audrey is in for mike woods, my what a difference just 12 hours makes. >> audrey: yesterday it felt like spring. today feels like winter. we felt the cold, and then yesterday, temperatures are the 30s across the tri-state area this morning. read 35 in islip, 35 and bridgeport, 25 degrees in monticello. colder than yesterday. the wins are picking up they are coming out of that west, northwest from 15 - 20 miles per hour. combined with the with the current temperature reading it is feeling like the 20s in many locations with negative 15 degrees in many locations. everyone should see mostly sunny conditions today. we are going for numbers near the freezing mark. it is like went to warm up too much from where it is now. temperature readings will be in the 30s today, windchill factor it will feel more like the 20s for much of your monday. tomorrow we have threat of snow and rain, those will clear out by wednesday and then we have another rush of cold air coming in. high temperatures in the 20s, we'll feel like the teens in many locations by wednesday. let's see how it looks on the roads this

audrey: high number in the park is 56 degrees. winds are shifting south-southwest, we're in firsts in montauk to islip and toward bridgeport, poughkeepsie, at about 54. wins are light at the most, elsewhere we're experiencing nice temperatures from boston to philadelphia. buffalo looks mild with a temperature of 5252. 50 degree readings. so look at our satellite and radar we have partly cloudy skies right now, we're keeping an eye on a disturbance at great lakes, brings snow and rain across parts of michigan northern ohio, a coldfront associated with it that will sweep into the area tomorrow that will help ignite a new scattered showers in the afternoon. front is kind of going to loss the energy to the region. this is a disturbance to west, it will be a soaking rain, and a wind swept rain, wednesday is going to be least pleasant weather day of the week. pleasant temperatures can be found across the southeast tomorrow, that is where we find readings in 60s and 70s, and 80s in southern texas, cold l.a. with 60 tomorrow afternoon. fu

christina: audrey puente is joining us with a look at the forecast. audrey: hello. we had first measurable snow fall across the tri-state area this season. if you are riding ahound the round the hamiltons still snow for you, but the rest of long island, it appears to clear out. we have a break coming in across portions of new jersey and parts of the hudson valley, another band of snow working in east of the great lakes across western new york, and western pennsylvania. across the northeast, we can anticipate more snow showers, talking temperatures, cold enough for snow as many of our readings are at or below freezing mark. 30 in bridgeport, and 20s in poughkeepsie, and sussex and monticello, the readings are between 10 to 15 degrees cooler than they were yesterday. we're going for numbers mostly in the 20s. any wet surfaces in the area will likely freeze over. so watch out for black ice if you are a morning commuter. we have we have a lull in the middle part of the day, then in afternoon snow showers. not as steady as today but they could cause slick road roadways.

antwan: and possible snow on the way audrey? audrey: it looks like we could see is used no flakes by this time tomorrow. today it didn't feel like it was snowing at all because temperatures were well above average. park or that member was hit at 2:30 this afternoon. this morning 42 and that's that's about which of your normal high for this time of year predicting tomorrow will be closer to our average numbers for january predrag now sitting at 44 degrees or dewpoint humidity comfortable at the moment. the winds are coming out of the west like the west northwest all day long and greasy. 40 miles per hour in central park. area wide mostly in the 40s. 43 in bridgeport in the same number of islip and 44 towards montauk point. four degrees in belmar in poughkeepsie and monticello checking in at a cooler 34 degrees. we do have clouds out there. we will see a break above the clouds of the overnights and a chance for his latest sprinkles mainly north of the city but other than that we should stay relatively quiet across much of the tri-

