from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: "live by night" is the new film. it is based on the best-selling book by dennis lahaye. follows the outlaw as he travels from the boston underground to the rum running world of teva, florida. joining me is ben affleck. christmaslso stars sena, chris cooper, and sienna miller. i'm pleased to have all of them at the table. said you want to give this a feeling of a classic. what does that mean? >> i wanted to feel like the kind of epic said you want to ga feeling of holiday movie that was a blockbuster when that was about scope and sweep and scale and customs and stats and transporting you, an audience stories,mewhere, harkening back to the warners

he was the owner of the new york world here in new york city. he said, donate any amount of money and i will print your name in the front page of the newspaper. money poured in from all over the united days. elementary school children. they raised money through their classes. money raised up enough and we completed the pedestal in 1886. for the designer, his job was to construct the statue but he was also very involved in the construction of the pedestal. designed thes hunt modern-day pedestal that we see today. there were several different designs. he chose richard morris hunt. all of the granite came from connecticut. here is a great depiction of how they put the statue together like a puzzle. this is exactly how they did it. immigrants were swinging around on rope swings, putting the pieces together. they were carefully labeled. together.iveted there are 310 sections that make up the statue of liberty. they very and sizes. in sizes.ry 21 years from idea to reality but it finally all came together on october 28, 1886. a huge dedication ceremon

preparations for new year's eve will continue in new york city. organizers are testing the big ball drop. about 1 million people are expected to pack into times square tomorrow night and really pack in there. >>> as you just mentioned a second ago as they pack in in new york city and all these other cities around the country. we have, what, 36 hours to go before it's officially 2017. sounds a little weird. with new's celebrations set to kick off in cities across country. >> because of recent terror attacks, security personnel in new york and across the globe are on high alert hoping to keep everyone safe this holiday weekend. nbc's stephanie gosk reports. >> reporter: this morning, new york city is getting ready for its annual bash. with nearly 1 million people planning on watching the ball in times square. ringing in the new year with noise makers, confetti and massive security. >> we have reached the new level of patrol strengths of nypd. >> reporter: tomorrow night a record 7,000 of uniform and undercover police will be on the streets, includin

what new york city was like back then. we know that the manhattan institute wait an important role. the former bush administration's beach writer, one of the easily most eloquent and beautiful writers about public policy in the united states. we are honored to have you here as well. so, governor engler, i'm going to start with you. you listen to what we heard from speaker ryan, in the newspapers, and the business community is going to get a significant tax cut, they are going to get relief on regulation, and things are going to be good, but the question i want to know, for people fighting poverty, our employers learn to take up the charge of being better trainers and helping people, the sidelines and into work? is the employer community willing to take on that charge to take in folks who have been struggling, from prison, are you guys up to that challenge? >> i think so. we are playing a big role already. before i get there, i want to expand that promise, so there is a real simple formula he laid out this morning. = parity

from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm scott pelley. >>> hi, welcome to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. president elect donald trump is calling the latest terror strike in berlin an attack on humanity. mr. trump addressed reporters at his estate after getting a top security briefing. the attack left a dozen dead. many dozens injured. the suspect remains at large. >> reporter: president elect donald trump emerged from his club to briefly address this week's terror attack in berlin. his first public comment since the truck plowed into a christmas market killing 12. asks whether he is re-evalng plans to ban imgrigs to the u.s. from certain muslim countries. >> i used the term extreme vetting. >> reporter: mr. trump defended his controversial campaign proposals. >> even before german authorities declared it terrorism and isis claimed responsibility, mr. trump released a statement saying, isis and other islamist terrorists continually slaughter christians in their communities. language he didn't recognize today. >

>> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: "moonlight" is the new film from writer and director barry jenkins. it is an adaptation of tarell mccraney's play, "in moonlight black boys look blue." the film focuses on three pivotal time periods in the life of a young man as he comes to terms with his sexuality and struggles to find his identity. coach writes that the film has the best take on black masculinity, ever. here is a look. ♪ >> what you looking at me like that for? >> what, man? like you just drove down here? >> yeah. ♪ >> who is you?

