crime scene in a bronc beauty salon. how you feeling tonight? feeling great. talking to commissioner bratton after he announced he s stepping down sooner than expected. he ran under two radically different mayors. in a matter of, we someone new will take his place. cbs 2 s tony aiello is live in harlem. reporter: he is widely seen as one of the most fluential leaders ever in living room. enforcement. all the pressure is shifted on him. he ll see how he looks in a day or so. reporter: the current and future commissioners. no one has done more to keep us safe in the entire history of this city. reporter: for 31 months, the two bills have celebrated significant success. overall crime rate driven to historic diverse than ever. also tragedy, the murder of four cops. and a corruption scandal that took root during the bloomberg administration but blew up under deblazio and bratton. the mayor gave him extraordinary freedom to speak his mind and told him the job was
didn t return home from jogging. she was found in this grassy area near a bike path around four hours later, around 11:15 last night, just a few blocks from her home, and she was pronounced dead here at the scene. now, investigators say that her death does appear to be suspicious and this brush area where she was found is just across the street from a residential neighborhood where residents this morning say they know, ??you see so close by, it really a shock. really a shock. i feel bad for the parents. she went jogging, you know, and she never, you know, returned home. i think somebody had to find her. ed sad and shocking that it s right in your back yard, and if you hear something like this going on, crazy. very sad. reporter: again, evidence as they try to piece together what happened in this case. so far, though, police have not confirmed the identity of that victim. reporting live this morning from howard beach, queens, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. all right, janelle
consulate and then he s followed by a young woman. police say that they got inside just after 1:00 on monday morning. they broke into the consulate general of the republic of indonesia here on east 68th street between fifth and madison avenues, opening an unlocked door, taking their pickup, whatever was inside. in the surveillance, you can see the suspects walking through the building, and when they walked out just after 1:00 monday morning, they walked out with bottles of vodka, a a 2004 tan honda odyssey minivan. they used that as their get- away car according to police. now, one of the functions of the consulate here is to issue visas to indonesiaian citizens. no word if there was any sensitive information on that tablet that was stolen, but police say the 2004 honda odyssey van that they were traveling in an used as a get- away car has diplomatic plates. van, and, of course, these two suspects this morning. live on the upper eefs, magdalena doris, cbs 2 news. thank you.
to pick your seat. and a glued en-free beer. we are joined by the cofounders of stuffer fest. hot and cold this weekend. we are taking a live look at the bridge. it is going to be hot. not only in the far east bay but even in san francisco. possibly 90 degrees in the city today. hot pretty much every where. too hot, gasia. i grew up in livermore. too hot. 90, we expect it. but in the city? no. i like the dry heat? you came down from meridian and the driver was wonderful. yeah, talking about the opportunity. the trashing was not great. in san francisco, i grew up in san francisco. 90 is too hot. san francisco, yes. 75 in san francisco is perfect. that s right for you. for us, livermore, 90, no big deal. we want to ask you, with temperatures expected to break records in some spots, 90s in some places, we want to know, do you like to stay inside and beat the heat or go outside and enjoy it? did you work going to the beach? not endorsing that. you are
and ted cruz making new york s primary more important. front runner donald trump holds a rally on long island expected to have protesters. we ve got the full spectrum of the republican party coming together. it was a must win for the texas senator and he did. his convincing victory in wisconsin with the math for donald trump. and new york, which rarery matters in the gop nominating process, and with studios on long island. bringing a level of excitement to the new york side we ve never had before. on the democrat side senator give hum momentum heading to new york. where hillary clinton s polls shrunk to 10 points prompting this prediction. it is very, v very unlikely that secretary clinton on sanders will have pledgeddelegates to win. trying to close the door of talk of an open convention. there isn t going to be doubt on the republican side who is the nominee well ahead of theconvention on our side. concentrating on new york where she needs a big win. i kno
following a new lead. we want to make sure we let the public know what we are doing, because we want the leads to continue to come in. the chief described the situation today as the first day of what will be a two day event. we just all the police command vehicle leave here about five minutes ago, so perhaps the search is over today. we for nothing officially from the police come but we will have more at 5:00 and here from one of the girls family members. the purple line is closer to beginning construction in maryland. the partnership to create a light rail line is moving forward. brad bell is in new carrollton. this is a slow burn . absolutely. the funding is approved. it is one of the reasons people are so excited. , off ofget off of metro climb, off of a bus, and onto the light rail system where the texan stand is now and head west. tonight for the first time we can show you pictures of what will look like.ca , adoes look like a bus little more spacious. each of the
before they achieve their ultimate goals, they had to accomplish this tonight. chris: and they did it with 302 yards offense, after intermission. clemson, has won the division. but a lot more work to do, to reach, what they hope, will be the ultimate goal. the selection committee s number one team, played like it in the second half. and they dethrone the three-time reigning acc champions from florida state with a 17-3 edge, in the second half. what a scene here in clemson. the ball game, this quarterback, this team. tony elliot, this coaches will never forget. on abc tonight, it s the unbeaten buckeyes, hosting the gophers on sunday night football. for kirk herbstreit, heather cox and our entire team here at clemson, chris fowler saying, so long for now. baby! i love that we re spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don t you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it s off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like w
jackson-cartwright navigating. [ crowd noise ] york, nice. with an answer. steve: york and anderson, the upper classmen. beautiful pass. and the foul. dime takes it right at anderson, tarczewski also coming over. andrews penetration forces arizona to help uphill. and that exposes the baseline. tim: caleb tarczewski gets his third. young man from senegal, spent time at indian hills community he speaks eight languages. he s improved his english, spanish, arabic. he had it all. they asked him to tell something true about hip self, something about one of his teammates then tell a lie. he told the team, i no lie. i cannot lie. [ crowd noise ] tim: tied at 70-70. york. get the feeling we may have an extra session today? steve: it s a donny brooke from start to finish. tim: it has o.t. written all over it. just been that kind of game. so many lead changes. always keeps them in it. washington s athletic. steve: punch and counterpunch. game of runs. tim: two minutes left
45% alcohol. per capita, that is also a term. what does per capita mean? yeah? [indiscernible] the u.s. population, we say per capita, that includes bornn and children in newpo and that s and we are taking the quantity of alcohol consumed in 1790 and dividing by the total population and we are getting 3.5 gallons per person. i think we conclude men were drinking most of this, were drinking more than the infants, and probably were drinking much more than the women were. men s can assume that consumption was probably on the order of 16 gallons per year, of the equivalent of 90 proof alcohol. now that is higher than it was previously during the colonial era, and yet it will go up. you see by 1830, it gets up to four gallons per capita in the u.s. peakis a time of consumption of alcohol in american history. you were wondering, how do you measure up? the last statistic i have for the year 2007, it shows alcohol consumption in this country is half of what it used to be, and yet t
the timeline or era by era, we could absolutely miss vitally important things. instead of trying to do that and failing, what if we just gave a snapshot of st. louis history that would give people a glimpse of all of the diverse things that have happened and they can use their imaginations to fill in the rest. objects 50 moments, 50 to try to choose the most diverse selection that we could. we are standing in the 50 objects section of the exhibit right now. this is what most people would call the real history. this is where the object is right in front of you, this is such a huge part of st. louis s history. with lotsmazing story of different breweries. the most famous became anheuser-busch. era of anheuser-busch talking about millions of barrels, we think they are producing so much beer that this is from an era when things were so much simpler. it is fun to show people this object and gauge their response. they had cans, they put courts in the top of wattles. somebody had to