executive editor of the "new york times." it is the top position in the news room. he took over in may of last year succeeding jill abramson. she was the paper's first female editor. he became the first african-american to hold the post. the digital era has disrupted the business of journalism as many of you know and has presented challenges and opportunities. many traditional news organizations have reduced staff in face of significant competition from digital outlets. the "new york times" has withstood the downturn. last month, reached the milestone of 1 million digital-only subscribers. as it charts its path forward, the "times" is experimenting with a new form of storytelling. the lathest project a ten-minute virtual reality film that tells the story of children displaced by war. this week more than a million "new york times" subscribers received google virtual reality viewers. i am pleased to have dean baquet at this table for the first time. welcome. >> a pleasure to be here. thank you very much. >> rose: what's virtual reality? >> for me, a different way of te

so the "new yorker" had to invent a way to get fiction in the magazine. they discovered new talent, and that became part of the soul of the "new yorker." >> rose: we continue with billy eichner, the star of "billy on the street." >> strangely enough, like a lot of actors, i'm normal to shy offstage if i don't know you. but people loved the street act. they loved the energy. i think a real savvy new york-l.a. audience who i was performing for at the time, before youtube, appreciated getting insanely worked up about entertainment. >> rose: miller, recommend nicremnick andeichner when we >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with continuing coverage of the paris attacks which killed 129 people. france has carried out airstrikes against i.s.i.s. targets in syria for the third consecuti

the future. in 1982 on new year's day a real estate report declares that the new new orleans is at hand and that we will look back this year as the year we finally turned the corner and jumped into the 21st century. the 20th century i think they might have said. what is new orleans always feel that lag, like it needs to declare itself? things that held it back and the things to contribute to its feeling of being inferior somehow. i dedicated that chapter to the 1984 world's fair, another time when new orleans was supposed to be coming in to a glut of money would new infrastructure and showing to the world that it can do it, perform, and, and it was a horrific failure, bankrupt failure they left behind a convention center and the season private investment benefited many of the families that you continue to see in power in new orleans today. again, i. again, i have somewhat of a compulsion of drawing these lines, but it is how you understand the organism of the city. you cannot just look at it and hundred day period. everything is worked out or not and it is complicated. i got closer and closer to

this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green. . >>> if you have eaten in a restaurant lately, it might have been a challenge to carry on conversation amid the noise and music. now some places are using new designs to bring down the volume. jill wagner reports from new york city. >> at many restaurants these days, entrees are dished out with a side of decibels, open kitchens, hard surfaces at close quarters have created a lively atmosphere. it can also be hard to have a conversation. earlier this year, cbs feuds found some restaurants are keep traffic or even a jack hammer. but at ocean prime in new york. general manager zach montgomery is dialing down the noise. >> we want our restaurants to be live and energetic. yet at the same time you and i can sit here and have a conversation. >> reporter: ocean prime built this new restaurant with sound in mind. >> it's not only the loud ness that's the problem. it's the echos and reverb racing, that's where you get to the point where you can't hear yourself think. >> repor

this is the ""cbs morning news." n the trail of terror, the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks is identified while isis threatens a new attack in washington, d.c. dangerous weather is in store for millions as severe storms sweep across the plains and snow piles up in the rockies. >>> hundreds of demonstrators block a minneapolis highway, protesting a shootinging of a black machine by police. >>> a fire fighter severely burned more than a decade ago receives a new face in an operation that could have cost him his life. >>> good morning from the studio 57 fuse room at "cbs news" headquarters here in insuring. laimed responsibility. >>> this morning, there are new attacks if paris. a manhunt is under way for two suspected terrorists, one is described as the mastermind. the other supplied logistical support. isis warned? a video released yesterday that it planned to strike in washington, d.c. overnight, france watched another launch of airstrikes in syria. jonathan bigliotti is in washington. >> reporter: they will

