hannah: the tcs new york city marathon is brought to you by volvo, proud sponsor of the tcs new york city marathon. rob: four hours, two minutes, and 37 seconds into our race day, the 2015 tcs new york city marathon. we are at the finish line. rob powers, hannah storm. the masses, the tens of thousands of runners, make their way to us. one of the tens of thousands, susanna phillips, a very special competitor today. hannah: for most of these non-elite runners that are participating in the race today, their work life has nothing to do with their running life. but she's a 34-year-old soprano. as she has found out, both of these things can be mutually beneficial. as you might imagine, all the support that she's getting from the crowd out there is music to her ears. >> the rush that comes when you're singing is extraordinary. it's all the nerves and all the excitement comes then you're out there. you just have to breathe. then you get into this space that is just very intimate. my name is susanna phillips. i'm on opera singer, carnegie hall, metropolitan opera, a lot of major houses around

the new york city marathon where you will go by the museum of the city of new york. >> mile 25, start your sprint to the finish. have a great race. >> mile 26 in central park. >> isn't that awesome? do you know who put that together? one of our producers. working. show. the running the marathon in a few minutes. >> spike lee -- ethan hawke, some of the people joining us today as this marathon sunday continues. >> we have to wrap this up. the inspiring story of an athlete injured during training. how he did not let a serious accident slow him down. >> plus, we will meet the person running the marathon who is also an opera singer. it all continues when we i was running 6 months after a hip repair. hiking 2 weeks after spine care. and setting records 9 months after shoulder treatment. one special hospital, over 1,000 special stories. see them all at find over 1,000 special stories at hospital for special surgery. go to hss.edu/backinthegame >>> thousands of people running through new york city for a race like none other. thousands of runners lacing up their shoes getting ready to do some

a lot of folks come to new york city to shop. you got the sense from that brief news conference that it was also designed to make sure that people who were traveling here understood that the city was safe. we also heard from ill bratton saying that there is nothing new about the video referred to as a mismatch of previously produced videos. right now a live look at time square. you saw a familiar scene a few moments ago. a lot of cars standing still. katie is still with me on the set. no major surprises. >> no major surprises. you heard commissioner bratton say the nypd will protect you. he is trying to not only reassure the citizens but for those that will be coming into the city visiting. paris has rattled people around the world. the holiday season is a big tourism time for this city from people around the world. he wants to assure those people that the nypd is going to keep them safe and that new york city is safe. you have to remember that new york city has been a high terrorist target since 9/11. they have been prepared for

both the new york city, upstate new york. this is the irony of the situation. free blacks are very beleaguered in new york city, and once the 1850 law is passed, a lot of them flee the city because many of them are fugitive slaves. if they are not, there are afraid of being caught up in the taccone and law. decade0's is the only where the black population clients in new york city to 11,000 from 13,000. nonetheless, these free black -- the jobs they were able to have put them in a position to help fugitive slaves. they worked on the docks. they were on the lookout for slaves sitting on boats. they worked in hotels. they worked in private homes. they came into contact with slaves, even brought into new york against new york law by seven or spirit southerners took come to new york to a hotel with their slaves. even after 1841, when that was illegal. new york hotels would not allow free blacks to rent a room. but they would give accommodations to slaves of southerners were visiting the city on business. groupsthese different are members involved in this operation. s

levels of the intelligence community, there are no credible threats against new york city right now. i believe commissioner bratton has continually said the same thing, as has the director of the fbi, james comey. there are no credible threats against new york city. we do know that isis and al-qaeda always have new york in their sights, but the nypd is the best in the world. they work closely with the fbi. they were involved with the joint terrorism task force. they have their own agents overseas. so they get firsthand intelligence, and they're as ready as anyone can be. we have to be on our guard. as far as the videos that are being put out, i think they're being done for two reasons. people, keep this climate of fear that's there, but also they are appealing to the lone wolves, the people on the fringes of society, and they're attack. these would not be the large attacks, but they could be deadly. last year we saw the person who was inspired by isis attacking two police officers with a hatchet in jamaica, queens. that's the type of attack we have to be looking for, the person who i

we're expecting a news conference any minute now from new york city authorities including the police commissioner. the news conference in response to this regurgitated isis propaganda video with pictures of new york city posted last spring, now posted again with new images from the paris attacks. not a new video but certainly new worries. >> here's a live picture from the times square precinct where the news conference will take place any moment. josh einiger in times square right now where security is tight. >> it isn't everyday police commissioner bill bratton schedules a press conference at 11:00 at night. security as high as can be, with isis trying yet again to intimidate new yorkers. >> reporter: a week now before thanksgiving and tonight was the and sounds of the holidays become impossible to ignore, from the unveiling at the windows at bloomingdale's to the first rockette show. the season has officially kicked off. the nypd now showing unprecedented muscle. paramilitary cops in the most visible of places. for a city well accustomed to counterterrorism, it's still pretty jarrin

