palisades parkway ongoing police activity by exit 2. one lane is open on the palisades. 9w that's usually your alternate. that's closed both ways between hillside avenue and closter dock road because of police activity. subways are doing okay. other mass transit is doing fine. connecticut turnpike going south exit 19 multi-vehicle accident, street cleaning rules are in effect. ken, michelle over to you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this tuesday morning, firefighters race to put out the flames inside a factory. why this emergency could upset the morning routine for some folks in more ways than one. >> a soldier freed after years in taliban captivity, now >> and odell beckham junior ok, we're here. here's dad. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at

as we travel on to the bqe or around the palisades parkway rather, palisades parkway going south near exit 2. police activity we have only one lane open. kala rama is on the scene of that. 9w is completely closed both directions between hillside avenue and closter dock road. you have 9w closed down with that ongoing police activity. bqe north ramp to the l.i.e. east lower level, an accident, tractor-trailer uprighted. 6th avenue at 45th street accident involving a cab and a tractor-trailer. subways doing okay. other mass transit also fine. street cleaning rules are in effect. >>> thank you so much. we're following breaking news in new jersey that heather was talking about. a portion of the palisades parkway is closed after police attempted to pull over a vehicle and shots were fired. kala rama has just arrived with details. she's in alpine. >> reporter: that's right, michelle. we're on the southbound lanes here of the palisades interstate parkway. traffic now building because it's down to one lane open. further down a line of flashing lights. those are police cars here pulled along th

southbound near exit 13 which is the palisades parkway an accident. your speeds are reduced to 45 miles an hour because of the fog. path trains some delays, journal square, hoboken 33rd because of track work. new jersey transit, long island railroad, subways, they're doing okay. it's a gridlock alert day and our street cleaning rules are in effect. . >>> thank you very much. a big day for real house wives of new jersey for theresa giudice. she will be released from prison just in time for the holidays. dray clark live outside her home in motteville new jersey. dray, good morning. the police are keeping us quite a distance away from theresa giudice's home. it's a half mile up the road behind me. she is scheduled to be released from that federal prison in danbury connecticut at some point today. we know she's headed right home where she will remain on home confinement until february 5th. she has been at that federal prison since last january. she and her husband pleaded guilty to fraud and admitted to hiding assets from bankruptcy creditors and submitti

rest of the commute in new jersey fine. 80, 287 aside from that palisades problem. go to our camera with the bqe by is closed. dump truck flipped over during overnight hours still trying to clear things. they've been letting lane eastbound. let's talk about trains problems with that right now. the path trains question of some maintenance problems so between journal square and 33rd hoboken and 33rd expect delays. everything else running on or close to schedule. street cleaning rules are in effect. liz, kerry by the way graze -- gridlock alert day. >> thanks so much ines. time now 6:19 woman accused of plowing her car into the pedestriansing on las vegas strip will face a murder charge one killed dozens others injured this happened sunday night. the three-year-old daughter was inside the car at the time. she was not hurt. police say that driver of that car was 24-year-old holloway homeless and sleeping in her car in parking garages. she's currently on suicide watch to appear in court tomorrow. wild high speed chase cutting on dash cam. he pulled over but then took off

palisades no good, l.i.e. doing fine. >> lauren, thanks. aaa says gas prices have dipped below $2 a gallon nationally for the first time since 2009. the national average is now $1.99 if you can believe it. some of the cheapest gas is in oklahoma, south ca lina, tennessee and kansas. not everpes y is getting a break. locally new jersey has some of the cheapest gas at 1. $8 a gallon. very cheap. new york drivers paying a bit more. $2.25. connecticut, $2.18. >>> 4:56. drivers know just how difficult it can be, right, to find a parking spot in the city? >> that's right. there's a report showing where most of the parking tickets are handed out. where you need to be careful. the website red hot.com. flushing, astoria all made the list. the other seven neighborhoods are all in manhattan, the upper east side finished at the top of the list. according to red hawk, 600 parking tickets were written on the upper east side. that's 6% of the total number of tickets issued in the city. >>> some of the city's top ranking officials may have a very prosperou

one of them is the palisades parkway. there is an improvement. earlier it was completely shut down after exit two. there are delays heading through there. 9w would normally be a great alternate, it's shut down between closter dock road and hillside avenue. i would leave extra time if i was driving that way. over to the bqe, delays eastbound as the ramp is still shut down from the eastbound lanes to the l.i.e. that should be wrapped up leave yourself time. we'll have more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> 5:31. now to the breaking news in new jersey where a raging fire broke out at a large house overnight. the calls started coming in at 2:30 this morning. today in new york's jenmax field has been talk to go fire fighters. jen. >> reporter: darlene, we got an update from fire officials here at the scene in holmdel. this house that apparently caught fire around 2:15 this morning was not occupied but it was new construction and just a couple weeks away from the family moving in. we have a new photo to show you this half hour. this was taken by a mem

