downtown stamford connecticut this sunday. as i said, it all gets underway with a practice run later today. this should be a fun one. this will be the first case. that should be really fun. colorado will go up two-zero. less than a minute left in the third. the avalanche, they would two-zero. they beat the hurricanes. we know about the jets and giants. that rivalry continues this weekend. it will be a great, great game. once again, get up there. the landmark building, we will be going down this building around the clock. it will be a practice run. a lot of fun. ted j, i am not as nervous as i juliet: i don't know why. >> we remember. ben: i think it was called the boarding you did last year. >> that is right. i was literally so nervous. we jumped out of a plane together. more nerve-racking. more nerve-racking than that last year. i am work on the share. >> you are a stud. it will be a lot of fun for you. >> you can handle it. >> we are in great hands. they are terrific. you can see behind us. we have the best of the best here.

the stamford museum and nature center's "a billion bricks three: galactic travels" exhibit is a work of construction fit for a jedi master. it's made up of fan favorites like the tie fighters, x-wings and a few whimsical arrangements like storm troopers on trains. they gathered every single lego mini figure -- 620 in all - and assembled them brick by brick, click by click. >>> developing news tonight. a state of emergency tornado outbreak tears

the stamford museum and nature center's "a billion bricks three: galactic travels" exhibit is a construction fit for a jedi master. it's made up of fan favorites like the tie fighters...x- wings...and a few whimsical arrangements like storm troopers on trains. they gathered every single lego mini figure -- 620 in all - and assembled them brick by brick. " (kirsten brophy curator of exhibitions, stamford museum) "a lot of people ask us every day 'how many lego bricks are in this exhibition?' and we don't really know for sure. it's close to a million." deborah: 'a billion bricks 3: galactic travels' exhibit runs until february 7th. do you remember the classic scene from "i love lucy" where lucy and ethel worked on a conveyor belt at a chocolate factory? well that scene put that factory on the map...and more than 60- years ter... the convnvor belt is humming along faster than ever. abc's david muir (meer) has more. "just 3 days away?. and ththquestion we've been asking holiday shoppersrs for years? dm you're in? mos: i'm in, i'm in perhaps one thinin made in america under that christsts tree? g

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we just hired a young one from stamford who is every bit as good as her peers and if there are more like, we will hire them. what we are not prepared to do is lower our standards. what if there are fabulously bright, driven women interested n technology, who can meet our performance standards, we will hire them all day and night. emily: you took a step back from day-to-day operations in 009. how are you doing? sir michael: it's great. emily: what has it been like the last two or three years? sir michael: i have enjoyed it. i did so for a variety of reasons. which i talked about of the time, which we don't need to revisit. i act as, i hope, a helpful team member. i'm not involved with the management of the business at all. i am involved with several companies, some of them very young, and whenever someone wants help, i am more than happy to do it. we go to china. i have a couple of investments in europe i am engaged with. i also had time to do things like write a book with a wonderful man who managed a fantastic soccer league. emily: yeah, you could be sitting on a beach right now. sir mi

. >> it doesn't mean scientists are not trying, ross shimabuku went to stamford university where researchers watching hummingbirds, and trying to it. >> reporter: it's 8am. we are on the hunt for hummingbirds in the cactus garden at stanford university. they flit around quickly, but with a high speed camera you can capture the micromovements. >> it's amazing how you can take the camera out. and using the aerial manoeuvres, and slow speeds. for the naked eye you can tell what is happening. you can see them flipping around, in the middle of the air. you can see. >> this is a mechanical engineering grad student focussing on the study of humming birds. >> most birds have their wings down. humming birds flap and flap backward on the up stroke and it can support weight that way. >> does that keep them still in ? >> that allows them to hover, it's interesting that they can hover like this. when we build robots, we want them to include this ability. >> the race is on to provide drones that can do everything from aerial surveillance to packaging. flying robots is a long way off. a team of scientists

