year new york city! >> bill: there is the sight, huh? the mayor of new york city michael bloomberg with lady gaga with fewer than 60 seconds to go in 2011. >> megyn: say goodbye. >> bill: that ball mounted and framed high above times square laced with waterford crystal is making her way home into 2012. and it is 30. >> megyn: the crowd is starting to go wild. >> bill: and it's 20. >> megyn: 20. >> bill: and it's 10. >> megyn: 89, 7, 6, five, four, three, two, one -- happy new year! ♪ >> bill: congratulations. congratulations. ♪ >> bill: , oh, what a great sight! i mean come on,onderful. >> megyn: here come the confetti wishes. ♪ start spreading the news ♪ i'm leaving today ♪ i want to be a part of it ♪ new york, new york >> there she is! ♪ i'm longing to stay ♪ right in the very heart of it ♪ ♪ new york, new york, >> bill: what a scene. oh, what a scene, i love it. >> megyn: beautiful. look up there. look at that. look at all of the smoke. >> bill: it is worth it. you know, it is wort

year new york city! >> bill: there is the sight, huh? the mayor of new york city michael bloomberg with lady gaga with fewer than 60 seconds to go in 2011. >> megyn: say goodbye. >> bill: that ball mounted and framed high above times square laced with waterford crystal is making her way home into 2012. and it is 30. >> megyn: the crowd is starting to go wild. >> bill: and it's 20. >> megyn: 20. >> bill: and it's 10. >> megyn: 89, 7, 6, five, four, three, two, one -- happy new year! ♪ >> bill: congratulations. congratulations. ♪ >> bill: , oh, what a great sight! i mean come on, look at this. >> megyn: it's beautiful. >> bill: wonderful. >> megyn: here come the confetti wishes. ♪ start spreading the news ♪ i'm leaving today ♪ i want to be a part of it ♪ new york, new york >> there she is! ♪ i'm longing to stay ♪ right in the very heart of it ♪ ♪ new york, new york, >> bill: what a scene. oh, what a scene, i love it. >> megyn: beautiful. look up there. look at that. look at all of the s

but i'm in the belly of the beast in new york city. look at me, mom, i'm in new york city! but would you never know because this area here about 5,000 square feet has been annexed by the bay area. this could be the bay area's 10th county in new york city! the bar in new york is more berkeley than brooklyn, more soma than soho. >> it's intense. everybody here is die-hard. >> reporter: mets or rangers? fa-get about it! this is the really east bay. >> there really isn't another bar in new york that does the san francisco bay area. i think one or two popped up since we've been popular. >> reporter: brian stapleton doesn't sound like i spent a lot of time in san francisco city schools because he did. he is a new york city firefighter who welcomes bay area fans and started to show up a few years ago and it's grown from there. and yeah, it's taken off. this was the 2010 world series and it should be much the same sunday. they will be served by bartenders like brett an aspiring actress originally from santa rosa. she came to watch the baseball giants play and eventually got hired.

year new york city! >> bill: there is the sight, huh? the mayor of new york city michael bloomberg with lady gaga with fewer than 60 seconds to go in 2011. >> megyn: say goodbye. >> bill: that ball mounted and framed high above times square laced with waterford crystal is making her way home into 2012. and it is 30. >> megyn: the crowd is starting to go wild. >> bill: and it's 20.

year new york city! >> bill: there is the sight, huh? the mayor of new york city michael bloomberg with lady gaga with fewer than 60 seconds to go in 2011. >> megyn: say goodbye. >> bill: that ball mounted and framed high above times square laced with waterford crystal is making her way home into 2012. and it is 30. >> megyn: the crowd is starting to go wild. >> bill: and it's 20.

