make it anywhere it's up to you, new york new york new york, new york i want to wake up in that city that doesn't sleep and find i'm king of the hill a number-one man of the hour go on, doll, take your spot. all these little town blues are melting away right through the very heart of it in old new york if i can make it there i'll make it (cheering) it's up to you new york, new york new york. i'd like another jack daniel's. (applause, whooping) ("new york, new york" playing) happy birthday, frank. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org what has he got? if not himself then he has naught he truly feels and not the words of one who kneels the record shows i took the blows and did it my... way... (cheering wildly, whistling) my way. right now on siouand news (terror attacks)president obama addresses the nation following wednesday's massacre in san bernardino.(burglar in is arrested after breaking into a home this morning. now he's being held without bond. (siouxland youth chorus)it's the siouxland youth chorus.. they're hitting the high notes,

new york became the crucial financial backer to the movement. >> the new york campaign was very integrated, although african-americans were at the forefront. >> the fight in new york back then in many ways parallels our lives here today. lack of school integration, jobs, affordable housing, anger over treatment by police. sound familiar? in 1964 at the height of the campaign, 400,000 new york city school children boycotted class to demand this. it transformed our city in meaningful ways. it brought progress and paved the way for other equality movements to come. feeling feeling that life really changed. by the end of the decade, you have a lot going on in new york in terms of civil rights. also gay rights with stonewall in 1969. >> we asked what she sees in new york that was born of this crucial time in our city. >> one thing we can take comfort in is with every generation of inequality and challenges, there's new generations of activists who are fighting against those conditions. >> a look at our city during the civil rights era, arthur chi'en, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you very much for t

he turns up in new york city. running counterfeit coin for a consortium of merchants jeremiah hilton escapes and is hidden by black fishermen around the harbor for few days before he can get back on a freight to new york. that was seen as undermining america trade with haiti the first black newspaper hailed jeremiah hilton because he undermined the of black republic. he struggles for a while as he tries to shoot get a head like everyone else. and he does establish himself and has the close link with the insurance company and the insurance companies. and as they find out there new associations jeremiah hilton specialized over insuring votes then send them to the ocean and then claiming insurance on them. as they had come to an arrangement that any cargo that had a link to jeremiah hilton would be insured by them but he manages to get around that. in very clever ways. he has established himself in new york city where every heather businessman does as they enter ago that of real-estate frenzy. at the sky rocket every

good day from new york.'s go to the other coast where millions of people are scurrying, where over half a million students and that of course means by extension, their parents and families were told this morning no school today. if you go to school in the l.a. unified school district because of what someone called a level one threat, a serious threat as they saw it, arriving electronically. we presume that to mean via e-mail. associated press says it originated from overseas. that has since been reported to us by the chairman of the house homeland security committee. the net-net bottom line of all of this is no school today, stay home. so especially working parents are scrambling and especially in those households where they missed the robophone call this morning or the phone call never came, their children were already on buses. we are giving you what overhead shots we get from knbc in los angeles, where this is a huge local news story this morning. miguel almaguer, our correspondent in our los angeles bure

it anywhere it's up to you, new york new york new york, new york i want to wake up in that city and find i'm king of the hill a number-one top of the list man of the hour go on, doll, take your spot. all these little town blues are melting away right through the very heart of it in n d new york if i can make it the anywhere (cheering) it's up to you new york, new york new york. i'd like another jack daniel's. (applause, whooping) ("new york, new york" playing) happy birthday, frank. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org if not himself then he has naught to say the things he truly feels and not the words of one who kneels the recororshows i took the blows and did it my... way... (cheering wildly, whistling) my way. - after a tough loss - - to learn they are - bowl** - bound. good evening.a heart-breaking - - game of inches last night - - for the hawks - as their perfect - winning season - came to an end. it was a close game that came down to the final seconds, but the hawkeye'e'season isn't over yet.in fact, their bowl selection has the hawks