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. >> against stamford, they have a lot of athletes that can move in space. they do a good job of disguising some coverages. tony: kcci is headed out tomorrow. you can see their coverage starting on tuesday. we are only days away now. game is set for 4:00 p.m. new year's day in pasadena. the stakes were through the roof at arrowhead stadium today. clinch a playoff spot for kansas city so they were looking to , take care of business. alex smith 11 yards threads the first quarter, needle to jeremy maclin for the opening td of the game then later on, smith. this time, to travis kelce for the 13 yard td. closing seconds of the game, johnny manziel connects for the first down. clock is ticking. they just run out of time. kansas city survives and clinches a spot in the playoffs. 17-13 the final. there is on the road taking on tampa bay. two teams out of the playoff hunt. jay cutler nice pass to kadeem carey for the touchdown. closing seconds, tampa bay throws of a hail mary. and it works. final play, they have to go for the onside kick. bears hold on, 26-21 the fin

the dutchman was in the stands for "a's match at stamford bridge as supporters sang mourinho's name. match sitting 16th 16 points above the relegation zone fans were cheering as branislav eye safe c put the blues ahead. with all-star netting chelsea's third goal from the penalty spot in the second half, the home side responding well to prematch chat with a much needed 3-1 win. >> just that they had a responsibility to the football club and its supporters all around the world. >> in a club statement before the match, he said i am excited to return to stamford bridge, chelsea one of the biggest clubs in the world but is not where it should be at the moment. however, i am sure that we can all turn the season around i am looking forward to working with the players and staff at this great club. as for mourinho himself, he attended an english championship game between middlesrbrough and bright an. earlier his management put out a statement saying that the portuguese won't be taking say sabbatical and is already looking ahead. >>> in other results top of the table lester city increased thei

the 52-year-old portuguese returned to stamford bridge in june after a 16 year gap. this byte seven trophies during two separate spells in charge, he was fired -- despite seven trophies during two separate spells in charge, he has been fired. the premier league lead has been sent to five points. manager of chelsea hosts. one player could be out for two months after the french -- he was injured in munich's champion league. he had returned from a nine-month ankle problem. the freshman has played just 15 minutes of league football this season. biathlon and simone shem's goes to victory in western slovenia thursday. the german finished 14th in the winter olympics in 2014. tohas shot clean on his way individual wildly -- defending champion can only manage fifth. this year's surfing world champion taught included traumatic faction after a drama desousa won a third-place title. -- gabrielle medina was beaten to the title. desousa dedicated his winnings to a person who was killed by an off-duty police officer who was home in brazil. inre was history made somalia. the footbal

so i think they will be able so slow down the stamford offense. back to you josh. ... to the wrestling mat, it's the championship round of the midlands championships ... 125, iowa's thomas gilman with the early take down for two points... he defeated ronnie rios of oregon state, 5-1 for his 2nd midlands championship ... 133, northern iowa josh alber went into overtime in his match against emilio saavedra of old dominion... saavedra gets the takedown to win 3-1 ... 149, iowa's brandon sorensen facing northwestern's jason tsirtsis... this also went into ot... sorensen gets over the leg for the takedown and the win for his first midlands championship ... 165, iowa state's tanner weatherman runs into some trouble... he gets pinned by chad welch of purdue ... 197, iowa's nathan burak defended his title against nebraska's derek white... grabs the leg for the takedown... burak wins the match 5-1... ... college basketball, iowa state men taking on non-conference game ... the cyclones were able to score at will... montre morris lobs it up to jameel mckay for the flush... mckay

that would be big for stamford, as well. i know we have had finalists in the past year to have not actually one. but to win it, that would be something that would be a really emotional moment. scott: we will let you know tonight, of course. january 1 is a big game, iowa and stanford in pasadena. let's talk some big four hoops. the hawkeye basketball team has the week off. iowa state is back on its home court sunday at 5:00, against arkansas-pine bluff. drake and uni are in action right now, as we speak. drake at nevada. boom, very good. 5-4, nevada leading early. here is a score we are talking about. iowa state is number two in the coaches poll. the only team ahead of them is michigan state. florida is right there with michigan state. if they could knock off michigan state, that would open the door for the cyclones to become the number one team in the nation. that comes out, we will let you know later tonight. kentucky is no longer the number one team in the nation. but they can ball. here comes alex poythress. look out belo