of a corporation in new york city. >> i would definitely consider her an industry leader, she's right on the top of her, of the insurance industry, she has access to the c.e.o.s of almost every insurance company. and she's a top gal. >> tom: at the heart of newman's success is an old school charm and graciousness that forges strong relationships, a toughness to achieve what clients want and the team approach with a group of individuals that makes sure everything gets done. >> she sets the bar high, intentionally. she sets the bar high every day for herself. and then therefore expects those that are around her to have the same limits, and the same bar set up at the same level. >> tom: regina first met pamela 25 years ago. >> and we had the opportunity to come together at monday morning management meetings. and i would come in and be there prompt and on time, not that she wasn't, but she'd come in a little bit later and in a way that stopped the room. and pamela would come in and she just was elegant, feminine, beautifully dressed, big hat, heels, and i thought i have to get to know thi

york city clearly. the demonstration the movement suffered a little bit of a blow because new york city mayor michael bloomberg removed the optimists from zuccotti park where they were camped out but i can tell you this they are still in the planning stages they are still very much committed to this movement it's just that it's very cold in new york city right now the winter is here it's hard for these activists to come and stand in a park there are allowed to sit or lay down there anymore but they are indoors spread out through new york city planning to take this movement out into the streets come spring and this movement has punctured through. although we are the most powerful leaders in the united states i'd even say u.s. president barack obama we heard him addressing. the citizens of the united states just a few days ago in his state of the union address and he was sort of trying to you know hang on to the narrative that the occupy wall street movement started and that is a fight for income inequali

how about that new york city department of sanitation? and also to a young woman on our staff, an associate producer named katie yu. that was all her work she shot. all those pictures she embedded stayed up all night and was there and probably saw some unspeakable things. that's our broadcast for tonight. for all the folks who work so hard to bring it to you we all wish you a happy new year. remember, full coverage of the iowa caucuses tomorrow on "nightly news." when we see you next week we'll introduce to you the romneys of mexico. this is a great story. an entire branch of the romney family, mexican citizen, and part of this great story is how the first romneys got there and how many romneys are mexican citizens. that's next monday night, the next time we see you. for now and for all of us here >>> cold out the

new york city mayor michael bloomberg said the d.a. will follow it. >> there's always going to be high-profile complicated cases. there's always going to be second-guessing. he's tough enough to focus on the job. >> reporter: sources close to the investigation say there are questions. even some confusion about the woman's accounts, that after a night out drinking with kelly, they went back to a law office where she works and was then raped. she then waited three months before reporting the incident to police. kelly denies any wrong-doing saying what happened was consensual, and sources familiar with the case say the two exchanged friendly text messages after their night out in october. >> apparently they've been described as leavi flirtatious messages. if there's no evidence and you have text messages on top of this, it's very unlikely they'll bring charges against greg kelly. >> he's taken time off from work. his dad the police commissioner was asked how he was holding up with his son the subject of an investigation. >> i respect that

three to five in new york city. this is the first snowfall in new york city since the big storm back in late october. >> we know that well. we had a free ride around here. does this open up the flood gates or snow gates for the rest of winter to proceed as usual? >> reporter: not in the short term. in fact, it will warm up sunday and monday back into the 40s and 50s in much of the east. next storm will be a rain storm. there is not a whole lot of winter weather on the weather map coast-to-coast next week. so far, nothing persistent like last winter. >> mike seidel in chicago, thanks. >>> a fast-moving wildfire in reno, nevada, burned more than two dozen homes tonight and forced thousands from their homes. miguel almaguer is on the scene. >> reporter: driven by 82 mile-an-hour winds fueled by bone-dry brush, crews could do little to slow the 40-foot wall of flames surging towards reno. 26 homes engulfed in a the marry matter of hours. >> those are hurricane-force winds. it was extremely difficult working conditions.

york city. on october 3rd, 1996 the small community was rocked by a deadly shooting, triggered over this parking space. the shooter was off duty new york city transit officers richard, the victim, charles cam beshlgs an amateur boxer who worked with underprivileged kids. his older brother called him chaz. >> he was a wonderful athlete, wonderful person, he was a christian. loved kids. loved people. all people. >> is it started around 5:00 on a clear autumn day. richard was working behind the count irv his family owned deli. he stopped by to help his brother-in-law and father, richard, sr., who suffered a heart attack. they owned the building and say tenant himself been withholding rent to protest the lack of open spaces. wells, charles didn't know about the issue when he pulled into open spot and went across the street to get a piece of pizza. richie's father remembers that day. >> i asked if i am if he could please move to the other lot. he refused to do it. >> so the deli own did what the poli

