up to monticello and orange county, sullivan, 27 to 32 degrees. where is the snow? there it is off to the west. we have a southerly wind to a southeast wind coming up here. but we have this low pressure system, this clipper in the great lakes sliding eastward with an arctic front. there are a few snow showers popping up, back across pennsylvania and back to the west. behind that it will be cold air as we go into the afternoon. so, behind the system, we are looking at what will be brutally cold temperatures for tomorrow. should that snow be heavy, it will be up to our north around the catskills and up into the areas up above i-84 here and above i-80 in northern new jersey. right through the evening commute and across long island and the jersey shore, that will mix with rain. that makes it slippery across long island and along 95 in connecticut. still this is going on until midnight tonight when the cold

evening and tomorrow it will feel like the teens and low 20s. the snowfall amounts are a coating to an inch. that goes until the late evening tonight. about a trace to a coating from the city southward right at the coast. north. we will talk about how cold it gets tomorrow next in the accuweather forecast. back to you. let's turn to jeff smith who is in lodi with a look at how crews in new jersey are preparing for the snow. hey, jeff. >> reporter: hey, shirleen. i'm looking at my accutrack weather alert app. 36 degrees. so, it is above freezing but as the snow showers come in the temperatures can fall to below freezing. that can create slick travel. the salt piles behind me are big. they haven't been put to much use during the season so far. earlier. you can see front-end loaders

trucks for the vin you al disperse -- eventual dispersal and there is another weapon to keep the roads safe ahead of potential snow. >> with the falling temperatures it could get icy. yesterday we applied brine to the streets. that is a saltwater solution. it helps prevent the snow and ice from adhearing to the surface. that gives you more time to keep the roads clear once the storm does start and then behind us you see a salt storage facility. we are loading up the trucks with salt. we will be ready to go. once the precipitation falls we will keep the roads clear and safe for the motoring public. >> >> reporter: the d.o.t. wanted to emphasize, even though we expect a small amount of snow it can create slick travel especially as the temperatures drop below freezing eventually. we will keep track through the afternoon on eyewitness news at

we will be chasing snow in the area, probably going north and west of where we are right now. live in lodi, new jersey, jeff smith for channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you so much. stay with eyewitness news as the first flakes begin to fall. you can get the updated accuweather forecast at abc7ny. shirleen? we are following some breaking news. police say the 15 accused in a gang rape in brooklyn is in custody. the 17-year-old was taken into custody about an hour ago. he was questioned and no charges have been immediately filed. the other suspects that range from 14 to 17 could appear in court today. they were caught on camera before the attack last thursday in brownsville. police say they threatened a father and his daughter with gun. according to investigators, the teens told the father to leave and that is when they raped the daughter. again police say all five

new at noon, a bizarre and scary incident on long island. a naked man has been arrested after being discovered inside a doctor's office. he is the man suspected of trying to take a baby from a woman in woodmere we told you about this morning even following her to a home. eyewitness news reporter lucy yang is in mineola with lucy? >> reporter: michelle, two bizarre and troubling incidents have been connected here in nassau county. one involving an attempted baby snatching and the other involving a naked man found sleeping on a couch in a morning. i know, it sounds crazy. this morning a woman arrived at her office in hewlett to find a naked man sleeping on the police were called. were connected. around noontime yesterday a baby-sitter claims a homeless man approached her and said she was, quote, in the stroller.

hurried home with the 20-month- old toddler. the man then broke into her house demanding the deed dead baby. police were called but by then he had run off. detectives found surveillance video at a nearby pizza parlor that they believe shows the homeless man. now they have arrested him and linked him with the two incidents. nassau county police just held a news conference that broke up a few minutes ago. let's hear what they had to say. >> the sitter in this case did a phenomenal job. when she got to the residence, she locked the doors. when she first was encountered by the subject, she turned around and tried to get away as fast as she could. >> reporter: nassau county police praising the actions of that baby-sittedder for keeping her head cool and doing the right thing. nassau county police believe a homeless man found sleeping in a therapist office is the same man that tried to abduct the baby. he has been identified as 44- year-old craig miskowski. his last known address was in

