. >> hello audrey. audrey: it looks like we'll need leather jackets tomorrow, highs details had he catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte i only buy solid gold staples. because, um, sometimes regular staples, they just don't capture the richness of what you're stapling. like, um, like this illuminated page from medieval monks and this original sketch by leonardo da vincis. eh, separate they're fine... (vo) a new york man buys $80 gold staples to staple expensive things. see the gold staple, it just looks right. probably worth more now. (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. lotto. making more new yorkers dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. america runs on dunkin'. antwan: a 36-year-old pastor locally is turning his new york city church into a destination, d

audrey fuente, what's up? >> good morning. >> audrey is the daughter of the late, great tito fen -- fuente. your brother is in the music business -- >> yes. >> he's going to singing for us in a little bit. >> no, he'll be playing the drums. >> doesn't he like deo or something like that this. >> babaloo. >> right, right. >> ricky ricardo. you need to stop watching "i love lucy." >> we're going to hear from him and members of the band that he's playing with. they have a fabulous show in new jersey -- >> audrey, that wasn't offensive, was it? >> no. come on, that's fine. me? >> oh, boy. >> let's move on. >> audrey, welcome. >> yes. we'll talk later. >> in other words, let's find out about the weather. >> all right. let's talk about the weather, because we are seeing some improvement across the region, a lot, in fact. we have sunny skies out there. the rain is long gone. cooler temperatures are starting to work in, although in the city we're still feeling good at 53 in central park. check out that wind direction,

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audrey: no. christina: what! audrey: we only see one movie a year. now back to 50s, that will be case tomorrow with sunshine like today, and you will need rain gear tuesday, a break on wednesday before there is more rain thursday, weekend looks dry dry. antwan: thank you so much. christina: that does it for us i am christina park. antwan: i am antwan lewis with audrey puente and duke castiglione, thank you for watching, remember to wake up with "good day new york" tomorrow morning. christina: stay tuned for "sports extra," duke is next. antwan: up next. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up. pwhich makes the checkout lane, victory lane.

hi audrey. >> audrey: it is feeling like christmas whether or at least holiday weather across the region. it is cold out there. temperatures in the 20s north and west in poughkeepsie, and monticello. there's a freezing mark towards islip, bridgeport is checking in with 33 degrees, with degrees, with belmar checking in at 37 down the shore. we have a clear skies just after the north and the hudson valley, relatively light wins out there and clouds are starting to creep their way north. currently around central there's a. windchill factors in 20s and the teens. bundle up as you go outside. here are the clouds, they are ahead of the system that is bringing rain across the mid atlantic. today will be dry, this will give us wet weather for tuesday and a second low comes in on wednesday giving us more rainfall by them. snow associated with that second low but nothing for us. we will expect rain. we are below normal for this time of year so far, roughly 2 inches since november 1. also we are below 10 inches for the year. we'll have increasing clouds today is temperatures they below average, hig

audrey: that is where i'll be. antwan: you heard her, we knew, that i am antwan lewis, with audrey puente and duke castiglione, thank you for watching, wake up to "good day new york" tomorrow morning at 4:30, stay tuned, duke castiglione with "sports extra"

juliet: good morning, audrey. audrey: good morning to you. juliet: very pretty in yellow today. kerry: bringing in the sunshine. audrey: i'm going to step out a moment. there we go. good morning, everyone. temperatures are quite a range this morning across the tristate area. we are starting nice and comfortable in the city. 45 islip. 43 bridgeport. chilly north and west of the city in 30s. poughkeepsie 36. same thing in sussex and monticello monticello. newark 46. belmar 48. pretty comfortable across northern part of new jersey as well. hoboken feeling good 53 degrees. 46 westfield. the winds are relatively light and the mild temperatures are due to a southwest wind flow coming in from 5 miles per hour to about 7 around newark. the satellite and radar showing mainly clear skies out there, just a few high clouds out there and plenty of sunshine for the week. much of the northwest has the high pressure and bringing in a beautiful day today and the temperatures, actually that is the wrong graphic, temperatures close to 60 degrees. tomorrow cooler and the highs in the 50s. 50s on we

