boston, feels like 3 degrees. rest of the country, windy with >>>. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are waking up to patchy fog. we can even see a layer of fog over san jose with the sun rising overhead. beautiful start to this thursday morning. we'll get some sunshine once that fog clears. then as we go into tomorrow, our next storm system approaches with mostly cloudy skies. by late in the afternoon we'll see light rain moving in. heavier rain reserved for the evening commute that will continue into your early saturday morning. >> that's your latest weather. though >> thank you. >>> carly claw joins us with the remarkable story of the air and space museum's first female director. >>> the phenomenon that was and still is the sopranos. the cast reunion on the 20th anniversary of the hit show's premiere. >>> the new royal duties being given to duchess meghan markle. we are live in london with the overnight details on that. >>> first, the american behind that historic feat at the bottom of the world, an epic 54-day, 932-mile walk alone across antarctica

of wgbh in boston. malcolm, thanks for joining us. pu called this or the p calls this an epidemic of untapped potential. what happened to the ambitions of these young men an women? >> well, i think, oftentimes, they come out of school, they are, you know, positioned for success or seeminglyositioned for success, they oftentimes go to school with scholarships depending on their gpa and quickly realize the beeps beepsn public schools has not given them the tools t succeed in a rigorous academic environment and, so,ftentimes, that's th beginning of the obstacles that they encounter, and those obstacles increase ovemer ti >> yang: this was a multimedia project. you have interviews taped on the web site wi tth some ofhese valedictorians. we want to play one. what should the viewers knomaw abouline before they hear this tape? >> well, madeline was like a lot of the valedictorians in the boston public schools. she came over to the united states as an imigrant, in her case from the dominican republic, and ended

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in boston it did not dampen the spirits of thousands who gathered to watch the fireworks. another giant fireworks show lit up the sky over the las vegas strip. in new york city, our very own vladimir duthiers of cbs news helped ring in the new year in times square. he and other journalists were part of a special event to commemorate freedom of the press. and the celebration in australia's biggest city was one year behind. a lighting projection on the sydney harbor bridge accidentally read "happy new year 2018." bummer. >>> senator elizabeth warren's move toward a presidential run brought a sharp response from president trump. the massachusetts democrat formed an exploratory committee for a 2020 campaign. the president was asked about it on fox news. >> she says she's in the fight all the way, mr. president. do you really think she believes she can win? >> well, that i don't know. you'd have to ask her psychiatrist. >> mr. trump also said warren did very badly releasing a dna analysis of her native american heritage. >>> a turkish tv station claims to have video of people c

lucky for the loser, either boston or los angeles, uber is announcing its first-ever unhappy hour. giving its reward members in the losing city free rides for up to 60 minutes after the game. >> wow. >> yeah, it's a great idea. uber says they can't take away the pain but they can take away the payment up to $50. they are the only company getting in on the super perks. pizza hut, which has temporarily renamed itself pizza hut hut before the big game. >> whoa. [ applause ] >> two huts. >> i feel like i'm on fire with this guy. >> really good. he's a great audience. >> he's like, i get it. >> so pizza hut hut has announced it will over-deliver for parents who literally deliver during the super bowl. the pizza chain will give free pizza for a year plus tickets to the family that welcomes the first baby born after sunday's kickoff. >> that's pressure. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. >> how do you enter that? >> well, you push real hard. [ laughter and applause ] to enter parents post a picture of their super bowl baby including exact time of birth on pizza hut hut's twitter page and that, ever

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from chicago, down to atlanta, from new york city up to boston. frostbite in some places setting in in just five minutes. >>> we do have breaking news as we come on tonight in the case of the well-known tv actor who told police he was brutally attacked. the "empire" actor telling police the suspects, their faces covered, put a rope around his neck, shouting racial and homophobic slurs. tonight, what chicago police have just revealed about possible surveillance in the case. >>> president

