>> from fox 5 news, this is "good day wake up." >> is the snow still falling? hard to tell from our monitors here in the studio. here is the deal. i'm being told it is. it is really nothing especially here in the city. in long island, saw a little bit on my car. it was easy. >> maybe last gasp of winter. >> kind of although on the eastern part of the island it's a little rough. mike gives us the lowdown on weather coming up. >> historic trip for president obama. he wakes up in cuba. he is the first president to visit the country in almost 90 years since calvin coolidge went in 1928. >> donald trump is expected to meet with influential republicans. we hope we could be at that meeting. it will be hilarious. he is trying to improve his relationships with the gop establishment. >> a lot of work to do with that

new report says n.j. transit trains and buses are not reliable as they used to be. the fleet is breaking down more often resulting in more delays for commuters. commuters could tell you that. it is monday morning. good everybody. >> good morning, ben. >> good morning juliet. >> how was your weekend. >> it was low-key. me and dean yesterday. >> dean the dream. >> the ladies went out. we hung around. everyone in the house has a cold exempt for me. i'm hoping -- >> dean is so cute. he has a head of hair on him. wow, just like daddy. get over to mike. hello, michael. >> good morning. time to get into work and spring. spring is here. >> spring has sprung. >> i know it was cold. it still want that bad other weekend. i'm be an optimist. sun came out. i came out of brunch and full sunshine. >> where's the snow. >> right. i went inside like an hour later.

>> you're like, whew. keep my job. >> getting my heart going. anyhow, good morning to you. look at fox 5 hd. you can see the snow coming through the tri-state region t has been all snow. it has been pretty light. already snow is coming to a close in the western section of new jersey. it is making its way through. you will see it a little while longer in long island. particular eastern long island. looks like holes show up here and there. doesn't look like our temps are really in a range that the snow will stick around and pile up for us. we're at minimal range. 32 at newark, central park. same shing, ice slip and montauk. that is part of the reason we don't have a lot of problems on the roadways. when the snow hits the ground it

locations a few slippery spots for you in the east. it will come to a close at the morning commute, ending west to east as area of low pressure continues to head out into the a atlantic waters. we'll see a clear sky afterward. don't expect a monster storm. first full day of spring, yeah, might be a little bit catching some folks off-guard. but morning snow showers are out there. making for some slick spots. alternate side of the street parking rules are canceled. we'll see clearing as day goes on. 42 by lunchtime. 4degrees. quite windy. it is breezy as storm gets out of town. 65 on wednesday. next storm that comes through looks like it will be bringing in rain, late thursday into friday. so, yes, indeed. got a little bit of everything coming at us this week. this is probably the last of the snow we see for quite a while more than likely. let's bring in ines rosanna to see what is going on. wet out there but other than that probably not too bad.

it is not too bad. as you mentioned street cleaning rules are suspended because of the weather. we have a hiccup perth amboy, between harding and new brunswick avenue because of accident investigation going on of the things in queen doing fine. white stone and throgs neck bridge. as mike mentioned westbound the snow is falling. not really causing any issues with the morning commute. eastbound you're fine. metro-north, long island railroad and new jersey transit and path trains running on or close to schedule. ben and juliet. >> ines you look pretty. wouldn't know it but looks like spring in some parts of the area. >> fox 5's robert moses joins us from babylon where the spring did not stop snow from falling. big wet flakes falling there this morning. good morning, robert. >> reporter: good morning to

the flakes are falling in babylon. we can't offer you tulips or spring fare but can offer you know-covered cars in the parking lot of the babylon train station. some people will leave home a bit early this morning as they head out to work to try to beat this snow, take advantage of mass transit perhaps. up to six inches forecast in extreme eastern parts of suffolk county. admittedly that will not be what most of us see. most of us only see an inch or two or perhaps three here on long island. some parts of eastern suffolk could see up to half a foot. there were some large flakes flying as we drove this morning. roads were mostly wet. they weren't too slick, with exception of an overpass or two. just be careful as you head over the overpasses. they may become a bit slippery. the timing of this storm really is the biggest story of all. it is really not the amount but fact that it comes right snack

rush, monday morning rush no less. now, lest you think spring never has any snow, i bring you these statistics. according toes national weather something the last time central park saw snow first day of spring, you have to go back i don't know, last year, 2015.