the man accused of setting off bombs in new york city and in new jersey, making his first appearance in court. ahmad rahimi, wearing a bulletproof vest, still appearing weak after being shot during his capture. he pleaded not guilty today of trying to kill police officers during that gun battle. rahimi now faces federal charges for the bollibombings. 31 people were injured in the blasts in new york city's chelsea neighborhood. >>> there are dramatic images coming in from mexico tonight. a deadly disaster, as shoppers bought firecrackers and rockets to celebrate the holidays. a massive explosion ripping through the market, leaving dozens injured. abc's gio benitez with the images coming in at this hour. >> reporter: you're looking at dramatic images from the outskirts of mexico city. explosions at mexico's best-known fireworks market during its busiest time, just before christmas and new year's eve. smoke billowing into the sky. at least 60 people injured, and some reports say some may have died. on the ground, confusion, chaos, and shock as people walk through the charred debris. lis

>> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: cybersecurity has become one of the greatest challenges facing this country. last february, president obama created a commission to address the growing threat. earlier this month the commission on enhancing national cybersecurity announced its findings in a comprehensive report, it called for urgent action to enhance american cybercapabilities. meanwhile last week, president obama ordered a full review of russia's election-related hacking. president-elect trump continues to dispute the kremlin's involvement. joining me now are the commissioner's chairs. former ibm ceo and a former national security advisor. i'm pleased to have both of them here. tell me exactly briefly, quickly, then we'll turn to our does other contemporary issues and come back to the report per se, how this came about. >> it came about, the president looked at what the challenges were and things that had been addressed in the first seven years of his term and determined

>> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: alexander leventhal is well known in the financial community. she is ceo of leventhal and company. she was diagnosed with tremors at the age of three. it is a nerve disorder that causes involuntary shaking and effects an estimated 10 million people. a new drug called high-intensity focused ultrasound using 1000 ultrasound waves directed at the area. on august 22, she became the second person in new york to undergo the procedure. we are here with her to discuss the treatment, along with her doctor. he was a neurosurgeon at new york presbyterian. i am pleased to have both of them at this table for the first time. i must say, that alexander is a good friend of mine. welcome. guest: thank you very much. charlie: tell me about you. guest: i have had this since i was three it has been an issue

what happens in recent months. >> new york city and nypd. and the monitoring and goaltenders, and with learning tactics, >> we know the sand and sanitation trust. to secure the perimeter. why was the measure put in place before, last year or the year before? >> it is a tactic at a major event. there were many attacks, they were not talking major even. it is not like they targeted parades or social events. gregg: bad guys watch news coverage like we all do. we hear about nypd, and things we see. an invisible layer of protection. that always makes us feel good to know something is not out there publicly. secrets that you can't share that, we should all know there are definite things being done. >> there are and wanting to point about, the most vast analytical police department in the world. and unbelievable caliber, that alone is so unique, law enforcement and active police officers for best practices. bill: you have some abcs for all of us. we live here and we have a celebration this weekend, all around the country, what do we have? >> this i

from new york city where trump tower has been evacuated. plus more breaking news, nbc 10 live on the scene of a deadly shooting that also led to a serious crash. we have new information on a man hunt for the shooter. and witnesses describe what he saw before the crash. >>> an atlantic city teenager, takes matters into his own hands. >> i was acting like i was going to get the money, but that's when i snatched the gun. >> reporter: when a would-be armed robber confronts him in his parents store, why he did it next. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. >>> right now the hunt is on, police are searchin

announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with two supreme court justices in conversation at the new york bar association. we talked to ruth bader ginsburg and sonia sotomayor. justice ginsburg: i thought of myself in those days as a teacher. my parents thought that teaching would be a good occupation from me. women were not welcome as doctors, lawyers, and engineers. i realized i was facing an audience that did not know what i was talking about. they understood race discrimination, that was odious. but most men at that time thought that the law was riddled with gender-based distinctions but they operated in the women's favor. like, a woman did not have to serve on a jury if she did not want to.

i'm here in new york city. i was born in new york city. you go to the bronx and you go to the brooklyn, all right. those are the two real poverty-stricken burrows. the culture is so entrenched no matter what trunch does. no matter how many factories he brings back. no matter what he does. you are not going to break that culture. >> i respectfully disagree. we saw when we passed welfare reform in the middle of the 90's all across this country from new york to the california, and big city, small stickers rural america, welfare reform by saying we are going to place limits on how long people could be on welfare, by making people work, by requiring them to work if they were abled body. that we moved people from a life of dependency on government to a life of dependence. >> some people. >> every one of those people was precious to move from a life of dependency to what god really meant them to be was a free individual living a life of responsibility and dreaming big. look, in the last eight years, one of the most pernicious thing that happened

no dice. >> but that's just a typical weekend here in new york city or a typical day here in new york city. >> we'll continue monitoring this one and let you know when the rematch is scheduled. big one coming up. >> yeah. sort of like the globetrotters versus the washington generals and she still loses. >> more news coming up after this. >> more news coming up after this. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnorm

