"the new york times" has now developed two revenue streams. there's ads, but because we decide to have a flexible subscription model, we're asking our heaviest readers, the people who are just, you know, every day they've got to read many stories in "the new york times," we ask them to pay. i'm not like embarrassed that we ask people to pay. >> how is that working? >> that's working great. >> more money than you expected? >> more money than was originally forecast. >> can you talk about the relationship between "the times" and social media nowadays. >> sure. >> i can remember a time when twitter and facebook didn't have much impact on "the new york times." does it now? >> well, twitter and facebook have impact in like bringing audiences to us. if one of our stories is being mentioned prominently on either one, our traffic grows. what facebook and twitter have done is, you know, they engage readers. it's a way for readers to decide and almost publish themselves what they think is the most interesting. "the times" are anywhere in the journalisti

patrick's cathedral in new york city to see what some people in new york thought about their governor's ant anti-conservative and anti-catholic comments. >> reporter: he's walked back his statement saying his fine with people that are pro life and pro gun control. it's not sitting well with can many catholics, we're here to find out what people think. >> i think the governor's off base. >> he's nuts. >> he's going against his own catholic roots if you ask me. >> do you think it was right for him to say that? >> no, it's extremely alienating. >> we're famous, known well for welcoming all. where there's enough room for everyone. i think it would serve him well to take a letter from pope francis' book. less derogatory talk, less judgment and more welcoming, more mercy. >> i know that people have strong beliefs and values, which we all accept, we honor those values that other people have. new york city as a whole has always been the place for everyone. >> we have a right to agree or disagree but we don't have a right to say there's no place for them in the city or the state. he's flip-flopp

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we will remember what makes new york new york. a city that fights injustice and inequality, not just because it honors our values. but because it strengthens our people. a city of five boroughs all created equal. black, white, latino, asian. gays, straight, old, young, rich, middle class, and poor. a city that remembers our responsibility to each other. our common cause is to leave no new yorker behind. that's the city that you and i believe in. it's the city to which my grandparents were welcomed from the hills of sovereigntily. a city in which i was born where i met the love of my life, where chiara and dante were raised. it's a place that celebrities the very simple notion that no matter what your story is, this is your city. our strength is derived from you working together. we will make this one city. and that mission, our march towards a fairer, more just, more progressive place, our march to keep the promise of new york alive for the next generation, it begins today. thank you and god bless the people of the city of new yor

new york city police commissioner bill bratton. >> as a new yorker, as a u.s.nly express disgust at the actions of the individuals involved. >> reporter: in all, more than 100 are charged, including 72 former members of the nypd. more than half the cases came from those claiming the events of 9/11 left them unfit to work. prosecutors say that ring leaders coached the men on how to act when examined by doctors and how to apply for benefits. the operation funneled by ex-cops joseph esposito and john minerva as well as raymond lavallee, a former fbi agent, and thomas hale, a pension consultant. the attorney. >> the mention of this indictment is that if you're considering falsifying or bilking any administration service for disability benefits, you shouldn't and if you do, you're going get caught. >> reporter: joseph esposito's attorney is brian griffin. >> mr. esposito proudly served this city as a new york city plifb and he came to court today and said two very important words. he said "not guilty." >> proposition cuters say the investigation is far from over and

yesterday at this time i was deep in the dungeons, and here i am in my beloved new york. ell you. give me those flowers. >> ralph, how are you feeling today? i have felt in four years. i can tell you that. >> when did you get the news? >> while i was waiting at the car rental. they said do not go to the hotel, go to the prison. they are waiting for you. nne out. inwhere were you yesterday, 2013, and where are you today, in 2014? >> i was deep in the bowels of cardwell federal medical center, and i use the term loosely. >> when did you get the news? time, 7:30.und this i could not believe it. i thought they would stonewall forever. >> how are you feeling? >> euphoric is too big of a word, but full of joy and gratitude and happy to be home. --oldest grandchild [applause] >> what do you want to do when you go home? >> sit. [laughter] great.od, but i'm not i can manage, but i get very tired. >> were you surprised by the decision for compassionate release on new year's eve? >> yes, in a word. ralph never gave up hope. me, i was very discouraged, and i figured this strategy was

