then you come to new york. dean: yeah. came to new york as managing editor. was brought in by jill abramson who was a friend and also executive editor. charlie: still a friend? dean: we've lost touch. i still care for her a lot, like her a lot. i was obviously we had a disagreement that became public which is unfortunate. but i still care for her a lot. charlie: the disagreement was about? dean: we had, i'm going to be coy if you don't mind. we had different philosophies about how to lead the newsroom. charlie: so management style. dean: yes. it was management style. our styles are different. charlie: and the publisher decided it was time for a change. dean: yes. that's right. that's right. that's about a year and a half ago. charlie: so what's your goal as editor in chief of the "new york times"? dean: my big goal, my first goal is to make the "new york times" better. i mean, i think every executive editor of a big news organization wants to make it better. i want to make it in particular a great, investigative institution. i care deeply about investigative

this is new york city. we have the most complex layered counterterrorism program of any municipal police department in america, if not the world. we spend a lot of time thinking about this and planning around these things. so, don, when we see the video, we make note of it but it's like a lot of the videos we've seen. >> it doesn't mention new york city specifically but it shows images of new york city which is troubling as well. so let me ask you, 400 new counterterrorism officers in new york city now. they were deployed as part of 1400 new officers on patrol. give us an idea of this additional manpower and is this something the commissioner is going to talk about tonight? >> this is a redesign of the counterterrorism program. the critical response vehicle program was made up of borrowing a police car in every precinct and putting them in critical positions to have a police presence. they weren't specially trained for counterterrorism in particular. and if you look at the overlay of an mumbai attack or "ch

new york. >> came to new york as managing editor, brought in by jill abramson, who was a friend and executive editor. >> rose: still a friend? we've lost touch. i still care for her a lot, like her a lot. obviously, we had a disagreement that became public, which is unfortunate, but i still care for her a lot. >> rose: the disagreement was about? >> we had -- i'm going to be coy, if you don't mind -- we had different philosophies about how to lead the news room. >> rose: so it was management style. >> yes, it was management style. our styles are different. >> rose: and the publisher decided it was time for a change? >> yes, that's right. and that's about a year and a half ago. >> rose: so what's your goal as editor and chief of the "new york times"? >> my first goal is to make the "new york times" better. every executive editor of a big news organization wants to make it better. i want to make it in particular a great investigative institution. i care greatly about investigative reporting and something i made a priority. i would love to have lead a news organization that's on sound

"today in new york" starts now. and a good sunday morning to you. welcome to "today in new york." it's the eighth of november. so glad you chose to join us this morning. i'm pat battle. >> and i'm gus rosendale. it is finally starting to feel like november. a bit of a change from yesterday, raf. >>> we are ready for it, though. temperatures require jackets this morning. good morning, everyone. it's cool out there, but not too cool with temperatures in the 40s and 30s in some suburbs. it will be a perfect november day. we are expecting a lot of sunsyise and a comfortable feel. then we have rain to track heading back to work over the next few days. here's a look at storm tracker right now, we are not tracking any rain. it's a beautifully quiet morning. mostly clear skies from new york city down the jersey shore. planning your day today, maybe this is the day to check out the fall foliage. perfect for that. temperatures are generally in the 40s in the suburbs. back to the low 50s by the middle of the day. today's high temperature is much cooler and an appropriate 56 degrees with suns

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irchlts always worried about new york. i travel to new york periodically to check with the nypd and fbi, state and locals. new york, washington, d.c., they're crying out for attacks right now in these two cities. these are the two biggest tarts in the united states. i think our sense of security has heightened, but i'm very worried, when you look at the number of arrests that have taken place, the 1,000 investigations in at 50 states that the fbi is conducting, and the return of foreign fighters to the united states, all ticking time bombs. this is a very high-threat environment. >> those comments echo a similar warning earlier this week from dianne feinstein. >> i've never been more concerned. i read the intelligence faithfully. isil is not contained, isil is expanding. they have just put out a video saying it is their intend to attack this country. i think we have to be prepared. >> well, michael schmidt is an report with "new york times." leaf, h leif, how do we put that together? based pong what happened in paris. then

york, by new yorkers about new york, has been written by people who come from the extremely flavorful new york, well, places in the city's that are so marked by the inventiveness of those who have less, you know, in material terms and, therefore, make more out of what they have. there's a scene in my own book in which i describe walking with leonard, practically lifelong friend, and the way he walks the streets in the city, which is throughout the boroughs, unlike his feet are flat on the ground as he knows every single borough, and he always reminded me of the post-world war ii italian movies in which you have working-class wrong with scenes so often, and it's the world of people who own the streets by walking them and knowing them and, therefore, transform it, making them in your own image and having that imprint. i'm not in the working class anymore, and i don't know working-class neighborhoods. people are always saying the city is finished, it's all over, but what do i know? what do we know? it's been replicated i'm sure in the bronx your in the bronx, queens, all over the place.

