there. we have broken a record set 100 years ago. to top it off there's snow on the way. remembering supreme court justice antonin scalia. the political debate that's now heating up over who gets to name his successor. it was a heated night in south carolina as the republican candidates made their case to stay in the race. hear the one issue they all seem to agree on. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning. 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, february 14th. happy valentine's day. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. we want to get to meteorologist vanessa murdock. she is tracking the latest with this record breaking cold on this sunday morning. vanessa. >> zero degrees right now. the old record, 2 degrees set back in 1960. so yes, a new record set for today. the last time we hit zero was in 1994. >> wow.

we've felt this cold. couple that with the winds. feels like 23 below out there this morning. frigid to start but we only go up from here. the winds will settle. temperatures will climb. so by this afternoon it will feel much more pleasant. but it is not pleasant out there right now. 13 below in monticello is the actual temperature. 6 below belmar. it feels like 6 below in belmar. we'll take you through the forecast hour by hour. today it is dry but windy. winds settling through the afternoon. at 9:00 a.m., 2 degrees will feel like 12 below. by 3:00, 17 degrees will feel like 3 on the plus side. so that's looking awfully good. feeling so much better. by 6 tonight, 14 degrees.

then feels like 8. at 9:00 tonight, 12 will feel like 8. temperatures climbing, winds subsiding. dangerously cold. coming up we'll talk about snow, then rain on the way. people are waking up to those extremely cold temperatures. >> ilana gold got the short end of the stick. she joins us live outside this morning with the mobile weather la in bryant park. >> reporter: it definitely feels like it's gotten colder. the windchill out here, minus 19 degrees. to give you an example of how cold it is, i got out of our news van a few minutes ago and my eyes are starting to water, my mouth is frozen. i'm going to try to get through this live shot and speak clearly. let's look at the numbers here. the temperature 4.3 degrees. a few moments ago it was 2

miles per hour. it's jumping up and down. a few moments ago it was in the double digits. this wind is going to continue throughout the morning. if you're heading out, you need to be prepared. extreme cold blasting the triarea for the second day in a row. the arctic air bringing dangerous conditions. >> my nose is freezing. my legs are cold. >> reporter: the wind gusts leading to unforgiving windchill. this morning temperatures will feel like 10 below zero. >> like you're inside of a freezer and it's really the wind that's, you know, makes it brutal. >> reporter: the cold is so brutal being out for just a few minutes can be be excruciating, even if you're wearing many layers. >> my face and hands are the worst part. >> how do you feel out here? >> a little bit cold, yes. it's cold. >> very cold. >> more than in paris. >> imagine working outside in this. these construction workers on tenth avenue spent hours in the frigid elements and covered up from head to toe.

had a tough time battling this fire. if your skin is exposed for 15 minutes, frostbite and hypothermia can set in. >> so important to take this seriously. stay indoors for the maximum extent possible. >> mayor de blasio is warning everyone to stay indoors. >> go out for as little time as possible. bundle up. lots of layers. do not have skin exposed. >> reporter: but this extreme cold can cause problems indoors too. burst pipes and emergency calls to plumbers, so make sure you let warm water trip in the faucets. open cabinet doors. and keep your thermostat set to the same temperature day and night. and here's a live look at bryant park. the fountain is frozen over in these frigid temperatures. it is so important to check on the elderrerly and people with health conditions. they're at highest risk. ewe want to keep a close eye on

live in bryant park, ilana gold. >> hurry back into the car. stay warm. the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia has prompted an intense battle. >> as tributes continue to pour in for one of the court's leading conservatives the focus is quickly shifting to the high court's future. dave carlin reports. >> reporter: supreme court justice antonin scalia is remembered for his brilliant legal mind and into rant personality. he was born to italian immigrants in trenton, new jersey and his family later moved to queens. college took him to georgetown school. it was 1986 when president reagan chose him to serve on the high court. >> embraced both the law and a life beyond the court. >> reporter: justice scalia was a strong advocate for gun rights, privacy and he consistently voted to let states outlaw abortion. in a televised address to the

