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political causes so she got back on the train and went back to new york. i have to tell you, she is a genius in so many ways but she got up to new york where her friend al smith was running for governor as a democrat against her cousin ted, the son of the late teddy roosevelt, the president who was her uncle. did everyone get all of that, a lot of family there, anyway, she campaigned against her cousin. he had worked in the harding administration even though he had nothing to do with scandal. she and her friends had a paper mache and everywhere ted would speak they drove up in the giant teapot car and sat there letting it simmer and people would look at ted and look at the tea pod, i had no idea he had anything to do with tea pod dome, well he lost the election and he hasn't spoken to her yet. but any way, back down in ghoirnlg warm -- down in warm springs mr. roosevelt was swimming in mineral waters and felt toes move for the first time in three years, he could stand in water up to mid chest without support and could take a few steps if he hold onto rope

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he busies himself with his cars, which are written up in the new york times. he's even interviewed by geraldo and featured in indie films. >> this is my matchbox mobile. i was commissioned by the toy company mattel. they gave me 500 cars. you can play with it, too. >> but as fate would have it, hoop's wild ride is coming to an end as well. >> tell me what happened. >> he had a rash. he just thought it was psoriasis. and then he got this one rash that didn't disappear, and it continued to get worse. >> the diagnosis -- cancer. >> my artwork gives me inspiration to keep going. i get up, and i look out the window, and i said, "i got to do a little more to that car today." [ barking ] >> hoop keeps up his life as an artist and new york character with help from his older brother. >> i gave him all kinds of nutritional stuff. he had no side effects from the chemo at all right until the very end. >> in september 2011, hoop dies at the age of 64. >> it's a hole in your life when you lose part of your family. nothing can fill it. >> hoop leaves everything to his big br

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. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning people on the eastern seaboard from the mid-atlantic to new england are getting hit with the second nor'easter in less than a week. a winter storm warning stretches from pennsylvania to maine. heavy wet snow and gusting winds threaten to take down trees and power lines. some areas could see over a foot and a half of snow, and it's not good news for folks still trying to recover from last week's storm. the national weather service recommends against travel and hena doba is in new york's times square with more. good morning, hena. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the second nor'easter is threatening to drop two to three inches of snow an hour in some places. by last count, more than 200 homes and businesses are still without power from the first storm, and that number is now only expected to shoot up. >>> the second major storm in two days has rolled into the northeast, whereas the first on we could see a come of feet of

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new school chancellor coming to new york. bill: bring in our a-plus panel, i am sure they have interesting opinions lisa and joining us, pop culture expert. and jannette hoffman with us, good to see you. >> bob becan key. lisa are you surprised there is a racial despair disparity on tt scores. >> of course i am. i am kidding, i am calling him pretty ricky, i don't like pretty ricky, coming to new york, and this is a trash that they bring to new yy de blasio,. bill: is that fair? school superintendent, can only do so much, you have a mayor, a counsel they have to manage the month they have. >> he gets high marks from other educators because he was a teacher in the classroom, houston is different from new york city, he went from overseeing 200,000 kids to largest school district in nation that is plagued with problem from overcrowding, large class sizes and racial disparity in test scores. bill: i'm surprised at our first two comments buying negative, i think give him a shot, he knows what he is doing between houston and san fr

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snow seems to be more and more lockley as time guess on from new york city down to new jersey turnpike four to eight inches even more than that. double-digit snowfall on the tables to the northwest and along the coast, is going to be tricky because we go from rain to snow at some point then the exact crack in temperatures will dictate how much snow we seek. now i know what else you are thinking. the wind and the coastal flooding threat. the good news is less than what we saw from fry did's nor'easter but still wind gusts of maybe 4 miles per hour inland and 50 miles per hour listening the coast and the worst-case scenario. bill? bill: thank you, dan. a guest bo knows a little bit about how to help us keep the light on during the next storm. he has some ideas the name is adam and with green irbe design. welcome to "chasing news." adam, are pushing this idea called microgrid and i understand there is an example of this a ath princeton university. the question is. how do the rest of us pay for this? >> how do we pay for the things. i think it begins with a question of business as up, righ

the "new york times" article did not include john dowd. it's about those around donald trump who has used threats and intimidation to silence people about donald trump. but tonight john dowd is on his way of earning his own editorial in the "new york times" as one of the president's thugs and possibly something much worse. john dowd has shifted categories from criminal lawyer to possible criminal suspect. the "new york times" reports, trump's lawyer raised prospect of pardons for michael flynn and paul manafort. that's according to three people with knowledge of the discussions it came as the special prosecutor was raise building cases against both men, and they race questions about whether the lawyer, john dowd, who resigned last week, was offering pardons to influence their decisions. they said it occurred last summer, quote, at a time when the grand jury was hearing evidence against mr. flynn on a range of crimes. if john dowd was acting as a coconspirator with the president of the united states with the possibility of dangling pardons