both the new york city, upstate new york. this is the irony of the situation. free blacks are very beleaguered in new york city, and once the 1850 law is passed, a lot of them flee the city because many of them are fugitive slaves. if they are not, there are afraid of being caught up in the taccone and law. decade0's is the only where the black population clients in new york city to 11,000 from 13,000. nonetheless, these free black -- the jobs they were able to have put them in a position to help fugitive slaves. they worked on the docks. they were on the lookout for slaves sitting on boats. they worked in hotels. they worked in private homes. they came into contact with slaves, even brought into new york against new york law by seven or spirit southerners took come to new york to a hotel with their slaves. even after 1841, when that was illegal. new york hotels would not allow free blacks to rent a room. but they would give accommodations to slaves of southerners were visiting the city on business. groupsthese different are members involved in this operation.

new york police say the video reaffirms the message that new york city remains a top terror target. the nypd says it sees no current or specific threat to the city as yet. the video comes just days after another isis video threatened washington, d.c. and it comes the same day as the dramatic police raid. give us a sense of how seriously the nypd are looking at the propaganda threat. >> reporter: they say they are always on high alert here in the city and have been on high alert since 9/11. times square where you see a number of heavily armed officers. these officers around the city have radiation detectors on their hips. they are there to detect change in radiation in case a dirty bomb is out there. they have hundreds of counter terrorism throughout the city. they say it is the most protected city in the world and they are standing by that. times square especially you saw in that isis propaganda video an image of gap in herald square. in 2010 there was an attempted bomb set off by a man in a car. it was stopped. a man saw smoke coming out of the car. they were able to work outsituat

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shots of new york city. why the mayor and police commissioner said new yorkers should not be worried. >> police are on the look out for a hit and run driver who left a woman to die in the street. just one of two similar crashes over night in the same neighborhood. >> you will definitely need that umbrella later on today. meteorologist bill evans has the exclusive damp accuweather forecast. >> channel 7 eyewitness news this morning is coming back in just a momentum. >>> good morning. it's 6:00 and worldwide raids continues this morning following the terror

(announcer vo) play the i love new york scratch-off from the new york lottery. you could win trips to exciting . the megaball 8. play on america. >>> now new york's number one news. channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> tonight a driveway disaster and it was caught an camera. a couple working on their car slammed into them and takes off. >>> and new information, cops searching for clues. one man dead, a six-year-old girl recovering from a bullet wound. good evening at 11:00 o'clock. i'm sade baderinwa. >> and i'm bill ritter. shots rang out in a neighborhood. >> we have new details on the victims. >> reporter: police towing this what it honda sedan with a while searching for clues through the night after gunshots rang out in front of this home. a six-year-old girl and his nine-year-old daughter were playing outside when bullets started flying. killing a man in his 20, hitting a woman, and the little girl. he says seven shots his house. then three men drove up in a car, and the driver opened fire. woman is. she suffered minor injuries and was treated on scene. a neighbo

stay up-to-date with the news 4 new york app. tap the news 4 logo, scroll down and select the weather tab. you can see the latest forecast, use our interactive radar and learn how to make your own weather video. the news 4 new york for the iphone is available in the app store right now. pat and gus, over to you. >>> thank you, raphael. still to come on "today in new york," we'll continue our team coverage from paris. plus a look at our other top stories making news this morning >>> we turn to other news now, and next week one of new york's big murder cases will be back in light. >> mark fisher was shot dead on the brooklyn streets. the accused, john jucca, grabbed headlines after his mother tried to seduce the juror. hope his conviction could be overturned. sara wallace made the trip for a new jailhouse interview. >> reporter: 32-year-old john jucca has been in six prisons in 11 years behind bars. his latest stop, clinton correctional facility near the canadian border. >> every day is hell. you can imagine the worst day of your l

