the sensors are slowing. use caution heading down to the robin williams tunnel. the skies are not clear. the tri-valley and peninsula foggy right now but all over the south bay we've seen that be a problem. back to you. >> a wedding dream turned a nightmare. >> what should have been the best day of their lives, a great deal of sorrow. >>> learning about a lawsuit filed against vista print after there were some hateful pamphlets. >>> talking about the fog, marcus got a quick driving lesson earlier on in the newscast. a teachable moment we're sharing on social media right now. unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. giving you the confidence of a healthier mouth. colgate total. be totally ready for life. responding .. to a same-sex up >>> new this morning the

east side union high school district and san jose unified school district. police say will help them build more positive relationships with students and staff and lower the number of students entering the criminal justice system for minor offenses at school. >>> people are outraged about video from maryland showing hospital security guards placing a woman wearing only a hospital gown at a bus stop in baltimore in freezing temperatures. the university of maryland medical center says it's taking full responsibility for what happened here. a man who was walking by caught this on video. the woman was wheeled to the bus stop wearing just a 10 gallon and socks. it was 30 degrees. the hospital's president thanked the man who took this video for taking action and pointing out the failure of the hospital. >> we believe firmly that we provided appropriate medical care to a patient who came to us in need but where we absolutely failed and where we own that failure is in the demonstration of basic humanity and compassion as a patient was being discharged from our organization. >> the hospital organization is investigating what happened and they insist that video is not a r

here along the east coast are right now actually on the stronger side at least with heavier rainfall that is and we will continue to see that as we go through the morning hours, part of lowerl getting some more moderate rainfall also into the lehigh valley where we see some of the heavier rain as well. through the rest of the morning, rain overtakes the area, 10:00 to 1:00 when the rain will movn through, then kind of moves off the coast by about 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. not really much if any of severe threat, gusty winds could be possible. and we check out the rest of the seven day forecast there, meisha, little cooler tomorrow thursday, 50's by the weekends >> funny the trade off whether it get warmer we get the rain but then when it drops a little bit we get the beautiful sunshine. thank you, matt. very rainy start to our tuesday morning. so if you are headed out the door right now might want to factor in couple every extra minutes, take a look at the boulevard, southbound, as you head toward the bumper to bumper. pants your patience, your umbrella, you'll need the extra cup of coffee in the vehicle today, you might be in some very slow conditions. that's where we'

side of northern ireland. that prospect also on the leading edge of this band is gradually seeps its way towards wales, perhaps in towards the lower end of the peaks in the pennines, towards east. further north, a glorious day in prospect. some wintry showers across the northern parts, and then once that area of cloud and rain moves away to the continent, it makes way for another one and we do it all again. it stays pretty cold and then we bring this band of weather in from the atlantic. that is a set of fronts pushing its way slowly but surely across the british isles. there is no escape from this during the course of sunday. you may start drier in the east but there will again bea drier in the east but there will again be a significant conversion of rain in the snow. there will be a nice problem as well. notjust, i have to say, exclusively scotland and northern england, but this could be the biggest of the problems, because as that rain pushes in towards the cold air over the peaks in the pennines, over the high ground of scotland, even at low levels you will see snow for a time over the eastern side of the british isles. and then once that rain band pushes right through, we

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