new york police department. they note that while some of this video footage is not new and i'm quoting from the statement, the video reaffirms new york cityrrorist target and say there is no specific or current threat. i tell you, wolf, you speak to new york police department officials and u.s. intelligence and u.s. counter terror officials, they know that isis aspires to attack major u.s. target cities such as washington and new york, certainly at the top of their list and while they don't have credible specific information, they take that threat seriously. that's the way this group operates. this is the new world we live in and the way they view this group and shows a new capability on the streets of paris, wolf. >> they got to do it, especially after what happened friday night in paris. thanks, jim sciutto for that. i want to stay in paris. clarisa ward is there. what are investigators doing at the scene right now? >> reporter: well, wolf, it's pretty quiet here now but this is one of the toughest neighborhoods in paris and residents told us they have never seen anything like this. we got up on the roof behind the building and we could

this morning we put that question and get some answers from new york city's transportation commissioner. good morning, everyone. i'm bill ritter in for diana williams. a spree of pedestrian deaths in new york city, and now the nypd stepping up traffic enforcement, trying to reduce traffic deaths. they are really trying everything, from cracking down on dangerous drivers to keeping pedestrians from jaywalking into harm's way. now, before we talk to the commissioner, we're gonna get reporter stacey sager. >> south street here on the lower east side -- one of many places across the boroughs where additional police are now out on the streets -- more than 1,700 of them working more than 12,000 hours, a crackdown on bad drivers. and given the number of pedestrian fatalities in new york city in recent weeks, enforcement is badly needed. it has been horrific -- more than a dozen pedestrians now killed since halloween, three at once here in the bronx, among them a 10-year-old girl and her grandfather. and here on the upper west side last sunday, 88-year-old luisa rosario was killed by a taxi dri

specifically but it shows images of new york city which is troubling as well. so let me ask you, 400 new counterterrorism officers in new york city now. they were deployed as part of 1400 new officers on patrol. give us an idea of this additional manpower and is this something the commissioner is going to talk about tonight? >> this is a redesign of the counterterrorism program. the critical response vehicle program was made up of borrowing a police car in every precinct and putting them in critical positions to have a police presence. they weren't specially trained for counterterrorism in particular. and if you look at the overlay of an mumbai attack or "charlie hebdo" attack or paris attack on friday they were not equipped to deal with that. they were a police presence. what we've done since it is clear that that program and presence isn't going away, is to revamp that into dedicated officers who are briefed on the intelligence and the threat picture, who are armed with long weapons, the same kind you would confront an active shooter or terrorist with, who hav

after more than a day of being off the grid new york city police found him and reunited in. well, not exactly. the $100,000 maserati after he left it in the hands of a parking garage in new york city. >> a mess. the car was all smashed up from the front into the driver side. we took it back to maserati, and to their -- to approve a car cost 34,000. >> the car, just six months old at the time was stolen from her garage on 18th street back in august. days later police found the car in newark limited and smashed up. he paid the garage $600 a month and is now suing parking management for $34,000 in damages saying that they garage was simply negligent by leaving the keys in the car. >> ii don't know how there garage to do that. >> did not have one over the summer. >> as you can here my brief conversation, staff has no recollection. i reached out to parking management who told me there is an investigation under the way that that is why it's common. a rash of incidents just like this. >> they garage in attendance. much safer. much safer. bill: don't they have cameras? i think thisi

new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. this city places great importance on the safety of new yorkers and the almost 60 million visitors who will come to the city. >> bratton's message to the millions of tourists expected to arrive in new york city over the holiday season, do not be afraid. this threat comes just two days after the terrorist group made a direct threat to strike washington, d.c. >> isis has also released an image of a bomb. take a look at it. it's hidden inside a soda can. this is what was responsible for downing a russian airliner in egypt, they say. there is confirmation of the claim. it could be a case of disinformation, experts say. >>> new video of russia's retaliation for that plane attacked. the video shows the bombing of isis oil tankers around 500 fuel tang evacuate vehicles transporting illegal oil from syria to iraq for processing have been destroyed by russia's air forces. the sale of oil is one of isis' main revenue sources. >>> and that's fueling a bitter war of words over syrian refugees coming to amer