crews with the company called boston construction drilling into the earth and dropping huge boulders. sidewalks cracked, irrigation pipes shifted. garage doors uneven. >> the pounding and the shaking every day. it went on. this went on for three years. >> you see the crack there. >> tonight, we're hearing from frank lyra, a person wit hwallse living room, kitchen, family, they're cracked. repairs but want the water district for the construction company to foot the bill. he says an insurance company for the contractor contacted him today offering him a $12,000 settlement. he says that's not good enough. >> fix the damage. >> check this out. watch the video. it's a wallet thief caught on tape. that man is under arrest tonight after being caught there on video throwing that woman to the ground and taking off with her wallet. happened in san mateo. she was trying to pick out some fruit in front of a market. a man dropped the phone while he was running away. police say that's how they were able to get him. >>> a vigilant homeowner and a live camera feed helped to put two burglars behind ba

now they go for ten in a row tomorrow night in boston. this was the warriors only visit of the year to washington. no white house visit but the warriors did have time to visit with former president barack obama at his office. "mercury news" reporter tweeted out a photo. espn reports steph curry arranged that meeting, though curry denied it. as champions they seem to be putting the traditional white house visit in the rear view mirror. >> after the game, the dubs hobnob with lead bay area lawmakers. among those standing with curry, house speaker nancy pelosi, along with bay area reps bar rah lee, eric swalwell and ana ishu. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," we're following some big stories here, including that breaking news from overnight, a major development in the special counsel robert mueller's investigation. long time friend and former campaign adviser of president trump has been arrested. we are poring through those documents. the new details coming up in minutes. >>> plus oakland getting ready to hold the first presidential campa

boston, it willhr feel like degrees. the rest of the country today, windy with lake-effect snow around the great lakes. rockies.he that's what's going on around the country. here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning. a complete change in the weather from yesterday. now in washington, but northwest winds averaging 15 to 25 miles per hour have windchills down in the teens and 20s. still could see a passing snow flurry or snowshower today, but not anywhere near what we saw yesterday. windchills will be a factor for your thursdayctities today. only in the teens to around 20 now. afternoon highs today will be in the 30s. still a high s chance forw coming our way saturday into sunday. >>> coming , carly claw joins us with the remarkable story of the nationalir and space museumirst female director. >>> then the phenomenon that was and still is theno sopra on this, the 20th anniversary of the hit show's premie >>> the n royal duties being given to dutch et meghan markle. we're live in london. >>> the m

boston could see up to a foot of snow. we will keep you posted. back to you. rob: great for the skiers in vermont. >> we want the kids to have some snow this weekend. rob: far left congressional group known as justice democrats waging war on their own party, their goal is to target moderate democrats in primaries hoping the party will embrace further left policies. is this healthy or is it hurtful as democrats look to retake the white house in 2020 and maybe the senate? former congressional press secretary for house democrats, rochelle ritchie, appreciate it. you've got this group, almost has a tea party feeling to it. what do you make of this? >> it does have a tea party feeling. i watched the video they put out two days or a day or go. what they are trying to do is really good. trying to bring some new energy to the democratic party, new faces. at the same time the method in which they are doing that is going to not go in their favor because i am a registered independent but i have more moderate democratic views. i also don't believe in socialist ideas. if t

some officers as far away as boston. over 6,000 police officers and friends and family on hand to set brat the life of natalie corona. she just completed her field training and had only been on patrol a few weeks while she was shot and killed in the line of duty. it was her dream to follow in her father's footsteps. her fellow officers say natalie was a bright light and rising star on the davis police force. her smile, energy and compassion were the perfect fit to bay great police officer. today a difficult goodbye. >> to know her was to know greatness. natalie's personality and her kind and loving demeanor was highly infectious. she had a ripple effect that touched and forever changed everyone she came into contact with. and if you were lucky enough to get caught in her wake as i was, you too would forever be changed and want to be a better person. >> officer corona was smart and motivated and enthusiastic and had incredible energy. she literally exuded energy to the likes of nobody i've seen before. she immediately sto

we're delighted to also have with us the "boston globe" showed a long join us as moderator tonight. thank you both for being with us this evening. [applause] >> no stranger to

