. >> he came all the way from westchester, about 100 miles. real estate developer in brooklyn and we're putting street art and murals on all our projects. it's a wonderful amenity for our tenants and it creates a vibrant neighborhood and street escape and new york is all about walking down street. >> you're looking at a type of picture called graffiti from the latin gra if i tow which means graffiti with an o. the children in this case represent youth. >> we have a lot of photographs around the city so when i read there was a ban ski, i thought i don't have any ban skies in my collection, so i wanted to come out and fake one. i like to find the pictures on my own as i'm walk through the streets but the they keep painting over all the ban skies i may have to buy one. >> it's like a rebel movement or like a rebel type of feeling. like he puts his boundaries and makes his art work to make people either think of things in a different way or you know, probably just creates an emotion so garon this interview and everything is his idea. >> i know he

would have stayed at home with their families, no matter how crazy they were, mary was taken off to westchestercounty and institutionalized there. she came back home, treatment was of no use. she died in 1750, and i found this out only in a sermon published about her husband who was a very loving and marvelous husband. you read the letters that he wrote to his daughters who were then living, not on the island any longer, and you see how much he cared for this poor, madwoman he would write to his daughters, your poor mother is not well. and you can see from the institutional records what that actually meant. although we don't know what it is that she suffered from. so there she was in her silk dress, and in the house we are lucky to know about all the rooms this house, all the rooms and what was in them. and in one small space about twice the size of this carpet which is called the darkroom in the inventory, you find a cheaper bed but not the cheapest kind of day. it would have been a bad for a valued house slave or, given the treatment programs of the time, it could've been mary silva esther's

. >> had you been in nantucket or places like that that are known -- >> i live in westchester and we're've learned is that nice carry the lyme even more. >>> it is time for today's kitchen, and our up likely pair have cooked up a recipe for success. they own several restaurants in london together and they're out with their new cookbook. look at you two. how did you get together? >> i'm a jew and we sort of got together in london. >> a while ago. >> and we make delicious food and we have great restaurant and we've come to cook you. >> what are we trying to make at the end? >> we're making a char. these will boil and i'm going to saute some spinach. >> in olive oil. >> of course you are. >> this is what we have. >> what is this? >> this is swiss shard. >> we love it. >> and you will like it, as well. >> this thing that you just peeled again -- where do you find that? >> any green grocer has it. it's a root. and it's absolutely delicious. >> come help me. >> i'll help her. >> so we have heavy cream. >> pour in the whole thing? >> oh, my gosh. >> is that fresh? >> i guess i'm going to have

particular, in westchester county has a mobile crisis team that works, in particular, with the city ofew rochelle, so they had access to mental health professionals were they could have had them at that location to speak to mr. cruz. mrs. cruz could have spoken to her husband. i think a lot of things, one thing common to both cases, is that quite often people don't know why the police are there. they haven't committed any crime. they are not the subject of a criminal investigation. all they know is the pleas of their breaking their door down. they know they did not call the officers. >> we're going to go to break and then when we come back, we will go down to memphis to hear what the meant this model is, modele police -- memphis is, how the police do with the mentally ill there. we're talking with elsa cruz who call the police for her husband wasel cruz, concerned he not taking his medication. in the end, as you heard the story, he was shot dead. her attorney, mayo bartlett and randolph mclaughlin and also with this, hawa bah who called police on behalf of her son mohamed bah, who was

at food source, it was val westchester and at costco, the chicken with the kirkland brand added to it came from the same foster farms lots. >> we should know about all of the brands so that we can take the precautions that are necessary for our families. >> reporter: are these stores doing anything wrong? well, the chicken has not been recalled. so it is able to be sold. derek shore, kpix 5. >> the centers for disease control just posted an update today saying that since tuesday, there are 39 new illnesses bringing the total now of salmonella contamination northern 300. >>> it's a good time to be in the construction business in the bay area with a building boom at its peak. as kpix 5's don ford reports, the construction companies are getting stretched to the limits. >> reporter: the bay area and san francisco in particular is in a building boom. the skyline is crammed with cranes. >> bay area is exploding right now. >> reporter: the assistant project for cahill construction says qualified crane operators are in demand. >> we even search internationally sometimes for these tower crane