(announcer vo) play the i love new york scratch-off from the new york lottery. you could win trips to exciting new york destinations or up to $25,000 in cash. rob: we welcome you back to our 2015 tcs new york city marathon coverage here on channel 7. you see the masses coming what a beautiful shot there. you can see as the masses come to us right into your living room. thank you for being with us. our day began bright and early, dark and early. hannah: you know what was funny? i don't know if you had this same experience. as i was coming to work this morning, so many people were still out in their halloween costumes partying. rob: i left the hotel and some people were just coming in. hannah: yes. quite the weekend between the world series games, halloween and then this morning the biggest party possible here in central park. rob: i don't know who is having more fun than new york city this weekend. it's been fantastic. every step of the way has been fun. hannah: i can name three folks who had a lot of fun today. john, tim, and carrie who did a great job calling t

target is new york city. this just after a couple of days ago they threatened washington, d.c. now, to be clear, you look at these pictures you don't know where isis shot this. there are a lot of stock images out there of locations and targets and buildings in new york city. and it appears possible that that image you see there of herald square is a stock image. so this could be not necessarily substantial, but we do know isis has an enormous aspiration to attack the u.s. i've gotten that warning repeatedly from french security officials here this week. and certainly from u.s. officials. of course the question becomes capability. they don't have the same capability that they have in europe. it's just closer, frankly, easier to get from syria, don't have an ocean to cross or plane to hop on. but we know that's their desire. the u.s. takes it seriously. whether this is substantial, we doept know yet but certainly threatening. >> certainly does. jim sciutto in paris, thanks very much. we're back with republican

>> we worked together with new york state. so, new york state has the consolidated funding applications that gives grants to various economic development projects that are then divvied up by region -- economic region. >> okay. >> and so, we were selected as one of the winners of a grant in the mid-hudson region for a million dollars of loan capital. >> so -- so you literally have a million dollars that's ready to be doled out to good recipients like mercedes who needed to get correct? >> that's correct. >> what are the qualifications in a nutshell that you look for when someone applies or a business applies? >> so, we have a few minimum credit qualifiers that people >> mm-hmm. >> but we also, obviously, look at the personal story of our applicants, so we don't look just by the numbers. we try to really get to know the applicants and see how we might be able to help. >> okay. mercedes, you found them, or they found you? >> i found them. >> you found them. how? >> i was researching online. i was not happy with my bank was offeri

dramatic images of the drills here in new york city. right here in new york city. police and s.w.a.t. teams practicing the event of a suicide bombing or an attack on the subway. and all of this comes tonight as investigators now say a suicide belt has been discovered in paris. and they now want to know if it belonged to the alleged eighth attacker, still on the run. abc's jonathan karl is standing by at the white house with why the alert was issued tonight. and we begin with abc's cecilia vega on the steps being taken right now to keep americans safe. >> reporter: tonight, amid that new alert, the state department warning u.s. citizens to possible risks of travel due to increased terrorist threats. hundreds of officers, their guns drawn, shots fired. a terror attack on a new york subway. this time, it was only a drill. but they are preparing for the worst. >> we are, and we continue to be, and we have been, concerned about copy cat-like attacks. >> reporter: isis promising attacks in this propaganda video, showing images of new york's iconic times square. and the c

it doesn't get much better than that. >> new york, new york. the skyline. it is just an amazing group of people. it is special. >> it is really fun. a great spot to do this workout. looking around at the city. >> as cool as the experience was, this workout is about more than the view. >> i'm a sports medicine doctor and a runner. i saw so many people and injuring themselves. i think the main issue is they are not strong enough. i thought, how do i keep them on the road and out of my office. the answer is to keep muscles stronger. >> that is why they are training for the tcs new york city marathon. >> this helps you just keep >> we both had injuries in the past. strengthening all of your muscles helps with speed and endurance and running overall. >> science backs it all out. >> running does not have to hurt. when your muscles are strong, running as comfortable. >> as for that experience factor, this is the type of atmosphere that translates to running the 26.2 miles. >> the new york marathon is about taking the energy and internalizing it. it is my favorite

specific threat in the new york area. back to you. >> certainly a nervous time. jonathan, thanks so much. >>> at the g-20 economic summit today in turkey, president obama once again condemned the paris attacks. >> as was true with the terrible attacks that took place in ankara, the killing of innocent people based on a twisted ideology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it's an attack on the civilized world. >> check this out. the president also discussed his views on syria during a brief face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. >>> you heard our chief investigative reporter there talking about security on everyone's mind, also on this football sunday with the paris terrorists targeting the area near a packed stadium, the nfl isn't taking any chances and has order increased security all across the country. ray very yesterday illeda is live at the stadium. >> we are noticing an increase in secure i as i'm talking, i'm seeing a state police trooper driving around here in the parking