he went on to the boston red sox to do what? jane: he gave up roger maris's 61st home run. brian: i mention this, because when did babe ruth hold the 60 home runs? >> from 1927 until 1961. babe ruth did it in 154 games, and roger maris had the extended schedule. along comes years later in 1998, the home run clash between mark mcgwire and sammy sosa. but we find out they have been juicing. it is the illusion of power that is revealed when you find out what they were up to. brian: there is a bat, one of babe ruth's bats at the museum. what is the difference between that and what they would use today? jane: first of all, most of the bats today are made from different kinds of wood. i was told two different things. some people say that bat was ash, and some say it was hickory. i got a chance to swing it, not when my son did, but later. they are weighted completely differently. today's bats have these big heads, and the sweet spot is completely different. i don't know if you look carefully enough, but he had etched in and around the logo -- brian: the louisville slugger. jane: y

mvp telling boston globe saying he simply decided he will not go. carley: all right, los angeles rams and new england patriots touchdown, get it in atlanta for super bowl week, win or lose the big game on sunday, tom brady is not ready to ride off into the sunset just yet. >> is there any chance this is your last game? >> zero. zero, yeah. i've said that for a long time. carley: wow. rob: why would he? carley: looking to lead patriots to record sixth super bowl win. think he can pull it off in we will have a wait a couple of days on that one. rob: turning to fox business alert, the u.s. post office historic price hike on stamps. carley: tracee carrasco is here with more on effort to increase revenue, good morning, tracee. tracee: last time the post office was profitable was about a decade ago, they raised prices, they are now 55 cents, that's 10% increase, a record price adjustment not only letters getting more expensive, the number of other things at the post office, large flat rate box, also priority mail, priority mail express, first-class mail,

they dressed up as mohawk indians in face paint and buckskin and then dumped the tea in boston harbor. >> david, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> appreciate it. >> and that is a great image. the story there of an important thread that runs through the rich tapestry of the american experience. >>> before we go, the united states has just requested a meeting of the u.n. security council to discuss the crisis in venezuela. and join me again tomorrow for my interview with the iranian-american journalist, jason, his story of life in a tehran prison and as he says, being a bargaining chip in a geopolitical game. that it is for our program tonight. thanks for watching "amanpour & company" on pbs, and do join us again tomorrow night. >>> uniworld is a proud sponsor of "amanpour & company." when bea tollman's 60 year culinary career began, she didn't know the recipes from her cookbook would make her way to her river cruise line. u uniworld. bea's locally inspired cuisine is served while cruising through europe, asia, india, and egypt. because according to bea, to travel is to eat. b

and then additional snow showers moving throughout boston and new york, maybe a quick inch there. some higher totals throughout maine, throughout new england, with burlington over two inches of snow. if you're wondering about atlanta, people getting ready for the super bowl, next couple of days in the 40s. at least you don't have to deal with any winter weather. i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne for cbs news. >>> negotiations to avoid another government shutdown. kickoff today on capitol hill. house and senate lawmakers are hoping to reach an agreement on a homeland security spending bill. the president is demanding money for a wall along the u.s.-mexico border. democratic leaders maintain they will not support funding for that wall. >>> the trump administration launched an effort to make asylum seekers wait in mexico while their cases wind through u.s. immigration courts. the policy change comes despite reservations from the mexican government. yesterday the u.s. returned one asylum seeker to mexico. a man from honduras. the launch is limited to the nation's busiest border crossing

tsa sick calls hit a record high of 8 boston on saturday. that compares to 3% a year ago. more than 50,000 tsa workers are working now without pay. >>> overnight president trump thanked furloughed workers calling them great patriots and pushed for a border wall deal. the president's latest proposal includes three years of deportation protections for some undocumented immigrants in exchange for $5.7 billion and border wall funding. house speaker nancy pelosi insists democrats will not negotiate until the government is reopened and federal workers are paid. the republican-controlled senate is expected to vote on a bill this week. >> senator kamala harris announced this morning she's entering the 2020 presidential ration she released an official campaieo detaili her supporters to join her at a kickoff rally in her hometown of oakland next sunday. ed o'keefe is on capitol hill. ed, good morning. another woman joining the race. >> reporter: yet another, norah. good morning. harris is bypassing the exploratory phase and jumping right in becoming an official candidate. today the