a downpour not too far from stamford over to banksville. you see heavy downpours right there and that's near toms river and stafford. that's going to good offshore and head towards the east end of long island so we're still in this lighter area for another hour. this is all coming north so that's why i think from 7:30 until 9:30 we will get into another heavy batch then it will get lighter. incredible storm in the country with travel grid long. tornado watches along the carolinas, even snow on the northern side of the storm but we're not talking cold just yet. there's the resurgence in rain. when we sigh at 11:00 it should be mushing -- pushing north and east. rain tapers to drizzle. foggy and mild and rising to the 60s. 74 tomorrow. fog, maybe midday breaks but also an isolated thunderstorm. record warmth is a lock. it's the all-time record high that we might break. on the seven-day accuweather forecast, good news about christmas, the rain will hold off until tomorrow night. up to record wormt on sunday, dropping to 46 on monday and if rai

but certainly, the opportunity to play next friday in the best outstanding stamford team -- standforford team. we are thrilled to be here. tony: after they're done rubbing elbows with goofy and micky, it's time to get down to work. step one, slow down christian mccaffery. the sophomore has been lighting up the stat sheet and is one of the best running backs in the country. but mccaffery is just the tip of the iceberg for this stanford team. the cardinal are near the top of pretty much every statistical category in the pac 12. and so, the hawks know they need to be sharp on both sides of the ball. george: yeah, they are a fantastic team -- pac-12 champs. they do a lot of good things on defense and offense. it is good to be a really good game, you know? two teams that do things similar, we're going to run the ball, they're going to run the ball. tevaun: we have had a chip on our shoulders all season. we will get out there and do what we like, prove people wrong and continue to work hard. january 1. tony: kcci is headed out early next week. andy, scott, eric, and steve will all be making th

such a park 1.25. .4 in stamford. we need a few of these before the end of the year. now, it is all gone. the brain is offshore. that is a true representation of what is going on with the rainfall. fifty-one out at newark. fifty-three in bridgeport in islip. the cooler air is arriving. our temperatures should hold steady or continue to fall the cold front continues to we are going to see a clearing sky here today. the clouds break up as the day goes on. normally, expecting the trend to go up. it looks like this time turned takes to all you all the way through today into tomorrow morning. dropping down to about 32. as we go through the next seven days, we have dropping temperatures for the day. ablow 233. did we see a warm-up here. look at those temperatures. we have warm temperatures. rain coming through, too. ines: the commute this morning. early morning accident. leaving only one lane open. eastbound between exit seven and 11, expect to laze. you are fine on the northern state, southern state. traffic moving fine eastbound. no problems was found. george washington b

year his last home game will be this thursday against san diego and now to another all-star the stamford to come the heisman and as have distinction of being the 18th player the rear prop easily defending heisman winner. marking the first time since 2009 and nine-winner getting the war first time mrs. von to stanford player who khafre carnal face iowa on january 1st and finally a $200 million of the giants did someone will be the odd man out in like taking his talents elsewhere week and the cardinals agreed to a monster but you're $80 million deal after shortest in the bay area traded to san francisco early august and nine starts giants recently acquired johnny he'll head covered >> grant: liberated differ with spreading holiday cheer when guy running to the streets just a christmas tree in his remarkable story coming >> grant: in tokyo the british guy with their addresses of the christmas tree in does this runs through the streets joseph getting wild to take out his christmas tree at all of the city that does not live up with christmas decorations for the people who need it had just suc

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a statement earlier i'm excited to return to sa to stamford bridge.i'm looking forward to working with the players and staff at this great club. >>> as for mourinho he has been attending an english championship game. earlier his management put out a statement saying that the portuguese won't be taking a sabbatical, and is already looking forward. >>> several matches in total are taking place on saturday. logged at 1-1 at everton. the first everton player to score in eight successive games since 1984. they go up 1-0 against manchester united. and tottenham has halftime lead. >>> hosting some of the biggest name in world football in defiance for government interference. >> they would open the scoring for the world team. several players were banned by fifa from taking part in this game. beckham stayed clear of the controversy, but the former captain had a few things to say about the sacking of jose mourinho. >> you know, i love jose. i think he's an incredible manager, great person. and he's passionate about the game. i hope he comes back to the premiers

