this is cooper -- this four year old labrador retriever is hard at work at the carnegie- "what we're doing is having the dog go through and the dog can library every month for bed bugs after they were found here a few "we had an isolated incidence "and we wanted to learn more about bed bugs and we didn't the crime." but after word got out that these flat shaped, apple seed like bugs were discovered at the library stopped going. "the perception is oh my gosh, the library has bed bugs, so patrons shouldn't be worried because of the procedures the library has in place -- like cooper...this friendly bed bug hunter. "i don't think anybody should be afraid to come to the library because this particular library has this program in place, we're gonna take care of that." now in addition to cooper -- library now in addition to cooper -- staff have also been trained on how to spot bed bugs. and during that inspection -- no bed bugs were found...good news there. going forward, the canine inspections will be done every other month. we've got you covered, live in dubuque, shirley descorbeth, kwwl n

mayor de blasio was one of the >> there was a hole in our heart when the carnegie deli wasn't new york city. you know, i try to be careful, but sometimes i have to tell the blunt truth. this is the finest sandwich anywhere in new york city. >> i said the mayor was the first in line. i'm sure they didn't make him stand in line. anybody else who orders today will get a free slice of their famous cheesecake. >>> a consumer alert now. whole foods is recalling one of its cheeses because of potentially deadly listeria concerns. it's in walnut leaves. the whole foods on the lower east side is the only store in new york that sold it. the deadly bacteria poses a threat to children and the elderly. there's more details on the website, nbcnewyork.com. is that how you say that cheese? >> the walnut leaves is what got me. >> your face like, do you not >>> in today's money report, tough news for starbucks loverers. >> all right. bill griffith joins us now with that and a check of the markets. >> hi, guys. yes, more guilty associated with the things we love in life. i'll get to that in just a moment.

everybody has their day. >>> it's been 10 months but the carnegie deli is back open for business. >> the grand reopening of the iconic new york eatery happened today and the mayor even stopping by. lauren glassberg is there now. >> the carnegie deli closed after an investigation by con edison in to the gas lines here at the building. the owners of the restaurant do own the building. they're hoping to put all of that behind them and just start anew. >> this is an icon. there are some things that actually deserve the phrase icon. and this is one of them. blasio among those eager to dig in to a pastrami sandwich at carnegie deli today. the deli hoped in 1937 and became famous for its humongous sandwiches, cheese cakes, and celebrity customers. in april it was shut down after con edison found the deli was tapping in to gas it wasn't paying for. the owners reimbursed con ed $40,000 and repairs got underway. >> being closed was especially hard for me. sorry. i'll take a few deep breaths. because it was member of the family. >> reporter: that member was back today. along with actor dominic k

seventy-seven northbound we have an accident 90 eastbound withh the carnegie exit ramp this is part of the slowdownit 77 northbound as you head 90 eastboundd been pretty quietappe cincinnati in the middle 40s now c sometime later on this afternoon will increase the winds and maybe getting a few sprinkles i color-coded test with wind gusts i will buy this on facebook and twitter it can you can kind of see cleveland and cincinnati as patty it mentioned that it is init the the 30s at least you're not looking at any snow nine belowye the temperature solid climb the winds will be stronger we stare and 40s a little sprinkled tonighta late in thea day a little breezy it should be warmer because we will start off in the 40s have that much to make up what is going to happen sunday is a low developing in the middleapay with showers probably as far north as mansfield that is kind of the northern fringe back 32 is not all that bad i'm not used or will develop they may not as for me as we like free for all friday morning we used to go to smiley's custard out in streetsboro and the same with the sno

now to jim collins diplomat in in president at the carnegie endowment to serve as u.s. ambassador and before that appointment was ambassador at large in special advisor to the secretary of state. into the u.s. embassy in moscow and we are very happy in the few important things from 1981 and with those three diplomatic postings as consulate general and the department does state and washington has been active on the boards of nonprofit organization and has been with the carnegie endowment since 2007. he chairs a 55 year-old u.s.-soviet u.s. russian second tract diplomacy effort. he has been a tremendous voice of russian and u.s. foreign policy now in our troubled times and i would ask he has taught me everything i know it -- about russia but i think he's going to say gm taught him everything he knows. [laughter] >> i think it is now 58 years ago i went into harvard university for the first course i never took in russian history. it was a rather young assistant professor who diktat that course by the name of jim billington. and it got out of the end over time. [laughter] th