let's get to the news. ohio voters yesterday rejected a proposal that would have legalized both recreational and medical marijuana. pot advocates were so devastated that there was hardly a dry mouth in the house. [ laughter ] the failed pro-legalization movement in ohio had drawn criticism by promoting pot with a mascot named buddy, who had the body of a superhero with a clump of marijuana for a head. [ light laughter ] and i think we actually have a picture of buddy. there he is. [ laughter and applause ] there's buddy. donald trump is in trouble after he re-tweeted a post from a twitter follower calling jeb bush jose and showing bush next to a nazi flag. even crazier, the follower he re-tweeted was @realbencarson. [ laughter ] the latest polls show jeb bush has the worst favorability rating of any candidate, democrat or republican. and honestly, i don't quite understand why he's so unpopular. [ light laughter ] i mean, he has political experience, he's a decent speaker, he's relatively moderate, he has big

this is the ""cbs moing news." n the trail of terror, the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks is identified while isis threatens a new attack in washington, d.c. dangerous weather is in store for millions as severe storms sweep across the plains and snow piles up in the rockies. >>> hundreds of demonstrators block a minneapolis highway, protesting a shootinging of a black machine by police. >>> a fire fighter severely burned more than a decade ago receives a new face in an operation that could have cost him his life. >>> good morning from the studio 57 fuse room at "cbs news" headquarters here in insuring. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we have breaking news this morning. russia says the downing of a jet full of tourists in egypt was an act of terror. it is the first time russian official versus said that a home-made bomb brought down the metro jet last month. the crash in the sci-fi peninsula killed all 224 people on board. traces of explosives were found at the crash site. russian president vladi

the royals 2015 world champions. nick income breaking newseak a 30-year drought and beat the new york mets to win the world series. we'll have all of the sports highlights for you. good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: and good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone, well, after a gang buster october stock searches for direction this monday morning. checking market futures today. less than four hours away, dow pointing higher and s&p looking higher one and a quarter. >> nicole: russia dismissing claims by isis that they shot it down. >> cheryl: jeb bush makes a bold prediction, is it a promise he can keep? we will tell you all about it. >> nicole: gop met to push in changes in debate format. >> cheryl: opening bell in the new york stock exchange with new company hewlett-packard enterprise begins trading, we will have that story, i won't make any star trek jokes. what to expect for your day ahead. >> nicole: let's kick it off with this. kansas city royals are the 2015 world series champions. mets blue a 2-0 lead and the royals won it i

the news continues live from doha next. we want to leave you with these images from the international space station. these images being beamed back from space. commander scott kelly and the engineer working to fix an ammonia leak on the space station cooling system. >> hello, welcome to the news hour live from doha. our top stories: the russian president orders suspension of flights to and from egypt until the cause of last week's sinai crash is known. >>> that yo that you says are ts are stranded in sharm el-sheikh. >> campaigning ends in myanmar for sunday's election marking an historic transition from military rule to democracy. >>> we'll tell you why the

let's get to the news here, guys. ew national poll, found that ben carson is now ahead of donald trump by six points in the republican race. [ cheers ] finally proving that you can literally sleep your way to the top. [ laughter and applause ] i saw that after being courted by several candidates, conservative billionaire paul singer has decided to endorse marco rubio. yeah. now, instead of having a button that says donate, rubio's website just says, "we good." [ laughter and applause ] we good. meanwhile, jeb bush's campaign says that they want to bring back the cancelled telemundo debate, but donald trump has threatened to boycott it rather than go. when they heard that, telemundo was like, "ay, dios mio." [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: and the oscar goes to -- >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ light laughter ] they give an oscar for tv performances? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: the first time given an oscar to a tv performance. >> steve: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: there's actually been a lot

