robert moses, thank you very much. one of the nypd officers involved in a publicized 1999 shooting death of amadou diallo has gotten a promotion, elevated to sergeant during a ceremony yesterday at 1 police plaza. it angered amadou diallo's family, he shot the unarmed 22-year-old as he reached for his wallet in a hallway in a bronx apartment building, four officers were cleared of all criminal charges. boss is the only one who remains on the force. ti-hua: if you plan to go to theme parks in florida over the holidays be aware you have some serious security there. officials at disney, universal and see world announced there will be metal detectors, bonds sniffing dogs and increase bad checks. the way of society these days. disney says it will no longer sell toy guns at its parks and only guesss 13 and under will wear costumes. long these new security procedures would last. ben: the new star wars movie on the big screen, fans are pretty happy this morning. juliet: teresa priolo is on the upper west side. at the talks to

juliet: let me toss a quick one up. >> robert moses wins. teresa actually watched more of the movies. >> she thought she would be equipped with all of this knowledge. >> that was not a question. >> we are out of time. removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. juliet: welcome back. mother theresa about to get the catholic church highest honor. be canonized as a saint. wife pray to mother teresa for help. the novo peace prize winner was 87 years old. ben: anything but trump. that is the legislation reduced by two new york state law enforcement. dishonored new york about his plans for a golf course in that area fell through. closing completely in 2010. coffee drinkers unite. having a cup of joe. more so than those that do not drink it regularly. they keep on updating this a u.s. study. similar patterns. lois for people that drink four-five cups of coffee a day. ben: still recovering. juliet: he went through this whole thing. ben: w

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ringing in the new year. >> robert moses is ready. >> good morning to you. street closures in this area. parts have been closed. all attention will be eventually trained on one time square just two hours south. that is where the ball will drop later on tonight. all 12000 pounds of it were tested here at it is adorned with 2700 waterford crystal triangles. though ball rises to its position at 6:00 o'clock tonight. if you plan to drive in this area of time square, do it soon. widespread street closures go into effect this afternoon. seventh avenue will be closed. forty-third-47 from six-eight will be closed. security will be very tight. 6000 officers. no specific credible threat for this event. clearly, the nypd is taking no chances. get here early. we are expecting big crowds. if you are coming down, do not ring large bags, backpacks or our call. those will not be allowed in. square. we're learning more about the robbery of a knicks player. juliet: shot in the leg after leaving a strip club. now inside of the presbyterian hospital. going through and through.

juliet: robert moses is ready to party. he is there to tell us what is happening. you don't see a presence at this point of people out there this evening going into those corrals. >> reporter: not yet. that happened at 11:00 this closures. saying seriously with the glasses on? we have seen street closures, seventh avenue and broadway have already closed to traffic, those closures will get more widespread as we move through the day. we are on the cusp of 2016 and hopefully good things will follow. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, happy new year! >> reporter: a billion people will be watching the ball, organizers wanted to send it on the test want to make sure it is up to the task. we are happy to report it performed beautifully. the ball as well feeding diameter, weighs 12,000 pounds, is covered in 2,688 crystal triangles and emit scullers in kaleidoscopic brilliance, 1 million people are expected to >> they will be joined by 180 million americans and a billion people around world that will watch the times square ball as it drops in times square. >> reporter: the ball is set to ri

back to you. >> robert moses thank you very much sir. fox means business. joining u >> hope your year eve eve is good. i'm a white or blue shirt. >> new years evish. >> heading on the town. >> in 24 hours. >> so it was a huge year at the box office. >> 11 billion. they actually complain that hollywood isn't what is used to be that movies are going out of business since tv invented and they had a record year they had in 2013. 11 billion guess which movies this will be hard. "star wars: the force awakens" close to 600 million at the domestic box office hasn't even opened in china. that is kind of like saying they love david haas l who have in germany. other big movies did you see "jurassic world" also the martian and then done with accounts they'll have made no money and been a disaster. but e billion not bad. they did okay. he deserved academy award an might get it for that. >> that would be awesome. >> it would be. always a pleasure to see you sir. >> good to see you shavedmen. >> tomorrow or off? >> i'm den and lauren simonetti become on monday. performing

robert moses joins us with more on this. not making a lot of people happy understandably. >> reporter: one of those people is dick cheney who said in a radio interview trump's proposal, goes against everything we stand for and believe in. trump's ibm may not unseasonable read the legal but that is beside the point. the issue is trump is driving the conversation and forcing his competitors to react. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: new poll numbers show him at the top of the republican field, donald trump arrived at rally at the u.s. as yorktown and read from a statement his campaign released earlier in the day. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete united states until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on. >> reporter: trump says the ban is necessary given the role islamic extremism played in recent attacks -- our country cannot be the victim of horrendous attacks by people who believe only in jihad. we can be stupid. >> reporter: the reaction was swift. the council on american isla