they worked on the guggenheim museum in new york city. this is where all the work was completed. during one of his most prolific periods, this is a place of work . so wright is using this space and using your experience based on the work you are here. space youalk into the , see the drafting tables. you should is beautiful filtered light. the landscape is not really revealed until you actually sit down at your drafting table and then the whole landscape out the window comes into the space. he was using low roofs to frame and really give you the experience here at taliesin west. after his passing, the apprentices that were here continued his work and created the taliesin associated architects. that firm continued the work through the 1960's, 70's, 80's and 90's and continued to do the learn by doing educational model here at taliesin west. when guests come and take a tour of the property, we really hope for them to understand this legacy of wright's tradition of thinking outside of the box, creating new ways to live that enhance your life. to understand that wright came here at 70

he played with the new york jets and kansas city chiefs. he was standing outside of his car arguing with a man who then opened fire. the suspect taken into custody but mcknight's murder comes less than a year after former player will smith was also gunned down in a new orleans road rage incident. >> the investigation into their death ramps up this morning. 54-year-old and 55-year-old found dead within a day of each other. one reportedly dying at sea on tuesday the other after the ship docked at old san juan pier on wednesday. they died of natural causes but that is not confirmed for sure. the cruz shise ship's troublingr following a outbreak of another row virus. >>> the death tole rises to 11 in tennessee's massive wildfires as families return to what is left of their home. the town of gatlinburg may reopen as early as today. the dollywood theme park who narrowly escaped flames she is promising money every month to those hurt. >> we want to provide a hand up to all of those involved. >> they are calling this the worse fire to hit the state

well, still ahead in the next hour, half hour of "eyewitness news": >> new york city takes unprecedented security measures as it prepares for new years eve. i'm in times square with that story, coming up. >>> and the reaction from a gun violence prevention group. to the gift carson wentz is giving his offensive line for the holidays. pat? >> hey, jan, getting you ready for the weekends, out on the roadways, a look at 95 looking clear so far. but we have a couple of problem spots, especially in delaware. because of those icy conditions katie told you about. we will tell you about that next. >> good morning, looking liver outside right now, hole onto your hats today. chilly start to the day, and whipping winds to round out the holiday week. katie has your forecast for new years, just ahead. >> morning, aim he jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, now 6:29. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> he opened the door, he made that choice that he was going to kill the grandmother. >> all over a necklace that the suspect believed the victim's grandson had stolen from him. >> he

announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." a.o.: i am a.o. scott filling in for charlie rose, who is out on assignment. a new film from director pablo larrain tells the story for a different point of view. here's the trailer for "jackie." >> people like to believe in fairy tales. >> are you ready? >> of course. >> and you? >> i believe in the character we read about on the page being more real than the man who stands beside you. jack.

announcer: from fox business headquarters and new york city, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing, i'm gary kaminsky. trish: and i'm trish regan. the trump rally continues to roll on, the market soaring to new highs and look at how much the major indices have gained since election day. this is one month time, staggering stuff. gary: will laugh in the face of the likely rise in the interest rates next week. capital management, good friend of the show, bob olstein, we're going to talk about stocks and investing, but we've got to start with the markets here, since election day. you've been doing this a long time, are you surprised what's happened since the election? >> not really. the market was severely undervalued, especially the stocks that are out of the top of the index because everybody's index investing now and passive investing, so there is a lot of great 9, 10% free cash flow companies. trump comes in, pro business, gets away from the leftist policies that were in prior administrations and so now you're lo

this is rocio velandia at the new york city protest reacting to the news. >> they had announced they were , but we saw it as a war tactic to disperse and confuse. we are the indigenous peoples of mother earth and we are used to the injustices against our people. we know how to survive. we have been here for thousands of years, and we will remain. and whatever happens to the indigenous peoples, it is action happening to everyone on earth. we have to understand when the water is on, we will all be gone. amy: a second massive winter blizzard has hit the resisistane camps atat standing rock in norh dadakota last night, forcing war protectors to seek shelter in nearby community centers and the standing rock sioux tribe casino. the standing rock healer and medic council said it's treated two people for hypothermia, and condemned the state of north dakota for maintaining a police road block on highway 1806 -- the main road leading in and out of the camps -- that has been delaying the evacuation of patients amid the blizzard. thousands of water protectors remain at standing rock, concerned t

