under oath in a civil lawsuit about one of the people who helped develop the trump soho hotel and condominium in new york city. the man on the right with trump at the hotel launch party. felix sater, a twice convicted felon once tied to organized crime and a massive stock scam someone trump maintains he barely knows in his videotaped testimony obtained by abc news trump said he could not even recall what sater looked like. >> if he were sitting in the room right now i really wouldn't know what he looked like. >> reporter: but an abc news investigation found sater, an executive at a real estate company was actively involved in a number of proposed deals with trump. here they were at a gathering in denver in 2005 and in 2010 three years after sater's mob ties became public the trump organization issued sater business cards identifying him as a senior adviser to donald trump with a trump organization e-mail address and phone number. trump's lawyer says sater was an independent broker but no deals came out of it. whatever the relationship it appears to be very much a sore point for trump. >> why

. >> volunteers at god's love in soho worked to cook and deliver meals for those who couldn't for themselves. >> i wouldn't stop coming here. i still, when i leave the building, still walk out on clouds. >> volunteers with city meals on wheels were also out in full force today. helpers of all ages pitched in with deliveries throughout the city. >>> today, a tribeca for hundreds of our city's homeless. the owners of city hall have been open for two decades, serving them a warm meal, and giving a toy to a kid. sadly, the tradition is coming to an end. the restaurant is closing christmas eve due to economic troubles. the restaurant owners do hope another restaurant will pick up that wonderful tradition. >>> one last check on santa's whereabouts. >> it looks like he's in thunder bay, ontario. if there are any boys and girls still up, you'd better get to bed soon. he is coming your way. >> temperatures in the 50s. mid- to upper 50s, so another warm start. we do have some fog in the mix, of course, but at least the day is going to be nice and warm for everybody to enjoy. >> thanks so much. >> anot

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there's a chinese hot pot place opening in soho on january 4 that should be very good. does london compare with other global cities? >> i think munden is getting better and better. the big debate is between london and new york. i spent time in new york this year. it is fantastic for restaurants. london, with all these openings, is going gangbusters. guy: richard, thank you very much indeed. enjoy lunch. up next, the year ahead. sam grobart investigates the companies, technologies, and industries set to make an impact in 2016. that's it for "the pulse." see you in "surveillance" in half an hour. ♪ sam: every year around november or december, many journalists will get an assignment that makes them feel -- >> gulp. >> oh boy. sam: a little nervous. >> shoot, man, you are putting me on the spot. sam: they will be asked to write a story about what will happen in the coming year. >> the worst thing journalists can do is try and predict the future. >> i don't think anyone has made an accurate prediction once. >> there is an excellent chance that i am going to be wrong. sam: pr

what trump said under oath in a civil lawsuit, about one of the people who helped develop the trump soho hotel and condominium in new york city. the man on the right with trump at the hotel launch party: felix sater a twice- convicted felon once tied to organized crime in a massive stock scam, someone trump now maintains he barely knows. in his video-taped testimony, obtained even recall what sater looked like. donald trump: if he were sitting in this room, i wouldn't know what he looked like. but an abc news investigation found sater, an executive at a real estate company, was actively involved in a number of proposed deals with trump, here they were together in denver in 2005. and in 2010, three years after sater's mob ties became public, the trump organization issued sater business cards identifying him as a senior advisor to donald trump, with a trump organization e-mail address and phone number. trump's lawyer says sater was an independent broker but t t deals came out of it. whatever the relationship, it appears to be a very much sore point for trump. bbc: why didn't you got to fel