juliet: the nypd are all over times square call all over the city but especially times ben: robert moses explains thousands of officers will be on patrol to make sure everyone stays safe. >> reporter: immediately after the last piece of confetti fell to welcome 2015 the nypd started preparing for the celebration in times square to usher in 2016. much has changed including rise of isis, which inspired attacks in paris and san bernardino. >> we are not aware of any threat at this time the weed incredible. >> reporter: the department officers will be deployed in and around times square, 800 more than they were for last year's celebration. department that newly formed critical response, and which is made of highly trained and well-armed counterterrorism officers will be deployed. >> they are there in case anyone tries to breach the entry point. >> reporter: the department has technology on its side, hundreds, cameras will monitor everyone's move and chemical and radiation detectors will spot any problems. bomb sniffing dogs will also roam around. >> we are very confident new year's eve in ne

robert moses, "good day new york". juliet: i am the worst thing that ever happened to isis. he is on the record. still ahead on "good day early call" we are looking at a winter warmup the next few days. that would be a winter warm up. and there's some ugly news about the weather and that may not be so favorable for you. maybe you should fight that. juliet: maybe you should quit mike has the forecast coming 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. >> meteorologist: let's get you going this wednesday morning. another cold start to the day, kind of like we had yesterday, partly to mostly cloudy in central park, 41, dew points at 32 degrees, humidity 30% winds out of the east northeast, not a lot of wind but pressure pulling away and things should change, let's check regional temperature, albany 20 degrees, 30 in williamsport, 37 in buffalo, 31 in pittsburgh. temperatures not so bad, this time of year still warmer than normal, we have again some clouds r

robert moses is live for us at city hall this morning with some new reaction. >> reporter: in five our city council members as well as religious leaders will gather here on steps of city hall just trump's comments. they say the gathering is a show of force against trump in his home town. his comments have drawn comments here, a broader and everywhere in between. this word wielding caricature of donald trump with the severed head of the statue of liberty occupies the cover of this morning and they mean is. another reminder of the outrage turnaround world after his comments. >> total complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> barbara walters regretted saying that. >> ted deutch the right thing. great respect and love, people with tremendous relationships with their muslim, they agreed with me 100%. it is short-term. >> reporter: drug's proposal >> the worst thing that ever happened to isis. people in my party understand that. >> reporter: the people in his party including those running against him. it is neither feasible nor morally defensible. >> would violate the const

juliet: robert moses on debate coverage again. ben: schools in los angeles will reopen this morning after they were closed yesterday. the second-largest district because of this e-mail threat that was received. juliet: identical threat was made in the new york area but classes went on as scheduled. teresa priolo joins us from one police plaza where the fbi and police commissioner will hold a i was looking at facebook, parents, kids in school, they were bothered by the fact the schools were not close despite the threat. why didn't we? >> reporter: the same determination that was made in los angeles and when you listen to the l.a. police chief when you will hear in amenities if this was your decision as a parent would you keep your kid home from school? that is why they should schools in los angeles but he in new york city, this was called an over reaction. they claim it was a hoax, the same determination made by the fbi, you bet this will be talked about today at 1 police plaza, you had one decision in new york, a different reactio

robert: i am robert moses. kerry: i am kerry drew, we are in for ben and juliet, 5:30 on what happened? laughing about something. >> meteorologist: the bottom of the camera, the sign, robert and carry. something to remember. robert: i have been called, juliet, ben, rosanna, kerri connaught liz. >> meteorologist: those just tuning in, ines has not quite woken up again. robert moses with us today. robert: all those people lovely people i am happy to be associated with. >> meteorologist: what you need to do today's grand your umbrella. you will need it this afternoon. temperatures pretty comfortable in the 50s across many locations. we anticipate rain later into wednesday. we are in the 40s and 50s in the d.c. also a lot of dance fog. be aware of that as he head on to the roads, the rain is to the south but it is heading our direction and we anticipate its arrival later this afternoon and will come down heavy at times, temperatures above average yet again, highs in the 50s to low 60s and christmas eve tomorrow high

. >> much of the attention again focused on front runner donald trump, fox fox 5's robert moses here with some moments. robert. reporter: drump had the spotlight train squarely on him not surprisingly ted cruz refused to attack but trump happy to attack. in light of what happened in the last month each trying to paint him or herself as most able protector in chief. wmpleghts the speck tore of terrorism looming. >> i fought terrorist in one -- the war that we're fighting now is one that we must win. >> nine leading republican candidates gathered or for their final debate of the year and immediately donald trump had to defend his proposal to ban nonamerican muslims from entering the united states. >> we are not ugh tay about isolation, we're talking about security. we're not talking about religion. we're talking about security. >> jeb bush dismissed trurp's proposal. >> we can't disassociate org'ses from peace loving muslims. donald is great at one liners but he's a chaos candidate and chaos president. >> jeb doesn't really believe i'm unhinged but he's failed in this campaign it's been