, of a throughway by the palisades, accident blocks elaine, speed restrictions on the tappan zee bridge, let's go to cameras, how foggy it is on long island, those headlights are moving, just have to be careful. on the upper level let's go with that camera. the upper level 5 to 10, one lane open, on the apartment, the lincoln and holland tunnels are an option. the busiest day of the year traveling. kerry: thanks so much. robert: this is the busiest travel day of the christmas season. 100 million americans are expected to be on the road and on the rails and in the air during long holiday weekend according to aaa and a lot of the travel is fueled by low gas prices. kerry: a lot of people getting out of town today, teresa priolo joins us from the vince lombardi service area. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. good news and bad if you are heading out on the road early this morning. the bad news is you might not see them, the turnpike. and a few feet in front of you, today happens to be nationally the busiest travel day of this holiday stretch. 100 million people expected to get out of dod

express lanes to avoid problems on that, westchester slow approaching the tappan zee bridge, the palisades for the tappan zee bridge moving slow, there is an accident blocking two lanes, minor delays, tappan zee bridge 45 m.p.h. speed restrictions because of the fog, let's show you those shots on long island, this is the lie you are seeing, you concede taillights and head lights moving fine west bound dainties down, just had to be careful. george washington bridge there was overnight construction going on, that is cleared away as well as the delays, no problems on and holland a good, trains on or close, gridlock alert day. robert and carry. robert: thanks. today will be the busiest travel day of the christmas season, 100 million americans expected travel during this long holiday weekend according to aaa and that is being fueled by low gas prices. kerry: a lot of people will be hitting the roads to date, teresa priolo joins us from the vince lombardi service area in new jersey. >> reporter: i am thinking if you're getting out of town this early in the morning and you see behind me is quiet

on the palisades parkway around closter, we are going 25 miles an hour on the palisade. visibility is terrible. rain. video. we've seen half a dozen snow clouds and salt spreaders around here in nyack. they've got their work started last night and they are continuing. the workers are continuing throughout the morning today. imagine driving from nyack all the way to queens. we just talked to one gentleman, michael, who's doing just that. he's a good friend. picking up his friend at kennedy airport. you'll hear from him coming up in the next half hour. he told us he was not prepared at all for this precipitation, for the slippery roads. he said he's een trying to take it slow. you'll hear from him coming up the next live report. back to you, michael. >> kat, thank you very much. happening now. >> it's everywhere. >> new york city issuing i thts first alert for the winter. eet peltedapedestrians. city has started plows and salt spreaders, got them ready just in case they are needed. meanwhile, some new yorkers s o it's about time. they want to see some snow and put that col

thanks for asking. 25 miles an hour on the palisades parkway. i don't remember a time when i ever went 25 miles an hour on the palisades parkway. no traffic but we were going 25 miles per hour because there was heavy fog a it was raining. the snow right now might be nice drivers that we talked with admit that it is something that they really weren't prepared for. it's been slushy. itis's been a little bit icy where they've been traveling around nyack around the palisades parkway. we were going 25 miles an hour around the gloucester area because there was fog, raining. visibility was terrible. a lot of the towns in our area had the salt spreaded treat local streets and highways beginning yesterday afternoon and last night to help drivers as the precipitation came down too help with the morning commute. we talked with a south nyack resident who's headed to queens to pick up a friend at the airport. >> raining, very slippery. i have to go very, very slow. at's it. >> reporter: we want to show you at the parking lot at the gas station what the worke

police activity has two lanes blocked on the southbound side of the palisades parkway. one lane getting by but slow through the area. and route 9 closed in both directions at hillside avenue. and a live look in queen, better news, the ramp from the northbound bqz the eastbound l.i.e. portion of the morning, that's just reopened and we are still seeing delays past the williamsburg bridge. and good news here, george washington bridge, moving well at the toll plaza, and lincoln and holland are also clear. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. >> back to you. >> thank you. >>> now to breaking news in new jersey. smoke and massive flames broke out of a house. >> diane macedo joins us live with more. >> reporter: chris and mary, you can see the fire presence here on hot brook lane where firefighters finally have the fire under control after battling it for more than two hours. police say the call came in around 2:19 this morning. video shows fire shooting out of the roof and consuming what looks like t

