philadelphia pero tambiÉn tenemos que estar vigilantes. alexand alexandra: por su parte la policÍa de new yersey hace un llamado para que traten de no conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol. uno no puede ponerle valor a la vida. por ahora la policÍa nos informa que no existe ningÚn tipo de amenaza en estos eventos y piden a los residente que su ayuden a las autoridades a mantener el Área seguridad. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. julio: gracias, la bola y el confeti, la seguridad, todo esÁa en su lugar para la celebraciÓn del aÑo nuevo mÁs grande del mundo en new york, la policÍa a activado alrededor de 6.000 oficiales y un centro de comando vigilando con cÁmaras, esperanza con la informaciÓn. esperanza: las requisas son individuales y se encargan de verificar el Área de festejo para recibir el aÑo 2016. >> no va a haber lugar mÁs seguro que la ciudad de new york esta noche, la gente que va estarÁ viendo la bala, va a estar en un Área totalmente vigilada por la policÍa de new york. (hablando en inglÉs) siempre hay cosa que su pasan, pero no sabemos cu

think investors will be paying a lot of attention. scarlet: thank you so much. alexander padilla said that they faulting tomorrow. joining us now with more from washington is daniel hansen, a geopolitical risk analyst. everyone knew that puerto rico would default. it was not clear when or how. 37 millionabout this dollar default. it is not massive but significant. alexander: even though most investors are going to get paid on january 1, most of what is happening here is that the funds that are being expended are either coming from revenue streams that are dedicated irrevocably to the bonds. or they are tapping debt service reserve fund which has been held interesting for situations like this. they are pay most of what it owes on generate first, but not out of resources from the commonwealth. it is paying out of money held in reserve in case the commonwealth is not able to make payments. use the can puerto rico same playbook in may and june when a bigger payment is due? daniel: for a third a puerto rico's debt that comes due on july 1, those debt service reserve funds will be ther

all started when a man arrived at his home near pecos and alexander and found a burglar inside! they argued...that led to a stabbing. he's in the hospital right now but is expected to be ok. over 30 people are left homeless this morning after a devastating fire. this all happened early this morning near maryland parkway and vegas valley drive. there are 17 adults and 19 children who are being assisted by the red cross right now. no word on what started that fire. join us for good morning las vegas tomorrow beginning at 430am... for the latest weather, traffic and breaking news... coming up on gma - the fall of an icon - bill cosby, out on bail after being charged with comedian stand hey hey >>> welcome back to "gma." you are looking live at times square where dick clark's new year's rockin' eve with ryan seacrest is just hours away. all the fun on abc starting at 8 p.m. eastern and ryan will be here joining us live in just a bit. >> we're excited about that. >>> also happening, the midwest facing record-breaking flooding. rescuers race to find survivors overnight and the so-called af

alexander on the breakout hit "blind spot." and, of course, amy schumer jumped from the small screen to the big screen on "train wreck" and an unknown singer named adele made an impression this year selling breaking records, shattering records. it took her three days to have 2015. that's amazing. >> and it's going to be her year well. >> one of the hottest tickets yep. and -- >> finally -- wars." >> i've already seen it twice. i'm ready to go back a third time. i'm obsessed with it. >> well, you're part of the reason it became the fastest movie to earn $1 billion at the box office in just 12 days. everyone loves this movie. >> and it's girl power, too. >> it is. >> girl power story. >> love her. >> everyone in this movie except george lucas. >> really? you're kidding me. >> he complained recently he saw "star wars" as more of a family soap opera and disney made it into a movie about space ships. >> i thought it was awesome. and quickly, we have to mention caitlyn jenner. >> of course, a big year for caitlyn generaljenner on "vanity fair," a break through moment. at the espys said a few

