i mean she was the anita in west side story. i mean she was really wanting to get - be part of the system. my father was afraid. he would have been a day laborer his whole life if she hadn't said, "no, no, no, no, no. you have to get into the unions. you have to pay dues. and then they'll protect you," et cetera. that's part of our story that many people might not know. >> i'm always in awe of people who write memoirs, 'cause i think, "wow, do i really wanna share that much of myself with strangers". >> i'll tell you, i love the form. and i was thrilled when i read frank mccourt's angela's ashes. i mean i was really thrilled. and-- because-- you could not describe a worse irish upbringing. and parents who really were overwhelmed. but it was funny. and i thought, "i had misery and i have a sense of humor. and i just love this combination". i loved charlie chaplin when i got into him in college because of that pathos. that you could have two things going on at once. i think that sense of humor certainly saved me growing up. >> and

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eyewitness news reporter jim dolan with the story and the latest on the upper west side for us. >> this is not a story about an alleged shoplifter. yes, police say tiffany newman walked out of this bar without paying her tab, then they say she walked down the street and stole a couple t-shirts for a store all here. but for all of that she probably wouldn't have spent more than a night in jail. then she slipped out of her handcuffs and escaped. the fourth person to do so this summer. >> reporter: it's a friendly neighborhood spot but they kind of would like you to pay your tab. tiffany newman didn't. so became a 23-year-old 5'5" tall fugitive from justice. police arrested newman but after telling them she was pregnant and not feeling well, they took her to new york presbyterian lower manhattan hospital where doctors said she was not pregnant. handcuffed there, she escaped when a police officer stepped away to use a restroom. >> there's no excuse for it. it's em barrassing. she's not a mastermind criminal. it's clearly due to inattentiveness and carelessness. the police officer was suspen

story we have done. >> where it's really unusual is the west side. >> it is. it's near the bay where temperatures are in the 90s even the low 100s. that's about 25 degrees above average. that's a bigger story than the fact that we are at 101 again in livermore. you have done that 10 times this summer. what you have not done is the 90s in san francisco. and a record high of 95 in oakland today. currently 93. san jose hot 96. santa rosa 97. san bruno 88. this is a heat wave that the entire bay area is sharing. and the entire bay area is under a heat advisory until 7:00 tonight. it will cool down tonight, no heat advisory overnight but tomorrow, yes, we'll do it again, 11:00 in the morning until 7 p.m. hot. check on your neighbors. make sure they're doing okay. make sure their air- conditioning is working or just go over and say hi, make sure everybody is doing all right this is heat wave. oakland 62 tonight. concord 61. san jose 64 so we'll cool off just not as cool as normal. air quality tomorrow bad north bay, east bay, south bay with this ridge of high pressur

we tell the story about how the two-bedroom home along the rain avenue on the west side of cleveland is crawling with people, pa view is fair with 12 of his grandkids. so that was a real protect good thing. we can contrast that to the story of what happened to jennifer her name does when she doubled up with a relative in texas where she had grown up as a child and her mother had grown up engine affair has to end in disaster because often times with sordid seals your fate as a $2 a day per person if you've got some dysfunction in your family not work and that is part of this noxious to that creates a disadvantage. anyways, in jennifer's case her beautiful little girl ends up being molested by george n. they fully to a goodwill that makes the bedroom for them out of an office. they go to the police and of course the entire family turns their back on jennifer for reporting this uncle, you know, who manages a country club. she broke the family have. we see a similar story with madonna harris and her little girl, briand at doubled up with her mother and she has a foster sister and grin and

in 2009 and everyone ends up at paul's house, which tells the story about how this little two bedroom home along the avenue on the west side of cleveland is just crawling with people. i met paul at a the food pantry in cleveland and he was there with 12 of his grandkids and i didn't realize there were another eight. that was a protective thing that we can contrast that to the story when she doubled up with a relative in texas where she had grown up as a child and her mother had grown up and what happens with jennifer jennifer has multiple double ups because often times what sort of seals your fate as a 2-dollar a day per person is that you've got some dysfunction in your family network and that's part of this noxious stew so anyway of course in jennifer's case, her beautiful little girl ends up being arrested by george and they flee and make a bedroom out of an office because it is a men's shelter. they go to the police and the entire family turned their back on jennifer poor reporting her uncle who manages a country club there's a story it is a story of madonna harris and her little girl, they are doubled up with her moth