this artist photographer moved to soho, far from chic at the time. her rent was $300 a month. we caught up with her in her old neighborhood. >> it was rough. it was rough. it was dangerous. it was abandoned. it wasn't safe. i had a couple of the waiters walk with me. >> reporter: even for steve lewis, known for his grit, the streets were to be wary of. we caught up with him outside limelight. >> it was a lawless town. this was the wild, wild west. you couldn't walk down the streets in new york and feel safe. practically anywhere. >> reporter: while steve and ellen remember how dangerous downtown was, they both speak of how it led to something incredibly special, a creative >> the art grew out of the danger. we had the growth of the street art, the graffiti, the music, the beastie boys, run dmc, the birth really -- not the birth, but the development of hip-hop and that entire culture came out of the streets. >> there was that feeling of being a pioneer, being like free-wheeling, experimental. >> reporter: we can see the grimy manhattan canvas that the art scene exploded from la

the prosecution wanted the jury to do a walk through of the neighborhood in soho where patz the judge denied the request. both sides will be back in court tomorrow. hernandez's first trial ended with a hung jury. >>> a big night for the hopefuls. they are taking the debate stage. the debate featuring four lower polling candidates is underway now then at 9:00 p.m. the front runners take the stage in las vegas. all eyes are on donald trump and ted cruz sparring most in recent days. >>> as we continue with "eyewitness news at 6:00" on this tuesday night, three lives saved. three families linked forever. a heartwarming gathering of people meeting for the first time. >> do you think your commute is the worst? which buses earned the award for the slowest an least re -- and least reliable in new york city. >> wind was anything but slow today. gusts pushing 40 miles per hour in a couple of spots. we hit record highs. holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. everything in one p

live in soho, a.j. ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> that ice skating rink looks like a swimming pool. check out our website, abc7ny. we are keeping track up of to and forecasts for every part of the country. >>> more now on the developing story we told you about earlier. the death toll rising tonight after severe storms across the south. four people confirmed dead after spring-like storms in mississippi and arkansas. 17 tornadoes touched down including one that destroyed 20 homes and killed at least two people. two others are missing. in arkansas a tree blew over on a house killing a teen girl. for a playoff spot, but the only spot odell beckham jr. will be vague for will be a comfortable spot on his couch, being suspended for outrageous penalties at the last game. he will be watching from home. later in sports rob powers with beckham's apology. >>> it's not clear tonight if an mta worker will be bus triggered a chain reaction act. the mta says the driver failed to secure the city bus on the upper we

the christmas day forecast, the problem of late rain coming in south and west of new york city. 61 soho. bayside 62. staten island, you are at 59. hudson valley in the 50s. monticello you had 30s last night. around 50s. visibilities have come way up. at 4:00 it was 2 miles at j.f.k. islip a half mile. still low on the island. tricky travel on the island. doing well on the hudson valley and jersey shore. the night. clouds and fog, some dense at 54. and fog. rain holds off to late morning or midday. heavier in the afternoon hours. clouds are trying to thin. the rain moved off for the time being. the next batch of heavy rainfall is down in the gulf of mexico. it's waiting for this low out of the rockies to get involved and scoop up the moisture and send it up the east coast. that is tomorrow. it won't happen until midday or afternoon. you can see how lighter rains are coming in. really coming down, pouring during the afternoon hours and winding down during the early evening. a good soaking of an inch or more at 62. a sweet spot in between fronts thursday. clouds thin out. record shattering

>> i don't know what my favorite is, i'veveeen there in soho, it's fantastic. i like the five guy's burgers. they're pretty strong. >> napkin burgers are good too. >> there's a million, thanks. >>> still ahead here on news 4 at noon, santa con is coming to totawn. where you might to want avoid this weekend, unless you want to party with st. nick. >>> santa con makes its way from brooklyn into manhattan this weekend. thousands of costumes santas taking part in the annual bar crawl will meet in mccarron park in williamsburg park. then the east village, but the nypd is reminding them, not to be naughty during their travels. local residents and businesses about their un-santa like behavior. we'll be right back. behave for uncle pete. bye, see you guys later. [boys screaming] now time warner cable makes your internet go faster. up to 300 megs. are you having fun? yeah it's ok. it's good. in-home wifi powered by the latest equipment available to cover all your devices. so when you need more from your internet, it's there for you. discover how much more is included. g