again, this is the me-mail to nw york. we don't know if it's the same wording in the e-mail that threatened the l.a. schools. we may find out in a moment. that city is already on edge obviously less than two weeks after the terror attack in nearby san bernardino, it is part of los angeles, greater los angeles, make no mistake. it's the inland edmpire from there, less than an hour's drive from downtown. school superintendent says that shooting rampage was a part of his decision to close the schools. this afternoon he was on the defensive and said he's not willing to take any chances. >> we are doing everything possible to make sure that children are safe, but that also students and parents understand that the precautions we are taking are done in a calming way. >> precautions are taken, closing schools in a calming way. the question is when new york and the feds had the information and dismissed it as a hoax, were they contacted? did los angeles decide, was it a one-man decision? and not to be, you know, an armchair quarter

with the new york sun newspaper, one of the most famous newspapers, founder of new york son, benjamin day was his best friend. he publishes articles in the new york sun, jeremiah hamilton does. anyway he eventually died in 1975. what's his importance? why should anyone care? the interesting thing about this guy, i hope i've conveyed that he's a prominent individual of sorts and deserving of some sort of recognition. he's been absolutely, totally and utterly erased from american history. he's mentioned in print four times since 1900 but three of those four times are wrong. one of them the historian thought that he was white and went to the west indies and got a suntan and made the natives think he was black. so he's been totally erased. he had nothing whatsoever to do with african americans in new york city. they disdained him and he disdained them. he was never going to be remembered as part of the heroic african-american struggle in new york city so he sort of falls between the cracks and gets totally ignored. as well as what i'm interested in is what he tells us about african-americ

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out of new york now, we are hearing that the new york police department is investigating what it says it believes to be a h x hoax. a hoax in the way of an e-mail that went to the superintendent in the new york city school system, apparently receiving an e-mail similar and i will quote almost exact ly the same one a that was received by other locals specifically the los angeles area. that is what the police commissioner in new york bill brattin is saying at this time, and he is saying that the police are not considering the new york threat sent to the new york school superintendent as a credible threat, but he said that he does believe that the e-mail that the new york commissioner received in fact also originated overseas. this is what might be specific. the language that was used does not lend itself to a jihadist initiative as allah is not spell ed with a capital a, according to the commissioner of police there in new york. he is working with the joint terrorism task force and the los angeles police on this threat. they are using this as an opportunity to work together to generate

>> i think it's politics in new york. i've been there. i've done it. in new york -- and you always hear about people throwing names out. i'm not surprised. it's typical. >> christine quinn, great talking to you. >> thank you. >> good luck in your new job. >> thank you. >> all right, christine. coming up, we're gonna switch topics. violence behind the bars. we'll meet a correction officer slashed by inmates at rikers island in a gruesome attack. he and the president of the correction officers union say prison reforms by mayor de blasio are making their >> he's one of those in charge of keeping the peace at rikers, but last month, he was the victim of violence. correction officer ray calderon viciously slashed by two teenage inmates at rikers. he needed 22 stitches. shortly after the attack, he joined other correction officers and said the new jail guidelines correction makes their jobs more dangerous. the rules include putting the brakes on solitary confinement for any inmate under 21. >> you cannot hold someone in a position of power in the new york ci

new york state dream act has to happen. other states -- i was just spending time with states that do have the dream act... >> okay. such as? >> ...who do invest -- like new mexico, who do invest in young people's education, right? a lot of the beneficiaries of daca would benefit from new york state dream act. >> mm-hmm. >> so, we have to get it done in the state. and, you know, last year we got really close. this year we'll get it done. and we can, you know -- at the next integration conference, we'll be able to say we got it done in new york. >> but it's at meetings like this where you come and get armed with information, correct? proposal for the new york state dream act comes, you have more information to lay at the table of legislators and say, "mira, here's why it's working. look at new mexico. look at the changes they've done here. it can happen in new york." is that -- am i overstating that? >> no, this is the plan. this is the integration plan. we see dream act, we see access to driver's licenses. all these are impo

you can see the back ems approaching new york city. we've had thunderstorms over the east end over the past hour. now there's heavy rain over upper manhattan, bergen county, fort lee, over into rockland and westchester and fairfield county. futurescan showing that within an hour the back edge of moving into fairfield county and suffolk county. we're going from downpours to drizzle after midnight, and the street flooding will subside. good news for your morning travel but lingering low visibility will be a problem. we are obviously still on track for 70s being at 64 now. the record high is 63. there won't be much drama there tomorrow because we will break that at midnight. the question is do we get that all-time december high of 75. we have a real shot. so we'll talk about the christmas eve and day forecast. on the road but always shot of chill and maybe a wintry icy mix down the road. we're talking 70-degree temperatures. it's an up and down seven-day accuweather forecast. >>> from the roads to the airports, no matter how you were tryi