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upwards of 12 or so in new york city. upwards of 15 for philly and washington as much as 20 inches possible -- >> wow. that's a legit forecast. >> yeah. >> pedram javaheri, thank you very much for that. we will check in with you again soon. >>> eight minutes past the hour. new legal threats facing president trump from a porn star, a reality tv contestant, and a former "playboy" playmate. a judge in new york ruling summer zervos' anti-defamation suit can proceed. he's denied that he harassed her. attorneys for zervos will seek a deposition from the president forcing him to testify under oath. >> a 2011 polygraph shows stormy daniels was truthful about having unprotected sex with donald trump. polygraphs are generally inadmissible in court, but the court of public opinion can judge for itself. daniels tweeted, "technically, i didn't sleep with the potus 12 years ago. there was no sleeping. people do care that he lied about it, had me bullied, broke laws to cover it up, et cetera, and p.s., i am not going anywhere." >> then

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and new york city around service to new york to boston expected to resume around 8:40 a.m. amtrak's keystone service running to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified plan. >>> two septa buses stuck on wayne avenue last night at 6:00 p.m. live wires came down just be bus everyone had to stay

across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. >>> here's a look at how we finished on wall street. for the day was up 150 points, nasdaq added 1.5%. s&p was up to 7,63 and russell up 1% as well. let's get to sue herera for a news update. >> here's what's happening at this hour. the flu season is winding down but public health experts are already preparing for next year. production is under way for next season's flu vaccine one official says advancing the vaccine technology is critical >> you want to make the body make a response against the part of the virus that doesn't change from season to season. we know there's a part of the virus that always drifts or changes from season to season. we want to make a vaccine that induces a response to a part of the virus that doesn't change. >> otherwise known as a universal vaccine. >>> human rights lawyer, amalclooney joining the legal team of two reuters reporters accused of possessing secret government papers. the two had

the gentlewoman if new york is ecognized. mrs. lowey: i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from california, the democratic leader, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california, the democratic leader, is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker, i thank the distinguished gentlelady for yielding this time and for her leadership. to her and the other members of the committee, mr. frelinghuysen, thank you for your leadership as well and to the ranking members, the chairs an ranking members of the subcommittee, all the members of the appropriations committee, mr. hoyer and i, and mr. clyburn are from the culture of the appropriations committee, and we know that left to your own device, eappropriators can get the job done. it's not until the leadership rains its poison pills on the process that the delay sets in. i want to thank congresswoman ranking member lowey for ridding this bill of so many of those poison pills. mr. hoyer very eloquently presented the situation as we see it now. that t

the gentlewoman if new york is ecognized. mrs. lowey: i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from california, the democratic leader, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california, the democratic leader, is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker, i thank the distinguished gentlelady for yielding this time and for her leadership. to her and the other members of the committee, mr. frelinghuysen, thank you for your leadership as well and to the ranking members, the chairs an ranking members of the subcommittee, all the members of the appropriations committee, mr. hoyer and i, and mr. clyburn are from the culture of the appropriations committee, and we know that left to your own device, eappropriators can get the job done. it's not until the leadership rains its poison pills on the process that the delay sets in. i want to thank congresswoman ranking member lowey for ridding this bill of so many of those poison pills. mr. hoyer very eloquently presented the situation as we see it now. that t

>> hena doba here in new york. thank you. >>> stormy daniels, the adult film actress who claims that she had an affair with donald trump, says that she'll return the hush money she received as long as she can tell her story. the offer is good until noon today. daniels received the money from mr. trump's personal attorney, michael cohen. she wants to publish text messages and video relating to the president that she may have. >> if he does not accept it, it's yet another instance of mr. trump and mr. cohen trying to silence this woman and keep the american people from hearing her story. >> president trump denies the affair. daniels' attorney says deposing mr. trump is not out of the question. >>> the white house insists president trump is committed to significant changes in gun laws even after he about an aboutface on his calls to increase the age to buy an assault weapon. last month the president mocked republican lawmakers for being afraid of the national rifle association. he went against the nra by advocating ra

in new york city. lightning, big flashes in the skies. >> it was one of the most epic lightning producing snowstorms that people ever remember, especially along the jersey shore. in all, the storm produced 1500 lightning strikes yet. that's pretty rare, but there's a lot. two people were struck by lightning in a storm yesterday. stable condition. >>> the snowstorm is still ongoing. it's snowing very hard for our friends in maine and new hampshire, a little bit in vermont. boston, it's still snowing over you. you could get an additional 1 to 3 inches of snow. here is the snow additional forecast. moving into the purple, that's 4 inches. the red is 6 to 8. from areas of augusta, maine, up to bangor, northwards. we're going to see slowly improving weather in massachusetts. many of the areas that got hit hardest yesterday from philadelphia to new york, philadelphia, we are above freezing. once the road crews get out there, the roads will be okay for the morning commute. the problem is there are so many dow