>> yes. >> that's the good news. the bad news, if only your e- mails were stolen, you won't necessarily be stolen. hackers have your have -- have your e-mail. they can send you an e-mail with an attachment and if you click on it, then have everything. >>> the justice is filing a suit to try to protect competition at airports. the deal is to allow united to land more takeoff and landing spots. the justice department is concerned this would lead to fewer choices and higher fares for customers. united already controls 75% of the slots at newark which are allocated by the faa. >>> extra pounds for children could mean heart problems earlier than you would expect. >>> it's a home that looks like a resort. from movies and popcorn to your own turf. find out how much it will cost to live here. >>> home alone. >> oh, yes. today in history, time sure does fly, 25 years ago, the movie "home alone" premiered in chicago. it was the top grossing film of million at the box office. >>> tonight's living large takes us to a home that fe

around the country. >>> new jersey's notorious highway traffic comes to the aid of police. officers from new york and new jersey chase a murder suspect for more than 20 minutes monday. the suspect is seen weaving through traffic and, at times, going the wrong way! but it wasn't until he hit a big backup at a toll plaza that police were able to capture him. >>> this is definitely not what you want to see when you look out of your window when you're sitting on a plane. a passenger flying from san jose international airport recorded this video tuesday. betty yu of our san francisco station kpix found out what was going on. >> reporter: this is what a southwest passenger saw from his window before takeoff, a worker tossing luggage like a bean bag. while another clapped. each time, workers try to hurl the bag farther. >> the perception of it, it looks like tossing a customer's bag. >> reporter: that is why chase plattin shot it with his cell phone and posted the video on southwest's facebook page. turns out, it wasn't southwest. it was alaska airlines worker. alaska claims they w

the new york press club is weighing in on the controversy. they are demand that mayor de blasio have a truly transparent administration. in puerto rico, cbs 2 news. >> as you saw, governor cuomo also in puerto rico to open a trade and tourism office. he helped cut the ribbon. the office includes a new york state discovery center and a i love new york store to promote products made in the state. >> it will facilitate economic the new york side, from the puerto rico side, small business loans, et cetera. >> initially there will be 28 vendors puerto rico's taste new york store. >>> a manhattan woman says she is still living in fear after being mugged while breast feeding her baby on friday. she says she can't shake the terror she felt when a man with a knife attacked her. she says the robbery caused her from behind, causing her baby girl to fall. >> she was screaming panicly. like losing her breath even. i thought he was going to kill me. at that moment, yeah, i thought this is it. >> the robber stole her cellphone and cash but a suspect was quic

>> i saw the film of it, yes. >> in new jersey? es. >> reporter: but later, carson apologized for that comment saying he saw video of post-9/11 rallies from the mideast, not new jersey. as for some trump supporters in ohio, they say candidates make mistakes and trump is only human. abc news, new york. >> 68 days before the iowa caucuses. i think things will get a lot more interesting. >> uh-huh. >>> when we come back, tonight is the grand finale of "dancing with the stars." so who got booted off the dance floor last night? >>> and how one faithful hgtv viewer saved a show's host's life. "the skinny" up next. >> "world news now" continues after this from our abc ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> time now for "the skinny" and topping our headlines this morning, the leaderboard just got a little lighter. >> on the first night of the finale of "dancing with the stars" the final four performing two separate dances. including the all-important freestyle before the final elimination. >> carlos and whitney. ♪ >> because it has bee

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this is the new reality in brussels. shops, schools and subways may have reopened, but security checks are now a constant feature of daily life here. even hospitals are feeding the tension. the belgian government has ordered health and emergency services to take special precautionary measures to ensure their facilities are not infiltrated. the tight security has been spot by their attempt to root out a terror cell they believe is planning terror like attacks in brussels. the aftermath of those attacks is still being felt. in an interview, eagles of death metal sound engineer said he narrowly escaped being shot. >> i was still standing up and i can see the gunman. he looked right at me and he shot at me and he missed and he hit my console and buttons went flying everywhere. that's when i went, lay down on the ground and we all just huddled. of those terror particulars, abdeslam and abrini continues in belgium. it's now emerged that a month prior to the paris attacks, the mayor of a city received a list of 80 suspected isla