biggesti&uh(a . >> visiting president has not visited there since calvin coolidge. stay cool with coolidge. that was his campaign slogan. >> you dropped the trivia like it is just, you know, no big deal. >> i have a copious bounty of presidential trivia. >> oh, boy. mr. obama hopes to forge new relationship with the communist country as we obviously know. not everybody is very happy about this. let's go to teresa priolo live in new jersey also known as little havana on the hudson. good morning. >> reporter: little havana not looking much like the real havana of course because the snow. as you mentioned, juliet, union city is often referred to as little havana. largest cuban population in the united states outside of miami. many fled oppression of castros.

obama is attempting to appeal to as he continues his visit to the island nation. the first family is waking up this morning on cuban soil. something that hasn't happened in nearly 90 years. >> good to see you. great job. >> reporter: last time a it something president visited it was by battleship, not air force one. it took president calvin coolidge three days to arrive from washington. it took president obama just three hours. >> this is a historic visit and it is a historic opportunity to engage directly with the cuban people and to forge new agreements and commercial deals, to build new ties between our two peoples and for me the lay out my vision for future bright irthan our past. >> reporter: yesterday cheers of praise could be heard over the rain as cubans tried to get a glimpse of the first family as they walked the streets of havana. today president obama meets with cuban president raul castro. the first official meeting between the two governments in over 50 years.

to help normalize relations between the two countries but some like new jersey senator bob menendez, the son of cuban refugees is criticizing the president for visiting while the castros are still in power. >> millions of europeans, canadians, mexicans, latin americans have visited cuba over the last several years, made investment. the sim system has become more repressive, not more free. >> reporter: there is criticism of cuba sheltering u.s. fugitives like joanne chesimard who murdered a new jersey state trooper. the white house would say they officials. cuba. he will address the cuban people baseball. address. tomorrow. according to political insiders he will keep a very watchful eye, careful eye, i should say on cuban-americans talking about them, and juliet, all that they

country, coming here and what it means to try to bring the two sides back together. we'll see. that is the latest from union city this morning. back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much, teresa. republican front-runner donald trump will reportedly meet with influential republicans hoping to smooth things over with them. he will be at the annual policy conference for the american israel public affairs committee, a major pro-israel group. "the washington post" reports that he is meeting with lawmakers and other gop leaders hoping to improve relationships with the establishment. they have been pretty rocky for the two sides. it will be his first major talk since last fall. shouldn't say sides because they're gop. you know. >> more of his family members are getting threats. a threatening letter was sent to a sister who is federal judge in philadelphia. judge marianne trump berry sits on the court of appeals for the third sixth that covers

fbi is wear of the incident and is vetting. last week a letter with a white substance was sent to his son eric's apartment. >> ohio governor john kasich on talk shows on sunday. on democratic side, hillary clinton took the weekend off. and left the campaigning to that guy, former president bill clinton. bernie sanders's camp made stop in washington state, arizona, utah, idaho all vote tomorrow. >> queens police arrested a man who slashed three other men with a machete that happened yesterday morning in jackson heights. they got into an argument inside of chi-bao restaurant. all three were cut bit blade. none of the injuries were life-threatening. torres has been charged with assault. if you think new jersey transit and buses will break down a lot, you're correct. we'll take a closer look at that problem.

>> sure, sure, we got a little bit of snow. snow showers are still a deal in the tri-state region. they will be going away. it is already coming to a close in western sections of new jersey. you have 32 degrees as you step out the door. clearing as time goes on. if you want to keep track of the snowfall. download the fox 5 weather app. they will show what you is going on with the rain or snow all the way down to your street level. so check it out for free. itunes store, google play store. costs you nothing. we'll be back in a bit. with real fruit and low-fat yogurt, at 260 calories, you can feel good finishing dunkin' donuts' fruit smoothies. and now dd perks members can enjoy a fruit smoothie for $1.99.