we tell the story of how this little two-bedroom house there on the west side of cleveland is just crawling people, six to a room, beds everywhere. [laughter] and i met, i met paul at a food pantry in cleveland, and he was there with 12 of his grandkids, and i didn't realize there were another 8 living at the house. so that was a real protective thing. but we can contrast that then to the story of what happened with jennifer hernandez when she doubled up with a relative from texas where she had grown up as a child and where her mother had grown up and what happens with jennifer. and jennifer has multiple double-ups, each of which sort of end in disaster because, you know, often times what sort of seals your fate is you've got something disfunctional in your family network. that's part of this noxious stew that creates the disadvantage. so anyway, of course, in jennifer's case her beautiful little girl ends up being molested by george, and they flee to a goodwill that makes a bedroom for them out of an office because it's a men's shelter. they go to the police and, of course, the entire fami

everyone ends up at paul's house, and we tell the story about how this little two-bedroom home just -- on lorraine avenue thousand -- on the west side of cleveland, crawling -- beds everywhere if met paul at a food pantry in cleveland, and he was there with 12 of his grandkids and i didn't realize there was another eight. that was a protected thing. we can contrast that, then to the story of what happened with jennifer hernandez when she doubled up with a relative in texas, where she had grown up as child and where her mother had grown up, and what happens with jennifer. and jennifer has how many pel doubleups, which which end in disaster. often times what seals your fate as a $2 a day poor person is you have some dysfunction in your family network, and that's part of the knock shoes stu that creates the disadvantage. so her little girl is molested by george, and they flee, to a goodwill, that makes a bedroom for them out of an office because it's a men's shelter. and they go to the police, and of course the entire family turns their back on jennifer for reporting this uncle who manages a country club and -- she broke the family up,

story you'll see only on news 4. why is the new subway station on the west side looking like a ghost town? the mta expected 16,000 metro cars to be swiped every day at the new hudson yards station. so far, though, it's only been averaging about 7,000. one big reason why, the $20 billion hudson yards complex that's being built nearby. that's not yet open. the developer telling andrew siff 7,000 people will be working at that site's first office tower just six months from now. they'll have another 100,000 working or living in this area by 2024. >> 125,000 people, that's stanford, connecticut. i mean, that's a city in and of itself. >> hudson yards station is also going to boost from big events at the javits center. you can see andrew siff's full report, including a look at the 11-story incline elevator, which is worth the trip itself, on our website, nbcnewyork.com. >>> in news for your health this morning f you're take ing calcium supplements, they may not be helping you. a daily dose of the pills will not prevent fractures or osteoporosis. and you cannot boost your calcium levels by eating

west port a collision. e and f local only forest hills top roosevelt with a disabled train. alternate sides suspended. back to you, michelle, lori. >> all right, thank you, debbie. >>> coming up, two stories you cannot miss. >> a neighborhood under siege. what residents say is raining from the sky smashing car windows. >> and how could a 6 carat diam anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. >>> federal investigators are taking a look at plane parts that fell from the sky into a california neighborhood. the pieces of metal from a twin even again jet crashed through a window of a car and hit several cars in fresno. the pilot had sean taken off then turned around after reporting engine failure. the plane landing safely without all the parts left behind in people's yards. >>> a jewel thief in thailand took the phrase guts of a burglar to a different level. take a look at this. a picture of a discrimination that is worth $280,000. surgeons had to remove the 6 carat diamond from the intestines of the woman that stole it. she swiped it from a jewelry fair, swallowed it and left a fake in its place. authori

important to our story is to know for about 40 miles down the mississippi river that guarded the approach to new orleans from the gulf of mexico. one was fort jackson on the west side. the other was fort saint philip on the east side. like west point, this is where the mississippi river takes an s-curve. any ship would have to slow down to slow down to take that turn, so they perched two forts on either side of that curve so of course there is concern in the south that what will happen to our southern can southern traditions? some think that is a bad idea when louisiana secedes from the union. the next day the secretary of war who is from virginia is indicted. he has been sending arms to the southern federal or, it is confirmed that they knew he would help supply the south before the war broke out. january 28, but regards appointment is revoked. he is still on the record today as the shortest tenure for superintendent. five days. [laughter] he is insulted they would revoke his superintendency, so he goes to richmond and volunteers his services to be a brigadier in the confederate army. lincoln is going to be inaugurated in washington. from west point, there's a cal