for the morning news and "cbs this morning." york city i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm jeff glor. president obama is in paris for today's opening of the world climate change summit. leaders of more than 140 nations will try to establish a framework for reducing carbon emissions. paris was the scene of the recent terror attacks and many protests have been banned but there were still clashes. margaret brennan is in paris. >> reporter: france is bracing for its biggest security challenge since the terror attacks two weeks ago. 147 world leaders are gathering here in paris for a long-planned riot police have been deployed in unprecedented numbers. today some clashed with protesters who defied the government ban on demonstrations. there is a 120,000-strong security force stationed throughout the country, and nearly 1,000 people thought to pose a security risk have been blocked from entering france. during his two days in paris president obama will forgo a hotel. i

the good news, he was not seriously hurt. and at this time, investigators are trying to pin point whether this was in fact a hate crime. in radio transmissions you hear the volunteer calling for help. >> i've been stabbed. >> reporter: cellphone video showing the man soon after being tended to by fellow medics and an ambulance after the 34-year-old says she was slashed from behind. around 8:30 last night near eastern parkway and rogers avenue. >> he was screaming, i've been stabbed. >> reporter: the victim says the attacker was wearing black sweats and said nothing before slashing his right shoulder and then running from the scene. >> police showed up a minute later and closed the scene, made a crime scene. >> reporter: and officers spent hours flooding the area late into the night, searching for evidence and the alleged attacker. and again this morning, officers just finished clearing the scene as this investigation continues. we should mention that the victim says he did not know his unprovoked and that they did not exchange

starting to see delays on the 42 freeway also in new jersey around dep fert at 41. e that delay or to 295. we'll update in the chester county accident in five minutes. >> reporter: good morning. i'm matt delucia live outside philadelphia city hall. a new mayor has been elected for the city. after the break, what happens next? >>> good morning. i'm matt delucia outside city hall. the next mayor of philadelphia has been chosen. former city councilman jim kenney, 99th mayor, he claimed a big victory with 85% of the vote. he thanks supporters and pledges to do more for education in the city and other big issues face the mayor including naming a new police commissioner. later this morning kenney will unveil his transition plan. we'll follow that throughout the day. the celebration is over and the work begins now, exactly two months away from inauguration day. matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> i'm monique braxton where the democrats have spoken. kevin steele the new leerd of prosecutors here at the courthouse. steele spent 92 grand. steele as deputy prosecutor has been invol

we begin with the breaking news. the alert for american travelers, just moments ago and it comes just as millions now prepare to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. the state department issuing a worldwide travel alert, due to increased terrorist threats. of course, american cities on heightened alert already. and tonight, a major new discovery overseas we're following. dramatic stills of the drills right here in new york city. police and s.w.a.t. teams practicing the event of a suicide bombing or an attack on the subway. it comes as investigatiors say suicide belt has been found in paris. abc's jonathan karl is standing by at the white house, but first, abc's cecilia vega on the tips being taken right now to keep americans safe. >> reporter: tonight, amid that new alert, the state departme department's warning due to increased terrorist threats. hundreds of officers, their guns drawn, shots fired. a terror attack on a new york subway. this time, it was only a drill. but they are preparing for the worst. >> we are, a

the door, take us with you. >> keep watching "today in new york." download the news 4 new york app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> this morning, the search resumes in the chilly waters off of queens hours after a small plane went down. >>> plus, a 9-year-old girl hit by a bullet in new jersey. this morning, major questions police are trying to answer. >>> and it is a soupy start to the day. have to be careful. this is a live picture of what it looks like outside. the brooklyn bridge is actually in there somewhere. right now the fog is threatening to slow down your commute. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. friday -- it's thursday. >> i know. >> it is thursday. with a "t" and an "h." november 5th at 5:00 a.m. what am i thinking? >> you're already looking forward to friday. i'm darlene rodriguez. chris cimino is here with the forecast. i feel bad. i feel like i started that in his head. >> when i first walked in this morning, i said, please tell me this is friday already. so michael did. but it's not. it's thursday. we have a dense fog advisory that cover