it was a strong message that came out of new york city. we hope others will join this movement as well. >> you're obviously a leader on this issue. people who watch this show are going to look to the local efforts that you and your colleagues and people in california have put forth to help grow this issue. but something that you said sounded a little off to me. and that was you said, well we have these democrats on the council. it was easy to do. but barack obama is a democrat. he's good at raising small donations. what i see in conversations in liberals is small donations as equal to political strength when, as you know, for many decades people in both parties ran under the voluntary system. a lot of people thought it worked well. aren't you concerned that to the point about whether it's easy to convinces, president obama is comfortable raising half a billion dollars rather than doing voluntary funding back ç. >> i would like to see the voluntary. part of the national conversation is happening to get other municipalities to do the same.

each inmate costs new york city about $47,000 a year to house and feed. many are awaiting the outcome of their cases or transfer to a state prison. >> arthur damian, step up. bring all your property with you. take your hat off. >> the routine is much the same as it was five years earlier when we visited rikers. men habitually in trouble with the law, cycling in and out. we met damian arthur in 1999 on his fifth visit to rikers. >> you get used to it after a while. once they get back in, you know your surroundings. you feel more comfortable after a while. >> what will now happen is that we will go through our strip search procedure. >> you can't have the boots here. what size you wear? >> 8 1/2. >> guess what, 10 is going to be your lucky number. >> we will take his other property, secure it, his civilian attire, until he's discharged from the facility. in the meantime, he will wear a green uniform throughout his stay in this facility. and that way, we can easily identify him. >> once an inmate is admitted, if he's not considered violent, he shares a dormi

. >> new york city make some noise one time. let me see where my ladies at, hold on. ♪ i like a woman with a future and a past ♪ ♪ a little attitude problem all good it will make it all last. don't make it too easy, girl, don't take it too fast, yeah, do it just like that. i love your hair wet, treadmill, sound so smart like you graduated college, like you went to yale, probably went to howard, knowing you. weekend in miami, trying to study by the pool, couple things due, you always been the one. one, i wonder why the moon looks nice, girl, maybe it's just right for the night, you said coming on too strong, girl, they want you want life as a wife, that's why you want to have no sex, protest, why you want to fight for your right. cause you don't love them buys. i know things get hard, but girl you got it, girl you just amazing, all i can say, i'm so, i'm so i'm so i'm so i'm so i'm so proud of you. i'm so i'm so i'm so i'm so proud of you. ♪ i'm so, i'm so proud of you ♪ i'm so i'm so i'm so proud of you ♪ ♪ i'm so

. >>> i'm mike sugerman in new york city! well, that's what the city limits signs say but you wouldn't know it being at this bar. it's full of bay area folks. >> 9ers! >> reporter: behind enemy lines coming up. fans around the bay area this >>> chances are you are going to start seeing a lot of new york giants fans around the bay area this weekend. so to pay them back, we sent our own 9ers fan into enemy territory, as well. mike sugerman is in new york city tonight. mike, i understand, though you're surrounded by 9er fans. >> reporter: well, how did that happen? i had to go 3,000 miles to hang out with 9er fans? but i am in new york city. sofa get -- so fa-get about it! i came to see what new york city is like during a game like this. it's all big blue as they call the giants here except for this, i don't know, 5,000- square-foot bar which seems to be part of san francisco's city limits. new york's a lonely town when you're the only 9er fan around. >> ha ha ha! good luck. you guys will need it. >> reporter: he wasn't shopping

>> new york city. obama will carry new york city as the democratic nominee against the independent. >> so. third party or independent party. you ought to know. >> how do you create a party? >> if bloomberg is in there -- >> what's the name of your party? >> if bloomberg is in there, obama loses. >> i predict the u.s. will start a path in 20 that will lead to be the manufacturing leaders in the auto industry. new year's rezlations. >> get to worrying on my memoirs. >> i have had a smile through the political fights ahead and to tap into pat's knowledge about third party candidates. >> i just got married this year so i resolve to get used to being wrong about everything. >> i am going to spend as much time as i can with my two young children. >> stay on top of the ratings. happy new year's. bye-bye. óóññ

