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. 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 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 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 closed, searched room by room. hundreds of thousands of studen

don champion here in new york, thank you, don. turning to politics now, with a 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 during saturday's debate. 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 a

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. this basketball hall of famer. [ music playing ] >> reporter: during his heyday in the '70s, there was arguably 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 wh

new york schools remained open. now, we will head to los angeles in a minute but eyewitness news reporter n.j. burkett begins our team coverage larch for us in for the -- live for us in fort greene, brooklyn. >> reporter: one threat, two different responses. nypd commissioner bill bratton said authorities in los angeles panicked in what he described today, quote, as a significant overreaction. parents in brooklyn aren't so sure about that. most parents and children we met had no idea about the threat. although they were pleased to hear it was dismissed as a hoax, many were surprised at

i would speak to new york city. there is a number of mosques on long island where they welcome the police in. they have brotherhood meetings, and they have breakfasts, et cetera, et cetera. these community-type meetings. and then we find out later that they had radicals in those mosques. they had young men who claim they'd wanted to do jihad. one actually -- young man, vitas went to afghanistan where he was arrested fighting alongside al qaeda. he had gone to the mosque, told the mosque that he planned radical activity. at the same time that these mosque leaders were meeting with the police. so there was this great friendship going on, but they never told the police was what was going on in the mosque, never told them about this radical activity. another young man on long island arrested who belongs to a different mosque. and the people in the mosque said yes, they were radical, but they never told police. the oldest brother who actually on the positive side, he was actually ejected from a mosque because he was so r

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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

keep watching "today in new york." download the news 4 new york app >>> we're following breaking news this morning. a fire broke out overnight. here's new video just in from the scene. we're there as firefighters try to get it under control. >>> the threat from terrorism is real, but we will overcome it. >> plus, reaction to a rare oval office address. the president addressing the nation on terror in an attempt to calm fears. on a crash caught on camera. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, everyone. it's monday morning. it is december 7th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. cc chris cimino is here with the forecast. everyone wakes up every day going, can this continue one more day? >> we feel suspicious, but we have another string of beautiful weather heading our way for december standards. suburbs a bit chillier than the city. you get closer to the city, we're in the mid-40s. further away from the city, a lot of 20s showing up. some high clouds early this morning, otherwise look for sunshine tod

the "new york daily news" has really taken on this topic. this is the headline for tomorrow by the way. in an editorial the daily news calling him a predatory step uncle. bill cosby there. and in it, you can see one he said and so many she said, she said, she said, making a point there. >> those she saids representing the multiple women, more than 55 accusations against bill cosby asserting he said versus all of those she saids. but the paper certainly pulling mo punches in that one that will hit newstands today. >> it's going to be quite a trial. >>> the other big story this morning, ethan couch's deportation has been delayed by a judge in mexico. 9 so-called affluenza teen is seen here being moved from a to an immigration facility in mexico city. once returned to the u.s., couch faces charges of violating his parole from a drunk driving accident which killed four. >> his case is still under juvenile law. as messed up as it is, he'll probably only be able to sentence him to 120 days actually in jail. >> couch's mother tonya is returning to

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you can stay up to date with the news 4 new york app. tap the news 4 logo in the corner, select the weather tab. interactive radar is there, and you can submit your own weather video. pat and gus, back over to you. >> thank you, erica. >>> for a lot of people, dogs and cats are a part of the family. so when it comes to treating a pet who is suffering with cancer, some are willing to pay up no matter what the cost. >> as news 4's rob schmidt reports, with costs in the tens of thousands of dollars, even some doctors are asking how much is too much? >> reporter: veterinarians sedate dakota and prepare to map the snout of this ber these mountain dog for radiation treatment. he has cancer in his nose. each week around 120 pets come to the cancer institute in center, receiving the most advanced cancer care, similar to that of humans. >> it's the only cancer center certainly in new york for veterinary cancer, where we treat animals with both chemotherapy and radiation therapy. >> reporter: 9-year-old lola is getting chemotherapy for a form of p

