new year. breaking news right now a man hit by a train in manhattan. it's causing delays to several

plus a body found in the piles and piles of bedbugs uncovered at a manhattan hotel. >> bugs, the size of your pinkie nail. 50 right there. >> a vacation turned into a nightmare. the bites so bad, they forced a couple to spend new year's day in urgent care. but we begin right now with breaking news, subway delays in manhattan after a man was struck by a train. >> he was hit by a northbound

station about 9:00 this evening. a spokesperson is describing the man's presence on the tracks as quote unauthorized. the man was rushed to bellevue hospital. service to the a., c. d. e. and f. lines has resumed at this time but we are told there are residual delays. now to the bedbug nightmare, a couple from california thought they were on a dream vacation to new york city. >> but take a look at this. they saw this -- they say rather that this is what they found under their mattress at the as tor on the park hotel on the upper west side. tonight they are speaking only to eyewitness news. >> cefaan kim is outside the hotel with their story. cefaan? >> reporter: well, joe and sandra, it was a gift from his mother to celebrate his big 30th birthday. his first vacation with his girlfriend as a couple and they were supposed to do the ball drop in times square and take in all the sights and sounds of the city but the california man says because of the bedbugs inside this hotel, it will be a

the wrong reasons. >> we are expecting a vacation to remember the rest of our lives. and -- and we will definitely remember it for the rest of our lives. but it won't be a pleasant memory. >> reporter: for he and his girlfriend, it was supposed to be a dream vacation. after staying in a hotel room infested with bedbugs the dream vacation turned into a nightmare. >> look at these. i'm touching them with a pin. >> reporter: this is video he says he shot while staying at the park hotel on central park west. they arrived on wednesday and by thursday -- >> an infestation where my girlfriend slept last night. i can't believe it. this is the third room we've been in after two without heaters. they're everywhere. on the bed. >> reporter: the california man says they had planned to be in times square to see the ball drop. that never happened and on his firth day. new year's day -- birthday, new year's day, they had tickets to

>> on my birthday, i'm in the hospital and i'm washing the best clothes that i brought that i owned for this vacation and actually during that process, many of her clothes became damaged because they're not meant to be dried. >> reporter: hundreds of dollars of the the belongings cleaned and meanwhile he says his girlfriend's body is still inflamed and is furious. and she can't eat because she's nauseous and she's not the only one. we showed this video to neighbors and hotel guests, the reaction was pretty much what you'd expect. >> it was disgusting, i don't really feel like sleeping here. >> reporter: teddy phillips from australia has been staying here for a week and says her stay has been near perfect. a clean room with no complaints. but after seeing in. >> pretty disturbing that's for sure, like if we'd seen that a couple of days ago we would have possibly checked out and gone and stayed somewhere else. >> reporter: now we tried multiple times and multiple ways to get the hotel side of this story.

we also reached out to the department of housing and urban development but have not heard back. they did refund him but he says it's about the memories he came for and never got. on the upper west side, cefaan kim, channel 7 eyewitness news. okay thank you. new at 11:00, authorities are investigating threats allegedly made against newark mayor. his spokeswoman says this weekend at his mother's home, he found two letters written in october that contained threats. the statement said city facilities were also threatened. information. newark police and essex county letters. investigators in new jersey are awaiting the results of an autopsy tonight after human i mains were found -- remains were found in a home damaged by fire. it was found in clifton after firefighters were able to knock down the flames.

eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer will have reaction from neighbors coming up in our next half hour. a sad end to the search for a 5-year-old autistic boy. his body has been found. the child wantered off from a new year's eve party at a home in pennsylvania's lehigh county. he'd been playing with other children at the time and his parents said he was barefoot and not wearing a coat. his body was discovered in a canal this afternoon a short distance from where that party was being held. he served his country as a sergeant with the air national guard. he died for his country. fighting terrorists in afghanistan. mourners gathered on long island today for an emotional farewell to a husband, a father, and a patriot louis bonacasa. eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff has the story from coram. >> reporter: mourners gathered for the funeral service for new

31-year-old staff sergeant louis bonacasa. his wife debra and 5-year-old daughter paid their respects to his casket carried into new beginnings christian center in coram, long island. >> it's very emotional. sad to see that young man. but you know somewhat? we thank him for his service and his sacrifice. >> reporter: the ultimate sacrifice that will be melt most by -- felt most by his family. debra read a poem for her husband of 11 years, they met in boot camp. >> so proud and honored to be your wife. thank you for sharing with me this beautiful life. >> reporter: she spoke about the suffolk county native's desire to serve. sergeant bonacasa was assigned to the new york air national guard's 105th air lift wing. he had promised his family that his fourth tour of duty would be his last. >> louis was good at his job and he loved what he did and he loved what he did because he wanted nothing more than to protect his family and his