to nominate a successor. first he praised the staunchly conserve tiff justice. >> justice scalia dedicated his life to the corner stone of our democracy. the rule of law. >> reporter: now the president can push for a third justice to the high court and possibly divide. liberal. he may not be able to get it confirmed by a republican congress with members who are already insisting it's a job for the next president. allen sanders is a political science professor. >> people now understand it's not just the politics of the day but the law of the future that will be at stake. >> mayor de blasio ordered all flags to be lowered in the city until february 22nd. president obama ordered all flags on federal property lowered until scalia's burial. his funeral and memorial plans have not been announced. turning to campaign 2016. the future of the supreme court was catapulted. to the forefront. in fact it was the first topic

which aired last night right here on cbs. cbs 2's cindy hsu reports. >> i really wish the president would think about not nominating somebody. >> reporter: justice scalia provided for a rare case of agreement instead of acrimony among the candidates. >> it's called delay delay delay. >> reporter: all six contenders vowed they would fight to maintain a conservative majority on the court. >> we should be thinking about how can we create healing in this land. >> reporter: the civility faded and the insults started flying in a discussion over national security. >> yes is so wrong. just so you understand, you know who that is? that's jeb's special interests and lobbyists talking. >> reporter: trump drew boos while bush had the crowd's backing. >> i am sick antiraped -- i am sick and tired of him going

>> this is just crazy, huh? this is just nuts, okay. >> trump scuffled with cruz who revisited the supreme court issue. >> you are the single biggest liar. >> all right. >> this guy lied. this guy lied about ben carson when he took votes away from ben carson in iowa. >> if donald trump is president he will appoint liberals. if donald trump is president your second amendment will go away. >> this was marco rubio's attempt at a reboot after being labeled a robot in the last debate. he took aim at ted cruz. >> he either wasn't telling the truth then or isn't now. to argue he's a purist on immigration is just not true. >> i don't know how he knows what i said on univision spanish. >> the primary in south carolina is next saturday. democrats. last night the democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders were in colorado attending the

the white house hopefuls criticize those who say justice scalia's seat should remain vacant. >> it is totally out of step with our history and our constitutional principles. >> supreme court of the united states has nine members, not eight. we need that ninth member. a lot of important issues coming up. >> the supreme court has heard on cases involving abortion, climate change and the president's healthcare law. but a major immigration case is scheduled to be argued in april. bernie sanders, donald trump and marco rubio will be making an appearance on face the nation this morning. at 8:00 we will talk with host john dickerson who also moderated last night's debate. interested to hear what john has to say about those performances. time is 7:09. police make an arrest for the stabbings of a mother and her daughters on staten island. where police caught up with the suspects after three days on the run. a deadly pile up involving

it's a century old town home with a modern touch. we're living large six stories high in greenwi why, h village. here's vanessa murdock. frigid. we have now dropped to 1 below in central park. record. talk about a fast warm up and a

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including taylor swift, adele and justin bieber are set to perform. you can watch the grammys live tomorrow at 8:00. pope francis hopes to spread his message of justice and hope today when he travels to a mexico city suburb racked by drugs and violence. readings at a mass in the suburb will feature passages about not being tempted by the devil. the pontiff ended his first full day in the country yesterday by celebrating mass at the basilica of the virgin of guadalupe. officials estimated as many as 1 million people came out to catch a glimpse of the pope. three dead and dozens injured after a massive chain reaction crash on an interstate. investigators belief passing snow squalls and near white out conditions played a role in the crash that left a tangle of trucks, trailers and cars scattered across three lanes. it happened yesterday morning about 75 miles north of philadelphia.

more than 40 people were take ton local hospitals. this weather can be very dangerous as we can see. 7:13 right now. let head over to meteorologist vanessa murdock. we are below zero in central park. >> one below at this point in tip. the windchill, 19 below. so as far as the windchill goes, that hasn't changed. certainly that temperature did drop another degree. will it drop any more? at this point we're probably as low as we'll go. but not completely out of the realm of possibility. let's go ahead and take you live outside. show you this pristine blue sky. we know it is brutally cold. we have historic cold. one below right now in central park. north-northwest winds at 16 miles per hour. putting the windchill at 19 below. as far as the headlines go, record cold for today. then tomorrow we will see warmer temperatures but we will also see snow. we have a storm system moving on in. it will be a potent one. will start as snow. as we make our way into the evening hours tomorrow it will transition to rain.