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mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> all right. coming up, the singing superstar trying to get her son to come home for christmas. >> and sir paul's message to fans as the beatle music goes live for streaming. "the skinny" up next. >> announcer: "world news now" cont ue ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> the big mystery on january 4th will be answered on "gma." can't wait. leading "the skinny," the material girl like many parents having some trouble withler teenage child. >> madonna was in a manhattan court yesterday and won a court order forcing her 15-year-old son to return home to the u.s. from london. according to numerous reports, madonna is in a custody bat with her ex-husband, british filmmaker guy richie and their son rocco apparently wants to live with daddy. >> the judge told richie's lawyer if the child wants to stay with his father, he must return to his mother first. >> look at him. he's all grown up. >> he's now 15 years old. >> where did the time go? >> i know, we're old. >> i wouldn't mess with madonna. not because she's mad

orleans, atlanta, charlotte, the district of columbia, new york -- just everywhere. just take a look. it'll be bad. >>> panicked shoppers ran for cover when gunfire erupted at a mall on new york's long island. >> police say the suspect tried to rob a high-end watch store at the roosevelt field mall when struggle broke out with a security guard. the suspect's gun went off striking an employee. when people heard that single shot, they feared a terrwr attack. >> it was like pure pandemonium. evevybody was running. tell you the truth, once i seen everybody running, i started running. >> the suspect was quickly taken down with the help of an off-duty new york city polici officer who happened to be shopping. the injured mall employee is expected to be okay. >>> robert durst will return to los angeles this summer for a trial on murder charges. the al estate heir is accused of killing a writer to keep her r from cooperating with an investigation into the disappearance of his wife. his attorneys say he didn't kill did but first his trial on federal weapons charges has to be w

>>> now on "today in new york," an act of arson. a home under construction goes up in flames, and investigators believe that this is connected to a series of arson attacks in that area. >> out of the dark, tens of thousands now seeing the light again this morning after a major power outage overnight. >>> and the president in primetime. a rare oval office address to the nation on the heels of the san bernardino shooting massacre. "today in new york" at 10:00. i'm pat battle. >> i'm gus rosen dale dale. a couple developments on that story this morning. first, we'll check in with erica grow in the weather center. beautiful weather continuing. >> absolutely. check out our different our temperatures are just from the last time you saw me. 36 in newburgh. 32 in sussex. keep in mind, just an hour or two ago, these temperatures were still in the 20s. right now it's 46 degrees in downtown new york. we're looking at temperatures rising very rapidly. but we still have fog up in poughkeepsie. zero visibility. everyone else is clearing out just

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.

the bomb threat in new york city, too. brian ross, standing by. >>> also tonight, the showdown on the strip. nald trump, center stage, but with a different opponent right next to him. it comes after protesters inside the trump event, and the nazi salute. >>> the winter storm hitting nearly a dozen states. dangerous driving. and the airport chaos, justt days before the holiday rush. >>> the american plumber, suing tonight, after selling his pickup truck to a texas dealer. only to have that truck and his phone number end up in the hands of isis. >>> and, the gre made in america christmas is back tonight. we're across this countrtry. shall we say, a tip of the hat? >>> good evening. and it's grereato have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the fear that began early today on both sides of this country. for millions of school children and their parents. amid this climate of concern over terror. two threats, including bombs, assault apons, grenades. one in los angeles. of course, san bernardino not far away.

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york then and new york now has in common. her answer? activism. is that your polite way of saying new yorkers are loud and obnoxious? >> they were always really loud, always busy bodies, always taking the lead in social issues. ernie: it hasn't changed. new york has always been a place to voice -- >> look at all the issues we argue about. they knew to be quiet after pearl harbor. if you look at the picture where everyone worked together, black, white, it didn't matter. hard to imagine 20 years later we'd argue about which bathroom who could use. were terrific of new york. a lot of great history. it was amazing to see what role years. tomorrow we'll talk about the 50s. >> we'll see how golden it was. very interesting to learn. elvis and the gang. thank you. look forward to it. >> it's almost time for my question of the day. i'm wondering about your personal message. ernie: if you were wearing a t-shirt and you wanted it to say a message, what would it be on your t-shirt? >> what would yours be? i've got a lot of great slogans.

harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> and that is "nightly news" on this wednesday night. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. have a great night. liench >>> lights, camera, access. >> breaking news, bill cosby criminally charged. welcome to "access hollywood." i'm scott evans in new york. and though dozens of women have come forward

since 9/11, which one of the locations was new york. and there is a certain element there that believe that they really need to leave nothing to chance. and in this particular case new york may have some intelligence and some information that they are not saying or sharing or talking about. but what we can say is each one of them has taken the action that they thought was appropriate and necessary to deal with what is going on in their communities, but we may not know all that is going none their communities, which is bringing different reaction. >> what would be the nature, the hallmarks of the type of threat that would trigger such a reaction like this? clearly threats are a common occurrence, and this one is being taken so seriously in los angeles. >> that was the issue here. there is something there that made authorities feel as though they need to take this action to prevent the possibility of something happening. to if he it seems to suggest that there is an air or level or some possibility to credibility. maybe not to the threat,

take what you need. >> how now brown cow. >> you need new york, unique new york. >> stay classy new york. >> a smelly pirate hooker. >> what does a smelly pirate hooker taste like? bill: you are in front of macy's were people are oddly enough having a problem with the santa. >> chasing a santa who has been very naughty. right in front of macy's at the intersection of 35th street and broadway. there was a santa who was not the official santa that macy's likes to have inside the store. it was another santa sitting right across the street in a chair asking parents and kids to give five bucks for a picture. that upset macy's. the time i got here on monday they're were two cops making sure there was no other santa who would be outside the macy's already. some costume characters who also were told they had to in front of the macy's. >> once a week. >> once a week. >> i am impressed. i don't know anything about what happened. >> do you think it is unfair? >> it is not fair. >> a huge attraction. tons of kids, tons of parents looking at the beautiful window displays. is the perfect spot for

live from las vegas, steve handelsman, news4, new york. >>> still ahead here on news4 new york at 5:00, a mysterious death in brooklyn just revealed one month after the woman was found. the funeral home discovery that turned this into a homicide investigation. >>> and a lawsuit filed against the popular hair product wen. what hundreds of women are claiming about that product. >>> looking for an uber ride for free? -are you happy with your bathroom? i wasn't. until i learned about bath fitter. bath fitter puts a new bathtub right over your old one. isn't that amazing? bath fitter will measure, custom-make and install right over your existing tub. and only bath fitter has seamless walls, which guarantees a watertight fit. pl uus, they do it all in just one day. >>> just kochling in. a judge has denied the motion of having jurors revisit the scene of where a child disappeared in the retrial of pedro hernandez. he's the man who is said to have killed etan patz years ago. his first trial ended in a his new trial is set for february. >>> people left to freeze in their apartments? this is an

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the new york-new jersey area led the way with 86 reported incidents. steve: closing arguments set for monday in the manslaughter trial william porter, the first of six officers to stand trial in the death of freddie gray who suffered a severe spinal cord injury and died after being transported in the back of a police van. the defense rested today after porter's lawyers said he checked on gray and did not see any injuries. prosecutors say he was negligent for not calling for medical help and failing to put gray in a seat belt. dari: on long island, a judge has denied bail for former suffolk county police chief there arrested earlier this week. james burk beat up a suspect who broke into his suv and stole pornography and other items and forced other officers to cover it up. burk pled not guilty. if convicted, he could face more than five years behind bars. steve: new york recommending an overhaul of common core. jodi goldberg went to a long island school district that has opted out of the controversial curriculum >> we don't feel we need to compromise wh

. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the first of the victims of the terrorist attack in california will be laid to rest. 27-year-old yvette velasco will be remembered in an outdoor ceremony. her funeral will be followed by 13 others in the days to come. all of them were killed by syed farook and tashfeen malik. the married couple was killed themselves during a shoot-out with police. now there are new revelation assault rifles used in the >> reporter: this morning, the whereabouts of enrique marquez are unclear. the 24-year-old checked himself in a mental health facility hours after last wednesday's attack. a federal source tells c c news mamauez and farook were planning but they were deterred when four men were arrested on terrorism charges in southern california. authorities searched his mother's home and they say marquez is cooperating with them. did you know the farooks? >> i just tell you that neighbors ten years and very good person. that's all. >> report

stay with cbs new york. in the next half hour, we'll hear from the first officer on the scene. >> new this morning, police say the armed robbery of a jewelry of robberys are dating back to october. the two suspects is entered on 35th street around 5:30 wednesday evening. they showed a gun and demanded jewelry and watches. police say the same suspects were behind a september 19 robbery at a jewelry store on 7th avenue. now another october 9, at 40th, west 57th street. >>> a brooklyn woman remains hospitalized and her boyfriend is dead. after they were both shot by her exboyfriend. happened last night about 5:00 on east 91st street. police sources tell cbs 2 the couple was sitting in a car when the exboyfriend opened fire on the vehicle. the gunman turned the weapon on himself. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. witnesses describe the shocking scene. >>> i heard the gun shots. >> how many gun shots did you hear? >> at least eight or nine. >> i heard only bullets and then one minute i go outside. and i see

