piperlime opened a soho new york location in 2012.nd the men's apparel company bonobos now has 20 shops across the country. others have invested in pop-up stores in major cities. >> consumers are never going to do all their shopping online. they're not going to do it all offline. the best brands that are focused on offering the best customer experience are going to have a presence in both channels. >> problem is opening a store takes money and planning. in the beginning, this was not the focus of warby parker. so they sort of did it on the fly. inviting people over to neil's apartment and laying frames out on the dining room table. today things are much different. with a solid success story and funding behind them, warby parker has expanded to 15 brick and mortar stores. the crown jewel is their 2,000 square foot flagship store in new york city. calling it just a store, though, does not do it justice. the two founders who are still running the company, neil and dave, decide fire department they were going to move to brick and mortar,

two years ago they opened their first store in new york soho district. since they have grown to a dozen locations and they are a shining example of how to build a brand. when classmates neil, andrew, jeffrey, and david launched warby parker in 2010, it shook up the world of prescription eyewear selling products well under the price of typical fashion glasses and doing it all online. >> we said well, what if we create our own brand, design glasses ourselves, work with manufacturers and stel them directly to consumers through a website we could offer the same quality glasses that cost 500, $600 but for $95. >> the idea took off. and for two years they sold almost exclusively online. they didn't have stores in the business plan. their goal was to change an industry through internet sales. but what they soon learned surprised them. >> what we found was that people really wanted to shop and experience the brand in person. >> they are not alone. internet retailers across industries are finding that while the internet is great to start an idea, ultimately there

nay're all in association with former soho. expected to continue to weaken, and then it is expected to dump several inches of rain on alaska, canada, british columbia and bring some strong winds to that region over the next couple of days. unfortunately, for us, it's just going to send us westerly swells friday through the weekend. take a look, friday, sunshine, the morning will start out in the upper 50s. the morning will pretty much be the same saturday and sunday. blue skies expected for the blue angels on sunday. if you're going, have a great time. make sure you have your sunscreen. first thing tomorrow morning, a lot like this morning. we will see some patchy low clouds out there. and then, for the afternoon, you'll want to dress in layers so that in the afternoon, you can get rid of one of those. 92 degrees in if gilroy. 823 redwood city. 84 in los altos. 77 downtown san francisco. and in the north bay, 70s at our beaches. 87, santa rosa. 85 napa. in the east bay, warmer than normal, low 80s. oakland, heyward, 84. 92 in l

. >> reporter: in the heart of london's trendy soho neighborhood sits nopi, st north of piccadilly, which is what nopi standsdsor. the idea behind "nopi" the book is to challenge cooks to recreate the magic of yotam ottolenghi at home. and latest collaborator ramael scully, or just s slly as he's affectionately known. scully's the one who burned the miso paste. >> when you came outith it i thought you're gng to have to make another one. that's what you're -- >> that's what you're looking for. >> that is not a mistake. >> reporter: there's more trial than err involved in creating book. ottolenghi discovered scully working in one of his kitchens. the big man with the congenial smile in his words who broughtht bold intense flavors with asian flair to each of his creatio. >> born in malaysia, grew up in australia. my mother's side is basically we have indian and chinese heritage. on my father's se is basically irish and balinese herage. >> reporter:t was the knack of bringing those early influences together t tt caught the eye of f ottolenghi. >> is it possible for two men like you to work to

she left and hit a club in soho. back to her co-star before her live appearance, hillary kicked off the weekend friday night with singer mark anthony in miami. >> you want to reach as many people as possible. and some you can reach on very serious news but a lot of people you reach in other ways. and here we are with mark anthony. that's a huge audience that really adores and appreciates him. and then "saturday night live," a different kind of audience. and i enjoy that. >> hillary is going to be live in front of a huge audience on tv again next week. the first democratic deb week from tuesday on cnn. >> don't know fit will be as lively as the republican debate. >> well, you never know with donald trump. he might crash it. >> over the weekend in new york, a trio of big movie premiers. let's start with tom hanks who is talking for the first time media admission he struggled with drug addiction this summer. our special correspondent was there. >> i've been in a rehab. >> you must be so proud of chet for inspiring other

in soho, i'm jessica formoso, fox 5 news. steve: better than opening earlier and earlier. they'll get good press. >> a local singer-songwriter who loves the mets got herself into the game. dari: we'll introduce you to the young woman who wrote the walk up song for one of the mets stars. steve: pretty cool. uber has mets fever. they know how to get attention. see how the ride service is baby!| mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all your devices. get out of the past. get fios. i'm bobby flay and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. come fall, i like to get a taste of everything the state has to offer. like this famous winery nestled in the hudson valley. or the award-winning vineyards of long island. this