you have a barber in soho and a radio show? >> yes. >> what do you talk about? >> a lot of old music and sort of tips and different things i suggest throughout the show. >> nice, very cool. >> for now, mike woods is here, mike, i have to say, we are jealous of the pampering session here, what's with up. >> that is making me nervous, but michael is a pro. to what is going on out there, it is feeling like winter now. look at the dog perplexed there. thank you todd for sending this in. conditions and icy conditions. it is only about a half inch to an inch in most of the locations. it is slick out there. when you step outside, if not treating be careful. it is rain in the city. the warmer temperatures are still making their come back here and changing this over to rainfall. that is what you are going to see throughout the majority of the day. futurecast is saying that. the precip is backing down in the afternoon and drying out tomorrow afternoon, a mix of clouds and sun, and actually tomorrow, there could be a few showers reappearance here in the tristate. the high

the shopping capital of the world, in a place like times square or on fifth avenue or on broadway in soho, that's a very good marketing decision. it's the face of the brand. it's the face to the world. they not only get the tourists, they're acknowledged all over. and the foot traffic is here. so, i think if you're going to open five suburban stores or one new york city flagship, they're going to decide one new york city flagship. >> but what does the message that toys "r" us send to not only landlords but the industry in general? >> well, you know, it's the toy business. it has nothing to do -- not nothing -- it has something to do with the location. yes, fao schwarz closed, and yes, toys "r" us closed. and just to give you a point of reference, that lease was $9 million annual rent, which seemed enormous back when we had made that deal, actually, 15 years ago. but today, that rent's $40 million, but the toy business has changed. you have all the toys being purchased not only online but at walmart, at kmart, at all the big box category-killers. and the price differential has made that ve

. >> you work at a barker shop in soho. >> yes, fellow barber. >> are you done? >> laos bit. we are fine tuning. >> we'll check in with mike woods and while we do, ben is getting finished up. >> mike, what'd you think? michael had a lot of work. keep it up. to what's happening out there. well, we have seen winter weather coming back here, here is a shot. thanks to tom for sending that in. anyhow, looks good out there. nice coating. sleet and mixed with the snow and freezing rain. it is icy out there. be careful on the walks. the decks out there. they are iced over. a lot of slip and falls happen with days like this. the winter advisory is scaling back. there is a chance of it coming down earlier. up. we have 42 degrees at central park with rain coming through here. it is not a ton of rain. coming by. the shower action is breaking up soon enough. we have some to the west of us. we are not in the clear yet. keep the umbrellas around for the morning. headed to lunchtime it is winding down. we have the dryer air working into the tristate. there is a front passing by later on. mos

your right hand trump said under oath one of the people who helped develop the trump soho hotel and condominium in new york city. with trump at the hotel launch party: felix sater a twice- convicted felon once crime in a massive trump now maintains he barely knows. in his video-taped testimony, obtained by abc news, trump said he could not even recall what sater looked like. donald trump: if he were sitting in this room, i wouldn't know what he looked like. but an abc news investigation found sater, an executive at a real estate company, was actively involved in a number of proposed deals with trump, here they were together in denver in 2005. after sater's mob ties became public, the trump organization issued sater business cards identifying him mail address and phone number. trump's lawyer says sater was an independent broker but not deals came out of it. whatever the relationship, it appears to be a very much sore point for trump. bbc: why didn't you got to felix sater, and say, "you're connected with the mafia. you're fired." two years ago, trump cut short a bbc interview after being pressed