so the people of new york city can rest assured that extraordinary efforts are being made every single day to keep them safe. >> we've been flinching to live news conference in new york city in times square where the nypd and new york officials are addressing the isis threats. a new threat a new propaganda video was just released. continually developing story and have the latest for you on our newscast later and also of course in the morning news. >>> students say an incident on the school bus ended up with a driver slapped in the face by an angry mother. fox 25's -- malini basu is live in worster where she because that woman's daughter could not sit in her seat. malini? >> reporter: that's right, elizabeth, that's what students claim happen. students also tell us there were just about 20 kids on board that bus it was pretty packed when they saw all of this happen. tonight we can tell you that school officials took no chances. we can also tell you that that driver has now been reassigned to a different route. >> right there and there was cops on the bus talking to the woman the driver.

it's in effect tonight for much of new york city. storm team 4 meteorologist janice huff tracking the temperatures for us. >> temperatures down to the upper 30s in new york city and most locations around the tri-state area have already seen your first freeze. so, no warnings in effect except for the boroughs. monticello down to 28 degrees. just to show you how cold across the board and the temperatures on their way down and they will continue that way. through the mid-30s in the city by 9:00. dropping to 36 by 11:00. eventually we'll end up 32 degrees in central park and maybe even just below that in this is not include staten island. you've already seen your first freeze and does include the other four boroughs until 7:00 a.m. the travel forecast coming up this week for thanksgiving. i'll have that in just a few minutes. back to you. >>> a big development in the water main break that has been making quite a mess of hoboken for more than 36 hours now. officials just announced that water may not be fully restored until after thanksgivi

traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment, but first, still developing, new york city on alert after isis puts out a new video mentioning new york specifically, times square. >> although there's no credible threat to new york right now, security has been stepped up. the mayor and police commissioner held a rare nighttime news conference to reassure the public they're safe. janelle burrell is live with more. >> reporter: that was the key message delivered by the mayor and the police commissioner here last night. that there are no specific or times square was among the many images in the propaganda video, on high alert. will not be intimidated. >> reporter: mayor de blasio in times square late last night, flanked by police commissioner bill bratton and surrounded by officers with high-powered gun, a show of defiance against isis york city. >> no city in america is better prepared. >> reporter: cbs 2 news is choosing not to show the isis propaganda video that surfaced showing a suicide bomber along with old images of the times square area, raising concern among many just days after the a

new threat. with holiday celebrations just around the corner, city leaders want to ensure new yorkers and visitors there feel safe. >> the people of new york city can rest assure that extraordinary efforts are being made every, single day to keep them safe. >> as we move into this time of year of great celebration and great activity in new york, the thanksgiving day parade, the lighting of the christmas tree in rockefeller center, the holiday celebrations that will bring millions into the city, people can feel comfortable coming into the city enjoying themselves, celebrate, be aware, but do not be afraid. >> the same city leaders that you just heard from say over the next couple of weeks will bring in some 60 million people to new york city. live in the satellite center, morning. >>> isis now says this is what brought down a russian plane. the picture shows a soda can, wire, and what appears to be a switch. the terror group posted this picture in their english language magazine. the picture has not yet been independently verified. >>> russia confirmed it was a bomb that brought down the plane last month in egypt killing all 224 people on b

the new york city marathon. lots of runner behind you. >> so many. 50,000 expected to be here. the first is at 9:50. the wheel chair division is at 8:30 and we're getting close to hearing the first gun. i want to introduce you to a few new yorkers getting ready to run. ladies, your name? >> my name is courtney. >> courtney? >> mackie. >> i'm rachael. >> how are you feel something. >> excited. >> ready. >> yeah. >> nervous. >> and i am nervous. >> all right and that is understandable. how are you feeling about the weather? >> this is perfect. >> yeah. >> and ideal. >> and we wish you the best of luck and doing the weather now and shall we take you to the temperatures across the region at ford wads -- fort wadsworth and in the 40s and 50s. 56 in central park and 59 on the vortex satellite and radar picture. you will note plenty of clouds and rain showers around and they're dropping a light rainfall. this is not going to impact plans and the runners report making complaints and that is some good news. the break dow

lots of running around in new york city today. right? >> i have this song on cassette tape. [ laughter ] >> and i have nowhere to play it anymore. >> right. >> and i can't throw it away. >> today's the big new york city marathon. 50,000 runners running around new york city and months of grueling training has come down to this moment. today's marathon. >> and it's a true test of endurance and determination and it's also a test of character, really. christine johnson learned last year that it doesn't always go as planned, no matter how much you prepare. >> the winds were blowing us, you know, backwards and forward. >> reporter: doing the interview after crossing the finish line last year is, frankly, the last thing i the race didn't go my way. severely dehydrated, disoriented, and unstable. >> when i saw christine coming through harlem, i could tell something was wrong immediately. she was multiple shades paler than she typically is and her eyes really weren't there. and they were rolling in her head. >> reporter: a kind race volunteer ran