robert moses looks at the new requirements. >> reporter: drones have made unannounced appearances at the macy's thanksgiving day parade and the u.s. open tennis tournament. they also come and comfortably >> about a mile back there was a drone flying under the southwest side of the airport. >> reporter: su hundreds of thousands of lamar expected to land under christmas trees everywhere. in an effort to get ahead of the drone frenzy the federal aviation administration will soon require lenders of drones the way more than 0.5 pounds which is 9 ounces to register them with the federal government. starting monday drone and is much resisted their name, home address in e-mail address by february 19th. drones purchased after monday must be registered before the first outdoor flight. the cost to register is $5 but that fee will be waived for the first 30 days of registration. >> registration is a good way to at least give people what feeling of that they are responsible for their actions. >> reporter: senator chuck schumer says registration does not go far enough. he says it will not keep peo

let's go to robert moses. he is live outside. robert, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. number of displaced people because of this fire. seventy-four adults. fifteen kids are now out of their homes because of the result of what happened here. firefighters are still putting water on what was a massive blame. 2086 ballantyne avenue. the flames (one building to the next to the next. nine building suffered fire damage. six of those injuries are firefighters. what it was like to be evacuated from their homes. >> next thing you know, thinking on the door. trying to keep it under control. it is not on fire. they evacuated the building. just for caution. >> i saw the black smoke. there was a whole bunch of smoke in the court yard did for four more than 200 firefighters are under investigation. nine buildings, as i said, suffered damages. three of those buildings were vacant. that is one thing that investigators want to see it again, way too early to determine that. the cause, again, is still under investigation. back to you. ben: r

robert moses has more on this story. good morning to you, robert. reporter: good morning teresa, good morning to you. it is jarring when you see image of sheldon silver in a state as soon as he was qcted he had to surrender assembly seat, name plate outside his office at the state capitol removed so too was any mention on assembly's website hes faces decades in prison. exited the courthouse after a jump his peers sealed his fate. eight women an four men found him guilty of seven counts including on service fraud, extortion and money laundering with conviction silver must surrender to first elected in 176 in brief remarks had said he's disappointed with the remarks and will repeal. [inaudible] in a statement toc attorney preek brar are a said today he got justice and at long last so did the people of new york. at trial prosecutors outis line $4 million in one of those schemes he was with a doctor whoftion a cancer researcher in exchange doctor sent claims to the whites in luxembourg and paid referral fees to sim silver and got kick backs from two rea

i am robert moses. kerry: i am kerry drew. juliet and ben are off this morning, it is 5:30, thanks for morning. robert: we have pot luck this morning, hash browns, crumb cake, cream cheese. brymac speaking of warm temperatures, we broke the records yesterday. >> meteorologist: we written degrees warmer it than that. there. i think she brought the hash browns, really good. had won during the commercial break, got to get in on that. some cupcakes too. it is christmas, merry christmas to all of you if you are up early doing any last-minute shopping, hopefully you got it done and preparing breakfast or dinner through the day today, not a bad start the muslim fought the we're clear northwest of the city, check the christmas full moon if you can. a nice sight, we won't see it again until 200034 and last time we had a full moon on christmas was in 1977. areas where we have fog mainly coastal locations, parts of long island, visibility is reduced, otherwise not bad, we have some means some sunshine today, it is mainly clear monticello,

fox five's robert moses live for us at city hall with a l are ally a little bit later on this morning. good morning, robert. scheduled less than four hours to denounce what donald trump had to say. there really has been an a international outcry, and these local, political, and religious leaders say they have to raise their voices too. a sword wielding caricature with severed head of the statue of liberty covers with "the daily news." another reminder of outrage heard round the world after his comments. of muslimings entering the united states. abc barbara walters asked trump if he regreeted saying that. >> not at all we have to do the right thing and say what's right. i have great respect and love. i have people that i have tremendous relationships with. they're muslim, barbara they agree with me 100%. it is short-term. >> short-term or not critics say trump proposal plays into the hands of isis. not so trump says. people in any party understand that. >> including those running against hmm for president say that banning muslims is neither feasible nor morally defensible. >> violate t

ben: robert moses for us thank you very much. fox means business. >> joining us from the fox business studio adam shapiro details with this amazing effort that mark is dong to basically help the world. shocking decision. if >> good news is he has a baby daughter along with his wife dr. chan here's what's going on. priscilla welcome in one who was in honor of her birth they plemged pledged to donate 99% of their shares in facebook valued at $45 billion to a newly created it foundation called the zuckerberg initiative but also to other charity. so for next three year they're going to gift 3 billion to the foundation. potentially more after that but not giverring up control of facebook this is over their lifetime but this is for your generation to live in a better world. zuckerberg initiative promotes equality in health, education, scientific research and so forth so set up too by the way not a charity haddable not for profit it is an a llc limited liability corporation that means to invest in other organizations to earn also lobby