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and we begin with the breaking news. that global manhunt. they are now searching for a second fugitive who could be the ninth attacker. and the potential new terror threat tonight, fears of a bomb, leading to an evacuation of a sirens blaring. threat. thousands rushed to safety before kickoff. isis has been vowing to strike germany, and our team is right there tonight. also this evening, french authorities are asking for any information on this man. one of the suicide bombers, the a refugee using a fake passport. we have the new images of the alleged eighth attacker, his family tonight begging, turn yourself in. and a massive emergency terror creakdown under way across europe tonight. at least 1 28 raids in france alone. but we begin tonight with that major evacuation at yet another stadium. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran is in germany tonight. >> reporter: fear filled the air around the hanover stadium tonight. police vehicles, sirens screaming, rushed to the scene. just 90 minutes before kickoff, loudspeakers ordered people t

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the quantity and quality of news coverage, and the idea of a news hierarchy.s the news was breaking, anyone on facebook would have seen an activation of the features. a filter allowing anyone anywhere to overlay the colours. as rer minded. it's a worldwide web. not a western wide web. with where was the safety check-in for the students when attacked in april. as for the news media, no one was visit. it's suggested that germans see an attack differently to how they see the bombings in lebanon. this tells us a story or two on how the news media sees things, and how we see ourselves. the starting point is the capital. paris. >> paris suffers numerous gun and grenade attacks. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> wherever news organizations realise it or not. like it or not. they are critical weapons in the terrorist arsenal. the bombs that went off in paris, the bullets that flew, would have missed the larger targets. the global audience, and the social media component in the equation looms larger and larger with the passing story and headline. social media brings us

it's where the news stories comes in. partners up with the companies to aggravate news and verify it. case in point, june 17th this year, and a shooting in the u.s.a. information was limited. the journalists new the fun ben was at large. this is where it comes in. there's numerous alert systems. when it happens, we set up searches and media platforms, we follow the lists. because we compile the infrastructure in reaction to this one. we found that one of the local police departments put out and were looking >>> the primary function it to provide the media with verified information, you have africa checks. it monitors the coverage to debunk international news stories. boko haram, when they attack a small village, it started circulating claiming to show the aftermath of the violence and was picked up by a number. in africa they flagged the image, and organizations went to work. tracking the source was tricky. the first thing we did was took the image and uploaded it to google image source. while it is interesting is it's a

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horizons, he and his partner are not the landlords. they are a new breed of owners in the country. they are a new breed of owners, since getting into the business in the 1990s, they have become billionaires. today investors are buying up trailer parks hoping to cash in. more than 20 million americans live in parks. many fear the speculation will force hem out of their homes. >> ralph admits he raises rent on 70% of parks, and adds utility fees. the money goes to property improvements. this is a tape call advantage. >> we call it no pain no stay, no play no stay. if you don't pay by the rules of the park or pay your rent, you have to go. >> the tactics and choice of words angered many. he was quoted as saying owning a mobile phone park is like owning a waffle house. where will everyone is chained to the booths. as explained. mobile homes are not that mobile. it can cost as much as 5,000 to move a trailer. it was part of a stable cash flow business, here is why. >> customers can't leave. in this business you don't run off. in this business you don't, because you own your home. >> repo

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, the mayor of new york city says there is no specific or credible threat to the city. ideo showing new york landmarks and threatening more attacks. full details in a moment. >>> the fate of the alleged ring leader of the terror attacks in paris is still a mystery this morning. it's not clear if abdelhamid abaaoud was killed in yesterday's bloody raid near paris. but police say they neutralized a new team of terrorists. >>> a helicopter trying to land at an airport north of san diego. it started spinning out of control before breaking apart and crashing in a cloud of smoke and flames. both people on board were killed. >>> health officials in boston are proposing anyone buying tobacco and nick tone products, including e-cigarettes, must be 21 years old. if approved, the crackdown would go into effect in mid-february. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, november 19th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. we begin this half hour with the renewed isis threat against an iconic new york city landmark. >> we want to

