i have employees who grew up in new york, live in new york, love new york. we have to have a presence in new york. i will tell you, i make my case almost weekly to all my employees up in new york. we have 150,000 square foot movie studio in dallas, texas with an office with your name on it, what are you doing? what are you doing? >> it's the beautiful weather. >> yeah, i know it is. it's great in new york right now, isn't it? >> wait, before we wrapped up the interview, i asked this question. >> it's been a few years since you've been with us here at the fox news channel. i remember when you came. what a phenom you became when you were at fox. now you're king of the airwaves. when you think of your time here, how do you remember it now? and glenn beck's answer was -- well, you decide. before we close out the show, we're going to play it for you. plus, growing controversy, as the first lady offers up praise for jane fonda who many vietnam vets refer to as hanoi jane. we'll show you what's behind it next. [ male announcer ] there is no substitute for experienc

in new york city. the streets were so cold this morning, when this snow started about 11:00, that we never had that slushy mess you so often see in new york city. instead of the slushy mess what we had was ice. there is a whole layer of ice down at the bottom. hundreds of car crashes reported in the tri-state region. subway and train delays throughout the system. airport delays as well although they are all open. here is janice dean over here. i was going to show you this map over here. we decided to go to janice dean instead. >> can i move out of the way. >> no, no. no yesterday what i was going to say in the afternoon prediction 1 maybe 3 inches. something changed, what was it. >> the storm is intensifying along the coast. it's becoming a full fledge nor'easter. breaking news, new york city has just been up to 14 inches. so we are in that state of now casting, meaning that this storm is stronger than we originally predicted. just outside the new york city area, unofficial report of a foot of snow. ph

people expect that in new york city. people want to be abling to to see work tomorrow or -- to be able to go to work tomorrow and shop or do what they need to do. >> come on in. we've got coffee waiting for you. >> reporter: thank you. >> all right. thanks. >>> coming up, a bittersweet personal chapter in singer ricky martin's life story. >>> and we're also about to learn much more about lady gaga, see it in the flesh, and jane seymour, "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" is continues hey. look at mommy. dad: maybe the light hurts his eyes. mom: maybe she's just not hungry. look. maybe it's a phase. announcer: avoiding eye contact is one early sign of autism. learn the others today. ♪ >>> i can never get enough of the royals. >> really? >> yeah. i'm really into them. i love this story. prince william gets in on the selfy action. >> selfy? >> selfy. a 12-year-old girl on christmas day really wanted a photo with the family. so this girl you see right here. prince william steps in and takes a selfy. belie

we new yorkers must not let him fail. thank you, new york. we have a lot of work to do, so let's get busy. thank you. [applause] >> that was singer, actor, and civil rights activist harry belafonte opening ceremonies. swornitia james was also in as the city's new public advocate, the position previously occupied by bill de blasio. she is the first african- american american woman to be elected to citywide office in new york and she condemned widening inequality. >> the wave of progressive victories our city has enjoyed thanks to the city council was in some ways an inevitable. the fabric of our city is made strong by the untold sacrifices of so many that i left defenseless, -- that are left defenseless, unspoken for, but at some point the tide must turn. we must give way to a government that speaks for them, that cares more about a child going hungry or a new stadium -- then a new stadium or a tax credit for a luxury development. to live up to that challenge and to be morally centered in our decisions is the task before those of us that think

thursday friday. 4 to 8 in new york. 12 plus in western new york. the arctic air modifying still that we saw in the upper midwest. but only in the teens for the northeast. if you're going to stay at home and stay comfortable, all the ball games in florida, the gator bowl, we'll see rain for you. the capital one bowl in orlando, rain as well. >> so is there any truth to the little cnn note this morning that i saw that winnipeg, canada, my birth place, is actually colder than certain places on mars? >> i don't know who wrote that. but some of your cold spots like canada and minnesota have and will see as going on record as december being one of the coldest on record. international falls, the 8th in duluth for december. this is quite rare. >> it makes for friendly people. thank you so much. we'll check in with you as things change. >>> we're on the streets of new york city, because it's the day after the big party in times square. and the carriages that are so famous have become a big story today. one of the first things the brand new mayor says he doe

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york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. first time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first time the game is being played in a northern city and a building without a roof. >> it has been a decade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11 when he began pitching the idea to nfl and politicians as a way to jumpstart an economy. it was not until the metlife stadium was built in 2010 that idea caught on. >> the nfl owners liked to bring -- they wanted the world to see this great facility. >> many will be watching super bowl xlviii. perhaps no venue is better prepared for an event like this. 20 times a season, metlife undergoes a transformation. they change it from one team to another. that includes the removable endzone. the tour from one team is rolled up and under the stands and another team's turf is rolled out. that is about all nfl is saying. >> what are some of of the cosmetic changes? >> i know we are standing on