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now focus and off is back in new york this time with return to montauk leslie based on a novel by. and some love story and possibly show and also most personal film. and i'm joined now in studio babbles with focus thank you joining us i had decades in the film business can you pinpoint a point or a moment a person you met a film that you saw that put you on that path to become a filmmaker. in the same summer i was probably fifteen in a few films and one of them was on the waterfront and marlon brando you don't remember them i kind of had was kind of the contender i could've been somebody. sterile but i was in chance but the actor modern brando about the filmmaking which i knew nothing about but about the possibility through film or work of art to rouse such such passion and such deep feelings your first film a young told us when it premiered in cannes in one nine hundred sixty six and a caused a scandal at the premier tell me about that what what happened where there is a scene these it's in a boarding school and. a group of people built suppress the others and they have one guy th

across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. cheryl: welcome back. this gets you caught up and it's happening now. investigators are piecing together evidence as they hunt for the serial bomber attacks is. two people have been killed in a blast which came from bombs placed in site packages that exploded with no pain. police do not have a motive yet. be on alert for new packages they don't recognize. florida prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty for nicholas cruz. he is the gunman accused of killing 17 people and stoneman douglas high school last month. the range today in fort lauderdale courtroom attorneys have repeated their offer to plead guilty. they agreed not to pursue the death penalty. women tend to file for bankruptcy. more than a decade building up the company but it couldn't overcome nearly a billion dollars in debt. this is what is happening now. the gun control laws being discussed now. >> nor'easter number three is in the history book. now

philadelphia and new york city were spared the worst. hena doba is here in new york. good morning, hena. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this nor'easter dropped 20 inches of snow in some areas already reeling from last week's storm. there are more downed trees, and like you mentioned, hundreds of thousands of people are without power, and travel has been nothing short of a nightmare. around 500 drivers were stuck on route 280 in new jersey during the evening commute. snowmobiles had to be brought in to shuttle people to safety. a scene in worcester, massachusetts, not much different. cars seemed to be going every which way but forward. >> i'm trying to leave work and get up the hill, but i can't. >> reporter: in new york city many buses weren't working, nor were trains thanks to canceled service. >> they canceled the buses. i'm here at the terminal and now i'm shocked. trains are canceled too. i don't know how to go home. >> reporter: the situation wasn't much better at airports. more than 2,600 flights were canceled. for many places like here in new new york c

another player trying to make a big at the new york stock exchange how well could spotify do. well and actually everything could happen chua's or rather quickly there is the word out there already by the end of march we could see the i.p.o. here in new york and certainly spotify has quite impressive subscriber numbers but they're also burning cash heavily so they certainly can use some extra money in the past two years each year they more than doubled their losses and it probably will be a very unusual i.p.o. because they're not going with banks to set the price but they will let the market the market decide which price is right and speaking of the market the ends of february is coming to an end and boy it has been a rocky one and well it was a rocky month and it was a rocky ending to the month of february we did see a blue chips trading up by about one hundred sixty points early at the trading session and then by the end of the day the dow jones industrial average lost a good three hundred eighty points meaning for the month of february wall street or the dow jones lost a goo

first of all it's a very simple story writer or a filmmaker comes to new york from europe from berlin to present his last piece yes to do some interviews and as soon as he's in town he is reminded of another woman whom he loved in this city years ago he goes to find her and together they spend the weekend out on long island to far and montage they may both have been the love of their lives it didn't work out then is there a chance to make it work out now so it's it's a meditation more than an action movie. we have to talk about the tin drum which is your most famous film it's based on the famous novel by going to pass about a young boy growing up in the nazi time who of protest refuses to grow and stays a young boy that film premiered as well in cannes where it won the palme d'or together with france for couple of awful ups now can you tell me about that moment that moment when they announced your name. you know it in retrospect at the moment it's just pure joy but it was great like even like to be equal. with this big big hollywood machine or to drum was was really a small children's

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new york's rockefeller center. one of the great symbols of american business, home to, among others, nbc and nbc news. the rockefeller group has sold a major interest in the complex to mitsubishi estate company. the price, $846 million. nbc's chief financial correspondent is mike jenson. >> reporter: it is one of america's most famous landmarks, the skating rink, the christmas tree, the skyscrapers that were built 50 years ago by the family of that symbol of american capitalism, john d. rockefeller. now his heirs are selling a huge chunk of rockefeller center to mitsubishi. it was big news on japanese tv, happy news. but not in the united states. >> what really bothers me is not that the japanese bought it but that the americans couldn't afford to keep it. >> seems like they're taking over the world. >> reporter: for the first time, foreign investors own more u.s. property than u.s. investors own overseas. and polls show that most americans believe japanese economic power is a greater threat to the united states th