. >> you are relieved of your duty as a new york city police officer, guardian at the gates of new your city. and we send you on your way to your new assignment to be a heaven. >> an emotional and eloquent new york police commissioner bill bratton giving yet another eulogy for a murdered cop, this time at randolph holder's funeral -- the fourth new york police officer killed in the line of duty in less than a year. this morning, we talk to commissioner bratton about those deaths and the challenges facing cops on the streets of new york city. good morning, everyone. i'm bill ritter, in for diana williams. so, how many of you aspire to be commissioner of the nypd, the largest, by far, police department in the country? i'll take a show of hands. not many. it is a job that seems, by definition, drenched in no-win situations -- a lot of crime and violence and death, politics, underpaid police officers who risk their lives every way, and a vocal and large number of citizens who firmly believe they are treated differently because of their economic status or the color of their skin, and sometim

. >>> and tens of thousands hitting the streets this morning for the new york city marathon. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning. welcome to "today in new york" on this sunday. it's the first of november, 2015. glad to have you with us. i'm pat battle. >> i'm gus rosendale. if my lobby is any indication, there are a lot of people heading out to the marathon, and a lot of people heading back from halloween. very strange. it is 56 degrees for the marathoners. one of the most important forecasts of the year. raphael miranda is in the weather center with that. >> we are dealing with mild conditions for the marathon. a little milder than they would like. temperatures well into the 50s today. we're headed back into the 60s. if we could look at our weather headlines for this sunday, if we have them, i know the weather computer has been a little iffy. maybe post-halloween recovery mode. okay, we are dealing with mild conditions out there. temperatures in the 50s. there are a few spotty showers around the region. looks like we're going to stay dry for the marathon. we have

we're actually very fortunate in the city of new york. at this particular summit, we got support from new york city comptroller scott stringer... >> yeah. >> ...assemblyman blake, assemblyman rodriguez from harlem. so, we're very fortunate in new york city, but throughout the country, you often have to remind... >> yes. >> ...members of the -- >> is it also an opportunity, danielle, to make a sales pitch perhaps to politicians if there's legislation or proposals that would be beneficial to entrepreneurs, latinos in general? >> there's definitely the opportunity to connect with them. >> yeah. >> you know, the -- a big part of the summit is more around education... >> sure. >> ...than sales. >> mm-hmm. >> but there is definitely the opportunity to connect with politicians. >> you had some special guests this year at the summit? >> we did. we had -- >> such as? >> we had members from -- representing texas teachers, calpers -- california public employees' retirement system, california state teachers employee retirement system, the new york cit

bans smoking in all public-housing projects across the country, a move that would cover, here in new york city, about 400,000 people. good morning, everyone. i'm bill ritter, in for diana williams. we know the dangers of smoking. it's bad not only for the people who puff on the cigarettes, but also all those around them. the debate has always been on how to balance the rights of smokers to puff away with the rights of non-smokers to not get sick. now the u.s. department of housing and urban development proposing a sweeping ban inside and outside of apartments -- no smoking whatsoever in public housing. now, we're gonna talk about this. but first, with some background, here's "eyewitness news" reporter rob nelson. >> it's a move that would impact about 400,000 residents in about 180,000 apartments throughout new york city -- a national ban on indoor smoking in public housing across the country. >> if that's what they need to do to keep everybody healthy, from getting cancer and all that other stuff, that's understandable. >> federal officials say the move would not only cut back on the impact o

new york, new jersey and back. >>> a counter terrorism squad hit the streets of new york city today ready to protect and defend against terror attacks. story. >> reporter: at attention for the mayor and the police commissioner. the first platoon of a new unit sent out on patrol after terrorists attacked in paris. >> you are going to make a difference. >> reporter: the new unit, 560, weapons. the commissioner said the paris terror attacks made it clear the nypd will have to move quickly to kill the terrorists if they come here. everybody. we will move very quickly to move in to stop that threat. >> the new unit will compliment the emergency chance to cover 12 places at once. additional cops. so did radio city, columbus circle and the mission to the united nations. they will also have to guard soft targets, restaurants, stores and other place wheres people gather -- place wheres people gather. -- polices where people gather. the mayor said no mart what the -- matter what the city will not skimp on spending money for counter terrorism. marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >> the counter terrorism unit will be on parole in times sq