. >> pier one imports. pier one imports, alexander smith. this company -- we had highlighted it as a red flag back in february. the stock was -- the market cap was over $1 billion. now it's $400 million. this is a company where the cfo was the scapegoat. he was kicked out. in the end the buck starts and stops with the ceo. because this company is off everybody's radar and no one is talking about it, i say alex smith is on the worst list, and he can say and they've said that this is all about, you know, retail, the customers in retail. look, they misexecuted all the way along as if they were making it up as they went along, and instead of getting better, it's gotten worse. >> what were the other options for pier one? i mean, if you don't have to gamble at e-commerce, what should they have been doing? >> what should they have been doing? they tried to go -- i think they were stuck. i think their aesthetic was wrong for the marketplace, and i think they basically were between, you know, a rock and a hard place, so to speak. i don't know what they could have done. it was like -- it's an old

, in music. we're talking about jamie alexander on "blindspot." melissa on "super girl." henson in "empire." amy schumer jumped to the big screen with "train wrecker." an unknown singer, adele, who made an impression this year, breaking records, shattering records. took her three days to have the biggest selling record in 2015. that's amazing. >> it's going to be her year in 2016 with her concerts, as well. >> it is indeed. one of the hottest tickets out there. >> absolutely. >> a little movie called "star wars." >> i've seen it twice. i'm ready to go back for a third time. i'm obsessed with it. >> you're part of the reason it became the fastest movie to earn $1 billion at the global box office in 12 days. >> awesome. >> everyone loves this movie. >> it's girl power, too. >> it is. >> it's true. >> everyone loves this movie except for george lucas. >> you're kidding me. >> he complained he saw "star wars" as a family soap opera and disney made it into a movie about spaceships. i'm not sure exactly. i like it. >> i loved it. >> it was awesome. >> quickly, we have to mention, caitlyn

corner mackensie alexander and oklahoma wide out sterling shepard... coming up, what alexander said to set social media on fire... epic trash 3 fox carolina will have continuing orange bowl coverage later today...you can follow us on facebook and twitter for the latest updates. and aaron will have a full wrap up of the game tonight at 10. 3 3 covering our counties--highway patrol and oconee county deputies are investigating a deadly wreck what was discovered three days after it happened. happened.the coroner says the car was found off highway 107 in mountain rest wednesday. investigators believe the victim - janet cason - took owner's consent sunday morning. they think the crash happened later that day.cason's father found the wreckage on wednesday by tracking the gps. the coroner says cason wasn't wearing a seatbelt and went down an embankment.an autopsy is planned. 3 a greenville county non-profit says it may take them a while before they can help anyone after their tools and trailer were stolen. stolen.leaders with rebuild upstate says the equipment was taken late tuesday night.

it cannot be born. host: we talked with senator lamar alexander, who is a supporter of the rewrite of note had left behind, giving more control, more authority to states. will that change? guest: i do not think it will significantly change. if you go back and look at no child left behind -- host: and supported by george w. bush. guest: signed into law by george w. bush. it was an example of republicans increasing government. in per-pupilcrease spending on education, but you pretty much flat lined on the national test. personally, when i believe should happen, and it should have been on the local level, local communities say let's give kids a choice, let's give parents a choice. let's take the amount of money spent and give the vouchers to parents. and let that parent take the child to any school they want. baltimore, detroit, washington, dc, let's have freedom of trace in education. guest: well, i have come around on vouchers over the years. i have been to cities like cleveland, milwaukee, the district of columbia here has a public-private cooperation voucher program. and the thing ab

be the alexander hamilton bridge. as you make your way out of the gwb, the deegan, things moving well and approaching 495 approaching the helix, the lincoln, that is looking good too. trains on or close, new jersey transit starting around in, running extra services for people going into the city and alternates on the street parking rules. in effect. juliet: a thrill seeker fell to his death last night. ben: climbed to the back of the four seasons hotel, police say either jumped or fell nine story landing on one of the lower team may have been trying to take pictures because he has photography equipment, witnesses sought one of the victims talking to family members. >> very sad, very, she was devastated for what had happened, she couldn't believe it or a shock, barely holding up. ben: he was not a guest of the hotel and is yet to be identified. goodbye 2015, hello 2016. we are less than 24 hours from ringing in the new year. juliet: robert moses is ready to party. he is there to tell us what is happening. you don't see a presence at this point of people out there this evening goin