my representative pal down landmark building in stamford, connecticut. yes, i was very, very scared. twenty-two stories high, there the yankees general manager, brian banners will, an expert climber there took us through. that's lindsay. i am the closest to the window. i wanted to go really slow. >> juliet: that looks horrifying >> duke: my heart was racing, remember i told you, like homer. no. it is 740, when i center viewing brian and i realize, i'm going to do this again. i heart started pounding and i forgot a few things ahead to do. >> juliet: were people in the office building? it was still early. >> ben: you in a bed trying to distract him. >> duke: it was for the program downtown stanford, that went off last night. brian dressed as an elf. >> juliet: good job. let's check the weather forecast mild. >> mike: it has been mild, here's some information. on december 7 which happens to be pearl harbor day. the most know we have seen is back in 86, the most rain in 1908 was almost 2 inches of rain. record low. record low as 10 degrees, 75 is the record

. >>> a stamford, connecticut officer facing charges after military duty. investigators say that the department granted rookie officer donald chen two paid weeks off to train for the u.s. army reserve. but when the officer went looking for him will, he allegedly claimed that he was in taiwan visiting his sick father. he later admitted that he was actually vacationing with his girlfriend in hawaii. he resigned did ecember 14. >>> and a woodbridge pet store owner in trouble with the law again. rocco was arrested for trying to sell sick puppies. animal control took several dogs out of the fancy pup store nep say they will be under quarantine for a couple of weeks until they get healthy. they also took two dogs from a car dealership that he owns. those are animals he claims are personal pets. >> i've inspected animal pet shops for 30 years. this is probably the worst. >> they just told me in a very nice way, look, we don't want the store here. here. >> officials allege he violated a court order barring him from selling an hals, but he says after that latest bru

derrota ante el lder del campeonato, el leicester, donde serios errores defensivos llevaron a los de stamfords. gabriel esa es toda la informacion deportiva que les tengo al momento los espero a las once de la noche... gaby pasamos contigo. gabriela lot topvo cesar ---recuerde que puede seguirnos en los medios sociales, facebook, instagram y twitter en las direcciones que ve en pantalla... take fs ---adems telemundo 48.com est disponible para iphone, ipad y android. actualcela o descrguela gratis desde su app. live weather cam segment ends cesar ---pasamos con gabriela dellan.. ---que nosiene pronost regalos para el tío súper tech-y. y para el sobrino. listo y listo. ahorra hasta 50% en los últimos tablets, como el ellipsis de 10 pulgadas por $99.99. tu lista de regalos, lista con verizon. eso es holidone. amigos tengan todos muy buenas tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: ================= ponga atencion porque a

at karduchi consulting, an intelligence firm focussing on energy in iraq and kurdistan, and from stamfordifornia, brian fisher, counterterrorism official, and author of studies on terrorism and al qaeda. first question to you, mr fi [s]hma, do you have -- fi [s]hma, do you have any idea of how many money i.s.i.l. has, and how does it get its funds. >> your reporting shows the state of the art in terms of the amount of money that i.s.i.l. is bringing in. what is important to understand is it is getting revenue from a variety of ways, from the bottom um in terms of taxation and extortion from the population, and the top down, through the large scale state run industries, much is oil, but you have cement, agriculture, and seems like it's running electricity grids. the notion of a multijip face eteded rev -- multifaceted revenue stream is important when we cut off one stream, they may get revenue in other ways. that's why there's a multi face eteded effort to cut -- faceted effort to cut down on the ability to raise money. the question about the effort of the united nations to freeze the asse

the 22-year-old from stamford was studying criminal justice and marshal arts. >>> officials in belgium detained two more suspects in the massacre in paris. one person was detained at brussels national airport on sunday as he tried to fly morocco. the second person detained during a raid on sunday. in all, belgium has eight terror suspects linked to the paris attacks or a possible attack in brussels behind bars. >>> back in our area, good news for new york city apartment hunters. more than 1800 apartments have been returned to rent stabilization. 1823, formally market rate apartments are now being registered as rent stabilized. their owners are 128 landlords that benefit from the real property tax laws. landlords that september tax it's part of an effort to prevent rent gouging. >>> community leaders celebrated a milestone toward reducing pollution in the bronx. the department of transportation replaced 500 of the old trucks with new models with diesel hybrid engines. they comply with the latest epa standards. it made an impact on reducing pollution in the city. >> we took the diesel fu