the day on tuesday. when we reach highs in the 50s. before today we're setting record in your opinions here. the old record was 2 degrees set 100 years ago. this morning we are now at one below zero. very rare cold. the last time we hit one below was christmas day in 1980. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, beautiful blue skies right now. we'll see lots of sunshine today thanks to this arctic high pressure system. we know it is not going to fee warm out there at all. it will be frigid. we're talking a high of just 17 this afternoon for your valentine's day. not warming things up out there, but we are going to make for a very wet commute, a very slick commute tomorrow night and tuesday for the duration of your day you could run into problems with your flooding. i want to start this forecast off for you here at 6:30 monday morning. reason being, it's nothing but sunshine.

through the day tomorrow, clouds will be thickening. we'll start to see snow showers. through the afternoon the snow fills in for just about everybody. note here we are at 6:00. if you're driving at this point in time, expect slick roads. it's been so cold that this snow will stick. as we make our way toward the late evening hours we'll see the snow transition to rain and then for everybody after the midnight hour it is purely rain. 6:30 tuesday morning for the am commute. we'll get a break. could see the timing change. watch what happens as we go through the day. heavy rain, steady rain at times. i anticipate localized flooding as there storm system moves on through. as far as the snow goes, before we see that transition to rain. expect some accumulation. a coating across long island. 1 to 3 inches through the city. extreme north and western portions of the viewing area it'll possible we'll see 3 to 6 inches before the transition to rain occurs.

see a wintery mix, some could get some ice out there. slick roadways, expect them monday night through the day on tuesday. as for today, 17 degrees for your valentine's day. what's going to happen today is the winds will settle as we go through the afternoon. won't feel nearly as bad later on today. we'll have windchills in the negative 10 to plus 5-degree range. overnight tonight, still cold. 12. mostly clear skies. it is tomorrow we see the clouds begin to move on in and temperatures warm on up. 34 tomorrow with snow starting in the afternoon. transitioning to rain after your evening commute. then on tuesday it is a soggy day with a high of 51. lingering wet weather on wednesday. drying out if for thursday. a few snow showers possible again on friday. out with the old and in with the new at a century old home in the heart of greenwich village. >> the only thing left of its past is the brick facade. takes us inside in this

>> reporter: it's a town home built in 1899 but everything on the outside has been restored. and inside it's all been gutted from the ground up in a classic contemporary style. >> we are in the cross roads of the west village and central greenwich village so you get the best of both neighborhoods. >> compass' leonard stein berg. >> this is the main living space. >> this is the floor where we expect people to entertain. this a beside opened up to give you loft-like proportions. >> it's open to the south with double height ceilings. >> downstairs and look at the more casual living and dining areas. >> look at these big doors. >> beautiful. they lead out on to a big, deep south facing garden. the kitchen is designed for a real chefs needs. you have two sinks, a range, tons of cabinet write.

marble make the kitchen fancy and durable. marble. but we put the marble on the back splash and just having that touch of a natural stone is great but it's not exposed to the daily use was counter top. >> upstairs? >> the master suite floor has south facing views with large doors opening to balconies. complete with a king size bed and minimalist decor. the master bathroom has a shower for two and a soaking tub overlooking the village. >> soaking in that tub on a rainy winters day looking out on to the village, life doesn't get any better. >> children can live large on the floor above. >> this is the size of two studio apartments. >> and finally the sixth floor has a cheery space designed for entertaining. >> most importantly the elevator comes all the way up here so in the event you get lazy you don't have to do the stairs. >> to live large it will cost

>> and taxes are about $27,000 a year. love that soaking tub. >> easy peasy. no big deal. >> compared to some of the houses it is a bargain. flowers, chocolates, don't know what to buy your sweet heart? we'll show you last minute gift ideas for every relationship. caught on camera. more than $1000 in underwear stolen from the victoria's secret. this is cbs 2 news sunday morning. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa,

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what do you get for the love of your life that will show how you feel? michelle park is here to break down what to get for every valentine if your life. thanks for being on. i think you're here to answer questions many people have. and you know, not every valentine is so straightforward. how do you differentiate what to get? >> you really want to be thoughtful about your gifts.