robert moses, everybody. rosanna: hello, robert. greg: krystal young. rosanna: good morning. and the man that makes this possible, i call him larry scott, lawrence scott events. thank you so much. horse. a little cramped up. i don't know. maybe the eggnog. >> audrey our meteorologist. looking fantastic. rosanna: a white christmas? audrey: no, a wet one. depends on what you are drinking. tina is joining us as well. sports reporter. you are looking fantastic. rosanna: ines, you are busy because today is a big grid lock alert day. >> last one. >> great, fantastic. >> monsignor jamie. >> i am here to make sure you stay in line. like? >> i did. >> take a look at this. >> thank you so much. >> look at who is on the bottle. >> by the way, a taste of heaven on earth. >> traffic is very light this morning. >> where do you do this? >> a friend does it. >> seriously? >> we shouldn't say his name? >> and anna gilligan and mrs. steve lacey these days. anna: yes, indeed. rosanna: greg is mystified with the big dog here. greg: show us the dog, look at this thing. it is huge. it is ancient e

juliet: robert moses, thank you very much. getting all sorts of communication from their loved ones. here is what some of the fat tuesday. >> she was going to turn off the lights. i don't think they wanted to talk just in case the shooters were there. we hold the. >> shooting at my work. people shop. >> i have walked event office. juliet: can do batch about poor man. another parent said that her daughter thought it was a thrill. >> we will be the top of this developing story all morning long. all of the of to visit developments. ben: following a bizarre ball plot. five elementary schools are no accused. juliet: teresa priolo is live in cliff did. >> reporter: i live far from lot of people. they say what is going on. according to police in school officials, 5 liters. the lakeview section, ages 10 and 11 years old, detained by police yesterday. planning to blow up some type of school. yesterday afternoon, or a gay field trip planned assembly. school officials uncovered this 9:30 a.m. they discovered reading materials. they cance

robert moses has the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you. the good news here is that this girl is going to be just fine. this is a upper-middle-class neighborhood here in the whitestone section of queens. not the sort of spot where you would expect this to happen. the attacker was caught on that surveillance camera right over the window of this home. let's take a look of the video that that camera captured. it will be keyed in this investigation. and exchange student from china on her way to school. and gloves attacked her from behind. he flashed her in the face. she suffered wounds to her cheek and her throat. she is expected to be fine. the attacker, police say, never said a word. >> slashed in the face twice. once from year to her throat in the other part of her face as well. it is very disturbing. >> reporter: the suspect is wearing that footed sweatshirt. the mask and gloves. that may be the key clue in cracking this case. police wanted to release them in hopes that someone may recognize attacks targeting asians in this area. not clear

robert moses is joining us. >> it has been eight days since that awful attack. family and friends will be gathering to remember eve that. the youngest of four sisters. supposed to receive her credentials to become a health inspector eight days ago. instead she was gunned down with 13 others. syed rizwan farook along with his wife tashfeen malik became carried out the shootings. the foundation for the attacks was laid more than two years ago. >> they were actually radicalized before they started courting or dating each other online. online as early as the end of 2013. they were talking about jihad. >> reporter: several questions still must be answered. was the married arranged specifically so tashfeen malik could get a k-1 visa? investigators want to know what role marques played. so far he has not been charged. back you. juliet: thank you. a girl severely burned in a fire. the 8-year-old wanted enough christmas cards to fill her card treat after her and posted a photo on facebook, she has gotten word than enough from all over the world. two years ago, she lost h

robert moses in times square. kerry: robert, thank you so much. ten isis leaders over the past month. several connections to those terrorist attacks. kerry: u.s. officials say they will continue to hunt down isis leaders. the retaking is a major turnaround. here at home on long island, a 24-year-old accused of killing his father will be in court today. ben: 35-year-old russell johnson was found dead. he had been stabbed several times. to serve and to protect. three brothers are probably following in their brother's footsteps. watching as his three sons were sworn in together. part of the nearly 1200 new officers graduating from the police academy. >> johnny boy there graduated with honors. he has my shield. my patrolmen shield. i told him to do exactly what i this is my backup land. ben: the three brothers will go their separate ways now. >> we wish them all the best of luck. ben: george pataki was still in the race until yesterday. >> struggling to gain traction. every republican presidential debate. here is part of his announcement. >> tonight i

fox 5 robert moses has more the story. patent manny came out very definitively saying yesterday, this is not true. came out. al jazeera said a top british -- the result is this report. it name several athletes who allegedly took banned substances. manning is by far >> this. fabricated. they're some more adjectives i would like to use. reacted with rage on espn2 and al jazeera document claiming he used human growth hormones. the documentaries called the dark side, secret of the sports dopers. manning said he was treated at an antiaging clinic in indianapolis in 2011, but he says the report claiming that they send shipments of hgh to his wife is simply untrue. >> have you ever used hgh or any other performance enhancing drug? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: much of the information in the report came from charlie slide, a man who work for a pharmacist at the geyer institute when manning went there 2011. a spokesman for manning and the founder of the clinic say that sly work there is a nonpaid intern in 2013, not in 2011 when