in new york city, this is "nightline," january 6th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. and we're going to begin with cloning tonight. and a stark truth. life must end in death. and some of the hardest deaths to endure are the deaths of beloved pets. but what if we could overpower that death? today, science has given us the ability to manufacture clones. exact genetic cop pips of mammals. and so, tonight, let's meet a woman who made the decision to clone her dog and who says six figures is not too much to pay for it. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: you are looking at the moment when the love of danielle's life, in a sense, returned from the dead. >> how cute. hi! do you remember me? >> reporter: this is the culmination of a more than 20-year odyssey. the results of an encounter with the growing, high tech and highly controversial industry of dog cloning. dan yes, ma'am's journey started when she was 18 and she bought a dog named trouble from a pet store. >> the trouble wall. >> reporter: on her pillows, on her bedspread and dressing him up in elaborate costumes. he

now he's running for new york city counc. he wants teens who have concerns about their committoet inlv n, t itnt they're 18. >> the'subc ru, meetings. bring those issues up. stand up, bring a group of ies thounday let's talk about this issue. >> reporter: councilwoman brewer once proposed allowing 16-year-olds to voten cal eltis. she thinks getting involved early will help tes sy voeds ul. >> the other issue is that the 16 and 17-year-olds, if in fact they could vote in city elections, many more politicians would go to the high schools. >> reporter: and politicians lle rc tfos issues that we find important, such as education and the environment. if you're interested in getting voedcoaca ca ste or even federal campaign. they're always looking for volunteers. and like haile said, get a friend or two to come along. mwanzaa? >> reporter: thanks, felipe. in london, they call it the oo a rtrm,nd now there's a new way to find one. a cell phone service will direct a caller to the nearest public facility. a student came up with the id

in new york city, we have a teachers union contract that gives only one 50-minute prep period. at our schools we give teachers two to three prep periods a day and in exchange we expect them to be super well repaired to the teach the lesson. >> your teachers have exhibited super scores. are standardized tests future predictors of academic success? >> i would argue they are. i wouldn't want a school that only focused on testing because they are a low bar. you want to teach kids to think critically, mathically, scientifically. you want them to be great writers but if kids don't do well on the test they will not do well in life. >> what about your board. tell me about the role of the private sector in the charter schools. >> we need the private sectors help. they are doing well. we have a lot to learn on how to organize and structure schools and we are grateful for the generosity, the charter movement in new york state doesn't get equal funding. the philanthropic community has allowed us to start up schools and innovate. >> there is another group that says it is impacting things an

here in new york city on tuesday. a performance by the new york philharmonic was interrupted by this sound. you know it. that's an iphone ring tone. it came from someone's phone in the first row. according to the audience members there, it was loud and it would not stop. so the conductor did something unheard of. he stopped the performance. >> something had to be done. so we had to stop the music. you lose your bearings and you have to sort of orient yourself and that's how it felt to me. it's like, okay, what do we do? we have to finish this piece somehow. >> the performance resumed after the offender finally turned off his device, called him out. the man who wishes to remain anonymous personally a mol jazzed to the conductor yesterday. >>> he was a man who made few apologies for his opinions. andy rooney. he was remembered at a memorial service here in new york city yesterday. >> my father flue flew in bombers over germany, he met king george the stutterer. he was tent mates with ernie pyle. he knew ernest hemingway

the increase is to offset the cost of security by the new york city police. more than 47,000 people ran in last year's race. that's going to be my excuse again. i'm not going to run this year. >> you'd have to pay me to run in the marathon. >> i'm in awe of those who can do it, but i don't think i can. >> you'd have to drag me across the finish line. >> with me on your back. >> exactly. call 911, please. ashley morrison in new york, thank you very much. take a break. we'll have your weather forecast. and then in sports, hockey's winter classic comes down to one final shot. can boldly satisfy any craving. share an appetizer, then choose two chili's entrees, like our classic bacon burger or our famous slow-smoked baby back ribs. chili's $20 dinner for two. try bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so it enters the bloodstream fast and rushes relief to the site of your tough pain. it's proven to relieve pain twice as fast as before. bayer advanced aspirin. twice as fast as before. now there's no need to hold back. new revolutionary scope dualblast oblite