a man is under arrest after a woman is found a live in boston, police using a ping from herself and to track her down in an apartment in the city. the suspect is accused of kidnapping 23-year-old woman. surveillance video shows him holding on to olivia and leaving her away from another man. she was seen leaving the bar on saturday. jillian: michigan police officer shot in the face to a traffic stop make the chilling radio call to save his life. >> i've been shot. jillian: he is in stable condition. he described his attacker and the vehicle he was in. police found josh of a rose bush with a gunshot with a gun and shots were fired. the suspect is in the hospital, no other officers were hurt. officer candidate is a 16 year veteran of the force. we posted the link on our facebook page if you would like to help. the family of an american ex-marine, he was entrapped and not guilty. he made his first public appearance in court yesterday, he was denied bail. is one brother says whalen is being used as upon. >> and espionage case, we would have someone who was also under arrest under similar ch

they are in boston saturday(wipe lexus open) congratulations to steph curry and kevin durant...representing the warriors once again and making the starting lineup. thi is curry's 6th straight all- star nod... 10-in a row for durant. the warriors are the first team since the le heat teams to have multiple starters three years in a row. just a week ago, there was some concern kd would be left off the lineup, but fans finally came around. as for the rest of the lineup. james harden makes the cut as well... and paul george from okc. lebron...is a team captain, despite being out a month with a groin injury. and the captain out east is the greek freak...giannis antetokounmpo. the squad also features kawhi leonard, joel embiid, kyrie irving, and kemba walker. the all-star game set for february 17th...in curry's home state of north carolina. the nhl all-star game is this saturday at the sap center... otherwise known as the shark tank... and tonight in nearby downtown san jose was media day... a chance to talk to the players... especially the local guys... nearly the tank looked ready to go... all t

that would have broken the state record. 2 in new york. 5 in boston. cold won't last that much longer. up to minus 7 in chicago. getting better. still have the windchill everywhere here. we start to see this give a little break and you can see that where the warnings have whittled down a lot. at least in territory. that's a beg help. here's tonight. >> comparatively speaking, it's about to warm up. >> by any grounds it's about to warm up. the blue line is below zero temperatures. so by tomorrow morning, there's a lot of it. go through the day tomorrow and by friday, saturday morning, it's pretty much gone everywhere and we see this huge warmup. you know what that is? >> what is that? >> lake-effect snow. that right there is lake ontario and the snow goes across that. watertown. a huge batch of lake-effect snow. if you're driving, no snow at all. you hit that, you get a ton of it. snow warnings there around buffalo. here you go. how does that look for you? >> shepard: 51. >> 51 monday. >> shepard: that's may weather. >> that is may weather for us. 50s f

you know, even her hometown paper the boston globe told her don't run. your time is past and we don't think you're the best candidate. i think she'll be in a lot of trouble. but it's such a crowded field. she has name i.d., and she probably has a good organization coming into it, so she's go to be in the front of the pack to start. >> scott, let's get you take on this. rob kind of alluded to the timing of the announcement. first of all, new year's eve, and it also came in the midst of a partial government shutdown. part of the reason you form an exploratory committee is for the purpose of raising big bucks. are you concerned she might have an optics issue, trying to raise cash when federal workers aren't even getting paychecks? >> it's a long campaign, so i don't think she'll have a problem raising money. maybe they give, maybe they don't, but the reality is she wanted to get out ahead. she had a day where she could cover the news cycle and what have you. she accomplished that. she has other challenges. to be honest with you, president trump has a lot of

up in boston, two patriots fans high-fived and their hands just shattered. [ laughter ] [ glass breaking ] that's right, after beating the chiefs yesterday, new england patriots are heading back to the super bowl. [ boos ] [ cheers ] but during the game, a lot of people were talking about the size of tom brady's jacket on the sideline. take a -- look at this thing. [ laughter ] at first -- at first, new yorkers made fun of him, then they stepped outside and said, "i want that coat." [ laughter ] [ applause ] but look at brady. he looks like a depressed buzz lightyear. [ laughter ] oh, i saw that during the game, cbs commentator tony romo was actually predicting what was going to happen before each play. then every guy watching at home was like, "oh, sure. but when i do it, i'm ruining the super bowl party." [ laughter ] [ applause ] "he's going to pass it. he's going to give it to him." "shut up!" [ cheers ] and the l.a. rams are also going to the super bowl. yesterday, they beat the new orleans saints. and at one point, when a saints receiver was tackled, his pants came off. you see tha