ines: some hot spots out there this morning as you travel through rockland county on the palisades, all lanes closed between exit 2 and 3, police activity going on, and if you're thinking of using 9 w as an alternate route that closes the activity. another problem in queens, now a look at the staten island expressway doing fine. let's look at the problem in queens. the activity going on here, the bqe towards the long island expressway, here is the bqe continuing to move find a rental lower-level, that is how is closed off. tractor trailer flipped open, dallas parkway by the airport, moving westbound, trains running on or close. liz: a wild chaise on dashcam they thought were pursuing a drug driver. beating down the highway is, the car loses control, ending up on kids. and his 8-year-old sister, they had a joy ride after their dad went to bed. and the team faces multiple charges. former university connecticut student, on a drunken mack and cheese tirade. he gets probation. >> jalapeno -- >> that was a portion of the drunken profanity for the campus restaurant manager who refused to sell

stick to that palisades parkway for a smoother commute. no major delays through the area, just know you will see flashing lights across the scene. and queen, a crash blocking the lane on the southbound side of the van wyck at hillside avenue. delays are back to the kew gardens interchange and not a great alternate so plan accordingly. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. mary and chris, back to you. >>> survival rates improving for women with advanced breast researchers in iowa stu did more than 20,000 patients with stage four breast cancer from 1988 to 2011. they found patients have a better chance of survival and are surviving longer compared to two decades ago. women who had surgery quick ring leader after diagnosis had the best survival rates. >>> when it comes to raising children, it did be confusing. >> alex denis has the story. >> reporter: researchers found tablets can be an amazing tool for your child's education. in fact, it's not uncommon for a child

in down the stairs and down stairs, that remains in great shape but remember the lower level and palisades approach, until 7:00, in down lincoln remains very quiet and trains are on or close to schedule. robert: 20 coming up on "good day" including how christmas is being celebrated all around the dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. america runs on dunkin'. (man) what's that, remy? sir. (vo) a new york gentleman on wine to sit in. (man) i'm so sorry you had to see this. (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. (man) i'll be in the pool. yorkers rich than any other game. chalkboard. but listen to this: that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. robert: 5:46 christmas morning. a check on headlines, we are st. patrick's cathedral, timothy cardinal dolan lead the service and took a moment to welcome two cm

. >>> a wild chase through new jersey and manhattan ended in gunfire near the palisades parkway this morning. officers were purr suing a stolen car when it crossed the george washington bridge into manhattan and then returned back to new jersey. the driver led police before jumping out of the car. the officer fired one shot during a foot chase but no one was hit. the driver was taken into custody. a passenger was also arrested. >>> the baby panda at the national zoo is about to go public. >>> and behind the scenes to get to see. >>> well christmas came early for some panda lovers. >> he won't make his first public appearance until january 16th but some panda fans got an early introduction. >> reporter: 5 million people have clicked on the panda cam since he was born four months ago. so when the national zoo ran a bagram competition to for a chance to get up close to the biggest star, the the response was overwhelming. >> it was really heartening to know that we struck a cord. >> reporter: not only did the videos capture people's passion for pandas but showed why saving this endangere

bridge where the nice and quiet upstairs and downstairs, no delays, be aware the lower level and palisades approach, but lincoln very quiet here, 495 traveling in down lincoln tunnel, no delays, we have construction until 6:00, trains on or close to schedule but remember they are operating on weekend and holiday schedules, alternate site rules change meter rules suspended for christmas. kerry: thanks so much. many of the fateful helped bring in a holiday by attending midnight mass. robert: from st. patrick's cathedral, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, what a beautiful morning out here. between this weather and lack of crowds taking in the cathedral and all the lights up and down fifth avenue is it is spectacular out here and there were big crowds last night and earlier this morning for midnight mass. cardinal dolan reflect on the highlights of the year and had a special message for some specific new york families. st. patrick's cathedral. just saying come all you faithful and i am glad you did. >> reporter: from all over the world, celebrating christmas eve at st. patrick's cathedr

fine, 95 and merritt parkway no problems in the norwalk area towards greenwich, the problem on the palisades south bound closing all lanes between exits 2 and 1 northbound side not affected. let's take a look at the lie, traffic moving fine in suffolk county, no problems by cherry red and a grand tour of looking good, no delays construction related, same lincoln and holland tunnel. in the event kerry: your christmas, the coming in the mail. >> a lot people think social media is more convenient, jessica will see if christmas cards wilson be a thing of the past. >> reporter: many people head to social media to post holiday cards even though a lot of us spoke to say they prefer to receive holiday card in the mail online. >> i put the pictures on my refrigerator and my work station. >> i like the old-fashioned way. you can read it. >> i am old-fashioned. i do it by hand. >> you may say i didn't get a lot of christmas card in the mail, you're not alone, needed the rest of us. >> a cry for help that because of e-mail and social media we are seeing a lot less in terms of delivered mail. >> reporter

