-- has been receiving water from a weehawken line since the break on sunday. a "boil water" advisory was lifted yesterday. repairs will be complete after thanksgiving. >>> up next a story that's captured national headlines. is this the mother who left her baby in a nativity scene at a church in queens? hear from the man who first found the boy. >> running red lights, breaking the rules. now one city councilman wants to make it easier for bicyclists to ignore the rules >> plus, new revelations about the death of a football legend. what frank gifford's family is now saying. >> plus, the balloons are inflating. here you see that ever familiar kool-aid man. lonnie quinn has your full weekend forecast and we are expecting mayor de blasio to make a statement about all of that just ahead. >>> members of a queens church have nicknamed him baby jesus. the newborn discovered in their nativity scene. >> cbs 2's hazel sanchez shows us the latest clue that may help police find his mother. >> reporter: police say this surveillance video shows the unidentified mother carryin

a transmission line from weehawken. >>> still ahead here a family's fiery escape. a molotov cocktail through the bedroom window, and it's the result of a romance gone young. >>> a panicked letter to the judge. one juror desperately wants out of the high-profile trial. >>> the red flag one viewer noticed while watching television. >>> living with stranges, sharing your space, and getting serious perks. your social life boosted, your career at putted. dorm life continued. could it be better than this? wel veoullhereummoe anlsor yr.lu 40doarba. soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio >>> a baldwin, long island, home explodes in flames. the result of a relationship apparently gone wrong. a 21-year-old man has been charged with arson accused of nearly burning down his exgirlfriend's house. police say joseph farafino threw a molotov cocktail then just a week ago he tried to dot same thing. >> apparently that didn't work, so i guess someone came back to finish the job. >> whoever did this needs to pay. that's all. justice has to be served. >> reporter: he broke up with his girlfriend

but a boil water advisory has been lifted temporarily as the city switched its main supply to weehawken. >> they have conducted all of their tests. we want people to come and visit hoboken. we just ask that you either take public transportation or come in through the north end of hoboken. until this final repair is made, it will still be a challenge getting in and out of southwest hoboken. ernie: all right. some officials say that residents may experience increased water pressure while may have low water pressure, discolored water or even no water at all. we'll keep you up to date on that and that's what's happening right now. nick is joining us. got a little bit of a seesaw going with the temperatures. nick: yes. we're rounding the corner. we're going back up the other side. today certainly a chill in the air, but not the wind we had yesterday. ernie: the wind was different today. nick: it was. didn't feel -- it was chilly, but not really not so bad. the average is 51/39. we'll be around there tomorrow. maybe a little colder the first part of the morning. we made 46 in new york city. t

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water advisory has been lifted temporally and lo bock opinion is now getting the water supply from weehawken as the repair work continues. dari: mayor deblass sew yo calling on the if hes to provide more transit aid to the city. he wants congress to strike down a house bill that would cut funding for new york and new jersey transit by $146 million a year. the funding is needed to improve subways, roads and bridges which the mayor says are in desperate need of repair. another programming note. look at. the may ror will be a guest on food day new york tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. be sure to tune in. they will be talking about security and many other important issues that the city is facing. steve: all right. a warning just ahead. security firm is warping retallers that hacker may have releasinged a virus targeted credit cards. consumers could be facing a major data breach. linda schmidt with what you hed to know before you hit the stores tomorrow. reporter: some shoppers are unnerved as the holiday season is about to kick off on black friday. that is two days from now. that is because cyber s

the city was able to receive some water from the weehawken the new valve could be in place as soon as this afternoon. >>> well, a russian airman who has survived the downing of his war plane says the turkish jets did not issue any warnings. the navigator also told russian television that his plane was flying over syrian territory and did not violate turkish air space. russian special forces rescued one of the pilots after a turkish missile brought down the war plane for they say violating their air space. >>> a group of police officers are under investigation following a bar brawl in brooklyn. a fight broke out between customers and sunset park and officers subdued one of the men who was pushed out of the bar. the bar's owner's son kevin cuzco says the officers were being too violent so he spoke up. moments later he was pushed back in the car and bake -- bar and taken down by police. >> i'm on the floor and my hands and knees on the floor and from there, he has me with the flap jack. i seen blood and i'm like all right. you know. i'm like all right. you got it. i said you got it. and

hoboken is getting its water supply from suez water in weehawken as repairs continue. some people may experience increased water pressure and others on higher floors may have low water pressure, discolored water or no water at all. dari: a nightmare. mayor de blasio wants the feds to get on track with more aid for public transportation. jen lahmers is at penn station with the update. >> reporter: hi. yes. the biggest travel holiday of the year is here. mayor de blasio is using that as a chance to once again call for increased federal funding to the city's transportation. he wants congress to strike down a house bill that would cut funding for new york and new jersey by $140 million a year. an additional 80 million to new york city regional transit would have a dire impact on the city's 600,000 commuters. instead of cuts, he and dozens of mayors wrote a letter to congress asking them to increase federal funding. take a listen. >> another $100 million a year in funding would allow us to speed up subway service for the extraordinary number of people that take the subways,