keep you updated. if buses replace trains, which normally happens, we'll let you know. alexander hamilton bridge, that ride looks great. overall, we really haven't had too many problems on the roads. >> that's good. all right, emily, thank you. >>> up next, we're getting ready >> reporter: i'm katherine creag live in times square, where the biggest party on the planet will take place. more than a million people are expected to gather here . one of the main peopl e in charge just told us what is to be expected. you'll hear from him coming up. >>> i'm tracie strahan live in midtown, where investigators are trying to figure out how a man fell nine stories from this well-known hotel to his death. we'll have the latest on that straight ahead. >>> and if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. ep watching "today in new york." download the news 4 new york app what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnu

their ways. and from alexander hamilton to caitlyn jenner and everything in between. >> that's awesomer than anything in the last movie. >> the year in pop culture when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. after decades of rumors, formal accusations, and public denials, america's most famous iconic accused serial rapist was arraigned today on charges of aggravated indecent assault, a second-degree felony. and even after everything we've learned about bill cosby in the past year, in which dozens of women came forward to accuse him of wrongful sexual misconduct, the image of the man formally regarded as america's dad taking a perp walk is a stunning one. the new charges stem from an old case. in 2004, a woman named andrea constand accused cosby of drugging and sexually abusing her at her home in philadelphia. she was an employee of temple university where cosby had graduated and later sat on the board of trustees. at the time, a local montgomery county district attorney declined to bring charges, citing insufficient evidence. and andrea constand sued

examiner. 50-year-old keith alexander was found inside the apartment on week's avenue in the mount hope section. still not clear how the fire started. one other person was inside the hospital. the condition of that person not known. >> scary moment for passengers morning. the plane slid off the runway right past their gate. the flight coming from seattle was initially scheduled to land around 5:00 a.m. none of the 164 passengers on >> new information on the nearly $1 billion debt held by puerto rico. common wealth officials say they're going to default on a small portion of that debt. puerto rico unable to make up two out of 13 total payments due monday to bond holders. that that adds up to over $37 million. the remaining bonds will be paid. >> the pace of one local town to keep drivers from ending up on railroad tracks. >> and cops call her a suspected drunk driver. just wait until you hear what he did to help deputies track him down while he was still behind the wheel. >> erika in for dave tonight. >> that's right. it's a chilly day out there. milder just in time for new year's eve. i

criticized for doing it. we had ron chernow who did the book on alexander hamilton, it's been a play, and the next will be robert carroll who did a four volume series on lyndon johnson. >> before we get to how you made your money, you're an early signator of the giving pledge. >> yes. >> how do your children feel about you already deciding to give away most of their inheritance? >> well, the presumption is that if parents have money, it will go to their children and that's a presumption that some people make but it's not necessarily the case. there's no evidence as i've probably said before that if a child inherits $500 million that child is going to do something that will win a nobel peace prize or some other nobel prize. inheriting a lot of money, it's a bit of a burden and people think you got money and you didn't do anything in your life to earn that money people aren't going to probably respect you as much. the idea that i've had is to kind of make sure my children are fully formed before they really, you know, feel that they're going to get any money from me and they probably w

and here i stand before you at the corner wall street and alexander hamilton's bank. not many footsteps from trinity church will-- where alexander hamilton, our first secretary of treasury and none of this is lost on me as i go about taking these assignments. with also not lost his loose tradition, this connectivity. i titled this exercise and looking at these congressional gold medals with you and artists perspective and that's a very kind of office and relative term, my perspective, perspective changes with each and every individual vantage point. but, one of my perspectives and one of the things i take very much to heart when i am invited to submit a candidate for something like a congressional gold medal or for any coin that bears an image of the united states of america. it's pretty daunting stuff. i think back to the early days really of our nation when the story goes that martha and george washington actually gave up their silverware, things were pretty sketchy back in the revolution and there are stories, some are cooperated and some are not, that they give their own s