he has been taken to a hospital for observation. we will have more later tonight. live in mineola, lucy yang, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> lucy, thank you. a suicide bomber affiliated with isis was behind a deadly explosion near a popular tourist site in turkey. at least 10 people are dead, nine germans, 15 more are injured. the suicide boomer was a -- bomber was a syrian national. he struck near the blue mosque. over the past year, turkey isis. police on long island are looking for the masked suspect that shot a gas station attendant during a robbery. it happened on new york avenue 10:00 last night. investigators say the worker was pumping gas when a person in a ski mask came up demanding cash during the struggle the worker was shot in the leg. the suspect ran away. a morning mess on the b.q.e.

a tractor trailer flipped and dumped a load of garr bang all over the northbound lanes. it happened on the ramp from tillery street. some of the trash fell off the expressway on to park avenue. sanitation workers came in to clean it up. the truck driver suffered a minor injury. tonight president obama gives his final state of the union address and the white house says it will be very different from others. rather than a lauren dry list of proposals, it will be a speech about successes the last seven years. abc's stephanie ramos has details from washington. >> reporter: president obama says he is optimistic going into this new year because of past successes and is hopeful about what is to come. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: in his final year in office, president obama will deliver the last state of the union address to congress. instead of trying to persuade the joint session to work with him in 2016 on a legislative to

deliver a speech with a slightly different tone. mr. obama previews what he will say tonight. >> what i want to focus on in this state of the union address, not just the remarkable progress we have made. not just what i want to get done in the year ahead but what we all need to do together in the years to come. >> reporter: expect to hear about the economy's recovery. >> seven years ago auto sales hit a 27 year low. last year they hit an all-time high. >> reporter: the affordable care act. >> we have brought more than 17 million americans into the health care system. policy. he is expected to touch on the gun violence epidemic and legalization of same sex marriage. >> it becomes a legacy speech in terms of defining what has been achieved. >> reporter: many highs to talk about but it may be a tough sell. 70% of americans say they believe the country is on the wrong track. the white house.

the avalanche of negativity from the republican candidates for president. >> reporter: with that, the president's speech will try to frame a choice facing americans as they select the next president of the united states. a long list of guests will sit with first lady michelle obama including a refugee from syria. but a chair in mrs. obama's box will be left empty to honor victims of gun violence. letter in washington, stephanie ramos, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> you can watch the state of the union address here on channel 7 and the watch abc app. we will stream it live on abc7ny. coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. new jersey governor chris christie has his annual state of the state address in trenton. he will highlight new jersey's improving economy. the unemployment rate has fall phren to 5 30*eu7b9 3% -- fallen to 5.3%.

afternoon beginning at 3:00 p.m. coming up, the pore ball jack -- powerball jackpot grows again. >> a man struck and killed by a car and the deliver takes off. how good samaritans tried to help the victim after the crash.

an nypd sergeant is recovering after he crashed his s.u.v. into a flower shop. it turned out the sergeant passed out, lost control and suffered from a medical condition. the owners of the flower shop were out surveying the damage

>> i got nowhere to go. that's where she worked. that's where she makes money for a living, you know what i mean? >> the sergeant's injuries were not life threatening. city inspectors are collecting the integrity of the building. a mysterious cause of a deadly house explosion is under investigation in ohio. it killed four people, a couple and their and 12-year-old daughter. neighbors say they heard a loud boom around 8:30 then they saw smoke and flames coming from the first floor of the home. they do not believe fire caused the blast but they will double check. the mother of the so-called affluenza team is out of jail. tonya couch's bond was lowered to $75,000 by a texas judge. she paid up and was released but will remain under house arrest. couch is charged with hindering

years probation for a drunk driving crash that killed four people. he skipped a meeting with his probation officer his mother, helped him flee to mexico. et cetera being held there fighting extradition to the united states. color the college football world crimson. alabama is national champion. the crimson tide bet clemson in the title game in glendale, arizona. alabama put the game away with three touchdowns in the final minutes. the win was noted here in new york city last night. the empire state building was lit up in alabama's colors. the powerball jackpot is growing. do some flowers in some states have an advantage over others? we will tell you coming up. >> "rolling stone" releasing