i just had a baby two months ago. this is great if you just had a baby or know a couple who just had a baby be. it's compact, but every new parent needs coffee. touch after button, it's quick. so for me it's kind of a lifesaver. >> single serve coffee machine is a good way to go. >> what about quick grab and go? maybe not so serious and you want to show someone a little something. >> this is a lindt valentine gourmet heart. you can just grab them and go. you can give them to anybody. a teacher or boss or a friend. it's full of the premium chocolate. >> you can find things like this in the local pharmacy. >> nationwide. >> it's nice to show people a little something. >> that you care. >> the hardest one is if you just started dating someone. how do you give them something that shows you care without going too far. >> you might not want to cook at home.

love out or your like out -- >> your significant other. >> outback has a steak dinner that's great. they have a roasted sirloin that's slow cooked for three hours. i have a gift card if but you to go check it out. they have a valentine's day meal $40 for two. >> look for a mid tier restaurant so it doesn't seem like too much but you're city going out. >> exactly. >> would these seem like more upscale gifts. >> if you're trying to get more serious. some watches and a necklace. actually all of the womens stuff is under $100 at jc penney. everything is on sale. if you want to spend a little more but want to stay on a budget, it's nice to look at places -- >> you don't have to go to tiffany's. you can go to a department store. >> lingerie is under $50. that's if you're real serious. >> if you just moved in together. that can be different. what do you recommend there? >> if you moved in together you are committed.

new set of sheets and pillows. they have the sheet set, the fill lows. i think -- pillows. it's nice to make the bed for your significant other. >> a little romantic and shows your new home. >> exactly. >> and maybe other things for the house as well. not everybody has a valentine. what do you get for your single girlfriends and guys? >> i think you give them something that can be an activity. i have a book called not the one which is a tale about a woman who got jilted a couple months before her wedding. add a bottle of wine. enjoy, have a night to yourself. >> what do you get for the man that's hard to buy for? >> i bought this for my husband. it's engraved. >> nice touch to it. >> but you know, it's nice to add a personal touch. if you really don't know what to get somebody, add a little bit of engraving. my husband loves whiskey.

>> grand central station has an engraving station or johnnywalker.com. it's for free. >> look around. you have options there. thanks so much. these are great tips. if you want any more information or tips, you can head to our website, cbsnewyork.com. we'll be right back. got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. that's not all, bro-tein shake. geico has motorcycle and rv insurance, too. oh, that's a lot more. oh yeah, i'm all about more, teddy brosevelt.

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right now extreme temperatures and dangerous winds. record cold continues to grip the tristate area and there's snow coming. plus the man hunt for a suspect wanted in the stabbing of his girlfriend and her daughters is over. how police managed to catch up with him. bon voyage. why one couple says the trip was a dream come true. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now.

we're coming up on 7:30 on this sunday, february 14th. happy valentine's day. i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm diane macedo. the days top stories are straight ahead. the top story of the day is the weather. vanessa murdock is here with a look at record breaking temperatures. >> i know. one below now in central park. this breaks the old record of 2 set in 1916 and in addition we're expecting this afternoon to tie the record of 17 degrees for valentine's day. so yes, a lot of records being broken not just here in the city but across the northeast this morning. this arctic air has taken over. right now 6 below in sparta. 13 below in monticello. below zero. babylon at zero. plus side 3 in belmar. here's what it feels like with winds. basically holding steady between 20, 25 miles per hour. gusts 35 miles per hour.

25 below in dan bury. in boston the temperature is 9 below. it feels like 36 below. below. ottawa, nearly 40 below there. short lived arctic blast. not warmth. winds will be strong this afternoon. at 3:00, 17 degrees. will feel like 3 degrees because of the winds still on the breezy side. but getting calmer through the day. coming up we'll talk about a storm moving in that will bring snow and rain, much warmer temperatures as well. back to you. >> thank youment it may be valentine's day but the extreme cold has few people across our area feeling the love. >> the arctic chill is not just breaking records, it can be very dangerous. ilana gold joins us live. >> reporter: it is absolutely freezing out here. say it.

to be so care of because right now it feels like minus 19 degrees with the windchill. many layers. i've only been standing out here for a few minutes and this cold is just cutting through my clothing. my face is singing. i can barely speak but i'm going to try my best as i show you the in your opinions over here in the mobile weather lab right now. just incredible. the wind making matters even worse. 9.6 miles per hour. this wind is going to continue as the morning goes on. if you're heading out again, you just need to be prepared. extreme cold blasting the tristate area for the second day in a row. the arctic air bringing dangerous conditions. >> my nose is freezing. my legs are cold. >> the wind gusts leading to unforgiving windchill. this morning temperatures will feel like 10 below zero. >> like you're inside of a freezer and it's really the