> doug mills "new york times" white house photographer. he discusses his photographs and the new technologies he uses and covering events around the world. >> doug mills "new york times" white house photographer. what's the status of the relationship between the photographers now and the president? >> well it's been a rough couple months. there's been a lot of push back from the press obviously trying to get more access from the still photographers. and we had a meeting with jay carney and members of his staff and it went really well. among the white house correspondents board of association, excuse me on the board of white house correspondent association, we had meeting with jay and laid out all of our concerns. i think we're moving forward. there's progress. they understand our gripes and complaints and obviously they have their own issues and we have had ours. the president wants it fixed. >> i got ron piece he wrote in december. it starts off "new york timeses" doug mills strode into jay carney's office with pile of pictures taken excl

york saying who has a place in new york or not. who made cuomo king? does cardinal dolan have no place in new york? does cuomo's own father who claims to be personally pro-life, does he have no place in new york? this is stuff who is somebody who aspires to the presidency ought not being saying. >> the governor's office tried to rebut everything. the governor went on in the same radio interview to say it is fine, that's a quote, it is fine to be anti-gun control, and anti-choice as he respects both positions. >> you played his plain words right there. i mean anybody can hear it. you have these positions, you have no place in new york, that's not who new yorkers are. governor cuomo should not be telling anybody to leave new york. this is a state that is hemorrhaging people and money. in the last decade, according to the tax foundation, more people have left the state of new york than any other state in the union. 3.4 million people have left new york, taking with them $46 million in taxable income. so, they're hemorrhaging about $12

york. >> it's being held in new york. >> new york. >> the big apple. >> new york. >> unfortunately, the super bowl is being played in njew jersey, unfortunately. >> reporter: that's the problem, isn't it? there's the city over there, gotham, the big apple, the city that never sleeps, and it is a hell of a town to be sure, but the game is going to be played over here, one state line and a couple of rivers away in east rutherford, new jersey. so new jersey iets within sight of but so far from the center of the super bowl universe across the hudson can be forgiven if they're a little miffed. >> everything may be directed at new york, but the game will be held in new jersey. >> if you look at the ticket itself, it just showing manhattan and show jersey city with a little circle like that. i don't think that's fair. >> reporter: super bowl advertising is new york centric. look how the nfl is promoting the game. all over manhattan you find super bowl reminders, including 12 blocks of broadway through times square that have become super bowl boulevard. not to be sidelined on this issue, je

you can see trouble in new york city. we already got i-84 closed to traffic from midnight to 5:00 a.m. the long island expressway, trouble. traffic into and out of manhattan. look at the northeast and in new england. massachusetts and new hampshire, vermont, trouble there. along i-90 along the top of the country, upper new york and into the midwest delays there as well. now to the air. and a realtime live radar image of all the planes in the air at this moment. not nearly as many as we normally see this time of day. that's because already more than 8,000 flights delayed or canceled so far today. live picture now. jfk in new york. some arriving flights delayed by five hours there. we're coming over to the flight aware misery map. so far for the new york city airports, we've got a total of about 81 canceled flights, 111 delays. look at how it spreads across the country. that's the impact. orange and red are not good. detroit, same story. about three cancellations so far. 37 delays, but chicago o'hare now, a big problem. 82

yesterday, a new mayor was sworn in, new york city. perhaps the most liberal mayor in this city's history. bill de blasio takes over for michael bloomberg, and here are some highlights from his introduction. >> our nation has the largest prison population in the world. much of that problem stems from issues of race, perpetuated by the depth of human indifference. >> let the plantation call new york city be the city of god, a city set upon the hill, a light shining in darkness. >> we are called to put an end to economic and social inequalities that threaten to unravel the city we love. >> joining us now from washington, charles krauthammer. inequality, charles, are we a nation that embraces inequality, which is what those gentlemen want us to believe? they want the audience to say we are a rotten system and they are going to fix it. >> no, in fact, i think among the western nations, the prosperous nations, developed nations, we are the least interested in inequality, because that implies that in addition to empowering the poor, your obj

we will remember what makes new york new york. a city that fights injustice and inequality, not just because it honors our values. but because it strengthens our people. a city of five boroughs all created equal. black, white, latino, asian. gays, straight, old, young, rich, middle class, and poor. a city that remembers our responsibility to each other. our common cause is to leave no new yorker behind. that's the city that you and i believe in. it's the city to which my grandparents were welcomed from the hills of sovereigntily. a city in which i was born where i met the love of my life, where chiara and dante were raised. it's a place that celebrities the very simple notion that no matter what your story is, this is your city. our strength is derived from you working together. we will make this one city. and that mission, our march towards a fairer, more just, more progressive place, our march to keep the promise of new york alive for the next generation, it begins today. thank you and god bless the people of the city of new yor