this is the "cbs morning news." alert, a terror alert for travelers, a key clue in one of the suspects of the paris attacks. a demonstration against police violence turns bloody. five people are shot over a police death of an unarmed plaque man. feeling fishy a. growing list of grocery chains say they will not be selling a genetically modified salmon to their shoppers. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at "cbs news" headquarters in new york. thank you for joining us this morning. we start with breaking news this morning and the fight against isis. it could spell trouble between russia and nato. turkish jets shot down a russian warplane turkey says violated its airspace. the russian jet apparently crashed into syrian territory. russia's defense ministry says it can prove the jet was over syrian airspace the entire time. the russian jet crashed into a hill t. pilots of the su-24 jet parachuted from their plane. local media reports one of the pilots have been captured t. fate of the other pilot is currently uncl

so even, you know, when "the new york times" early in the coverage basically said, like, why would anyone protest this, he's basically subhuman, like, we can learn a lot from having him in a cage, if not in for "te new york times" writing those editorials, i would not really have a sense of the times, right? because while that seems shocking to us now that the new york time toes would hold that view, that was -- times would hold that view, that was also a reflexion of the prevailing attitudes around race in 1906. so, yeah. so i wrestled with the archives, but i also needed those accounts to put together the story because they revealed so much about, you know, just the everyday thoughts of people during that time. so between the newspaper articles and the letters that were in the archives, there were so to luminous letters written by zoo officials, and they're going back and forth of how they're dealing with ota benga. so i was able to contrast the behind-the-scenes letters with the public record. so what they would say on the record was that, you know, he was happy there, he wanted to be

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leon: we are hearing from the new general manager of metro. the big question is how to turn around the system facing declining ridership and safety concerns. brianne carter is covering metro for us. reporter: we understand the just hours after being appointed the new general manager, he is having a meeting with the metro transit police chief. getting the latest on security here within the system. getting familiar with the system as well. he says he took the silver line last week it would be any plans and using the red line every day to get to work. he says he understands the growing frustration. >> we are unanimous in our support of our new ceo. welcome to metro. [applause] reporter: he takes over as metro's new general manager during a tumultuous time. infrastructure is failing, ridership and reliability are down. >> i can't undo what has been done but it will start to move in different directions and that is what i can do. reporter: he signed a four-year contract with an annual salary of nearly $400,000 and $4000 a month for temporary housing

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this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the royals are the 2015 world champions! >> kansas city is crowned! the royals are the kings of baseball after a dramatic come-from-behind win in game five of the world series! >>> debate demands. the republican presidential candidates try to take control of their future face-off after battling with moderators during last week's debate. >>> a grim day in russia. victims' bodies from this weekend's airliner crash are returning from egypt this morning, while questions mount over what brought the packed passenger jet down. >>> and an uber attack is caught on video. a driver's cash camera is rolling when his passenger turns violent! >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> russia's top aviation official says the russian airliner that crashed on the psinai peninsula broke apart in mid air but it's too early to know just what happened. the russian jet had taken off from a red sea resort headed for st. petersburg with when it fell out of

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from the broadcast center in new york silty. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, november 6th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> travelers can expect tighter security at u.s. airports today as evidence mounts that a terrorist bomb is what brought down a russian jetliner in egypt. >>> dangerous weather streaks across the south. a twister touches down in texas, while more severe weather soaks the region today. >>> and true identity. how a teenager learned he had been living under a false name for more than a start of the busiest travel season of the year. johnathan vigliotti is in london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there are new reports that earlier this year, a security guard at sharm el sheikh airport allowed one tourist to skip security by paying money. sources tell cbs news the department of homeland security could unveil plans today to intrefs security for overseas flights bound for the u.s. the development follows a plane crash in egypt that killed 224 people. on thursday, president obama acknowled