it's an intriguing balance, whether he makes a very assertive or strident case in order to boston that base, or whether he tries to reach out and strike a note which may be in the past he would not have dreamt of striking. i think we have had a preview of some of that, because mike pence and others have been coming out and throwing these numbers around about people trying to get into the country illegally. the 4000 figure they talk about, actually, most of those people trying to get into this country that way on watch lists coming to your post. if you look at illegal immigrants in this country, the vast majority who come here illegally now come on visas overstayed, they are not coming across the border. there isa not coming across the border. there is a drugs problem at the border, heroin coming over the mexican border is a significant problem and there is a humanitarian problem at there is a humanitarian problem at the border, a lot of democrats say the border, a lot of democrats say the humanitarian problem is being caused in part by the trump administration giving people from crossi

tothe boston um line, iran is ll.ding by that deal sti >> woodruff: nick, what about u.s. election, a threat posed to those? >> ths has been a cosistent warning, red light from the intelligence community. they have been vey worried about the elections, security, both in 2018 andn 2020, and that was actually the first topic that the director national intelligence raised. >> we assess that foreign actors will view the 2020 u.s. elections as an opportunity to erests. their int we expect them to refine their capabilities and add new tacti as they learn from each other's periences and efforts in previous election. >> president trumt has no personally focused on election security, but the government as well as private mpanies like twitter especially, have rallied. in 2018 in ways they didn't in 2016. but still, a we heard from today, the intelligence community very worried, especially with siina, rus and iran will continue cyber attacks. and they're simply not much they can do to prevent those from happening. >> woodruff: oneidhing the prt has talked about, of course, is the sou

former boston news anchor heather enruh is the accuser's mother. >> he did not report the crime at the time and that was largely because of embarrassment and fear. >> any comments? >> reporter: multiple men have accused spacey of sexual assault. spacey previously denied some of those claims. but they still might be used against him in this criminal case says cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. >> any prosecutor would try to locate other accusers who have similar incidents with kevin spacey. what you need are witnesses who will say that what happened to them was so similar that it was a pattern. >> reporter: the alleged victim's attorney said in a statement that his client decided to report the sexual asought because he wanted to encourage other potential victims to come forward. hours after spacey left the courthouse, he was pulled over for speeding in the d.c. area. the officer let him go with just a warning. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> new research appears to show racial disparities and >>> good tuesday morning. we start off with a few sprinkles. on the high def doppler yo

. >> reporter: from california to boston, food banks for coast guard families working dangerous jobs with no paycheck. food banks. >> food pantry ain't a rent check or mortgage check. >> reporter: the shutdown also directly impacting the white house. with most of the staff there furloughed, there was no one there to cook for the clemson tigers who were invited on monday to celebrate. president trump decided to order in fast food, lots of it, stacks of burgers, fries and chicken nuggets that he says mernlly paid for out of his own pocket. >> because of the shutdown, as you know we have the great clemson team with us, national champions, so we went out and we ordered american fast food. paid for by me. lots of ham bergers, lots of pizza. i think that they would like it better than anything we could give. >> all right. tom, the shutdown is obviously affecting a million workers, but there's also a trickle-down effect that affects the economy. >> reporter: that's right. economists are all over the map on how much this is going to hurt the economic activity in january. some estimates say i

slightly higher amounts in boston. four-to-eight inches. you get into upstate new york and new hampshire and maine, two feet possible. a potential exists for that i-storm there. outside of it. perhaps 287. >> that will have some concerns. think about what this will do to air traffic not only on the ground causing travel delays. in the skies as well. over 1,800 cancellations already today and into the day tomorrow. that's from chicago all the way to jfk. and if matters aren't worse enough, we have the possibility as well. very busy for us in the cnn business center. >> all right. thank you. >>> the bombshell buzzfeed report that raised the temperature on the u.s. president's legal jeopardy. coming up, how a most unlikely source came to the rescue of donald trump and brought a quick end to the latest questions about impeachment. >>> also ahead here. a second summit between president trump and north korea just around the corner. a if you report suggests north korea's nuclear program has not disappeared. it's just been hidden. more about that.