players tuesday.. including cornerback mackensie alexander, who is expected to go in the first round of the nfl draft if he goes pro.jayron kearse is also expected to go in the first few rounds.but this week.. both players say they're just not thinking about the nfl at the moment. 3 3 3 my family's behind me through focusing on that. that's not one of the things i'm focused worried about honestly. i'm at clemson, i'm enjoying it, i'm here with my teammates and that's all that matters, so there's no decision that has been made. made. 3 you know i've made my mind up but right now i'm focused on taking care of business on this field, and winning the national championship. championship.we'll be hearing more from the tigers throughout the morning news.. 3 and you'll want to tune in tonight for "the orange bowl preview."aaron cheslock will have more one on one interviews.. plus analysis of tomorrow's game against oklahoma.that's tonight at 7:30 here on fox carolina. 3 3 covering our counties-- greenville county deputies say there is no threat to the public after a shooting that sent a woma

stick with the xangd alexander hamilton bridge god to the cross bronx. deegan not bad if you're traveling towards the gwb in decent shape. alternate side is in effect thank you. >> been to times square for the ball drop? >> nope. >> tomorrow your changes with a vip pass it is not so bad. or tickets -- >> friday morning you can go. [laughter] not enthusiastic robert moses has covered it in the past and he's back there. in the meantime millions tossed from the rooftop practicing for the big confetti blast they have to practice because you know confetti could do some rogue thongs. >> perplexed by this. pr move. but fox 5's robert moses can it is with a big police presence already being seen there, correct? >> one thing it amazes me because do we think gravity will change year to the next that gets me, but speaking of tests, this morning actually this afternoon, the ball will be tested here in times scwawr to mac sure that it drops just so. nypd say when is it drops for real the offices will rise per the occasion. after the last piece of confetti fell to welcome in 2015 they started

" reports the white house decided to keep alexander closer watch. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was high on the list in the trouble reports the national security agency found out how benjamin that yahoo! and officials were against the white house of the arms agreement with iran. the private conversations with u.s. lawmakers in the executive branch should be accused of spying on congress. cheryl: november of isis is dead thanks airstrikes. officials say bodine was killed the day before christmas. he helps courtney paris attacks. he was just one of 10 isis terrorists identified as having been killed over the last few weeks. the detailed list comes on the heels of a new poll showing american confidence waning in the fight against them. critics say it's a reaction from the white house. >> when i see an administration talking about killing 10 liters -- as they are not looking at the broader local islamic jihadist movement. what they are doing is responding to a poll and the desire of the american people that says they are comfortable with what the president is doing. killin

attention when we showed you the alexander hamilton bridge, would you have seen delays. we have reports of an accident southbound before yankee stadium. >> thanks, lauren. >>> it is 5:26. take a look at this surveillance video. this is video of thieves making off with arm fulls of furs in chelsea. it happened at madison avenue furs. the three men got will by throwing a brick through the the thieves were wearing head lamps and stole 30 fur coats valued at about 25 grand. >>> also the nypd looking for a couple who bought an engagement ring using someone else's credit card number. this this is ins on tar i can't back astoria back in act. they used a bogus credit card tied to somebody else's real account the to buy a $5200 engagement renk ing and wedding band set. >>> coming up, done in by delivery. the phone call that led investigators to the teenager who became an international fugitive. >>> plus two postal workers busted. what investigators say they were doing with the mail that they were supposed to be delivering. >>> and if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. keep watc