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across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. >>> more on our breaking news. special counsel robert mueller sending a subpoena to the trump organization. it would mark the first-known time that mueller has requested documents directly related to the president's businesses. joining us now to discuss, cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin and cory cordero. jeffrey, you're on the phone with us. your initial reaction, is this a surprise? >> not at all. this is at the core of mueller's jurisdiction. the question of whether there was collusion between the trump campaign and russia raises the obvious question of was there a motive for collusion? and, you know, the trump family has bragged that there were extensive business contacts between russia and the trump organization. that certainly suggests a motive, a possible motive. and so mueller's interest in uncovering just what that financial relationship was between the trump organization and russia is certainly highly appropri

i am the united states attorney for the seventh district of new york. today, in one of the largest state-sponsored hacking campaign sever prosecuted by the department of justice, we have en masse criminals who normally work in total anonymity hiding behind the ones and zeros of computer code. this massive and brazen cyber assault on the computer systems of 144 euros universities 176 foreign universities in 21 countries and dozens of government organizations and private companies, this was conducted on behalf of the iranian governments islamic revolutionary guard or i rgc. his indictment alleges it was leaders of the madden institute. the company that conducted this assault and then sold to illegal foods. the company was set up in 2013 by two defendants. while the company's name may sound legitimate, the so-called institute was set up for one reason only. to steal scientific resources from other countries from around the world. the global campaign operated in three parts. university campaign, private company hacks and nongovernmental entity hacks. with r

in this new breaking news story from the "new york times" tonight they note, quote, kushner recently lost his secret, excuse me, his top secret security clearance amid worries from u.s. officials that foreign governments might try to gain influence with the white house by doing business with mr. kushner. now according to the "washington post" last night, those worries have been informed to the white house in part by intelligence intercepts. intelligence intercepts that have captured foreign officials discussing their dealings with jared kushner in the white house. beyond that, the associated press reports that those intelligence intercepts have revealed discrepancies in the information that jared kushner disclosed on his security clearance application. well, now tonight we learn that kushner's companies, companies in which he's still partially, he partially owns them or holds a stake in them. they have received hundreds of millions of dollars in loans from entities whose executives have been meeting with jared kushner regularly in the white house in his capacity as a senior white hou

helicopter crash here in new york city. five dead. the pilot just before the crash. >> mayday, mayday. >> tonight, what we've now learned. the pilot, the only survivor, now suggesting something got caught on the fuel switch. and the video of the passengers just as the chopper took off. >>> the major storm tonight. the third nor'easter in less than two weeks set to hit this evening. 40 million americans from the carolinas to new york city to boston. where the mayor tonight has issued a warning. rob standing by with the new track. >>> president trump and his plan for gun safety. after the president said it doesn't make sense you have to wait until 21 to get a handgun, but you can get a weapon like the one used in florida at 18, why don't his plan raise the age? >>> the adult film star and her ultimatum. giving the president until noon tomorrow. >>> the o.j. simpson interview that was never seen. saying what he's about to describe is only hypothetical. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night

all across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov >>> president trump stepped up his ongoing attack on amazon this week, firing off two more tweets this morning accusing it of hurting the u.s. economy. the president has been attacking amazon for not paying the share of state and local tacks, draining resources from the postal service and driving other retailers out of business. he has singled them out for criticism because their ceo jeff bezos also owns "the washington post" which is regularly a thorn in the president's side. but is he right? i asked my sirius xm listeners this week whether the president's criticism of amazon was founded over 4,000 voted. we had a statistical dead heat. a 50-50 tie. joining me now is jerry storch. the former ceo of toys "r" us and he's now the ceo of storch advisers. he knows bezos and once did a deal with him. let's put back on the screen the morning tweets from the president and parse them if we can. they say this. while we were on t

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that's according to "the new york times." he tweeted that he remains fully engaged at facebook but that his role has changed. the social network is under fire after a campaign consulting group obtained data from 50 million facebook users to target voters for the trump campaign. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," cbs news contributor nicholas thompson, editor-in-chief of "wired," has a new report out this morning on the cambridge analytica scandal. >>> and now to the russia investigation. president trump's lawyers have handed over documents to special counsel robert mueller's investigators. the president's lawyers are negotiating the scope and terms of a possible interview with the president. mueller is investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. on twitter the president called the investigation a total witch hunt with massive conflicts of interest. >>> the president is back in washington after unveiling his plan to fight opioid addiction during a trip to new hampshire. the president called for broade