we have a guide to unusual outings in new york city. christina: "star wars" has awakened the box office. it made another 38 million yesterday and is on pace to make 500 million domestically in 10 days. that will shatter jurassic world's record of half a billion in 17 days. >>> all right. dinner and a movie. this is a nice thing to do with someone on the weekend. sometimes you want more. christal young begins our look at some of the more unique things you can do in new york. >> reporter: from the lights show in front of sax to the tree at rockefeller center, there are so many fun things to do during them are unique? sushi rocks on east 39th is turning the concept of dinner theatre on its ear. >> i've had people come up to me and say i've never experienced anything like this. that's when i knew that we nailed it. >> reporter: you're treated to a free live show, born to rock. it's a nightly spectacle where waiters and waitresses take orders before morphing into the night's stars. >> it's the city of dreams. we're making it happen. >> it do

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

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i do want to talk more about this new year's eve security there in new york with the mayor of new york, bill de blasio. mayor, thanks so much for joining us. we certainly appreciate it as we wait for a million people to be there in times square and obviously so many millions more watching the festivities at the home on television. this security that is in place in new york city ahead of new year's eve, it sounds like it will be higher than in years past when you're talk about 800 additional police officers. >> that's right, we added just this year in the wake of the first terrorist attacks, we added a new critical response command, 500 police officers who are specifically focused on anti-terror activity, preventing terror and god forbid we ever had to respond rapidly, they have that capacity, too. 500 plus officers who are trained, highly trained, well armed, for this duty and this duty only. and it's the most that any city in this country has. so that force will be ready in addition as you heard thousands of other officers who are will be a key part of our capacity on new year's eve.

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or having a new york state high school diploma. and we have set up a link to the application on our facebook page and at abc7ny. >>> 6:00 f never more than 7 minutes away from weather never -- 6:23. never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> that's fantastic news because ken, lori and i are still paying off our student loans. >> yes, that's true. >> as a matter of fact. >> we have skies that are cloudy. taking the ride from staten island on the ferry, light wind, grab the jacket, going to be a nice ride. and water temperature in the harbor at 50 degrees. and it's about 48 here in the long island sound. and going back and forth this morning. so just a couple sprinkles. and just keeping an eye on that. and however, the next seven hours, looking at 41 by 7:00 and 46 by 1:00 this afternoon. and going to get to near 50. looking at about 45 at 11:00. 48 degrees later on this afternoon. so we are going to be looking at temperatures that warm quickly into the mid-40s by lunchtime. and it will be cloudy and cool and then re

4 new york. >> a little bit of history. forget some of the attacks in new york in the '70s and '80s. >>> up next, on a much lightere "snl" alums tina fey and amy poehler return for a who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. >>> it was a very happy homecoming for two "snl" alums who returned 30 rock to co-host this year's holiday special. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> i'm so happy to be back home hosting "saturday night live." >> sorry -- >> we've been together -- >> for the past two months -- >> nonstop. >> we're at the point where -- >> we're finishing -- >> each other's sentences. >> they've each hosted separately but never as a duo. as expected, the two reprised a few fa

alison: new development into the investigation of the shooting of a new new york knick. steve: if police are closer to making an arrest. alison: a look back at life and alison: an estimated 1 million times square tonight for the annual new year's eve celebration, the beefed up police present includes new recruits, and critical responses teams. >> they are heavily armed and well trained to prevent terror incidents. nypd the use k-9 units. >> dhow by rang in new year with a fireworks display on largest building in world. the. look at those images, fire has injured. so far no reports of fatalities. alison: good news, for the new york knicks player was who shot. >> cleanthony early is resting by family, and friends in a circle of pray expir protect, police widen their investigation into his robbery and shooting. >> investigator collected evidence today, from city scape gentling man's club, someone threw a molotav cocktail at the strip club, they are not sure if there is a connection, early's friend and teammate carmelo anthony said that players need dangers. where we're at.