>> reporter: he was one of six u.s. service members killed when a suicide bomber attacked their patrol in afghanistan outside be a grab air base. it's -- bagram air base. he's being called a hero. he described a staff sergeant dedicated to a cause. >> he was drawn together with other airmen with a common purpose and an unquestionable set of values. personal courage, selfless service, duty. honor, respect. and loyalty. >> reporter: the description of the man that will undoubtedly be shared many times over with his daughter in the years ahead. an airman dedicated to protecting the country he loved. in coram, long island, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> 17-year-old andrew denton of east meadow and 17-year-old jacob talent of syosset face assault and other charges tonight. bricks thrown from a pedestrian overpass hit two vehicles on

union dale last saturday night. two people suffered minor injuries. meanwhile, a man from connecticut is under arrest after weapons were found inside his car outside gillette stadium in massachusetts. police say they found a sword, meat cleaver, a cross bow and stun gun in matthew bronson's car outside the winter classic in foxboro. bronson from north gran by faces charges including assault with a dangerous weapon. his arraignment is scheduled for monday. today president obama signed an emergency declaration for missouri as parts of that state remain flooded. the mississippi river is surging south breaching levies and flooding small towns. the river crested in cape joy rash doe overnight but the water only just began to drain away. in the st. louis area people are just starting to deal with the damage there. one man's house built to withstand flooding was swept away anyway. >> living on the riverring you know you expect -- river you

but you know you put stuff high and river goes down and you wash stuff and carry on. you never expect your house to float away. >> the governor of illinois declared 12 counties disaster areas. he wants people in threatened areas to leave their homes in case of a levy breach. the flooding has killed 24 people and destroyed hundreds of homes. a wake with a shake. an earthquake hit northern new jersey that quake struck around 1:00 this morning and registered 2.1 on the richter scale. that doesn't usually cause major tremors, but police in ringwood got about 50 calls right after it happened. the quake hit about five miles underground along the ramapo fault line. which is one of the oldest and longest fault lines in the world. >> well, usually people call in with their damage. we had no damage reported. we do contact an observatory and they'll give us a full report probably monday or tuesday of exactly what happened.

no injuries and no reports of damage. extremists used video of trump in a recruitment video. tonight the presidential candidate responds to the new video circulating online. fired from a factory. they say it was over prayer. why the company insists it has nodding to with -- nothing to do with religion. >> they were supposing to be cleaning up times square but some cops ended up saving a tourist's life. we'll explain how. >> and finally feeling a little bit more like january out there. temperatures in the mid 30s right now but we have our

saudi arabia has sparked new unrest in the middle east with the announcement it executed 47 prisoners including a prominent shiite cleric. iran warned that the sunni led saudi monarchy would pay a heavy price for the death of theshake. he had rallied protests against the government and was convicted on twitch charges. -- terrorism charges, also executed were al-qaeda detainees convicted of attacking forces a decade ago. indian forces appear to have secured a military base after the early morning terrorist attack. suspected militants infiltrated the base near the border with pakistan before dawn. they exchanged fire with troops for hours and officials say four gunmen were killed and two indian military personnel died.

continuing to search and secure the base. donald trump has no plans to change his message despite an al-qaeda affiliate's use of the republican presidential candidate in a recruitment video. that video made by al-shabaab in somalia uses a clip of comment trump made last month about preventing muslims from entering the u.s. the video is aimed at reciting americans. the end response -- recruiting americans. in the end response trump is standing firm saying quote i have to say what i have to say. president obama and his family are going back to washington, d.c. tonight. the obamas spent 15 days in hawaii where they annually spend the holidays. as he has in the past, the president got in at least a couple of rounds of golf. a tourist is in the hospital tonight recovering after he stopped breathing and had to be revived by new york city police officers. those officers were helping to pick up some of the barriers left from the new year's eve celebration in midtown when

down. one of his passengers was unconscious. the officers began cpr but they couldn't get a pulse. they were finally able to get his heart beating again using a defibrillator. 60-year-old man is in the hospital where he again is reportedly recovering. a woman carjacked and kidnapped at a gas station. her escape caught on camera and how strangers tried to help catch the suspect. >> plus, it's not what "game of thrones" fans want to hear. the author of the series makes a big announcement about the latest book. >> and a live look outside on this saturday night. it finally feels like winter and even colder temperatures