tigers dominant cornerbacker... sophomore mackensie alexander... rarely... if ever... talks to reporters. although once in death valley he mentioned he liked the suit i was wearing to me. the most words he's spoken to me in his time at clemson. he's a first team all-acc selection. ultimate team guy... who hates the attention being on himself over the paw. today... the quiet one... opened up. it seemed once he started talking we couldn't get him to stop. the insight today's media availability invaluable when trying to learn what makes mackensie one of the best defensive backs in the nation. "you doas i do...honestly, i didn't want to be here. i didn't want to come out but it's a team-oriented thing, and i'm a team player." i'm not sure he loved talking with the media. he certainly wasn't timid though in front of the camera. makes complete sense... for he plays fearless on the field... and one of the key defense this season. more from sun life stadium and orange bowl media when i return. out of cleveland this afternoon... activists are protesting a grand jury's decision not to br

other things. i was on a panel a year or two ago with keith alexander, and eric schmidt from google. and we were talking about the nsa metta database, and eric was saying look, i understand why these guys want to do it. you run powerful algorithms, you public relationships, you learn this, you learn that, it goes on and on. and we were looking at one another and saying, well, if you're right, we don't do that. you know, the use of even that database was very narrowly circumscribed to quarry whether a known terrorist has ever had a phone call that ended in the united states. so you've got this unreal separation where the private industry takes it as a given that you would do it this way. not so much. with regard to the refugees, sure, stupid along with being generous. so my short summary would be simply that i would advise the chief executive to speak like and act like mother teresa, and then before the meeting broke up, to grab whoever is stealing my chair now, pull him aside, poke his finger into his sternum and say you, you make sure nothing bad happens. we can do both. we've got

multi racial cast performing the life of founding father alexander hamilton.taylor swift took on apple over not payingngrtists during a three month free trial of its streaming service - and won.(nats - hello from the outside....)and adele's long-awaited third album, "25" became t top selling album of the year in its album of the top selling "25" became the third album, "25" became the top selling "25" became the top selling album of the year in its first week.david letterman signed off after 33 years of late night television. (sot) (courtesy: worldwide pants, inc.)"thank you for everything. you've given me everything."(nats/applause colbert)stephen colbert took over as host of "the late show."(nats the force awakens) broke box office records. members of the original cast of star wars reunited for "episode 7: the force awakens." .suzanne marques, cbs news. it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...up next in business news...why whole foods is shelling out some big bucks in it's just days now until the iowa hawkeyes will make their highly anticipated return to the ro

a multi racial cast performing the life of founding father alexander hamilton.taylor swift took on apple over not paying artists during a three month free trial of its streaming service - and won.(nats - hello from the outside....)and adele's long-awaited third album, "25" became the top selling album of the year in its first week. david letterman signed off after 33 years of late night television.(sot) (courtesy: worldwide pants, inc.)"thank you for everything. you've (nats/applause colbert)stephen colbert took over as host of "the late show." (nats the force awakens) and a blast from the past broke box office records. members of the original cast of star wars reunited for "episode 7: the force awakens." .suzanne marques, cbs news. 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... the year is almost movie this year? 3 3 still to come this morning... doctors are trying a new procedure to treat mesothelioma. we'll show you how they hope to trigger the immune system to fight back.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and morning new

of the alexander hamilton bridge for the cross bronx, everything running along find for you, so far so good, metro-north, lirr, all running on or close to schedule, alternate side in effect. ben: joseph lamb's body arrived at stewart national air guard base, here is teresa priolo live family and friends gather for the wake later today. >> good morning. if we see what we saw yesterday, 400 people attended that ceremony yesterday, hundreds will come your to the st. anthony church to say goodbye not only to decorated soldier and detective but a father, husband, real life superhero. >> reporter: one final jury in the home for joseph lamb, his body arriving monday at stewart air national guard base in newburg, his grieving widow, young son, comrades, waiting, watching, saluting a true hero's welcome. he returns as a hero. that fact makes today only marginally easier. it does not erase the pain. >> reporter: the 45-year-old decorated 15 year veteran of the nypd was serving as a tech sergeant and air national guard when he and five other soldiers were killed by a suicide bomber outside bac