new york no advisory in place. we 're t expecting a lot of snow or sleet or even freezing rain here. as with you head into westchester, rockland counties and hudson halley and fairfield county. that's where the chances are to see the slick roads for your tuesday morning commute. here's a wide view of our storm. lots of heavy snow across the midwest and this is the rain that's moving in. colliding with some cold air that is in place now across the northeast. starting at that snow across western new york state. it still has to build in here. let's time it out now. 8:00 tonight and still dry as you're making your way home. no umbrellas needed here. i'll set this into motion. bands of a wintry mix from new york city north in the hudson valley around 11:00 you're seeing light snow and duchess counties. watch the green, though. that's the r ]n and that slides north as the night goes on. so, by 2:00 a.m., it's over in the city in terms of anything frozen changing over to rain, long island same story here. it's areas north

>> i was born in new york on long island. my parents were divorced when i was a young age, i my weekends in the city. real new yorkers will look at me and say that's a phony new yorker so i didn't grow up in long island. my mother worked in advertising, she actually entered the world as a copywriter. she was a writing model for me. my father worked construction. >> do you review new york times reporters books? >> we do, we don't review all of them. we review a lot of them. also as you know the new york times has its own book review which is what i work on and also daily reviews were have a daily critic. they can't obviously review the new york times reporters. the daily section will get a outside reporter to review it. >> have you you been pressured to review someone. >> no. i can't tell you that people will be annoyed if we don't, i will get looks from other staffers if we pass over their books. we review the books when we think they are worthy. in general, the new york times is filled with great writers. a lot of the times

there were lots of germans in new york. york. italians. views. >> reporter: the war of opinions was put to an end december 7th, 1941. pearl harbor. the following years would be sacrifice. it would consume the city and new york led the way. marcy from the new york historic society pulled photos documenting the immediate rally to the cause, not unlike what we saw after the september 11th attacks. >> within a day or two of the attack on pearl harbor, about 10,000 new yorkers volunteered to go into the military and hundreds of men officer the brooklyn navy yard volunteered to go to pearl harbor to repair the ships. >> reporter: new york made its an arsenal for the allies. every ethnicity rushed to help and new york became the launching point for troops, the entire city mobilized and the price at times was everything everything. >> we have this incredible harbor, all kinds of talent. most of the provision of supplies and men for the european theatre and for the north african theatre took place through new york. >> everybody had to contribute. that meant huge amounts of sacrifice for people.

. >> keep on eye on the weather on the news4 news4 new york app. you can see the interactive radar and how to submit your own weather video. >>> a yonkers firefighter is being called a hero tonight. risking his own life to save a young girl trapped in an apartment. this happened in yonkers this morning. that firefighter and joins us now from outside his station house. michael? >> reporter: well, natalie, that teenage girl is alive and with her family this christmas thanks to the heroic efforts of firefighters. we just spoke with one firefighter, an iraq war veteran who took off his own oxygen mask to save that young girl ears life. lieutenant danny knee wasn't thinking that it was christmas. he was doing what he does ever day. >> we got that girl home to her family. it's a good christmas. >> christmas morning firefighters were called to this high-rise. a 16-year-old girl was trapped in this third floor apartment, screaming for help, surrounded by flames and smoke. lieutenant nee and his fellow firefighters rushed in. >> you want to get her home to

london and new york are terrible. new york's gotten to the point where it's hurting us. ernie: traffic, traffic. we got everything going on. what's missing? >> a little space. that's all. >> a little more space. a little more room. >> a little elbow space. >> look at each other and say hello. everyone is looking at their feet. it's very impersonal. ernie: we need to get -- >> a little more personal. ernie: that's what's missing. stop the phones. >> absolutely. put them down for a minute. walk like you're interested. ernie: you enjoy your walk. nice seeing you. bye-bye! snrush >> i want to hear what you have to say. you can join me on facebook anytime. that's it for now. thank you very much for joining us. i'm ernie anastos here in n in studio 5 and our control room. john, give us a wave. be careful. be safe. we'll see you on monday. thanks for joining us. outback is topping your holidays. for a limited time, get a four-course meal starting at only $14.99. like new bacon bourbon ribeye, plus soup, salad, and dessert. starting at only $14.99.