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audrey puente is here. audrey: one week ago we were right here covering that much quieter this saturday. temperatures were just about average for this time of year. most of the high readings in the upper 30s although some spots did crack 40 degrees. poughkeepsie high temperature 44 in belmar 41 degrees and in central park the upper 30s. that's where we are sitting now with some of the numbers the high temperatures. 37 islip 38 bridgeport 38 montauk and 30s toward sussex in newark and towards monticello. clear skies from parts of the area and some parts are getting high clouds. partly cloudy as we go through the overnight hours and i went are going to shift in their direction. they will be coming in from the southwest southwest which is a milder wind direction for us and that's something to point out because with a change of wind direction we will see numbers change as well. across the northeast things are quiet. a disturbance happening towards our and -- the winds are variable. that will keep our numbers ou

thanks audrey. alison: tina cervacio is in for sports, coming up next. >> i am stationed at lakota airbase in japan but i want to say happy holidays to my mom, my . tina: i'm tina cervacio in for russ salzberg. today everyone is making a resolution and even though the mets played in the world series improvement for several local teams. i gave them a few ideas in my 2016 sports resolution. the giants head coach tom coughlin's future in question, the giants should resolve to allow coughlin to go out on his own terms with the dignity and class he is has brought to the franchise. the jets loved giving us quarterback controversy. is your gang green should resolve to lock up brand fitzpatrick and be the starter for next season before the postseason. the brooklyn nets are lost for the year. time to result to get back all those draft picks they gave up three seasons ago appeared off the quarters where we have found a lot of next newspaper next should resolve to getting home before midnight. wow cespedes did

christina: magical, let's get to audrey puente with a look ature forecast. audrey: hello, well like we told you last night exchanges are on the way, they are on the try stair area, we -- pry state area, we are seeing snow falling across much of the region today, the bands of snow across long island, most intense with darker tone, we had light snow fall across portions of new york city, but it looks like to the east end. steadier snow fall. also in to coastline of connecticut, that is where we get a good amount of sphedy steady snow fall, there is a band off to the west, we're not out of the woods yet, i'm leaving in a chance for snow showers for the night, but then as we go to tomorrow it snow is causing slick roadways. not much in the way of accumulation. and it mostly on roadways they are slick, be careful if you are driving on the tri-state area. the national weather service has a winter weather advisory for jersey shore from monmouth county to cape may, until about 7:00, and everyone else is clear. but still, slick roadways could cause you issues. coal e

audrey joins us now. audrey: it's definitely january like across the region. temperatures average with a temperature of 39 degrees which we had at 4:00 earlier this afternoon. a degree cooler with a 30-degree reading in the park. dewpoint dry and comfortable we have a south to southwest wind coming in at 12 miles per hour so a bit of a one show which i will show in a minute. areawide where mostly in the 30s to low 40s around bridgeport or montauk nice temperatures considering its late january. the winds coming out of the southwest at a good direction. i will keep temperature steady through the overnight and will help bump up our numbers to above average readings as we go with the breeze factor is feeling like the 20s and the 30s across the tri-state area and we do have partly cloudy conditions at the moment. we will stay that way as we go through the rest of the night in high pressure will keep things dry across much of the northeast. readings in the 30s from boston to albany 32 blames bird 50 in pittsburgh and the wind direction coming from the southwest will

[laughter] audrey: nor is our makeup artists. [laughter] clearly we were not there, because we are here now. for the rest of us waking up at this early hour, let's hope you get out the door today. temperatures are starting off today nice. it is late in january. we're close to what should be our average high for this time of year. thirty and islip. thirty-five in montauk. thirty-eight up in poughkeepsie. walmart is that 28. these numbers are milder. we will be slightly above 30 miles per hour. that will definitely add to the chill in the air. the clouds will thicken up. it is picking up some wake effect snow showers. those snow showers will reach the tri-state area today. it could be a few quick burst as it goes through the middle part of the day. we will see a changeover to change over to rain across parts of the area. thirty-eight tomorrow. forty-seven on sunday. springlike temperatures as we go into next week. let's see what it looks like on the roads. >> good morning, everyone. crash up on the shoulder. we are also seeing an a