steve: still to come, fighting segregation in new york city dari: how parents and teachers are hoping to create a diverse public school system. steve: a new food safety scare at chipotle where now they've closed dozens of stores. dari: here's tonight's new york minute. >> the five marines responsible for these incidents face a general court. they will go to jail. >> reporter: the animus theatre company is reading from the works of playwright john patrick shan shanley reading for the public and it costs only $20. >> you can come to broadway theatre on a day when they're dark and you can see readings of plays, which most people don't get to see actors, terrific actors, standing up there in front of a music stand with a it's $20. dari: elementary school students brought in halloween candy and sorted them to donate to children who would love to have candy in the operation sweet tooth. >> it's important for them to understand how they can give of themselves at eight or nine years old. it's important to know there's other people out there that are less fortunate. dari: and that's your new y

a memorial will take place in new york city. >> best wishes for them. very sad. >>> and coming up next, two teenagers busted for a campus scare. we have new details about the threats made in the wake of rising racial tensions at the university of missouri. >> and a video that's going viral. see what happens when neighbor gives burglars a big surprise. >> and taking a live look outside, you can see some rain drops on the camera there. for over 30 years, in study after study, advil is unsurpassed in pain relief. nothing is proven stronger on aches and pains than advil. not tylenol. not aleve. nothing. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough relief that lasts up to twelve hours. new robitussin 12 hour cough relief. because it's never just a cough. >>> a powerrable storm system carrying strong winds and hail is making a mess in the midwest. at least ten possible tornadoes were reported in iowa. strong winds toppled power li

. >> isis now threatening to attack new york city. the video that's causing major concerns and the response from the city's mayor. >> plus, a time loo into a murder. disturbing new video shows the moments leading up to the death of a danvers high schoolteacher. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com. >> good morning. it is 5:00. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. great to be with you on this 9th of november. >> it's the 19th. >> what did i say? >> 9th. >> oh, no. sorry about that. >> thanksgiving is next week, kathryn. >> it says throwback thursday. >> maybe it was a saturday. weekend. totally get it. thinking. >>> temperatures are generally in the 40s for a lot of us. the wind from the southeast, 10 miles per hour. the wind will ramp up as the rain comes in. 33 in norwood is one of the cooler spots. the clouds have moved in, but the rain is still to our west. can't rule out an isolated shower inland through late morning, but most of us will be dry. early to mid-afternoon, pocket

more than 50,000 runners gearing up as we speak for the tcs new york city marathon. a live picture of the staten island ferry in lower manhattan where runners will be soon heading out over a 26-mile including listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synthetics. . . so, some guy thought it might be a good idea to spray poison on some herbs, and then sell it to you. no, it's not marijuana. it goes by names like k2, spice, rocks. causes hallucinations, rapid heart-beat. vomiting, seizures. and it can kill you the first time you smoke it. we gotta have each other's backs. this is our future. and the future of new york is saying no to synthetics! >>> severe storms in texas again. there will be more rain on waterlogged areas. the death toll in all of this now stands at six. one of the victims is a woman who was simply swept away when home. crews are out there trying to rescue people who are stranded and trapped. they have made at least 130 rescues this weekend alone. meanwhile, the weather service has confirmed

it includes images of time square in new york city. want to stress these images were originally published in april of this year. there are no new details or plans of a plot right now. senior law enforcement officials in new york city tell nbc news there is no new specific threat, information. there is, however, much to discuss on this point. i want to bring back nbc news terrorism analyst evan coleman, cal perry. you've also spent a number of years overseas. and a number of different areas covering these stories. when you see this video, cal, what does it say to you that it is so pointed? >> so, i see this as a video that makes it very clear. we talk about isis as a social media savvy group. well, i think they've graduated into being media savvy. they're clearly -- on what people are really worried about. and this has been a banner day for isis propaganda. we started the day by talking about this monthly magazine, which put out this photo of the purported, they say, the bomb that they use to bring down that russian airliner. and then t