threats to new york and l.a. trigger the sudden closure of hundreds of southern california schools now being called a hoax. did l.a. officials overreact? is this the new normal after san bernardino? >>> fight night in vegas. trump versus cruz. cruz versus rubio. and fireworks on the strip, as national security takes center stage. >>> targeting brain cancer. a new device that's prolonging lives. doctors calling it the most promising treatment for brain tumors in years. >>> weather whiplash. record snow in the west. record heat in the east. businesses hit hard. >>> and a major lawsuit over a hugely popular line of hair care products endorsed by celebrities, now hundreds of women say it severely damaged their hair. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening, i'm kate snow. in for lester tonight. it's being called unprecedented, the massive shutdown of the second largest school district in the nation because of a credible serious threat of a large scale attack, or so it was first described. over 900 schools cl

if he looks familiar, if you're in new york, he had that job in new york. he's had that same job in pasadena, san francisco and san jose. let's go back and listen in to what's being said now. >> students have learned today and parents have learned how much we value them, how much we value students. this is an educational experience. they are more valuable to us than any of the people in this world. our children's safety is important enough for us to take this extreme step. we know it's extreme. but we take it with the heart, with the support of law enforcement and the belief that we are doing the right thing. to do otherwise might be unfortunate. but rather than maybe, we want to do what we know is possible. we cannot divulge everything you would like to know and i'm sure we would be here for a long time with you asking questions but we will not be able to do that. we want you to know, to the parents, as soon as possible we will be back in school. schools will always be here. this is an educational experience. teach your children that we do this on their be

it's my favorite part of new york. i love -- i love when billy joel sings i don't care, chinatown or up on riverside. so it's just, just the new york vibe, you know. >> reporter: former mets reliever john franco was given the first two tickets to jerry seinfeld's show, the rest of us will have to wait until december 7th when the ticket goes on sale. live on the upper westside, news 4 new york. >> so jealous you got to do that story. i always wanted to meet jerry seinfeld, very cool. >>> all right. in today's money report. federal officials stepping in to help protect you from tell marketers. >> bill griffith from the global headquarters and a look at the markets, hi bill. >> hi guys, happy tuesday. first day of december, and this traditionally is the best month of the year for the stock market. who knew? it's what the traders affectionately called the santa claus rally, and it is under way today. open this morning. we're off those lows right now, but still a decent gain of 105 points to start off the last month of the

new york city will deserve anything yet gets. and it will not be pretty. >> i was surprised to hear your comments about looking around for schools outside the system in 1965 i thought that started later. i did take 50 years if not maybe 40 or 30 but was it safety or disciplined or construction zero or how did that build up the mayoral platform? give us some details on that. >> i assume you are addressing that question to be? it was the question of both safety and destruction both. schools were not particularly say forbade is safe but once i served on the commission of the governor of new york state to discuss using violence. >> can't we did schools in brooklyn and all over the place. we went to a school and there were cops outside the front door and the kids had to go through a gate and the cops would stop them. it was an issue of safety but also the fact that the level of instruction in the your public schools was abominable. so i gave the public schools they try with one of my children. we have for a and this was number three.

for "today in new york," i'm john chandler. >>> coming up next at 6:30 on "today in new york," on the heels of the san bernardino shooting massacre, there are calls to change the nation's gun laws, and they're growing louder. local politicians are sounding >>> plus a gruesome discovery. human skeletons found inside a man's apartment. where they came from and why he had them. >>> after a chilly start, we're going to be treated to lots of sunshine and another gorgeous afternoon with high temperatures well into the 50s. how long can we hold on to this beautiful weather? i'll have the answer if your behave for uncle pete. bye, see you guys later. [boys screaming] now time warner cable makes your internet go faster. up to 300 megs. are you having fun? yeah it's ok. it's good. in-home wifi powered by the latest equipment available to cover all your devices. so when you need more from your internet, it's there for you. discover how much more is get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc. time warner cable. >>> pat, i don't know if you saw it coming in today, but even aroun