>> being out for just a few minutes can be excruciating, even if you're wearing many layers. >> my face and hands are the worst part. >> you do you feel? >> a little bit cold. it's cold. more than in paris. in this. these construction workers on tenth avenue spent hours in the frigid elements and covered up from head to toe. emergency responders in hoboken had a tough time battling this apartment bidding fire. if your skin is exposed in this weather for 15 minutes frostbite and hypothermia can set in. >> so important to take this seriously to stay indoors for the maximum extent possible. >> mayor bill de blasio is warning all new yorkers to protect themselves and stay indoors. >> if for any reason you have to go out, go out for as lit time as possible. bundle up. lots of layers. do not have skin exposed. >> but this extreme cold can cause problems indoors too. burst pipes and emergency calls to plumbers, so make sure you

open cabinet doors so heat can get to insulated pipes and keep your thermostat set to the same temperature day and night. we're back out live at bryant park on this dangerously cold morning. you can see the fountain is frozen over. mayor de blasio is telling all new yorkers to stay indoors and if you don't have heat you need to call 311 right away. live in bryant park this morning, ilana gold. >> thank you. the man police say brutally stabbed his girlfriend and her three children on staten island is now behind bars. sources tell cbs 2 police got a tip and caught michael sykes at yesterday. on wednesday investigators say sykes murdered his 28-year-old girlfriend rebecca cutler, their 4-month-old daughter ziana. miracle survived. police are searching for kidnapping in brooklyn. the nypd released this

van used in the kidnapping. investigators say two armed men jumped out of the vehicle on tuesday night, grabbed a man in him. they then took the victim into the vehicle and held him there for more than an hour before pushing him out near east 39th street and foster avenue. it's not clear if the men knew the victim. the broadway community is missing dancer. jeffrey j.l. williams is a cast member for along. but friends and family say he did not show up for rehearsals wednesday. he was last seen near his apartment in the bronx at 167th street and jerome avenue. he apparently does not have his cell phone and has not updated his social media accounts in the past four days. after getting the all clear a storm-tossed cruise ship is back to sea. anthem of the seas left new jersey yesterday afternoon. last week passengers were shaken up and the ship was slightly damaged after it cruised into a major storm off the carolina coast.

head to warmer temperatures after the coast guard cleared the ship to sail. >> it is what it is. you know, i'm confident they got everything taken care of and i'm looking forward to a great cruise. >> the ship is headed to the bahamas and this cruise will last eight nights. most passengers that cruise would like to forget the stormy experience. for one happy couple they have a bit of a different memory. >> yes. oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. >> rory garcia proposed to his girlfriend as the ship sailed last saturday. garcia posted the video on youtube with the message, she said yes. little did we know we were in for the ride of our lives. >> i love her reaction. >> looks so nice and calm and then things drastically changed. >> safe to say she didn't know that when it was coming.

photographers, makeup artists and designers are taking over the city for new york fashion week. we'll have a look at the trends you might see this fall and we're going backstage to see how it all goes down. steps in the name of love and health. coming up, the many benefits of ballroom dancing. first here's vanessa murdock. >> frigid right now. warming temperatures and a significant storm system on the way.

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say robbed a victoria's secret store on staten island twice and made off with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. it happened last month. the duo stole more than 300 pairs of underwear. well speaking of clothing, new york fashion week kicked off thursday all around new york city. models are strutting down the cat walk showing off the fall and winter collections. >> cbs 2 got a sneak peek behind the scenes. >> reporter: nicholas kay kicked off fashion week with a chic new look. >> we have an earthy color palate from the desert and we wanted to pick one pop color, the monsoon. desert monsoon so it's this deep rich purple. >> celebrity stylist took us backstage to show us what happens before a big show. and how 20 models get ready to show off 47 different looks. >> there's lots of chaos. there's people running around.