wnyw reporter robert moses joins us live from times square. od morning. >> reporter: leah, good morning to you. the countdown to the counsel joi countdown is on. the headline here is that there is no specific threat. but police will be deployed in and around times square. that's between 6 and 800 more than last year. the newly formed critical response command, which is comprised of well-trained and well-around officers, will also be here. they'll be assisted by both beast and technology. there will be bomb sniffing dogs roaming but. plus hundreds of surveillance cameras will roll, watching everyone's every move. there will be chemical and radiation detectors to spot threats. aspe spectators will be screened on entry, then screened again when they are penned into those 65 spectator pens. the message from the mayor and the police here in new york, come one, come all, this event will be safe. heather? >> robert moses, good to see you, thanks so much. >>> e-cigarettes are no better than regular smoking. researchers in san diego warn the devices can

fox 5's robert moses is at laguardia with an update. good morning. >> faa says it routinely gets reports from more than 100 pilots every month about drones flying too close to planes. that number is a huge increase from just over a year ago and it's a big reason why drones must soon be registered. drones have made unannounced appearances at the macy's thanksgiving day parade and tennis tournament uncomfortably close to commercial aircraft. >> about a mile back, there was drone flying -- southwest side to the awrpt here. >> soon hub hundreds of thousands will land in christmas trees everywhere. in an effort to get ahead, federal aviation administration drones that weigh more than .55 pounds about nine ounce it is to register them with the federal government. starting monday, drone owners must register their name, home address, and e-mail address by february 19th. drones purchased after a monday must be registered before first outdoor fliewght cost is $5 but wave waiverred for the first day of registration. chuck schumer say it is does no

maybe that is just me though, and it would be robert moses, sam, it doesn't seem like december. temperatures are back to the 50s today. wait until you see the forecast. >> ben: in a rare move for just the third time in office office address the united states, his his words are not so company. >> juliet: you to return to paris with their shows. they went back and put on a live show paying tribute to last month's terrorist attack. >> ben: the search is on for an arsonist in queens. please have new pictures a new video and hope you can help capture him. >> juliet: and morning everyone. >> ben: it is monday morning, pearl harbor day. december 7. which started last night, happy hanukkah. >> juliet: happy monday to you. did you have a lovely weekend? >> ben: i did. i had a hard time remembering, we got a christmas tree yesterday. >> juliet: did you decorate it yet? >> ben: we put the lights on. were you be gone i think you're gonna to be got to the week of >> juliet: i'm going to be here, temperatures on my balcony. >> ben: michael i think we need to change quickly. >> mike: i'm with

robert moses in the newsroom with these details. >> reporter: let's face it the outrage factor on this story is very high, this is a story that has gotten attention all over the country. i want to show you this new image released by prosecutor's office in mexico showing ethan calgene custody, his mother tongue and mistaken in as well, the pair had been on the run since ethan couch skipped a probation hearing earlier this month, he was on probation because in 2013 when he was 16 years old the got behind the wheel with a blood alcohol level of three times the legal limit, crashed into a stranded motorist south of fort worth, texas, killed her along with three good samaritans who stopped to help her. that trial, his defense team argued he severed from affliction called affluenza which they say it meant he was distinguish between right and wrong. the term affluenza is not recognized by reputable medical organizations and has drawn scorn. media service online that appears to show couch at a party where alcohol was being served which would have violated his probation. >> i believe once the v

robert moses have that for us. >> quite different with an effort to not look like his normal self. that is what you do on the run. >> seen it in movies. okay good morning everybody i'm ben simmoneau. >> i'm juliet huddy thanks so much for joining us. >> you grow a beard? >> shaving that beard, though. >> you didn't hear any -- >> television actually like radio silence. >> but then, of course, they schedule a -- fern to come in and shave the beard off during one of the segments. very good with style. you know. >> ahmad is very good. you think i should keep it. >> i like it. but i ling also think if i had to choose i would choose prebeard ben. but who am i? nobody care who i think. your tv wife of course. >> fun for a little while at least. >> when you did the november thing they didn't want me to do it next year. >> i would like to see you -- >> facial hair is subtle -- >> a mustache even that, with i don't know. like never again. >> you know, which channel, juliet? [laughter] >> all right e-yeah. you guys discuss that. let's tab what's going on with our weather out there this morni

i am robert moses. >> and i'm teresa priolo. thank you for joining us this morning x merry christmas to you and your families. it won't be quite as warm as yesterday, but it is going to be a fantastic day. look at that. >> beautiful. >> look at that sunrise sky shot today. we still could see record-breaking temperatures. tomorrow's going to be cooler, samantha has your entire forecast coming up. >> thaws joined timothy cardinal dolan at st. patrick's cathedral as the cardinal welcomed two refugee families. >> santa claus may be done, but fedex isn't. the company will be delivering packages today after many deliveries were delayed yesterday. >> and yesterday more than a thousand volunteers from god's love we deliver brought meals to people in need in new york and new jersey who are going through hard times. delivery. great work there. and if you think that the big apple is the most expensive place to raise your family, well, you'd be wrong. we're actually fourth. whatsome -- what? what's more expensive than this? >> the burbs. >>