we have more on the long island conditions and the new york mayor as well. come to your new job, sir. >> great. a big welcome. not the welcome he was expecting. we heard him say that. this is the kind of thing a storm this size always tests politicians. we'll see how everyone comes through this. as we are in the thick of it, the goal is to keep everyone safe. if you take a look out here, the long island expressway, it's why the governor decided to put a ban on driving out here. not everyone is following it. that ban, we should drive this point home is supposed to be in effect until at least 8:00 this morning. the snow is still falling, temperatures dropping and a blizzard warning remains in effect out here on long island until 1:00 today. throughout the night, blizzard-like conditions on long island, eastern parts of the island hardest hit. >> so far it's a mess. it's a mess. they're doing not too bad with the roads on the main roads but the side roads are just horrible. >> reporter: roadways are covered in snow, making driving downright dangerous. new york g

the "new york times" website is a phenomenal website. now they are looking for more video of some of the things that i cover and we have such a great video crew up in new york. any time there's something going on in washington where looks like a news maker or something that will be happening that they can use video, they'll shoot me an e-mail see doug i saw this on your early list. because every morning i send up a list to let them know what they are doing. then they can look at that and say, i really love to have a video clip of that. or can you shoot system video -- some video from this event. do you mind doing it? at first, it was a lot of pressure to do it. then, i don't know how i came up with the idea, i thought about if i can do both at the same time that would be great. the iphone quality at the time was not the video was not as good, it was a little tighter lens. a little too much focal length. i thought about trying to mount another camera on top of my digital camera below. looked around on the internet to try to come up with a

in new york city. the streets were so cold this morning, when this snow started about 11:00, that we never had that slushy mess you so often see in new york city. instead of the slushy mess what we had was ice. there is a whole layer of ice down at the bottom. hundreds of car crashes reported in the tri-state region. subway and train delays throughout the system. airport delays as well although they are all open. here is janice dean over here. i was going to show you this map over here. we decided to go to janice dean instead. >> can i move out of the way. >> no, no. no yesterday what i was going to say in the afternoon prediction 1 maybe 3 inches. something changed, what was it. >> the storm is intensifying along the coast. it's becoming a full fledge nor'easter. breaking news, new york city has just been up to 14 inches. so we are in that state of now casting, meaning that this storm is stronger than we originally predicted. just outside the new york city area, unofficial report of a foot of snow. ph

i have employees who grew up in new york, live in new york, love new york.have a presence in new york. i will tell you, i make my case almost weekly to all my employees up in new york. we have 150,000 square foot movie studio in dallas, texas with an office with your name on it, what are you doing? what are you doing? >> it's the beautiful weather. >> yeah, i know it is. it's great in new york right now, isn't it? >> wait, before we wrapped up the interview, i asked this question. >> it's been a few years since you've been with us here at the fox news channel. i remember when you came. what a phenom you became when you were at fox. now you're king of the airwaves. when you think of your time here, how do you remember it now? and glenn beck's answer was -- well, you decide. before we close out the show, we're going to play it for you. plus, growing controversy, as the first lady offers up praise for jane fonda who many vietnam vets refer to as hanoi jane. we'll show you what's behind it next. today we're going to play a little game which 4g lte map has the mo

here in new york or what we expect to happen today in new york. our next guest is the leading sponsor of medical marijuana bill that's been stalled in the new york senate. let's bring in new york state assembly member richard gottfried. the governor is reportedly going to take a step that doesn't need the state legislature. i assume that's nod good enough for considering you have a bill that would amplify its use even more. >> well, he's taking a step implementing what the legislature did in 1980. you know, thousand -- turns of thousands of new yorkers have -- suffer with really serious medical conditions that whose suffering could be relieved and whose lives could be -- could be made longer if new york would catch up with the 20 other states that recognize the legitimacy of the medical use of marijuana. you know, the fact that governor coke m cuomo who has been re-examining his position on this issue for a couple of years now has now put his stature in support of the

they stretch from new york up to boston, into maine, new hampshire and vermont.ack across the country, along i-90 towards cleveland and buffalo and toledo and detroit. i went out of order there but you get an idea of what i'm talking about, the top rim of the country. no, we haven't forgotten about our friends who are the canadians because it's just as bad on the other side of the border. amtrak, by the way, critical in the northeast corridor. the acela and northeast services reduced schedules today between boston and washington. so, you know, the good news here is that this is starting to clear out. airports in the northeast starting to reopen and get back to normal, but the ripple effect will take days to unravel. richard, back to you. >> yeah. and tom, on top of that we have that other storm system heading to the northeast. tom costello there in washington, d.c. thank you so much. >>> let's now go to alex witt at 30 rock there in new york city. alec, what you got? >> okay, i've got more news feed to check for everyone this morning, richard, because we are lear

