. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm strolling along the swanky streets of the upper east side ofhattan. the heir in this story reached out to us just a short time after her husband died. she wanted to talk about her strange inheritance, which she tells me takes up an entire room in her home. >> my name is carole postal, and less than one year ago, i lost my beloved husband, bob. he left me nearly 10,000 toy soldiers, which he called "the guys." >> a whole room on the upper east side -- i'm hoping it's shoes. >> uh, not quite. >> no way. it's not shoes. it's soldiers? across glass shelves, the tiny troops stand shoulder to shoulder, ready for battle. let's see. there's george washington... generals robert e. lee and ulysses s. grant... not to mention ancient and medieval warriors. a history of world combat in one jam-packed man cave. your husband must've spent a lot of time putting this together. >> lovingly, over 40 years. >> it's really magnificent. i really did need to see this. you were right to get in touch with us. >> oh, i'm so glad you feel that way. >> i would love to lea

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i'm looking around and the upper east side of new york, who is the guy? who is the guy who will create a scene? who will start a fight, who is the guy that will do something to be woke on instagram, whatever it may be. i am sitting there miserable the wholemeal. we are fighters the we are not going to get ambushed either. we are all waiting for it so we get through with dinner and everyone is giving me side i at least in my mind and we pay the bill, we are walking out, we are walking out and there is an older lady from the east side, then new york accent and she stands up and in my face, you -- i am just kidding! i am sorry, one trick pony, baby. just kidding. this -- i can't punch an old lady. another guy grabbed me that is a different story but she just goes you guys have the biggest - in the world and i love it. so i am sitting there. john is having a heart attack. he can't believe this is going on at the reagan library. i apologize. it was amazing. that moment everyone in the restaurant, all those people giving me that side i started clapping, taking

of rich man living in a community full of rich people moving toward the democratic party the upper east side of manhattan where one of the koch brothers lived you go to ask interpol beach county the very richest parts like bel air where president reagan lived in retirement is more democratic. americans were often are split along cultural or economic lines you do see splits such as rich people voting for candidates for lower taxes a better indicator is what is your position on abortion rights rex was roe v wade correctly decided? or do you think abortion is murder of a human being and it extinguishes a human life and should be prohibited or limited in its availability? those issues are more powerful to determine those choices these days. rich people in california are paying high taxes they think on balance that's good public policy. is their choice every vote counts in the south we saw less of that of high income people with the democratic party but with the 2018 house selections dallas fort worth where the high income people stayed republican unlike the industrial midwest with a high income

romance is not my forte but i'm at this restaurant we are having dinner i'm looking around with the upper east side. who is the guy? who's the guy that will create a scene and start a fight or who is woke on instagram i miserable the whole meal. and i'm getting side i at least in my mind. and there is an older lady from the upper eastside who stands up and says i'm thinking of going to have to punch an old lady. just kidding. [laughter] this is the scene i cannot punch an old lady. you guys have the biggest. [laughter] in the world and i love it. [cheers and applause] so i'm sitting there. having a heart attack and cannot believe this is going on in the reagan library. i apologize but it was amazing because at that moment everyone in the restaurant all the people that i thought were giving me side i started to clap and took self fees and then to be vehemently against me they were not sure they were afraid of what others would think they were put in the corner just like the exit polls. we are losing by 12. they didn't want to be put in a corner. but they were just not willing to take the next step s

it's a valentine's story on the upper east side of new york it's not exactly a conservative thoughts and principles of small red teddy bears and thought it was very romantic. it's probably not my forte but i went with it. i'm sitting here like who is the guy to create a scene and start a fight and do something to be woke on instant drama or whatever it may be. i'm sitting there discernible but wholemeal. we are fighters. we are not going to get ambushed. we're just sort of waiting for it. so we get through with dinner and everyone is giving me decide i at least in my mind. [laughter] we paid the bill and we are walking out and there's an older lady. this is the scene i get to read about this and she goes you guys have the biggest -- [laughter] in the world and i love it. [laughter] sorbonne is having a heart attack and can't believe this is going on at the library. i apologize. but it was amazing because it was that moment whe the moment n the restaurant, all of those people i thought were giving me decide i come and they stood up, started clapping and taking southeassouthselfies. th