all right, jeff. so chilly air is coming in here. >> oh, yeah. >> winter finally arrives in january. >> that's right. [ laughter ] >> we're not complaining. >> okay. >> the thing is, the chill is not going to coincide with much moisture. so we're not looking for any big snowfalls in the near term. but it is going to get really, really cold for monday into tuesday. monday is going to be one of those days that starts around freezing and then it drops through the 20s during the day and it will feel like the teens out there with the wind. in the meantime, a little bit of a chill out there right now. we have temperatures in the 30s in midtown manhattan and some of the suburbs have cooled down much more significantly though a look over towards the empire state building still -- lit up

temperature right now 35. that wind coming in from the west at 7. so the high on the day got up to 40 after a morning low of 32. so even though it felt so chilly out there, today that was mainly because we just got off of such a warm december. the warmest december by far that we've ever had. in new york city. but still today even though it got up to about 40 it felt chilly and still a little bill above average for this time the year, the about 39. bright and breezy out there tomorrow. temperatures a few degrees warmer than they were today. probably mid 40s but because of the wind it won't feel that mild. the cold air really arrives late tomorrow night into monday. coldest so far this season. coldest since last february as a matter of fact. when we had the really, really bitter days. 32 newark and 31 at tear bro right now. 31 -- teterboro right now. 31 white plains. some areas north and west of the city already below freezing. 37 in morristown and monticello. 25 at toms river because you have more significant clearing down there.

cool down more quickly at night but there's much colder air located north of the u.s. canadian border. and we're finally going to be getting a direct shot of that air right from the north pole right across the tristate area as we head into monday and tuesday. let's track it all for you on this futurecast. through the day tomorrow, temperatures rising back up into the mid 40s but again with a wind out there it will never feel that mild. late tomorrow night and early sunday morning there could be a snow shower or a flurry areas north and west of the city. then during the day on monday. 31 at 6:00 in by 5:00 p.m. down to 27 degrees. here's the accuweather forecast for tonight. mainly clear and we're down 234 midtown. -- to 34 midtown. 20s in the bub,. clear tomorrow night and down to 26 again. again very cold out there on monday. only 31 for a high. could be a snow shower or flurry north and west of the city. windchills will be in the teens all day. lot of sunshine tuesday but not even getting up to freezing 678

notice -- freezing. only 31. not as harsh by wednesday. mid 40s and friday night into saturday, the system should mainly be in the form of liquid believe it or not. >> okay. >> are you happy about that? >> i'm neutral. [ laughter ] i'm a neutral journalist. await generalist. >> you could be -- happy new year. >> laura behnke next with sports. well, the first saturday of the new year has been a busy one in the world of sports and we have plenty of highlights on the way. beginning with the mets who headed -- nets who headed up to boston today.

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tjmaxx.com brands you love, at prices that work for you... anytime. maxx life! shop tjmaxx.com let's see if the new year is a good start for the nets, here's laura behnke. >> mixed bag for the teams but the nets it's a good thing. there's just something about brooklyn and the start of the new year for the nets. ever since the team moved into new york city, the nets have won their first game after first of the year. including today, it's now four straight. this afternoon the celtics and nets with the first of the home at home. opening quarter brook lopez just getting started and he hits the shot plus the foul. finished with a season high 30. this one got physical though. in the third lopez going to the hoop and gets tackled by jared

vacuum mg to his defense, later in the third a horrible moment for jack. knee seems to just give out and goes down in pain. team says it's a knee sprain. in the fourth the nets were just trying to holds on. johnson the turn around jumper. but 100-97 the nets win. the anyone ned needed the start of a fresh new year, it's the rangers which at one time were one of the hottest teams in the nhl. but entered 2016 with three wins in last 13 games. tonight right back to it. traveling to florida to meet the panthers. ., strike and knight for shaw the one-timer and 1-0. second period all florida. henrik lung quest and in. just one of those nights. 2-0. later in the period the panthers the man advantage. the one-timer 3-0. that's how it ends. the rangers' woes continue.