back to you in new york. ng to being check in to get some of your favorite personalities, new year resolutions. and wait until you hear what owe hiely has to offer tonight. >> oh, my. i'm not sure i can wait for that. >> words from on high, let's say. >> a lot we want you guys to vote on your favorite music video on facebook.com/fox news do you know what this is? are you going to vote for it? take a listen. ♪ i get a good feeling yeah ♪ oh sometimes i get a good feeling ♪ >> i just love this fox family. i sure do. >> are you feeling at home now? >> i feel right at home. i sure do. i love hearing all the resolutions. right now in the huge crowd of over a million people we have two of the five. >> two of the five. >> that's right. >> we don't know where the other three-fifths went. bob beckel and kimberly guilfoyle. >> happy new year's. i'm having a great time with bob. >> unbelievable. i can't believe how cold it is but we're here and, listen -- >> are you feeling better because i'm your personally delivered bo

the "new york daily news" has been pressing and pressing recently for airport workers at the three new york-area airports to get a raise. pressing the port authority to do something about that because they can. well, after the state of the union, it worked. kind of. the executive director of the port authority, who's not appointed by chris christie, he's on the new york side who he was appointed by andrew cuomo, democratic governor of new york. the executive director of the port authority sent this letter calling on the airlines who operate at those airports to immediately effect an increase in the hourly wage paid to the lowest paid employees at the airport. with a phase-in to, say it with me, $10.10 an hour. "the port authority is prepared to use every tool at its disposal. to achieve these goals the port will enforce the changes through revisions to terms and conditions of agreements with the airlines. earning good wages and proper training increases job loyalty, reduces turnover and improves customer satisfaction. this is something that cannot wait." "i look forward to working with

i'm megyn kelly live in new york. tonight -- a "the kelly file" exclusive. stration asks a judge to release the lawyer convict ed o trying to help a terrorist. plus, did we get a glimpse of the future? >> now, in our time, we face a different crisis. an inequality crisis. >> see why the democrats' most likely pick for president is embracing the far left message of the most liberal

, and the city of new york. metlife stadium is in east rutherford, the borough's mayor is jim cassella. >> the nfl could have used new jersey in their promotion as lot more. terry bradshaw should have stood up and i will see you next week in new jersey. >> reporter: with a week to go, this is the activity on east rutherford street. and this is time square. new york has closed 13 blocks of broadway and is turning it into super bowl boulevard, 400,000 football fans are expected to blitz hotels, restaurants, and souvenir stores. robert boland teaches sports management at new york university. financially, who is going to benefit more from this, new jersey or new york? >> new york stands to reap the bigger share of the benefits, if you are talking about a $600 million local benefit, new york would probably reach somewhere between two-thirds and three quarters of it. >> i am embarrassed. >> reporter: if the state known for the recent traffic jam scandal, the jersey shore and the sopranos was holding the super bowl wou

new york city, 1700 schools are shut down today due to the storm. inches of snow, and the new mayor, bill de blasio, has a clear message for residents. >> if you do not need to travel today, please stay home. if you do have to travel, take mass transit. yes, there will be some delays, but it will be safe. and it will help us to get the city 100% back in full running order. >> all right, so the new mayor really being put to the test, only 72 hours into the job. now, parts of pennsylvania were blanketed as well. philadelphia got several inches of snow. joining me by phone is mayor michael nutter. mayor, explain how conditions are for you down there? >> we got about 6 inches of snow overnight. it stopped sometime this morning. but we've had pretty significant winds here so we've got a lot of snow blowing around the temperatures are, unfortunately, fairly low so that limits the impact salt can have, although we have plenty of salt, about 50,000 tons. but we've got 300 plus pieces of equipment out, over 500 folks working to fight this storm, and many of