i was a nanny for an upper west side family whose kids went to school on the upper east side. >> jimmythe other one, because he's, he'd try compete. he's running out of breath like about to hyperventilate, and i'm like, it's okay. your brother has the sports thing on lock. so one time i saw him in his room like this music blasting, and he was like jumping on his bed like ah, ah, ah, ah, doing hip-hop moves, and i was like, i get it, this is your special power, you're a dancer. so i told the parents, and i was like, you got to get him into hip-hop. i hope the kid still does it. >> jimmy: i thought the end of the story was, and now he dances with the new york ballet. >> they were young enough that you could mold them. >> jimmy: you could tell them, you're not as good as your brother in sports. >> we got our thing. it's okay. >> jimmy: we got to get you dain >> he was so unique. i nt to pi him up one time, hew been aenactoy. and i was like, okay, and i looked, and you see him in the corner like brooding, and i'm like, oh, my god, this is going to be a day. and i was like, what's wrong? an

couple people overheard giuliani talking about these pod cast plans, at a crowded new york city upper east sidecided to make a recording of it, and they reached out to me and mike because we did a story friday about how giuliani continues to talk to the president because he's keeping a low profile. giuliani has emerged as a key figure. one of the people heavily involved with pushing ukraine, being a part of that pressure campaign. now it appears he wants to re-enter and have a pod cast where he can provide his own perspective of how things are going, brooke. >> you get this scoop, and as we're reporting it out, you have since reached out to giuliani's team, what are they saying in response? >> of course, and this is not a done deal in this pod cast, this is what a spokeswoman told me, they did confirm talks are being had, but said this is a quote many americans want to hear directly from rudy giuliani, he's considering several options. regarding the best way to move forward. as of now, they have not decided on the strategy, but are getting very close, these conversations seem to be very much th

if you go to the upper east side of manhattan, the rich areas lived.he late david koch you go to palm beach county, you go to the very richest parts of america. bel air where president reagan lived in retirement, going democratic. happened hereas is americans as i have put it more often are split in politics along cultural, and economic lines. you seep splits on economic lines such as rich people voting against candidates. you see that less today than you do in the future. a better indicator is what is your position on abortion rights? do you believe that roe v. wade was correctly decided or do you think that abortion is the murder of a human being and that it extinguishes a human life and should be prohibited or at least limited in its availability? powerfulues are more in determining voter choices these days then issues of taxes. issuesn of taxes. voters in michigan and california are voting for high taxes. they think that is good policy. it is their choice. south, we saw less of that, of high income people moving towards the democratic party but in the 2018 house election, metro ho

so we get through with dinner so in my mind so we are walking out this older lady from the upper east side with a new york accent and says to my facee you. now i have to punch an old lady. just kidding. [laughter] one trick pony. just getting. this is the scene because i can't punch an old lady. she says you guys have the biggest. [laughter] in the world and i love it. [laughter] [applause] >> so john is having a heart attack he cannot be leon - - believe this is going on at the reagan library. i apologize. but it was amazing because at that moment everyone in the restaurant, all of those people that i thought were giving me the site i they stood up and started clapping and taking cell fees one - - sophie pictures. so everybody was they were not against me they just didn't know how to respond but they were afraid of what others would n think. just like people on election day at the exit poll. we were supposed to be winning by 12 weere losing are up by three that's a term voter but the second somebody has the guts to say something they were all fine with me. but they were willing to take th

former "bachelorette" contestant tyler cameron reportedly cramped up around mile 17 on manhattan's upper east sider "bachelorette" andi dorfman also hit the pavement sharing her marathon journey with her 1 million followers on instagram. >> a few celebrities from inside our own abc family rose to the challenge, amy robach using the race to mark her six-year cancer-versary, way to go, amy. the team, i see her husband there, i'm pretty sure she did very well because amy is stellar when it comes to exercise and running. "world news now" chief senior "bachelor" analyst jack sheahan, who bested his own time by 18 minutes, congrats to jack as well. when i came in overnight to our building, i saw them tearing down from that area of the finish line. and i wanted to go over there and peek and say, maybe run across. like i did it. >> pretend you took part. >> i didn't do that. >> maybe next year. yeah. >> no. >>> next to another celebrity spectacle that played out at universal studios. >> guests at the park were treated to an impromptu and unusual performance by john legend, who apparently got a bit tipsy a

and frisk from the lower crime rates, that's where the crime rate went down, it wasn't on the upper east sidelive in staten island, people who will be stopped are predominantly white. those numbers will reflect that. the bronx, latino, african-american side, those numbers will reflect that as well, it's not that police officers are being racist, they were stopping people in the area, they were doing their job. >> no question that bloomberg is pandering here, that says about modern democratic primary voters, to run as law and order democrat you can't do that these days and i just wonder what your take on that, this has been a successful policy, reduced crime and yet he's apologizing for it. >> it was probably the most useful tool a police officer can use. i want to see a leader -- don't backtrack, he's saying what he believes the people in the audience want to hear. >> exactly. >> america is not going in the direction on what we will hear what's going to happen especially law enforcement and president trump defends us. >> latest numbers 76% of those that were arrested in 2016 alone were innoce