. >> brown: a casually stylish woman on a soho, new york street.scott schuman is there to grab the shot. it was one of many photographs he would take this day. examples of 'street style' that schuman captures around the world. not fashion trends or brands exactly, but something more individual and personal. >> oh cool. i'll have you stand right on the edge a little bit, i'll have you turn towards me. something schuman saw, for example, in this blue-haired young man. >> the first thing that caught my eye was this. color is one thing, but there was also a lot of nice texture, the shirt, the hair, and you know there was something sweet. at the end of the day there was just something sweet about him. there was something that you thought you could capture, i mean, look at the quality of the expression on his face. >> brown: later, a photo of the young man showed up on "the sartorialist," the blog schuman launched ten years ago that's become a go-to, must-see site for millions around the world, both in and out of the fashion industry. schumann, now 47, d

employees of all 143 locations, including the store in soho, will get a paid day off. the company says it's asking company mission and enjoy the outdoors. and that's what's happening right now. >> we'll enjoy the outdoors for a while. tomorrow got a little rain in the forecast? nick: probably more than a little. especially in the afternoon into tomorrow night. good downpours are coming. we need it. it's been great, but we're running over an eight-inch deficit for rain. we may get two inches back tomorrow. that will be good news. clouds have won out after sunshine earlier on today. it's been a seasonal day. you can see the average is between 60 and 47. we're in the ballpark. the lows are down there. 28 for this day in 1936. 82 for the high. 7:21 your sunrise, setting at 5:59. we've dropped to 55. humidity, 57 percent. easterly wind continues into tomorrow. it will get gusty and the pressure 30.48 and holding steady. we have a high deck of clouds that will be lowering. upper 50s everywhere we look for high temperatures. monticello, 54. 57 as you move towards islip. bridg

it's not in soho. it's not in tribeca. a columbia senior runs it out of the communal kitchen in his dorm. it it only costs between $10 and $20 a meal. he takes reservations on yelp. >> i think of myself as maybe better than the average college student but definitely not an amazing cook. i'm pleasantly surprised by all of the positive feedback. >> i think he's being pretty modest there. the columbia senior says pith is a way to get to know people. it's not a restaurant. the city is looking at whether it is a restaurant and soon to department rules and regulations regulations. how cool for this to happen in a college dorm. >> it's great. a lot of credit to him. i had a feeling it was going to be about five minutes before the city health department stepped in to see what was happening. >> but he'll be working at per se next year. >> executive chef maybe. it's 4:58. if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. >> keep watching "today in new york" by downloading the news 4 new york app on your mobile device. our next

. >> reporter: in the heart of london's trendy soho neighborhood sits nopi, just north ofpiccadilly, which is the idea of "nopi" the book is to encourage cooks to try to capture the magic of chef ottolenghi at home. with the help of his head chef skully. he's the one who burned the miso paste. >> when you came out with it i thought you're going to have to make another onon that's what you're -- >> thahas what you're looking for. >> reporter: there's more trial than error involved in cathy the new dishes featured in the book. ought ottolenghi discovered skully in one of his conditions. who brought bold intense flavors with asian flair to his creations. >> born in malaysia, grew up in australia. my mother's side is b bically we have indian and chinene heritage. on my father's side is basically irish and balinese heritage. >> reporter: it was the knack of bringing those early influences together that caught the eye of ottolenghi. >> is it possible for you two men to work together? you have your ideas, you have your ideas. >> when i first started he'd say this is too much, take this out.

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the trump soho and the trump international here in new york. there was no evidence that any customer information has been mismused. >>> a historic and deadly. that is the scene in south carolina where flood waters are ripping through parts of the state. nine people are dead. homes and businesses destroyed. tonight as rescue crews make their way through the devastated neighborhoods. nbc's jay gray is in the hard-hit area of columbia to give a look us a look at the scene. jay? >> it is devastating. the rain's easing. that's the good news and the problems here are clearly, take a look behind me. in some neighborhoods, they're still fighting rising flood waters and others like this one, they're dealing with what has been left behind. south carolina is still under water right now. historic flooding that has tossed aside cars, torn away roads, bridges and dams and swallowed communities from the coast through the midlands. >> we are continuing rescue and evacuation operations throughout the state. >> reporter: in the columbia area alone from the weeke

the two-bedroom apartment is located in the trendy soho neighborhood. >> very swanky.s you can see, not exactly sprawling. the kitchen essentially in the living room with no real dining room. but that is a fancy kitchen. come on. >> but it does have a gorgeous master bath with dual sinks, walk-in shower, and enormous soaking tub. steal in new york. that's a great deal. >> and another piece of celebrity real estate hitting the market on the west coast. >> we're talking about ben affleck and jennifer garner, who called it quits. and they're reportedly looking for a buyer for their home in pacific palisades. >> and according to "variety" magazine they're asking 45 million bucks. the sprawling 8,800-square-foot 1930s ranch-style home was owned by actor gregory peck. the couple bought it just six years ago for over 17 million. just over 17 million. that's a pretty large markup, though. >> that is. and rounding out our celebrity real estate report, beyonce and jay-z are moving into a new rental in l.a. near the playboy mansion. >> but this is no ordinary rental. the hip-hop