the other carnegie upon which andrew looks down from the heavens. he served as u.s. ambassador to the russian federation until 2001, before that appointment he wasword at large and -- ambassador at large for the newly-independent states, and he served as deputy chief of mission and char jay da fair in mouse coe from -- moscow. ambassador matlock is with us, we're very happy, and a few important things happened that summer of 99 is when jim -- 1991 when jim was in the position. in addition to his three diplomatic postings in moscow, he was consulate general and the department of state in the white house and washington. he's been active on the boards of nonprofit organizations concerned with u.s. foreign policy, and he's been with the carnegie endowment since 2007. he also chairs the u.s. side of the dartmouth dialogue which is a 55-year-old u.s./soviet and now u.s./russian second track citizens diplomacy effort. and he's been a tremendous voice of reason on russia and u.s. foreign policy generally, particularly in our now-troubled times. and i would add that he has ta

the one and only president for sure trevor of the carnegie corporation. ishmael the director of the library in alexandria, and they are joining us to celebrate your service. we are also lucky to be joined by the latvian ambassadors to the united states committee acting librarian of congress david howell and jane mcauliffe the director of outreach and delegates to the board. grace mckenna and come i haven't seen her come there she is, whose family has done so much to shape this institution come and diana davis spencer who has been a great friend to our work. the gatherings like this remind me what a impact the center has around the globe including hundreds in russia and ukraine and even now we pick the best scholars and the most brilliant staff to work on the most important issues and we learned that from you. you always scholarship at the heart of the work. no one who knows you would be surprised. some may already know this but jim and his daughter sitting right here were the first father daughter pair to win the rhodes scholarships. you can applaud for th

it's the carnegie deli. owners claimed to be closed for con edison repairs. on the website, carnegie deli looks forward to serving its customers with the gargantuan sandwiches. >>> right now, a crew ship that ran into rough seas with thousands on board is headed back to new jersey. royal caribbean's anthem of the port canaveral sunday butmo then passengers showed chairs flying off the deck while the ship was in 25-foot waves. >> the only thing that's going on in our minds is will we suearvivedthis. >> it was incredible. the movement of the ship, the sound. the captain was painfully honest about the situation we were in. >> a florida senator is calling for an investigation was to why the ship was at seat the national weather service said it issued an alert days ahead of time. >>> a new year's celebration in hong kong turned into a violent clash between police and protesters. officers were hit with bricks. one officer firing warning shot it's in air. this all started when police tried to clear illegal street vendors. authorities usually turn a blind eye to those

the carnegie- stout public library wants the city to include 54 hundred dollars for inspections in next year's budget. it would allow the library to continue bringingn a specially trained labrador to help find bed bugs. st october, the libibry discovered bedbugs in the building, forcing staff to remove two couches and hundreds of newspapers. the iowa caucuses meant big money for some businesses in the des moines area. central lighting and equipment workers spent dozens of hours setting up the risers and stages at the media center at capital square in downtown. hundreds of media members reported from the center, as caucus result flowed in monday night. the des moines company tripled its staff from 13 to 40 employees to make susu the center was ready for all " 40 this is stimulating the economy, puts people to work, creates more jobs " the greater des moines convention and visitors bureau estimates the caucuses brought in 10 million dollars in that area, and about 40 million dollars statewide. hawkeye busisiss is booming. for the first time ever, the hawkeye football and basketball teams

the carnegie- stout public library in dubuque had an incident of bed bugs in october. once people heard about it -- it scared them off. now the library does monthly inspections with cooper -- orkins labrador retreiver who sniffs for bed bugs. cooper goes through aisles, smells books, even couches. "they have very good noses, he does here, he's looking for bed bugs, he's hunting for bed bugs." library administrators say they're doing everything they can to make sure bed bugs don't come back. tonight at six...we'll tell you how that inspection turned out. in case you missed it - the decorah eagle's nest has its first egg of the year... you're looking live at the nest right now... mama eagle laid her first egg of 2016 last night shortly before 8- 30... you can see her sitting on the nest right now. d-24 is the name of the egg, project. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... a look at some up-coming events at the african american museum of iowa for black history month. --------- --------- --------- we're about halfway through black history month -- a time dedi

for fans of the carnegie deli. after 10 months they reopened. they shut down back in april after coned crews found the deli had been improperly siphoning natural gas for the previous six years. the other than said the didn't know about the illegal tapping and paid coned more than $40,000 for the gas. today harper said she is thrilled to be back in business and to see her employees once again. >> it's wonderful that they are able to work and they're back. they very happy amend i'm happy to have the carnegie family back with me. >> tenants to lived above the deli spent months without gas for heating or cooking while repairs were made. heat was finally restored just a few weeks ago. >>> today's double treat around here. not only is it national bagel day it's also national pizza day. >> so which one is king in new york? cbs 2's emily smith has the story. >> reporter: it's national bagel day celebrating a beloved bread product originating in poland in the 1800s it came to new york one of the first bagel places to open on long island. bagel bar. >> wha

the carnegie deli reopened after dealing with an illegal gas hookup and other issues. customers who dine in will receive a free slice of cheesecake with any entree or the huge 500 pound sandwiches that are so good. >> they sore good. >> >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. >> let's get together and go to the carnegie deli. 34 in new city. we'll be looking at 37 newark, elizabeth, new jersey, and a little northwest wind in here knocks a few degrees off of that temperature. we're looking at dry humidities. we're looking at a nice ride from staten island to manhattan we're looking at the water 34. got to have a nice day today. beautiful sunrise is on the way. coming up. heather is looking at your commute. >> metro-north is fine. new jersey transit trains 15 jersey coastline. midtown direct trains because of the portal bridge is open. problems. uptown local service only 36th street to forest hills. we have up above the east side of manhattan, checking out the fdr drive. >> reporter: heather, every now and then, they do throw a curveball a