new york. governor, you don't want me. tell me specifically why i'm not allowed to be here. i'm leaving. as soon as i can get out of here, i am out. [cheers and applause] >> jon: wow. what a wholly unexpected response to that sean hannity says as soon as i can get out i'm leaving but he has to know it's not east germany. you can really get out any time. large metropolitan area, we've got airports, interstates, seaport. [ laughter ] you could walk. [ laughter ] i would carry you. [ laughter ] but that didn't stop mr. hannity from taking the grievance train toll victimtown which is really the only public transportation he has been on. >> why should i move forward when my governor said there's no place for me in new york. >> maybe he doesn't get it. >> what is the story are you leaving new york? >> we hope for something positive. this is an awful thing what he said. traditional marriage americans are not welcome in the state. protraditional marriage there's no place for you in new york. >> jon:. â

>> playing the super bowl in new york and new jersey, coming up. the weather is fine. >> thanks for joining us. america's news headquarters starts now. >>> fox news alert. we are waiting on justin beiber to make his first court appearance following an early arrest this morning in miami for drag racing on a city street. the police say the 19-year-old super star failed a sobriaritty test. his most recent encounter when police detained him in his la home while investigating a egging incident at a neighbor's house. another fox news alert. to a sharp rebuke to the president on the nsa surveillance. the panel said the spy agency's collecting of phone calls is illegal and has to end. i am alisyn camerota. >> and i am bill hemmer the board said the controversial program does little to catch the bad guys. kathryn is our senior intelligence. thank you, bill. this is pulled together by the excutive branch and fox news reviewed an advance copy and confirmed that the nsa collection of phone records under section 215 of the patriot act is illegal. when the pract

marlie hall is here in new york with that. and good morning, marley. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we haven't seen temperatures like this in 20 years, and this morning, millions of americans are coping with the brutal cold. it's so cold it embarrassed minnesota. frost is forming on people's faces. >> it's just a natural way of life four. you just live with it and put on another bundle of clothes and come on out. >> reporter: what may be a natural life in embarrassed is unnatural for the rest of us. >> very cold. >> reporter: a polar vortex is bringing cold air and biting winds from the north pole. forecasters say about 147 million americans are in a deep freeze. the cold air has been racing south and east. here in new york city, temperatures plummeted more than 40 degrees in the last 24 hours. the weather is partly to blame for jetblue's decision monday to ground all of its planes coming into and out of new york and boston. this couple found out their flight was canceled when they showed up to the airport. >> i finall

new york city. you live on the upper west side of the new york city. well, something is opening up in the upper west side you may be interested in. apparently local residents will have a cure for hangovers. >> hallelujah. >> just a few blocks away. >> perfect. >> an iv, apparently. >> okay. >> it comes with a care center opening up on broadway between 102nd and 103rd. treat everything medical related. but one of the services they will offer is ivs for anyone who feels dehydrated or just under the weather or just hung over. >> don't have to down a bottle of coca-cola in the morning. >> and it doesn't do the trick. >> get yourself a bagel and iv. you're back on your feet. >> i love it. i may start utilizing that service. >>> so, olympics coming up. one of the must-see things we're hearing is norway's men's curling team. >> i heard about these. >> if you don't know what curling is, we'll show you video and get you -- oh, wow. are you a curler if you're into curling? >> works for me. >> not only are the

we are live in new york city. there is a big weather story here on the eastern seaboard and there is a murder mystery going on for the last couple of days in california. i'm going to break from the weather story for a moment to get you up to speed on that terrible story of the priest who was murdered in his own rectory. they put out looking for a suspect named gary lee bullock. late yesterday they got him. but do they have the right guy? and if they think they do, how can they be so sure? dan simon on the story for us. >> reporter: this was a father being formerly installed as a past for. he had been leading the congregation for three years. >> he was a great teacher and mentor. and a loving person. that's the biggest thing that i could say. a very loving man. >> reporter: but on wednesday morning, new year's day, he was found dead inside his rectory. police say there was clear evidence of a forced entry and struggle. and he died from blunt force trauma. church members seen outside praying. >> tremendous loss. not