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do we not know about audrey? >> a whole bunch of things. >> get back to that. keep it clean. addicted to selfies. >> we knew that. [laughter] >> okay, alan, jason. okay. we've got what's his name back there. dave. you guys are awesome. tito puente junior. >> so far fun. hey, when we come back jerry clooney is here. a big fight gong on. cops versus firefighters. you tuck here... you tuck there. if you're a toe tucker... because of toenail fungus, ask your doctor now about prescription kerydin. used daily, kerydin drops may kill the fungus at the site of infection and get to the root of your toe tucking. kerydin may cause irritation at the treated site. most common side effects include skin peeling... ...ingrown toenail, redness, itching, and swelling. tell your doctor if you have any side effect that bothers you or does not go away. stop toe tucking... and get the drop on toenail fungus. ask your doctor today >> jerry clooney everybody. who remembers? my goodness gracious, held his own against some of the greatest

audrey is watching the forecast for us. it is 6:28 a.m. >> kerry: france has launched massive air strikes in syria as the identity of two more suspects responsible for the attacks that claimed the lives of one and 299 people. we have the very latest. >> juliet: tourist destinations have stepped up please present. >> kerry: the attacks are expected to affect the markets when they open this morning. >> juliet: thank you for being with us. ben is not here today because his wife had a baby on saturday afternoon around 2:00 p.m. little dean, he was a 9 pounds 4 ounces. he is a beautiful baby boy. ben is such a great dad, wonderful person, where so happy for him here. >> kerry: congratulations, we're thrilled for you guys. we are thrilled to welcome another member into the "fox 5 news". >> juliet: it was a tragic weekend it brought a smile to my face, audrey do you have anything to say. >> audrey: you know he looks like i :-) in that picture. it is a very nice start to the day. definitely worthy of a smile. we are seeing pictures

audrey, big baby. huge congratulations to them both. >> juliet: helix sleep deprived. >> kerry: we are starting up monday with good news, temperatures will be above average for this time of year making for a very comfortable start to the week. it is 52 degrees right now, the 40s in belmar, cooler north and west with readings in the 30s. thirty-five up as kinski, across northern sections of new jersey we have readings in the 40s. we are in the 30s that sussex. we'll have mild temperatures across the area this morning and that will set us up for a very mild afternoon. our readings will be in the 60s, above average for this time of year. it will be a manly clear skies, high pressure is in control bringing dry weather from the great lakes to new england and down toward mid atlantic. expect expect sunshine with tomorrow is cooler, front is moving in. wednesday's increasing clouds with patchy drizzle in the afternoon. will have a soaking rain by thursday and high temperature in the 60s. it should dry out for

greg: okay, audrey. what is up? audrey: what is up. temperatures will be above average. 53 degrees and central park. slightly cooler north and west. high-pressure keeping things nice and dry across the northeast. we do have a northwest wind flow. that is putting in the temperatures across the region. southwest wind right now. will shift to the northwest later. this will not affect us until late wednesday into thursday. nice and dry today. same thing for tomorrow. on wednesday, start to see the clouds on the increase. rain is likely on thursday. we will dry it out in time for the weekend. highs only in the 40s on saturday and sunday. let's check out your weather. ines: problems with the seven train. we have no service in either direction between 34th and 42nd street. this is because of signal problems. 495 heading towards the lincoln tunnel and hour for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up. where the holidays were