it will be cloudy across the region in new york. working across houston and dallas, and not often in the middle of december, you are looking at temperatures co comparable in new york. look at charleston. reality drops off in the next couple days. the jet stream trying to dive farther to the south. snowshowers are there across the plain states. back to the east, mild start in the 60s this morning in chicago. that's incredible to me. 61 degrees to wake up for mid-december. again, mild air quickly pushes to the east. we are talking about the coolest air of december moving in thursday through saturday. the mid-40s out across portions of the northeast by the weekend. back to you. >> pedram, thank you. it is still fall. we will wait for the winter weather next week. >>> a mortgage meltdown. financial system collapse. coming to a box office near you. >> that could be reality. >> brad pitt tells me why he is so angry next. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended rel

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,

new york city transit buses they are operating on a holiday schedule as well as nj transit for new york city, though no bm 1 through bm 5 buses. beeline no service today, . as far as rail service goes everyone is on a limited service. are suspended today so enjoy that. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >>> a child was one of three people hit by a car on christmas eve in nassau county that accident happening just before 10:00 in hicksville. police say a car jumped a car at old country and new bridge roads. this new video shows shoes lying in the street and also a look at that badly damaged car. an investigation shut down the busy intersection for several hours. at this point no word of any charges being filed against the driver. >>> in brooklyn a shocking development in a sexual assault investigation. police have arrested a 14-year-old boy for allegedly attacking a woman inside her apartment building in east flat bush. you can see that clear video of the suspect after the attack happened. authorities say the teen grabbed the 33-year-old woman from behind, sexual assaulted her

he knows that because they were getting beaten up. >> that was in new york city. >> that was in new york city. here is something 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

the new york philharmonic. >> jimmy: do you get to do a a tune? >> yeah. i'm doing a few tunes actually. >> jimmy: you have to. >> yeah. it's going to be fun. >> jimmy: on this record, i think you do like -- i think you do five sinatra covers on this one. >> yeah. there's a few of them. yeah. they're all -- we try to pick songs that are, you know, a a little obscure because if you sing "come fly with me" you're not going to do that better than sinatra. >> jimmy: yeah. >> "got you under my skin." so we tried to dig a little bit. >> jimmy: different takes on it. i got to say, it's phenomenal. and thank you for coming on and doing comedy but also singing. >> happy to be here. >> jimmy: hopefully one day we can both work with j.j. abrams and have a good time. >> oh, man. i wasn't ready. >> jimmy: hopefully one time we can work with j.j. abrams. [ laughter ] >> both: j.j. abrams! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's on the phone. i'll call him right now. seth macfarlane. [ cheers and applause ] "no one ever tells you" is available now. we'll be right back wit

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at "cbs news" headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie 14. on this full first day of winter we begin with wet. out west, it's what you might expect t expect this time of year, a storm bringing heavy rain, flash floods and highway mountain snow. in essential eastern parts of the country, instead of saying ho, ho, ho, santa may be saying, hot, hot, hot. today, most locations from the plains to the east coast will be up to 20 degrees above average. this could be the warmest christmas on railroad for several cities. don champion is here in new york, where on christmas eve, the thermometer could be 70 degrees, don? santa shorts? >> that's right. good morning, anne-marie, it seems weird to be bundled up with a hat, glove and scarf. many places, record amounts of snow last winter could see record high temperatures, this week, dashing any hopes of a white christmas. snow in the west, warm in the east. parts of the country are experiencing weather extremes. >> there is a lot of snow and we have what we have righ

soldiers including a new york city police detective. tough news to start this morning. good morning, i am lori rothman. >> nicole: we will have all the details for you. >> lori: have a lock at u.s. stock market futures this morning. looks like stocks are turning south again. dow futures 54 points at the moment. >> nicole: makes space travel history. >> three, two, one, zero. liftoff. >> nicole: there you go it. we will have the dramatic landing coming up. >> lori: more problems for chi chipotle. the very latest just ahead. >> nicole: detroit lions, stay tune right here, don't change it. welcome to fbn:am, you're first look at what's moving in today's market and the latest breaking news and what to expect on the day ahead. >> lori: one of the six american killed in a homicide attack in afghanistan, detective joseph lem had been deployed twice to afghanistan and once to iraq, he leaves behind a wife and three children. commissioner saying in a statement, we grieve and remember public servant. the taliban claimed responsibility for yesterday's attack. deadliest assault. >>