york, new york ♪ ♪ ♪ new york, new york ♪ i want to wake up in a city that never sleeps ♪ ♪ and find i'm a number one, top of the list, king of the hill, a number one ♪ ♪ these little town blues e- ♪ are melting away ♪ i'm gonna make a brand new start of it in old new york ♪ ♪ and if i can make it there i'm gonna make it anywhere ♪ u ♪ it's up to you new york, new york ♪ ♪ new york ♪ >> wow.enco what do you do for an encore? >> you just smile and take it in. happy new year. >> what did you think? >> i don't even have words. >> what was it, the three tons of confetti? was it the ball? was it the million people? or was it the fireworks in central park?ble >> it was the great company and all of that and being able to share it with you, our fox family, the millions of people who joined us tonight. being here in times square, unprecedented fun i will say. breathtaking. >> happy new year. >> happy new year, my friend. happy new year, guys. >> it's official. you're in. you're on the team. >> i am initiated. >> are you good with that? >> you've got it, bud. >> this isio

an exemploys sieve new york lawsuits that the new york giants have been peddling fake game-worn items to nfl collectors. you won't believe what the lawyer hyped it has to say. he joins me right here. more "money" coming right up. melissa: herman cain is known for wearing many, many hats. former ceo of godfather pizza, presidential candidate in 2012, author, radio talk show host. even ceo of the national restaurant association. he clearly knows a thing or two about running successful businesses and the money behind it all. we wanted to get his take on the big national debate over minimum wage. here now, mr. herman cain. welcome to the show, by the way. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: i don't know if you had a chance to hear any part of the debate that came before you but we were talking about the raising minimum wage paid at airports around new york city. >> yes. melissa: this is huge debate in america now i know you know. >> yes. melissa: what do you think about the fever pitch that it has reached? >> the reason it has reached this fever pitch on the part of

that's not who new yorkers are. >> no a place in the state of new york? he is in major damage control and in an open letter blasted a story that ran in a paper and tried to explain away the context of the remarks. the governor went on to say it is on to be anti-gun control and anti-choice as he respects both positions. that statement is not good enough for me and all of the other conservatives in the state. that's why, tonight, in this program, i'm asking you, governor, come on this program and tell me why i don't belong in the state of my birth. i'm pro life, and i believe in the historical definition of marriage. should i pack up my bags and take my tax dollars elsewhere? a lot of people work with me, are you going to create those jobs? joining me is fox news contributors. and two weeks ago in the state of the state tamara, you want me to leave, don't you? you want me out of here? >> i think you're a terrible edition to the state, you're an embarrassment, and you need to get out of here and you should move to barbados. >> that's not so bad. >> you proba

couldn't miss one in new york. we may never have another one in new york. hoping giants and jets. >> would have been ideal. >> neither happened. >> so here is what i'm doing. two evenly matched time. i think it's peyton. >> i agree. >> i think it's the experience factor. two evenly matched teams and one quarterback is a world class quarterback been there twice before that usually counts for something. by 2, 3 points... >> we'll agree. >> and may be a running game. >> we'll see. >> mr. mayor, thank you g to see you. >> unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening. before we go, right now stop all you're doing. it's time to set your dvr and record "hannity" the series so you never miss an episode at 10:00 p.m . also, start your day each weekday morning with fox and friends first. see you back here tomorrow night. 7:00 eastern. don't miss it. good night, everybody. >>> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight -- >> you know how a family has daddy and mommy? >> and me. >> yeah, that's right. >> that very benign super bowl commercial is turned into a

new york city has a brand new deal. a few thoughts about the meaning of yesterday's inauguration of a great socialist, well, a liberal, progressive, and a few other things. well, we will look attthe description is more carefully next. ♪ lou: the new york times follows up its benghazi whitewash calling for a pardon for edward snowden. national security experts on snowdon, benghazi, the middle east, and the obama foreign policy. ♪ welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really likingour flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. rely makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? managementouldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping th the reliability of fedex. ♪ lou: we have a lot to sort out and the national media and the obama foreign policy. joining is to do just that is former cia operative michael sawyer and fox news middle eastern terrorism analyst. thank yo

new york and new jersey earlier declaring states of emergency. the white house asking the supreme court not to give kat rick groups -- catholic groups exemptions to providing contraception health coverage. hundreds of palestinians are protesting secretary of state john kerry's arrival in the state palestinians say the talks are biased towards israeli's behands. obesity rates have tripled in the developing world. a third of adults are now either over weight or obese. dominic kaine has more. >> reporter: it's an increasing problem, once developing countries struggled with famine. now they are struggling with obesity. as economies have grown in the last 30 years, so have their populations, but so too have their waistlines, and the numbers are stark. >> it's a triple of the number of people considered over weight and obese in the developing world since 1918. that takes the numbers to more than 900 million, and that's more than the number of overweight and obese people that we have in the high-income countries. >> reporter: two countries are particula