audrey. we have delays out there. quiet quiet. putnam county, a lane is blocked. 684 by exit 6 an accident slowing everyone down. the l.i.e. earlier problems, delays have not cleared up. the traffic is slow. a little slower than normal. bqe normal delays. this is the staten island expressway, eastbound is moving better than before. a slow ride on the 59th street bridge. if you are headed to queens the outer roadway on the lower is closed. use the inner roadway and headed to manhattan an accident on the lower roadway. crossing the hudson, lincoln tunnel an hour delay. george washington bridge 45 on the upper. 30 lower. holland tunnel 15-20. >> greg: thank you. after thanksgiving, we heard the news about a mass shooting, this one at the planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs, colorado. three people were killed, including a police officer. rosanna: we are learning more about the three people, including a police officer, two people who were there and helping someone. latest this morning. liz? >> good morning. police are sealing

audrey puente has the forecast. ben: 10 gunmen have taken more juliet: so frightening what is happening around the world right now. a plane went missing. ben: the fda has opposed genetically engineered salmon. juliet: very quickly. happy baby to you. ben: thank you. juliet: happy birthday to josie -- joseph. turns 13 today. ben: birthday was november 14. he was sleeping. the rest of us were not. thank you to everyone. i have to give god a shout out. thank you very much. i hope everyone is doing well. juliet: that picture, you see the guy smile. twitter or facebook. just watch. the little tiny microphone at the end. [laughter] audrey: you need your sunglasses. no need for an umbrella. the rain is no god. rain. and inch and a corner in islip. 57 degrees in the part. dropping a degree or two every i was upset 3:00 a.m. ushering dry and cool air across the region. right now we are at 57 and the part. fifty-six in newark. a little cooler north and west. readings in the low 50s to low 40s. the rain has shifted off to the

what happened next was what audrey least expected. church members gave her $1,400 tip, money she said will help her out to have a were better holiday season. >> i could finally get a place for me and my kids because i recently lost my apartment and i was thinking how i could give the kid as good christmas. >> what makes this story even more amazing, audrey wasn't even scheduled to work on sunday, but just good karma. the church was helping to make an impact on someone's hive. >> talk about impact tonight, setting the new nash standard, the wise are ready to make a run for the history books and you can join the fun from home. who patiently teaches how ta feast comes to life. the "family" ...who spends their holiday dinner with thankful strangers. the neighbor...who shares the season with another. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake. >> coming up at 4:00, as you are matching your holiday shopping a wanting about toxic toys the items you will want to keep off your list. and a different kind of shopping scare, w

audrey: what else can i do but support dowling? ryan: tonight, dowling marks its third straight appearance in cedar falls. maroons feel at home under the dome. grant: it's huge. i mean, valley's going to come up and support them. we have to come up and support dowling. it's everything for us right now. ryan: dowling fans have a lot to be cheering for, in the third order, they are up 17-6. currently, on the 30 yard line -- they are about to score right now. coming up later, scott reister will joins join us. he will have all of the highlights from cedar falls coming up later in sports. ryan smith, kcci 8 news. kevin: warm this time of year there. stacey: a lot of events tomorrow happening outside, some wrestling in football. kurtis: both those things, we had gorgeous sunshine today -- in the 50's. drifting in, wind chill early on. upper 20's, 9:00 a.m. it is 42, and with the southwest wind at noon, 57 degrees. headed to 67 degrees, another above normal november day out there. 6 p.m. temperature is 50 33 it if you are traveling across

christina: she did warn us, audrey puente with a look at the forecast. audrey: it will feel cold irtomorrow, today's highs in 40s, in many locations, same out of long island we hit 50 in bridgeport, and newark liberty, it is still chilly, now that the sun has set the temperatures have dropped, north and west of the city we're finding readings in the 30s right now. we're still in in the 40s in newark, and central park and bridgeport, islip at 37. these numbers are running slightly cooler than this time last night we're in store for a a wind is coming in keeping us chilly, and a cold front comes from the south. we have a couple of clouds lining across the front to the south,. tomorrow we start with early sun, thin clouds increasing, our focus is a system that bringing wet, snowy weather across central part of the state, across plain states toward colorado, a lot of rain through parts of the mississippi valley, this is headed in our direct but will not affect us until late monday night, tomorrow, sun, clouds, temperatures cold with highs in low to mid 40s,