. >>> it was a nosh 10 months in the making, the carnegie deli the famed delhi closed last april after con ed found out it had been siphoning gas for close to six years. owner marion harper says she didn't know about the illegal tapping and paid con ed more than $40,000 for the gas. harper was also fined $2600 for violating city building codes. >>> controversy over beyonce's appearance during super bowl. many fans applauded, some politicians say it attacked police officers. leather outfits and black berets, in an apparent nod to the black panthers. the head fists in the air, reminiscent of the black power salute. >> i find the entire show objectionable in that it was number 1, extolling the black panthers who are a terrorist organization. killing police officers in the 1960s. >> beyonce has been around forever and she has never shown and hate. >> so far there has been no comment from beyonce. >>> what to do if your kids are late for school after staying up to go to a bruce springsteen concert? you write a letter, that's what one that did in upstate new york. in a note to the school, pa

the carnegie deli was shut down last april because of an illegal gas hookup. marian harper says she wasn't aware of that. after paying a heavy fine and making repairs, the deli finally opened back up today. >>> new york's rats. in the subway, on the streets, and now in your car? >> utterly disgusting. >> which neighborhood is overrun. the i team investigates what's >>> lester holt is joining us now from manchester, new hampshire with a look at what's ahead on nightly news. >> coming up on this primary election day in new hampshire. including donald trump who sat down and told me why president frump would be different than candidate trump. we'll have the latest on a five-way pileup for second place here among republicans. can hillary clinton defy the polls? nightly news begins in a few minutes. >> lester, thank you. chuck, back to you. >> now to an i team exclusive, the kind of car trouble you never want to have. a rise in the rat population, means they look for more places to borough. as pei-sze cheng found out, one of those places can be under your hood. >> i

carnegie hall. and now, ladies and gentlemen, after a 35-year absence from the music scene, let's give a warm carnegie hall welcome to that very talented hotlips lacey. well... her name... is molly. and she is beautiful. she just started at the tunnel. i've been picked to train her. they got us working together in the same cramped tollbooth. it's so exciting. today, molly and i almost... bumped change-makers. ha ha ha! all right, ralphie. keep up the good work and before long, she'll have you screaming good golly, miss molly. kirk, why must you turn a sweet infatuation like this into some sleazy sexual conquest? somebody's got to. whoa! whoa! whoa! old robochops. i guess kirk has told you i'm taking clarinet lessons. yes. yeah. i suppose he's also said i have no talent. actually, he was supportive. he said there's no way you could get worse. think you're very funny, don't you, kirk? want to hear something really funny? yeah. one week from this saturday, i, john lacey, will be performing at carnegie hall. ha ha ha! that's a good one, john! ralph! ralph! ralph, i'm not joking. make up your mind. you've

why the carnegie deli was closed for nearly a year. >> get another check on your traffic and weather together on the 2s. that's next. morning." >>> news of a possible fire lit up social media last night but fdny says there was nothing to worry about. video shows what seems like steam coming off the top of the skyscraper. this is about 8:00 last night. many people thought it was smoke from a fire. one person tweeted apparently the freedom tower seems to be on fire but the fdny says it's not. sure looks like a fire. the fdny tweeted we can confirm that there is no fire to report at wtc. the steam reportedly came from the building's hvac system. >>> okay, time is now 4:52. traffic and weather together on the 2s time. johnny? >> tell you what we have some cool conditions in the city right now. pair of 3s but that's warmer than it was yesterday. calm wind. as we get ready to face the day. pockets of snow this morning. rush hour could be a little tricky for some. just enough snow to make those sidewalks, dryways and secondary roads a little slippery. minor flooding possible along the coast.

at the grand reopening of the carnegie deli, the mayor to get this picture of a pastrami sandwich and captioned it, you guessed it, america. the survey shows him with the support of 28% of republican primary voters nationally. rubio is in third place. trump threatened to sue cruz. crews responded -- >> you want to follow his life was a pit more subdued. hillary clinton led a get out to vote were out late in her hometown in chicago. >> passionate about jobs and raising income like i am. this will be one of the last chances to make a sale pitch. >> see what happens. president obama will visit cuba the visit comes after the president reopening ties in cuba in 2014. 6:09 a.m. kerry: mike is here with a check at the weather. mike: good morning. it will be parisien called. days about 42. we have 454 hour forecast. daily and hourly forecast. whether or not you will see sunshine. downloaded at the apple itunes and google place store. we are back in a bit. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. d