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david: -- >> winter is officially over. the city got almost 32 inches of snow. that stunk. 27 inches fell during this huge blizzard on january 23rd. it was the second warmest winter on record. i will take that. averaging 51 degrees. >> yeah. >> although this, you might say is global warming in effect. 13 degrees above normal. could be an aberration. >> some would argue with that. >> some would argue with, that i would agree. there are fluctuations year to year. >> well, yeah. >> we had, last winter was super cold.

exactly. >> who is on the show today? a little bit later on? >> you think he has something to say about that? >> i think he is cool. >> changing the topic. >> he performed on a old show i used to host. he was one of my favorite performers. he is so good. >> bring on wyclif. >> we'll be parked right here with popcorn, ready for him to go. good morning, we made it through the weaken. that ended up okay, not bad. high temperatures yesterday. we made it up to 43 for a high. there was blazing sunshine at the time. that was your high in the city. 41 in newark. 41 in bridgeport. the recent i point this out, temps like this, very warm, well bob freezing that set stage what was coming in. clouds and snow afterwards. when you have high tempses, when the snow comes, it will probably not hang out.

this time of the year. sun is getting a little bit higher. snow came to town. this is where it stands on fox 5 guardian 3 d. some coming over the city as well. even here in the city it will be breaking up over next couple hours as drier age continues to edge into the tri-state region. there is some accumulation for some folks but not many. most of this is melting on contact. grassy surfaces, rooftops, bridges overpasses may be little more risky but not too bad. 32 for central park. same thing is slip and bridgeport. main -- ice slip and bridgeport. i.c.e. slip. too little too late. it is already heading out in the atlantic waters.

long island and new england that is about it. you get gradual clearing and we actually have a couple pretty quiet days coming up for us. a little minor disturbances with the tri-state. doesn't look like precip will be a problem for a while. here is what we expect in the end. eastern long island, suffolk county and parts of connecticut and new england getting significant snow. perhaps up to two to three inches. everyone else a coating to an inch or so. that is about it. showers clearing later on. 53 for you tomorrow and 65 by wednesday. next storm coming in is featuring rain, not snow. high temp at 60 on friday. okay, let's bring in ines rosanna and take a peek what this weather situation has done in the commute. >> good morning, mike. street cleaning rules has been suspended. hi, juliet, how is going for you. how was the commute? >> it was okay except for lines in the street i like to that. >> get back to is gaing at my computer.

suspended today because of the weather right now. meters are still in effect. route 33 and perth amboy, southbound accidents involving a down poll has all lanes closed between harding and new brunswick avenue. as far as the commute in putnam county, things are looking good. no issues on the at that conic. look at -- taconic. here at the bronx borough avenue. very quiet on the northbound side. van kick and q garden interchange fine both directions. there is the lick continue nell. no delays. same for holland and gwb. juliet, back to you. >> thank you very much. tough for new jersey commuters, trains, bus, light railcars are breaking down quite often actually. according to reliability statistics compiled by new jersey transit. trains traveled over 90,000 miles between failures. slightly better than 2014 but down sharply from a high of 120,000 miles in 2012.

almost 12,000 miles between breakdowns. not as good as 2015. new jersey transit says trying to get rid of old buses t has a long-range plan to replace aging railcars. >> retired pennsylvania sate trooper shot and killed two people on the pennsylvania turnpike before being shot dead by other troopers while trying to escape. the violence started yesterday morning at the fort littleton to plaza 65 miles to the west of harrisburg. clarence briggs killed a security guard in the holdup at the plaza. he was shot dead by troopers trying to escape with the money. he retired in 2012 with honorable discharge after spending 26 years as a state trooper. wow. >> we have new details how the deadly paris terror attacks back in november could have been worse apparently. >> yeah. the suspect who was taken into custody on friday, salah abdeslam tells authorities he planned to carry out more attacks. here is fox news correspondent kelly wright.