ines: audrey: you know. greg: you would have been there. audrey: he is resting. we are having to bundle up. it is chilly outside. today, we are back to winter. temperatures are in the 30s across the tri-state area. now we are at 31. monticello checking in at 25 degrees. we are in store for a very chilly monday. wind coming in from the west. sustained. gusto size 25 miles per hour. twenty-three. islip. twenty-five in new york city. nineteen in sussex. eighteen in newark. nineteen down the short and bulbar. we should stay mostly sunny today. temperatures staying near the freezing mark. sunshine you see out your wednesday. today a high of about 36 degrees. forty tomorrow with a chance of snow showers. another shot of cold air comes wednesday. temperatures only in the 20s. fact or in that wind and it will feel like teens. that is a check at your weather. ines: a couple of problems in the bronx. by westchester avenue, two lanes are blocked. expect delays off the whitestone expressway. partially blocked because of a stall. earlier problems. leading some delays. they ha

. >>> the sundance film festival, audrey and daisy is set to premiere. it tells the story of audrey pot who committed suicide days after being sexually assaulted after a house party and photos of the assault surfaced on social media. it includes the story of another rape victim who attempted suicide after her assault and survived and heard about audrey's story. they hope it wins enough recognition at the sundance festival that it will get a national distribution deal. >>> cameras that have face detection capabilities are about to be installed on some busy san francisco streets. they plan to put 150 cameras on the streets. they insist the cameras will onlyle monitor traffic, not people. however, these cameras upset privacy activists who worry about, quote, government snooping. the cameras are expected to be installed in about three years. >>> a manhunt on for three inmates who escaped from a southern california jail using bed sheets as a rope. they were missing on friday morning. the sheriff's department says the men cut through a metal grate, made it to

christina: audrey puente is here with a look at the fore taft. audrey: storm system from yesterday is long gone we have clouds in place but we should precipitation, we're below freezing in many spots, islip at 25, 29 in bridgeport, and monticello at 25,2992 newark. -- 29 in newark. in teens north and west, in monticello, temperatures will be in the 20 across city and lee li lie lie, everyone below prizing, the milling will be freeding overnight. as they just mentioned black ice will be a little bit as there as early morning commute, i'll talk about that coming up. antwan: all right. thank you. >> christina: now that the blizzard is over, the focus shifts to the start of the workweek. antwan: employees work nonstop to open the rails in time for tomorrow's commute. reporter: as of right now lirr 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. 7 of the 12 branches will be fully operational as new yorkers attempt to get back to normal. as cloud plows make their way through city streets, drivers hit the roads, and as for parked cars alternated side parking is suspended t

reporting in bennettsville audrey biesk for the raycom news network. in the columbia area, there are no significant power outages to report--the closest outages are in greenville/anderson area--more than 10- thousand duke energy customers wtihout power. over in the area near florence, more than 2- thousand people without power. the possibility of ice, means you need to be prepared in case your power goes out. the american red cross says if it does, here's what you need to know. when there is an outage, use flashlights, not candles. turn off and unplug unnecessary appliances. so when the power comes back on, it will avoid an electrical surge that could ruin while the power is out, keep your refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible. if there is a downed power line, keep everyone away and report it immediately to your electric company. we continue to monitor road condition, especially in our northern counties and the counties along the north carolina border. that's where we find raycom news network's dedrick russell with more. sleet is co

it's called audrey and daisy and was made by two san francisco filmmakers. it features audrey pott who was passed out at a party, sexually assaulted and woke up to find cruel mess annuaages written al her body in marker. she committed suicide a week later. daisy was a teenager in missouri with a similar story and was also profiled in the film. audrey's family who saw the film in a private screening said it was moving and motivating. >>> later today the pacifica city council expected to give a full damage assessment of its eroding cliffs. you can see how far the land has receded. waves were not so big yesterday but many of those homes are still in dangerous territory. the damage started to show up in mid-december. many folks are saying they're being forced out of their homes with little to no warning and they have no other place to go. on friday pacifica city manager declared a state of emergency. that's the first step forward toward getting state and federal help to rebuild. >>> happening now, freezing temperatures are slowing the removal process of record s