. >>> the carnegie deli was closed for a year after con ed discovered an illegal gas hookup. the mayor will be there. they're offering free slices of cheesecake with entrees today. >>> 4:44 right now on this wednesday morning. calmer, gentler weather pattern the next few days. i think we earned that after the last couple of days this week. clouds will filter on out as we go through the day today allowing for sunshine. it's colder but quiet tomorrow. seasonably cold. nothing brutally cold. a milder weekend. back into the 50s for saturday and sunday. a big change compared to last weekend. right now, it's chilling down a little bit. the freezing mark. there might be a little residual moisture in some locations. for the most part, the wind dried everything up last night. 37 in the city, well above freezing. same thing in bridgewater, trenton. morristown at 36. cloud still lingering across the area. snow flurry activity popped up over fairfield county, portions of east and westchester county as well. that will be for the next half hour or so. it should dissipate and not amount to m

(nats) back on the road at carnegie mellon, our driverless car takes a detour... (nats) "wow. you just had to take over." and professor rajkumar takes the wheel. evidence - that autonomous vehicles still have miles to go. for cbs this morning, peter greenberg. world for these tiny critters in australia we'll tell you how they're being welcomed to their points. the gold coast has welcomed yet another pair of tiny tigers. two female white tiger cubs arrived at their newly- built kindergarten at the theme park, dreamworld. it's part of an exchange program with japan. the nameless, four- month old sisters will have to stay in quarantine for several weeks, before joining fellow cubs akasha, adira and kai. the cubs will be on display to the public starting friday. sunshine returns to the area and will continue throug the weekend as temperatures warm into the 60s by news leader, me. that's why she broke out of fairview the night of the fire. she wanted to warn me. and when i asked her what it was that she wanted to tell me, if it had something to do with why she killed dr. anderson --

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the carnegie- stout public library wants the city to include 54 hundred dollars for inspections in next year's budget. it would allow the library to continue bringing in a trained labrador to help find bed bugs. last october, the library discovered bedbugs in the building, forcing staff to remove two couches and hundrdrs of newspapers. earthquaua destruction... people in taiwan are picking up the pieces and looking for survivors after a quake destroys and kills. we'll have the details upper 30s and we'll see some sunshine to add to the warmer temperatures. winds toy will also be out of the southwest to benefit our temperatures. into the evening lo will stay warm, bottoming out in the middle to upuper 20s. winds will continue to move out of the southwest. torrow brings slightly warmer conditions, but will change into the evening. sunday starts off quiet, but light snow showers will move in later in the day and evening. winds will also begin to pick up speed out of the west at 15 to 25 mph. the snow accumulation s are expected to stay light. however, o conditions for some especially those

. ♪ ♪ charlie: scott malcolm's and is a media fellow of the carnegie corporation. latest book traces the growth of the internet and its response to intelligence needs. earlier this month, the intelligence agencies met with social media leaders. encryption is a concern for law enforcement. i am pleased to have scott malcolm's and at the table-- m alcomson at the table. how did the internet begin and how was it tied into intelligence and military issues? traced tos is a story the end of the second world war and the 1960's during the cold war. computing came out of the wartime experience of world war i. thomas edison had an interview with the new york times where he said "killing men in war is a scientific proposition." that was a realization that donned on the great powers. he was thinking in particular of chemical war, a characteristic of the first world war, when the germans began chemical war. they were flat-footed and recognized their science quickly. scientific --e they mobilized to the scientific community quickly coming out of the experience. in terms of comput

in this room there here with the carnegie foundation. lping publishers putting out a muslim world bookshelf in which they're will be 30 books on multicultural issues. as a nonprofit kind of cooperative effort with the government and with institutions of governance, which libraries are throughout the country. and so there is a lot of cooperative effort that does take place. and there are a lot of visuals that come to mind. my favorite example is -- comes from is on the pc. and she says that when she speaks she would say can you name an american president in the 19th century? and very few could comeau warranty my sale was lincoln. and then she says, can you name an american literary thinker, all hands raised. they say mark twain. who is the bigger impact? a literary figure a political figure? very interesting. we think politics as aa society often the literature is the powerful, driving circumstance. >> the other institution does not mention, and all this assisted in putting advertising in the random house books. whether it be for pharmaceu