if you go to the upper east side of manhattan, the rich areas, where the late david koch lived, one of the koch brothers, you go to aspen, you go to palm beach county, you go to the very richest parts of america, bel air, where president reagan lived in retirement, going democratic. i think what happens here is that americans as i put it more often are split in politics along cultural than along economic lines. you do see splits on economic lines such as the, you know, rich people voting against -- voting for candidates for lower taxes, you see that less today than you did in the future. a better indicator is what is your position on abortion rights? do you believe that roe v. wade was correctly decided, that an expansive view of abortion rights should take place? or do you think that abortion is the murder of a human being and that it extinguishs a human life and should be prohibited or at least eliminated in its availability? those issues are more powerful in determining voter choices these days than issues of taxes. the rich people in manhattan, california, are voting for the high t

the duke of york was friends with epstein for years and visited epstein's upper east side mansion in 2010. virginia roberts giuffre has accused prince andrew of having sex with her when she was 17 years old, saying that epstein lent her to prince andrew on multiple occasions. during the bbc interview, the prince denied the accusations and said he had no recollection of meeting her, even though she's released a photograph in which prince andrew is standing beside her with his hand around her bare stomach. "the washington n post" reports president trump abruptly reversed course and refused to sign a memo banning most flavored e-cigarettes, despite having promised to do so only two months earlier. he refused to sign the one-page decision memo while on a flight to a campaign rally in lexington, kentucky, earlier this month. he reportedly refused to sign the memo over fears that angry vape shop owners and their customers could hurt his presidential reelection prospects. louisiana democratic governor john bel edwards has narrowly won reelection, beating out his republican challenger eddie

well, yes, i mean first of all, if you recall, in 2016, when the president went to vote at his upper east sideimatelyinpolling station, he was booed and people were leaning out of their office buildings to boo him. and you know, the president is at one, both super new york, and also not new york at all. and it's this really kind of weird anxiety-inducing dichotomy for every day new yorkers. but really, when you talk to real estate folks who actually do have a huge stake in the city, they laugh at donald trump. and i think that has actually been a part of his identity crisis, as a president, but then the flip side of that, is you have, new york is a city of refugees, of immigrants, of minorities, of jews, people who have been persecuted here and abroad, and the amount of disgust, disdain, of fear, and loathing of this president, i could say, is unprecedented, and the idea that we burst him is enough to send us collectively on the couch for quite some time. >> trump is a cartoon character and new york has lots of characters and he did sort of come of age in the '80s when he represented this mome

we opened two local service hubs, one in the upper east side and one in the west village.gship store that we opened last month. express services in our two racks, one on 31st street and one in union square. any customer in manhattan can order an item from nordstrom on their phone, have it delivered same day or they could pick it up that same day or next day at any one of those locations and for new yorkers, having a location on their way home from work right by their train station, that's really convenient it's hard to get stuff delivered to a lot of places around here returns is another big opportunity. we're goingic to take a lot of returns. we're in the clothing business if you take friction out of the return process customers return stuff faster and we get more market share from them being able to really focus on a market and figuring out how do we take friction out of the shopping experience, create nor selection that can be delivered faster by leveraging all of our assets and so far, particularly here in new york it's working well. >> yeah. returns are such a high gr

democratic party, but that's the part of the party that, you know, excites a lot of people on the upper east sideot excite as many people in the church pews in south carolina. this field is predominately tipped to the bill bradley side. you need both sides to win. obama got both sides. but tree dominately tipped. joe biden is pretty much occupying that clinton side of the party by himself. >> and think that's very important, that's why i talk about dealing with a comfort level of voters like in the black church or wherever else you're going. and when you deal with somebody that people feel comfortable with, people will say, all right, they may have flaws but they relate to me, i can relate to them, they understand my life. that's a lot different than the elitist, the people that you and i talk about all the time. >> the goat milk -- what did -- what did sir -- >> latte liberals. >> avocado toast, that point he. that elitist sir john kennedy. >> a lot of liberals sometimes end up talking to themselves and difficult looting themselves where people are getting instant coffee and grits, they're not i

and he spent lavishly, living on upper east side, get glossy pamphlets, five bucks each, probably ton when he was mayor. democrat living in boston. that schizophrenia might hurt him. i don't know if joe biden moderate supporters, that would be target audience would jump ship from the vice president to mayor bloomberg. he is interesting, great guy. mix it you will. we'll see with alabama says. pete: you think this is more than a vanity project? do you think he see as path to winning the nomination, if he is more moderate, wants to come after your guns and all that? the party is not where he is. he is law and order mayor here. that is certainly not where the democrat party is now. how does it mix up the race, does he have a semblance of a chance. >> iowa, they have been working iowa so long, intimately, so vigorously, candidates already announced, the question how many are left. he will not get into iowa. won't get into new hampshire i think. new hampshire filing deadline was last week, isn't it? now alabama, which is not early primary state. that is kind of a litmus test. the question