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is out of the running for secretary of state. president-elect donald trump said in a statement today that giuliani removed his name from consideration during a meeting late last month. according to the transition team. giuliani will stay on as a vice chairman. in an interview with fox news. giuliani said his desire to be on the cabinet was "great but not that great". former trump critic mitt romney is reportedly still on the short list for the secretary of state job. some other names being floated -- rex tillerson from exxon and alan mulally from ford. today president barrack obama ordered a full review into the russia's alleged hacking during the presidential campaign. before the election.the u-s government publicly blamed the russian government for cyber- attacks to influence elections. a homeland security and counter- terrorism official said today that the administration. will be cautious about revealing investigation results to the public. the review is expected to wrap up before president obama leaves office. and if they ele

it's much less than new york city has requested. the ranking member of the appropriations committee says this is not going to help new york city nearly as much as it needs to address what's going on in new york right now. and the kind of extra law enforcement resources that are being used. and yet that in itself doesn't seem to be a stumbling block either. there are other things. for example, joe manchin, the senator from west virginia is very angry that only a minor extension of minors benefits is in the cr. he'd been talking to republicans about extending protections to make sure retired miners and their widows would receive their health benefits for a number of years. in this cr, health benefits only would be extended for the duration of the cr so today he was threatening to withhold consent until he could negotiate a better deal. and he was talking about perhaps offering an extension through next week, maybe next monday, tuesday, in order to give them more time to negotiate these and other things. >> there are other provisions y

not even new york city police, can you imagine? trace gallagher is live with more on all of this, trace, it's an incredible story, tell us. >> and melissa, this wasn't just a little military plane, it was a c-130 cargo plane which if you haven't seen one, is a beast. they're used to carry military equipment and supplies all over the world. it flew over manhattan for about 30 minutes and new yorkers who naturally don't like to see big giant planes flying overhead at a low altitude, had a little online panic attack, posting videos and pictures and looking for some rational explanation as to what was going on. we should note there were some cooler heads that prevailed, like the guy who posted, quote, the military plan over new york city right now is a c-130, it's a cargo plane, not a bomber. unusual, but don't spread misinformation, y'all. not only is it unusual for a military cargo plane to fly over manhattan, it's more unusual when the military doesn't know about it. new york air mobility command which deploys u.s. armed forces anyw

that is new york city. but we do have some other storms that we'll be dealing with, this front has moved through. the same storm but now bringing the lake-effect snow. then hip that, we'll start watching the next system develop across the gulf. so, the potential for some severe weather by saturday evening, and sunday, across texas and that going to brew across the southeast, making it a very up set -- unsettled weekend. you can see what we'll be dealing with the south. rough conditions torn night for people heading out in atlanta to watch the peach drop. a wet night, want to stay inside. but overall for new year's eve, long the coast looking pretty good and the northern plains, looking fine as well. southern california, where normally you want to see sunshine, we have a storm there, so you want to bundle up if you're headed outside, and new year's day, just wearing off the hangover on the couch, things not looking that bad for sunday. get ready, next week we have colder air coming in. sunday not that bad. b

interview today with nbc news. >> i have a high degree of confidence that new york city is well protected. we are well prepared in new york city to thwart such an attack or mitigate it quickly. the threat level is high. but there are no specific or credible threats to new york city. >> take it from us, they're out there in big numbers automatic weapons. the politics of terrorism continues to play out as well. in reacting to yesterday's apparent terrorist attack in berlin, president-elect trump invoked isis killing chris -- christians "as part of their global jihad." that drew criticism from, among others, former ambassador to the u.n. bill richardson. >> i wish the president-elect wouldn't do foreign policy by tweet or there should be, i think, more concerted effort to, one, get more information. with most of those slaughtered by isis are muslims in iraq, all over the world. so to frame this so succinctly as a clash of civilizations is not good. it's a bit dangerous. it doesn't help the situation. >> meanwhile, the leading contender to be trump's white house press secretary defending the

that will support rain showers for new york city as we go into friday. guys. >>> livie ing under a state of emergency for over a year. france is briefing up security ahead of major new year's celebrations. we're live in france, next. (vo) it's that time of year again. when you realize you still didn't get quite what you wanted. that's why verizon has the best deals of the year on the best network. like a free smartphone when you add a line or switch. no trade-in required. choose from the samsung galaxy j3, the lg k8 or stylo, or the the motoz play. all free. and as if you needed another reason, switch to verizon now and get up to $650 to cover your costs. there's still time to get exactly what you want at verizon. >>> authorities in paris are on high alert for the holiday. security there was title even before we learned the man who attacked a christmas market in berlin last week managed to travel through the french city of leon, through to milan following that attack. the french have been living under a state of emergency for over a year now but security