i'm jonathan betz in new york on this new year's eve. we are an hour away from the new year, looking live over times square as huge crowds get ready to wring in 2014. >> deep freeze - the new year begins with record-low temperatures, and the biggest low of the season. >> it's the law - a surprising look at what will become legal at the stroke of midnight over america. >> say, "cheese", the word of 2013. some of the most talked about selfies over the past 12 months. [ ♪ music ] >> happy new year, we begin not with an image of times square, but one from way above. this picture was taken and tweeted out from the international space station. the crew has a birds-eye view of the celebration shown in bright white in the center. this is what it looks like from earth. hundreds of thousands braving the cold. somewhere in the crowd is a family face, our own john terrett. >> there it is, that's what this evening is about. we are in the center of times square, and i'm following lincoln, the cameraman. let's talk to the people here. hello, how are

thursday, it's here, of course, pennsylvania, new york, long island, new york city, new jersey. overnight, into tomorrow morning, then the winds start an the storm is a fait accompli in terms of snow moves out by noon. but the incredibly strong winds come in and that's why we've got blizzard warning as well. bigger picture, where the heaviest snow is, bull's-eye southeastern new england. watches and warnings, 22 states, 98 million people. here where the blizzard warnings are, they are there not only because we'll see snow but incredibly strong, gusty winds to 45 miles per hour, john. >> brutal temperatures and ferocious winds. thanks to everyone here. cnn will be covering every angle of this storm, some 100 million people affected over the next 24 hours, so stay with us. >>> next, he's been called a traitor. he's facing criminal charges for leaking government secrets but now, two newspapers are calling edward snowden a whistle-blower, one even says he's done a great service for the u.s. a push for snowden to get clemency. >>> colorado on a rocky mountain high today. yes, we said

i'm john seigenthaler in new york. snow bound - thousands of flights cancelled or delayed across the country as the first storm of 2014 brings blizzard conditions. plus the impact on america's most vulnerable. >> colorado's stores selling pot lace, and bath sorts. you'll be surprised at the price >> a stunning accusation from an n.f.l. player who says he was fired for supporting same-sex marriage. >> and toronto - the mayor that has big news that may keep his name in the punchlines for years to come. >> we begin with a winter storm of 2014. this is a live picture of midtown manhattan, the wind and snow picking up. it's bad, worse in boston. this is a live picture from there. parts of new england have two feet of snow on the ground as 1 million americans are in the path of this extreme weather. >> john terrett has been following the situation and brings more. >> a good evening to you. this is the end of the boston marathon. you know where we are. we are in the square in the downtown, as you can see, the snow is coming d

today crime is way down in new york. perhaps in part due to a tough and controversial policing policy called stop and frisk. many minority residents see it as discriminatory, but murders are down 65%, and shootings have been cut in half. the city's face has been changing. 40,000 new buildings have been built over bloomberg's tenure and a third has been rezoned making it easier for developers. but long term areas of rapid gentrification complain that the city is becoming a place of the super rich and the super poor with the wealth gap continue to go grow. cities are now the place 80% of americans call home, and cities contribute 75% of the national economic output. but there are many challenges. ailing infrastructures, and municipal employee pensions to be paid. >> as optimistic as i am about the look ahead and change the world for the better, and you'll find no stronger believer in that idea than me, we cannot align ourselves to the obstacles that stand in the way. right now our country appears to be in the early stages

york-new jersey. some cold-weather owners, some warm weather owners. cold-weather owners are saying if we can do it in new york, why wouldn't it work in denver or pittsburgh? >> is going to be awesome. watch our special "titans at the table" with jonathan tisch tonight on bloomberg television. two former nfl players have the entire week and out. in mechanical malfunction causes concerns about drone safety over u.s. soil. motors is next. ♪ moving pictures, the video is the story. and, a snowstorm has the south -- turning highways into parking lots since yesterday. george's national guard is working to move stranded school buses and bring food and water to people stuck in cars. people have been forced to abandon vehicles and seek shelter in fire stations and grocery stores. in the ukraine, the prime minister's resignation has field to stop protests. demonstrators are calling for the president to step down and for new elections. the crisis began two months ago after the president forced a trade deal wi

it's still illegal in new york state. andrew cuomo, though, is getting ready to allow limited use of medical marijuana for patients here in new york city. >>> the planet jupiter is making a rare appearance in the skies over earth. when the sun sets in the west, jupiter is rising in the east. the brightest star visible, we're told, without a telescope. sharing the spotlight with these amazing images, the first pictures of the aurora borealis for the new year captured in norway tonight. >>> and in china, a shimmering city of ice tonight. all the spectacular skuple sures made totally out of blocks of ice. that's stung to see. the artists have been working on these creations around the clock for the past two weeks. looks like america tonight. >>> when we come back on "world news," the tweets you send me, surviving the cold this sunday. and the one that made us laugh -- sort of. it's hard to describe, because you have a numbness, but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively ge

