overall, crime in new york city has declined in new york city by 85%. some cities have not seen such declines. certainly one of the reasons new york city has been so extraordinary has been the work of the new york city police department. host: one of the cities that is not seen that the client is baltimore. -- decline is baltimore. last year baltimore saw the in its murder rates history. you wrote a story about that. what is happening in baltimore? why is it going in the opposite direction of the overall national trend? say,: one thing you could the resources that are in new york, not just the nypd, but new york city is in some ways the mecca of social services. there are programs for people getting out of prison. there are all sorts of small community groups that are really active. those are things that are not as --nearly as common in baltimore. the killing of freddie gray was a blow to the baltimore police department and the community as well. things got out of control in baltimore the last couple of years. that it peaked, and crime is starting to go

four different places said they were making the decision for virginia and new york city, in addition to nashville because of the local tech talent. host: are you saying that you think arlington and new york city would have won if they offered nothing? guest: absolutely. if you look across the d.c. metro area to montgomery county , maryland, and across the hudson river to newark, they both offered much larger subsidies in virginia and new york city eventually offered. if amazon was chasing subsidies rather than talent, they would have located in those places. host: we want you to join in on this conversation about virginia and new york and the amazon headquarters. we went to -- we want you to: at (202) 748-8000. if you were in the eastern or central time zone, call in at (202) 748-8001. if you're in the mountain or pacific time zone, call in at (202) 748-8002. once again, you can always reach us on social media, twitter at @cspanwj and on facebook. facebook.com/cspan. one thing we have heard talked about a lot from new york and virginia is that what they call performance-based direct i

york atlanta chicago and los angeles at last two cities remained new york and the crystal city area of arlington virginia. it was likely not the governor's offer to take on the firm's moniker that got him the deal tax breaks played a role as did new york's general ability to attract talent amazon plans to hire twenty five thousand employees in each of its new locations while most in crystal city seem ready for business locals in new york's district off long island city are worried about the planned campus. we are not leaving. a soccer stadium one shot that their infrastructure. indeed new york city is known for its crumbling infrastructure and traffic problems amazon might have to direct some of its promised five billion dollar investment just to find ways to get its employees to work and home. well here in europe all eyes are on rome and to brussels the deadline for italy to present a revised budget plan and today the e.u. is worried about plans by italy's clinician government to take out one more debt to pay for expensive election campaign promises r

ocean city, new jersey. rob: ocean city, new jersey. a warmer day. my parents live in indiana.anksgiving. about a day. jillian: i am sure they are very proud of you. rob: millions of people braving the cold, it is very cold, for the 92nd annual macy's thanksgiving day parade and gusty windss threatening to ground today's start attraction. jillian: live in new york city's upper west side, the parade kicks off in a few hours. will the balloons go? will they fly? that is what everyone wants to know. >> reporter: it will come down to a gametime decision when you start talking about will the balloons flyer won't they? it is frigid out here if we talk about 26 °, the second coldest thanksgiving we have ever seen. talking the giant balloons, 16 of them. the nypd set up devices along the parade route and if winds it at a particular level, sustained wind of 25 miles an hour, gusts of 34 miles an hour, it will be required those balloons come down in 2005, the large eminem building caught a gust of wind that hurt two spectators, something you don't want to see happening this year so it wi

is predicting that by 2025, this new city could be experiencing water shortages. speaking -- carol: speaking of water, nigeria is dredging up the atlantic to create a new community. cristina: lagos is sinking. it has this issue of not being able to grow any further. they have dredged up, chinese dredgers were brought in. they dredged up ten kilometers square off of the richest neighborhood in lagos. we see three or four big towers in the middle of what is going to be a marina district, renderings showing beautiful buildings. it kind of looks like the high line. there is this gigantic seawall that protects this island from surges. the problem is that dredging causes erosion in the surrounding areas and may cause more damage from storm surges. many of them are poor. environmental activists have called this a climate change apartheid. carol: this is a big part of it. a theme throughout the stories talk about balancing growth and sustainability. you have to figure out the right mix. cristina: it is difficult. we have seen the impact these big projects have. a lot of t