. >> cleaning up the streets when it snows on the upper east side. >> that's of course our job. >> that'speaks. let me put on my little red vest right now and, willie, say that first of all i don't think that bernie is crazy old bernie. he's very effective and very successful. secondly, i don't think that man splaining, and i think the expect quote was bloomberg could explain to elizabeth warren why her plan doesn't work. perhaps man splaining in the age of trump might be -- >> if anybody was proposing medicaid for all for $34 trillion. my little red vest is coming back at your little red vest and it had nothing to do with man explaining. >> i do want to say this, throw this out for the table. we're looking at elizabeth warren and a lot of people are skeptical of elizabeth warren, why? not because she isn't a great political athlete, not because she can't win the democratic nomination, but a lot of people are concerned she's not going to win ws, heisconsin, michigan, florida, arizona, north carolina, she doesn't have the political persona that, you know, people that make up the convention

it is officially out tomorrow, and you will be tonight at 7:00 on barnes & noble on the upper east sideat he violated company policy by having a consensual relationship with another employee. now, this is steve easterbrook, he was dismissed after being chief executive of the golden arches since 2015. he is going to be replaced by the usa operating chief chris kempczinski. easterbrook is credited with the all day breakfast and he updated a lot of the restaurants with self order kiosks and the company has come under fire in the past for workplace related personnel issues. so we're watching that. also under armour stock has taken a big hit after the company said that federal regulators including the justice department and securities and exchange commission are investigating it over its accounting practices. under armour said it began responding to requests for document days going back to 2017. it is cooperating with both investigations. it does believe that its accounting practices are appropriate. now, separately the company reported better than expected quarterly financial results, but c

east bay side. we have a lot of fog for the upper east shore freeway and the north bay. watch those speeds. sh we talked about in oakland. the other side of the bay, the crash in san francisco, looks like north 101, just cleared at vermont. that would be better news. but that fog drifting around. we're seeing that highlighted for the south bay, much like we did yesterday. use caution. back to you. >>> now details on an overnight fire in the east bay that destroyed an rv and damaged a neighboring home. rit ou'r looking at new video from the scene. this happened at around 1:30 this morning on pioneer court in san ramon. firefighters arrived to find the rv fully engulfed and the upstairs part of that home on fire. no one was injured and the cause is under investigation. >>> it's 6:32 right now. a new city study says more than a third of san franciscans can't afford to stay in the city and they're ready to go. >> sharon katsuda live at sfo. residents or former residents say they're definitely agreeing with this study. sharon? >> that's right, lauren, marcus. this study by the office of the contr

upper level clouds. you can watch the lower clouds retreat back to the san rafael, napa, down both sides of the bayshore, mid to upper 60s. we'll squeeze out some low 70s in the south bay, east valleys. tonight, mild once again. mid 40s to mid 50s and all that cloud cover. you see that green, that's the chance of drizzle. in the east bay hills a chance, too. that chance of drizzle locks in the coolest day tomorrow. 50s and 60s. but that's also average. on sunday, 70 near the coast, 80 inland. that will be near some records. >> this is the caltrans camera showing you the upper deck of the bay bridge. this is just before the tunnel. look at that backup. we understand that there is a two-car crash with injuries reported now blocking at least one lane. it's after treasure island. i will pull up the maps. the speeds are low as you head that way and it's impacting people that are trying to get to san francisco as a part of their morning commute. looks like our map -- can we bring it up? we have it coming for you. all right. one moment. there we are. okay. so here's the map. look at that backup, it's extending and moved past treasure island, speeds are down to about 29 miles per ho

little bit more traffic coming through concord and the upper east shore freeway headed past the richmond-san rafael bridge. here on the peninsula side, looks like we're done with the last of the traffic breaks or slowing we had from our willow up to marsh, the construction crew cleared there as well as through san mateo, i believe the speed sensors are green so that's good. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 6:01. >>> breaking news out of london, transit leaders are are refusing to renew uber's license to operate, citing several instances that they say place passengers' safety at risk. after a report revealed 14,000 trips involving unauthorized drivers. unier is vowing to fight the decision calling it "extraordinary and wrong." the company has 21 days to appeal. it can continue operating while that appeals process is under way. >>> new overnight oakland police arrested protesters and homeless people in front of city hall. >> sharon cat tu da joins us live in oakland to show us how police had to carry some people out. >> reporter: that's right, laura and marcus. it was dramatic. some of the people knew they would be arrested so they lo