linda schmidt, fox 5 news. sandwich for lunch, the carnegie deli is opening up again after it was shut down. they had been using an illegal gas hookup. that's a no-no. to get there before it closes at midnight tonight, you get a free slice of cheesecake with it. >> hey. the winner of the westminster dog show feels like he is on top of the world. cj enjoyed the view at the top of the empire state building and then went to lunch. the 3-year-old german shorthair.her took home best in show honors at the garden weaning out more than 2700 other dogs. his grandma was there in the past. >> long island railroad riders fighting back against all of the never ending delays. # we deserve better hoping to get the attention of the mta. one tweet raised another delay, not even surprised. horrible constant delays and cancellations. constant fare increases. yesterday there were delays into branches and they canceled this after problems friday evening. is enough. delays. something has to be done about it. to get home yesterday. >> there's been a proposal by the governor to reinvigorate the third track pr

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the comedian? >> get ready. carnegie deli is reopening here at closed for the last 10 months to fix a reported gas problem. just go there until you are sick. greg: they still have the rosanna scotto sandwich. rosanna: we will find out. we will get to the bottom of it. greg: bedbugs back in the news. some of the most prestigious hotels in new york cy have bed bug problems. rosanna: a 40% jump in bedbugs reported last year. they were trying to go to the bahamas. horrible storm. the ship is almost toppled over. it was a huge mass. rosanna: go to your room. greg: terrified. totally happy looking forward to her next cruise. >> i just have to say this captain is on believable. he left the storm just go by us. rosanna: speaking for everyone aboard that ship. feels. >> i would thinko. greg: we will meet her. rosanna: the glass half-full. i would be like i could never look at it again. money. >> how are you doing? audrey: rate. we are anticipating more snow. we are anticipating more snow. enough to coat the roadways and make thin

(nats) back on the road at carnegie mellon, our driverless car takes a detour... (nats) "wow. you just had to take over." and professor rajkumar takes the wheel. evidence - that autonomous vehicles still have miles to go. for cbs this morning, peter greenberg. researchers say true autonomous cars are still a good ten years away. it's now on this morning. morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.the corridor sentt's st wrestlers to des moines -- see how the hometown heroes stacked up against the competition, coming up next. next. the iowa high school state wrestling tournament -- is absolutely crazy -- just take the first day for example -- 3 different sessions -- of 8 mats with matches constantly going -- 6 hundred 72 wrestlers stepped on the mat in day 1 of the tourney -- and the p-hawks had themselves a day -- at 132 -- sam uthoff -- third cousin of hawkeye jarrod uthoff -- wins with the pin -- prairie sits 3rd in the team race after day 1 western -- big reason why -- max lyon -- the number 1 ranked 182 pounder -- he wins by fall in the first period and at 285 -- dubuqu

the scene. ontario still close from carnegie all the way to east ninthso this one accident is clearing harvard family. let's look at the freewayle looks good you can see on the left-hand side of the screengo that's where they are working along on. this is 9022 into 71 north on trouble three from route eightn as we had toou north 22. the search continues this way facility. w him dangerous take a look at the l smashed out wind is that they think the 20s three -year-old fell escaped from they spend at least 30 days can find the facility before they're allowed after clue police found with heroin and august.alu education and employment serviceses. normally here between 90 and aw hundred and 20 days. this is a big issue something that i team highlighted the end of last chance for plenty of inmates escaped from here and it many are never found although f authorities are confident they will catch up with these two. they make c the top story to they may heavy drugs. over-the-counter here in ohio emergency responders have been use this for years. the mother of the children to bring them to the hospital but the

>> that is what they would do. >> on the road at carnegie-mellon the driver-less car takes a detour. the professor takes the wheel. vehicle still has miles to go. for cbs this morning peter greenberg. >> in the coming years more incremental changes to make cars drive on their own. true you a ton news cars are still a good 10 years away. >>> taking a live look outside on the scott clark nissan honda hd tower cam, all is quiet out there at 4:49 a.m., we do have another chilly start to our thursday morning, meteorologist al conklin giving you an early first alert look at first weather. >> thanks, christine. take you up to the mountains, king street in boone from resortcams.com, showing dry conditions but cold up there and particularly some of the back roads may have icy patches, remind you alleghany, ashe, watauga counties operate on a two-hour delay. as far as what we have going on doppler radar, nothing showing up right now, we're dry as can be, so again we will have clear skies throughout the day. early on, right now we're clear and told. in charlotte, 34 degrees, light breeze out of