washington bridge in manhattan, returned to new jersey, then jumped out of the moving car on the palisades parkway. officers caught up with him in his passengers were taken into custody. >>> we turn to the race for president. hillary clinton and donald trump are directing barbs at each other. it could be a preview of the general election. >> she was favored to win and she got -- [ bleep ]. >> trump yet again being blasted as a sexist after using a sexual yiddish term to attack hillary clinton and how she lost in 2008 to barack obama. clinton said trumps insulting language about islam is helping terrorists recruit. >> video of mr. trump being translated into arabic, goes no muslims coming to the united states, other kinds of derogatory, defamatory statements, it's playing into the hands of the violent jihadist. >> trump demanded an apology after clinton made a similar he said her video evidence the claim is true. >>> paid parental leave this close to becoming reality for 20,000 nonunion new york city employees. mayor de blasio will sign an executive order that will allow the employees to ta

an accident on the newng york state thruway just after the palisades parkway. two lanes shut down. alternate side street parking rules are in effect. >>> today a reality tv star turned federal prisoner will be set free. teresa goo git say is set to return me. lori bod nair ro is waiti reng her return. >> reporter: right now police are keeping the media trucks pretty far away from her house. this morning where she'll be reunited with her husband and four daughters. her attorney saying she's anxious to get home for the holidays. the 43-year-old was convicted on multiple counts of fraud during her time in prison. she's had daily check-in calls with her family as well as regular visits. her lawyer sayinguct 's looking forward to spending time wit her daughters and most of all sleeping in her own bed. as far as her futur on screen, it is not clear what she has le planned. shy is on home confinement. and also her husband joe is getting set to begin his 41-month prison sentence in march. >>> happening right now, police looking for a man wanted for assaulting a subway rider in queens. the

shortly after all this happened at the end of the school day today outside dickinson high school on palisade avenue here in jersey city. a fight in the school spilled out onto the streets. a group proceeding a couple blocks away from the school when suddenly there was gunfire. it is believed one student fired upon another. the student that was hit in the leg is in serious but stable condition. it is not clear if the juvenile in custody is the person who pulled the trigger. we're getting those developments from the mayor a short time ago, and during that briefing, he also spoke about the issue of guns in this community. take a listen. >> there is no police department in the country that can unilaterally stop that sort of thing because ultimately these teenagers have access to guns, and it's a big problem, not only in jersey city, it's everywhere, and this is actually very sad. following a shooting outside dickinson high school here, a juvenile in custody, another student in the hospital expected to recover. police describe this investigation as ongoing, and they have not ruled out the possibi

lee, new rersey, to nyack, new york, at about 3:00 in the morning, at one point we hour on the palisades parkway because of terrible visibility. there was fog and rain. drivers we talked with in rockland county had similar experiences. >> very slippery. you've got to go slow. actually, the van even almost kind of got away from me for a minute, but i was going slow ough. >> that's the worst feeling. >> yes, but if you go slow enough, you'll be safe. it's just a matter of taking your time. >> i haven't seen anything crazy hadpen. that's good. >> you're going slowly on the roads. >> oh, yeah. were going like half the speed limit. >> reporter: salt trucks have returned to the streets. drivers have dusted off their brushes and ice scrapers. all of it a reminder it is winter after all. and again, we are live here in garrison at the metro north station. what mta workers did earlier, they put salt on the p tforms and walkways and ramps. it wasn't just slippery for drivers. as you might imagine, it was also slippery for pedestrians. local police and state police easy for the afternoon commute. ba

if you're driving on the palisades parkway, out on i-80 or even down the turnpike, you might be aware that you could encounter fog on your way home tonight. as we go through the rest of the evening, things will be relatively quiet as that system exits towards the canadian maritimes. we have a brief area of high pressure keeping us dry, and then an area of low pressure coming in from the south here located right around virginia and the line thats, and this one will be making its way into our area as we go into the next couple of -- actually, the next 12-24 hours. i think the clouds will hold in place. this low is going to pass off towards our east, our southeast, and it look like it'll be close enough to keep the clouds in place and give us the chance of a couple of isolated showers much of wednesday should stay dry. elsewhere around the nation, looks like the mild weather is going to continue across the southeastern states for tomorrow, nice and warm towards south florida. cold air has not on only encompassed the northern tier, but also northern secs of texas. out to the west it'll be