a couple of showers near norwalk, stamford, hamptons as well and thinning of the clouds in northwestern new jersey. next wave is over the gulf of mexico. that is aways away. we have a nice lull until the you see the warm air in the 70s in the carolinas. that will be shoved up 95 and here we go, into the mid-70s by christmas eve. this lull in the rain will last until late tomorrow morning then the skies will open up. there will be fog tomorrow morning. beware of that. that will slow down travel. get your travel done early. then it will slow. record shattering warmth for christmas eve. i got santa a fan for christmas. it will be in the 70s and maybe the warmest december day ever in new york city. we will time out the rain with the futurecast and have the seven day in a few minutes. back to you for now. >> thank you, lee. >> download our free accutrack weather alert app to keep an eye on radar. >>> we have new information about the six american soldiers killed by a suicide boomer in afghanistan. two of the victims based in our area. joseph lemm was a detective. he was a married father of t

stamford, connecticut, this is your planning forecast for the afternoon. temperatures go into the low 50s. that's where we will stop. that is well above average for this time of year by 5, 7 degrees. in the pattern where we have above average temperatures for basically pattern where the jet stream is steering the winds further north. they are in the higher latitudes here. we tap into mild air. the polar vortex and coldest air is trapped to the north. we can't reach that with the jet stream then we stay mild. that will be the case through the second week of december. then we will see changes. high pressure in control through monday. mid-50s. that takes us through monday night. tuesday will be colder. that will be temperatures in the mid-40s. stretch. enjoy the next two days. tuesday. what is happening, a coastal coast. it does not farm well until it's offshore. when that happens, we spin back colder air that takes the temperatures down and we have a few more clouds then the temperatures are back up. for football at metlife stadium, first kitsch, jets playin

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it's now over stamford and parts of western suffolk county. now the clouds are thing keening over -- thickening over parts of new jersey. in the last couple of hours we have seen the showers blossom near the warm front. i think after midnight a few of these showers can survive. with the wind off the water, maybe a little drizzle as well. once the warm front gets close and goes through, we become exposed to this. as early as friday and late tomorrow south and west, 60- degree numbers within reach. if you notice the futurecast picking up on a couple of these showers that could form later tonight, especially in the wee hours of the morning. at 7:00 a.m. a little shower not far from white plains, over greenwich, a couple of showers near pine plains. scattered showers early. clouds will try to thin out. tougher near the coastline. a little early shower activity, breaks in the clouds. more cloud cover friday, goes still around 60 degrees. here is what is coming up. mostly cloudy skies tonight. areas of fog. a couple of showers late. 58. clouds and f

but the director of stamford center for biomedical ethics disagreed saying hormone function is not brainunction. >> sometimes there's some hypothalamic functioning and pit to pituita pituitary functioning. >> reporter: he says they have not applied the american academy of technology for brain death. >> the stakes are very, very high. >> reporter: he says the lawsuit is not just about jahi mcmath, broadening the definition of brain death could affect organ donation and hospital care. >> organ donation from brain dead patients which is where we get most of our organs from, which would mean deaths for thousands of people awaiting if organs. >> reporter: that was jean ellie reporting. >>> they are calling it a christmas miracle. a monmouth county girl is in remission from cancer after she met with the pope. >> it was a moment of victory and it was like i beat it, i beat it, it's gone. >> 12-year-old grace west was diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma, a cancer that affects the nerves. earlier this month, she found out she is cancer free. last year she met with pope francis at the vatican