after leaving his police car is just astounding. >> cnn lauren analyst, cedric alexander joins me to talk about the decision not to indict the officers. thank you for joining us. what is your first impression when you heard the decision that was made? >> well, you know, it was very sad. a 12-year-old child lost his life in the park that day. police officers who were assuming that something was there that we learned later was just an innocent child with a toy gun. it's a very sad day. it's a sad day in that community, and i imagine it's going to be a sad day across this country, but the unfortunate part of this is there's loss here. a small child loses his life. a community loses faith and trust in this criminal justice system and its law enforcement organization there. >> so what's the answer in a situation like this? how do you make this system work better? you've got the family of tamir rice accusing the prosecutor of sabotaging the case. so when you have -- when they've lost so much faith in the justice system to that degree, how do you make it better? >> well, that's going to be

court that era. case,t florida-alabama the alexander vs. sandoval case, of garrett vs. alabama board trustee's case, which challenged congressional authority to subject state governments to certain kinds of lawsuits. and i had hired a good friend of mine, who is now a circuit judge on the sixth circuit, jeff sutherland, to represent our state in some of those cases before the supreme court. but i became convinced that the state solicitor general model would be something that would getw us to do even more, even bigger bang for our buck, and we could bring in young lawyers, many of whom had clerked on the supreme court of the united states, or just a few years out of law school, but were very talented and would love the opportunity to be involved in high-profile litigation representing state governments and states' supreme court's, and federal court of appeals, and occasionally in the supreme court of the united states, opportunities that they would not get as junior lawyers at big law firms. a salary thatthem would be competitive to attract them. could pay them far less than it would

tonight. the rally will take place.... at "canyon springs high school".... on alexander and fifth at 6:30 p-m. but earlier today... sanders stopped by..... the channel 13 studio to talk to us about how his campaign is going. he touched on..... several different issues he's focusing on... including one he says.... nevada: social security. "in terms of senior issues, and i know you have a lot of seniors and veterans here in nevada, people here understand that when elderly folks or veterans are trying to get by on 12, 13- thousand dollars a year, you do not cut social security. and i've led the opposition to cuts on social security. in fact, you expand social security." if you'd like to attend tonight's rally... it's free and doors open... at -5-. admission is first come, first served. at least... -15- people are dead..... after historic flooding in the midwest... we'll give you a look at the destruction left behind.... that had the governor of missouri.... declaring a state of emergency. plus... police in new jersey are trying to figure out..... who is stealing an important piece of chri

alexander, minnesota. you are on with senator james lankford. >> caller: thank you. i'm 72 years old and the big change i have seen in this country and i can see it drastically. we have way too much welfare. people left to do it on their own. it used to be where families would raise families and now it's all these single parents getting welfare. more of these refugees in here we will have a lot more welfare. we are spending a lot of money on welfare and people should be responsible and do it on their own. i have seen it used to be that way and it's not that way anymore. >> host: senator james lankford. >> guest: i would say that's a big issue just on the value of work and that's a basic principle in basic value as of the people pushed down and say why would we push someone towards work. of course you would want to do that. there is great dignity and work and individuals that can work come should work. we have a safety net for those individuals on disability that cannot work in any place in the economy and that's my definition social security disability program. they cannot work, so that safe

keith alexander, the former director, general, good to have you here. >> thanks, trish, good to be here. trish: how serious in your view is another attack between now and new year's? >> well, i would take that very serious. you may recall from about a year and a half ago we talked about what we thought terrorists were going to do in europe and in the united states. it's in their best interest to create an attack to form that their foe and to recruit more people and that's exactly what they're doing. and now they're adding to it. the rationale for doing that to push back on those who are attacking them. this puts them back in a higher light when they recruit people. and from my perspective this is a move that they're taking to actually bring in forces while what you just had from general jack keane how the iraqis are trying to push them out of and all my other towns like mossel, this is a huge recruitment, and it calls for that strategy that we talked about in the past that has not existed. trish: so in your view they understood, this audio will release, it's something that's servin