people who are critical of this new cities,h for that is what we hear a lot of.ities being created are enclaves for the rich, and put a strain on ecosystems. build for what you think is coming up next, but you do not anticipate what is coming further down the line. cristina: we looked at a place in the middle east. it is in the uae. it was conceived to be zero-impact, totally sustainable in terms of energy and water. features -- it has this transportation system, mini-cost to jet around between stops. the designer said, we did not anticipate advances in electric vehicles would be so fast. our system looks a bit passe already. carol: you also look at what is going on in india. far from perfect. there are trying to deal with basic needs, including sanitation. india was a country where more people have cell phones then toilet until recently. the government kicked off a campaign called clean india in 2014. watched what is the biggest toilet building spree in the world. something like 110 -- 110 million toilets will be built by october of next year. that is the annive

well you know being in the belly of the beast here in new york city i wonder if i could get that which is cheese at amazon once they. open up anyway i think that the people are outraged in queens and around new york city the politicians say that the usual path to approving a deal like this or something of this nature was bypassed and they're going to court to stop it and they say it will never happen but that aside look the new york post the conservative new york post said that cuomo and mayor de blasio of new york city they got taken they got what word did they use specifically they got fleeced by base and amazon when you look at it almost three billion dollars in tax breaks and you know it can't look at it really any other way what bothers me you know like you said bart they were going to go somewhere and good for admitting that they could get a deal like this but what bothers me is now you have the small business men and women who built up their business without subsidies without help they're now subsidizing atmos on who's going to run them out of business there's something not righ

i will say it can be argued new york city today had the coldest feel of all time because at 8:00 a.m. this morning, new york city felt like 5.9 degrees. that could possibly be the wncord. >> brown: lonnie, good to see you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> brown: the rain in northern of firefighters to put out the worst wildfire in the state's history. , e camp fire is now 90% contained. outside l.a., the woolsey fire is 100% contained. this nasa satellite image shows the scar that remains. the areas in brown are scorched. carter evans now on thanksgiving r the northern fire zone. >> reporter: recovery crews aren't slowing down today.eypar, urs r a large rainm all but extinguished the massive camp fire. the rain makes it harder to sift through wet ash and debris, but safer for cadaver dogs, searching for human remains, according to deputy mark brown. or it decreases inhalation hazard for the humans and canines. >> reporter: all that toxic dust. >> they're not inhaling it, and then the canines, you can't txactly put masks on them because they have to use their nose. >> reporter: the

of new york city, is a drop in the bucket. iddle of central new york, you would save an entire region. he would revitalize an entire region. and save what was once a thriving part of the manufacturing. but to put it in new york city -- here is a point. i would also like governor cuomo to answer. how do you know they weren't coming anyway? it is the median financial capital, one of the most educated, dynamic workforces. wouldn't they be coming here anyway? they're going to come to new york city. it did we just get played? another thing, the headquarters was supposed to be one second headquarters, then 22nd headquarters, one in virginia -- i would like to know, did cuomo reduce his bid when they got split in two? >> tucker: you find out the answer to that, come back and tell me, because we want to know. >> i will. >> tucker: new york should be proud to have you. the anniversary for our show, we are sentimental, we celebrate all of our anniversary. we will tell you after the breakthrough ♪ adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and

to watch. >>> time now for weather and rob marciano who's at the finish line of this morning's new york cityathon. perfect weather for the runners today. >> reporter: it is, eva. good morning to you. it's the 48th running of the new york city marathon where tens of thousands of runners from around the world will be participating, most of which will be crossing that finish line throughout the day behind me. perfect weather here. for those who ran the boston marathon last week, it was cold, wet, windy. yesterday was no picnic in boston. look at the flooding that they had yesterday in kingston. three to four inches, that was enough to swamp some cars. winds to 60 miles per hour across eastern new england. at one point, not only in boston, in maine, 70,000 people without power. that we , we have another think is going to be coming together. we're pretty confident on this one. monday night into tuesday morning, dangerous because it will cross the mississippi river. likely potentially long-track tornadoes. this could be a serious event. then overspilling into election day, much of the east coast,