. >>> i was lucky enough to be invited to david mancuzo's legendary space in soho called the loft. people here, people who dance, people who hop up and down. you can get high, 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. with four on the floor. 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. the melody. >> george meroudder put together technology and soulful vocalist. donna summer being the ultimate 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, like, was he in the booth like more passion, mor

in soho plenty of folks spent the day dining outside or taking the dog for a walk. how long will the warmth last? meteorologist jeff smith is here with the answer and the forecast. >> we obliterated records in parts of the area. central park's old record was 64 set in 1923. got up to 67 this afternoon. records at newark and islip, a pair of 68s. bridgeport 61. those weren't the warmest locations. morristown, 72. 73 for belmar and toms river. it was cooler well off to the north and east and we were advertising that, the backdoor cold front slipping in from the north and east cooling off places like montauk and poughkeepsie. cooling off in the 50s there. the front moved through cooling us down to 58 agrees. the time of the year. 50 at monticello. you are sitting pretty at 61 at toms river. we are going down to 54 overnight. rob, you were asking me how long it will last? at least into the day, 63. we have rain coming in tomorrow. with will time it out in the full accuweather forecast. right now out to mallory hoff. she had the difficult task of talking to people about

times square and astoria soho, queens ranked fifth. busy neighborhoods with commercial districts. >> paying the bills. 6:49. up next, why a 2-year-old might be better than you with an ipad. w kids don' t stay little forever. so help them get the opportunity they need. it' s never too early or too late to save for college. you can open a ny 529 account with just $25. and you may get tax benefits ou pay income tax in new york state. someday you' ny' s 529 college savings program. >>> welcome back. 6:52. 56 degrees out on a tuesday. well, parents, you may have noticed this. >> yeah. new study from ireland shows the majority of 2-year-olds already know how to use touchscreen techno gy. 91% of parents surveyed said their kid could swipe on smart screens. experts say this type of technology use is more like traditional play, they say, than watching tv, i guess. it could have a different impact on the developing brains of toddlers. >> they're very good at it. they can swipe and do all sortsen of things. >>> the "today" show is coming up in a

with chef caps on and their new soho location chicken rice and veggies were served with a smile this christmas eve. >> knowing we are helping other people helps us. >> reporter: god's love we deliver is the leading provider of life sustaining meals and nutrition counseling for people living with severe illnesses. >> people who are living with aids, cancer, alzheimer's disease, parkinson's disease, kidney or heart failure. 200 different diagnoses. >> reporter: 4500 meals delivered today. nearby hudson county in new jersey to those with special dietary needs. >> we do individually tailored meals specifically for them. >> reporter: many volunteers come every week. >> i had retired and didn't know what to do and my daughter knew about god's love coming here ever. i still when i leave the clouds. >> reporter: you can still be part of today's giving by going online. >> you can sponsor a holiday meal for $10. >> reporter: in other parts of the city santa sent out young helpers early. [ music ] >> reporter: children delivered "citymeals on wheels." >> i think it's really nice to give food to

they eventually ended up buying a store in london soho.use it in the book not just nostalgically and not just for the opportunity to talk about myself, because it represents an example of the way in which technological change affects them. i write about them as people who first rode the wave of technological and innovation with the invention of the industrial sewing machine. it allows them to sell their stuff to women who would take it home and make their own dresses. then you had another technological revolution which made cheap off-the-shelf dresses and clothing particularly for women. it made women's lives change. they didn't have the time or just in making their own stuff so suddenly their business became redundant and ironically enough is coming back now to 3-d printing out everyone can. as i explain in the book there are challenges with business models because if everyone has that same software and all you are doing is buying 3-d printers which are essentially factories it's not clear what where the business model is and is not aware

dari: many of the sunglasses that you see on celebrities are the vision of a soho businessman. steve: alison morris introduces us to the man behind it. >> reporter: hi, guys. this is an unlikely business story if there ever was one. they launched in the middle of the great recession. the founders believed that helped them. it was a time when people really products at more affordable prices. >> glasses shouldn't cost $700. >> for daniel silverman, it was that simple. good sunglasses shouldn't be so expensive. he was looking for a pair in 2009 and couldn't find anything, so he launched his own brand in new york city. >> it was a tough time to start a business. in '09, it was the recession and everybody told me don't start it. don't do it. >> reporter: he wouldn't listen. >> the biggest advantage we had in '09, we didn't know better. >> reporter: he launched with five frames in four colors. >> this was the firstair we launched with. this is our classic handmade in italy with green lenses. it's $177. >> reporter: all made in italy. >> he gave me a shot and made six samples. >> repo