welcome to "today in new york" on this saturday. it's the 26th of december, the day after christmas. i hope you all had a wonderful holiday. >> i'm in for gus rosendale this morning. he'll be back next weekend. >> good morning and merry christmas to you both. it's a little bit mild to start the day, but nowhere near as mild as it was yesterday. widening the view, not a lot of cold temperatures here. it's 41 in monticello but that's the exception. on storm tracker satellite and radar, most of this activity isn't going to reach the ground. possibility of a sprinkle or shower. right now 54. we're going to see temperatures drop a little bit as we head on into the day. 49 degrees at 6:00 with mostly cloudy skies continuing. rain tonight. wintery weather possible in the seven day forecast. >>> we begin this morning with new information on the tragic deaths of a family in bergen county. >> police discovers the bodies in edgewater. mrs. stacco's brother called police after they didn't show up >> we don't know really what was perhaps going t

it's a big weekend for new york football. the jets and giants are both still in the hunt for the post season. tonight they face the cowboys in dallas. their destiny is still up for grabs. even if the jets win the rest of their games, they could still miss the post season. and that's set for 8:25 tonight. the giants enter the weekend with a 6-7 record. they are in a three-way tie atop the nfc east. the giants situation is quite simple. they must win the division in order to make the post season. new york will need a healthy roster if they plan to beat the 13-0 panthers. right now starting left tackle eric flowers is questionable. saint johns falls 73-51. enjoy the rest of your saturday, everyone. >>> up next, a dog malled on the sidewalk. a pit bull attacks a five month old puppy during an evening walk. what to do if this happens to your dog. >>> 'tis the season to be very careful about what's left on your doorstep. >>> and we're looking at the coldest night of the season here in central park. temperatures finally dipping belo

jill wagner in new york. still ahead, a big time rally, denver recovers in the second half against cincinnati as it clinches a playoff spot. half against cincinnati as it clinchs the 2nd spot. . eat over 15 pounds of turkey and sides. . >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >> brinecos clinched a playoff birth with an overtime win against cincinnati. brandon mcmanus hit a 37 yard field goal in the opening possession to give the broncos the lead. cincinnati got the ball back. a.j. mccarron fumbled to secure the win. denver beat the bengals 20-17. in baseball the new york yankees traded for one of the dominant relievers in the game. new york got chapman from the cincinnati reds for four minor leakers. major league baseball and florida police are investigating allegations of domestic violence against chapman. he allegedly choked his girlfriends and fired his gun into a garage. meadowlark lemon is being remembered for his skill on the basketball court and his ability to make peo

don champion is in new york. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right now, officials are monitoring 19 levees that are considered vulnerable. down highways and led to widespread evacuation. >> missouri in the midst of a very historic and dangerous flooding event. >> reporter: missouri governor jay nixon called in the national guard as the state grapples with deadly flooding. volunteers throughout st. louis worked late tuesday night laying out sandbags. the situation was dire at this water treatment plant in the town of high ridge. its reserves only contain enough water up to four days. >> we are all going to get through it and have to work together as a community and get through it. >> reporter: the winter deluge has left the town of union under water. rising water along the mississippi and other major rivers have forced people out. >> we took everything important out of aur our basement which is strictly storage anyone and cleaned the house out of clothes replaced and important things, including furniture. >> we are preparing for the worst by get

new york officials deemed them a hoax in l.a. they shut the school down telling all 640,000 school kids to stay home. our police commissioner bill bratton called that an overreaction, said a close look at the e-mail show a lot of inconsistencies, series jihadists simply wouldn't make. >> we do not see that as a credible terrorist threat. for example, allah was not spel spelled with a capital a . incredible to think that any jihadists would not do that. >> it is very easy in hindsight to criticize the decision based on results that the decider could never have known. >> reporter: the attack in new york city and l a mentioned nerve gas. commissioner bratton said he thinks the author of these e-mails were lifting that plot line from the hit tv show homeland because they came from germany, mentioned nerve gas, that centers around a plot on the show. maybe this was someone trying to make hollywood and create a little chaos. that is the latest from lower back to both of you. ben: thanks very much. a big shake-up in the department of ho

don champion here in new york, thank you, don. sizable lead in a number of polls, druch is turning his attention towards a potential opponent in the general election, hillary clinton. the democratic front runner drew trump's fire when during saturday's debate, she said, isis uses video of trump's speeches to recruit followers. on mon, trump responded. >> the last person that she wants to run against is me, believe me. pbelieve me. ro to the the light the gop front runner delivered a full attack on clinton, saying her comments link him to isis are flat out lies. >> she's terrible. she's terrible. donald trump is on video and isis is using him on the video to recruit. and it turned out to be a lie. cease a liar. >> reporter: a spokesperson for clinton says the candidate did not have a particular video in mind when she made the comment but her campaign says she won't apologize. trump's attacks on clinton monday went from political to personal and beyond him he questioned her absence from the debate stage following a television break.