lee was a resident of palisades park. a small memorial is growing >>> police are investigating a deadly crash are involving eye lam guyfully -- a lamborghini. green nelson pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> a hacking attack on a dam in west chester county. iranian hackers were able to access the control system of the bowman avenue dam in rye. it happened in 2013, the breach controlled water flow and could be used to cell an explosion or flood. donald trump claims hillary clinton was lying when she claims isis used video of trip to recruited for isis. trump said knowing the clinton made it up. time of year is 41 degrees. starting. very warm. this evening we'll have a nice evening that is warm. at the bus stop kiddo, cool this morning >> going to point you in the right direction. >> how is the commute this morning? jersey turnpike. i was looking at a web cam and saw a back-up on the turnpike and it looks as throw we have news copter 7 up above. john is here to tell us all about the new jersey turnpike. what is going on? o

new york state through way and palisades parkway crash off to the side. no longer there on the tappan zee. patterson, a crash in the median. downtown, 1 train delays as well as 7 train delays at 34th street hudson yard bound. both are due to signal problems. alternate side meter rules are in effect. >>> emily, thank you very much. 5:47. new york neighborhood are taking extra safety measures after two daytime break-ins within 24 hours. friday someone broke into a home in kingston court. saturday someone cut the screen out of a window at a home at nearby roslyn court. a family's pit bull mix may have stopped the family from getting inside. >> they may have got scared. she doesn't want anybody by the window. >> cutting screens. scary. >> police have not said if the two break-ins are connected. >>> a teenager is accused of vandalizing a menorah. police say a 14-year-old has been charged with criminal mischief and a hate crime. a tip to crime stoppers led police to the suspect. >>> in new jersey police are searching for a couple of thieves trying to spoil chri

it's clear it needs a renovation but it's prime real estate on the palisades cliff overlooking manhattan. >> they would block off the doors to this room and you can only imagine what they were discussing in those mob days. >> yikes. >> yeah. 1947. >> an emily smithsonian. >> that's right. >> anastasia selected all of the tile and flooring himself. >> i could see this absolutely as a display in moma or any number of fine museums. >> upstairs you see original drapery the back drop for his king sized bed and now to the basement. >> here you have a room with a very large motion picture screen where it was said many of the gangsters spent considerably time. >> what film? >> godfather or good fellows. >> this house was first created fit that definition 100% and will ton sure again. >> to live large in this home it will cost you roughly $8 million. >> goes on auction next month >> hop scotch and an arcade game in there. >> it's time to see what's coming up next on cbs this morning. >> anthony has a preview. good morning. >>> they have less than a second to capture the image they waited hours fo

>> palisades parkway near teaneck, new jersey. pay attention. >> i wanted to bring you into the consideration but monoon it. s there's definitely pooling so be careful but no snow to speak of, ben. >> 100 so miles north snow. but christina has a ton of accidents across the region. areas be carful. >> wrnght weather advisory. one of new york finalist killed while serving in afghanistan will be remembered at a wake todays. detective joseph lemm's body arrived home last night. has family, beautiful family a very emotional yesterday. >> a little boy too. salaries for american workers expected to climb in 2016 according to a variety of wage and salary statistics from the feds. but we know about statistics. >> we do. spice girls reunion is one in the works, one of the spice girls gave away in an interview -- >> aj i saw an interview with with him recently, had said that they were talking to the spice girls about a reunion leak a joint tour which would be -- >> i would be waiting in line there. but you know what i mean. yeah. that would

across the hudson, nyack, i'm sure the movie is playing at the palisades, rain is light. there it is. there is the rain line. staten island a couple of sprinkles left and it's drying out across parts of new jersey. these showers will weaken. allow a brief shower the rest of the night. tomorrow morning a lot of clouds on the coast. breaks inland, chilly. during the day, skies brighten slowly. cooler day, 50 or so. tomorrow night is when the temperatures fall off the cliff. 34 at night. these are the projected windchills. sunday, less wind, 46. then we warm it up. decent rain late monday into tuesday. mid- to upper-60s. record highs wednesday into christmas eve. so, chance of cold on saturday and sunday. maybe a flurry saturday morning. then 20, 25 above normal midweek next week. there you go. >> thanks, lee. >>> we all know how quickly medical bills add up. there are steps to off feet the financial hit. >> long island reporter kristin thorne has seven ways to protect your wealth and health at the same time. >> reporter: lynn has been through a lot. two mastectomied and par

it wound up on the street at palisades and newark avenue. one student had a gun and opened fire hitting the other student in the leg. because the gunman, the student with run for some time, police locked down dickenson and when they finally caught the 16-year- old suspect, they let students out of school and lifted that lock down. but it was a scary experience. all new at 5:00 we talked to a woman that witnessed the shooting. >> at first i hear a noise. i think it's a gang fight. >> when you looked out, what did you see? >> a kid shooting at the crowd of kids on this side. >> no police department in the country that can stop that sort of thing because ultimately these teenagers have access to guns. it's a big problem not only in jersey city but everywhere. >> reporter: jersey city mayor told me that the school has metal detectors to keep weapons out, so, in this case, police believe the student left campus, got a gun then returned to open fire. the student hit in the leg is expected to survive. live in jersey city, josh einiger, channel 7 ey