story. >> there was love in the house. everything else you can tell she was a product of love. >> we live in the same neighborhood in the upper west sidegratulations, mary. beautiful job. >> it is. "white dresses" available right now. >>> and anne hathaway is here live in our studio. come on back. ♪ anne hathaway, we know played an overworked assistant to an overbearing boss in "the devil wears prada." loved that. fast forward to ten years to the new comedy "the intern" and now anne is the boss to none other than robert de niro. take a look. >> you don't have to open the door, okay, so this shouldn't take more than an hour. if you can't stay here i'll call becky then you can pull up. >> don't worry. i'll be here. >> i think -- >> should i pick you up sushi. >> no, i eat too much mercury. i'm good. i'm actually kind of nauseous so -- >> anne is bouncing up and down in her chair. welcome back, anne hathaway, to "gma." great to have you back. loved this film. nancy meyer film, robert de niro. what was not to love about it? >> nothing. i haven't found it yet. can i just say it's hard to love the films that you're in because you normally ar

sides. i think hillary clinton should be in jail. thank you. host: carl from west virginia. "the sundayge of free press," this storyrom bridgess, "politics, and dinner for boehner." thomas burke has the street , theg, -- this tweet longer in the take no accordingr hours to jay bush. good morning. caller: i am a political science major, and i would like to say, , iting from the outside in is amazing the things that boehner is allowed. first thing, he allowed obamacare. he allowed the administration to go behind his back to buy bullets for domestic purposes when those bullets are illegal and need congressional approval. , he allowedest something else that needed congressional approval, and he about it without publicizing it or bringing it to the attention of, i would say, uneducated, for the most part, floating block. he allowed illegal amnesty when he promised not to. they have given the democrats every budget and spending bill they wanted. they have not put up, under boehner, any resistance at all. it basically said they will not shut the government down. he has been awful. he could not have been better for this ad

west as you hit the van wyck. alternate sides in effect citywide. be safe and don't text and drive. mary and chris back to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> now, to a developing story. a fast-moving wildfire in northern california has destroyed at least 400 homes, two apartm complexes and 10 businesses. the flames are racing across lake county, scorching everything in its path. and it jumped a pay way in the area forcing many drivers to abandoned their cars. entire neighborhoods have been destroyed. >> everybody's houses are gone. it is awful. >> the school's gone. the store's gone. and a lot of people have dogs stuck up there, they won't let them go get them. >> another wildfire is burning 70 miles southeast of sacramento, that destroyed 81 homes. >>> police arrest three teens in what police are calling copycat attacks of the phoenix freeway shootings. the teens shot at cars with a slingshot. the 18 years old admitted to flinging rocks at pedestrian and values. there is no real link between the teens and the 11 shooting on the freeway. >>> the death of the chairman -- moses malone. he heptad carry the philadelphia 76erers to the 1983 championship. he won his third

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story. >> there was love in the house. everything else you can tell she was a product of love. >> we live in the same neighborhood in the upper west sideout with the kids. but -- >> congratulations, mary. beautiful job. >> it is. "white dresses" available right now. >>> and anne hathaway is here live in our studio. come o ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. announcer: from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. welcome back. awaiting the pope's arrival as he heads to the white house. we welcome our viewers from abc 7 and those of you on newschannel 8. a lot going on in washington. such an exciting day and we have you covered. larry: this is the hour we've been waiting for for months. we are right here and this is a live shot at the nunciature waiting for pope francis where he spent the night last night. coming to pick him up. we assume that is his car or fleet of cars to take him over to the white house. we saw a shot a moment ago on newschannel 8 of the south lawn of the white house. everyone ready to welcome him. you saw a moment ago as we keep watching this live picture, father tom ferguson is wi