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first up at the lincoln tunnel on the new york side, heading to new jersey. center tube accident there. that is taking up a lane. also in new jersey on the turnpike south and in the truck lanes a crash at exit 11. garden state parkway. off to the side. still could find some delays. let's take a live look. the l.i.e., that is moving very well. no problems there. now out in smith town on long island, we have a closure from a water main break. jericho turnpike. that is going to be both directions finding that shutdown. fast track for this morning on the a train. no service between in wood 200 and 7th and 168th. give that a few moments until that does wrap up. commuter checklist does look great. alternate side of the road rules are coming up. >>> emily, thank you. >>> porsche is responding to a lawsuit by actor paul walker's daughter. his daughter meadow says that the car he was riding in had a defective seat belt, lack of electronic stability control and inadequate side door side bars. porsche said it was misused and it was traveling between 80 to 93 miles an ho

. >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, this is cbs 2 news at 11:00. >>> paris under attack, shootouts hostages and explosions that took a stadium. tonight the country's borders are closed as the reality and enormity of the situation sets in. >> it is getting worse, very scary. and officers stand guard in new york, the president sends a stern message. >> an attack not just on the people of france, but this is an attack on all of humanity. >> good evening everyone. >> here is the very latest information more than 100 innocent victims were killed. french police believe all of the attackers involved in the still searching, though, for possible accomplices. tonight french president has declared a state of emergency. >> this coordinated violent took place at multiple locations, we have a team of reporters covering the attacks and we begin with valerie castro in our newsroom with the very latest, valerie. >> reporter: police say the deadliest attack was at a concert hall started outside the venue as the targeted near by cafes with machine gunfire and made their way inside t

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new york city banks. he struck at least six times since sunday. police say he robbed three people in separate incidents at the same bank of america in hell's kitchen. he also struck at three different banks all on the upper west side. and this is the man police are looking for. they say he approaches his victims while they're using or they've just finished using that atm. police say he threatens them with a knife, takes off with their cash. they say in some cases, he's gotten violent and choked or punched his victims. >>> a big mistake may help police catch three guys who are targeting commuters on the 6 train in the bronx. police say one of the men took this selfie with a cell phone he stole from a teen at east 149th street at the station there tuesday. investigators say these three men also attacked and robbed at least two other commuters at the same station. police. >>> and right now, police are hoping someone can identify a suspect in a scary home invasion in queens. very scary. you can see the man th

jersey, and new york city. the nypd used to do a lot more of that. they do less of it now. what's your position on that? >> i believe we should monitor wherever we have to. and i don't think mosques should be off limits. we do know that, in the past, a number of terrorist threats have originated in mosques, and we have to follow the threats. and if they're coming from a mosque, then we have to use surveillance. to me, one of the ways you anticipate an attack and be ready for it is to have people in the community, people who are willing to inform, if you will, people who are willing to say what's happening in that community, and that has worked in the past, and i think it's essential. i see nothing wrong with it. i've always used the example -- when the fbi was going after organized crime and the mafia, they went into the italian communities, the italian social clubs. when they were going after the westies, an irish gang, they were in all the irish bars in the west side of manhattan. they were in irish clubs, ir

york daily news reports the mother that left her newborn baby in a christmas manger inside a new york city church won't be charged. surveillance video showed the mom leaving the baby inside the church on monday. the mom says she felt the baby was in a warm, safe place and came back later to check on it. >>> "the new york times" reports west point is banning pillow fights, after a bloody brawl left 30 injured this summer. first-year cadets traditionally organize the pillow flight at the end of the summer of training to build camaraderie. but in august some pack their pillowcases with hard objects. >>> the san jose mercury news reports shoppers are embracing their smartphones for online shopping this long holiday weekend. for the first time, shoppers using their phones to visit retailer's websites are expected to exceed those using computers. mobile sales are expected to jump to 36% of all online sales, up from 27% last year. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," mellody hobson looks at what to expect for black friday shopping this year. >>> still to come, baggage handlers caught on vide

the new york city buses, new jersey transit. everything is running fine and alternate side meter rules in effect. >> thank you very much, emily. 6:35. now to breaking news in manhattan. a young woman now in the hospital following a shooting in the flat iron district. "today in new york's" tracie strahan has been bringing us updates from the scene all morning, tracie? >> darlene, another update for you. you can see an nypd squad car has returned to 28th street. that is the street where around 2:15 this morning that 21-year-old woman was grazed in the leg. now according to police, she was not the intended target. she was caught in the cross fire. two men that she was walking near on 28th street were engaged in an argumen and that's when gunfire erupted. i want to show you now on the other side. broadway, that's the nomad hotel. according to police, that woman ran inside for help after she was grazed in her right leg. they were able to call an ambulance for her. she is currently recovering in stable conditi at bellevue hospital. bu