yesterday if the city was going to be safe from terror threats they would have said yes how safe is new york city right now. >> right now new york city is very safe. this is what we train for and this is what we do. we cently -- recently we stood up a number of units to active shooters. we now have the critical we responds command. we also have the strategic response group. it's a city wide task group of 800 people. we have the people. we have the resources we have the training and we have the will. >> which really leads me to the next question, the attackers targeted soft targets. pretty easy to orchestrate. here it's not a matter of if these attacks are going to happen but when. how ready are we? >> we are ready. people who are on patrol every day and the various units around the police department. we have 1,600 people dedicated to just this sort of event. this is what we train for. >> we see news shows reports every night on this newscast, about crimes on the streets of new york city. this parallel universe that you all live in. street crime, keeping crime safe for the citizens and counter ter

we don't accept that here in new york city. >> new york city has accepted 8 immigrants so far. >>> happening today leading democratic president al candidate hilary clinton is expected to lay out her plan to combat isis. she will make her announcement at the 92nd street y. she will outline her strategy for racial jihadism and the role she feels america should play in supporting allies. before outlining that strategy hilary clinton will appear on live with kelly and michael. that's coming up at 9:00 right here on channel 7. >>> 5:06. on the republican side presidential candidate jeb bush said the united states needs to send ground troops to fight isis. bush said the u.s. needs to increase its presence in the middle east and work with nato and arab partners. he added that although we are conducting air strikes the u.s. and allies will not achieve the results we want unless troops are in sent. >>> the missing brother of a french restaurant owner in new marie fowler's john living near the bataclan in paris. after the she didn't hear from him. he was in another part of paris with friends and he is

heavily armed officers now stand guard in new york city's times square, landmark at center of the new threat from isis. >> the people of the new york city will not be intimidated. >> in a rare late night press conference wednesday, city officials called for vigilance, threat came in a video released by the terror group that shows a suicide bomber preparing for an attack and footage of the tourist sites and restaurants in times square. >> there is nothing new about that video. it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mix up of previous police video. we believe it is a compilation have of videos going back to one in august. >> reporter: in all about 19 seconds of old footage from around new york appears in the footage. the police officials say it rearms that the city remains ape top terrorist target. following friday's deadly attacks in paris, the nypd has beefed up patrols and dispatched a new counter terrorism unit. >> i want to encourage all new yorkers to continue to go about their business normally. >> reporter: in recent days isis has threatened a a attacks in washingto

and protecting new york city. there >> yeah. new york is more to able to protect itself than any other city in the world in my there's over 1,000 there's critical response vehicles that go to sensitive locations every day. there's a lot more intense sensitive locations than critical response vehicles. you can't protect everything. we live in a dangerous world and we see the manifestation of that going on in paris. >> nick was here this afternoon and talking about the coordination of it. french police are confirming two suicide attacks, one bombings, this hostage taking of maybe up to 200 people. they were different kinds of attacks for different locations. >> sure. they were. we've seen these types of things before. they just came together. obviously very well coordinated. this is france's 9/11. this is a huge deal. unfortunately i think the number wills go up. >> is this the first time where we've seen a terrorist attack where you take several suicide bombings, shootings and hear about explosions at the stadium in

most of new york city a freeze warning till the morning. look at the numbers in northern new jersey. 28 in clifton. freezing in dumont right now. similar numbers across the area, freezing on the island and connecticut, hudson valley. snow showers to the west. those are going to dry out before they get here. that's a warm front with clouds. that may have stopped the temperatures from nose diving after midnight. couple of clouds get close to freezing in new york city. that would be the first time this season. average date of the first frost in new york city, november 22nd. a touch late there. coming up, the thanksgiving forecast. we'll let you know if this chill sticks around and of course the all important travel forecast as well. that's in accuweather in a few minutes. >>> a candlelight vigil tonight to remember a young woman about to give birth to her child. instead she was brutally murdered for her baby. that baby cut from her mother's belly and cops say the woman who did it claimed the newborn was hers. eyewitness news reporter josh einig

seconds of a 5 and a half video had scenes of new york. >> bratton said new york is on the top of the terrorist hit list for use because it's such an important city and that's in the going to change. >> mayor de blasio added that new yorkers don't want to change because that's giving in. >> extraordinary efforts are being made every single day to keep them save and this is the nation for 14 years since 9/11. the police force has consistently protected the citizens against terrorist threats. it will continue to do so. >> reporter: as part of the nypd's team for threats or possible attacks the city has a critical response response unit -- or the nypd has a critical response unit. they added 500 officers to their counterterrorism efforts. no doubt you're going to see a force in major locations like here in time's scare. dray clark, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> it's 6:04. president obama said russia and iran must decide whether they want to prop up syrian president assad. he said the only true solution is to find a syrian government that >> the overwhelming number of people in syria consider him to be a murderer. if he's still in pow