only see this in new york city. if the's beautiful. amazing. >> it gives you that christmas feeling. that feeling, of being, with your family, that good feeling on the inside. >> his employees enjoy seeing their works on display, just as much as anyone else. >> it must be thrilling, when the lights turn on. an -- and the onlookers are there. and -- their rinse how to what you and your team have created. >> yeah, for myself and for my entire team. watching the reaction of the people on the streets and watching literally thousand of people taking pictures in front of our displays it is a great thrill. >>> coming up next -- steve hartman is on the case with the secret santa and his helpers in blue. crsugar is everywherets sugar shield and crest complete has a sugar shield to protect teeth from sugar found in everyday foods. crest complete. shield your teeth from sugar. so sugar may visit, but it's not sticking around. >>> a secret santa elicited a team of police officers to help protect the spirit of the holiday. steve hartman is on the c

york outside of new york city and the ground still kind of warm, so it'll have a hard time really accumulating. not going to be warm for long. big-time cold coming in all through next week. windchills are going to be below zero all the way down into t >> this weather >> this weather report is brought to you by petco. take care of your pets this week as it gets cold. bring them inside. >> bring them inside. but let's go back outside for football. speaking of, coming up, you guys ready? >> ready. >> i'm ready. >> the big day in college football as you heard from rob, joining us to talk about selection sunday. we'll be right back. ay.

colder in dallas than new york city. the cold air is on the move with the windchill, with the winds and the temperature it's feeling even colder than that. that's where we have the dangerous windchills across the northern plains. that's going to be a big deal this weekend but our next big weather maker that's going to affect tens of millions of people is getting act together across the west. feet of snow across the rockies, intermountain west, we could see heavy rain along the coast and what happens is it moves across the midwest then into the northeast. big question mark here, does it get into new york city, will it be too warm, it really depends on how much cold air we get in. we are pretty certain that it's going to affect the mountains across the rockies, interior northeast and we will have to see on sunday and monday what happens here in new york city and boston so stay tune. we could have our big first snowfall of the season. nicole: thank you. lauren: thanks, janice. he's a dad once again. mick jagger welcoming ei

>> you see it less around the streets of new york city. there was a month where it was every where. these were these zombies walking around the park. >> this is big. >> taylor swift is turning 27 years old today. >> happy birthday. >> the country darling turned pop superstar taking the top spot of forbes list of highest paid mytions. earning $170 million just this year thanks to her partnership with companies like am, diet coke. her lucky number is 13. she was born on the 13th. when she was 8 years old she wanted to be financial advied a financial adviser. you got a major fan. >>> you described her there as a country darling. >> country darling turned pop superstar.

fox correspondent rob schmidt has more from harold square inld new york city. >>reporter: well, if you bought clothing as a gift this christmas for somebody, thatth might scare you or surprise you as well. the national retail federation says close to 40 percent of all clothing that is bought as a gift ends up being return. it's scary it's actually more than returns that come present online shopping which returns atat 30 percent. that might surprise you.e yo that's what a lot of theof shopping today is about. this is macy's here in heard square in new york city which is very busy herew yo on the day ar christmas as people pour in to make some of the returns. also here looking for those deep bargains, those big discounts after christmas that we have become so familiar here with inh the us. holiday sales expecting to be healthy, but not a big piece of the overall pie.e. the national retail federation says we're going to spend 56o bill in november and december. that's up 4 percent from lastas year. that's accounting for onlineon sales at about 117 billion-dollar.11

happy new year. >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to our special year-end edition of "wall street week." i'm gary kaminsky. sandra: i'm sandra smith. happy new year. the dow, nasdaq and s & p all with nice gains for the year. the dow industrials was the later former after donald trump's big victory. all three hitting new highs. the dow teased us but never quite got to the 20,000 mark. gary: what will -- so what will 2017 bring in. rob, if you just brought the s & p 500, you got your 10% rate of return on stocks. what should the long-term investors go into next year reflect on? >> don't panic. we started with a massive sell-off, and mixed data at the end of the summer caused another sell-off, albeit shorter. brexit as well caused a sell-off. i think the idea of focusing on fundamentals, looking beyond the immediate market noise and media noise, investors would have done well by doing that. the second thing i would say is don't confuse the base case with a done deal. brexit markets priced in a stay. it surprised everybo