and a >> gary: vigorous performance stamford christian stanford being invited to your city possibly win heisman trophy this saturday. he did it all but he really did and stanford took the part usc to win the championship brought barry sanders and see a a single season all yards record throwing catching and the for stanford heisman and derrick. running back end sean morrison mccaffrey will win the heisman. and the rose bowl will be stanford iowa and new year's day at. chicago got a field goal at the end jim tom still of the forty-niners geniuses with overtime he set them up. right all the way to tie the game ben goes up top tories. smith the forty-niners first game on the road for wins and losses. johnnie the estivate world start against the nine lawyers said eight. he did not take a snap in yesterday's cleveland lost to cincinnati 373 you know the story first-round draft-trophy winner when guy supposedly progresses but off the field has not been cleared and the coaching staff will start at the time clock go sunday in cleveland with johnny mandel. it is funny how people today on morning

heaviest rain right now, it's really from the connecticut coast back to suffolk county, stamford, bridgeport over to oyster bay, over to the hamptons that's where you have steady rain. we widen out and the rain's getting much lighter west of new york city. in fact, in some places across western new jersey nothing more than a few sprinkles. down to the south and west is a nice gap that should take us through the evening hours where the rain's going ore main lighter. then there's a steadier batch over west virginia. that's the area that tries to come in after 2 in the morning and hopefully leaves the scene by the morning commute. the rest of it down to the that will come in during the day on wednesday. the rain does get steadier towards lunchtime on wednesday. tomorrow it is periods of rain. it's steadier in the afternoon hours. we'll still have showers into the early evening. unfortunately probably lingering into the tree lining at rockefeller center. then that storms moves away. other than a lingering shower, it's all about a blustery wind that comes in and 50 feels like middle and lower 40s

university heisman trophy runner-up we've ever had another california and jim plunkett in 1970 from stamford>>gary: stand for stance more than just football of the convict our commander some of the of the schools do not >>darya: to send the kids all around fantastic. >>darya: will prerogative for him and his staff and increased it to 49 hours but in this problem of the alabama had such a head start and people make of that mines couple weeks ago. >>darya: 5 and talking with the boys and is said and how it's a long way from december and is a long way to june that cannot keep this up at this level and an export. >>gary: member they're really very to play better once they get one loss and they don't have to worry about. >>gary: that he said because the have so much that the tech can have an off site from cary and they will come to the fore and that's not want to guys have to strain this is before hot within a one story in a row since come stance is that he is only playing >>gary: the sports director told me to shut down. >>darya: 5 was work until now with the bill i feel better-- nike deal. >>da

you have to go to stamford to answer a question you don't know the answer to. he nailed that.had no clue what the answer was and he killed it. that was great. [laughter] guy: stay with us, we have plenty more to talk about. marvin barth is going to stay with us. have rita send -- amrite sen. ♪ guy: welcome back, you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." bank is expected to begin its shift towards a single engine mark interest rates. we are expecting the latest rate decision, it isn't just an hour's time. justinet more from kerrigan. done itey we have suggest that we make it a move today. yes, we are looking at a , at least the consensus is, about 50 basis points on the repo rate. aret forget that there three interest rates that prevail in turkey at the moment. a lending rate, a borrowing rate and the repo rate. the lending rate is at the upper end. if we had a move on the lending rates that could be very lush. if we have a move on the repo bullish.will not be so the question is, which part of policy he is going to use. guy: can he manage both market expectations and governmen

in stamford, connecticut, some muslims in the community are calling on the developer to strike trump'sse. >> i think it's embarrassing to have his name on the building considering the bigotry that comes out of his mouth. >> reporter: the president of the chamber of commerce says he can't calculate the extent of the damage in the muslim world. >> if he gets the nomination and of course if he's elected president, then the question becomes what policies does he going to implement. >> honestly, if some of the businesses are affected, it's not important to me. >> reporter: but since he declared his candidacy, trump's rhetoric may have had a cost. after his comments about mexican immigrants drew criticism, more than a dozen companies from macy's to the pga and nascar severed ties. >> he lost some small licensing deals. again, penny ante in his empire compared to his real estate fortune. >> reporter: randall lane is an editor at forbes magazine. >> it's very hard to quantify the consequences exactly, because it's not just money he may or may not lose. it's deals you may not know whether he go