. >> let's go to robert moses he joins us live this morning from right outside had the 50th precinct house in the bronx. robert, good morning to you. >> liz and kerry good morning to you. joseph lemm worked here housed inside the 5 r 50th precinct you can see that black and purple budgeting hanging over interns it is a reminder that a city, department and a country mourn this morning. suicide bomber on a motorcycle attacked afghan troops on monday. the taliban claimed responsibility. among the dead 45-year-old nypd detective joseph lemm a member of the air national guard. according to a statement from police commissioner bill bratton he was a 15 year veteran promoted to detective in january last year. lemm served in the bronx warrant squad deployed three times twice in his statement bratton said detective joseph lemm epitomized selflessness we can only strive for putting his country and city first. lemm leaves behind a wife and two children. in happier times, news 12 westchester covered a story about him lemm returned home from a deployment to afghanistan to surprise his daughter whof

robert moses has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. eight days have passed since the shootings. fbi director says the shooters laid the foundation for their attack, at least two years ago during online discussions of jihad. today begins the somber procession of funerals for the shootings. families and friends will gather this afternoon to remember her. she was a san bernardino environmental health specialist, she was supposed to get her official health inspector badge last week at the inland regional center. instead she and 13 others were murdered. as their loved ones grieve authorities continue to investigate what led to the shootings. the fbi director told the senate judiciary committee that the shooters, syed farouk and tashfeen malik were radicalized before the attack. >> deradicalize before they started courting or dating each other online. and online as early as the end of 2013 they were talking to reach other about jihad and martyrdom. >> reporter: investigators want to know what else the couple was planning. >> we're working hard to understand with is there was anybody e

good friday morning, i am robert moses. kerry: i am kerry drew, merry christmas, thanks for being with us, dan and juliet are off, is 6:00, if you're just making up merry christmas. robert: this is morning in the studio, potluck over there, cupcakes and sweets. kerry: trees to keep us going, some cupcakes, bagels, spirit. hash browns, sausage as well. it has been very warm. doesn't feel much like christmas but it is here and merry christmas to all of you. if you want to check out something neat, where it is clear, dealing with most of codifies and fog, try to see the christmas full moon on the horizon because it sets at 7:00 this morning, another hour to see it, makes for a nice photo if you can get a photo of it and another full moon until 200034. the first time since 1977. the dense fog advisory has been lifted in long island, it was very bad this morning, visibility is improving and looks like a pretty "good day" for us, we will see sunshine clearing things out in time for the holiday. little cooler with fog lifting, 51 i

robert moses has more from la guardia airport. juliet: >> reporter: front have been a topic of concern at area airports including at la guardia where they have come uncomfortably close to manned aircraft. jerome tab also made appearancess in other parts of our area including the u.s. open tennis tournament and macy's thanksgiving day parade and of course there on many holiday lists this year. the faa will require all drone and is 13 years and older to register them. talking about drones the way more than 0.5 pounds, that is nine oz. you much as a share in your name, home address and e-mail address with the federal government by february 19th. drones purchased after mandate must be registered before their first outdoor flight. the cost only $5 to register and that fee is waived for the first 30 days of registration but some critics say this registration program will not target those who are the problem, those who are flying their drones in restricted areas and senator chuck schumer think the federal government should do more than s

kerry: robert moses joins us from the 50th recent in the bronx. good morning. >> reporter: detective joseph lamb live in westchester county, worked in the bronx, that black and purple bunting over there at the doorway testify as to a life well lived and a death that came far too soon. a suicide bomber on a motorcycle attacked a joint patrols of american and afghan troops nearby ingraham air base monday, the taliban claimed responsibility. among the dead, 45-year-old nypd detective joseph lamb, a member of the air national guard. according to a statement from bill bratton, lamb was a 15 year veteran of the nypd promoted to detective in january of last year, served in the bronx warrant squad, deployed three times overseas, twice to in his statement bratton said detective joseph lamb ipoh mies the selflessness we can we strive for putting his country and city first. lamb leaves behind a white and two children. in happier times news 12 westchester cover a story about him, lie returned home from a deployment to afghanistan to surprise his daughter who

robert moses here with what the >> part of the reason it is an impossible task is lawmakers in new york state and elsewhere are part-time meaning they often seek outside income and it is that outside income that has gotten sheldon silver and plenty of others into trouble. the line between official and personal business, but solution could be a full-time legislature but the governor says that seems to be unlikely. >> if you break the law you will get caught and you will get convicted so don't even think about it. >> governor andrew cuomo offered his first spoken remarks since the jury found sheldon silver guilty on all seven county faced with the governor announced a special election to fill silver has's seat will be held april 19th, same day as new york's presidential primary. with silver and our convicted felon the focus turns to cleaning up albany. the governor says he will not call special session on ethics will be back in session soon enough. >> unprecedented disclosure. we have first time and never lot, legislature has to disclose their outside income. >> the outside income silver

robert moses live in whitestone, queens where the attack occurred. >> reporter: good morning. a nice residential area, quiet spot just off the cross island parkway so that makes this attack all the more disturbing. led attacker was captured on a surveillance camera which is mounted on that house at that intersection of fifteenth avenue and 147th street. the 16-year-old exchange student from china was walking to school in whitestone academy yesterday morning at 8:20 when of hooded man wearing a surgical mask and gloves came up to her from face with a box cutter. cops say he never said a word. this whole thing happened without any warning at all. the victim suffered wounds to her cheek as well as her throat, she was taken to long island jewish medical center. expected to be fine. this attack made all the more disturbing by the idea that there was no warning. >> she was cut in her face twice, once from ear to the middle of her throat and another part of the face as well. very disturbing. >> reporter: police said the suspect was wearing a hooded sweat shirt with black stripes on s