we will remember what makes new york new york. a city that fights injustice and inequality, not just because it honors our values but because it strengthens our people a city of five boroughs all created equal. > president clinton says de blasio and his family represent the future of new york. he also spoke about the growing wealth gap calling it a moral outrage. >> 2013 was the least productive year on record but state legislatures passed an estimate ed 240,000 new laws many take effects today. in delaware in case you're interested, it is now illegal to sell shark fins. >> stop that now. >> meanwhile, in texas, if you buy a mixed drink, you'll have to pay the state's 8.25% sales tax, but as mark strassmann reports other new loss are sure to have a more profound impact. >> many gun control advocates expected the newtown school massacre would push congress to adopt tougher gun control laws but not a single new federal gun law passed in 2013. >> we have to do more to keep dangerous people from getting their hands on a gun so easily.

that marlie hall here in new york. thank you, mar leigh. >>> this morning a state of emergency has been declared in nine west virginia counties where the water supply has been contaminated by a chemical spill. at least 100,000 customers in and around the capital charleston has v been told not to use their tap water. the water contamination is affecting the government, businesses, and schools. susan mcginnis has our report. >> the chemical leaked from a holding tank at freedom industries. the spill happened about a mile north of the largest water treatment plant in west virginia. west virginia american water issued a warning. customers should not use this water for any purpose. >> really, the only acceptable use of this water is sanitation use, that is, flushing toilets. you shouldn't bathe in it. you shouldn't drink it. >> the chemical is used to clean coal. there are unconfirmed reports that as many as 5,000 gallons leaked into the elk river yesterday. there are no immediate reports of people getting sick. the chemica

new york, six to eight. the snow is there but also with this potent nor'easter, we have very strong winds. here's a look at where the snow is now, on the doorstep of new york city. it will be there within the hour. here's the deal, kind of the bull's eye time-wise for this, 9:00 tonight until 9:00 tomorrow morning. 11:00 tonight, you can see all the major cities in the northea northeast esconced in snow. notice by 11:00 tomorrow morning, the snow has exited but on the back side, this very strong nor'easter is bringing very strong winds. all right. hour by hour wind chill. we have cold air on tap and the coldest air is coming saturday morning. look at the wind chills. this is what it will feel like friday 8:00 in the morning, 15 below in boston. 18 below in albany. as we head to friday night, 14, 14. so you get the picture. the temperatures are dropping, the winds are incredibly strong and kicking up overnight tonight into tomorrow. that's coupled, making this such a really robust scenario. that's why we have

because this is new york, and because new york is as amazing as new jersey, when bernie carrick plead guilty and was about to be sent to prison, they had to move quickly to take his name off the jail he was about to report to. less than 48 hours after he plead guilty, they had to take his name off the lower manhattan detention complex, which rudy giuliani renamed the bernard carrick corrections system. your name can't be on the jail and on your inmate locater file. you will find the thomas boyland park, baseball field, school, ps-73. you will even find a nice block called thomas boyland street. he was beloved and he then died, his brother got the seat. and then william's son got the seat after him, william boyland jr. in february 2011 william boyland, jr. was arrested in manhattan on bribery charges. so he hires lawyers to help him fight the bribery charges. while he is out on bond for the first bribery case, fbi agents tape him soliciting new bribes to help pay for the lawyers in his other bribery case. you give me $250,000, and i'll get you your hospital see, i need the money to fig

new york area, but it's in newark. newark, new jersey. and you know who decides what the minimum wage is for people who work at those three new york-area airports? it's these guys. remember them? the port authority of new york and new jersey. yes. same guys. it's the port authority of chris christie bridge scandal fame. the "new york daily news" has been pressing and pressing recently for airport workers at the three new york-area airports to get a raise. pressing the port authority to do something about that because they can. well, after the state of the union, it worked. kind of. the executive director of the port authority, who's not appointed by chris christie, he's on the new york side who he was appointed by andrew cuomo, democratic governor of new york. the executive director of the port authority sent this letter calling on the airlines who operate at those airports to immediately effect an increase in the hourly wage paid to the lowest paid employees at the airport. with a phase-in to, say it with me, $10.10 a