audrey has your forecasts. ben: authority is will surge the north salem area of westchester county, it disappeared while approaching the airport in connecticut. juliet: house of representatives passed the refugees being built by overwhelming majority despite it. the bill places and and future in the senate. ben: a you don't hear a critique by the mayor by the police juliet: good morning, i'm juliet huddy. ben: i am ben simmoneau. it is november 22nd. i am still running on adrenalin. >> we love everybody, wonderful people. ben: my thanks to everybody. there is a baby plan in place. ben: you know who else is here? juliet: mr audrey 20 junior. should be napping. it is a little early. we have news in the rain treatment, it is to the east, you can leave your umbrellas at home. we will see plenty of sunshine. a couple isolated showers toward montauk point bet everything moving west to east out of the tristate area. temperatures feeling pretty good, it is feeling like spring with readings in the 50s. we are at 58 at c

jen and christina. >> thanks, audrey. tonight, where we bring you another in spiring story from our series the american dream. working with our partners at pockets news la continue know. peruvian chef who is macking the mark in the new jersey culinary world. note >> grew up in the kitchen. born in lima, per are you, he migrated with to the united states with the family at the age of 1.5. >> came to the country with a dream of being able to do more than what they possibly could have back home. >> a family of chefs, three generation. >> the family arrived in new jersey 36 yearsing. over the years ran three smaller restaurants. i find it is part of mire lineage. it is in my blood and genes to be in this business and to do what i do everyday. [speaking in native tongue] >> when do you decide that you wanted to do the same thing as grandmother and father and have your own business into you know, i remember, i remember feeling, you know, a love and a passion for the industry, pretty young. >> a passion that made him go to the c

yeah. >> narrator: audrey and james williams know how she feels.e mae also owns the loan that rivertown took out on their home. but the williams protest that the loan was obtained fraudulently. >> fannie mae lawyer says, "we don't care. we don't want to hear about it. you want to stay in your house, you want your house, you will give us over $500,000." >> narrator: fannie mae declined to comment to "american greed." but the circumstances pile tremendous stress on williams, who continues to get chemotherapy treatments five times a week for her ovarian cancer. then just after christmas 2013, the williams get their eviction notice. >> thwas my home. it's not my home anymore. they took it from me. >> narrator: james and audrey williams return to their old home for the first time a month after their eviction. >> this was my porch that we used to sit. we had our furniture out here and -- >> watched the world go by. >> i painted this whole house myself. all of this, i did of my own -- with my own hands. [ sighs ] the end result is where we are now. i'm at

i thought that it was a spider bite or something else, not from wearing hair ties. >> reporter: audrey noticed a growing bump on her wrist. >> it kept getting bigger, redder and worse. >> reporter: her doctors gave her antibiotic but bump continued to grow so she went to the er. >> they said i needed surgery, and thank god that they caught it in time or i could have have had sepsis. >> she had a large abscess on the back of the wrist. >> reporter: doctorate says bacteria from her hair tie likely got under her skin through her pours and hair follicles causing a nasty infection. >> be careful. you can put all these hair ties and around the wrist particularly because it can cause problems with the skin, it can cause infection. >> reporter: audrey said she won't wear them on her wrist any more especially ones that are tough to keep clean. >> it could have been a different ballgame once that gets into your bloodstream, people are known to go in the comb, your body shuts down. it could have been way worse. >> reporter: while the infection that audrey had is rare, doctors say you should make

that's how important leadership is to widener. >> audrey, you're a sophomore now at widener.ell us how this award helped pave your path to college. >> i actually decided to go to widener because i received this award and since i've been thequp it allowed me to get involved early right from the start and make connections and learn about myself and already grow as a leader within my first two years of college. >> i was fascinated reading some of the requirements and the things you're looking for also. you're looking for people who have the courage to stand up and do the right thing. >> yes. >> did you sense these qualities or is it just part of your nature when you were in high school to stand up and choose -- make good decisions? >> definitely difficult at times to stand up to your peers but i was involved in multiple different things and that has helped me since i've been in college to continue to do the same things here at widener. >> what are you studying in college? >> nursing and professional writing. >> and dr. schwartz reminded me you're a volleyball player. >> yes. >>