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i am from boston. neighborhood is being gentrified. the level of black people in the inner-city over the years has declined. how would this look if working-class were on the outskirts? prof. parker: it is difficult. this is what happens with urbanization. all of you -- most of you go to the malls in downtown -- in suburbs, not downtown. boston is like chicago. there are spaces that have downtown shopping centers. for the most part people shop in the suburbs. when the push them out to the suburbs, businesses we articulated the fact that our primary customer is white middle-class women. by moving out to the suburbs, often buses and trains don't have access. they were able to be consolidated discrimination -- we consolidate -- they were able lidate discrimination. they can have the all-white workforce and focus on white customers again. might lay outt similarly with downtown shopping centers. knowing how mass transit works at least in cities such as boston and chicago, it makes it difficult to physically exclude people. >> [indiscernible]

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boston 6. made it all the way down to the florida panhandle. where it was 27 in jacksonville this morning. which was colder than ank rag, las -- anchorage, alaska. it will correct itself. >>> took a look. .94 for boulder creek. we'll update these. but they had the most that i saw, just shy of an inch of rain. other locations were pretty good. but it was not north and east. it was from marin county, san francisco, peninsula to the mountains. point reye watsonville had three quarters. but socal. redwood city about a half an inch. saratoga, santa clara, cupertino had double that. again, that's the rain shad hoe that san jose airport is. not much left of our system. unless you're down to highway 5 or central valley. 40s, 50s. fog up to the north. even though we're getting clearing. that will clear. then we'll get a break later today. next system coming in, is going to give everyone widespread rain. wind late friday into saturday. and very cold air is coming in late sunday into monday. and there will be low snow levels, more on that tomorrow. 60s on

. >>> two men involved in a dramatic case of road rage near boston are due in court today. authorities say the men got into a minor accident and started arguing. richard to that suv's hood for nearly three miles. it only ended when a man held a gun at the driver just as officers arrived. kamrowski is being charged with disorderly conduct. >> he kept going fast, slow, fast, slow. trying to get me to slide off. i wasn't getting off the car. i just kept telling him, stop the car, stop the car. he wouldn't stop. >> just incredible. the driver is facing multiple charges including assault with a dangerous weapon. >>> in medical news, an area considered to be one of the nation's anti-vaccination hot spots is battling a growing measles outbreak. a state of emergency declared in washington state where 35 case of the infection are now confirmed. 34 are in clark county, which including vancouver. most of the patients are under 18 and were not immunized. warnings have been issued in neighboring oregon and idaho. >>> in sports, what's worse than playing a football game that doesn't coun

the hardest hit airport yesterday was boston logan international. the storm jumped up to 12 to 18 inches of snow in parts of the northeast. a rain event in new york city and parts of new jersey some the other states and got a horrific hit. it was a very dangerous storm. let's go back overseas and talk about this headline. they're entering the ninth a week in jail and he is making another plea for his release. nine weeks behind bars. the district court is set to hear the latest bail position. they are have reportedly promised to stay until in security guards to ensure that he does not flee. so apple is bringing back one of its smaller cheaper phone. the iphone sce reportedly appeared in the online apple store's clearance section it was originally launched in 2016. his first sulfur 349 to $449. marked down to as low as $249. they may have brought back the iphone sce to clear out any inventory they have. they are down 12% over the past year. movies are getting a little extra boost over the holiday weekend. we have an we've an extra day off and already