the connection with the paris attack may have been planning another attack. the belgium government says salah abdeslam has been cooperating with investigators since his arrest on friday. >> he want to go to the south of france in paris and also to be suicide bombing but he stopped. >> reporter: 130 people were killed in the attack book in november at a concert hall and stadium in paris. authorities captured the wanted terrorist after four months hiding out in belgium. after finding a stash of weapons in an apartment. he apparently had ties to other criminal organizations. >> there are so many links between the so-called terrorists and the criminals. they are using the same tools. they are using the same garb, the same apartments, same locations. >> reporter: a french prosecutor told reporters on saturday that abdeslam planned to blow himself up during the november attacks at a stadium but backed out.

prosecutor violated the secret investigation in belgium, is not a part of this belgium investigation. >> reporter: abdeslam's lawyer says details of the interview compromises his case and corroborating with the police. >> when the abdeslam will be heard by a police or judge, now he is collaborating with the justice. >> reporter: france is asking belgium to extradite him to paris. however his lawyer plans to fight for him to stay in brussels. in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >> thanks, kelly. we have lot more coming up. how you can live like quarterback eli manning, actually does come with a giant price tag. >> yeah. >> how much it costs you to rent out his hoboken home. >> why is he renting it out? >> maybe he didn't think he

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this is good day wake-up. >> slushy start to the week out there. you can see water on the lens of the camera, looking at the alexander hamilton bridge, cross bronx expressway this morning. snow falling across the region and city points east. not really sticking to the ground. hopefully won't impact the morning commute. mike has details how much we can expect today. >> talk to our friend in southhampton to see what is going on today. >> except it is raining. >> president obama visiting with cuban president raul castro today. he landed there yesterday. first full day of mr. obama's historic trip to cuba. we'll have update. >> bill bratton says the large number of slashings have been occurring in public housing. >> and it's a brawl you don't want your children to see. an easter bunny attack. >> yeah. >> happened over in new jersey at the mall in jersey city.

he goes away and keeps coming back for more. we have this -- much to the delight apparently of some of the people recording this but -- >> i think the easter bunny is a little creepy. >> you said that. >> i'm throwing it out there. >> the easter bunny at the mall? >> yeah. we steered my daughter clear of that. >> what is the problem with it? >> i don't know. >> okay. okay. >> stay over there. >> did you have a good weekend. >> i did, how about yours? >> i did. hotel tonight, great app. deals. night. >> you stayed in a hotel tonight? >> just saturday night. i had to do some stuff in the city. great, great deal. like hundreds of dollars off on really nice hotels. >> did you go to the spa. >> we were very busy. went to soho on crosby street. awesome place. >> there are great places to do it.

>> worth it, i promise to you. >> do it, do it. >> do it the night of. >> always have hotel rooms. >> good morning, everyone, show you what is happening out there. first of all we have a little last gasp of winter through the tri-state region. temps at the freezing point or just above it depending where you are. 34 in newark. 32 in central park. because the temps are not well below freezing that is part of the reason the snow we do have is not necessarily sticking in more locations. it will second quarter on in eastern long island where it will stay for a little longer. over for much of new jersey. drier skies are approaching the city even as we speak. early morning commute unless you're out into long island where it goes on a little bit longer. bridges and overpasses it will potentially stick a little more so. gets icier, watch out for those spots. this is not major storm.

most of us only seeing coating to inch or so of snow, out to the east you have potential to get a little bit more. 48 is the high later this afternoon. we'll see gradual clearing. then a nice dry sky coming up tomorrow for a high. breezy, quite warm on wednesday, with high of 65. little taste of spring since it is spring. bring in ines see what is happening when we get out the door. we know it is wet but in some ways this will help us out, right? >> good morning, mike. you know what? it is not affecting the commute. street cleaning us rules are suspended in the five boroughs. there is accident southbound between harding and new brunswick avenue. garden state parkway is doing fine. speed restrictions 45 miles an hour because of the weather. manhattan fdr drive, 49th street, watch out for a stall blocking lanes. commute on lie, 106, 107. westbound, eastbound moving fine. no snow on the roads.