i'm meteorologist audrey puente, fox 5 news. dari: comfort food. steve: today reminded me how much i'm not ready for winter yet. dari: we'll see you at 10:00. steve: here's ernie with what's coming up at 6:00. >>> thank you very much. coming up next and all new at 6:00, we're tracking developments in the paris terror investigation. we will tell you where the manhunt for those responsible is intensifying tonight. and nick is tracking heavyn moving in forhe end of the week. we're celebrating new york's five boroughs. we'll highlight queens. the borough president is joining me live as our special guest. hope you'll join me next on fox 5 news at 6:00. keep it right here. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. call now to get more. more speed. like, 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. call now. 100 meg ultra fast internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to international

let's celebrate it. >> reporter: audrey puente, fox5 news. juliet: remember. or the collective typewriter, just a regular typewriter. not that i had one. you know, before my time. antwan: it really? [laughter] like the little house on the prairie. [laughter] [laughter] mike: a cloudy sky here right now. look at all these warm temperatures. the warmer flow is coming through. we drag up the southerly air. it is a lot milder. the showers are not too far behind. we have the radar fired up. the real rainfall is to the west of us. coming through the poconos. cloudy skies are here right now. cold front to the west of us. i had of it we have a wet and windy situation. the showers come on by. that rate will be fairly heavy at times. especially later on this evening. it is the evening commute were affected. if you will be out at that time, be ready for it. it does clear out. much cooler. high temperatures dropping back big time. today, 65 degrees. well away from the record highs. the average high is 53. about 10-15 degrees warmer than normal today. tomorrow, sunny skies

>> audrey. >> audrey, nice to meet you. welcome. >> hi, audrey.arcus, this is my wife. >> oh, hi, how are you? very nice to meet you. well, enjoy yourself today. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for coming. >> got a nice, little crowd today. >> one of the best days of my life. you're giving me something that money can't buy. and that's the process and doing things the way a dealership should've been. i feel so happy. i lost 15 pounds, and not trying. so i love to come to work. >> so you guys interested in the explorer here today? >> yes. >> yeah, it's a nice car. >> i like what i see today. automatch usa is filled with customers. our guys are working their butts off, and pete has been a selling machine. >> do you guys do financing here? >> we deal with all major banks to hopefully meet your payment that you guys can afford. >> mm-hmm. >> we could probably afford around 350 a month comfortably. >> i think we should be able to get that done for you at that price range. >> thanks again for coming. >> thank you, marcus. nice to meet yo

audrey: today was a beautiful thanksgiving holiday across the tri-state area. temperatures were above average across the region. we reach 60 in many spots and we will be higher tomorrow. all the details coming up. >> i am a specialist kelly at i am from basel new jersey and i want to wish my family and friends a happy catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue cookie-flavored coffees. enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. america runs on dunkin'. >> it's a given that most of us will be overeating on thanksgiving but are we also over sharing on social media? please send baruch shemtov to find out why so many people feel compelled to send pictures of their holiday meal today. reporter: thanksgiving is one of the most popular days an instagram but what do the turkey photo essay about us quick social media scenes are clogged with photos like these. a sea of base turkey enjoyed by e