we've watched in disbelief and our hearts go out to all the victims and families across the city. >> new york and city around the world stand in solitarity. >> the star of the trade center is shining bright, this will continue over the next few days he tweeted on behalf of all new yorkers, our thoughts and prayers are with those impacted by the tragic and senseless attacks in paris. we stand with you. >> and on the west coast, san francisco city hall is also lit up in memory of the victims in france. >> all right we want to shift gears now and take a look at our forecast, standing by, it is friday as we approach the weekend. >> just briefly want to give people an idea what they can expect weather wise, take a look here at temperatures it is on the chilly side on my weather watcher reporting temperatures 50 degrees or below in new york city, that's what you're dealing with, the winds are blowing as well the skies that's not the issue it is the winds gusting to 28-mile per hour, 47 as you're reading in new york city. look at this, this low pressure to our north actually putting snow showers up

we don't accept that here in new york city. >> new york city has accepted eight immigrants from syria so far and there will be intensive screening before the city accepts anyone else. >>> we will keep you updated on the terror and manhunt on air and on our website at abc7ny.com. we have david muir with a special edition of the terror in paris coming up at 6:30. >>> well, we showed you a car fire on the george washington news. the accident is cleared and the traffic is starting to move a little bit. >> reporter: whenever you have the bring closed for a long time you have someone that breaks down or runs out of gas. that is exactly what we have here on the outbound upper deck of the george washington bridge. this guy stalled out while waiting for the car fire to clear up. it was promising at first. they got the car fire out that was really great news but they put it on one tow truck but could not get it away so they put it on another tow truck. now literally only minutes ago did the george washington bridge reopen. look at the car fire here from earlier video. this car was completely er

we're working with you to make new york city a better place to live, work, and play. fighting for you by taking on the issues that matter and rediscovering the city with you at discounted events all around town. >>> mets fans, what do you chew when you've gone through your fingernails? because there's nothing left. >> just keep breathing. that's all we ask. there was one thing we knew for sure heading into tonight. this would be the last game at citi field this season. what we did not know, whether or not it would also simply be the last game of the mets' season all together. trailing the royals 3-1 in the world series, trying to fight off elimination in game five. matt harvey went eight strong innings, struck out nine. it was the 9th, though, that was the problem. allowed the first runner on, got pulled, and trouble right now it is all tied up heading into the bottom of the 10th inning, the mets fighting for their life. rob powers took in this do-or- die game from citi field. rob. >> reporter: well, it's been fun. be next. looking ahead, jacob degrom would be next. if

new york. in new york, we understand that we are a terrorist target. it reflect the importance of this city. understanding that this city places great importance on the safety of new yorkers and the almost 60 million visitors who will come to this city. as we move into this time of celebration and great activity, the thanksgiving day parade, the lighting of the christmas tree in rockefeller center, the holiday celebrations that will bring millions into this city, people can feel comfortable coming into this city, enjoying themselves, be afraid. the nypd will protect you. the nypd working in close, close cooperation with the fbi and our other government colleagues and with the great, great assistance of the residents of this great city that we will keep us say. we cannot be intimidated. that's what terrorists seek to do. they seek to create fear. they seek to intimidate. we will not be intimidated, and we will not live in fear. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> mayor de blasio and police commissioner bratton seeking to reassure new yorkers that we can be comfortable and enjoy ourselves, bu

new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. this city places great importance on the safety of new yorkers and the almost 60 million visitors who will come to the city. >> bratton's message to the millions of tourists expected to arrive in new york city over the holiday season, do not be afraid. this threat comes just two days after the terrorist group made a direct threat to strike washington, d.c. >> isis has also released an image of a bomb. it's hidden inside a soda can. this is what was responsible for downing a russian airliner in egypt, they say. there is confirmation of the claim. it could be a case of disinformation, experts say. >>> new video of russia's attacked. isis oil tankers around 500 fuel tang evacuate vehicles transporting illegal oil from syria to iraq for processing have been destroyed by russia's air forces. the sale of oil is one of isis' main revenue sources. >>> and that's fueling a bitter war of words over syrian refugees coming to america. the house is voting today on a bill calling for tougher screening standa

from the broadcast center in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, november 25th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> anger in chicago. protests aimed at police after a video is released of a black teenager being shot more than a dozen times by a white police officer. >>> as millions of americans head out for the holiday, they are seeing stepped-up security, after the government issues a worldwide travel alert. >>> and nativity newborn. an infant is found abandoned in a new york city nativity scene. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> there are new calls for calm in chicago this morning after protests over the release of a video that shows a black teen shot to death by a white police officer. we have a warning for you. the police dash cam video is graphic and it's disturbing. the video shows 17-year-old laquan mcdonald in the street. police are on the left, including the officer charged tuesday with mu