bridge in down upstairs downstairs, you are still free and clear, do be aware the lower level and palisades approach until 7:00 this morning. in lincoln that remains quiet, no problems at the holland, trains on or close to schedule so far and alternates iron rules and meter rules suspended today so merry christmas. kerry: thanks, 6:19 christmas morning. if you had enough of campaign ads and politicians attacking year's election you are up, briefly. robert: we may be in the midst of a christmas retrieve butted for but -- probably won't last long. >> you. robert: in washington we go through all of motions. >> 4, 3, two, 1. >> reporter: democrats usher in the holidays. so do republicans but can politicians who say things like this really embrace the christmas spirit? >> turned out to be a lie, she is a liar. >> time we get back to where we were. before the republicans came in and messed it up again. >> the same effect was weakling the president we have in the oval office is right now. >> reporter: santa at knows if they have been bad or good so some of that talk is muzzled for christmas time.

but its prime real estate on the palisades cliff overlooking manhattan. >> reporter: any would block -- they would block off the doors to those rooms. the kitchen is original. >> this is a smithsonian. >> reporter: he selected all of the tile and flooring himself. >> i could see this absolutely as a display in a number of fine museums. >> reporter: upstairs in the master bedroom suite, you see original drapery, the backdrop for his king-sized bed and now to the basement. >> here you have a room with a very large motion picture screen, where it was said many of the gangsters spent >> what film is it? >> "godfather" or "good fellas." >> reporter: to live large in his former home it will cost you roughly $8 million. >> well, gurney's is auctioning it off next month. if you think it's expensive, the house next door is on the market for $18 million. they recommend renovations. they just don't recommend you digging anything up. >> don't dig too far. >> you never know what you might find. >> what about the hopscotch little thing going on? >> what's the story with that? >> all of the mobster

the other one was the porky's director who was driving in pacific palisades with his 22-year-old sonand a drunk illegal aliens swerved into his lane and smashed him and killed him and his son. immediately, the immigrant and his passenger refined. the new york time was saying the same thing, it was an illegal immigrant. >> why would this, maybe it was because they considered porky's such a horrible movie that it doesn't seem that bad. the other one that happened a year earlier, it was an actress in the west village apartment, adrian shelley and she was murdered by an illegal alien and as soon as he was arrested, we all knew. the only thing that separates those cases from most the case as i write about is that they all happen in places where liberals might be. so i i go back to my point, the rich are perfectly willing to pay the cost of bringing in peasant cultures. that's because they don't pay the cost. they move their mates out to the suburbs and they come in to clean the house. then they go back to fill up your schools and hospitals and rape your kids. >> and your book, one of the

he jumped out of the moving car on the palisades parkway. officers caught up with him in a wooded area. >>> the truck driver blamed for the crash that severely injured tracy morgan was back in court today. kevin roper's attorney asked a judge to dismiss the charges he said roper can't get a fair trial because walmart was allowed to settle a civil lawsuit brought by morgan. >> when you allow a civil case to go forward in front of a criminal matter, you a prosecutor a weapon of mass destruction when it comes to a defendant's rights to defend a criminal case. >> the request was denied after prosecutors revealed a grand jury decision on whether to charge roper will be announced tomorrow. >>> nearly 20,000 new york city nonunion employees will have six weeks of paid parental leave. mayor de blasio will sign it next month. pay. that leave can be combined with existing paid time for up to 12 weeks off. the benefit does not extend to the city's 300,000 unionized workers. >>> stocks are extending gains for a second trading day in a row. the price of

he then allegedly jumped out of the car in the palisades parkway and ran into a wooded area. officers caught jackson. his passengers were also arrested. >>> investigators are looking into whether careless smoking sparked a fire in brooklyn that killed a 93-year-old woman. the fire broke out in a building on 9th street in bay ridge after 1:30 this morning. firefighters rushed in and pulled the unidentified woman out of the apartment but she hospital. an autopsy will determine her exact cause of death. >>> a memorial service scheduled tonight for a jersey city store owner who was shot dead. police believe he was the victim of a robbery. 65-year-old jung lee was found store. so far police have made no arrests. page to help lee's daughter and wife. he says lee was sincere and a hard worker who lived to provide for his family. >>> police in rocklin county are searching for a hit and run driver who killed a man on a bicycle. it happened on route 202 near sky meadow road in suffern. investigators are searching for a dark blue car with passenger side damage. >>> bowe bergdahl made hi