trains, long island railroad, metro-north, new jersey transsift and path trains running on or close. >> thank you, ines. 5:34. it is spring. birds are chirping and tulips popping up through the ground. snow is falling. >> not too bad unless you're on the eastern portion of the island a couple of inches blanketing parts of long island. >> we'll see, let's be honest we'll see if it is couple inches. >> we'll talk to nicole out in southhampton to find out what is going on. robert moses in babylon. there is little bit on windshields and everything. how is it looking? >> reporter: ben and juliet we have beautiful winter wonderland in babylon. the only problem it is not winter anymore. it is spring. we don't have today dills and tulips to offer you but light snow falling at the babylon train station with the lights behind us in the parking lot. there are snow covered coarse parked here. national weather service

forecast downward slightly. up to five inches expected in extreme eastern parts of suffolk county. earlier this morning when we were out and about we saw these large flakes flying. the roads, as mike said, were mostly wet. overpasses could get slick. bear that in mind as you hit the road this morning. timing of course of this storm is the worst part, being it comes right at the height of the morning rush but, again, so far the roads have been mostly just wet, not slippery. budget a few minutes heading out the door this morning. spoke to commodity muters at lirr station, and they are for the most part taking today's storm in stride. >> not that bad. more water than it is snow. >> reporter: see you bundled up on the first day. what do you think of snow in the springtime? >> oh, my for.

>> she will get warm weather soon enough. incidentally snow in the spring is not unheard of in new york by any stretch. last time central park saw snow on the first day of spring was last year, we saw four 1/2 inches. biggest snowstorm after march 20th, came twice actually in 1915 and back in 1875. we saw 10 inches. latest one inch snowfall in the park came in 1950. as we come back live to the lirr station in babylon, one thing to bear in mind if you're taking long island railroad this morning, the railroad is saying budget a few extra moments in case there are sporadic delays. but we've not seen much of that. that is the latest, live from babylon. ben and juliet back to you. >> robert moses on the island. thank you very much. notice how he said, winter. >> winter. >> president obama i about the way is making history this morning. he is in cuba.

visited the island nation in almost a century. >> he is hope to forge new, better, stronger relationship with the communist country. not everybody supports the visit. fox 5's teresa priolo live in union city, new jersey. got great food there, cuban food. hey, tressa. >> reporter: good morning, ben and juliet. good morning everyone. we're joining you from little ha have an that. this is largest cuban population in the united states outside of havana. many of whom are cuban refugees. as ben mentioned today are to the first time in nearly 90 years, a u.s. president is waking up on cuban soil. this is a historic event t continues today with president obama citying down with be cuban president raul castro. the first time those two heads of state have met in 50 years. the first family touched down yesterday. they immediately began touring havana.

much about optics as it is policy as he continues his administration's push towards normizing relations with the island nation. take a listen to the president. >> this is a historic visit and a historic opportunity to forge new agreements and commercial deals to build new ties between our two peoples and for me the to lay out my vision for future that is writer than our past. >> reporter: this trip isn't without controversy and for three main reasons. first and foremost president castro did not meet the obamas on the tarmac yesterday as they arrived. many people say that was sign of major disrespect. the second, many cuban refugees believe the president should not have visited at a time when the castros are still in power because of oppression that so many cubans face. that is why they fled and came here to the united states. and third, there is a major dispute going because cuba shelters some u.s. fugitives.

killed a new jersey state trooper and many people believe, why would you go at a time when we want that person returned here to the states so that she could face justice? the white house would only say to that, ben and juliet, that is a part of the talks happening in cuba this week. that is the latest from union city this morning. back to both of you in the studio. >> we'll see what happens in that case. teresa priolo. thank you very much. police say the man who covered his face with an american flag and flash ad 53-year-old woman has now been arrested. 25-year-old gregory alfred was picked up in zareville, new jersey yesterday afternoon. he was accused attacking victim in her home in prospect park. she was not hurt. he is expected to be extradited to new york this afternoon. >> nypd police commissioner bill bratton said many of city's homeless are ato go. >> shelters and many slashings happen in the projects.