>> back on the road at carnegie mellon, our driverless car suddenly takes a detour. and the professor takes the wheel. >> evidence that the autonomous vehicle still has miles to go. >> in the coming years there will be more incremental changes to make cars drive on their own. but researchers say true good 10 years away. > msg is taking its competition with the smartphone industry to a new level. newly leaked video of the new galaxy s7, and s7n supports the claims that the new phone are waterproof. and they come with wireless charging. samsung is expected to announce the newt phones at an event next week. be sure to watch out for more news about the limit the edition batman versus super man samsung galaxy, and catch the movie which hits theaters march 25. >>> a new development could store computer data for billions of years. a sophisticated laser engraved data on to tiny quartz glass disks using nano structures. the etchings store information in five dimensions, height length width orientation and position. equivalent to 22,000 iphones and the developers have storage d

company's tomorrow, today >>> all new at 5:00 o'clock, a restaurant in lower manhattan is open again, the carnegie deli reopened. it's been closed since last april after there was a diverted gas line discovered. >>> the unemployment rate among military veterans is higher than the national average, and vets now finding work can be a challenge. tonight a company that exclusively hires vets. the found were says their skills are -- founder says their skills are well suited. list skills most companies can't relate to. but there's a new company that's banking on those skill, and believes they can translate to the corporate world. >> well, i was serving in the marines as a motor vehicle operator. >> reporter: he drove the vehicles through southern afghanistan and iraq. >> >. transporting weapon, ammo, food, he have equipment. >> reporter: but -- heavy equipment. >> reporter: but now he's driving movers and shakers around the city for a start up company called cap star. >> it's not just a job, it's an opportunity. >> reporter: it launched in london a few years ago with the reference. the launch pad refere

let's go to liz in the carnegie deli. the mayor expected to will be. >> i time, liz? reporter: greg and rosanna, he arrived probably two minutes to walk in. rating on time here at carnegie deli. hes here because they are having a reopening you may remember, this restaurant ap deli was closed for just about a year because there was no illegal gas hookup inside. in fab, a couple of residents have come by to say why are we celebrating that ex a licht this the rest in are a is up to geocode now. we're here to ask the mayor why he has dea sided to approve these massive pay increases not only for the city council, but also, forels. mayor bill de blasio put it on record. he plans to give the city council members a big, fat raise. the mayor filed a last minuteth in noose the city record on friday, that says he will sign the while in law that far ren tees the pay hikes. we believe the mayor's office has to give the public five calendar days notice before the change. here is a break down. members of the council will get a 32% pay hike bumping the alley sal friday 112,000 more th

he and other dignitaries attended the reopening of the carnegie deli in midtown. it was shut down last year after workers discovered it had been stealing gas for cooking. that's a no-no. no word if he stayed for the cheesecake that's on the house today. good to have that back. dari: yesterday we were in the 50s. 37. i think it's going lower? nick: tonight will be cold, in the 20s in the city. and tomorrow only in the middle 30s. we stopped at 39 today. that's below average because our average high should be 42. a chill in the air. 37 the low temperature. we haven't had much of a move temperature-wise. the sunrise at 5:32. wind has been a bit busy out of the northwest at times and we'll see the wind come around to the north as we head into tomorrow. we have some clouds out there. pressure is rising. we'll get rid of the clouds tonight and be more patchy clouds in the sky. here's fox 5 sky guardian. there's nothing to report here. a couple of flurries west of allentown. that's about it. as we look at the highs, definitely a chill from yesterday. 41 at newark. it didn

. >>> the road to carnegie hall goes through walnut creek. ♪ that's the sound of dreams coming true.ou'll hear from a bay area student making music at a world-class institution. >>> plus, the california family and their odyssey to see pope francis in mexico. >>> also, they're common prescriptions for heartburn that are now linked to a higher risk of dementia. >>> and the design flaw causing problems for people who own macbook >>> santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> more than 100,000 people joined pope francis for an outdoor mass in mexican mountains. the holy father spoke in three languages in the center of the mayan culture. francis denounced mexico's centuries-old exploitation of indigenous people. >>> a southern california couple vowed to try again to see pope francis in person. they traveled to mexico to see the pontiff but one thing after another went wrong and they ended up missing pope francis at each stop. david ono with our sister station in los angeles shares their story from mexico city. >> reporter: at the national auditorium last

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. >> rose: joining me from washington is frederic wehrey of the carnegie endowment for international ce, alan kuperman of the lyndon johnson school of public affairs. jean-marie gueÉhenno, president of the international crisis group. i am pleased to have them all here. jean-marie gueÉhenno, tell me te status on the ground in libya today. >> the status such a very fragmented country. there are two competing governments which have no control over the whole country, and you have the islamic state with the main stronghold in syria which used to be the strong hold of caliphate, so at the moment there is an effort to bring all the various political actors of libya together, but i believe it's still a long way off. >> rose: and i.s.i.s. is growing? >> i.s.i.s. is growing. there are more foreign fighters coming to libya. i.s.i.s. has been attacking oil facilities and there's a fear that i.s.i.s. could expand, and that's why there is so much talk about the military option in libya. >> rose: let me read today from the "new york times." eric schmidt had a piece there and opened by saying preside