it was roughly a month ago that her home town newspaper, the "boston globe," urged her not to run because she was too much of a divisive figure. on monday she responded. >> the problem we have in washington is it is great for those who have money. to buy influence. and i'm fighting against that. and you bet. it will make a lot of people unhappy. but at the end of the day, i don't go to washington to work for them. >> you're covering this race. let me start with you. if that bored had cooperated, we would have shown some interesting numbers. it looks like the end of the year, she took a hit. it seemed related to the dna test. the willingness of democrats to vote for her had fallen. and the unfavorability number was up and the favorability number was down. in terms of the dna test, is that a blip? will it be forgotten or was there more damage revealed? >> it will certainly be an issue that she'll have to address. two things that happen. the conservative energy that tries to slur her as poke honlt as, using those racial terms that native americans have called racist. when she took the test a

come through with a bridge loan, and i urge you to have mark to talk to salesforce and others, maybe boston properties, to come through with that money until the c.t.a. will release its funding so that the engineering can continue. thanks. >> clerk: all right. that concludes members of the public that wanted to comment on item 10. >> okay. >> motion to approve. >> motion. >> second? >> second. >> motion and multiple seconds. roll call. [roll call] >> clerk: that's seven ayes, and item ten is approved. go ahead and call your next item? >> yes, please. [agenda item read] >> director, if you have any questions on this item, ron alameda can answer them. >> director reiskin? >> just to the earlier point of accountability, i saw some of the reasons for the need of this extension, i -- which i think is pretty modest, about 2% of the total value. but some of the reasons include dealing with the webcor lawsuit, and the fact that we've diverted resources to the temporary terminal and the fix of the new terminal. is it safe to assume that we are -- our errors and omissions were also listed there. is i

to boston, 35% of the volume, it's going to be hard to figure it out. what we saw with nordstrom, though it's broader right, nordstrom had a surprise and they're in seattle heavy west coast so i think the consumer is being more cautious, as they start the new year and that's pretty common when your portfolio, which was up all year, got to flat. you're going to rethink things before you respend >> do you think the market volatility is having anything to do with that as well in terms of a more cautious consumer >> anytime you have uncertainty, you don't do that. >> given that, shouldn't we see the same pressure in online ecommerce as we see in store all of those factors you mentioned should affect the consumer no matter where he or she is buying. so do you expect to see that right across to amazon, too. or is there some reason why the pure player stronger positioned ecommerce retailers are going to do better? >> as i said, last time i was on, amazon has felt it for the last year. they're now a single-digit-growth online retailer in the u.s. target grew 29

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there are a couple that are, one were them is in canada, one is in boston, massachusetts, and i'm still in touch with them. >> thank you. >> hi there, mr. grunwald. my name is brian. i was wondering, what is the most vivid memory you have from the holocaust? >> the most vivid memory of the holocaust. mr. gunwald: vivid? it is multiple. it's multiple. it's the suffering of the people. it's people that were dying in front of my eyes. people that i knew. people that had typhus, which was a disease that was spread by lice. people that i was bringing water to, because they were getting dehydrated, and i would -- dr. coleman, who was a good friend of mine, a police doctor in mauthausen, i was bringing him water because he was asking me for water and i would bring him a glass of water or a cup of water and then i would come back two hours later to check on him, and he was gone, he was dead. so, all these fragments of memories of people that either suffered or died, always come back to me, and whether it was on a death march, or whether it was in mauthausen, or whether it was in melk. i have so

., i-95, portland to bomber, and albany to boston, rainfall amounts generally one to two inches. some of theseainfall rates upwards of a half-inch to an inch and aalf per hour. some of the streams can't handle that, there could be localized we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 60 secont . no, make t. >>> well, we have got some cloud cover out there right now, but we do have rain on the way, and that rain is moving in from the deep south headed right into the mid-atlaic this afternoon and evening. currently, it's chilly. those temperatures are in the 20s and 30s across the board, and we are i headeo the upper 40s to low 50s today. now, we do have plentyf cloud cover. rain will start to move into our southe suburbs after 2:00, spreading to the d.c. area after 5:00. r >> that's y latest weather. >> thang. >>> comin up, can you do too well on the@? the high school honor student who claimshe is being accused of cheating. >>> what the woman being questioned in that mysterious missing mom case in colorado. first, this is "today" on nbc. tahead. first,s is "today" on