former new york city police commissioner. now this. president-elect donald trump bringing jobs back to america, sprint says it has another 5000 jobs in the us, trump taking credit for that and we are on it. stay with us. ashley: now this, snapchat calling itself the next facebook. quite a claim. adam: the investment bankers have the ipo, they are talking it up but there is a lot to talk up. they acknowledge 150 million daily active users. they don't share the metrics over actual time of engagement. that will come, details. they are going to raise billions of dollars, they affect facebook and some results to siphon off potential advertising dollars but facebook has 1.1 billion daily active users and tried to buy snapchat. >> $25 billion ipo expected, that is a lot of money, do i use snapchat? no. if you are and read 24 you use snapchat. i am 25. people are using it. it is getting popular. what is interesting is facebook started solving -- self-destruct messages and getting on the snapchat bandwagon and they decided to find ways to prese

york city. and new york fire department was doing screening at a reception center. as part of the civil support mission we could take over that mission screening personnel before they enter the center to make sure they're free of contamination. if they're contaminated, do decontamination before they enter the center. >> you mentioned the domestic role. it's not something folks always associate with the army. can you expand about the mission >> we support both the defense support to civilian agencies in multiple roles and desurf mission, the defense cbre response force. they're part of the current standing desurf mission so we have a responsibility of being on short notice that if there's a incident of chemical, by logical or radiological or nuclear anywhere in the u.s. they're on notice to respond to provide their specialized training and e expertise to especially with decontamination or screening and sampling to see how big the threat is. >> obviously we have a lot of situations in the united s

york city. a man found that letter about 17 years ago when he was renovating his fireplace. ever since he's want to know more about the girl, who wrote it. dana jacobson picked up the story. >> as i'm bringing the president barack obam -- thebrieksz bricks out and i find a note and i open it up and it's from mary. >> you say mary as if you know her but at the time. >> it's funny. she made her own envelope. >> peter mattaliano did not know mary m mcgann. >> my little brother would like you to bring a wagon which i know you cannot afford. >> he was struck by the last line of mary's note. >> she doesn't ask for anything for herself and then says please do not forget the poor. i mean the spirit of christmas. that generosity. and maturity. she's ten. >> so we set out to find mary. the census records we dug up only told part of the story. these when the "new york times" got involved. >> they found where she was buried in four gaze. mary mcgann married george mcgahan. we get to the stone and there it i

well, we're almost up there with like the new york area. check out new york city, 38 degrees. san jose, 38 degrees. from the east coast all the way to the west coast we're still seeing the 30s. down near the dallas area they're still in the 50s. if you're just now getting back home from all this holiday travel, if you're heading back to the east coast, the biggest difference is going to be that snow. let's take a look at the next seven-day trend for your next chance of rain. we have been talking about this chance of rain for new year's eve. it looks like we have subtropical moisture moving in from the south. right now it looks like l.a. has the better chance of getting that rain which could bring concerns for that rose parade. it's still very weak. the timing has changed on and off over the past couple days in terms of how much rainfall. we are expecting a better chance for rain here in the bay area as we head into monday when another system moves in from the north. that will bring a better chance to see some more rain down near the south bay area. right now it looks like we m

a brand new warning for new york city's times square ahead of new year's eve. the steps being made right now to keep america safe. >> europe's most wanted. the berlin christmas market massacre no stranger to authorities. how long he was on their radar and the failed attempts to deport him. >> pushups instead of pullups for women. should they get special treatment? we report, you decide, fox & friends first starts right now. >> good morning everyone. if you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning i am connell mcshane. >> i am health ir childers. we begin with this fox news alert. on high lart for terror attacks this morning following the christmas market massacre in r berlin. >> sflirss are swarming times square in new york city which has been named a major target for terror ahead of new year's eve. >> garrett tenney is live for us with the latest. >> we have learned through experience is a potential target for would be terrorists. there are a lot more of those than normal. police departments are stepping up their presents like shopping malls

latest cabinet picks, jessica snyder is outside trump tower on fifth avenue in new york city for us right now. jessica, trump describes his pick for defense secretary, and i'm quoting him now, as the closest thing to general george patton that we have. general mattis, as we know, the retired marine corps general has a potential legal hurdle he has to clear in order to be considered for his nomination. >> reporter: yes. you know, wolf, but trump's team is saying they are well on their way to getting a congressional waiver. trump spokesman jason miller, in fact, this morning saying that senator john mccain is right now drafting legislation that would get general mattis around that law that mandates that uniformed

a new york city corrections police say just after 9 last night, someone walked up to the 25 year old woman's car and fired into it.it's unclear if she was intentionally targeted or if the shooting was random. the death toll continues to climb in a warehouse fire in oakland, california.officials have confirmed 33 deaths in the fire that broke out in the warehouse during an electronic dance party on friday night. officials say about 40-percent searched and they expect the