you have this haze that's just very low over parts of midtown and down towards soho and chelsea. downtown the building's okay and a little hole in the overcast. 61 right now, easterly wind at 6 and the barometer's on the fall. the temperature managed to squeak out 65 degrees in between hours there. pretty incredible. when you think about the normals it's so out of whack. 43 is the average high. 22 degrees above average today. there's your record. we were only 2 shy of a record today, and we could still have record warmth as we go through late week. thinking about getting back to normal, i want to take an early look at the weekend. feels like 30s on saturday with a high of 40 and 44 on sunday. so a little colder for the giant isogram this weekend. now look at the planner. this is important because it shows you the rain coming in between 7 and 8:00 tonight. earlier across parts of new jersey and into parts of the catskills and poconos. remaining very mild overnight. we're not losing the mild air just yet. upper 50s on the island right now because you have some of the low clouds. sa

when he -- i don't know how long he's in new york at the time, but i'm walking down the street in soho. and you know, i don't know who he is. and he runs up to me. he says, "hey, you know, i'm a stand up comedian. this is my reel. would you take a look at it?" so i took a look at it. it was funny as [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] so, we were like, we've got to bring this guy in. and we auditioned him. he didn't get the part. [ laughter ] but that film wasn't a comedy. but -- so that's an example of that we actually -- you know that i actually do lookok- >> seth: and every now and then it works out. >> yeah. >> seth: you've always, from the very beginning, you've done big movies, you've done little movies. on very small budgets. what is it about the small budget? do you like it? is it exciting to make a movie with very little money like that? >> you know, it is. [ laughter ] but, also, it's -- you do it out of love, but y y kind of do it out of necessity. >> seth: right. >> you know, like any career is filled with peaks and valleys so, trying to get into the business. "mcmullen" i make for $25

soho at 59. brighton beach at 58. we saw kala rama in hicks vim. a lot of fog on the island and down the shore and more clearing north. that's why it's gotten a lot cooler. 41 in poughkeepsie and 45 in andover. those are actually closer to typical daytime highs in december. early fog at the coast, clouds will break for sun at times. clouds thicken again late day and watch out for a couple drizzles or some showers as we go through the overnight. a lot of high clouds around. there will be some thin spots and some filtered sun at times. the fog should thin out along the coast. clouds will hang tough at the shoreline. a's complicated situation because there's a front draped right along the coast. area, feels a little drier, a little bit more breaks, and then fog and more humid still at the coastline. this high a little more to the south and isologous to get some brightening. the high moves away and this moisture can come back up and that's why we're forecasting more rain tonight into tomorrow. you can see how the clouds hug the coast. then some light s

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on christmas eve, volunteers at god's love we deliver in soho meals to those too ill to cook or shop for themselves. those giving, they say year round it's work they love. >> i wouldn't stop coming here ever. i still, when i leave the building, still walk on clouds. >> volunteers with city meals on wheels were also out in force yesterday. helpers of all ages pitching in to deliveries all around the city. it looks like santa's sleigh isn't the only top red vehicle cruising through the area this christmas. we caught this convertible and crew making their way across the triburro bridge. more proof if you needed any of the remarkably warm temperatures, which included record highs for christmas eve, which brings us to erica martin here with our forecast. i guess we didn't need our heavy coats today, erica. >> not at all. conditions for today above normal once again. yesterday we topped out at 72 degrees and looks like 60s. mid 60s for today. however, we're starting to see starting to flow in. middletown, 39 degrees. sussex, 43. so again, everything cooling down from the northwest towards