office complexes in new york city and outside washington, d.c., in exchange for more than $3 billion in tax breaks and other forms of corporate welflfare. new york taxpayers will even be forced to build a helipad for amazon ceo jeff bezos, the richest man in the world. but some local officials are pupushing back. i am absolutely disgusted that the mayor and the governor of the city of new york unilaterally made the decision to give away almost $3 billion of taxpayer money to the richest man on this planenet. he does not deserve a dime. that man is going to be extracted out of here instead of being circrculated at the local economies. it is about time we stand up and say no to amazon and jeff bezos. amy: we will speak with new york councilmember ron kim, who has introduced a bill to block the amazon deal and redirect taxpayer money away from amazon anand toward d student t debt r. then as dedefense secretetary js mattis visits the u.s.-mexico border where thousands of troops have been deployed, we speak to fernando garcia of the border network for human rights. all tha

new communities. jason: he goes way back. carol: he says this is what everyone wants to do, start from scratch. citiesme chaotic, and then you want to start over. cristina: we looked particularly at new cairo. it does not have its own name yet. a new city is being built that is going to be the administrative capital of egypt. it is going to house parliament and ministries and embassies and businesses. that was a project born around 2014. it is moving along at a quick pace. jason: this is post arab-spring. this is under the auspices of the el-sisi government, an autocrat, who is looking to impose a different structure politically and economically on a country that is complicated in those regards. cristina: the interesting thing is the project was born from the optimism from the arab-spring but is being executed from some of the authoritarian elements of the new government have made it possible to move forward faster. carol: they're supposed to be creating seven major cities but the first one they are doing is the government offices. cristina: a group of city planners got together and took the idea to e

york city boroughs. nework city is going to g rain friday, saturday, miserable weather, and the forecast could not be anybetter. it's going to be a cold start, but running in the 40s and 50s is perfect. i have no s. >> you'll be great. thanks. >>> a skateboarder turns the meantr sts of new jersey into a whole new world dressed up as aladdin. his skateboard magic carpet. in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see what's possible. ♪ she's doing it again no cover up spray here... it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying the smell in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. and it uses an all-natural propellant to leave behind a

so many of us have plans to be at parades on thanksgiving morning, from detroit to new york city to philadelphia, where i'll be, and the numbers are not pretty. check out the wind chills of what you'll be exposed to. single digits for some. subzero, when you go interior new england. utica, 4 below. the feels like in boston, 0 on thanksgiving morning. and it doesn't rebound much. that arctic air settles in. new york city could tie for their third-coldest thanksgiving on record. and then the wind, 20 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts that will make it at least challenging for those balloons at that macy's parade. david? >> all right, ginger zee with us tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> there are new details coming in tonight about that horror that unfolded inside that hospital. just a short time ago, authorities came before the cameras, describing what happened. the gunman taking aim at an e.r. doctor, his ex-fiancee, and then going on a rampage, targeting an officer and a pharmacist who just happened to be getting off an elevator. abc's alex perez in chicago again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the horrify

headquarters city will in new york city.out that location in long island city? and tell u how t announcement is being received e.th >> reporter: if you're n familiar with this area, long island city is in the burrough of queens. just across the east river from manhattan. you will see the new proposed site for amazon's new headquarters in new york city. mostly industrial. there have been some new housing developments and this new announcement has bee really controversial in the area some of the are excited b at the prospect of 25,000 new jobs. others are concerned about house thing market, transportation they stay subway lines are already overcrowded but amazon says transportation is one of the reasons they picked this area. it is close to laguardia. so far there's been a lot of back lash but t governor a mayor are promising to keep op transportation of mind and they are planning to work on the infrastructure here in amazon city. >> so a split decision and everybody is happy, right? we think so. >> thanks so much. all right.

i'm with jackie generally speaking which is new york city is new york city.a giant liberal place so it shouldn't be terribly surprising that. said, any time people organize and get out about the special counsel is sort of an -- i mean, you know, you rally for a president. >> this is bigger than a special counsel. this is anti-trump as well. >> i want to put out one thing from the exit poll which we know about mueller. the view of mueller's handling of the russian investigation, 41% approve, 46% disapprove. i was surprised by that. donald trump tweeted that out. basically it's a total cover for party. among the people who approving the special counsel, 49% voted teamic and disapprove republican. it may be if you're a republican you don't like it. >> we'll continue to monitor this very large demonstration in new york city, new york city, the hometown of the president of the united states. we'll take a quick break. we'll be right back. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a f