west, i mean, if you haves beor -- have business or new york, you will have rain on and off. later tonight and then tuesday, wednesday, into the first part of your thursday. the other side of the story warm, 78 will feel like 80 plus with the higher dew points. all right. 6:03. busy alex. >>> yes. john. several alerts that could affect your ride. that truck is being backed off there at coney island avenue. a lternate sides in effect citywide. be safe and don't text and drive. mary and chris back to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> now, to breaking news in queens this morning. >> there has been a deadly shooting in astoria. meg baker is live this morning with more. meg. >> reporter: you can see behind me, the crime scene tape is still up. investigators on-the-scene. we are on 28th avenue here in astoria. and investigators are looking for answers after a man was shot and killed here outside of a hubka bar. down the block a bit after 4:00 white cones mark where more the street. car and sped off. bedroom what had happened. >> i thought someone was back. light. >> how many shots. >> the sounded like six, seven shots. >> reporter: now, police are saying they still are looking the street, agai

stories. also a check on the weather and traffic. >>> happening today, commuters testing out their first rush hour through the new 7 train station. >> katherine creag joins us live from the west side. >> reporter: good morning to you, lynda and michael. this is a whole new way of life and extremely convenient for the people who work over here, the far west side. you might see some people emerging here from the escalators. also, people who might take the charter bus over to 11th avenue. this is, in fact, just a half block away. imagine hoping day. this was yesterday. people cheering that the 7 train extension, the subway station was up and running. one commuter who talked with us, he works at a construction site here. he said his commute cut by half an hour, and he's traveling from bayside queens. back to you. >> huge difference. >> right now let's head to tracie strahan on the upper west side. they're hoping for a big difference coming up soon. crews working on a power outage. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: good morning to you. after being knocked out by manhole fires, con edison tells us power will be restored to homes on the upper west side by 9:00 this morning. a quick resp

story that u.s. production has peaked you will see traders position in that we are seeing money managers come into the long side of westistic as the global economy and starting to sell brent. more online, opec continues to struggle with their production efforts. you will see prices start to close in on the gap. selling like a brent crude and buying west texas against it may be a good strategy. julie: phillip streible, thank you, talking about oil and closing the gap between wti and brent. vonnie: julie hyman, thank you. just to give you this quotes, wti at 45 dollars $.78. we've got former mexican president vincente fox coming up . we talk with 10 at 1:30 eastern. this is bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning. on bloomberg radio and television, we welcome you as we consider economics, finance, investment, international relations and the new york giants worldwide. 2 games in a row. we thank you for your notes. arthur levitt is being treated and resting well. on the markets to get you started on a monday, joining us live in studio from the first word breaking news desk, bill maloney. markets in the green led by g

read a story where one of theodore roosevelt's sons would go wherever fdr went in 1920 around the west and speak right after him and dispute everything and say fdr's an embarrassment to my side, the oyster bay side of the family. and if i could, just one other point, because i think we haven't made it clear. we never really have developed what val-kill is, and we're talking about, you know, that this is -- i think if anybody wants to learn about eleanor roosevelt, go to val-kill. it's right next to springwood, or very close, and it's her home. and there you can really feel eleanor roosevelt. mr. slen: what do you mean it's her home? mr. brinkley: fdr acquired property in -- val-kill is a creek there in duchess county. and they built this lovely home, eventually developed -- there was a furniture factory for a while. it's a longer story, but this was eleanor's place of peace of mind, a place she could get away. there's a swimming pool there where she would swim. and it's now part of our national park service as a standalone home. i mean, it's there with the vanderbilt estate and fdr's home, but to go -- i encourage people that care about presidential history, don't just go to

west side highway, that's a smoother ride. alternate in effect city wide. be safe, don't text and drive. mary, back to you. >> alex, thank you. >>> if you're just waking up, here's a quick look at stories making new this morning. secretary of secretary says john kerry will increase the number of refugees we're taking in from africa. he says it's expected to be increased next year to 75,000. congress began a series of hearings on planned parenthood, that's after secretly recorded videos show a group of officials discussing the sale of tissue from aborted fetuses. >>> texas officials say a second person has died from a salmonella outbreak, possibly linked to tainted cucumbers sold by a san diego company. in mid august a 99-year-old san diego woman also died of salmonella. >>> on our money watch this morning, stock futures are higher today after more losses on wall street yesterday. now, the declines were led by energy stocks as the price of crude oil fell sharply. the dow jones industrial average lost 239 points, the nasdaq composite dropped 55, the s&p 500 lost 27. now, turns out the rumors were largely true as apple revealed a lineup of improved high-tech products yesterday. the compan