. >> reporter: in the heart of london's trendy soho neighborhood sits nopi, north of piccadilly.create the magic at home. with the help of his head chef skully. he's the one who burned the miso paste. when you came out with it i thought you're going to have to make another one. that's what you're looking for. there's more trial than error involved in creating the new dishes featured ottolenghi discovered skully in in the book. his kitchen. he brought bold, intense flavors with an asian flair to each new creation. >> born in malaysia, grew up in australia. my mother's side is basically we have indian and chinese heritage. on my father's side is basically irish and balinese heritage. >> reporter: it was the knack of bringing those early influences together that caught the eye of ottolenghi. is it possible for you two to work together? you have your ideas, you have your ideas. >> when i first started he'd say this is too much, take this out. it's got me in a way that sometimes too much on a plate does not work. being a young chef. but now he's got me three components, make it simple

>> a chef in soho. a personal chef. we are featuring it with thai food. rosanna: what does a ticket cost, it is including the meal? >> the meal in the seat. it is a big, big night. you start with a vip with a preparty, if not starting with a meal in the seat and after party and more food after wards. it is incredible. greg: everyone getting a salad like this. >> you get just a taste. 150 foods and drinks over the four days of the festival. greg: chocolate and cranberry scones the movie. of a child making the scones. it is shown in the family event. for the first time ever, we are doing first ever family event. rosanna: that is an awesome idea. you want to feel comfortable taking your kids to the movies. >> they are smelling delicious. greg: what was it before, single people? >> we have in theatre bar, we are the only film festival with the in-theatre bar. great fun night out in new york city. rosanna: how come we have not heard about this before. movies, film and alcohol, and food. this is a great night. >> greg: what is the website. the food festival.com

. >>> i was lucky enough to be invited to david mancuzo's legendary space in soho called the loft.ch about a style as it was an aesthetic of music. >> people dance, you can get high. and stay here all night. >> why are people dancing again? >> i wish i knew. but i'm glad it's happening. ♪ >> what we now know as disco really starts with a band called the tramps. the drummer, earl young, invents the idea. so everything is -- ♪ burn baby burn >> that's the sound of disco. ♪ burn baby burn ♪ burn baby burn >> i loved disco. i always loved dance music anyway. whatever i did as a producer was always danceable. >> george meroudder put together technology and soulful vocalists. donna summer being the biggest embodiment. and they make some of the biggest records of all time. ♪ ooh love to love you baby ♪ ooh love you love you baby "love to love you baby" was four minutes of singing. 14 minutes of -- a lot of not singing. ♪ oh love to love you baby ♪ oh love you love you baby >> i always wondered for the life of me was he just in the booth, more passion more -- >> actually i shooed everybody

>> yes, i am staying in one in soho. >> stephen: is it nice. >> really nice. >> stephen: did you personink he did. most i don't want them to know because i want the whole experience, but the whole thing is you get to virtually meet people when you stay there. >> stephen: how due virtually-- i don't understand. i never did it because i think it would freak out people. >> the way it works is everyone has a profile. you get to verify your identity. so you are who you say you are. and the whole thing works, if you were to stay in my place, you would book with me, all payments happen through the web site. and after the stay, you leave me a review. and then i leave you a review. we have had millions of people leave reviews. the whole thing works on the reputation system. >> stephen: how old is it? >> we started in 2008, about seven years old. >> stephen: how much of this taking off is because the economy was cratering in 2008 and people couldn't afford where is that why you started it. >> no, the reason-- well, that's a related point. it started because i was living in san francisco with my r