they want to take jurors to the soho neighborhood where etan went missing. we're showing you incorrect video of suffolk county. he will go back on trial. they want the trial dropped because of missing witnesses. >>> long island they're expected to call for federal monitor of the suffolk county officers. james burke was indicted on federal charges. prosecutors allege he beat a man and then covered it up. they tell the federal monitor that would be an overreaction. >>> this morning three people are facing charges after they tried to climb the rock can he feller center christmas tree. they were protesting the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. two others arrested for trying to block police. they are charged with disorderly conduct. >> 5:08. new numbers that show president obama's approval rating is taking a hit. it's because of the i shall ssue of bernardino and paris. >> yes. they not only put national security front and center but they have helped drive president obama's approval rating down to 43%. that is its lowest level in more than a year. down in fact t

on christmas eve, volunteers at god's love, we deliver in soho prepared, packed, and delivered meals to those too ill to cook or shop for themselves. those giving their time say all year round, it is work they love. >> i wouldn't stop coming here ever. i still -- when i leave the building, still walk out on clouds. >> volunteers with city meals on wheels are also out in force yesterday. helpers of all ages pitching in with deliveries all around the city. >> a holiday tradition came to an end as a restaurant served its final feast for hundreds of the city's homeless. the owner of city hall has eve for 17 years. serving warm meals and even giving a toy to every child. but the restaurant is closing new year's eve due to financial troubles. the owner hopes another restaurant will pick up the tradition. >>> all right, a christmas eve barbecue is not a tradition in the tristate area, but it is one way that people are celebrating the holiday in this incredibly warm weather. from brooklyn, cbs 2 reports. >> at the annual christmas lights extravaganza, the hottest attraction this year. the ic

soho she just feels lef at out. >> she not only wants anta to come visit her she wants the whole h iday to come visit her. >> she does. she doesn't get that. that was for us. it's a good time it's an age for kids to realize there are other cultures, other people celebrating other things and we definitely wanted to bring that in. the great thing about our book is part of our p roceeds are ing to feed the peace ohich is a nonprofit organization, it's a camp in maine where they incorporate israeli and palestinian teachers together at camp. >> since it's a children's book and not a thriller, we can kind of give the ending a little bit. how does rachel figure it out at the end >> her mom says sometimes we thoof accept what is and she a lot of us do, that's where we are on christmas. she runs into a lot of her classmates from school who she runs into -- >> of different faiths. >> and a bunch of other children who are also not celebrating christmas. >> you got a great resume. is this now the writing bug. has it bitten you? >> i don't know. i wanted to write the story. my co-author wanted to. i

he is charged with the murder of the 6-year-old in soho in 1979. he is due to face a jury in february for his second trial. the first ended with a deadlocked jury last may. >>> nine republican presidential candidates face off tonight. it comes as donald trump faces a growing challenge in iowa from texas senator ted cruz. >>> all right, let's go to alex denis for a final look at traffic. >> thank you. you see a lot of red here, disabled truck on the delays here now back to the williamsburg bridge. and a live look at the lincoln tunnel, hudson river crossings have delays. 30 minute wait at the george washington and holland. experiencing delays. about an hour due to a disailed and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and remember to be safe, don't text and drive. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> hi everybody. wrapping up the rain. good morning lady liberty. quick snapshot and a few showers exiting the area. they are exiting on the wings of some gusty west wind. winds are going the fill in to 25, 30-plus. 61, so not as

it's very trendy neighborhood, west of soho, and i live in the neighborhood. i always went there.er. when i started going here, i just kept coming back because the message is profound and you have a bunch of friends. we go for dinner, then to mass and for drinks after to the parish house on mulberry. >> the message is always on target. the pastor does an excellent job of making it relevant. >> father jonathan morris originally there, loved it there. when you think back how relevant the messables are to your bracket what is one sermon that sticks out? >> last night in fact the monsignor was talking about "star wars" and how popular it was and it is a story of redemption which parallels with the christian story of redemption. >> so keeps your attention and keeps coming back. the time of the service is 7:00 p.m.? >> 7:00 p.m. >> is that a differencemaker than morning mass? >> absolutely. people go away for the weekend, come back sunday night and still make mass even if they're traveling but it's also just a great way to hit reset before you start your week and what better way to do t