new york city has a brand new deal.out the meaning of yesterday's inauguration of a great socialist, well, a liberal, progressive, and a few other things. well, we will look attthe description is more carefully next. ♪ lou: the new york times follows up its benghazi whitewash calling for a pardon for edward snowden. national security experts on snowdon, benghazi, the middle east, and the obama foreign policy. ♪ welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really likingour flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. rely makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? managementouldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping th the reliability of fedex. ♪ lou: we have a lot to sort out and the national media and the obama foreign policy. joining is to do just that is former cia operative michael sawyer and fox news middle eastern terrorism analyst. thank you for being here. let's

because this is new york, and because new york is as amazing as new jersey, when bernie carrick plead guilty and was about to be sent to prison, they had to move quickly to take his name off the jail he was about to report to. less than 48 hours after he plead guilty, they had to take his name off the lower manhattan detention complex, which rudy giuliani renamed the bernard carrick complex. your name can't be on the jail and on your inmate locater file. you will find the thomas boyland park, baseball field, school, ps-73. you will even find a nice block called thomas boyland street. he was beloved and he then died, his brother got the seat. and then william's son got the seat after him, william boyland jr. in february 2011 william boyland, jr. was arrested in manhattan on bribery charges. so he hires lawyers to help him fight the bribery charges. while he is out on bond for the first bribery case, fbi agents tape him soliciting new bribes to help pay for the lawyers in his other bribery case. you give me $250,000, and i'll get you your hospital. see, i need the money to fight these b

c-span: the new york times. >> guest: right. c-span: how did it progress to the time that you got your column? >> guest: i started out as a general assignment reporter, just covering whatever came up that day, which is a terrific job. and then in -- i guess it was 1978 -- i have a hard time keeping track of it -- i covered the first two years of the koch administration down at city hall. and then when i came back up to work in the office again, i was given a column to write called about new york, which is an old traditional column at the new york times in which you write twice a week -- a reporting column in which you write twice a week about anything you care to about new york city. and i left that column because i became deputy metropolitan editor of the paper. and i left as deputy metropolitan editor because in the space of about two years, i had two children who were quite close in age and i felt that it would be impossible for me to have a full-time job at the paper and still spend as much time as i wanted with my children.

trees in new york city. ason new york city.wth in demand, ibm is moving from westminster not far from our project in the east village to open their watson computing center for cloud computing. just anyou say -- even example of what i just mentioned with greenwich village and the amount of demand. some peopleside, might say this is why i am worried about moving to manhattan or being in new york. i might get squeezed out by everybody who has more money than me. beauty of this city. what the mayor has done in the last 12 years and the new mayor will focus on in the future, creating opportunities in other boroughs. look at brooklyn. took over 2000 feet for manufacturing. the power of this city is diverse marketplace. you have the high-end, medium and, and the low-cost alternatives for companies. a company that has grown to almost one million feet of space with shared workspace for entrepreneurs. that is the dynamics in the city. >> there are many competitive cities. we have had many entrepreneurs on who are all trying to lure compa

new york city has a brand new deal.about the meaning of yesterday's inauguration of a great socialist, well, a liberal, progressive, and a few other things. well, we will look attthe description is more carefully next. ♪ lou: the new york times follows up its benghazi whitewash calling for a pardon for edward snowden. national surity experts on snowdon, benghazi, the middle ♪ast, andhe obama for lou: we have a lot to sort out and the national media and the obama foreign policy. joining i to do just that is former cia operative michael sawyer and fox newsiddle eastern terrori analyst. thank you for being here. let's turn right straight to it. the new york times report that says very simply, there is no volvement. your reaction. >> just being a mouthpiece for the administration. they want to make sure that hillary clinton as a chance said it elected. al qaeda owns eastern libya. there were involved in the attack. it was a very professional attack, and we are going back to this silly video that the administration first lan

alexandria in new york, where they're getting ready. a big one for people in the city and of course the new mayor, he's got a major test to see how they're going to get through all of this. >> absolutely. talking about a snowstorm of this size, 8 million people, a lot to think about, a lot of planning to do. a big test for mayor bill de blasio in his second day in office. right now, every step is taken possible to get the city ready. this is the sanitation department right off the west side highway here. you can see one of the trucks filled with salt. that's one of 365 of the trucks, loaded up, heading out on the roads they want to keep roads dry and safe as the storm approaches. the worst, expected to come in later today into the night and tomorrow morning. a lot of that work is being done now. 1600 new york city garbage trucks outfitted with plows, on the roads as well. as soon as we get 2 inches of snow, that's when plows head out. expecting 5 to 10 inches here. a big job for the plows. long island, more snow and blizzard-like conditi