the author of the new york nobody knows. this is amazing. people don't realize you walked nearly 120,000 blocks in new york city, all five boroughs. you've got quite a perspective of the city. >> well, you do it one block at a time. i barely remember when i started doing it. if i had thought about it, i wouldn't have done it. it would have been too daunting of a task. ernie: what do you remember most about the '80s, your perspective? >> what i remember is it was the beginning of a very, very important turnaround from the city. the city was recovering from the '70s when it was broke or almost broke. when koch took over, he was friendly to the real estate developers and economic interests. through all sorts of tax abatements and incentives, he building in the city, to start looking at the city in a positive way. and in that way, he was a rainmaker. ernie: he went through the dark days and the brighter days. the city had a surplus budget of like a half billion dollars. and there was a lot going on. the skyline was changing. people were taking a

about 100 morallied in new york city a. grand jury chose not to indict the officer who shot and killed tamir rice last year. we have reaction. >> reporter: an ohio grand jury indictment in the fatal shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice. >> the death of tamir rice was an absolute tragedy. it was horrible, unfortunate and regrettable. but it was not by the law that binds this crime. >> reporter: officer timothy loehmann and greg garmback were on restricted duty. >> there is potential discipline if there is a violation of our policies and procedures. >> reporter: the officers say they were fearful when they arrived at a recreation center outside cleveland in 2014. a witness called 911 reporting a guy with a pistol and added the weapon was probably fake. but that point was never passed along to the officer. officials also showed the toy gun next to a real colt model to illustrate how similar they appear. >> we informed tamir's mother of the decision. it was a tough conversation. >> reporter: an attorney for tamir's mother s

so, you know, and buckley clearly was worried about the dissent of new york -- descent of new york into. and he addressed that specific issue. if you think, because lindsay was constantly bringing this up, if you think that what i'm talking about is trampling on rights, wait until you see what happens when crime gets out of control in new york. >> can i ask you both something else, and we'll conclude. it hasn't come up yet, we have another anniversary this year, the moynihan report. do either of you have any hope that we can check the unraveling of the family? which has -- >> yes. well, first of all, lindsay buried moynihan for the second time. we all know what the response to moynihan in '65. four years later when nixon is elected, he makes daniel patrick moynihan his urban adviser and tries to revive this idea. lindsay comes out and says the notion that illegitimacy and the breakdown of the family causes crime is ridiculous. helps to bury moynihan's report for the second time. we are, you know, fred, you can say much more about in this. we are at the point now where we are beyond just

this is equal to times square in new york. everyone enjoys this tradition here and the festivities have been canceled. the prime minister saying belgium is in a new history. the terrorists are more prudent and professional than the past. the threat level changes. the mayor of brussels said it is just he cannot provide security for all the people that will be expected here in the city center in a way he would like to be able to do to make the people of the city and tourists safe. that's why he says the fireworks have been canceled. this is something we are seeing across europe. more muted celebrations. precautions in london and germany and rome as well as all across europe. this phenomena, threat of isis, being replicated. the threat level in brussels is raising concerns. alison. >> nic, tell us what authorities have found from the third suspect. specifically the cell phones. >> reporter: sure, they found ten cell phones recovered just yesterday here. we understand that a cell phone found outside the bataclan theater, where 80