>> this model is rocking a side bun, but is that really her hair? this is where awe of the models hair comes from. >> even the models need help with hair from bra still. it's all clipped in. this is the under the chin hair strap. >> all about the hair extensions. >> the look must be complete with makeup and nail polish. the bcbg show paid tribute to the laid david bowie and models walked the runway to his music. >> now we're backstage. this is an homage. >> you'll see every model had something that was shimmering or shine. it's that little girl that never wants to grow up. >> these models also showcased their own specific look. >> the hair looks like most women running in the rain and wind in the morning kind of when you just wake up.

spread out over 20 different thursday, february 18th. in midtown -- despite the cold, crowds lined the streets of flushing for a lunar new year parade. a dragon criss crossed down the street as revelers celebrated the year of the monkey. just before the parade a chinese business association named cuomo the lunar new year man of the year. >> that's great. >> looks cool. and it was cool out there yesterday. love is in the air for this valentine's day. so what's the most romantic moment you've ever experienced? >> on the move to find out. >> me and my husband went to this restaurant in iran. >> our prom weekend when we just road tripped to different beaches. >> he decorated his dorm and made a dinner for me.

with my husband he set it up as lady in the tramp. >> my husband bought me a snow shovel. >> for valentine's day? >> you you slept in the car. >> my mom's ford focus. she's not going to be happy if she hears that. >> he had a big heart on his apartment door and he had spaghetti and meat bahs. >> he ate a huge hot pepper in the restaurant. >> oh yeah. that did a good job on him. >> every time you go out and shovel two feet of snow your heart is just overwhelmed. >> absolutely. >> you never forgot it. >> no. we've been together for 30 years. >> prepepper was romantic. >> the little pepper destroyed it. >> can you swoon for us? >> i don't know what swooning is. show me and i'll do it. swoon. very spicey romance you have. >> too spicey. >> nothing else we should know about this snow shovel? >> you think it's funny but it's the truth.

>> we're doing it get. >> get a van. for cbs 2 news. >> that's nice. >> we celebrated on thursday. i didn't even think about reenacting lady and the tramp. >> that was really good. i like the lady who said the shovel. >> the snow shovel. >> maybe they shoveled and then cozied up inside. >> maybe. maybe. maybe that was -- [ overlapping speakers ] -- let's head over to vanessa murdock now. forecast. >> might have some snow to shovel. >> you will. although the rain will wash it away. we'll have snow and rain just does the job for you. slick roadways are definitely expected tomorrow night. here's the deal. we know it is cold. did you know just how cold. record cold this morning down to 1 below in central park. for our weather watchers it's colder in spots.

8 below right now says barry. he has sunny skies. now we know why they call it feb-brrr-uary. i thought that was fun. we'll head up where it's colder. 13 below. sunny skies. not the whole story. 13 is the temperature. windchills so much colder than that. let's take you live outside right now. those windchills mainly averaging about 20 below right now. so yes, live outside the picture is pretty but not warm. in central park, 1 below. we set a new record. winds are out of the north- northwest at 16 miles per hour. putting the windchill at roughly 20 below. record cold this morning, we think record cold this afternoon as well. as far as what you can expect moving forward, after today, there is significant storm on the way. it will start as snow tomorrow afternoon. then tomorrow evening we'll

wash all the snow that's piled up away. on tuesday, highs in the 50s with rain. and likely some localized flooding too. for today, 17 degrees the record coldest high and that is exactly where we expect to be. couple that with the windchill and it will feel like single digits out there. subzero for some. as we look at the temperature trend from here on out, we will skyrocket. 34 tomorrow for presidents' day. tuesday a high of 51. that 51 will be coupled with a lot of rain. clear skies out there right now thanks to an area of arctic high pressure. we are not the only ones feeling the chill. records are being set across the northeast. this is today. tomorrow we make our way toward the west to look at two systems. system number one and two joining forces to bring us snow, then rain. for today, arctic air, frigid sunshine. snow beginning in the afternoon.

we see a change over to wintery mix and rain. rain will continue to fall through the day on tuesday. expect a warm soaker. 1 to 2 inches of rain for most of us. isolated 3-inch spots. we anticipate flooding with this system. of course first comes snow. so what will pile up prior to the rain washing it away? about a coating for many of long island. 1 to 3 through the city, the north shore of long island. west chester. rockland. then 3 to 6 inches as we look well north and west of the city. so please keep in mind a very slick evening commute is anticipated on monday. today just ice cold sun. 17 degrees with stiff winds out of the northwest. stronger early. settling later. will feel like 10 below to 5 degrees. tonight 12 is the overnight low. winds will be more settled