was the devils hosting the stars so open their 2016. second period, the shot from right in front the net. dallas though would tie it. in overtime, the dells on the -- dells on the power play -- devils on the power play and that's going to do it. 3-2 the devils with the ot win. and finally, the islanders in their first game of the year visiting pittsburgh. sydney crosby being crosby. he's one of best in the game. to prove it. he had a pair of power play goals. the pens were relent lets, 32 seconds after that, the aisles on the power play and cullen doesn't care, the islanders fall. and we have much more ahead in sports, when we return, tomorrow is the day new york football fans have been waiting for. the jets could earn a playoff spot while the giants could be playing tom coughlin's farewell game. maybe. plus speculation on the eve of

all week long, that rumor mill has been churning. that's what happens when a team especially a new york team fails to make the playoffs for four straight years, yes the giants. tomorrow big blue hosts the eagles and their final game of

now of what could be tom coughlin's last at the hell. no decisions -- helm. no decisions are expected until monday but he could be fire or just retire. stay tuned. meanwhile moving on to florham park, the situation is totally different for the jets who last year saw their head coach fired and tomorrow they'll come face- to-face with him as they try to earn a playoff berth. gang green is in buffalo tonight on the eve of its clash with rex ryan and the bills where it will be simple. win tomorrow and the jets are if the postseason for the first time -- in the postseason for the first time in five years. conference season is in full swing and for the st. john's men that has not been an easy transition. today facing the stiffest competition of the season so far. the johnnies headed to providence to face the 12th ranked priors, first -- friars, first half, off the turnover and willis dunk. second half providence just pulling away. chris dun the leading scorer and drives and jam. right there. 83-65 st. john's falls. and seton hall hosting depaul trying to say perfect in

east play. in for the jam and pirates up eight. depaul would cut it to one but seton hall hanging in there and carington the tough shot in the paint. the uconn men are ready to jump into their conference play as the huskies took a four game- winning streak into today's american opener. tonight uconn opening that conference play on the road at tulane. begins to purvis for the wing for the three ball. purvis, he sinks the floater there. some insurance. he had 20 points, 75-67. also today, syracuse on the road to meet number 13 miami. standarded well for the orange -- started well for the orange. first half the drive and the slam. they led by eight at the half but the second half totally different story. all miami off the turnover.

orange outscored 47-26 in that second half. 64-51. and finally, records in madison, wisconsin this afternoon beneath the badgers. second half scarlet knights trying to keep pace. mike williams with the jumper with the hand in his face. he led the way with 20 points but wisconsin was too much. they had zach show wait a minuter who had himself a game, a perfect 8 of 8 from the field. 21 points and 79-57. now 0-# to start off big ten play. but it's still early. >> yes it's a long season. all right. thank you laura. a fire in new jersey leaves one person dead and neighbors described the fast moving flames and their shock surrounding the deadly discovery inside a home. >> uber under fire tonight over surge pricing on new year's eve. the supercharge, supersurcharge reportedly by some riders.

here's a look at tonight's top stories. several subway lines are running with residual delays at this hour after a man was hit by a train. mta officials say the mannoses on the track at the 23rd strait -- man was on the track at the 23rd street station. he was taken to the hospital and at the this hour, his condition is unknown. and a solemn good-bye on long island to air national guardsman sergeant louis cone be a coo.

he was killed december 21st in afghanistan in a suicide bombing. topping the news this half hour, one person is dead after flames ripped through a home in new jersey. the fire started just before 2:00 on new year's day. >> but it wasn't until the flames were out that firefighters found human remains inside. tonight, neighbors in clifton are sharing their shock over the discovery. eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer has the details. >> called fire department. came outside ask the house was pretty much fully involved. >> reporter: mike living just two doors away hurried to his it in flames. it took he says just a matter of moments. >> it sounded like it might have been something exploded in there before also. a propane tank or something went off but as far as we knew, i didn't know if there was anyone in there or not. clifton firefighters arrived at the home on pershing road and began working to knock down the fire which neighbors said engulfed the second floor.

fast. scary to watch that. >> reporter: the fire began shortly before 2:00 in the afternoon on new year's day. and drew the attention of a number of neighbors who are now hearing that someone perished in the fire. but you're hearing that someone >> yeah, a shame. >> reporter: clifton police say that during the investigation of the fire, human remains of an individual were discovered inside. tore not rereel -- they are not revealing the age of gender of the person and the cause and origin of the fire is also being investigated by police and fire and the prosecutor's office. >> i know that people were running around frantically trying to figure out if somebody was inside. >> reporter: ken is another neighbor. >> very sad that's for sure. very sad. >> reporter: one neighbor laid abby toe of flowers -- a bouquet of flowers and silently spent moments on the front steps. also expected to conduct an autopsy to determine the cause