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the powerball jackpot has grown again thanks to some strong ticket sales. the jackpot is up $1.5 billion. growing.

buy a ticket can increase your likelihood of winning. but officials say the probability of winning in each state is about the same. sorry. you can see the historic drawing wednesday night here on channel 7 before "eyewitness news at 11:00.." >> yes, we knew the powerball jackpot when it was a baby. now the baby is that big. >> that's a big baby. >> everybody's wallets are bigger. >> $1.5 billion, if i won it i >> not. >> i need a place to go during the day. >> let's see what is happening. of course i would be here. i love this stuff, especially when we have snow coming. i keep looking to the west. the clouds thicken, lower and get darker. if you look to the right by the brooklyn bridge in here, you

on the radar there are spots where there is snow showers coming in. you are void of any snowflake you look for it wherever they are. temperature is 40 degrees. not a lot of moisture to work with yet. the winds are southerly at 6:00 and gusting to 23. this points to a cold front and a storm system like a clip err system from the west. yesterday's high 30. normal 48. the we will be above it before the snow gets here. it's cold. it has been overnight. now the winds have picked up. they picked up from the south. we have the snow mixing in this afternoon particularly long island, jersey shore and a coating of snow will be spotty around. it could make for spots where you have slippery roads. north port and massachusetts and hauppauge at 40 degrees. east hampton reporting sunshine and so is montauk, 41.

the clouds from west to east. 43, 45 down the jersey shore. this is the precipitation. i took the pictures off this to show you where the snow and rain is. on the radar, it's showing spots, probably not down to the ground. that is called virga, it's not getting to the surface yet. i would garner that this gets to the surface in sussex or warren county in about an hour. we are looking at 2:00 on the computer models to that starting. you see the temperatures dropping here once we get to sunset around 4:46. tonight the cold air sweeps in. spotty places will have roadways that will continue to see cold air creating black ice overnight and into tomorrow morning's commute and on sidewalks, too. the winds tomorrow afternoon are going to get in the 20 miles per hour range and then check out the windchills for tomorrow as yes get to 8:00 in

17 montauk. one below here. during the day tomorrow, mid- to upper-tense tomorrow. sunshine and clouds. snow showers coming in mixing with rain at the coast. a coating to an inch north and west. brisk and colder overnight. really cold tomorrow. as you saw on the profiles, it will feel like 10 to 20 degrees tomorrow. then we will see this blustery wind dying evening. we got clouds but warmer thursday, not as harsh. clouding up on friday. i think as we go into this afternoon we still see a trace to a coating from the city south. north of i-80 and 287 you are looking at what will be a coating to an inch. then into tomorrow, well, that's when we see really cold windchills to start the day. single digits and teens for tomorrow. then saturday a rainy day, 48. so, on saturday, it's really warm. what snow is around will get washed away.

one inch high snowman you ever are in good shape. >> one inch? that is sad. like this. >> it's better than nothing. >> a little snowman. >> thank you, bill. a store clerk refuses to be caught on camera, the wild scene inside the store as he fights off a knife wielding suspect. >> a woman manages to give

now to some of the stories caught on camera and caught our attention. we begin with a woman in new mexico that gave police the slip twice and managed to steal one of their cruisers. they had arrested her at a bank for a bounced check but somehow she got out of the kutches and jumped behind the wheel of the cruisers sparking a -- got out and jumped behind the wheel of the cruiser. watch what one man stole from a pet store in portland, oregon. he grabbed a python. yes, a python and stuffed it down the front of his pants then carefully walked out of the store. the store's manager later noticed the snake was gone and

she said the man was lucky it wasn't the snakes feeding day. a man struck and killed by a car on christmas day. details about the crash and the driver police need help tracking down. custom officers made a bizarre discovery at j.f.k. what was hiding inside a bottle of alcohol. eyewitness news is coming back.