all traffic stopped on the george washington bridge here in new york city late today. and more than 6,000 flights have been delayed or canceled already. take a look. the storm sweeping up from the south, the heavy snow and ice moving up into philadelphia, new york city and boston. meteorologist rob marciano leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, a white knuckle ride for drivers as a deadly winter storm wreaks havoc across nearly half the country. the storm hitting new york city at the height of the evening commute. >> watch out! watch out! watch out! >> reporter: multiple cars crashing on the george washington bridge. >> we've been stuck on the road now for hours. and just take a look. that is the george washington bridge into new york city. no car is moving. for much of the blanketed early in snow. in maryland, state police responding to more than 300 crashes in just six hours. in the st. louis area, cars fishtailing, even spinning out of control on the slick streets. up to nearly ten inches of snow keeping plows busy on the roads, and de-icers busy at the airport. more

it's a done real damage to new york city and new york state. i found it weird someone who was the son of new york city in new york state was to damage the state. steve: you worked with hillary clinton. what was she like to work with? rep. crowley: tremendous. she wanted to do things and get things accomplished and worked on behalf of the mutual interest of our constituents. i have a relationship with chuck schumer, and senator gillibrand as well. but i have a special relationship with hillary clinton. that stems back for her staying at my house when she was doing a tour. she stayed overnight, got to know myself. we had a newborn son, who is now in the naval academy. she's blown away by that, this little guy she held in her hands is now in the naval academy. it was a genuine relationship and a genuine friendship, as well, that i maintain that to this day. steve: why do you think she lost? rep. crowley: it's a question often asked to me. she did win the popular vote by 3 million, but president trump became president of the united states. i recogn

she is complaining about amazon getting subsidies, right, like new york city. mplain the but it is contrary what she herself has been advocating for. for every job amazon will create in new york, new york taxpayers are paying $48,000, for every job. yet in begin i can't think same number of jobs are costing virginians $22,000 a worker. cortez complained on free college, medicare for everyone, same dynamic. if she doesn't like taxpayer money going in to fund people's lives but that is what she is arguing for. stuart: i have breaking news. want to get it to our audience, battle between cnn and the white house. a judge issuing a ruling temporarily restoring jim acosta's press pass. cnn sued the white house after his pass was pulled last month after his confrontation with president trump at a news conference. the judge says acosta should have his pass restored on fifth amendment grounds. that is coming at us. okay. >>> i want to move on to trade. we've got president trump meeting china's xi xinping later this month. trade is the focus there. come on in blake burman

welcome back. [ scattered cheers ] >> and new york city is like no other city in the world. , people press lobby. you get into an elevator in new york city people press lobby, door close, door close, door close, door close, door close. [ laughter ] come on, come on, come on! >> jimmy: close it! >> if you haven't seen the door close button, it's the one completely worn away -- [ laughter ] from impatience. come on, come on! >> jimmy: that's how you know you're in a new york elevator, yeah. >> i was in new york city when the pope came here. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. that was a big deal. >> and only in new york city do you hear people say, "please tell me the pope is gone. [ laughter ] i'm trying to get to the upper west side, the pope and his stupid barricades." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is true. the traffic was -- you got to learn how to relax here. chill out. get -- >> i'm trying, man. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i got in last night. and i got a massage. >> jimmy: good. >> i always feel weird getting a massage, you know. you're laying there. you're looking through that weird doughnut hole -

likely yes they got a friend not just new york city at 125 again to new york city and new york statey $820 million. money coming in from nashville. the local leaders understand the enormous down payment they are making for future job growth. that's the upside geared stuart: my position is new york city got a good deal they paid heavily for it. ashley: that's the way business works these days. talking about behemoth company around the world. they are upset that headquarters was now split two ways that they have now regional offices in seattle is still home basic headquarters and they can actually playoff cities against each other to get even more confessions. it is the cost of doing business and its amazon and they will build a huge infrastructure and will create thousands of very high paying jobs. that will lead to other incubator businesses that will offer that. i do mind is would you rather have amazon sending a business in your community or which are rather another city get it? >> there's an irony here. jay carney, press secretary for obama. under obama was always about would have