>> it was a jim evans on the palisade parkway. >> it was a bob evans. i'm saying it publicly.'m getting in shape. >> happy new year, every, see you on the other side. "power lunch" begins right now. >> all right, everybody. welcome to "power lunch." i am brian sullivan. tay la tausche will join us from the new york stock exchange and lots to do on this final day of the year but it's tradition time. let's get to rick santelli for the annual new year's celebration on the floor of the chicago merc. rick? >> happy new year, rick. >> it was up there but now, jimmy, it's all on the floor. hey, listen, happy new year to all the viewers, all the investors out there. remember one thing, we still have people in chicago! yeah! 2016 will welcome you. janet yellen, we'll be watching! happy new ar

. >> police say lee was a palisades park resident. out terrorism after a car planted on the bustling las vegas strip but it appears to have been intentional. a car drove on to the sidewalk hitting pedestrians, then went back into the street before driving on the sidewalk again hitting more people. woman driving sped off and was taken into custody. police say she had a passenger. >> we do know there was a toddler in the vehicle with the driver who's 3 years old, and that toddler is unharmed. >> police are investigating whether the driver was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >> to campaign 2016, a gop reaction saturday night. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley faced off for a third time. yesterday the republican candidates slammed clinton for what she said about the battle with isis. >> we now finally are where we need to be. we have a strategy and a commitment to go after isis. foreign policy challenge wrong, and mrs. clinton we are not where we need to be in the fight against isis. >> gop front runner donald

so right around route 17 heading towards palisades parkway see slick roads there this morning. rain extends northward over towards sullivan county where although we're watching a bigger batch coming from southwest that is going to arrive by early this afternoon. so expect a mild day with temperatures above average for this time of year but we're dealing with rain on and off through your wednesday. tomorrow drier, sunnier, and it will be breezy, keel or expect a high of 51, in fact, during that 40s u through your thursday. friday, saturday, sunday great and asmg for this time of the year hovering around 40 degrees. that's a check of your weather. now the roads this morning with ines. be prepared to tappan zee bridge delays. normal delays slower than normal speed restrictions tappan zee bridge because of the visibility problem. westchester side a accident cross westchester eastbound by 684 exit 8 delays there. couple of problems here on merritt parkway by exit 30 and northbound by exit 28. staten island expressway traffic slow heading to verrazano bridge earlier accident on upper

out near the palisades park way there's an accident that shuts down two lanes. once you get past there we have speed restrictions out there because of the fog and low visibility. 45 miles per hour at the tappan e bridge. we'll have more weather aechb traffic coming up on the 4s. suspect in custody for a ooting in roosevelt mall. the gun fire happened during a rormbbery. katherine creag is live with what we know. bu >> reporter: shoppers told us it's frightening enough to hear gun fire but then this happened in a crowded mall at the middle of the day. the person at the center of it, he is the shooting suspect and he's he.e inside this police station in custody. he'll be in court later today for an arraignment. this was an attempted robbery according to nassau police detectives insigned a luxury jewelry store. one single bullet was fired during an attempted robbery about 1:00 in the afternoon. many thought this was an active shooter situation. rkers hid in their stockrooms and brought shoppers in with them. all part of training they received from the police depart

out to the palisades. some of those buses you assume were already out the door, now being recalled.y're calling driver saying turn around, kids that you have, take them back to the stop. i'm not sure. logistical nightmare. bill: unbelievable. i'm really, what a headline this is. if this is a true threat, and if you have 8900 schools -- 900 schools, what is the physical structure of nine hundred schools, what is your understanding before they give all clear? >> you bring in sheriff's department, atf, as you know doing a bomb search, that can be meticulous, can be a long time. how serious will they take the threat, go through check every locker, every locker room? can you imagine the manpower necessary to do this. sounds like that was not all necessarily thought out nor should it necessarily. the superintendent making decision as he said out of buns dance of caution. bill? >> we'll let you get back to work. william la jeunesse in los angeles bureau. martha: no doubt frantic parents picking up their children. we're waiting whether or not this is phone call as william someone suggested.

the palisades approach will take you an hour. route 6 is 25 minutes. over at the lincoln tunnel, a 25 to 35-minute wait. take your pick there. just not an easy ride. also, reports of an accident northbound on the garden state parkway after exit 149. and a disabled vehicle southbound on the van wyck by atlantic avenue. >> thank you, lauren. that was a lot. >> i'm thinking monday morning, just 90 minutes across the bridge to start your week. and pay $15. worth every minute. all right. weather is worth every minute. beautiful weather heading your way for the balance of this week. high, thin clouds this morning. bright and sunny this afternoon. 54 today. tomorrow, the storm stays offshore. the rain escapes us. wednesday is dry. maybe a couple showers on look at the end of the week.