the city now receiving water if the weehawken transmission line. the mayor says that repairs could take several days still and most residents have water but people on higher floors may experience some outages. nearly all businesses are opening again. >> hoboken is open for business. so we've got a lot of great restaurants and great bars. great shopping. and we really do want people to come to hoboken. >> well, the mayor is advising that people take public transportation. although the boil advisory is lifted there still may be contaminated water in the system. the city recommends running faucets for three toffy minutes and emptying ice makers can -- to five minutes and emptying ice makers and chillers and also drain and refill some water heaters. >>> well, we want to turn now to a big story that's developing overseas. a russian war plane shot down by turkey near the syrian border. this afternoon, russian president sad my tow pin accused -- putin accused turkey of quote stabbing them in the back and warned of serious consequences. the fate of the pla

they lived in weehawkens not far from here. >> rose: this is a character that if you made that character up -- >> people would say it is rubbish. >> rose: here is -- one piece of music about felonious monk and abandons all plans. >> everything, and she literally abandoned. >> rose: not knowing whether he would step her in any way. >> you know what, she didn't meet him for four years because he was, at the time, he had been busted for heroin. >> rose: yes. >> and so he was locked up and didn't even see him. >> rose: but she waited for him. >> she waited for him. >> rose: what a great story. as the movie. >> it is a movie -- well, it is going to be a series, yes, for a well-known television station. [laughter.] >> rose: bc? >> no. bbc? >> i don't know if i can say. >> rose: for who? >> amazon. into a lot of original programs that's very good. okay. and how is the family? >> a big question. >> rose: are they fighting with each other? >> always. >> rose: all of the fights and -- >> you know -- >> rose: fathers and sons are speaking? are they? >> the fathers and sons, you know, have had lunch

kris van cleave is in weehawken, new jersey near one trouble spot. the lincoln tunnel. i've been there, and it's a doozie. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the lincoln tunnel that connects new jersey to new york city, the worst traffic bottleneck on the east coast and anyone sitting in it can tell you that. now, researchers looked at the 50 worst bottlenecks and found the amount of money lost in productivity for sitting in the traffic is more than 2.4 billion dollars a year. and when we say bottlenecks, we don't mean rush hour, we mean spots like this that always seem to be bad. drivers, it doesn't get any worse than this. a 12-mile stretch of red lights, crawling cars and pure community agony. interstate 90 around oar'hare airport in chicago is the worst. resulting in 16.9 million hours of wasted time and estimated $418 million of lost productivity a year according to a new report out this morning. the reason? pure volume. >> they have destroyed so many neighborhoods to build it and yet people still can't get anywhere. >> i give myself an hour and a half

hoboken is now receiving water from the weehawken transmission line. but officials are asking residents to continue to conserve water. they want to make sure not to overwhelm the backup main and avoid further outages. >>> we have that one woman on yesterday seemed to be looking forward to going out for thanksgiving and now she may have to cook remember? >> the baker. she was that one. >> exactly. 4:38. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> well, she has plenty of wine she says. >> yes she did. >> i mean she got stuff to cook with there. >> that's right. >> all right here we go. we look if our camera here at four times square looking south and looking at a clear sky. a nice morningment all the way down to staten island and the verrazano that are bros bridge. and looking over to wall street and the battery here up to brooklyn bridge looking good and it's a chilly morning. grab a jacket and sweater you'll need that and need the warm stuff. we have clear skies and we'

kris van cleave is in weehawken, hour, we mean spots like this that always seem to be bad. worse than this. a 12-mile stretch of red lights, crawling cars and pure community agony. interstate 90 around o'hare airport in chicago is the worst. resulting in 16.9 million hours of wasted time and estimated $418 million of lost productivity a year according to a new report out this morning. the reason? pure volume. >> they have destroyed so many neighborhoods to build it and yet people still can't get anywhere. >> i give myself an hour and a half to get to work. >> reporter: the report identifies 50 of the worst. 6 of the top 10 are in los angeles. the south land scores 12 of the worst traffic choking points over. the new york city has nine brutal on bottlenecks and 2.6 miles around the lincoln tunnel results in 3.4 million hours of driver delay every year. >> comparing 2005 to 2015 are the bottlenecks getting worse? >> it is get worse. a lot of studies showing the traffic that was once in l.a. is worse than what l.a. was like back then in dozens of cities around the country. >>

the city was able to get back on the grid and receive water from the weehawken transmission line yesterday. the new valve is expected to be in place by the end of today. >>> state department is warning americans traveling abroad to remain alert at laguardia and other airports. tsa stepped up security for one of the busiest travel days of year. meanwhile the fbi is warning the nation's police departments to watch for paris style attacks. >>> 7:56 and let's check in on the morning commute with heather o'rourke. >> hi lori, we have to show you this camera and show you this delay that we haven the new jersey turnpike. right in front of newark airport. to bumper in the car and truck lanes both and we'll head to the map and the delay continues from where the airport is and it takes you all the the way onto the newark bay extension where we have a disabled vehicle. from there you have a great ride to the inbound side of the holland it's 30. at the lincoln tunnel and george washington bridge it's 15. subways are doing okay. don't forget grid friday and street cleaning rules are in effect -- it's a