it's not in soho. it's run by columbia senior jonah ryder. it's out of his college dorm. it's in the communal kitchen there. it features five to eight courses, a new american menu. it's only $10 to $20 a meal. jonah takes reservations on yelp four nights a week, mostly from columbia students. >> i think of myself as maybe better than the average college student but definitely not an amazing cook. so i'm pleasantly surprised by all of the positive feedback. >> i got a feeling he's being a little modest there. pith is not technically a restaurant but a way to get to know people, he says. the city is looking at whether subjected to health department rules and regulations. what a cool idea. very nice. >> sure. give the kid credit. this is a business and he's growing it. >> you know what college food is like sometimes. >> it's the food court or pith. >>> 5:56 right now. coming up next, getting ready for an amazing postseason. how the mets are preparing for their world series quest. >>> and also at 6:00 a.m., a recall alert. we'll tell you why these high chairs could put young

laughter ] >> so we actually caught up with some of the members while they were prepping for a dinner in soho, the theme lightly movie "juice" that featured tupac shakur. this is anything but traditional. >> reporter: this is how it begins. menu planning and prep for a popup dinner thrown by ghetto gastro. >> my mission is bringing the bronx to the world and the world back to the bronx. >> reporter: ghetto and gastro are two words you might not put together but you should according to one of the three founders. >> i think the best comes from the ghetto. i think poor man's food is the best food. >> reporter: he grew up in the bronx with a passion for food. >> i became the restaurant king of the family young because i picked the best stuff and i was like 6. i became responsible for ordering everybody's food. >> reporter: it's no surprise that while he isn't a chef, he has a hand in planning the menus. >> i could be a little whimsical with my thought process. >> reporter: which isn't so easy according to pierre suro, a classically trained chef. as easily executed as you'd like to think but it's

they will diminish past sunset. 57 soho. woodhaven 59. already down to 48 in monticello. upper 20s later on tonight. widespread 30s in the suburbs. 60 in wrightstown. 24-hour temperature training 15 to 23 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. clear the first part of the night with lighter winds. 44 to start the day tomorrow. you want the sunshine, get out nice and early. clouds will thicken. low clouds will come in during the afternoon. that will keep us in the 50s tomorrow. wind will be light, not as pretty in terms of deep blue sky. clouds offshore. we are watching the cool dry air from canada. there is the next weather system. those are the high clouds that will stream in during the morning hours. heaviest rain to the north and west. some of this will swing in tomorrow night and give us showers. you can trace the moisture down to hurricane patricia and eventually after that storms flood parts of earn texas and parts of louisiana. some of that moisture will come up the eastern seaboard but that is not until midweek next week. it's starting to approach the shorelin

beach -- soho and brighton beach. 15 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. only 55 tonight for the low and up to 68 by noon and low to mid- 70s during the afternoon. you see a couple of passing high clouds in sullivan, dutchess, northern fairfield. lots of southwest flow. we are on the warm side of the front. you see the showers here, a couple may sneak into the catskills. we will remain dry. you trace the showers back to the windy city and a few north of town. that's where wrigley is. a couple of showers north of the field. mismatch over iowa. if this holds together, we are talking about a delay for the game. we have to watch this closely. this futurecast would hold off the showers. temperatures are not a problem. it's in the 60s. high resolution futurecast shows the heavier showers getting there at first pitch and staying for several hours. i am concerned that the truth lies in the middle where there is a rain threat that starts at the beginning of the game. 65 should do it. we remain dry, warm, 73. a few clouds to the north. on thursday, that is probably

before you get too excited, the soho apartment is going for $19,000 a month. he bought the penthouse eight years ago. he only lived there for a short time. pocket change. that. right? that? >> christa: i don't want to hear about the rent. >> jeremy: i can't afford it. a kootgory four storm moving northeast over the weekend. this is good news for us here for the united states. for the bahamas, different story at this time. it will improve throughout the afternoon. we have a different weather event here. a stalled-out front meandering across southern new england. most of the rain, southeast massachusetts, cape and the islands. light rain. tonight. and into tomorrow morning. the weekend is not lost. there are no hurricanes a few isolated showers tomorrow. low 50's. sunday, that is making strides against breast cancer walk at the hatch. dry sunday morning in boston. then pick some apples after that.

in soho, meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> the experts also tell meg not to forget thrift stores to save even more. >> what's old is new again. >> we learned a lot there, right? that's it for us here at 5:00. we'll see you again at 11:00. the news at 6:00 starts right now. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> an arrest by the nypd and a vow by mayor de blasio. good evening, i'm dana tyler. the mayor and police commissioner bratton responding to the video will that appears to show police officers roughing up a suspect. tonight they say officers will be trained to use the least possible force during arrests. cbs 2's political reporter marcia kramer with the story new at 6:00. >> and faithfully discharge pie duties. >> reporter: a new class of police officers taking the oath of office amid new and intense pressures to avoid improper use of force when making arrests. >> a lot has changed over the years. a lot of recognition of how to deescalate conflict. >> these new officers are going to be trained in a way that's more effective. they are going to be trained how to get

the vp also says at the soho store, the big announcement was made during a team huddle this morning. i'm sure they were happy coming out of the huddle. by the time the meeting was over, several workers already formed a carpool to the catskills for thanksgiving weekend. >>> still ahead, that disturbing video inside a classroom. a deputy takes down a student tonight. how the federal government is getting involved in the investigation. >> and it's the hottest show on broadway. thousands of students will get to see hamilton for a fraction of the p i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. take metro north to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high above the hudson. swing a club at one of america's greatest courses... see spectacular sights underground... ...or thrilling sights above it. there's so many incredible ways to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill?