new york. governor, you don't want me. tell me specifically why i'm not allowed to be here. i'm leaving. as soon as i can get out of here, i am out. [cheers and applause] >> jon: wow. what a wholly unexpected response to that sean hannity says as soon as i can get out i'm leaving but he has to know it's not east germany. you can really get out any time. large metropolitan area, we've got airports, interstates, seaport. [ laughter ] you could walk. [ laughter ] i would carry you. [ laughter ] but that didn't stop mr. hannity from taking the grievance train toll victimtown which is really the only public transportation he has been on. >> why should i move forward when my governor said there's no place for me in new york. >> maybe he doesn't get it. >> what is the story are you leaving new york? >> we hope for something positive. this is an awful thing what he said. traditional marriage americans are not welcome in the state. protraditional marriage there's no place for you in new york. >> jon:. ♪

mayor of new york, bill beblass yo first crisis in three days in office, had to shut down all of new york city schools, 1.1 million students in case you're counting it's 1,700 public schools. i keep wondering when i see the pictures what is the mayor doing shoveling his open walk? he's got to be a busy guy, there's a lot to keep this city running. this city is one part of a major swathe of the storm you talked about, fredricka whitfield, indra petersons is covering things for us as well in boston. is so much colder there, she has the hat and the scarf. if i can, indra, i want to share a secret you sent out earlier how you were warming your hands. >> bring it. >> the twitter picture of you warming your hands. were you using your socks or something funny? what were you doing there? >> reporter: we ran out of feet warmers so it's all about the little things, we took the hand warmers and improvised in these bad boys, it was negative 20 degrees this morning ashleigh. little macguyver here. just north of us about two feet of snow but the big thing has been the winds and these temperatures.

just hit home with me much more because he befriended me, and he didn't have to befriend me. >> in new york, cnn investigative reporter laura dedio has come up with new facts about john lennon's accused killer. >> the killer was identified as mark david chapman, 25-year-old fan and drifter from hawaii. >> nothing from his background set off or would have caused to set off any alarm bells whatsoever. >> chapman apparently was well liked by most of the people he knew. the most common description was open, friendly, a hard worker with a ready smile. >> i don't think i've ever seen anybody say anything bad about him. >> i couldn't believe it. just didn't seem like the type person. >> normal, regular, everybody here liked him. >> very peaceful. >> he was just a fine young -- >> couldn't have asked for anything better. >> most of those can't believe he's the same person charged with killing john lennon. >> everybody that we interviewed, and there were a lot, every one said he's a nice person. not capable of doing something like this. >> it was a tragic conclusion to an extraordinary life. john le

here's the george washington bridge between new york and new jersey.rsey will be closed today. >> dangerous high tides threatening the coast in suburban boston. some communities calling for voluntary evacuation. parts of the state expecting as much as two feet of snow. abc's ron claiborne is in massachusetts with the story. >> reporter: it started with a light powder and coating the northeast. and then it came roaring in. a powerful nor'easter that pounded the northeast. all the way up to maine and far inland. in the boston area, traffic ground almost to a halt on many major highways. and everywhere roads were littered with accidents and spinouts. a pickup truck flipped on to its side in maine. a semi beached on a highway median in this photo tweeted by the massachusetts state police. and in massachusetts apolice car a victim of a fender-bender. emergency parking in effect, schools closed, government workers sent home early. it was a tale of two cities and two mayors. boston's tom menino, four days from leaving office after 20 years. >> i guess mother