"today in new york" starts now. good morning, welcome. it's 10:00. i'm gus rosendale. >> and i'm lynda baquero in for pat battle. day of winter. today, but it's going to return to fall-like weather. raphael miranda is here with the storm 4 team forecast. >> that's right. you can see in your weather headlines, another chilly start. it's less windy than it was yesterday. that means it's going to be a nicer afternoon. not as blustery. the 60s do make a comeback over the next few days. in fact, record high temperatures are possible. we'll see that in the seven-day forecast. here's a live look at storm tracker. sanother high-pressure day. no umbrellas needed for today. keeping it nice and dry. it's still cold, still chilly. temperatures. feels like 29 in central park. so this is what you need to bundle up for as you're heading out the door. even though it's less windy, it still feels like 29 in oakland. yonkers. right now, grab the jacket as you're heading out the door. as we plan the rest of your day, afternoon. today's high temperature, right degrees. l

as new york city transit buses. if you're getting on the ferries, no ferry service with the exception of the staten island ferry still running, always running but there will be 30 minute departures today. alternative side of the street parking rules and meter rules are suspended. >>> another story on the roads least one child was among three people hurt when a car jumped a curb on long island. an accident happening just before 10:00 last night in hicksville at the intersection of old country road and new bridge road. they haven't released many details, but video from the scene shows shoes lying in the street and a car with front end damage and a damaged windshield. no word on the three people who were hit. >>> thieves can't steal the holiday spirit in one new jersey community. >> everything was like a shambles, they went through the dresser, desk, knocked every over. >> the johann sense were the latest victims in a spring of break-ins that had been reported in saddle brook. thief broke in through a back door, stole,

he knows that because they were getting beaten up. >> that was in new york city. >> that was in new yorkething we found two days after 9/11. "new york post" september 13th. trio who cheered attack face boot as illegal aliens. three men who celebrated as the twin towers crumbled are facing deportation. witnesses saw them cheering and jumping up and down at liberty state park after the attack and the fbi sent this out, bill. three individuals were seen celebrating after initial impact and subsequent explosion. >> we tried at mr. trump's request to get video of any of the jersey situations. all of the affiliated stations, including new york one, the cable station here, they say they don't have any video. if they did they would have run it. i mean we don't have any. >> we have looked. not only that reporters you have you been on the streets. yeah i covered that i was there. >> you are right when you said that he probably conflated a voiceover of palestinians celebrating with the local reporter saying we have some problems in jersey. because that probably happened. all right mr. trump again w

new york got capman from the cincinnati red. police are investigating allegations of domestic violence against chapman. he allegedly choked his girlfriend and fired a gun into a garage. he was not charged. meadow lark lemon is being remembered for his skill on the basketball court and his ability to make people smile. lemon, who led the barn storming harlem globe trotters died at the age of 83. don lemon reports on the life of this basketball hall of famer. [ music playing ] >> reporter: during his heyday no more well known and beloved athlete in the world. [ music playing ] he starred in commercials and on saturday morning tv. >> that's why i am your leader. i think of those things. >> reporter: but it was on the court that the man referred to by some as the clown prince of basketball reigned supreme. meadow lark lemon made it look so easy the hook shot. the pass the comic routine. the great wilt chamberlain calls meadowlark the most sensational, awesome, incredible basketball player he'd ever seen. after watching a news reel w

new york versus new york. >> four teams and only two can win. the jets and giants and knicks and nets tonight. the lopez brothers facing off. first brothers to play since the king brothers. no brotherly love tonight. the home team went early and slinging it from deep. 7-11 from three point land in the 1st quarter. got their lead up to 31. and is anyone going to box this guy out? thomas climbing the ladder. knicks by 23 at the break. game high 28 for melo. knicks improve to 10-10. the nets drop to 5-14 with the loss. >> two days away from the other new york-new york match-up. jets and giants both needs win to improve playoff positioning. darrelle revis will not play. he was able to sit through meetings which is an improvement and we won't see the darrelle revis match-up. darrelle revis is out. williams is doubtful. >> next man up, really. we have antonio cromartie out there. we got guys that can go out there and play. we ever been doing it all year long. >> they are not darrelle revis. cbs 2 your home for the jets- giants show down. sunday 1:00 p

henna daniels in new york, thank you very much. coming up on cbs this morning, prime delivery that promises delivery of packages in hours. the president hits the road with comedian jerry seinfeld for a little chat and coffee. here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >> host steve harvey is wrong. he apologized on air after crowning the wrong contestant. he announced miss colombia instead of miss philly pines. after the show, he said he was sorry again. >> i made a mistake, when i said the winner miss jooufrs first runner-up, i read the name on the card. >> it's very traditional. >> yes, very 2015. >> well, despite harvey's blunder, organizers say he will pageant. president obama will be the first guest on the seventh season premier of jerry seinfeld's online talk show "comedians and cars in line getting coffee." >> white house? >> yes, may i speak with the president, please. >> speaking. >> he drove around the south lawn in a 1963 corvette stingray earlier this month and talked about white house life. th