side of the screen so you could see everything. teams in the mid to upper 70s for the north bay, east bay and the south bay going the the bay in the 60s and at the coast in the 50s. so the temperatures are still a little bit above average. not really feeling like the holidays but if you want something to do to get yourself into the spirit, besides just having the pumpkin spice latte, head out to walnut creek creek on ice and they have the rink open and ready to go. we'll have 50s. so with some 50s you could get the jacket on and feel like it is november. we'll have the full seven-day forecast and changes next week coming up in about 25 minutes. >> we'll see you shortly. >>> up next the reason thousands of people are getting random text messages months -- from months ago, from valentine's day. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing co uld be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you.

upper 70's. campbell, san jose in cupertino egypt, 76 for your highs east bay temperatures. a range of low 70's from the site sideterday at 71. 2 warmer than average temperatures warmer than yesterday's temperatures for inland valleys, dublin in livermore each just shy of 80 degrees at 79 each while the creek 77 while oakland berkeley and richmond fall back into the 60's after year 70's yesterday and as i mentioned faa going to stay with you longer than it did yesterday. yeah vacaville and fairfield each in the low 80's, well upper 70's continue. in santa rosa and petaluma tomorrow friday and saturday, some of your warmer days of the forecast tomorrow afternoon an offshore breeze will kick into gear. this should help to subdue fog at least a bit come friday and saturday shun see it as widespread as we are this morning. sunday monday and tuesday of next week we're keeping the trend going a warmer than average conditions. cold mornings but nice sunny and comfortable afternoons. robert thank you john off to the san mateo bridge we go because we need to check in on westbound 92. >>we have this line herebwest of the t

upper 60s throughout the forecast. ke fog is a major, you for commuters. >>> we talk about the richmond side of the bridge but it's definitely a forecast tore for folks traveling along the eastreeway. we are losing visibility. the volume builds. you can tell by the headlights barely visible. we share it with our traffic map. the bay bridge. traffic is still light. over a half hour and drive slow. the drive in out of livermore and pleasanton moving slowly on 580. 680 more traffic. folks will be avoiding pleasanton and sunol. the off ramp may be closed if chp determines they have to do that because of the traffic control. exit and take foothill if that's where you need to go. otherwise stay clear. the rest of the south bay moves nicely with 101 starting to build. >>> safety at airbnb in the wake of last month's party shooting in orinda, new perspective on how often her local gym years don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in milpitas. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, lat i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor, and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros com

temperatures on the cool side, we are in the 40s and 50s, san francisco currently 53, oakland is 49, san jose 40 and upper 40s in gilroy right now. this time from the eastbay hills we are looking west out towards the bay bridge in san francisco. so we can definitely see clear across the bay right now. in santa rosa we do have some fog developing as well as in napa where temperatures are a bit cooler in the low 40s, fairfield also only 42, upper 40s in concord and livermore. we are looking right now at the downtown san francisco, beautiful ferry building right there, we can see everything this morning. so here are the forecast features that you need to know for today. it's going to be sunny and even a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. but then we have a system moving in and it's going to be cloudier and cooler midweek, we will start to notice the change a little bit tomorrow and tuesday and wednesday is when we will see our coolest days. this system will also bring some stronger winds to the north bay mountains and east bay hills. critical fire weather is possible. the national weather service may issue a fire weather watch. here is a look at the

east bay. 42 in lafayette. 51 in brentwood. elsewhere temperatures are running 46 in san carlos. 49 in pacifica. upper 40s in the north bay. everybody else in the low to mid 50s. here's the richmond sidethe richmond-san rafael bridge. the fog is encroaching there. you have to be careful. if you're out playing on the bay, wait until it turns hazy this afternoon. it's too dangerous in the morning. grab blankets for friday night football. here's the north bay, fog will happening around through 9:00. sunshine, hazy, low to mid 70s this afternoon. for the east bay, fog through 9:00. mostly cloudy through 11:00. sunshine and upper 60s. for san francisco, foggy through 11:00. low 60s this afternoon. jobina? >> thank you. good morning. we are still continuing to follow the sigalert in santa rosa. i do have better news for you. they had initially closed fulton road. they are now lifting that closure. also the eastbound traffic is moving it looks like they closed that for a short period of time as they worked to get everything out of the roadway. this is westbound 12 before llano. two cars involved here. the chp has not cleared up the information as to whether or not someone was still trapped i