rare late night impromptu press conference to calm fears and address concerns. >> the people of new york city will not be intimidated. >> there was nothing new about that video. >> commissioner bratton said new york has been at the top of a terrorist hit list for years and that's not going to change. >> the city places great importance on new yorkers and the 60 million visitors that come to the city. >> the nypd add 500 officers with military training to work counterterrorism. there's no credible or specific threat against the city but with it being a high value target there could be no flaw, no security shortcuts that could make the city vulnerable for attack. >> this is the finest police force for 14 years since 9/11. the police force has protected the city against terror threats and it will continue to do so. >> reporter: all of the security changes and enhancements are happening at a very busy time here in the city as we go into the holiday season. the police commissioner and comfortable but be aware of your sunday sur -- sur roundings. >>> hilary clinton is laying out her plan to fight i

mayor said the people of new york city will not be intimidated. in a late night press conference in times square, he added that there is no specific or credible threat against the city. they say people should not be afraid to visit the city's iconic landmarks. >>> well, we're in the middle of celebrating the 40th birthday of "good morning america." >> okay, so finally this half hour, a brief look back at "gma's" broadcast 40 years ago >> greetings, everyone.. prediction, look for some startling facts to emerge from the cher/greg allman divorce case. insiders are saying greg may be playing prince to the princess of tv superstars by his divorce action of last week. word from macon, georgia, is that some very heavy action is about to rock the entire rock world and that allman wanted cher out of the line of fire. the fun-loving caroline kennedy again in the headlines seen retiring to millionaire mark shan's country's residence down at fashionable brighton by the sea. unfortunately, reports are that the entire kennedy family would like this relationship

new york. >> america's top terror target? a chilling new isis propaganda video, threatening to attack new york city yet. tonight the heightened state of alert that has law enforcement agencies working to keep us safe. good evening. i'm chuck scarborough. >> and i'm sibila vargas. the video praises the recent attacks in paris and shows a militant assembling and strapping on a suicide vest. square follow. the crossroads of the world bustling with new yorkers and tourists. bill bratton is going to hold a news conference in times square addressing concerns raised by this isis video. >> we'll bring that to you as soon as that becoming available. chief investigative reporter jonathan dienst begins our coverage right now of isis threats here and abroad and joins us now from the newsroom. jonathan? images not only of times square but harold square and central park. a general threat that law enforcement takes seriously. the blanket of security covering new york's landmarks. sometimes square, radio city, grand central. in part because of this. the latest threat video from isis. most of the video we won't show, a

maybe by 9:30 or 10:00 it's east of new york city. it can still be raining across the area. the heaviest will be focused over the hudson valley, leaving the jersey shore. once we approach midnight we'll see some heavier rain east of new york city. there still will be one heavy batch after midnight that will prolong the rain over the east end into the wee hours of the morning. morning commute and it's breezy and brighter through the day tomorrow. rain heavy at time, a gusty wind and then we'll clear out late tonight. approaching an inch in some spots. mostly sunny, breezy and cooler tomorrow. it's a cold but quiet night tomorrow night. a mix of sun and clouds on saturday. sunday maybe some early showers and then clearing. monday is your coldest day. amazing weather as we approach get away wednesday and also thanksgiving. both days look dry in the 50s, not too windy. we have to go through this one hurdle. >>> rob is up next with sports. >> a lot of baseball news. they saved the best for last. today mvp day. we'll check that out and hear from the jets gm as he takes his to play

late last night new york city mayor bill de blasio and police commissioner bill bratton addressed the new video. >> the people of new york city will not be intimidated. it's important to note that there is no credible and specific threat against new york city. >> quite frankly, there is nothing new about that video. that video, our review of it, it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mish-mash of previously released video. and that's what terrorists seek to do. they seek to create fear. they seek to intimidate. we will not be intimidated, and we will not live in fear. >>> secretary of defense ash carter is also speaking out about isis, saying in an exclusive interview with msnbc's "morning joe" that we are at war with the group. >> how can you assure the american public that there is, indeed, a strategy and that the leadership role america is taking in the fight against isis fully addresses the threat that it poses? >> we have to defeat isil. we will defeat isil. you see the barbarism associated with this. so it is something that must be defeated. >> you agree with the fr