. >> there is a sculptor in westchester new york. he sculpted a exhibit with little babies with chains and called it treasury bondage. look. you can see. it's disturbing image. but it's telling the tale. does it not? i'll give you the last word, sir. >> i'm expecting a grandson next month. and word willing he'll come into the world his share of the debt will be $53,000. that is going to go up. we've got to keep pressure onful we've got to have another election or two. we need a new presiden certain. >> steve king thank you for being here, sir. >> thank you, megyn. >> the president set a moderate tone tonight. media in recent days not so much. a fair is balanced debate how this has been covered, just ahead plus a wild scene a moment after the key vote. what is this woman yelling? why was she so up net? next. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum. new from philips sonicare. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer ener

in westchester county, new york, douglas kennedy, fox news. >> douglas, thanks for that story.esting idea. the app. i love the standup, which was a sit down. >> it was a drive by. >> yeah. don't do that. >> they are often described as second class citizens. now see how women in saudi arabia are fighting for their rights by taking the front seat. >> and the obama administration preparing to face some very tough questions from a group of european lawmakers who claim the white house routinely spied on them. >> not a secret that we collect information about what is happening around the world, to help protect our sidss, our allies and home land. so does every intelligence service in the world [ male ann] this is claira. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i ge

we went over the his district proper in the westchester area, and people were a little bit more exercised the government shutdown. but their criticism is not just for the speaker of the house but also for the congress as well as the democratic president. listen. >> when he lived here he gave the message that he was completely for the people, for the citizens of the country. since he's been in washington, i don't know, sometimes it seems like he goes completely in the other direction, sometimes he stays with us, be, most of the time he goes for -- he just can't make up his mind what he wants and the government can't make up their mind what they want. it's like the hatfields and mccoys fighting with each other all the time. get your act together. >> the government is way too big and we have to reduce the size of the government. so however you want to take that, you take it that way. >> reporter: so what are people here really waried about? take a look at the front page of the cincinna"cincinnati inquir." it does say shut down, but it says cincinnati reds season ending after being beat 6-2 b

she cannot sort of sit at home in westchester and relax in front of the t.v. as steve well knows. she has a passion for politics and as a policy and i think you'll see her more and more talking about the issues of the day and i think 2014 will be very telling to see what other democrats do. the martin o'malleys, the andrew cuomos. are they going to go forward with their own campaign if they see her out there more and more? >> but there's worry among democrats that she's going to wait too long to decide. she'll be out there talking but they're very worried she's going to try to stay out of technical politics for a long time and that leaves space for a senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts, someone who would be a threat the to get in. >> rose: she's the liberal threat as obama was in 2008. >> i think hillary clinton is going to try to draw a fine line, whether she succeeds or not i can't say and try do her policy stuff more under the guise of the foundation and more outside of washington than getting involved in the mosh pit of what piece of legislation happens to be -- >> rose:

something there and that's an interesting point i appreciate the call thank you carolyn caroline in westchester pennsylvania you're on the air. yes tom how are you i just wanna say i'm a big fan. i am actually having a really hard time with the affordable care. act mandate. i'm actually in the health care industry and my hours just got to have yearly cut because of this. on top of that my my roommate he is. he is working in a company that is. making him get the health care and it is an exorbitant amount of money yeah well if you want anything in my financial year carol a company can't do that they can't make you get health care they can offer you health care they can give you health care but they can't make you get health care the only make you is you pay a ninety five dollars fine at the end of the year in your taxes through the i.r.s. if you don't have health insurance and the i.r.s. has no legal enforcement mechanism for that so the vast majority of people who get the ninety five dollars fine for not having health insurance probably will never pay it because the i.r.s. is going to go after t