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. ♪ >> i feel like i'm on a boston baseball game. [laughs] >> or in south carolina. >> have a great weekend. >> i'll be here on sunday. head over to fox nation. >> goodbye everyone, have a great weekend. >> bill: breaking overnight, longtime trump associate roger stone arrested in predawn raid in florida. we've got a pack three hours, folks. i'm bill hemmer. it's friday, can you tell? [laughs] >> sandra: all right, thank goodness it's friday. i'm sandra smith. stone is that you appear in federal court in fort lauderdale about two hours from now on charges of obstructing an investigation, making false statements, and witness tampering. paul manafort due in court moments from now in washington for a hearing that claims he lied to federal investigators after making a plea agreement with the special counsel. >> bill: you may recall that roger stone has said publicly he co

david from ashland is an active duty coast guard member stationed in boston. which i want to note, the community has come together to open a food bank for our coast guard members and their families. and he doesn't know how he and his family are going to continue to pay their bills. the coast guard certainly for coastal states and for our national security play a critical role. not only in search and rescue, protection from terrorism, but also in drug interdiction. and the fact that we are asking coast guard members who serve their country proudly and with great patriotism to work without pay is a national shame. susan from belmont receives a housing subsidy through h.u.d. and if the shutdown continues, she is afraid she could face the possibility of eviction. we've heard from amanda. amanda is an indian citizen who has resided with legal status in the u.s. for over 12 years. working for a child care provider. she and her husband and young son traveled to india in november to visit with family. and at that time they went to the u.s. consulate to get their visas

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because you're from boston and you shoot in boston, do you have friends and family stop by? >> all the time.h: >> seah. >> yeah. i have friends from high school come by, i have friends -- i have friends' parents come by. i actually ran into, this , my high school boyfriend's mother. and he was almost the man who raised my baby with me. but he didn' so, that was extra awkward. [ laughter ] and but it was still nice to see her and meet his little children. s h: oh, wow. >> yeah, my son's almost 11. >> seth: and you're not goyog to -should do another show about that interaction. >> oh, yeah. yeah. i mean, he actually was character that i wrote in. >> seth: yeah.ou >> and then cu >> seth: wow. [ light laughter ] so, that's pretty decent revenge as far as revenge goes. [ cheers and applause ] i want to address quickly -- or give you a chance to address, after your first season and after you finished shooting your second season, there were allegations of misconduct on the set. you had an actress quit the show because she felt as ough she wasn't taken into account during a sex scen

she disappeared saturday night after leaving a bar in boston with a suspect. that suspect has been identified as victor pena. he was arrested and charged with kidnapping. he's expected in court later today. nikki battiste is in the charleston neighborhood of boston with how this search unfolded. this is such great news. good morning to you. >> reporter: unbelievable. good morning. olivia ambrose was found in an apartment at this housing complex. she was then taken to a hospital where she appeared to be in good physical condition just hours after she was found. police were here last night gathering evidence and looking for a motive. >> been a long night and day, but well worth it. >> reporter: boston police commissioner william gross says officers had no need to force their way into the apartment where they found olivia ambrose. the suspect, victor pena, opened his door for them. >> she was observed standing inside of the apartment near the suspect. we eventually separated them. >> reporter: a lengthy digital trail including these surveillance images of the sus

the dramatic rescue of that 23-year-old missing for days in boston. the new surveillance image and what we're now learning about the suspect in custody. >>> one of the busiest airports ne ms th a drone. >> the investigation under way. >>> abc news exclusive. as tom brady heads to his ninth super bowl, patriots owner robert kraft is here live. what he's saying about their chances and that hidden laser attack on his quarterback during that championship game. >>> and breaking overnight, serena shocker. the tennis star knocked out of the australian open, just one point from victory when all of a sudden this happens. >>> everybody in the studio just went ooh, ouch. but you know what, she lost six consecutive games from that point but she did not blame it on the ankle. she gave credit and was very gracious at the end to her opponent but that was tough. >> tough, tough loss for her. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> but we're going to begin though with a new threat from a winter storm heading east. schools are closed in the midwest this morning as some