>> you can see shock on her >> that picture is spectacular good wednesday morning everyone i'm robert moses. >> i'm kerry drew ben and juliet are off this morning. it is 6:00 on this wednesday. thanks so much for being with us >> can i say during anna's segment tts from thj. she is not. she was born in l.a. [laughter] so sorry about that kesha. some well known singer from union county, i don't know who it is. >> if you know who it is let us know. i don't think she'll be offended. >> sorry kesha. love you, mean it. [laughter] audrey puente is here with a look at the forecast but it does not feel like the holiday season. it's crazy. >> taste of spripg is officially first week of the were want season. today will be warm and wet across the tristate area. into the above average, and tomorrow near record levels and wet weather not only today but also for your christmas eve. although i think today will be more of a washout towards afternoon as o posessed to tomorrow, we have a chance of a few showers coming in across the area. christmas day looks drier. dense fog advisory across the tristate area

have been battling a 6 alarm blaze and there were several injuries, several firefighters hurt, robert moses is live in it is now under control. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it is. breaking details, got a couple minutes ago, nine injuries we are told, six firefighters, three civilians, fortunately all our might. check it out as you go down valentine avenue to the south. the original fire building is still smoke pouring out of the roof. the fire began last night at 11:42 p.m. 26 valentine avenue. the wall of flame travel north rapidly, leaping from one house to the next to the next to the next, all told at least eight homes word damaged or destroyed. i mentioned were minor. the red cross is here at the scene helping those who have been displaced. i spoke to two men who were staying at 2100 valentine avenue, one of the homes that was destroyed and they told me what it was like to get out. >> i'm sleeping and heard a bunch of racket. next thing i heard was a bunch of breaking glass. that is when i walked into the hallway and saw the living room was full of smoke. there are firefighters sa

i am robert moses. teresa: i am teresa priolo. it is going to be a beautiful day out there. robert: temperatures are still rising. >> many stores are adjusting their hours to accommodate the last-minute rush. those last-minute procrastinators. hundreds of flights in our area were canceled. greg: robert: the suspect has been arraigned on robbery charges. praising and nypd detective for praising the gunmen. >> we will have the latest it what it means for the team. robert: good thursday morning, everyone. so glad you are with us. >> we have never done this seven-10:00 o'clock stretch together. >> we sit right next to each other here. >> wonderful. your shopping? >> i feel pretty good. >> well, that is good and the question is have you been naughty or nice. good or bad. robert: i think i have been pretty good. good morning. how are you? i cannot believe how incredible it was this morning when i came in. we are rising into the 70s today. you do not need that heavier jacket. just a shirt, i think, will do it for you. you may want to keep the umbrella handy. the heavy rain we had ye

robert moses with the latest on what is going on. >> reporter: i was standing in front of a firehouse and you can see pockets of flame as you get closer, smoking is still pouring out. at massive fire. at 11:42 p.m. that is when the first call came in. at 86 valentine avenue wall of flames leapt from one home to the next. they but right up against each other, the domino affect. the flames spread from one home another, all to get the eight were damaged or destroyed. miraculously, minor injuries. two firefighters and one civilian. of the red cross is assisting those who were displaced. from the looks of it two of the eight homes that were destroyed were vacant so that is good news, perhaps that lessons, we got a chance to speak to some fairly lucky presidents up here. >> banging on the door, they evacuated the house. >> about nine houses on the block. across the street, it is not on fire, but they evacuate in abuilding just a precaution. >> i saw black smoke and fire from the back of my building and bunch of smoke in the courtyard. >> reporter: the smell of acrid smoke is hanging over th

robert moses joins us with more. >> reporter: police save these suspects were honored with assault type rifles and handguns. the police chief in san bernardino said they can prepare it is a on a mission and unfortunately they were. in discriminant gunfire exploded through the inland regional center in san bernardino which provides social services to thousands of people with disabilities. police say a 28-year-old who worked at the county health 27-year-old miley if you is believed to be his wife are responsible for the carnage. police say farouk attend a holiday party at the facility yesterday and left abruptly. >> he did leave the party under circumstances, described as a angry or something of the nature. >> reporter: one 4 route returned, the police say the pain inflicted was unimaginable. those on the outside agonized as they waited to hear from loved ones on the inside. >> my sister, you lose it. you freak out, you see things like this on the news but you never think it is going to happen to you in your family. >> reporter: police pursued for route and malik, 2 dozen officers were in

