college dorm address on the message, but never thought about it again, until this week, when loyola university in maryland contacted them saying someone had found their message in a bottle..... in france. the bottle, floating 3,376 miles from island beach state park in new jersey, to ile tariec in france. sot: 00:01:38 "can't believe that it went all the way to france it doesn't make any sense" chyron: tommy zanowic, brick n.j. resident sot: 00:10:57 "la bouteille, vous voyez, je la met devant la camera, il y a des algues dessus."track: david folley, speaking to cbs 2 news from his home in western france, showing us the bottle he found on the beach this past sunday. sot: 00:01:58 "dans les algues et dans le sable j'ai decouvert la bouteille." chyron: david folley, sainte-marguerite, france resident track: in the seaweed and the sand, folley says he spotted it, then took in the bottle, just barely legible, folley says, a simple line from his unlikely long distance correspondents that read, quote: "write to us about your good fortunes."sot: 00:06:35 "qu'est-ce que vous pensez de tout ca? c'est f

you we r bob is editor in chief for the hill.com nate of of new ofit city and graduated from loyola university in maryland a political junky and good friend of "fox5". >> veronica is "fox5" new political reporter came to us from a fox program called chasing news where she covered whaels politics. veronica got batch lowers from university of pennsylvania and went to grad school at drexel. >> now, we are going to spend the next half hour talking about presidential campaign and the candidates and tomorrow's caucuss in iowa. >> right now it's all about iowa. let's get started with muc much-anticipated poll from des moines register. the poll was released late yesterday on dem extraic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders are basically in a tie despite clinton three point lead it's still within the margin of error and with martin o'maley coming 3% he can make things more challenging. >> on the republican side donald trump leads senator ted cruz by five point and you have to factor in the margin of error. he leads by a points. but with -- will the iowa polls and iowa vote match. we'll find out tomo

his college dorm address on the message but never thought about it again until this week when loyola university in maryland someone had found their message in a bottle in france. the bottle floating 3,376 miles from island beach state park iney to ile tariec in france. >> can't believe it made it all the way to france. can't believe it. an speaking to us from his home in western france showing us the bottle he found on the beach this past [ speaking in foreign language ] the sea weed and the sand, he says he spotted it and took it home to open. the message in the bottle just barely legible. he says a simple line that read, us about your good fortunes. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: crazy and . two years, 3,000 miles. >> it really says something about how the world can connect to one another. >> reporter: one remarkable connect. from the jersey store, steve, wcbs news. >>> an investigation revealed that 911 calls went unanswered in ft. lauderdale because the dispatcher was allegedly on the phone ordering pizza. >>> a man had azure at an optimist ometrist office and he later was> c

inside was a mailing address to loyola university in maryland.fter 3 1/2 days and facebook post that reached 13,000 people, the bottle was tracked back. he learned it works, old school. >> probably going to do it again see. probably so with a new message. our message tonight is bundle up. bundle up with the kids. especially at the bus stop tomorrow morning. it will feel like zero degrees. farther west of philadelphia, it will feel below zero. and the first alert friday and saturday. we are watching the potential for a winter storm approaching friday and into saturday. we have the rest of the week to forecast this thing so stay t e tuned. >> more in this morning with bill. >> yes. >> that's it. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tracy morgan, julianne hough, musical guest,

george washington and loyola university have similar bans.rge mason banned hoverboards from residence halls, but not campus wide. the consumer product safety commission is now investigating at least 28 hoverboard fires in 19 states. >>> if you're looking for a althy start for your new year, the nbc4 health and fitness expo is this weekend, and it's free. there will be health screenings, wellness information, and some new activities too. wegman's is sponsoring a healthy kids pavilion with healthy snacking tips and fun games. and barnes & noble will be there, helping start a new tradition. a healthy book festival. the expo is at the washington convention center this saturday and sunday. to find out about all the events, download the nbc washington app. >> and you know what, doug, we can see doreen there both days. >> doreen is going to be there for sure. >> and everybody from the station takes part. it's a big event. and we look forward to it. >> we love it. it is so much fun to go down there. a great thing to take your kids to too. i love brin