our top stories, snow is in the forecast. some parts of the area could see flurries in time for the afternoon commute. meteorologist bill evans will have the details in the exclusive accuweather forecast. an arrest in a disturbing attempt to take a baby. the man approached the baby- sitter and told her he needed to take the baby she was caring for. a suspect was taken into custody this morning after being found naked in a therapist office. a 5th person is in custody in connection with a gang rape that took place thursday night

four other suspects are in custody. they could be arraigned today. >> hello, i'm shirleen allicot. >> i'm michelle charlesworth in for david novarro. police on long island have a new clue in the search for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run. >> investigators released video of the car they want to find. emanuel dejesus cruz was struck christmas day in bayshore. >> three good samaritans tried to help but he could not be saved. eyewitness news reporter stacey sager is in bayshore with details. stacey? >> reporter: well, michelle, police out in suffolk county are looking for your help on this one. this was a hit and run. it did happen in bayshore. it was at candle wood road and new jersey avenue and it happened on christmas around 5:00 p.m. take a look at this picture. this is the man who watts killed in the hit and run, 33- year-old emanuel cruz.

finished accepting money to his three small children in el salvador. he takes a cab to his mother's place on candlewood road in bayshore for christmas dinner. you see his mother pleading nor help. we just got through speaking to her. there is surveillance video. in the video, he is seen after he gets out of the cab. he then crosses candlewood and that's when a dark four-door sedan strikes him and keeps going. police are asking anyone with information to please come forward. >> we want to put the word out to body shops in the area. we believe there may be damage to the passenger front side of the vehicle after examining the video of the hit and run. we ask that the body shops keep an eye out for any vehicles that fit the description. >> reporter: now, once again,

charcoal gray four-door sedan. police say it had a sun roof. they are asking body shops for help. there were three good samaritans. someone pulled him out of further harm's way out of the middle of the road. another person tried to revive him and a third good samaritan tried to chase down the suspect but he kept going. police are asking anyone with information in this case to give crimestoppers a call. the number on the bottom of your screen, 1-800-220-tips. there is a $5,000 reward in this case. we are live in bayshore, stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> stacey, thank you. at least 40 people are homeless following a fast- moving fire in an apartment building in the bronx. newscopter 7 was overhead as firefighters battled the flames on the grand concourse in the tremont section just after 7:00 this morning. officials say the fire broke

the first floor and spread upstairs. eight residents suffered minor injuries. a young boy in queens is recovering after being hit by a bus. more than a few people say the intersection is dangerous. video shows the boy trying to cross 29th street and suddenly blindsided by a minibus. apparently he was hit, you see there, by the side mirror, which is big. residents have pleaded with the department of transportation for more than three years to make 29th at 39th avenue a four- way stop. >> we have out reached to d.o.t., explained to them and described to them and unfortunately it doesn't register. it's not a necessity as far as they are concerned. >> well, the d.o.t. is reconsidering. still, it won't go for a four- way stop but is looking at other ways to make the corner safer. the nypd released video of

for in a deadly hit and run that happened in brooklyn. rodney graham was hit by two vehicles sunday walking near atlantic and rockaway avenues in brownsville. the second driver stayed at the scene. we are learning more details about the notorious drug lord el chapo. "rolling stone" magazine released the 17 minute video of i can't begin guzman -- joaquin guzman following his meeting with sean penn. >> reporter: this morning rolling stone releasing the full video of el chapo's interview with sean penn. el shape po saying he is not a local get particular about being a drawing lord saying there is no other way to survive. >> i had to crawl under that to get over there. >> reporter: after his capture, matt gutman got a first look he

underground tunnels in mexico. after the mexican marines released this video showing the ferocious fight, killing five of el chapo's men before tracking down the target. another telling mexican media he was surprised his actress daughter arranged the secret meeting between el chapo and pen. penn speaking out defending his interview telling the associated press monday i got nothing to hide. as for el chapo, in his interview, he said being free was nice but he is back behind bars. but getting him back to the u.s. could take time as mexican officials says his extradition to the u.s. has been suspended. elizabeth hur, channel 7