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it snowed here in new york city. more than 15 hours. you can see it all over the streets, the plows, the snow. it is cold, about 16 degrees with the windchill. much, much worse than that. there's more snow in philadelphia. you can seat map right here giving you the totals up and down the east coast. it really has affected a large area. in washington, d.c., federal workers are being told to come in late this morning, or just is stay home if they can't get in. the government, however, will be open for business. it was closed on tuesday. the d.c. area got around six inches of snow which is an awful lot for washington, d.c. roads there were slick. take a look at these pictures from alex sand korea, virginia. showing a car just spinning out on the d.c. beltway. bad stuff there. and a fatal accident in landover, maryland. both of these are being blamed on the bad driving conditions. temperatures there are plunging. the temperatures will be the story for the next several days. the windchills now 5 to 15 below. and those windchills and that col

here in new york. under a winter storm warning, and bracing for what is to come in the next few hours. the governor here has already declared a state of emergency. and as governors have in nearby states as well. so far, this is already proving to be a monstrous storm in other parts of the country. the snow in the chicago area already cause someday big travel headaches. more than 2,000 flights have been canceled today. across the u.s., most originating in o'hare airport. wouldn't want to be out there. and those travel problems are about get to. much worse thanks to the conditions in boston. about 90 minutes from now, all flights from logan airport are expected to stop due to the wet weather there. we've got every angle of the storm covered and we'll take you across the country from boston to chicago and then down to the severe weather center for a full report on what's straight ahead. we want to start in boston. up to 18 inches of snow is expected there. and our friend fred is in the snow right now. how

york-new jersey. somecold-weather owners, warm weather owners. cold-weather owners are saying if we can do it in new york, why would it work in denver or pittsburgh? awesome.ng to be watch our special "titans at the table" with jonathan tisch tonight on blooper television. -- on bloomberg television. two former nfl players have the entire week and out. in mechanical malfunction causes safety overut drone u.s. soil. motors is next. ♪ >> 26 minutes past the hour, bloomberg is "on the markets." caught up on wall street activity. the markets falling, erasing most of yesterday's gains. treasuries and the yen rising. turkey's central bank to stem a drop in the lira, failing to prop up emerging-market currencies. the dow down. yahoo! shares under pressure despite fourth-quarter earnings that beat estimates. dow chemical is tripling its share buyback plan and raising its event. the company posted fourth-quarter earnings and sales that beat estimates. another update in half an hour. ♪ this is "lunch money.

trees in new york city. the growth in demand, ibm is moving from westminster not far from our project in the east village to open their watson computing center for cloud mputing. >> when you say -- even just an example of what i just mentioned with greenwich village and the amount of demand. on the flip side, some people might say this is why i am worried about moving to manhattan or being in new york. i might get squeezed out by everybody who has more money than me. >> that is the beauty of this city. what the mayor has done in the last 12 years and the new mayor will focus on in the future, creating opportunities in other boroughs. look at brooklyn. a company just took over 2000 feet for manufacturing. the power of this city is diverse marketplace. you have the high-end, medium end, and the low-cost alternatives for companies. a company that has grown to almost one million feet of space with shared workspace for entrepreneurs. that is the dynamics in the city. >> there are many competitive cities. we have

elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >>> and the federal government is investigating an ad campaign to promote new jersey following superstorm sandy. $25 million of federal money paid for the ad. governor christie and his family appeared in the ads as he was seeking re-election. a politically connected p.r. firm produced the ad. they proposed using christie and charged $2 million more than another bidder. >>> and we are learning more about who is signing up for insurance under the affordable care act. so far, enrollments of younger americans those needed to keep the premiums down are lagging. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. these numbers show enrollments through the end of december, exactly halfway through the total enrollment period and they're the first ones now broken down by age and gender. but what they're showing is, the older crowd is the ones mostly signing up. that's bad news for the white house that is why there's a big push to get the young people on board. >> reporter: the white house says more people are signing

as we succeed. >> new york's new mayor bill deblasio. a moat towards mike bloomberg. the new mayor's inaugural address. now comes the cold reality as mayor deblasio pace as challenge of managing the big city during a severe snowstorm about to hit. joining me is chris,"washington post" political reporter omoti and kate taylor. welcome, all. first to you, kate taylor. we are talking about new york and bill deblasio's speech perhaps predictable in that it was strong progressive message. but hardly graceful towards the outgoing mayor. >> yeah. he is getting some criticism for how harsh the proceedings were in general towards the mayor. and it actually fell to former president clinton to say first nice words about bloomberg and about an hour into the ceremony when he said that bloomberg had really devoted a lot of his life to the city and the city was -- leaving eight lot stronger than when he had come. and afterwards deblasio said a few nice words. it was very striking. harry belafonte tee and the new public advocate la tear a james described the city as very divided. and