gabe pressman, news4 new york. >>> thank you for watching. stay with us as the news continues at 6:00. >>> i lost -- i don't want to >> now at 6:00 within an engagement party ruined, the restaurant shut down and the owner behind bars. a news4 exclusive. plus -- >>> heroes welcome. new york's finest applaud a fellow officer who returned to work after being seriously injured in a hatchet attack. >>> and talk about a slam dunk delivery, a former new york knick helped bring his own daughter into the world. here the 911 call. >> chuck and sibila are off tonight ap long island family is speaking only to us concerned they may be out more than $1,000. the deposit for an engagement party. the issue here, the restaurant where where they made the deposit is shut down. >> the establishment says it's for renovation but if family is not sure. the owner is behind bars on federal bribery and fraud charges. greg cergol joins was this exclusive story. >> reporter: david, the queens money back brought them here,

and whether you think the new york knicks and the new york mets have a rivalry or not, there is definitely a sibling rivalry tonight between the lopez twins. the two were at stanford together. they join the new york knicks this off-season. they are facing each other in the nba. he won the individual battle, for the basket. seven points, he had five rebounds. 108-91 is the final. and this rookie had a double double, 19 points and 10 rebounds on the night. he did not fail to impress. steve: that's it for the news tonight. dari: stay tuned for our special pholiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. everything in one place. my stop & shop. i'm not a fan of putting my personal info in these online shopping forms. hellloooo??? i don't have time to be filling out my address, i need to be buying a dress. that's why i use masterpass. less typing, more dancing. sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to shop online. masterpass from mastercard and your

new york.ut five years ago, new york was not considered very hot and cities in general weren't considered too hot. i so ethe inner cities as the wave of the future. >> trump was on the "today" show to talk about his next big project, the trump tower. >> they had beautiful bas relief carvings, and he just wrecked them. i said, how could you have done that? >> couldn't you have just saved chose scum curs? >> it would very, very dangerous to save them. they weighed two tons, about 15 feet high, about 2 1/2-feet thick, and if they would have fallen, people could have been very badly hurt and ill canned. >> he just ripped those out without any consideration for their historic value. and the people he had doing the demolition were illegal immigrants. >> in an interview with "the new york times," trump said he did not know they were undocumented workers on the site. >> mr. trump, what's left in your life? you're 33 years old, you're worth all these money. you said you didn't say that you want to be wo

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new york looks to snap a losing streak. derek williams more than happy to help the cause. >>> with one week to go in the nfl's regular season, the end has already come for one head coach in we've got the details next in >>> i'm command sergeant major mike reid of joint task force bravo in honduras. merry christmas to >>> let's head to the garden and talk about the knicks because they've got to get out of the skid. >> they definitely do. one is a start. last season at this time the knicks headed into the new year with just five wins so while new york has had its struggles this season it's nowhere near as bad as. that tonight they had a shot at win number 5 in their final game of 2015 as the knicks met the pistons at the garden trying to snap a losing skid. carmelo anthony was prepared to do that, sinking the three ball. second quarter, that jumper moves him into 32nd on the all- time scoring list. got some help from chris to have porzingis. -- kristof poor sing gissments the knicks finish the year with a win. >>> we are in t

stay up to date with the news 4 new york app. you can see the latest forecast, use our interactive radar, and set the weather page as your home screen. the news 4 new york app for iphone is available in the app store right now. >> raphael, thank you. >>> now to an i-team exclusive. an ugly turf battle is brewing in brooklyn over garbage. >> activists have launched a campaign to get a family owned business tossed out of the neighborhood, and the owners are crying foul. sarah wallace investigating the >> we're being harassed. we're being bullied and defamed. >> reporter: anthony says he's tired of having his family owned business, brooklyn transfer, trashed by a components who don't want a garbage transfer plant in this changing east williamsburg neighborhood. >> this is where the city wanted us. none of the municipal waste stays in the facility. as fast as it comes in is as fast as it goes out. >> reporter: the firm took over the plant in 2010. one of its biggest contracts is with new york city's sanitation depa rtment and the are