everyone talking in soho. pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pumpkin macchiato blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale is back... plus 1! woo-hoo! right now buy one get one at half price throughout the entire store. blinds. shades. sunscreens. the entire store! hey, any excuse for a party. and big savings. blinds to go. blinds for life. party on, people. blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale is back... plus 1! celebrate when you buy one get one at half price off the entire store. blinds. shades. sunscreens. the entire store! 'cause the older we get, the more you save. that's just how we roll. >>> well a quiet part of soho restaurant scene. >> tony tantillo takes us to houseman for this week's dining deal. >> reporter: we are at houseman's. the space has aic touch and block tables. but it's the traditional and inventive food that stands out. this was designed to enjoy sustainable food without breaking the bank. tell me about the chick than i have read so much about. >> w

in soho clients can get a photo box pick of their perfect advertisement. >> we are living through the greatest communications shift of our time. >> reporter: this social media expert says the selfie strategy is changing the way companies get the word out. >> it's changed everything because customers have louder voices and can reach many more people the way you market and have to get to people now happens in a social first environment. >> reporter: selfie snappers wan benefit, too. many stores reward them with discounts and freebies. >> i think we live in a world where people want to share what they do for every move. >> reporter: and businesses are giving them an easy way to do it. meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> some people want to share everything they do. [ pause ] >> yesterday we had the whole plastic surgery thing because of the selfies. now it's helping businesses. it's a cash cow. >> it's time to cash in. >> it is. >> absolutely. >>> up next, zap the fat away? it looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. how this new device promises to melted your fat cells with lasers. >> also, ge

also, we're headed back to new york city to birchbox's only retail store in soho.moisturizer and body wash. lemonis: you just set up yours. i wanted katia to see the progress that we've made. i wanted our lip gloss to be carried in the sample box. and i wanted our product on the shelves. -katia: hi! -lemonis: hi, katia. how are you? good to see you. so, we made a lot of progress in a short period of time. katia: i'm kind of already taken aback 'cause on the table that day was so much product, and it's a lot fewer. i think it looks high-end. lemonis: katia was legitimately impressed by the new look and how we've focused our product line. katia: we'd be super-excited to have you. and just from one entrepreneur to another, so impressed. -miranda: thank you so much. -lemonis: it was easy, right? -easy process? -miranda: [ laughs ] lemonis: and since she's asked us to be a part of her monthly subscription and her retail store, i expect our revenue to double within the year. we're excited to do business. miranda: thank you. i appreciate it. -katia: we don't do that. righ

the samsung studio in soho 130 prince street. >> greg: all right, we are going to meet one of the first men to walk on the moon. he's been t re unpacking already? yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. (beep) hey... ll do. wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. the best part of wakin' up so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. is folgers in your cup what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and let's review: equals thermacare. the proof that it heals is you. rosanna: it is all about you. thank you for saying nice things after trying brookside chocolates, v tweeted: "leave it to me to drop a brookside down my shirt & lose it." you didn' t lose it. you saved it for later. talk about delicious. we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey' s is mine, yours, our chocolate. listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to de

a giant pizza party planned in soho for a worthy cause. st. anthony's church on sullivan street hosting an event at 6:00 this evening called slice out hunger. 50 pizzerias from around the city will be selling pizza pies. they'll sell them for a dollar a slice. all the money raised goes to the food bank of new york city. last year the event raised some $30,000. so that's great. the food bank of new york city does some great work. harvesting food that's not used, getting to people who really need it. >> it's important work. all right. 5:23 right now. you may not have the pumpkin pie on your dinner table this thanksgiving. >> that's because crop experts say there will be enough pumpkins for halloween, but it may not be the case for the canned pumpkins for thanksgiving pie. farmers are blaming the record rainfall in the midwest for washing out the purpose mpkin crop. >> i'm going to have to stock up. >> i love a pumpkin pie. >> my mother makes a great pumpkin pie. >> i like to eat a lot of food but not pumpkin pie. >> is it a texture thing? >> it'

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