connecticut, tricky, stamford, these areas are dealing with a precipitation. 50 at point pleasant, 48 at toms river. plain old rain central new jersey. parsippany, below the freezing mark. hunter, lagrangeville. sleet, freezing rain. wet snow mixed in. that's the area of pink. the area of green is plain old rain. going to compress quickly to the north and east. extreme northern new jersey still in the icy mix. much of the hudson valley. notice a good portion of west chester county has gone over to plain old rain. fairfield county, the same thing. give it time. extra time on the commute. the rain will end this afternoon and the mix will end as well. mostly cloudy. for tomorrow, not a bad day. sunshine giving way to clouds. the better chance south and east of the city tomorrow night. not a big deal. no ice to worry about. seven day forecast as we get towards new year's eve, we're okay. sun and clouds. when the ball drops, close to 40. dropping into the 30s tonight. 44 first day of the new year. chillier trend saturday, sunday, monday. no storms to worry about. i'm sure there's some issu

the judge ordered joseph kaputo to live with his mother in stamford but released him. one reason one part of the curfew is he cannot go to washington, d.c., where this already happened. ka put tow's lawyer says he hopes to resol this have without actually going to trial. >>> in about three hours president obama will address global terror concerns during a major press conference. "today in new york's" kerry barrett following all of the developments from our newsroom. kerry. >> absolutely, darlene. the president wrapped up bilateral talks with turkey's president. they talked mostly about syria. he is in paris over that summit on climate change. behind the scenes though he's trying to get more backing for the fight against isis. first though, some of the progress on the issues as they relate to the global climate. the white house announced 73 more american companies that are promising to go green. the goal is to cut emissions by half and convert 100% to renewable energy. along the lines a big clean energy announcement by bill china and india. at this summit 180 countries

it's the tallest building in stamford. the developer says changing the name would be difficult to rename that building. >>> one popular online discount store is ditching hoverboards after several reports of fires. overstock.com is removing these ganlt gadgets from its website. this comes after another hoverboard caught fire at a mall in seattle on tuesday. fire marshals are issuing new warnings about hoverboard safety. they're made in china, which means they're not regulated. >> you really don't know how well they're designed, how well they're going to function, and what safety defects they can be introducing. >> many hoverboard owners are now posting pictures and videos of the gadget catching fire. this is what's left of one that ignited while charging. >>> a protest in canada turns scary. the company uber. watch what happens here. [ honking ] >> wow. cab drivers gathered outside toronto city hall. one of them grabbed on to an uber car as it sped away. that man is okay. taxi drivers say they feel uber is stealing business

finally dry heading into the latter half of this week into right now, 42 in stamford. we go up to poughkeepsie, it's 42. a little chillier north and west. some upper 30s and low 40s. in the city, mid and upper 40s. in the jersey shore, 50s right now. school day forecast for today. drizzly start, about 48 degrees. recess time, showers, 51. by the time you're dismissed, it's mild at 55. showers are still likely. a few showers for after-school activities. temperatures in the mid-50s. here's the push of rain we're worried about for later this afternoon, especially into the evening hours. it's a wave of low pressure it's gone by about 7:00. but there's still some residual showers behind us to the west. that's where the cold front is. the timing on the front may get very close, about 9:00 or so in the city. that's about the time they're lighting the troo e ee. heading out this afternoon, rain, about 56. that's 3:00. 6:00, showers, 55. and you head into the 9:00 hour, showers and 54. once we're rid of the rain, we're back to a partly sunny sky tomorrow. gusty breeze, 51. lots

i chose to go to stamford. my daughter is interested in yale.s, she does not want to go there anymore. after seeing this video, she really may not want to go there anymore. >> so much for free speech. protest that we have been seeing, that is free speech. it is absolutely ridiculous. i hope that none of the students are able to graduate yell. >> that is even more frightening. the first amendment is the right to free speech. we want the right to repeal it. i think you get a different response. >> you think so? >> i hope so. he talks to people. a lot of people do not even know who the president of the united states is. one of the most expensive institutions in the world. being that i think you are right. that is a disgrace. let's get that to the election. poll numbers stay put where they are now, it looks like it is trump versus clinton in the 2016 presidential race. fundraiser. donor. what do you say, pete, if it is trump versus hillary. an awful lot of people are saying hillary wins. what say you? >> i think the worst thing to the republicans is