robert moses joins us live from the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: dick cheney said this proposal goes against everything we stand for as americans. donald trump has set a lot controversial things during this campaign with few or no repercussions in the polls. this is perhaps the most controversial of all. condemnation came rapidly from people of all political stripes. >> reporter: buoyed by new poll numbers showing he remained at or near the top of the republican field donald trump barack a rally in the uss yorktown in south carolina and read from a state in his campaign released a earlier in the day. >> donald j. trump is calling for total complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: trump says the ban is necessary given the role islam extremism played in recent attacks in paris and san bernardino. >> we have no choice. our country cannot be the victim of horrendous acts by people that believe only in jihad. we can be politically correct and we can be stupid. >> reporter: the re

juliet: robert moses joins us >> reporter: even though they may have drawn inspiration from isis, fbi director says the couple was radicalized before isis came to real prominence. he also says one question yet to be answered is whether or not but marriage was arranged so that she could enter the u.s. and to get there they could strike. today begins the somber procession of funerals for the 14 victims of the san bernardino shootings. family and friends will gather this afternoon remember the that. the last was environmental and health specialist who was supposed to get her health inspector badge last week at the inland regional center. instead she and 13 others were murdered. as their loved ones grieve authorities investigate what led to the shootings. judiciary committee that the shooters syed farouk and mohammed emwazi radicalize before the attack. >> they were radicalized before they started cord or dating each other online and online as early as the end of 2013 they were talking to each other about jihad and martyrdom. >> reporter: investigators want to know what else the couple wa

robert moses is live in whitestone, queens where the attack occurred. what do we know? >> reporter: good morning. this was a really disturbing attack seemed to come out of nowhere. it was captured, the attacker was captured on surveillance camera mounted on his home near the intersection of thirteenth avenue and 147th street. police said the 16-year-old exchange student from china was walking to school near whitestone academy at 8:20 when mask and surgical gloves came up to her from behind and cut her twice in the face with a box cutter. cops says he never uttered a word. the victims suffered wounds to her cheek as well as her throat, she was taken to long island jewish medical center, she is expected to be fine. this attack may all the more disturbing given that it seemed to come out of nowhere. >> him out of nowhere, very disturbing. she is an exchange student from china as been in the country tweet months. >> reporter: police say the suspect was wearing a hooded sweat shirt with black stripes on the sleeve, took off west on thirteenth avenue. you can't really make ou

robert: i am robert moses. ben and juliet are off today, hope you are spending the day with the ones you love and we are glad we are a small part of it, getting dinner on or starting the m or something. kerry: we are talking about a warm christmas, we broke the record yesterday. the we break another one today? >> reporter: a lot of people have been out and about on the roads whether they're coming from a party or getting a head start on their cooking or running last-minute errands. we start looking at yesterday's high, we hit 72 degrees in central park as 72 in newark, many of you say you felt that warm weather hurt all the way up to poughkeepsie, 72, 64 with-is it, record-breaking higher temperatures across the board and it is another warm start to record is clear from monticello to poughkeepsie in the low 40s, 61 in the city, 55 in islip and is achieve fond, in southwestern connecticut towards long island and down towards belmar and new jersey, if you are out this morning slowdown a little bit, some showers c

as robert moses explains he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> reporter: a suicide bomber on a motorcycle attacked the joint patrols of american and afghan troops on monday. the taliban claimed responsibility. joseph lamb, a member of the air national guard. according to a statement from police commissioner bill bratton lamb was a 15 year veteran of the nypd who was promoted to detective in january last year, served in the bronx warrant squad, deployed three times overseas, twice to afghanistan and wants to iraq. in his statement bran said detective joseph lamb economize the selflessness week and only strive for putting his country and city first. he leaves behind a wife and two children, in happier times news 12 westchester cover story about him, he did return from afghanistan to surprise his daughter who was performing in a singing competition. besides his family, he also leaves behind a city and country who are grateful for his service. york". kerry: the students last in the face during a random attack is his name is being withheld, says the wind is very painful, she receive

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dick: i am robert moses, ben and christmas eve eve, the twenty-third of december. kerry: a lot of people are of tomorrow in the next day. ernie: trying to figure out of the traffic will be dead today. kerry: today it starts to get bad. today -- we have to check with ines. will be bad later un. how will the weather holds up? kerry: it will be a problem. robert: that sounded interesting. >> meteorologist: we had a couple of issues, we will hear about traffic from ines. the traffic is an issue in some area roadways because of fog. we have dense fog advisory across much of the tristate area. doesn't appear to be a problem across manhattan or the five burrows but everyone else is give yourself extra time. visibility hasn't reduced to less than a mile in some spots pmi support poughkeepsie and sussex and monticello, that will slow you down this morning and later this afternoon it will be rain that will keep things across the area. we start with nice temperatures in the 40s in poughkeepsie, sussex, monticello, 55 in central park, lot of clouds, no rain yet but it is on th