there was some roadwork around palisades parkway. alnso this mornin dealing with a gridlock alert day. mass transit might be the way to go. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> emily, thank you very much. 5:18 now. the race for the white house still being dominated by don d trump's comments about muslims. this morning we have some new poll numbers. th oey show mixed opinions. tracie potts is in washington with that. tracie, it's fascinating to see how these numbers somewhat r peop,e out there, michael, who thought donald trump would be off the radar by now, what we're finding is that is clearly not the case. in fact, his numbers are growing. as signs declaring him a racist go up at donald trump's d.c. hotel and rivals urge him to leave the party -- >> don't let the door hit y h in the butt. >> reporter: our new nbc news, "wall street journal" poll shows 77% of republicans like trump's style. >> people are saying, you know, ump is right. >> reporter: but more than half of americans think his plan to ban muslims is wrong. >

>> it was a jim evans on the palisade parkway. >> it was a bob evans. i'm saying it publicly. i'm getting in shape. >> happy new year, every, see you on the other side. "power lunch" begins right now. >> all right, everybody. welcome to "power lunch." i am brian sullivan. tay la tausche will join us from the new york stock exchange and lots to do on this final day of the year but it's tradition time. let's get to rick santelli for the annual new year's celebration on the floor of the chicago merc. rick? >> happy new year, rick. >> it was up there but now, jimmy, it's all on the floor. hey, listen, happy new year to all the viewers, all the investors out there. remember one thing, we still have people in chicago! yeah! 2016 will welcome you. janet yellen, we'll be watching! happy new year. >> all right. happy new year, rick, to you and everybody at the chicago merc. we have some serious breaking news from dubai in a scary situation. here again is sue herera. >> absolutely, brian. here is what we know. a fires a engulfed the address hotel located in downtown dubai. these picture

do not come here to the palisades. stay where you are.y there's so much talk about these online posts and radical ideas being spread on the internet. stuart: thank you for joining us. check the price of oil. it is plunging. not quite as bad as it was. right at dirty 819. stephen schork is with me. the schork report. stephen, am i right to call this a plunge? am i right to say that we have not found the bottom yet? >> yes, you are correct. we look at holler volatility. certainly out of the bell curve of recent action. this is a plunge. it is a plunge in response to the unexpected outcome of opec's meeting. stuart, demand for crude oil is at record pace. prices are continuing to fall. the event. >> i am trying to get to grips with this. as we understand it, there is a massive surplus of oil supply. at the same time, demand is rising very, very quickly. i do not quite understand how to balance this. you have a surgeon supply and a surge in demand. why is it plunging as it is? >> supply is greater than demand. also, demand is pleading. it wil

heading over to the palisades parkway, just before the freeway, an accident there that blocks the lane. very heavy there. heading over to new jersey on 287 northbound. accident causing delays in both directions. back to you, darlene. >> let's check the weather today, rain on and off. tonight, leftover showers. 46 degrees. tomorrow, cloudy, breezy, high of 51. friday, lots of sun. 50 degrees. saturday, 49 is the high. sunday, another sunny day, high of 52. coming up on the "today" show, a spotlight on the holle day iday scene. . >>> 4:30 now. it's wednesday morning. it's the 2nd of december, 2015. it's a beautiful morning out here. the rain and mist stopped for a moment and we hope it stays that way. getting ready to light the christmas tree. we have sir iaen mk royalty, collecting toys for our toy drive. >> that is a coat, a great looking coat. >> we'll talk to him a little later on. >> by the way, if you want to give, don't have to be on our plaza to do so. go to today.com and it will give you date tails on the website. >>> don't forget the beautiful norway spruce behind us will be al

we flew her up here last tuesday, put her in palisades medical center.ts. last night in the hospital she introduced me to the nurse and her eyes, looking at this nurse -- she love this is nurse. she loves this nurse because she knows that the nurse and nurse's aide love her and take care of her. and, you know, for me it's a tough one. there were members of my family who were leaning with the doctors and i know people are going through this. and it's a tough decision that people will have to make. i just say first and foremost you have to know who your family members are, obviously. my mother is a fighter. for us it's been a real strong belief in god and listening to messages from her that they would never be able to interpret. but it's been tough. so, she's doing extraordinarily well. in fact, she's hungry. all she talked about yesterday was she wants to eat real food, particularly a steak. >> she wants a steak. >> she wants a steak. >> wow! >> i talked to you a little bit over the last couple of months with this it's been such a struggle. to think your