reporting from clifton, tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. the suspect in a deadly shooting outside a bar in tel- aviv. officials say he is from an arab village in northern israel. family members who recognized the man from surveillance video say that he is a troubled young man. yesterday, he pretended to be a customer in a store before putting down his backpack and then opening fire on a bar next door. two people were killed. seven others hurt. in brooklyn, police arrested a teenager cops say he opened fire on a fleeing crowd. this handgun was found at the scene. three police officers sitting in an unmarked patrol car last night in bedford-stuyvesant saw the teenager shoot at the crowd. they got out and chased hill down. the suspect was -- him down. suspect was not identified. investigators charged him as a juvenile. no word on any injuries. we are hearing from an attorney for the so-called

a surveillance video shows 18- year-old ethan couch in a shop in mexico. his lawyer is arguing that in mexico. he says the mexican government is trying to deport couch because it's easier than extradition. still, the deportation could take months. couch is wanted in the u.s. for probation. take a at this. a bystander -- look at that. a bistandser in western new york took down the armed robber. police say a man walked into the store in erie county and demanded cash from the clerk. moments later, watch as a citizen with a large flashlight rushed in and bashed the robber in the head several times. the blows knocked the man to the floor. police arrested him a short time later and investigators linked man to two other armed robberies in the area. just as blue bell puts ice cream back on the shelves, following a listeria outbrake, the justice department launched

three people died after eating blue bell ice cream and the bacteria was traced to ten other cases last year. the d oj investigation will partially look into whether the company now it was sending out contaminated product. the company started to put limited flavors back on store shelves in texas and alabama. philadelphia's incoming major denounced -- mayor denounced expresses of hate. there are accusations of intolerance against two groups for their displays in the new year's day parade. one group dressed in stereotypical mexican clothing and marchers wore brown makeup. a separate group showed up in a transformation from bruce to caitlyn jenner with marchers carrying signs of wheaties and fruit loops. an apparent member of the group also shouted expletives about gay people. >> this is uncategorically wrong. like i said there are thousands and thousands of them and in

not going to be tolerated. >> i think we need to be more careful that people need to be cognizant of what they're doing. >> a man walking his dog says two men who appeared to be dressed for the parade shouted gay slurs at him and punched him in the face. some nephrismers say they were taken for a ride -- new year's eve revelers say they were taken for a ride after the celebrations ended. people have been posing may notes on -- posting complaints on social media about uber's surge pricing. the company charges a higher rate with greater demand for cars. surge rate as high as nine times as the original cost of the ride on new year's eve. the company says the majority didn't have a surge fare and also share rides. for some train commuters in connecticut, the new year brings a fare hike. the state d. o. t. raised the fares on metro-north's new haven line by 1%. that few rate went into effect yesterday.

the increase will help pay for the new rail cars being put into service. 1% hikes are also scheduled for 2017 and 2018. more than 100 muslims fired from a factory. they say it's because of their decision to pray. but tonight the company says faith has nothing to do with it. >> plus, the newborn twins who don't share a birthday or even a birth year. >> and a live look outside tonight.

caught on camera. a woman carjacked and kidnapped makes a daring break for safety. when the car pulls over for gas in pennsylvania, she gets out. and as you can see, she grabs attention of other customers. the victim then hides behind a man as the carjacker drives around the pump looking for her. >> jumped from the car at the pump. she tried to run around everywhere. she just -- screaming outside. >> just glad that the female from last evening was safe. >> as the suspect sped off a good samaritan at gas station

the suspect got away and kept driving. until police arrested hill following apt -- him following an accident. he wound up driving nearly 150 miles through pennsylvania. nearly 150 muslim workers are hoping to get their jobs back tonight after they were fired in a dispute over workplace prayer. the group many of them refugees from somalia were working in colorado at a beef prosing plant but -- processing plant but many were no longer allowed to pray at sunset. >> it don't matter if i don't important. >> it's got things to do with donald trump. it's got things to do with carson and all these guys who about islam. >> hundreds more followed refusing to come to work for three days and were fired. the company is now working with the group to see if there's a way to try to make things work. tonight a teenager lucky to be alife after he got lost on a

he wandered for nearly 30 hours in single digit temperatures. and tonight, for the first time, we hear his desperate calls to 911 and just how dangerous the situation became. abc's gloria riviera with the details. >> reporter: a teenager lost alone in the utah wilderness. for 28 agonizing hours. >> i started crying. and freaking out trying to call 911 on my phone. >> reporter: tonight new calls revealing braiden kneelson's desperation. the 14-year-old hunter becoming disoriented. facing 4-degree temperatures. and a dying cell phone. >> i'm on 1%. >> you're still waving your flashlight? >> yeah i am. now. >> reporter: braiden kept walking. keeping his body warm. staving off deadly hypothermia. >> i was just trying to keep warm and i couldn't stop shaking. >> reporter: his then phone died.