economic development deal in the history of new york city. he tax incentives and breaks and gives to make this deal happen? >> there is a series of automatic incentives that are available to any company that comes into the state. there is a series of incentives that are available to companies that build in the outer boroughs. those are all automatic. they wanted additional concessions. we weren't willing to do that. other states offered vast incentive packages. they still end up coming to new york city. we said this is what you got. we are going to ask you to do things. we will tell you we need to build public space to anyone in the community and build space for school and training programs for people in public housing. the largest public housing in america is right here. amazon understood if you are going to come to new york city you have to live with our values. and in the end what we are going to see is not only a vast number of jobs, it's by far the biggest number of new jobs this city has ever seen. but you are also going to see an opport

not everybody is happy about amazon's move to new york city. otests yesterday, local politicians and residents say new york is getting a raw deal we will deal with that, next. ek questions. is our money in the right place? what am i really being charged? and is it eating into my returns? is my advisor a fiduciary? is he always a fiduciary? a good place to start is with an independent registered investment advisor. as fiduciaries, they live by a simple rule: always act in the best interests of their clients. that's why charles schwab is proud to support more independent financial advisors and their clients than anyone else. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com we're off low of the morning we were down 200 now we're down 127 that's exactly a half percentage point. but as we said we're off the lows of the morning. saudi arabia wants the death penalty for the killing of saudi columnist khashoggi tell me more. >> they charged 11 people with this. plus as mr. khashoggi was killed october the 2nd in istanbul of the 11 charged five now face the death pe

new york city's 22 degrees. rtford at 17. 14 in boston. 5 in bangor. 10 in albany. 10 in binghamton. you've got pretty good winds behind the front. new york city where it's 22 degrees with 30 mile-per-hour gusts, the 22 feels like 6 degrees or maybe 10 degrees at best. and new york city's also the home of the thanksgiving day parade. if you get 34 mile-per-hour winds, the balloons do not fly. >> that was lonnie quinn reporting. >>> thanksgiving is the day after tomorrow, and more than 54 million americans plan to travel more than 50 miles away from home, according to aaa. that's an increase of nearly 5% over last year and the most since 2005. the vast majority, an estimated 48.5 million people, will hit the roadways. the largest growth in holiday travel is by air with 4.2 million flyers. trains, buses, and cruise ships account for the rest. aaa says higher wages and more disposable income are prompting the holiday travel. gas this thanksgiving will actually cost you more than four years. orlando, new york city, a

he's even radical for new york city. ed to cover new york city government and politics for a long time. he used to own stuff. reverses that trend started with dinkins to guliani. it's unraveling that. it's hard for a government to be this big and operate efficiency. this guy wants to turn back the clock. it's interesting that he wants to turn back the clock as he cuts a crony capitalism deal with amazon. really is a shame that this guy is still mayor. people -- "the new york times" did everybody a disservice. when he was running for mayor, running against a moderate business friendly democrat named bill thompson. i know him well. before the election that put de blasio in there, they should have ran the story that they eventually ran when the republican was in there, that bill de blasio honeymooned in cuba, gave aid and comfort to to comies. that would have hurt him in the democratic primary. >> charles: makes you wonder if it would have been enough. >> it would have been. it was very close. >> charles: bill was a good can

in new york city it didn't happen when it was expected to. went from 2 to 6. a lot of people had nightmare travel scenarios in southern new england from all the way down into maryland too. this was the scene in so many places. for whatever reason, the temperature of the roads and the type of snow, it just packed down perfectly to make it just so slick and slippery. so many people could not get uphills, any hills whatsoever. and people got stuck and were running out of gas. just a nightmare. it's a lot better now. it wasn't the hugest amount of snow. it was the timing during the mid-morning all the way through the late afternoon and evening rush hour. hartford had 7, new york city 6. if i show you those numbers and tell you it's the middle of winter, you'd say minor event, but the timing made it horrendous. temperatures have warmed up but it's still snowing pretty good, 24 in binghamton. additional snowfall, the pink is 4-6 inches. maine gets hammered. today's forecast will clear it out, we'll warm it up a little bit in those arias thireas that