officials say many of the new donors are young people. doctors say thanks to the surge in donations, the blood supply in france' s normal despite the huge demand created by the attacks. sean: the new hampshire fisher cats are asking the city to play ball that would keep the team in under the proposal, the city would pay $950,000 to fix problems at the delta dental stadium. the team says the playing field and fire suppression system need to be replaced. >> there are rocks and bricks left under the sod. the drainage system does not work properly. sean: if aldermen agree, the fisher cats would stay through 2035 and pay an additional $4.5 million over that. -- over that period. erin: it is now 12 past 5:00. coming up, changing the way you wash your clothing or how warm you keep your home could save you a lot of money. we have some tips in this sean: remember the course of people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall st

and if you want to see the new balloons without standing for the whole parade, cbs 2 news is the place to be. we will have live coverage of the parade from 9:00 until noon. >>> after the parade, some people will cut dinner short and head straight for the deals because many stores will open black friday. 145 million people are expected to shop this weekend as retailers attempt to lure in wants. experts say it's the best to have a plan in. once you know what you're looking for, search the web to see who is offering the best deal and when. we spoke with one man who wants a flat screen tv from the best buy on the upper east side. >> $150 which is about $400 off. >> reporter: how long have you been here in. >> since yesterday, 11:00. >> reporter: just to get the deal? >> just to get the deal and be number one. >> good luck to him. so far some of the best deals have been on electronics with laptops, tablets and testifys at give-away price. >> and if you're like, you will home. a lot done now online. and many seasonable jobs focused on get packages -- on getting packages where they need to go

mets end of the year news conference. so after fainting, alderson was able to get up and walk away. that's the good news. he stopped mid sentence and began to fall before people grabbed him. the 67-year-old alderson was down briefly before getting up and then joking quote so where were we? glad to hear he's fine. >>> the coast guard is looking into why a kayak was floating unmanned on long island sound. it was spotted by another boater off the eastern end of plum island. it was carrying pods and food but there was no sign of the owner. the search is being handled by coast guard units out of montauk and an aviation unit from cape cod. >>> this morning, authorities in illinois confirmed that the death of a police officer that sparked a search for killers was in fact a suicide. investigators described the death of lieutenant charles joseph gliniewicz as a carefully staged suicide. gliniewicz was found with fatal gunshot injuries after reporting that he was pursuing three suspects in september. today, officials say he had be

the new jersey transit 151, and 712. alternate side of the parking street rules are suspended but you still need to pay the meters. we'll have more traffic ahead on the 4s. >> right now there's an investigation under way on a fatal accident. it was partially caught on camera. a car plunged into the waters. katherine creag is in gerritson beach with that. >> reporter: neighbors told us they heard something. they heard some kind of commotion but they didn't see something because it was so dark. we want to squloi surveillance video. according to the nypd speeding down gerritson avenue, monday, 4:50 in the morning but it wasn't until the nex day, tuesday afternoon when the resident noticed damage to the con strukd fence here. the nypd was called. the harbor unit responded and recalled it. they found a 31-year-old man. james miro heard a crash monday morning. at the time they saw nothing. >> somebody was walking her dog in fact and heard the bang and looked for the car but didn't see it. >> and police are investigating what ha

jersey. >> raymond: the people of new jersey-- my apologies. you got nothing to worry about from me. i did apologize. i'm... i'm sorry. sorry to this day. >> stahl: did you actually sell any of the armatix guns? >> raymond: no. >> stahl: after his case came to her attention, the new jersey senator offered to rescind the mandate if the gun lobby publicly removed its opposition to smart guns. she's yet to hear back. >> weinberg: they seem to oppose almost everything. anytime we suggest anything, we've gotten very little cooperation back. >> stahl: if the law were completely repealed, do you think that the gun lobby would then let this go forward? >> weinberg: no. >> sanetti: why are you trying to take my firearm, which i store safely and properly and i've never had problems with it, and add something to it that's going to make it more prone to failure? >> stahl: what about the argument that we have seat belts. we have air bagsgsthey're mandatory. >> sanetti: uh-huh. >> stahl: why not make a safe gun mandatory? >> sanetti: firearms are safe. the fi