let's look at temperatures in fairfield county. 29 in stamford. 28 in redding. the chill is certainly in place in fairfield kwnt county. also in place in the hudson valley. you can see the winds are gusting up to 18 miles per hour in monticello. a much quieter wind picture than yesterday at this time. those winds were howling all day long. it's not the case today. you can enjoy the chill a little more without so many layers. this is what it feels like. 18 in newburgh. 20s and 30s around the rest of the region. here's a look at storm tracker. and snow today. it's a nice quiet picture. high pressure dominating our weather on this sunday. we'll take a look at future feels like. by the middle of the afternoon, feels like. around 40 degrees. so yesterday windchills were stuck in the 20s and 30s throughout the day. today, it's a feeling about 10 degrees warmer because it's much less breezy. set this into motion heading into tomorrow morning. still chilly. not too bad. windchills in the 20s and 30s. afternoon. we see 50s. feels like 52 in northport. this is tomorrow af

his word and i spoke to scholars of stamford and cornell law school.ody thinks it's constitutional because even dealing with non-citizens and don't get all the same protections as american citizens under the law, this is still suspect categories, kate. that's the idea that the government can't pick and choose and say we only like this race or we only like this religion. even in the area of what lawyers call the lower scrutiny for non-citizens because it's not case that everyone abroad has a right to come here. we make those decisions. >> we can scrutinize certain people with good reason. >> exactly. and so what you have here is a plan bigoted, illegal, unconstitutional. you go through federal immigration law right now and only reference to religion is a reference to other foreign governments that discriminate on the basis of religion. we count that sometimes as a reason to take in a refugee because some other government is doing religious discrimination. not an idea anywhere in modern federal immigration law or constitutional precedent to be the ones d

stephanie: our next guest joins us from stamford.ist from the hoover institute. , we are basically expecting a positive number here. janetill incentivize yellen to raise rates. we have been watching this charlie brown game for years, and lucy keeps pulling away the football. >> 231, for the record, is my guess. it is a go. matt: i am submitting. the unemployment rate has been coming down steadily. i expect we will be 4.9% if it keeps up with trend. janet yellen has been promising to get off of the zero rate policy. in march see said it would happen mid-december. -- mid summer. i think we are down to the last excuse. i think you would be good policy to get that number up a little. david: are there some aberrations in a november numbers that might drive it up, for example, retail? we looked overseas and the other countries dropping their rates, and we feel there is so but uncertainty global, they are responding to the third having its rate low. we are in an international context and can help other banks if the u.s. central bank gets of

i was working for a financial company in stamford, connecticut . after 20 years, i lost my job.ast year, i had stage three cancer. i did not work the entire year. i went to make $9,000 before taxes. irs $4000 for the last four years. i was not working. i was going through cancer, stage three. i am alone. my house went into foreclosure. nobody wanted to help me because they said i did not have an income. how am i supposed to go to work here and i'm 57 years old. nobody wants to hire me. nobody. am i supposed to kill myself? host: all right, carol. we know you are very emotional, and we do hear your thoughts this morning here we do hear your points. beer talking with richard fry, a senior researcher at the pew research center. the caller brings up a good point, the impact of the recession, and one that has done for many of the workers who make previously have been middle-class before 2007-2 thousand eight, and the state they find themselves in now. guest: this is a really good point. so far, and most of my remarks, i have done this long haul, going back to 1971, and talked about h

i sat down with some of them at the historic palace theater in stanfo stamford, connecticut and theiresponses are fascinating. what do you think about donald trump's latest comments that muslims should be banned from coming to the u.s.? michael, let me start with you. >> yes. i think that he is pretty much trying to protect the american people. muslims should not be considered the only people to be concentrated on. it should be anyone that needs a background check. i think he's correct by saying we need to screen people. we need to make sure our borders are secure. >> the reason it's controversial is that he singled out muslims. he didn't say terror suspects. he said muslims. what do you think of that? >> i don't think that's unreasonable to do. because we need to make sure that the people here are safe. and until we can figure out who is allowed into the country and coming in and if we don't know who they are, we need some sort of protection. >> billy, what his critics say it one of the founding principles of this country is religious freedom. we don't have a religious test at the bo