. >> it's being held in new york. >> new york. >> the big apple. >> new york. >> unfortunately, the super bowl is played in new jersey, unfortunately. >> that's the problem, isn't it? there's the city over there. gotham, the big apple and the city that never sleeps and it's a hell of a town, but the game is played over here one state line and a couple of rivers away in east rutherford, new jersey. so new jerseyites within sight of but so far from the center of the super bowl universe across the hudson can be forgiven if they're a little miffed. >> everything may be directed at new york, but the game will be held in new jersey. >> if you look at the ticket itself, it just shows manhattan, and they show jersey city with a little circle like that. i don't think that's fair. >> super bowl advertising is new york centric. look how the nfl is promoting the game. all over manhattan you find super bowl reminders including 12 blocks of broadway that are super bowl boulevard. jers jersey city's columbus drive will be known as super bowl drive. both teams are staying in jersey city, and the circus t

let's talk about new york and what it means. is "the new york times" right about this?ch has tough punishments for drug offenders, could it move so far to the other side to embrace marijuana advocates and what it means to have medical marijuana dispensaries? >> sure. new york is going to move. it's not a question of if. it's a question of when. cuomo recognizes which way the political winds are blowing here. not a symbolic measure. there's more to it if it goes into place. what this would do is revive a 1980 law that allows hospitals to dispense medical marijuana for very serious illnesses, cancer, that sort of thing. you'll run into federal problems here because hospitals are not dispensaries that have no interaction with the federal government. it may end up being purely symbolic. consum cuomo sees the direction this is going. this is his way of saying i'm with you. as you mentioned, he hasn't been with them in the past. >> as you talk about that, new york being the 24th state to legalize medical marijuana. the governor would use administrative powers to do this other

our correspondents are in boston, cape cod, new york, also out in new york's long island. one of the worst hit areas, of course, is boston. hit especially hard by the wind and the snow and the cold. margaret connly braving those mean streets. how bad is it this afternoon? >> john, some areas of massachusetts saw up to two feet of snow. we talked to the department of transportation this morning. they had 3,394 snow plows out. their maximum capacity is 4,000 and comparing that to just yesterday when they only had 1,000. so they've been dealing with a lot of snow over the past couple days. the snow has somewhat tapered off this afternoon. it's expected to taper off later into today, as well. but we are going to see winds of up to 35 miles per hour and also chills. there is a winter chill advisory for now till 9:00 a.m. and there could be windchills as low as below 35 degrees. the big concern here is visibility for travelers. since there is wind and there's light snow that's causing some problems for flights, flights were canceled from logan last night until this afternoon. we

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beliefs in his state of new york. reaction from glen beck last night on the kelly file. >> if we can't live in the same state and work in the same state, what do we have? we have to decide, can we live with people of different points of view? if we can't, we've seen that road in the 20th century over and over again, and it doesn't end well. >> meore from beck in a moment, but first to the outrage over the naacp's remarks about the only black u.s. senator, tim scott of south carolina. the head of the group' south carolina center called him a ventriloquist dummy for the gop. here are the senator's comments. >> we're not talking any longer about standing up for the rights of a racial minority. we're now talking about finding a way to have a conversation about philosophical bigistry. this is a brand spanking new day because there's a major threat from the right, and it's not moving further to the right. it's actually having a conversation where we embrace people who are in need and in trouble and we show people, as i was

not much better in new york or washington.hat is not putting anything on this global warming hysteria. we sent our representative right onto the street and talk to the folks at. >> you believe in global warming? >> just. why? >> yes, until we get cold weather like this. it seems to be overwhelming. >> it seems inconclusive. >> you think the cause is worth sending billions or trillions of dollars on? >> i think it's something we need to think about. >> i think that global warming is a little bit more complicated than the lal weather event. >> i'm concerned about the future. anyway, a lot of folks so meteorologists says that we should stop listening so what is behind all of this whether? >> well, what is behind this is a similar weather pattern it's amazing how folks go back and look at what happens before and it looks like that is what is going on now. and we described what is going on here. and this is achromac kind of shifting in the u.n. that has been pouncing on the wrong data. is that right? >> yes, ey always we have an ag

new york city's mayor michael bloomberg is leaving, too, after more than a decade at city hall. >> nework city has never been stronger than it is today, and i think it's fair to say that our future has never been brighter. >> reporter: in the final speech of the term, he said his city today is drastically different from the one he took glover i think it's safe to say that it's clear that the golden age of the suburb is over, and it is being replaced by a new urban renaissance redefining the future. >> reporter: violence, governmental dysfunction, decay. in the 1970s new york lost more than 10% of its population. it was a center of a growing trend of cities around the country where middle class residents were fleeing fast to the suburbs. >> if you want to change the world, run for mayor. >> i, michael r. bloomberg do solemnly swear... >> ly after the september 11th attacks he took over investing . it would be his legacy and inspiration to other metropolitan areas around the country. today crime is way down in new york. perhaps in part due to a tough and controversial policing policy cal