people in the upstate village of whites borrow are putting their support behind the logo after it was called racist. the town voted in favor of the seal that appears to show a white man choking a native american man. the emblem on police cars, signs and station neri depicts a wrestling match. temperatures are dropping. we can expect snowflakes this afternoon. it could disrupt the evening commute. let's check in with bill evans. >> keep your eye to the west where the clouds are lower, thickening and darkening. temperatures will be about 40 to 42 and you will see into the evening temperatures drop. after midnight, it gets cold and windy. this advertise the slippery time when we get to 2:00, 4:00, 5:00. not a lot of snow. a nuisance snow with a coating

overnight it could freeze and become black ice. after school kiddos, 39 with snow showers. be on the lookout with that at the bus stop. most everybody is playing basketball, volleyball this time of year. we will talk about the bitter cold tomorrow and what the rest of the week holds in your accuweather forecast. vice president joe biden opens up about his personal life and the loss of his son. how his friendship with president obama helped him through the hardest time in his life. >> plus, an elderly disabled

dramatic video of a confrontation inside a convenience store in massachusetts. a knife wielding robber returned in. the -- rushed in. the worker wouldn't go down without a fight. >> reporter: from calm to chaos. in the time it takes this knife wielding criminal to jump the counter. >> he said give me money. i was so scared. i don't know what i am doing. then i see the guy hit my head. >> reporter: the store's owner under attack. with a fist full of cash, he evens the playing field by grabbing his own knife. >> i thought he would kill me. i make him scared. >> reporter: the owner doesn't want us to reveal who he is but

his masked attacker, the two swinging at one another coming close but neither gets hit. at one point the attacker loses his knife, throws down a display rack, picks up a can of corn and throws it. >> i was coming this way. he like to throw my can at my face. >> reporter: the fight continues eventually moving off camera to the front door where the store's owner through the knife and about $300 at his attacker. tim fleischer, channel 7 >> scary stuff. >> late this morning we learned the suspect was taken into custody. vice president joe biden sat down for a candidate interview about his time in the son. he spoke about his close

obama and considers the obamas family. he said his son bo's stroke brought him closer to the president. >> he said don't sell that house. promise me you won't sell the house. he will be mad at me saying this. i will give you the money. whatever you need don't, joe, promise me, promise me. >> biden says he misses his son bo every day and calls him his soul and conscious. he is focusing on enjoying time with bo's two children and his wife. several stores are recalling children's cold medicine because of the risk of a potential overdose. the recall covers two different flavors of store branded medicine sold in four ounce bottles. the cold medicine by perigo was sold with a dose cup with incorrect markings. nine stores are recalling the meds including cvs and rite-

>> an alert to tell you about for any parents out there. a new phenomenon among teenagers called camouflage.

taking to fit in. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto . xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, taking warfarin, i had to deal with that blood testing routine. i couldn't have a healthy salad whenever i wanted. i found another way. yeah, treatment with xarelto . hey, safety first. like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking, you may bruise more easily and

xarelto may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto can cause serious and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. get help right away for unexpected bleeding, unusual bruising, or tingling. if you have had spinal anesthesia while on xarelto , watch for back pain or any nerve or muscle related signs or symptoms. do not take xarelto if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. tell your doctor before all planned medical or dental procedures. before starting xarelto , tell your doctor about any kidney, liver, or bleeding problems. xarelto is the number one prescribed blood thinner in its class. well that calls for a round of kevin nealons. make mine an arnold palmer. same here. with xarelto there is no regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto was the right move for us.

a closer look at a bottle of booze turns into a heroin bust at j.f.k. customs agents were inspecting luggage from a woman from the dominican republic. thy thought a bottle was on the heavy side. it was full of heroin pellets. the woman, a dominican citizen faces drug smuggling charges. we remember, every parent knows teenagers face a lot of peer pressure. now they are taking it a step further changing wonderful

personality and erasing their identity to fit in. lara spencer explains. >> why do i bother telling you anything. >> reporter: sometimes teenage girls just need to be heard. but this morning it's what they aren't saying that is getting the attention. camouflaging as it's known was coined by a psychologist and featured in february's issue of teen vogue. when young girls go to extremes changing, down playing how they express themselves in order to fit in. >> it refers to when young women sort of shed some of their individuality, in their looks, behavior, words, actions so they blend in with their peers. >> reporter: an issue many are facing like amanda from pennsylvania. >> i wanted to say something then i didn't say it because i felt like everyone would judge me. >> reporter: also 17-year-old