his family growing increasingly concerned. >> there was points i was losing hope. i mean i was -- >> reporter: braiden covered 1 miles of terrain before stumbling into a stranger's home. >> just seeing blank spaces in my mind and i felt like i had about ten more minutes of life left in me. >> reporter: treated for hypothermia and frostbite, the teen says he believes god led him home. where he belongs. >> for the next week he's sleeping next to me where i can see his face. >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. and although they were born just minutes apart, one set of twins won't share the same birthday. or even birth year. the baby girl in san diego was born in the last minutes of new year's eve. her baby brother came a few minutes after midnight. parents weren't expecting either of them for another month. they say their new year's eve party turned out to be double the fun.

the clock -- like too crazy for you night to back. >> both babies are happy and healthy. author george rr martin reveals a disappointing news about his thrones" book.

a mechanical mishap led to a strange moment during mt. lee crew's final -- motley crue's final show. it happened during tommy lee's big drum solo. lee was performing on a drum set mounted to a roller coaster track above the crowd. but last night, that coaster broke down leaving lee you see it there. he is suspended upside down at the staples center in l. a.. the road crew quickly freed the rocker who climbed down to the stage. lee took the incident in stride. joking that he can't believe it

band's farewell tour. unwanted news for "game of thrones" read. author -- readers, the author george rr martin says he just missed the latest deadline for the new book. in a blog post the 67-year-old says the book isn't done and may not be done for months. sorry fans. however, the next season of "game of thrones" tv series will go on as scheduled in april. martin says the books and the show already diverge and will continue to do so. . >> well, i'm sure he'll get it -- >> deadlines schmedlines. >> exactly. i think fans will wait. cold weather -- [ laughter ] you know -- >> tell me later. >> that made it on the list of like 113 on craziest things half ever happened to -- that have ever happened to tommy lee. but into the day again tomorrow a lot chillier.

during the afternoon despite the fact we get up to the middle 40s and then the arctic express comes into the area. for monday into tuesday, we head outside right now and a look over to midtown from the camera in astoria queens, that temperature 35 and mostly clear skies. that wind coming in from the west around 7 miles per hour. i think temperature is pretty much stopped falling for the night as you can see the next seven hours our computer not els showing. thes at -- models showing at temperatures actually staying at 35 right through 6:00 in the morning. that southwest wind coming in about 5 to 10. highs today got up to 40 in the park and average high is around 39. so despite the fact that it felt so much colder than it has been, it was kind of a shock to the system after the warmest december on word. still a -- record. still a little bit above average. where you have now fallen into the upper 20s in places like middletown and andover, new jersey and 27 in monticello. 29 at caramel right now. you're down the 26 wrightstown

now middle part of long island at islip. clear skies from southwest to northeast. but the big story during the next several days will be the arctic air arriving. the coldest air since last winter as a matter of fact. tomorrow it's going to still be located north of the u.s. canadian border. first thing monday, that front slides on through the tristate area. and with the frontal passage there could be snow shower or a flurry especially north and west of new york city and by tuesday the front is all the way down to say north carolina, and even beyond say next week, the pattern would favor waves of cold air moving into the area. this storminess though, the storm track stays far enough off to the south. not much in the way of cough by nations of a lot of -- combinations of a lot of moisture and cold. not that many snow opportunities and lows tonight down to about 34 in the park and highs tomorrow about 44 degrees. here's the accuweather forecast for tonight.

suburbs down to 34 in midtown. mostly sunny breezy tomorrow. the high getting up to about 44. much colder on monday. 31 but it will feel like it's in the teens all day. could be a snow shower north and west of the city with that frontal passage in the morning and quite cold tuesday despite a lot of sunshine. 31. and then not as harsh wednesday. we're back up into the 40s and even 47 by friday. that means the ex will system that comes -- the next system that comes in friday night into saturday would be in the form of rain most likely and afriendship freeze back in the morning with an update. thank you very much jeff. and thank you for staying up late with us. i'm sandra bookman. >> and i'm joe torres. for sandra and jeff and laura and the rest of us here at