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a taste of new york store to promote new york products. but if you remember, we talked about an investment the governor's looking to make in new york, $5 million for tourism that we'll promote between new york and puerto rico. for that effort. >> mm-hmm. >> and the ribbon cutting of that office took place this past weekend. >> brenda, are you seeing ripple effects in terms of what you're hearing back on the island, that the efforts of new yorkers like marcos and the governor and the some sort of impact, measurable impact? are we at that point yet where change? >> definitely. i think the diaspora is very well connected to the puerto rican community and the leaders, the advocates in the island. and i think they are starting to see the efforts, the lending hand that we're giving them from the diaspora, as something very positive. and, you know, and also the fact that most of their relatives, you know, are living in the united states. so, definitely, yes. >> we've talked about that quite a bit. at the same time, you know, it's not getting bett

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heavily armed officers now stand guard in new york city's times square, landmark at center of the new threat from isis. >> the people of the new york city will not be intimidated. >> in a rare late night press conference wednesday, city officials called for vigilance, threat came in a video released by the terror group that shows a suicide bomber preparing for an attack and footage of the tourist sites and restaurants in times square. >> there is nothing new about that video. it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mix up of previous police video. we believe it is a compilation have of videos going back to one in august. >> reporter: in all about 19 seconds of old footage from around new york appears in the footage. the police officials say it rearms that the city remains ape top terrorist target. following friday's deadly attacks in paris, the nypd has beefed up patrols and dispatched a new counter terrorism unit. >> i want to encourage all new yorkers to continue to go about their business normally. >> reporter: in recent days isis has threatened a a attacks in washingto

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headquarters here in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the prime minister of france said his government knew isis was preparing to attack and that more attacks are being planned europe. overnight, french police raided suspected terrorists. it's part of an international manhunt for this man who is believed to have helped organized the paris attacks that left at least 129 dead and hundreds more wounded. hours after the attack, he was stopped by police near the belgian border but released. france launched airstrikes against isis in syria overnight. president obama is at the g-20 summit in turkey where leaders are planning a response to the terrorism. our coverage begins in paris with johnathan vigliotti. >> reporter: good morning. the police say they almost had salah in their grips. four hours after the attacks here on friday, he was pulled over in that car. questioned by authorities but at the time they had no idea who they were speaking with and let him go. a wave of panic has

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sheldon, dutes, news 4 new york. new york, connecticut state line looking what's left from a plane that took off last nht and dropped off radar. tracy, the latest? >> reporter: at activity still very much under way, state police drivers with sonar uipment to go back in the seroir to find out more about the plane and find additional debris. it remains unclear if more than one person was on board the cessna that went down here. as they try to get more answers, they are scoping out the body of water behind me from every angle. >> it was spotted by a state police helicopter that led crews to finally find debris from a plane that hasn't been heard from for hours. >> we have found debris here in the reservoir, including at least one seat from an airplane and wheels. >> reporter: boats from the department of environmental protection got back into the water in hopes of not only finding the sin e engine cessna but signs of passengers on board. officials refld a call around 5:00 thursday night that t y lost the tracking signal on the plane that was cleared to land there from mississippi. lo cal f

but here in new york city, the new york city police department is the most qualified department in the country, if not the world. >> reporter: it's not just new york. from drills in los angeles -- >> respond, code three to training exercise. >> reporter: to the nfl, increasing security at every stadium around the country. at the height of holiday travel from train stations to airports, stepped up police presence. jitters flying high. this southwest airlines flight diverted to kansas city sunday because officials say three passengers didn't follow crew instruction. once of several similar incidents this past week. in each case, the passengers were cleared and put on other flights. >> and scecilia vega live with us. the state department not listing specific locations, but here in new york, they've already taken added measures. >> reporter: that's right, david. that alert is global, but i can tell you, even out here in times square, that alert feels especially high tonight. today, authorities in new york unveiling a new app where people can send to them on their cell phone photos of suspi

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marci gonzalez, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> roughly 10,000 state workers in new york will soon be getting a pay raise. governor cuomo signed an executive order today raising the minimum wage to $15 for state workers. the signing came on a national day of protest to demand a $15 minimum wage for all workers. >>> tomorrow in honor of veterans day, all active and retired members of the u.s. military get free rides on new jersey transit. vets will be able to use trains, buses, and light rail for free all day after showing a valid military i.d. the agency says it's a privilege to salute those who >>> a private charter plane slamming in to an apartment. the fireball then a terrifying scene of carnage. tonight the search for crews and what went wrong. >> a video of a professor confronting a news photographer and it goes viral. >> we go live outside, just a gross night to be out and about. will it get better it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with sp