george washington university and loyola university have similar bans. george mason banned hoverboards from resident halls but not campus wide. the consumer products safety commission is investigating at least 28 hoverboard fires in 19 states. >>> 6:25. few things are as annoying as getting stuck in an endless number of red lights. traffic here can be frustrating. timing is everything though. 60% of traffic signals have been retime in the district so far as part of a new project. and the officials say it is a difficult art form. some in the district haven't been retimed in 30 years. >> we're not widening our roadways anymore. so, you know, we have little capacity to push them out of traffic that we got. >> there are more than 1600 traffic signals in d.c. 200 signals will have new technology that allows buses to change the lights so they can keep moving. >>> a deadly new year's crash is now the focus of a federal investigation. the potential safety issue the ntsb is taking a closer look at. >>> and a lot of problems on the rails because of the weather thi

george washington university and loyola university have similar bans. george mason banned hoverboards from resident halls, but not campus wide. the consumer products safety commission is investigating at least 28 hoverboard fires in 19 states. >> not worth the insurance risk for the schools, catch fire or break your neck. i tried one, it wasn't pretty. >> you did? >>> weather and traffic on the 1s. >> i want to see a picture of that. >> there has to be video somewhere. >> we have got people on it now, eun. don't worry. we will research endlessly to find this video. outside this morning, hoverboard or not, temperatures are hovering near zero this morning. so for your commute, bundle up this morning. breezy, temperatures only in the midteens for the ride in. and barely around the freezing mark when you come home. if you're going out for dinner and a movie tonight, cold and dry, evening temperatures will hover in the low to mid-20s. and if you're leaving town today, dry weather up and down the eastern seaboard, only real airline delays out along the west c

then, last week, someone from loyola university contacted them, saying that bottle was found in franceought someone would finds it saying we found your bottle here. >> can't believe it went all the way to france. doesn't make any sense. >> the bottle was found one week ago by a man walking along the beach, covered in see weed and sand. how about that? >> right now 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. checking in with rally roads up in new york with the preview for us. good morning. >> good morning ahead the latest on the americans release from the iran. we will talk with brother of washington post correspondent jason, plus, the family of former f.b.i. agent, robert levinson, who is still missing in iran. and, democratic strategies james with his take on last notation primary debate. sean penn tells us why he was shot, el chapo captured alive. more on the interview did you not see last night. the news is back in the morning, see in you about ten minutes. >> we've been airing part of your interview all morning here on "eyewitness news", what was your big take from the

we r bob is editor in chief for the hill.com nate of of new york ofit city and graduated from loyola universityitical junky and good friend of "fox5". >> veronica is "fox5" new political reporter came to us from a fox program called chasing news where she covered whaels politics. veronica got batch lowers from university of pennsylvania and went to grad school at drexel. >> now, we are going to spend the next half hour talking about presidential campaign and the candidates and tomorrow's caucuss in iowa. >> right now it's all about iowa. let's get started with much let's get started with much-anticipated poll from des moines register. the poll was released late yesterday on dem extraic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders are face sanders are basically in a tie despite clinton three point lead it's still within the

and he said loyola university's right next door. go over there and apply. and she did. she was told that she could not come to the school because she was a negro. and she used to ride on her bikes. and all the kids would get together and her gang and would tear into the city park. it's a thousand acre park there. and the park rangers would run them down and run them out because they were negroes. there were no big restaurants they could attend, that they could eat at. there just weren't. there were no hotels for their visitors to stay in. so they had a family and big meals and everyone would be called upon by their friends to house a few of the other families friends while they were in new orleans. and once they tried to go to the museum in city park and they were excluded by the police. so this courageous lady, and i urge you -- i'm not selling her book, but i'm telling you it's wonderful. because she presents history. and she's not angry. because she knows it's changing. and she and this wonderful man she married would compare notes. and although it would appear as th

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oscar nominee, won a pea body award, and is currently a distinguished professor in film at loyola mary mount university in los angeles. his film, forbidden city us a, was a film documentary, wonderful documentary, of the chinatown nightclub scene and in san francisco from 1936 to 1970, and there were singers hoofers of that era. and i remember my own sister's sister-in-law had a -- her sister-in-law was of course a girl in one of these night clubs called andy sky room, and she became the black sheep of her family. so being an entertainer back in that era was not like the way it has become celebrity now, and we're proud of asian americans that go into show business. in those day us it was considered a stigma. so it chronicles the lives of these courageous talented people. the joins american ginger rogers and the chinese-american fred astaire, and the chinese-american frank sinatra, the whole gamut. but arthur didn't stop there he has spent 30 years from making that film into the book for business city u.s.a. he is being awarded for today. so this is arthur dong's first venture into the literary world. h