it will split its second head quarters between the new york and washington areas, specifically crystal cityand long island, new york. amazon said they would also make an investment in a third city. that would cap a year-long beauty contest that received more than 200 bids from cities and states amazon said it would spend more than $5 billion on that second headquarters and would hire 50,000 workers crystal city could put it in line to win a massive cloud computing contract that the pentagon will award next year. amazon already has about 2500 employees in the d.c. area this would certainly multiply that they also have roughly 1800 workers in advertising, publishing in new york long island city is a former industrial waterfront and it benefited from a push to reposition new york as a top location for digital industry in the wake of the financial crisis neither new york or northern virginia officials have disclosed how much in tax breaks they have offered amazon you have to imagine it will be a lot. i have to wonder, people in long island city, which has been a rebirth area here, a whole new c

news? till: plus, no sleep brexit. the cityf london's wall street equivalent is scrambling to deal with quitting the e.u. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back. i am carol massar. jason: i am jason kelly. join us for "bloomberg businessweek" every day on the radio from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. wall street time. you can also catch up by listening to our podcast. carol: you can also find us ek.com andbusinesswe the mobile app. jason: in one of this year's closely watched global elections, jair bolsonaro won the election, marking a hard pivot to the right. carol: was it a fair fight? real and fake news campaigns on whatsapp has prompted a lot of concerns. we talked to shannon sims. all, brazilians are an extremely social culture, and they have been ahead of the game in terms of adopting social media in a way a lot of people are surprised about. here in brazil, people use facebook and twitter. but more than any other app, what they are using a lot, that we do not use in the u.s., is whatsapp. that is the pr

in 1946, his final wish is that his ashes be carried by eddie rickenbacker and scattered over new york city, over times square. in that act emerges his love for new york city, his testimony , his experience of the war, into the american story. it's very powerful, even someone like him who was not a soldier, carries that with him and wishes in some way to return it to the people. so, those were the doughboys, those were part of our experience and, i feel that we have a duty and a responsibility to try to return to them and i don't want to neglect the women who served in one respective or another as nurses, ambulance drivers and entertainers and sometimes very much at the front actively. they are all part of our story and must be integrated into our memory. we must especially go to pay our respects, this year to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> i went a little overtime but we do still have time for questions. >> two questions if i may, first, it's kind of a sad commentary on our government, wasn't there an issue that when he was alive he was being pe

>> well, i don't know if they're moving to new york city. there is lots of talent in new york city. mpanies are looking for tech talent wherever they can get it. it is not just new york. they're opening offices in austin, texas, chicago, minneapolis-st. paul. they are looking for all those people. they're are people in silicon valley, seattle, moving to new york. they left the valley, moved to new york to stay with the companies they were already at. stuart: tax is very similar. california is very high-taxed state. new york city is very high-taxed city. not exactly a tradeoff. just exactly the same thing. that is about right, isn't it? >> right. right. 10, 15 years ago, my goodness new york is highly taxed, silicon valley, seattle, they have a lot of taxes as well. new york is desperate. you remember the silicon alley push, 10, 15 years ago, not just seen as media city, not just bringing other industries high-tech there. new york tried hard to bring the companies there. stuart: we talk to you about tesla. we'll do that today. they have named robin denham, as the company's new chair.

new york city was kind of the identity, and many people feared at this time but new york city was not really americans, because of all the immigrants. the saga of the lost battalion brought the immigrant story into the american story. and said, they are just like us, they are heroes too. brian: that is an emotional goodbye, sending their son off to war. edward: it is interesting, many of these men did not speak english. when they first moved into the line, it was reported that an italian division had come into the line, because they were all speaking in italian. a very closely identified with their heritage in your book,. brian: -- in your book, there was a reference to camp upton. edward: it was in the middle of a slump, regarded as being a hell on earth because of all the mosquitoes there. all of these are draftees, they go into this camp to train. brian: and they are all very well-dressed. [laughter] edward: they are dressed in every conceivable way. [laughter] anjuli singh: it is interesting, it also became a very common genre convention for combat films in american films as well,

a prewinter snowstorm brought traffic in new york city to a halt yesterday. >> i'm bored. i've been stuck in traffic for two hours. >> four hours. >> five hours. >> six hours. >> a crash on the george washington bridge between new york and new jersey was partially to blame. there were no injuries, but for thousands of commuters, their evening trip home was a disaster. >> i wanted to get an uber, $220. it's either a room or an uber. >> two city buses still without chains on their tires collided in central park. >> this has been the worst i've seen it. >> reporter: the storm didn't just catch new york city off guard. in boston streetsturned into ice skating rinks. >> i didn't realize it was this bad. i can't move forward and whenever i take my foot off the brake i slide backwards. >> a fire truck in maryland, salt truck in missouri, drivers everywhere had a hard time navigating the roads. this driver was no match for the mixture of slush and ice. >> when i slid off iwas scared. i ain't never hit no woods or anything like that before. >> reporter: washington, d.c. saw the earl