the movie is called "audrey and daisy." it was made by two san francisco filmmakers. it profiles 15-year-old audrey who passed out at a party, was sexually assaulted and woke up to find cruel messages written on her body. pictures of that night were shared on social media. she committed suicide a week later. daisy, a new jersey teenager with a similar story is also profiled. audrey's family who saw the film at a private screening told the san jose mercury news they found it moving and motivating. >>> now to the presidential race. division 2016 coming to the peninsula tomorrow night. bill clinton, the former president, raising money for his life at a stop in hillsboro. then he is going to be in san francisco for a reception tuesday morning. if you would like to get a picture with him, you can for $3,000. just getting into one of the two events will cost you a thousand dollars. a thousand dollars to get. in $3,000 for the picture with him. coming up next, the latest in the presidential race as the iowa caucuses near. >>> raiders fans gathered today to rally around keepi

audrey is in with mike wood. we were happy to have a heated discussion about the camera in the city. at least they say we were discussing it . we are walkers. audrey says you should not be speeding so pay the ticket. my beef is i know way to prove what they say is true. >> i think you have a point. i generally walk city. i've no way to prove that i was not doing what they said . >> she is not happy. she is thinking about it. >> i am trying to refrain from a colorful language. ben: i do agree with you. there's a lot of street . i am a walker in the city and i constantly see people break the rules. >> blend ben, you are a rule breaker. now you learn . >> you are debating the ongoing application of the cameras to catch you speeding. >> you are justifying this meeting because you said why you justified the speeding. there is no justification. >> and you admit they were speeding up to catch the light which is another reason i get annoyed . >> tell us how you really feel. >> 370 in central park. ready to in islip and 2

audrey's parents let her take the dog for her birthday. bailey's health has improved ever since. 3 08:19 he wasn't drinking. he wasn't going to the bathroom :22 second night, he ate and he went to the bathroom and he drank. he actually started getting really playful and he rolled on his belly so i can give him a belly scratch. 8:36 last year, louie's legacy rescued 18 hundred dogs and cats.more than 10 percent of the pets they care for are seniors or have special needs. 3 cincinnati's travel, sports and boat show starts later today. you can get a taste of spring and summer..local 12's megan moore is *live* at the duke energy center to show us what's hot this year. 3 3 if you are planning to head out to the show this weekend, adult admission is 12 dollars at the door, 10 bucks online, or you save three dollars if you buy your ticket at kroger. children 12 and under get in free. 3 a movie filmed here in the tri- state is up for six oscars... but "carol" isn't in the running for best picture.cate blanchett and rooney mara were both nominated

"audrey and daisy." profiles 15-year-old audrey who passed out at a party and was sexually assaulted and then woke up to find cruel messages on her body and pictures of her that night were shared on social media. daisy is also profiled. audrey's family who saw the film at a private screening told "mercury news" it was moving and motivating. >>> the bay area right now preparing to welcome peyton manning and the denver broncos. and, also, cam newton and carolina panthers will also show up for super bowl l. both teams punching their tickets in exciting fashion. and broncos barely edging out tom brady and the patriots and panthers complete domination against the arizona cardinals. >>> while the big showdown is less than two weeks, today will be the real test. "today in the bay" chuck coppola with a look at how we can all get around. good morning, chuck. >> good morning there, laura. the transit authority spokesman is on the job even at this early hour. told him about the muni buses. he tells us they are usin