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i don't know, audrey. i kind of had totoearn the hard wayay that it's not all about what you look like. everybody's so into their edgy vk style and dark-colored everything! i don't think they're so into their dark-colored everything. -they're so into-- -their hair. duhzies. when mal changed your hair, you went from plain jane to kind-of-plain jane. -magic me. -i don't have magic. your mom's a fairy godmother! she and maleficent are, like, the most powerful people ever. if mal has mag, you have it too! i never really thought about it that way. do you remember the spell that mal did? for me, she said "new hair," but for lonnie, she said "cool hair." i'll take both! i want something really out there. -go ahead. -i don't know... i i ally appreciate thisis you're a true friend, jane. beware, forswear, replace the old with... something really out there? whoa. whoa! -do i i ok different? -d-dinitely. is it edgy? it has edges. yes! post it! gorlototgive me the kanthian crystal. never, xantu. then say good-bye to y

it is a gift, audrey. audrey: tonight we have the ultimate winter forecast. right now, we are talking about the temperatures across the region. it is feeling like spring here. 57 already in central park. that is the average high for the time of the year. 55 islip. 50s toward newark and belmar. 48 sussex. 46 monticello. the mild temperatures are courtesy of a southwest wind flow and shifting to the west and northwest in the afternoon. the winds are relatively light. expect more sunshine tomorrow. the difference in tomorrow, there is a cold front to the north here. that is going to sag to the south and allowing to colder air to work into the region. the futurecast is showing nice and dry right now. it is making its way to the east coast and not until late wednesday and thursday. until then nice and dry for today and as well as for tuesday. clear tomorrow. it is really thursday that i anticipate the steady rainfall to arrive across the region. no need for the umbrella. just sunglasses. sunny skies and very nice temperatures. very cold temperatures north and west

. >> absolutely gorgeous, don't get used to it, winter will be used in enough and as audrey plenty tells us, speaking of, it could be a nasty one. >> reporter: here we go again, sleet, snow and ice. crazy. >> brace yourself, winter is coming and meteorologist all over the country are gearing up for another active winter season. steven is a top whether consultants. >> will be nice and miles, a kind of what it is in november. then the hammer will hit especially once we get past december, january, february, march, a lot of snow storms, cold snaps, very i see conditions. late bloomer season last year, november and december were relatively quiet with a few warm spells. and then winter arrived in full force bringing numerous snow, ice and cold events including a january blizzard that crippled much of long island. a long stretch of subfreezing temperatures brought the coldest february on record for central park and we close the season in march with double the average snowfall. in forecasting what to expect for this season there are a number of variables to consider. >> going from east to centra

audrey puente up mex what the experts had to say about the coming winter forecast. dari: charlie sheen with some being news. harvey with the inside story. steve: do you have attractive name? the top names that get the most attention on dating apps like tendr. i was jogging 5 months after my cartilage tear skiing a year after hip surgery. and playing grandma 4 weeks after a hip replacement one special hospital, over 1,000 special stories. see them all at find over 1,000 special stories at hospital for special surgery. go to hss.edu/backinthegame steve: all right. we're getting a hill bit spoiled with the weather look agent split screen of the snow video makes me want to cry. to the 60's today. beautiful. dari: yeah. don't get used it to. winter will be here soon enough. as audrey puente tells us, it could be masty. meteorologist: here we go again, sleet, snow and ice. this winter is going to be crazy. dari: brace yourself. winter is coming. meteorologist all over the country gearing you for another active winter season. steven is a top weather consultant. >> going to

audrey: for the most part the temperatures well above average for this time of the year. we are starting cold this morning across parts of the tristate area. the 20s to the north and to the west. 33 islip. 33 also up towards bridgeport. bundle up this morning. we are starting chilly and staying cold as we go through the rest of the afternoon. the winds are 5-10 miles per hour and clouds across central and southern new jersey. clear to the north and to the east. clouds are spilling across the region in the afternoon. low pressure is bringing in the wet weather. we are seeing the moisture out of the system going into the overnight hours tonight and tomorrow. today is not the case. it is going to dry. sunshine especially to the north. highs mostly will be in the 40s. 45 in the city. tomorrow will be 50. you will need the rain gear. same thing on wednesday. 60 on wednesday. thursday sunshine and nice and dry at the end of the week and temperatures around 50 degrees by then. now to the roads with ines. good morning. >> ines: good morning. it is monday morning. we have a proble