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in westchester, a small business owner gave me a hug, and she vowed she would rebuild because she said defiantly, this is our community. on long island i walked the streets of linden hurst and mass apequa and while the devastation was awful i never met more resilient people. i saw homeowners begin to pick up their own pieces to get it out of the way and to help neighbors sharing food, sharing water supplies, giving each other rides to the stores and clearing each other's debris. while the road to recovery is very long and very hard, new yorkers will rebuild, and they will rebuild stronger, but we will have to do our part. too many communities are still recovering and rebuilding. some families are actually still homeless, living in trailers or confined to the second floor of their homes, still waiting for additional assistance. too many homeowners have not yet received the funding to repair their homes and their businesses, and too often those that are struggling to rebuild have been caught up in red tape. throughout the past year, i have pushed to change some of the federal policies th

westchester, new york. we're getting a lot of fall color. send them in.hicagoland, as we >> good morning, washington. bright out there. 65 degrees at this hour. on our way to the warmest afternoon of the week. skies. >> we're not done yet. every superstar in the planet basically comes by here. every superstar in the planet basically comes by here. alicia keys is he february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by repuican governor mcdonnell... kecuccinelli joi tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." >>> that's right. nelly is tomorrow. but right now, we have superstars, jennifer hudson, alicia keys. pow powerhouses in the movie and music world. they have a new movie coming out "the inevitable defeat of mr. and pete." and jennifer playing gloria,

westchester, new york. we're getting a lot of fall color. send them in.hicagoland, as well. omng up between the gulf. >> we're not done yet. every superstar in the planet basically comes by here. alicia keys is here. jennifer hud [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. a pediatrician.ands of a surgeon. these are pionring advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org. join us, and thrive. >>> that's right. nelly is tomorrow. but right now, we have superstars, jennifer hudson, alicia keys. pow powerhouses in the movie and music world. they have a new movie coming out "the inevitable defeat of mr. and pete." and jennifer playing gloria, a single mom who happens to be a drug addict. >> what's your

westchester, new york. we're getting a lot of fall color. send them in.as well. omaha's coming in in the 80s, as well. still a big part of the country in 80s. and in comes the cold air. we'll watch how this subtly changes the pattern, as well as the possibility of a tropical system. moving up between the >>> good wednesday morning. i'm mike nicco. our temperatures today are going to be a little bit below average. high clouds and sunshine, a bit breezy at times from 65 at the coast to about 80 inland. >>> we're not done yet. every superstar on the planet basically comes by here. alicia keys is here. jennifer hudson is here. it's unb the california teachers association. 150 years of making a difference that lasts a lifetime. >>> that's right. nelly is tomorrow. but right now, we have superstars, jennifer hudson, alicia keys. powerhouses in the movie and music worlds. they have a new movie coming out next weekend "the inevitable defeat of mister and pete." alicia behind the camera as producer and the score. and jennifer playing gloria, a single mom who happe

even in new york and westchester county, there are coyotes that attack pets.years ago which is middle of manhattan, city. >> very difficult to do. >> yeah. >>> up next, a plea for a forever family. >> the brave young man who is making a public plea to be adopted. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ i just haven't met you yet. >> a young man looking for love, not from a young woman but from a forever family. it would be his first. >> this one is our "favorite story of the day." the teen has spent his life in foster care. he stood up in church and made a plea for a place to call home. >> reporter: he says he is never giving up on his dream he wants the love of a forever family. so he got dressed up and took the mic at this florida church where he stunned everyone with a simple request. adopt me. >> i just said like, i know god hasn't given up and i'm not either. >> reporter: i'll take anyone, he said, old or young, dad or mom, black, white, purple, i don't care. the pastor, who allowed h

. >> had you been in nantucket or places like that that are known -- >> i live in westchester and we'rerace. about 50% of adults report the rash. you may get the rash where the sun don't shine so you don't notice it. about 50% of the people bitten are males and we never notice anything. so -- >> right. i knew we'd get a laugh out of you somewhere. >> bonnie, we're so glad you're back. thanks for being with us. >> thank you, doctor. >> where are we heading next? >> we're going to the kitchen. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >>> it is time for today's kitchen, and our up likely pair have cooked up a recipe for success. they own several restaurants in london together and they'