34 tomorrow with snow moving many. transitioning to rain. it is american heart month and valentine's day. one of the ways to keep your heart emotionally and physically sound is dancing with your partner. joining us to talk about the benefits of ballroom dancing. thank you for being here. >> wonderful, wonderful to be here. >> let me ask you first. talk a little about what are dancing? >> well, dancing obviously involves a lot of movement. great for your cardio. great for the balance for flexibility. more and more research proves that few minutes of swing or waltz really brings the heart beat up and requires very good muscle tone. ballroom dancing fits in that just wonderful. >> it's something for all ages

because you can do any move social. as such, it is also great way of exercising for many people. not everyone loves to go into gym and dancing is social, dancing is great. great for couples and great for singles too. the way we teach it for the studio, you don't need to have a partner. >> we do have a couple with us. so you've been married for 36 years. how long have you been dancing? >> about five years. >> about five years. why did you get involved? why did you want to do it? >> our daughters both got married and we basically just started because we wanted to look good on the dance floor ourselves. we didn't want to embarrass ourselves. >> and larry, what do you like about it? >> well, it's a lot of fun. second of all, there's a lot of athletic work to be done and

i'm far better shape now than i was five years ago. and it's a challenge and we've had some success so it's fun. >> we talked about the physical benefits, but emotionally, dancing with your wife, what does it do for your relationship emotionally? >> well it's a good thing. a lot of touching involved. >> eye contact. >> eye contact as well. and communication. on the dance floor man leads, woman follows, typically. there's communication going on but we're together. >> you're together. >> learning something together. so it's a great experience. >> would you agree? >> i would. it's great -- i don't particularly enjoy the gym but i really like doing something that we can do together, learn it together and it's a good me. >> you're going to show me a few steps before you all dance. >> absolutely. >> so what they're going to do.

what we're doing with any dance is basically we do the same type of moves we do every day. we walk forward, back, sideway. and we want to combine some of the simple elements there and you'll in a minute? stand facing each other. >> okay. >> like in the movie theater, you know when you go to your seat, let's take some sidewalks together. one, two, three, four, five, six. great. let's go to your left. one, two, three, four, five, six. good. now let's do the same move. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. >> same. except going sideways. pay attention and you'll feel one, two, three, four.

so one, two, three, four, one, two, three, four. quick, quick, slow. quick, quick, slow. excellent. keep going. quick, quick -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> slow. quick, quick, slow. beautiful. here is your rumba. >> i shouldn't be looking down. i should be looking at you. right? >> guess what, in the beginning with teachers make people look down and all that but eventually you get hand of it and can enjoy. >> i want to let you dance with your wife. your partner. i want to let you dance.

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new meaning to comfort food. >> tell me about this dish here. >> pork chop is grilled on our grill in back. >> it's presented as a tower with mustard, potatoes and brussels sprouts and mixed with bacon. >> a lot of layers. >> a lot of layers. >> another dish with a lot of layers. >> the walnut entrusted salmon. >> this fish the perfect crust and it's finished with a honey mustard lemon sauce for $22. >> fish and chips. classic. >> usually get a lot of small pieces of fish. fish here. for $18 there's a classic fish and chips. cooked in a beer cider combo. i couldn't leave this pub without sampling their burger. >> that's our maxwell's burger. sliced rib eye pan sauteed. horseradish may owe on top.

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it is dangerously cold outside. we have broken a record set 100 years ago for low temps on this valentine's day. to top things off, there's snow on the way. remembering supreme court justice antonin scalia. the political debate now heating up over who should name his successor. the republican candidates made their case to stay in the race. hear the one issue they all seem to agree on.

continues right now. good morning. coming up on 8:00 a.m. on this sunday, february 14th. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. our top story is the forecast. let's get right to meteorologist vanessa murdock. our temperature down below showing zero degrees. >> it almost looks like a mistake when you look at it. >> almost does. >> it is a mistake. it's 1 below right now. >> fantastic. how does that improve the situation? all right, yes. it is frigid outside this morning. thankfully the cold, the extreme cold does not last long. it's today and then we're warming on up. right now brutally cold. 1 below in central park. zero in madison. the windchill feels like 33 below in waldon. franklin feeling 15 below.