we turn to karim sadjadpour, of the carnegie endowment for international peace. elcome back to the program. so how do you read these results? >> judy, i think this was a best case outcome for president rouhani. as you know many of the moderates and reformist candidates were disqualified, prevented from running. so before the election it looked pretty bleak for rouhani. but they managed to come up with a list of what they call the list of hope. and that list swept tehran, it did well in other urban areas. it didn't do as well in other provinces. but i think that this doesn't bring about a liberal reform on parliament but it's certainly t parliament. >> woodruff: that's my question. because as you said so many moderates were not even allowed to run so how much more moderate are these newly elected members? >> many of them are unknown, judy. i spoke to a friend of mine whose been involved in iranian politic for three decades and he said of the 30 candidates of tee run he was almost familiar with four or five names. among those 30 candké")]7ey some of them actually se

the accuweather seven-day forecast. we do weather and traffic together every seven minutes. let's talk about carnegie deli is making me starving. >> the matzo ball soup is amazing. >>> no major problems to report as you leave queens. this is the george washington bridge and cross bronc expressway. the major deegan to the cross bronx expressway, we have an spill. as we take a look at this camera here this is the belt parkway right in front of jfk airport, not a bad ride for you in both directions. subway service is running on or close to schedule. metro-north, long island railroad, new jersey transit doing just fine. street cleaning rules are in effect. ken, over to you. >>> 5:32 and developing right now. a showdown between apple and the federal government. overnight, apple vowed to fight a judge's order to allow investigators to hack into the iphone of the san bernardino shooter. dray clark is live in the meat packing district. the implications of this decision are far reaching. >> reporter: good morning, ken. we're talking about millions of iphone users and apple ceo tim cooke taking a hard-line her

>> that's what we would do. >> reporter: back on the road at carnegie-mellon our car takes a detour andhe professor takes the wheel. >> you had to take over. >> reporter: evidence that the autonomous vehicle has miles to go. >> that was peter greenberg reporting. another automotive note. today aston martin signed a deal to develop an electronic car with the next two years. the british sports carmaker is joining with a consumer electronics company in china. >>> time for a check of weather. we have a little rain coming. >> and we have a lot of wind, as well. it's one of those days where i wish i had a buck for every time somebody had a story about the wind or the rain. right now, everybody has been reporting gusty winds but i found this really interesting. 61 degrees. that's frank keenan one of our weather owners novato and he says we feel like we are on the verge of rain. we're picking up the rain to the north of us right now. that's moderate rainfall but as i zip on in, just received a report from one of my weather watchers kathy munch in sebastopol a little bit of light raindrops on th

back on the road at carnegie mellon, our driverless car takes a detour... "wow. you just had to take over." and professor rajkumar takes the wheel. evidence - that autonomous vehicles still have miles to go. for cbs this morning, peter greenberg. ((brian loftus)) > researchers say true autonomous cars are still a good ten years away./// kirsten joyce > now let's turn it over to demetia. brian loftus how are the roads delays in the spaghetti bowl. southbound traffic moving toward your screen. construction continues on decatur at sahara for the city's storm drain project. expect construction delays through september. > < > < > ((brian loftus)) > if you think drinking starbucks.. is better than soda.. you may need to think again/ ((kirsten joyce)) why some drinks.. contain three times the amount of sugar... than a can of coke./// i've watched as the house across the street has sat empty for over six years. i've watched good friends have their homes foreclosed on. people are still really suffering, and they're looking for somebody that is going to create bold change.

. >>> it's been three weeks since the hornets played at time carnegieer cable arena. the hawks raced out to a lead while the hornet missed 18 of 19 shots. interesting closing the deficit to 2 in the fourth quarter. but couldn't survive the slow start. perhaps it was the awkward tip town that led to the low output in the first quarter. >> you have to be ready regardless of the time of the game i thought we could have been better. but we weren't. >> the hall of fame awaits when his career is over. but that doesn't mean jimmy johnson can't enjoy the milestones along the way. the 76th win of his career. the johnson never had a chance to race with the intimidator. to have this connection is special. >> the fact that it's my 76th and tieing dale. i don't know if it's bigger right there with it. >> expect plenty more before his career is over. >>> thank you phil. i want to mention covenant day canceled class tomorrow. a norovirus going on there. no school for them. >>> two bouts of rain. >> thanks for making channel 9 your choice for news at 6:00. 11:00. >>> several breaking