better understood through the context 's michelle alexander book on the new jim crow. isil and violent extremism has been rampant throughout the islamic world for decades, and systematically, the public closed its eyes to it. c-span has been a wonderful gift to the nation. the incredible insight and adventurism into the newest technologies that are out there -- c-span was a pioneer in iowaer, back with the caucus people in 2008. it is just a remarkable gift to the nation. i do not think that there are very many other organizations that come close. flow thanks for the strong of support for this network. action, everything she mentioned, you can watch online at c-span.org at any time. that is one of the great things about the network, the website, the archives. -- rain is calling now lorraine is calling now. i guess we will not hear from lorraine. let's try north carolina, independent caller. what is your name? dare.r: my name is t i dominate nikki haley. she might not be number one, by think the way that she handled the charleston shooting was phenomenal. i think she did the right thing

, performing the life of founding father alexander hamilton. taylor swift took on apple over not paying artists during a three-month free trial streaming service and won. ♪ >> reporter: and adele's long awaited third album "25" became the top selling album of the year in its first week. david letterman signed off after 33 years of late night television. >> thank you for everything. you've given me everything. >> reporter: stephen colbert took over as host of "the late show." >> nothing will stand in our way. >> reporter: a blast from the past broke box office records. members of the original cast of "star wars" reunited for episode seven "the force awakens." suzanne marquez, cbs news. >> there you go. if you were not paying attention all year long, that's everything you needed to know. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. we will speak with wall street journal columnist peggy noonan. plus hoverboard fails and a look at how more adults are injuring themselves using the popular scooters. and virtual reali

to alexander hamilton, it's inscribed with his name and his year. 1773, the hamilton entered what is know today as columbia university. tourism is on the rise after the smash broadway hit "hamilton." >>> if you really want to blow your personal budget, how about spending money on a hoverboard, this one boosts a person almost a foot off the ground. about six minutes, and it six hours to recharge them, wow. one other thing, the board is not available yet. the company will take preorders, though, for the spring. >>> up next in the pulse, our visit to the set of "sesame street." >>> and speaking of not too friendly, the video that speaks volumes after the fishing trip of a lifetime. rightabreva can heal itold sore, in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't

looking good for you if you're traveling in this area. the next five shot is the alexander hamilton bridge, things are moving well at the cross bronx. things are moving well if you are just a little slow around the holland tunnel looks good. trains are running on or's close to schedule. alternate sides a parking are in effect. >> ben: isis is stronger than ever, that's according to new york harassment, peter king. >> juliet: he is on the homeland security committee. he called the muslim community. where it the new year's eve celebration will be. >> reporter: certainly one of the busiest, biggest, new year's eve celebration anywhere in the world. 1,000,000 1 million people expecting to be here later this week. preparations are in place, you can hear the beeping behind me they are hard at work here. the nypd nypd is working hard to make sure your say. they are concerned that isis >> isis is strong, it stronger than i believe it was 16 months ago. >> reporter: sobering words from long island congressman, peter king who believes despite proclamations from brock obama that the united sta

, the horn has the name alexander hamilton engrained on the side. [indiscernible] it will be auctioned january 11 which happens to be hamilton's birthday. >>> the 46th season of sell me street is almost here -- "sesame street" is almost here and this is a newly released trailer. this is an interesting thing. the nonprofit behind the beloved children's program announced its episodes will run first on hbo prior to airing on pbs later next year. the season premier will be on the cable network january 16 with two new half-hour episodes. one new episode will air each saturday from then on. >> wonder if they're trying to hook a new audience. still a great show. >>> he is a popular athlete with just a spotless reputation. >> but now star quarterback peyton manning is responding to a report that he purchased purchase machines enhancing drugs after a surgery. more on that coming up. >> we are starting off pretty chilly today. it's going to stay that way. hopefully you'll enjoy yesterday's weather. we're talking about rain headed with the help of comfort keepers, i'm keeping my mom hea