but it definitely looks like it over the skies of new york city recently. what do i look like to you? >> flying people. >> yeah, they're flying around new york city, flying by the statue of liberty. >> wait, are they kites? >> remote control planes? >> they're human-shaped rc planes, three of them. look at this. guys are launching these things, like he would launch a remote control plane. and they've got little hand held remote control -- they're remote-control people is what i'm trying to say. they do look weirdly realistic like if you were walking around new york city and looked up into the sky and saw it, you would think, is that superman? actually, this is a publicity stude stunt for a movie called "chronicle" put together by fox and a marketing company. and the reason they did this, the three main characters in the movie have the ability to fly. >>> that's it. you did it. you made it through january. and to celebrate, we have a very special deal for the entire month of february. all the videos you want to watch, all day long, free. at rightthisminute.c

york city right now once the weather gets warmer you are going to see these activists in new york city back in the street if they have to go up against the police officer some of them told me they will they said they're willing to risk anything they have nothing to lose because at this point so many of them say they've lost their jobs they've lost their homes and they need to be fighting for something and if that's if that means equality in the country they're willing to do it. parties were an important reporting for us there and now moving on to poland where protesters are refusing to give up the find over the anti web piracy pact their country has signed up to more demonstrations are planned against the multinational deal for doing secrecy that activists say allows firms to censor the internet in the e.u. official has resigned over the treaty which was signed by twenty two european countries earlier this week. a report from warsaw. a passer by from england confused scenes on friday in central warsaw with the filming of a sequel for the hollywood movie before vendetta judging from the

. >> reporter: new york city records show p.s. 51 did house a car garage and lamp factory. tce, once used to decrea todd t could have been left over waste. who digs up the past of toxic schools. >> we don't consider contamination before we decide where to put the school. and particularly in new york city, they have so many schools on leased properties, most of which are former industrial sites or at least many of which, i don't know the exact number, they had a policy of not looking for problems. >> reporter: segal believes that ground and water testing should be mandatory. he also says p.s. 51 was probably always problematic. just weeks before brandon and the other p.s. 51 kids started at their new school, parents were hit with more unsettling news. tests revealed slightly elevated levels of a common, but toxic dry cleaning chemical, pce. >> what's going to happen to our children? >> reporter: parents showed up at another meeting in october to confront the chancellor. >> i first have to say dennis woolcot, how dare you. >> how dare you. >> reporter: the chancellor dismisse

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new york city, up to 1 1/2 inches. chicago, no rain for you. that's because you'll be coal enough for snow. also northern new england, same for you. we hold on to enough cold air that we'll get snow out of this. some areas will start off as snow and transition to ice and rain. a cold shot of air, 18 in billings. final i, winter is returning here. this cold air will race in behind the storm. we get a significant lake-effect snow event and also regular plain old snow in the days ahead. this is mostly thursday, not today, thursday, snow on the backside of the storm as it lingers in the great lakes. chicago right now 3 to 6 inches for you. we could see a bullseye somewhere from madison to lacrosse. as far as new england goes, this looks like it starts tonight. we'll mostly be all know, the higher terrain of ver monday, 6 to 12 inches. great news for the ski areas, the adirondacks and the catskills. maybe a slushy coating to start and changing over to rain areas like boston and province. today, fine travel day. exception being the southeast. veronic

this is new york city. there are countless foreign tourists who want to come to this duty to the committee only to find it painfully difficult to secure the visa. that is not only hurting them it is hurting us by costing us jobs at a time when so many of our people are out of work that is just unacceptable. so this year we will work with senator schumer and jul brandt to make it easier to get tourist visas especially for those coming from the growing markets like india, china and brazil. millions of people not want to spend money in our hotels, restaurants and stores. we shouldn't stand in their way. now, as we create those new jobs it will also do more to help new yorkers fill those jobs. last year the city's work force career center made a record 35,000 job placement. this year we will help even more new yorkers find work with for new work force centers and all free public library systems. [applause] to obtain licenses and certifications the need to find work here and in the city. we will create an incuba