at the grand reopening of the carnegie deli, the mayor tweeted this picture of a pastrami sandwich and captioned it, you guessed it, america. a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll is coming as welcome news for ted cruz, 28% of republican primary voters nationally, ahead of donald trump. rubio is in third place. trump and cruz continue to clash. >> would president trump ban partial birth abortion? >> look, i'm very pro-choice. >> trump threatened to sue cruz is cruz kept running this ad, to. >> cruz responded -- >> you want to challenge this lawsuit claiming it as >> life was a bit more subdued in the democratic nomination. hillary clinton led a get out the vote rally in her hometown of chicago. >> we need a president who's passionate about creating jobs and raising incomes like i am. [cheers and applause] >> trump, bush and john kasich will participate in a town hall tonight. this really is one of the last chances to make a sales pitch before that all-important primary, republican primary on saturday. >> town hall. not a debate, but a town hall. >> you liked it, right? >> i did. tr

the east side. i want too remind everyone about construction work happening on 105th on south bound carnegie. so the rain rain and the wind should make you be careful today. >>> we are following two vacant house fires from the live desk. first a fire on west 77th between detroit and franklin. the firefighters have been dousing hot spots. we will keep watching this and bring you updates. >>> also strong winds making crews lives difficult for a fire in castle wood, no injuries were reported but neighbors are now dealing with melted siding. no word on the cause. >>> a congregation is mourning it's pastor. the suspect was his own brother. william schooler was the only intended target but many people want answers. pastor schooler just finished his service when his brother followed him to the church's office and moments later shots rang out. church members clearly distraught and angry. >> i can't believe it. my pastor is dead. >> everyone loved pastor schooler. every loved him. >> family members of pastor schooler said his brother suffered from mental illness. he is expected in court today. columbus

at east 99th in dickens suspect still on the run. >> go outside and saw what said that the car drove left on carnegie, west of creating, i got into my car and tried to follow the carnd to see if they dropped her off . but all the way down there in turnaround . after about 15 seconds to the girl was found safe and said that there were three men in the car . thewe time while the police continue to search for the carjackerse they didn't arrest outstanding warrants . after 24 years in cleveland live nation decides that they will cancel the 2,016thnv great american rib cookoff, he says that they decided to move on and focus on other eventse he says that the door is open to anyone else who h wants to organize the event. >> less than three hours left to cast left to catch left to cast your ballot in the new hampshire primary. >> get the latest and find out who is in the lead during . a live report. >> the call to 911, a local man a month-long fox 8's on breaking the sound of black history month, james brown, were the first inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame and 86. >> here we go, what to play with

we pushed to get the giant pothole at carnegie patched. the man in charge of the city's snow removal and patching the director of public works michael cox. with the lightweight snow season why couldn't workers with no snow fall fill potholes faster. >> we don't convert all of our snow falls every day. we may have 6 or 7 trucks to do asphalt. we have to do the inserts and we don't want to take them out and then get snow. >> we have a lot of work to do. my hope this is a we will continue to put the pressure on us so that we can put the pressure on the administration. >> the cycle of freeze and thaw drivers to apply the breaks if they are fast afoot on the pedal. the city will reimburse drivers that cars are damaged but there is a catch. the city must first be notified through its 311 system that indeed there is a pothole there. >>> a cleveland man is recovering tonight after he was shot while trying to buy a pair of shoes. it happened late last night on east 146th street in the mount pleasant neighborhood. police say the 23-year-old victim dr

the ride hailing service is working with carnegie melon university to develop the technology. two tracks are under uber is expected to make a presentation to city official next month. >>> target reported strong growth in the fourth quarter of last year, driven by online traffic. target racked up over a billion dollars in online sales for the first time. >>> facebook unveils its new emjois. there are five new animated emjois to express their feelings behind like. love, ha ha, wow, sad, angry. they launched them yesterday. facebook says it conducted research for a year to come up with these new emjois. yea was rejected for not being universal enough. >>> your job may matter more than your looks when it comes to a dating mate. the sexiest jobs list held by tender uses that attract the most attention. for women the top five is designer, founder/entrepreneur, p. >>> slrkspr/communications and teacher. men are pilot, founder/entrepreneur, firefighter, doctor, and tv/radio personality. >> i'm dissing all of the handsome available men i'm working with with. but i can poke fun, right?

. >> man who left the car running is facing charges,l jessica dill is at the shell gas station on carnegie avenue with the latest >> talk about that for your little girl. world child is safe . police are searching for whoever took off in the vehicle but theyar make an arrest, of the man who left a child in that car, this is video still searching for the chevy equinox and the personhi who stole the car with a three year old inside, forty-year-old fredric carrere lovely girl in the car with a case indignation case indignation would be willing to pay gas is now charged with child endangering and driving under a suspended license, this is suspect took off in the car with hish g 3-year-old relative, they found the girl 10 minutes later on broadway avenue. >> it happened in about 15 seconds the guy got out of the car,ab and then someone else jump into the car, you should never leave your car running special against the law for a reason and i was so scared for that little girl.. >> the manager, said that he got into his own car to searchhe after she called 911, the three local police after she wa