the city of new york just reached a multimillion dollar settlement with them. but donald trump continues to say that they are guilty, ava duvernay. >> this is the atmosphere of trump. it is dangerous. it is from no basis of fact. it is completely fabricated. to continue to demonize these men after they have been found not guilty, after they have been awarded losses by the city, it is stunning. thist is to be expected at point. it is something we need to start understand it is going to be the new normal. folks, especially artists, the community i am part of, really have to be diligent and rigorous in opposition to it through our work. juan: you spent a lot of the time in the film dealing with the organization alec and its influence in terms of how mass incarceration developed in this country. you also deal with how it is changed in recent years as its -- exposeden exposed and they're saying they're not going to get involved in social issues as much anymore, just economic issues. >> i was pretty knowledgeable about all aspects of the documentary except alec. it w

from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: tiger woods is here. age 21, he won his first major tournament at the masters by a record 12 strokes. he was previously the only male to win three straight amateur titles, with a total of 14 major championships under his belt. he trails only jack nicholas, who as a team. in recent years, he has been sidelined with injury, including three back surgeries. tiger returned earlier this month, stating, my game is vulnerable and not where it needs to be. this year marks the 20th anniversary of the tiger woods foundation, which focuses on toth education and tends focus on doubling the number of college students. i am pleased to have tiger woods at this table for the first time. has then an interesting

and in new york city, the famous crystal ball hoisted above times square. tonight, it's the temperature that's dropping. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, new england digging out from a massive winter storm. high winds and powerful bands of snow, as the system rapidly intensified. more than two feet in parts of maine downing power lines. at one point 100,000 homes and businesses left in the dark. >> we have no electricity. but we're digging out. >> reporter: parked cars looked like igloos, covered in snow. many vehicles on the road wound up sliding off in the icy conditions. in vermont, at least one man killed in a wreck. and a total whiteout at the top of new hampshire's mt. washington. in massachusetts, northampton superintendent richard parasiliti jr., trying to keep his plows ahead of the snow. >> it's been nonstop. it's been a little hectic here. >> reporter: so many braving the blast, all of this leading up to a busy holiday weekend where millions will take to the road. adrienne bankert, abc news, northampton, massachusetts. >> adrienne,

♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." mark: good evening, charlie is away tonight, traveling on assignment. i'm mark halperin of bloomberg politics. cardinal peter turkson is one of pope francis's closest advisers and a man you are likely to hear more about. he will be running the new vatican office, charged with issues facing migrants, the poor and all of those in need. he is also the expert on laudato si, the pope's encyclical on the ++++++++++++++++dangers of capitalism in an era of climate change and global poverty. he spoke friday morning at the fortune/time global forum in rome. here is the conversation. charlie: i have the great pleasure of introducing to you -- i said to him, cardinal turkson, what do i call you? he said how about peter? i will not use peter, i will use cardinal turkson. he is at the forefront of the ideas we have been discussing this morning in the few minutes we have gotten started as we have laid out the imperative of this conference.

police in new york city are getting ready for the big new year's eve celebration at times square. there will be unprecedented security this year. for the first time, dozens of sanitation trucks filled with sand will be deployed. that's in response to the berlin and nice truck attacks. seven-thousand extra police officers will be on duty.. from special ops units to rooftop surveillance teams. inside the command center, teams will monitor more than feeds. officials expect nearly two-million people in times square when the ball drops. a beautiful voice heard outside the gallery place metro station is going viral this morning! singer kenny sway frequently performs there. on wednesday, he caught the eye of 11-year-old mary evelyn, who has down syndrome. she was visiting from north carolina with her family. she held his hand, as he serenaded her. sway's sister streamed the performance through facebook live. that video has now been shared more than 900-thousand times. time now for weather sunshine. windy. highs: 49-54 winds: s 10-20 g 35+ tonight: clear to partly cloudy. windy. lows: 30-

now, you run two of my favorite restaurants in new york city. now you're bringing nomad to the west coast, that's right? >> yeah, i did. will, my business partner and i -- >> jimmy: we love will. >> -- we're going to the west coast. we're opening the nomad in downtown l.a. >> jimmy: good deal. >> and we've been spending more time out there. and we're having a blast. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we started a food truck. >> jimmy: i heard about this food truck. >> we really want to get to know the city and get to know the neighborhoods, get to know the different chefs. >> jimmy: well, i'll be in l.a. in a few weeks, for the golden globes. i'm going to host the golden globes. and i want to, uh -- [ cheers and applause ] so you're -- it's on @nomadtruck on instagram. is that right? >> that's right. >> jimmy: that's right, yeah. yeah, so @nomadtruck on instagram. then you find out where the truck is, that's the way trucks work. all right, now -- >> okay, you guys, i know you guys both love food. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you guys have a really refined palate. and i w