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. >> audrey joins us with a look at our forecast. >> looks like it's going to be cooler temperatures headed our way into the next couple of days, so i hope you did enjoy the milder weather across the area recently because things will be taking a change. 63 in central park today, we hit that number right around, before noontime, and this morning we started out in the 50s. but now our current reading of 43 is our recorded low so far for the day. high numbers were nice across much of the area. everyone was above average for this time of year. bridgeport topped out in the 60s as well as places across long island and down shore in belmar, and we were in the upper 50s towards poughkeepsie. we have a cold front, so our readings have dropped into the 30s around monticello, poughkeepsie and sussex. 43 in the city and just under 50 out toward the montauk point. these numbers are running 5-20 degrees colder than they were at this time last night, so you're definitely going to need an extra blanket. we're expecting a cold night across much of the area. we can see the drop in numbers just towards

audrey and her dog lucy are here. they're from a fair shake for youth. and stacy with tucker lying over there nice and quiet. this is a great program. let's start. tell us what these beautiful dogs do. >> these beautiful dogs are therapy dogs. they work with kids in low income communities. we go to middle schools. we have 10 week programs where the kids learn how to work with the dogs and learn demands and agility. differences. they learn about empathy. they can put themselves in the other person's shoes and surprised that the big dog is one way and the small dog maybe can't go over the jump, but is great at the tunnel. >> we can take that information and we can relate to children, to ourselves as adults as well. this is very helpful. you've been part of the program for a while. >> i love being part of the program because we support students through pet therapy. it's all really positive. the kids get to work with dogs and the dogs get to work with the kids. it's win-win for everybody. ernie: i can say as a parent, i know self-esteem for a child is very,

they are accused of killing audrey kerry. then they killed steve carter on a marin county hiking trail. they were arrested in oregon and are being tried in marin for both murders. >> our young client morrison lampley is presumed innocent. we ask that everyone withhold judgment until the court process is complete. >> along with murder charges there are certain circumstances of robbery and lying in wait. those enhancements could potentially lead to the death penalty. the three are accused of using a stolen gun from san francisco in both murders. and now, san francisco supervisor david campos is trying to crack down on people who leave guns in their cars. his legislation would require anyone storing a gun in a vehicle in the city to secure it in a trunk or protect it in a lock box attached to the vehicle. this is an amendment to a prior ordinance that already requires off duty police officer to safety secure their guns in a car. that was introduced after kate steinl was shot and killed with a gun stolen from the car of an office

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. >> audrey's feeling stressed out. she's been homeless, camping out in the streets and parks of berkeley for two years. but now the city wants to crack down on the situation many feel has gotten out of hand. >> we want to limit the amount of space they can use. >> city council is voting tonight on new rules that would ban sleeping in planter boxes, limit the space homeless people can use on the sidewalk, and provide nighttime patrols of parks. >> we need merchants to be successful. we need people to be comfortable to come downtown. we need to have civil sidewalks and people treated with respect. >> the mayor says the proposal would also provide mobile showers. more bathrooms, and containers for the homeless to store their things. while many feel the homeless are being criminalized. residents say something needs to be done. >> john has lived in berkeley since 1965. he says things have never been this bad. >> i'm seeing hypoodermic needles i'm picking up from the glass and trying to dispose of safely. i'm seeing heaps of

recall is accused of gunning down a marin counsel at the hiker steve carter and canadian backpacker audrey carey last month. all three will be back in court in may for a preliminary hearing. they face life in prison without parole or the death penalty. >>> well, they served in war zones but the real fight started when they returned home. members of the national guard tell the nbc bay area investigative unit they battled to get answers to simple benefit "after being injured in the line of duty. tony kovaleski broke the story last month. this problem affects service members beyond just our state. >> reporter: initially we discovered the problem here in california. our digging uncovered this fact, delays in critical line of duty investigations is a national issue, and that's why we took our questions and our investigation to washington, d.c., to get some answers. we first told you that the california national guard led the way in letting down members of the guard. government records and new testimony from service members reveal overdue requests in every state in the nation. we've also learned