. >>> i'm megyn kelly live in new york city. and tonight. new bombshells tonight in what's looking like an effort to destroy the man who could beat hillary clinton. is this woman telling the truth? >> mayor zimmer. >> plus a well known hollywood actress forced out of a job after having the nerve to back a tea party candidate. she'll join us live with what happened behind the scenes. >>> and one of the darlings of the democratic party gets caught playing fast and loose with the facts on her resume. the kelley file starts now. >>> and breaking tonight a new jersey mayor refusing to answer our questions after she joins in on what is looking like an effort to kill the presidential chances of the man who might be able to beat hillary clinton. >> that was hoboken mayor dawn zimmer running from our camera and refusing our interview request. after she appeared on two main stream cable shows this weekend. claiming that his lieutenant governor told her that hurricane sandy relief funds would not be forthcoming unless the mayor backed her redevelopment

new york's governor shut down the business long island expressway. in new jersey, even the plow drivers are having problem. >> reporter: were you slipping? >> yep. >> reporter: tell me about it. >> spinning out. >> reporter: across the region, temperatures are plummeting. >> with subzero temperatures you worry about frostbite or hypothermia. it doesn't take long for the symptoms to come on. >> reporter: that's why officials are warping people who want to get out and enjoy the snow to be careful. here in new york city the snow will let up by midday and snow totals could reach 8 inches. anne-marie? >> marlie hall in new york. thank you so much, marlie. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston fail yacht wbz has more on the first major snowstorm of 2014. >> reporter: well, a lot of folks will be waking up to a big blanket of snow on their back step. we're talking about a northeaster from new england to washington, d.c. picking up snow. motive of it now is going to wind down in terms of accumulating snowfall. the last of the snow clears eastern long island

. >> the new mayor of new york, bill de blasio, announces the city will settle a long-running legal battle over stop and frisk. they agreed to reforms ordered by a federal judge. since 2002, innocent new yorkers have been subject did -- subjected to more than 4 million stop and frisk. wallacewright and actor shawn. >> were always speaking through other people and my characters usually don't represent my thoughts, but represent the things i'm criticizing will stop >> wally shawn is just back from result were he staged a private performance of his play " designated mourner" for the journalists glenn greenwald and friends. while he brought the plate to brazil, since glenn has not returned to the united states into broke the edward snowden story, concerned he would be arrested if he came back. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. -- united states is accused o has accused >> today we are one month past the december 31 completion date that the executive council agreed upon for the removal of the most dangerous chemic

and 8- 12 for new york city.and locally heavy for the jersey shore with a foot of snoechlt and eastern long island and coastal massachusetts, again upwards of 14 inches and the red right there blizzard warnings. we are seeing wind gusts in excess of 30 miles per hour to dc and philadelphia and atlantic. and this storm hasn't really got its act together. it will be an event for the next 18 or 24 hours. i hope you guys are staying in hotels. >> we are coming to your place. >> i am staying here. >> come on over. >> all right. janice. >> lot was room. >> save us a room on the cot. another fox news alert. the hunt is on for possibly three suspected suicide bomb ares headed to the winter games in russia amid of so- called black widow on the move in the olympics city. we have more from the nows room. >> bill, it is not exactly clear how many black widows russian security services are looking for. it may be as many as three or even more. there is one that we know for sure. this is a picture of one distributed inside of t

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we were talking it for you came on about new york city as an existing and growing hub. is moving the operation here. let's be clear, i am not a spokesperson for ibm. >> you used to work for them. news when you did. and that is fantastic. i think they made a big investment in watson and they made a big investment in ai and for me to see -- for me, who has , to in ai since forever select and of investment pop-up is fantastic. >> how do you see the googles, facebook, amazon staking out their territory in ai? >> and the foursquare. >> let's not forget the foursquare. but that is a great question. -- >> that is a great question. web search has no choice but to get smarter. there is too much data. it will have to synthesize and understand reason. it will have to start answering your questions and give you the exact information you need to solve the problem. >> brute force will not solve your problem. >> exactly. it is beyond the shallow recognition into the deep understanding. >> how do you think we will interact with a lot of these? mostly voice, typing, more proactive? >> i