domestic violence related. very large number of them in the public housing projects. that we estimate that only about 25% of approximately occur in areas where our patrol forces would have impact, in public streets, parks, et cetera. >> after bratton made comments at least seven more people by the way were slashed. >> easter bunny in new jersey doesn't seem to be in the holiday spirit. check out the video posted on twitter. the ma'am easter bunny, brawling with somebody in jersey city at newport center mall. the easter bunny is there in the middle with a black jacket on, white pants. no head. he had taken the costume off. >> is the jacket part of the getup. >> apparently a formally dressed easter bunny. >> right. >> start of the video. he had been separated from somebody, a guy in a brown shirt. they kind of went at it. he moved away then he comes back

not really sure what started this but, obviously -- >> doesn't really matter, does it? >> no, it doesn't matter. it is rather interesting. jersey city newport center mall. no word if anyone is facing charges because of that. >> come on, now. come on now, people. this is -- >> mike woods. >> for little kids. >> easter bunny. >> little kids would be freaked out by that. >> some are freaked out even without that. anyway, show you what is happening. another cold start to the day, cold and wet. we have snow in the area. temps only in middle of the range giving us to snow that is making to the ground. most of it is melting on contact at least for the roadways. grassy surfaces an rooftops, they're getting it. 30 in in islip and central park and montauk. greatest totals in the end central and eastern sections of long island because they will

longer period of time. temperatures are still in the minimal range. that is why a lot is melting on contact. area of low pressure continues to head out to sea. not hanging around long enough to make this a significant snow dump. looks like a few more morning snow showers then gradual clearing. look out on bridges and overpasses. clearer sky for you tomorrow. pretty much the same thing as we head into wednesday, not much really happening weatherwise. as far as accidents concerned until we get toward the indof the week, that will be rain, not snow. after morning snow showers, 48 for a high. we'll go to partly cloudy sky by midday. we'll be a little windy. breezy with gradual clearing. nice and warm for you on wednesday. but by friday there is shower chance out there again. it's a warm one. there you go. live interactive radar fox5ny

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>> on 5:45, president obama has made history. he is first sitting u.s. president to visit cuba in 90 years. he will meet cuban president, rail castro and attend a -- raul castro and attend a state dinner.

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guard after his team won the game, 88-80. final score. hockey, racers at home tonight with the panthers. islanders at home with philly. devils at home with columbia us about. new jersey took early lead. boucher will get the puck from palmieri and blasted it and devils, up 1-0. then, smith, right at the net. gets the shot blocked. scrambles. blue jackets try to stop him. pushes it in the net, game winner. devils bleat columbus 2-1. ncaa tournament action, why they call it a march madness. biggest comeback in tournament history ends in heart pounding overtime finish. 11 seed northern iowa has 12 point lead with 44 seconds. up by two.

turnover, aggies gilder gets the ball and ties the game. double overtime, texas a&m pulls away, beating northern iowa, 92-88. aggies move on to the sweet 16. face two-seeded oklahoma sooners. in the east, another dramatic finish. only 2 seconds left on the clock, which is against number two, xavier. at the 3-point line drains it at buzzer sounds. badgers, bill murray's son is the assistant coach of xavier. >> that is why he was watching, right? >> 66-63. they go on to play in sweet six teen. barclays center yesterday, number two, we'll get to the irish in a second. number two-seed villanova and 7 seed iowa. brunson has the slam. he led nova with 19 points. this game was never close.