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thank you. >>> amazon selecting new york city and northern virginia for the new east coast headquarterscompany announcing a smaller facility in nashville. we have team coverage around the country. courtney reagan in long island city, diana olick in crystal city, virginia, and scott cohn is on the cnbc news line scott, we'll start with you. >> reporter: thanks, morgan. in the end, amazon had looked at 238 bids, whittled it down to 20 finalists. couldn't find one city that could fulfill all of its requirements of hq2 that would house 50,000 high tech workers the fact is there aren't enough high tech workers to go around so it is divided into three. the places we have been evaluating the last year crystal city, the area that will be rebranded is an area directly adjacent to reagan national airport, across the potomac from washington, d.c. look at the report card we came up with, based on amazon's criteria and top states for business data on the cities and states overall, b plus solid rating where it fell short to some degree was location, that's infrastructure but it is something that appa

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. americans go the polls tomorrow. a new battleground tracker poll finds that the democrats have a chance to take control of the house. they could end the day with 225 seats, which is just over the 218 they need to win. in the senate, another story. republicans currently hold the edge 51 seats to 49. but most of the seat this is year are already democratic. so republicans have a better than even chance to maintain control there. president trump and former president obama have been out on the campaign trail doing their best to get out the party faithful. >> we are doing a great job at the border. nobody else could do the job that we're doing. >> reporter: speaking before his flight to the south, president trump echoed a sentiment from his nationwide blitz of rallies. president trump has made immigration his closing argument for the g.o.p. >> sunday he rallies in tennessee and here in georgia where he is supporting the republican

. >> it's a competition, that is what new york city had to to to get this company here. >> no, no, no. i don't think so. >> woe! >> why would they need to compete, new york city is already competitive, we have talent, we're a big hug, same with washington d.c., and that national landing area they call it. they did not need the perks and incentives, they were coming in regardless. >> and a deale tail we learned -- detail, we learned this afternoon,eve jeff bezos has a e within 8 1/2 miles of each site. it he always intend to go to the two locations. >> now he gets a helicopter pad. >> yes, talent is here in new york city, and look, the property is me, maybe infrastructure needs to be better, it is expensive to live in new york city, to bring those employees here, they will raise taxes, off of their salaries, so not like the city is getting nothing. >> is it going to be cheaper to live here. >> lindsey, you said it was about competition, this not competition, this is government taking other people's money and say let's give it to jeff bezos for their benefit. >> it is the government's f

new york city is very high-taxed city. not exactly a tradeoff. just exactly the same thing. that is about right, isn't it? >> right. right. 10, 15 years ago, my goodness new york is highly taxed, silicon valley, seattle, they have a lot of taxes as well. new york is desperate. you remember the silicon alley push, 10, 15 years ago, not just seen as media city, not just bringing other industries high-tech there. new york tried hard to bring the companies there. stuart: we talk to you about tesla. we'll do that today. they have named robin denham, as the company's new chair. will replace the ceo.

what it reveals is that officials and -- in long island city and new york city at the local and state level are willing to give away a whole lot for not that much. we have to remember they were originally promised the whole deal. they were promised the whole hq2.uarters, bestch case they got at half of it and in some cases less than half based on the investments revealed. what we see, if you are a taxpayer and citizen in new york city and northern virginia, you can say what did my officials and the mayor and governor just give away? these subsidies and tax breaks, that is my money. youy: at the same time, have google talking about expanding its presence in new york but not getting all of this fanfare. is that fair? as a google also said it has not applied for some of the tax subsidies amazon maybe has , although google is mostly in manhattan and amazon is coming to queens. there's a bit of a difference, but just to be a little fair to amazon, economic development is a controversial process. the ticket lili this idea of giving tax breaks to already affluent companies -- it is always a

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