that is somewhat unusual in the sense you usually have the new york city police department investigate a case, and then have that case sort of gift

but it wasn't until big band leader guy lombardo played "auld lang syne" at a new york city new year's eve party that it was born. that first line is rhetorical. "no, we shouldn't forget our old friend" just like george bailey learned in "it's a wonderful life." it's nostalgic. emotional, even. >> you kind of tear up when you sing it. because it makes you think about people you miss. >> we'll take a cup of kindness yet for old time's sake. that is "nbc nightly news" for this new year's eve. a reminder you can ring in the new year with carson daly right here later on tonight on nbc. i'm kate snow reporting from new york for lester holt and everyone here at nbc news, have a happy new year. everyone here at nbc news, have a happy new year. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

rainy from new york city to savannah. and on i-10 from baton rouge to mobile. >>> airport delays possible in boston, chicago, new orleans, washington, d.c., atlanta, detroit, new york city, philadelphia. a whole lot of delays. so basically, if you're traveling, check in. >> yeah. good advice. >>> it's the story that has so many of us talking. we're taking a look at live pictures of the stricken cruise ship off the italian coastline. >> there are reports that a seventh body was pulled from the water this morning. at least 29 people are still missing. two of them from minnesota. abc's lisa stark has more. >> reporter: if you board a cruise ship, expect that every crew member from the cabin boy to the bar tender has run through drills like this one. each has been assigned a role in the event of an evacuation. but nothing happens until the captain gives the order. in the case ofyed.w he delayed. >> please proceed to your safety area. >> reporter: as a passenger, the law requires that the shoe shows you how to evacuate by hold

even new york city, the rain will end early this morning. this afternoon will be windy, warm and dry. all that cold air blowing through the middle of the country right now. 36 there in denver. our friends travel together west coast, you're the ones with the nice quiet weather conditions. veronica, overall, one of the snowiest winter type days we've had. >> and the voice is working for you, bill. i'm going to start calling you the voice. >> that's a show on nbc, isn't it? >> yep, i think you're right about that. "the voice." crocks take a bite out of holiday sales and trouble for twinkie makers and congress in omaha. >> the celtics and mavs go down to the wire. overtime in san antonio and kobe does it again. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ baby, baby, come along ♪ baby, baby, come along with me ♪ [ air horn blows ] ♪ i love you and i need you ♪ just to hug and squeeze you ♪ baby, why can't you see? [ female announcer ] the space of a small suv. the fuel efficiency of a prius. ♪ well, baby, can't you see the all-new

this is new york city. there are countless foreign tourists who want to come to this duty to the committee only to find it painfully difficult to secure the visa. that is not only hurting them it is hurting us by costing us jobs at a time when so many of our people are out of work that is just unacceptable. so this year we will work with senator schumer and jul brandt to make it easier to get tourist visas especially for those coming from the growing markets like india, china and brazil. millions of people not want to spend money in our hotels, restaurants and stores. we shouldn't stand in their way. now, as we create those new jobs it will also do more to help new yorkers fill those jobs. last year the city's work force career center made a record 35,000 job placement. this year we will help even more new yorkers find work with for new work force centers and all free public library systems. [applause] to obtain licenses and certifications the need to find work here and in the city. we will create an incuba

this storm hit philadelphia, new york city, boston. it's no the following weekend weekend after that. this is during a winter, hard to believe. it is supposed to be mild. could there be some style of the way? is too early to tell. we will keep our fingers crossed. the clouds are beginning to roll the south and west. today made it up to 52 degrees. the average is for this time of year, 43 and 23. the record is 73. it is 38 degrees right now. it feels like 31. first stop, 36 in woodbridge. head over to the gaithersburg, 31 degrees. our final stop will take us over the west, winchester, 32 degrees. fredericksburg hit 70 yesterday. milder temperatures south. 51 degrees in raleigh. it is going to take another so, butf days or yesterday, 12 colder at reagan national airport. radar shows the clouds moving in from the west. they will stick around all day long tomorrow. are looking for snow, the south and west of us. is where they have winter storm warnings. wind chill advisories, nothing that in our future. no watches, no advisers, no warnings