>> i found myself dumbing myself down to fit in. >> when someone camouflages a lot can lose sight of who they are. >> reporter: now instead of blending in, they are working hard to stand out hoping other girls will do the same. >> like today i am confident and brave. saying those things make you realize that you are confident and you are brave. >> and that was lara spencer reporting. police officers in tennessee did more than catch a suspect after a man was ripped off. the 79-year-old disabled man reported he didn't have any food and hadn't eaten in two days. a former care taker stole his debit card, went shopping and left him no money to buy food. so they went to the grocery store for him. a picture shows them arriving with the food. >> i think he was shocked at

and the fact that it was there without question. >> police found and arrested the former care taker. she racked up nearly $300 of purchases on the stolen debit card. >> nice boys from tennessee. >> right. >> you are from around that area. >> mississippi, georgia, carolinas, kentucky. as we go through the afternoon here, why i'm here, i like the snow. we are taking a look at the camera in brooklyn. see the thick lower clouds? well, there might be snow in those clouds as we go into the rest of the afternoon. we will watch for mostly just a nuisance snow but it's the snow and the ice mixed, rain thrown in too that can make for travel problems this evening. temperatures are 40 degrees.

we have a could you recall wind that will pump up the moisture. a low pressure system, albert take clipper is approaching from the west. 31 at hopatcong. up the hudson river valley, 36 poughkeepsie. 41 long island. 45 down the jersey shore. here is the wind coming in ahead of the front. that pushes in moisture. the front itself is back to western pennsylvania and ohio. and on the radar picture, snow is starting to pop up here. no reports on surface observations yet. the heavier snow is back here across the mountains of pennsylvania. the front is in the ohio valley. behind that is really cold air. we get to about 41, 42, at 2:00 44. then comes the temperatures crashing down and the snow showers popping up across long island, jersey shore. tonight there will be bursts of

we are not looking at a lot of accumulation but a mess on the roadways. thin tomorrow morning, we will start the day around the 20s and still it will be chilly on thursday. the windchills tomorrow morning at 8:00 about 1 below to the north. the real feel during the day is in the teens all day long. a bitter cold day as we go into the day tomorrow and into the afternoon. it will warm up to friday. snow showers mixing at the coast with rain. 42 degrees. then a coating to an inch to the north. brisk and colder overnight. a few flurries tomorrow. the winds out of the northwest gusting to 40 miles per hour. we are cold on wednesday. thursday chilly sunshine. friday we will be clouding up and saturday we will look at rain on saturday and that could be the heaviest in the morning and might even start with wet snow off to the north and west. but you see into saturday, 48 degrees.

next week it gets cold again. monday at 34. so, we will be up and down and all around. lee goldberg will be here "first @4:00." he may be here first at 3:00 if it starts snowing a lot. first at 3:00, 2:00 or 1:00 lee >> stick around. >> i like this stuff. i will stick around. i will get my lawn chair and

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hi, i'm diana williams in high tide newsroom. later on eyewitness news, you heard bill evans talking about it. we have snow expected later today, probably about the time

evening commute. we will time it out for you and tracking the storm. also, more people are buying groceries online. but what companies actually offer the best prices? we will put popular web sites to the test. those stories and more on "first @4:00." i don't buy my groceries online, i have to thump and touch and -- i'm not there yet. >> i don't blame you. >> got to get the good melon. that's right. >> everybody needs a good melon. >> the bread, give it a crunch. so many of us consider pets a part of the family. >> when they are lost it can be horrifying. but an app called finding rover helps reunite pets with their owners. it takes a photo and if they end up in a shelter a match

recognition software. >> if the dog comes in to us, if it has been reported as lost it makes the connection. >> the app is free. it was developed by a san diego dog lover. >> that will do it. i'm michelle charlesworth in