six teen. nova plays miami next. now notre dame. the later game. 6th seed, versus 14th seed stephen f austin. just over 3 minutes left to put sfa up 73-70. one second left in the game. notre dame's rex huger tips in in. the game winner. fighting irish in the sweet six teen and fighting irish plays wisconsin on friday. in the midwest, blowout here. my wife likes this. syracuse grad. st. louis, syracuse rolls over 15 seed middle tennessee state. they upset michigan state. historically friday around orange make it to the sweet 16. they play gonzaga on friday. that is it for sports. i am out of breath. late game last night, oregon

oklahoma beat vcu. maryland beat hawaii. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> exciting weekend for basketball. thank you, duke. weather. >> let's get over there. michael. >> weather. all set. we have something to talk about, snow in the area, good news the snow has been for the most part melting on contact, at least where it counts. that is on most of the bridges, the roads i should say. the bridges and overpasses is where it stick as little bit more some anyhow. here what we have on average for the day. 51 average high. 36 is average low. drop down to 32 this morning. we have seen pretty much a little push back to winter even though it is spring technically. changed over yesterday early in the morning. well, here is one more hit of snow coming through. looks like actually even here in the city the snow starting to come to a close. maybe a few flakes left over for you. you have a little while longer out in long island into connecticut before the snow clears your area. probably another hour, hour 1/2.

east takes of course a lot longer for snow to clear. we're not expecting a big snow dump for anyone even though it is still going on. reporting snow at central park. 32 degrees as of 5:00 in the morning. we have 34 in newark. 32 in central park as well as islip and bridgeport. if testimonies were below freezing we we have a situation where the snow would stick but that not case. winds light six, to 12 miles per hour. but they will be picking up as the day goes on. area of low pressure to the southwest. continues to head out into the atlantic waters. takes moisture along with it. we don't get too much out of it all together. brings us in the morning more nuisance snow showers and few slick spots here and there. most of us have less than an inch of snow. central sections of long island. maybe nor out to the east. again with thames as they have been lately, doesn't look like it will hang out for long. high temp up to 48. gradual clearing for the day.

keep it pretty much dry through majority of the week. rain coming back as we head into friday. as well as sunday next weekend. we could have more wet weather out there. let's bring in ines rosanna to see what we have with the commute this morning. it es wet outside. >> roads or roaches. which do you want? >> bridges. >> roaches and all of that. talk about the commute. route 35 this morning accident has all lanes closed between harding and new brunswick avenue. as far as your commute, rockland, westchester county looks good. let's go to the cam ha to see how the lie is doing by harding. police activity up in the shoulder westbound. not really affecting the commute. watch out for that. george washington bridges

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>> welcome back. comedian amy schumer is putting her money where her heart is. >> she left $1000 tip on $77 bill for the bar staff this saturday at hit musical hamilton. aspire being actor and bartender posted photos of the interaction. bartender said last time comedian showed up at bar, she gave $80 tip for $40 bill. schumer waited tables and was a bar tend before she hit it big. >> very cool. has a lot of money. doesn't need to be stingy with it. help the people out. >> right. ben affleck says his new batman film is not for everybody. >> especially his 4-year-old son. in an interview he said samuel

whole movie. doesn't want him to have nightmares. affleck seen trailers for the film and two minute clips his basically whole attention span anyway. >> sounds about right. >> at very least his oldest daughter violet can see the pg-13 rated film. "zootopia," i love the box office stories. really doing well. >> to for it. >> i don't really care to know about -- nobody else agree with with me apparently. it took in $i8 million, "zootopia" thing, whatever it is called, did. first place for the third straight weekend. going to impact your life greatly i know. it made more than $200 million. again another thing that you can

why don't you think about fox five news, this is good day wake up. >> juliet: welcome to spring everyone. you would not know it how it looks outside this morning. expect your commute to be messy as a snowstorm loose through our area. at least in this area, what is it like at the eastern part, mike has the story, not. >> ben: president obama is waking up in cuba. he is the first sitting president to visit that country sense calvin coolidge in 1928. >> juliet: please make an arrest and the machete attack in queens. three men were injured in a restaurant outside. >> juliet: a new report that says the trains and buses, and light rail are not as reliable as they used to be. they're breaking down more often and creating delays for riders. >> juliet: good morning everyone.