it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five." welcome to our christmas special. we're so glad you are able to join us tonight. we have a big show ahead. santa stopped by a little while ago to drop off presents for us. we will open them later. before we do, we want to reflect back on this remarkable year 2016. we made a lot of new memories together here on "the five," particularly during our two-week road trip to the convention. grab some eggnog. it's time for our road trip rewind. >> the driver's name is glen. >> i could put -- he wrote a country song. >> you don't want me to do it now. ♪ i once met a girl ♪ i just couldn't quit her ♪ then she left me ♪ found out on twitter ♪ >> hi, everybody. >> my head can't get any further. >> got it. >> this is greg learning how to milk a goat. charity. >> this is harder than a friday night date. i will tell you that much. >> we're here at the columbus zoo. feeding these lovely giraffes. >> okay. hi. >> we are live in cleveland. we arrived a few hours ago after a very fun -- believe me, fun, two days on the road. >>

what happens in new york city, well, that's international news. >> good evening. harry is on vacation. here are our top stories. 100 more police join the hunt for the son of sam killer in new york. >> the search continues for the .44-caliber killer come to be known as the son of sam. >> he warned in one of his sick and threatening letters to the press and to the police, sam's a thirsty lad and he won't let me stop killing until he's had his fill of blood. >> it was a really miserably hot summer in new york. everything went dark. i heard someone on the street go oh, it's a blackout. >> the looters were out almost instantly. and it felt apocalyptic. i remember going to bed that night thinking it was the end of the world. >> new york city in the early morning after a night of no electric power. what it did have in the dark streets was a wild outburst of crime. >> when the greatest city in the world goes black, it showed a crumbling america. then you have the son of sam on the loose. we always look for patterns in victims. there was this belief he was only killing wom

the wind right now is also picking up 13 miles per hour in philadelphia. 18 in new york city and i expect to stay in the teens this afternoon with the winds, not the kind of wind that will blow you out of lane if you are driving around but certainly enough to add to the chilly feel. speaking of chilly, 12:00, 44 degrees and expecting a high of 45 at 3:00. and as soon as 6:00 we are in the up ever 30s and back to the freezing mark by 2:00 in the morning, it does look like the surface temperatures in philadelphia will rise back up and should stay out of problems in terms of icy precipitation tomorrow morning. there is a winter weather advisory that kicks in at 5:00 in the morning in the poconos and extends until 4:00 in the afternoon because up there it will be colder and it will stay mainly snow. 6:30 in the morning rain moving into wilmington and reading and then the change of to rain is occurring, if we have a little snow and slippery conditions it would most likely be in the northwestern suburbs with a coating to inch of snow before the change over to rain. i'll give you the complete lo

i think it's good real estate in downtown new york city and trump ought to find a way to put his name on it and turn it into condos. >> joining us now from washington former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton. mr. ambassador, thanks for joining us. we were on last week as well. talk a little bit about that comment. is this a deliberate push by the u.s. to, i guess, sway the sentiment in the middle east? >> i think it is. i think it's clearly intended to box in the new trump administration. you know, these are decisions that fly in the face of half a century of american policy. and obama has brought them forward with a month to go in his presidency. i think it's very i will advised. i think if there are any foreign officials or foreign diplomats listening tonight, i would just say don't operate under any allusions here, no matter what else

and that has increased security measures around one of new york city's busiest neighborhoods. so today new york city asks the federal government for up to $35 million to help cover those additional costs. >>> the ceo of united technologies, the parent company of carrier, spoke today about the decision to keep jobs at an indiana plant and not to move them to mexico. we reported on the action last week, along with the announcement made by president-elect trump that the state of indiana had promised $7 million in incentives. in an exclusive cnbc interview, the head of united tech said the decision will pay off over the long-term. >> there was a cross as we saw about keeping the indiana plant open. at the same time, you and i know each other. i was born at night, but not last night. and i also know 10% of our revenue comes from the u.s. government. and i know that a better regulatory environment, lower tax rate, can eventually help utc over the long run. >> and donald trump is going after another company for sending jobs overseas. in a tweet sent late friday, the president-elect t