marlie hall is here in new york. marlie, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, governor chris christie still maintains he had nothing do with the traffic tampering, but this could be the biggest test of his political career. new jersey governor chris christie says he is outraged and deeply saddened that a member of his staff and associates were behind a major traffic jam at the george washington bridge last year. newly released e-mails and text messages reveal christie's deputy chief of staff bridget ann kelly sent an e-mail last summer saying, time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. david who was in top of the port authority of new jersey responded, got it. in september, four lanes leading to the bridge here in ft. lee were funneled into one toll booth. traffic was backed up for four days. kids were late to school and first responders were slowed down. >> who does that? who behaves that way? >> reporter: ft. lee mayor mark sock lidge says it was retribution for not endorsing christy in last year's election campa

how are people getting around there in new york? >> reporter: last night the governor of new york state ordered three major roads to be shut down and they may be reopened this morning around 8 a.m. our time. however, they say that mass transit is up and running although on a limited basis. but local streets like the ones you see behind me, they are still passible and some people are still out. there's movement but officials encourage people to stay indoors if they can. >> all right. marlie hall live for us in a frigid new york, bundle up, thanks. >>> the effects of the snowstorm pounding the east are being felt right here in the bay area. kpix 5's keit do is live at the san francisco airport. are we seeing any flight delays or cancellations? >> reporter: we are. that is because jfk is shut down now. they are de-icing planes at boston's logan and also experiencing moderate delays at chicago o'hare and philadelphia. about 1,000 flights. here at sfo, that's about 2 dozen flights that are either canceled or delayed coming from those loc

new york is a great example. last year you look at what the stock market did over the course of the year. a huge jump in the stock market. people talk about economic health being the health of the stock market when in fact we know for a lot of hardworking and working class families that the economic benefits we see in the stock market have not been spread as evenly as you go down the ladder. he has a significant mandate to take on many of the challenges. i agree with steve though. we are going to get an opportunity very early on with this snowstorm to understand that just as you are seeking to do something about economic inequality and equal opportunity, new yorkers expect the streets to be plowed sufficiently and efficiently and we will get an opportunity to see that in the next 24 hours. >> the party went through -- i think some who are concerned about deblasio and calling the elite or whatever, some of it is misplaced. if you look at whom he chose at police chief and his deputy mayor to run day to day operatio

another hour or two in new york city. it will all be done. and it's starting to wind down albany and hartford, boston out on the cape is where the blizzard conditions are. we've got gusts right now to 44 on cape cod, 44 at martha's vineyard. and it's a light, powdery snow, reports of snowdrifts in many areas. thankfully the winds will come down in the afternoon as the storm pulls away. same for new jersey and greater new york city. even central park, gusts of 37 miles per hour. so these wind chill values are just really the thing that's so difficult out there, betty. we're still watching those well into the negative numbers. >> they're frighteningly low. let's get to the blizzard-like conditions in boston. where more than a foot of snow and frigid temperatures are causing havoc. our richard lui is in the thick of all of it. and joins us now live. good morning, richard. >> good morning, to you, betty. as bill was talking about, those high gusting winds, reports of areas south of boston, up to 55 miles per hour. what we're seeing around here is

"the new york times" says new york governor andrew cuomo is going to unveil plans to make the state the 21st to allow medicinal marijuana. colorado launched the recreational sales just last week. is the era of marijuana being illegal over? do you think police should expend their efforts to fight pot when it's now legal in some states? >> well, that's the million-dollar question. it really is whether or not it should be decriminalized or illegal. i think it should be decriminalized, but i'm not sure about the illegal part. this is an ongoing conversation weave been having for quite some time. what we know is there are some doctors out there that do prescribe it. there are a lot of people out there suffering from arthritis and other muscular diseases that find some type of benefit from marijuana. as a libertarian, i feel as though an individual, so long as they're of age, should be able to use it. however, i do think that we need to crawl before we walk on this topic. >> jason, marijuana was once part of the war on drugs. for the first time, a majority of americans, 58%, support legalizin

and in new york, amy hough. david, is it a good thing that glenn beck has now admitted that he helped divide the country? sfwh you know, at first when i saw it, i was seduced by beck again. this is theismish boy scott glenn beck. and he's really an engaging person when he does that. i had to go back to the clip toes remind myself of the darker glenn beck. and him admitting he made mistakes, i could have been nicer, i wish i could been nicer, i wish i had appreciated the people are more fragile. please, honestly, i don't think it's a good thing. honestly. and i don't want him back in a mainstream venue like fox. i really don't where you had 1.8 million people every night listening to his craziness. >> he has his own venue. amy, why is glenn saying this now? is he trying to soften his edge a bit to help the blaze? >> you know, in fact, he's been having this conversation for quite some time. for his listeners, readers, this isn't anything new. i've been hearing glenn talk about these themes of reconciliation. but i