steve: we are inching towards more winter like weather audrey. audrey: that is true. as i mentioned at the top of the newscast we did have the warmest december on record now for central park. we have also broken that record in areas across the tri-state area like laguardia airport, jfk and newark islip and bridgeport. they have recorded the warmest december's with their ratings averaging 15 to 47 degrees for the month and broke the previous records by five degrees. it was a significant jump. today's high numbers are more winter like. 30s to 40s across the tri-state area but nothing like at december and right now sitting in the 30s in many locations with monticello checking at 28. casa northeast cold air from new mid-atlantic 39 in boston and albany checking in at the freezing mark rape buffalo and detroit in pittsburgh a very chilly 33 became -- degrees previous two systems that are sandwiched in between. one is an avid low-pressure sitting to our south and one is coming across the great lakes at a northwest wind flow picking up the moisture and producing lake effect

it profiles 15-year-old audrey who passed out at a party, was sexually assaulted and then woke up to find cruel messages written on her body. pictures of her from that night were shared on social media. she committed suicide a week later. daisy with a similar story is also profiled. audrey's family who saw the scre movie at a private screening said it was moving and motivating. >>> passengers onboard an american airlines flight bound for italy get more than a plane ride. why some may be leery to ever take to the skies, again. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> it is 4:54. monday morning. check the forecast with kari. >> nice and cool to start and mostly clear skies for parts of the east bay. north bay some clouds and some fog in low spots and in san francisco now it's 50 deit grees. let's drop in on the east bay. now temperatures in pleasanton and also through the day warms up. as we go into the lunchtime hour, it's up to 58 degrees in livermore and some sun mixed in with the cloud

i'm audrey puente, over to you. steve: thank you. police arrested a man for slashing an elderly woman on the subway in manhattan. the 21-year-old is accused of face on the northbound d train monday. witnesses say he took off when the doors open. the victim had to get 20 stitches. he is chasing charges of assault. dari: police and federal officials have surrounded the oregon nature preserve being occupied by antigovernment protestors. this is coming a day after one of the protestors was killed and eight others, including the group's leader, were arrested during a shootout with police and the fbi agents along a highway. police say the group was headed to a community meeting last night when the confrontation happened. federal agents had set up checkpoints around the area. an unknown number of protestors remain holed up inside that wildlife preserve. steve: water samples in flint are better but it's too soon to drink the unfiltered water. the tap water became contaminated with lead after the city switched its water supply to the flint ri

audrey puente is here and she has the full forecast. >> donald trump did not take part in last night's presidential debate but still it was interesting. didn't stop other five candidate from taking some shots at the billionaire. >> fbi has released video of plovers shooting if one of the armed militia members in oregon. appears to show protester reaching for a gun just before he was shot. >> so-called affluenza teenager held in a juvenile detention center. >> good morning everybody thanks for being with us i'm kerry drew. >> i'm ben simmoneau juliet huddy is off in the 6:00 we thank you for being with us. january 29th -- february starts on monday. >> it does. >> i think we're ready for it. what do you think auld drink? >> folks are looking for early spring. if possible. it is going to el too luke spring into next week which i'll show you in our extended forecast. temperatureses are pretty decent at this hour. our normal high for this tile of the year is 39 degrees and at 37 in central park. with freezing mark in bridgeport and montauk at 37 degrees. it's 30 in belmar. 20s in monticello

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audrey: let's talk about the numbers from today. not talking about the snowfall numbers but the temperatures. central park today. we recorded that at 4:00 and numbers below average for the time of year. cold enough to sustain snow across the region. check out the snowfall 19.3 inches in the park. so far that breaks her previous daytime snowfall record which was 12.8 inches set in 1935. right now we are sitting at the high numbers 27 degrees greater wins coming out of the north north northeasterly and 21 miles per hour sustained with gusts even higher than that being reported across the region. 26 amatar. 27 the city 25 in newark and 23 in sussex as well as outdoors monticello. northeast winds coming in 15 to 25 miles an hour and average and gusts higher than that mostly into the 30-mile per hour range although they have been as high as 58 and 60 miles per hour across parts of long island. they started with the win. after that in the current temperature feels like the teens in single digits across the area. not only is it uncomfortab

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let's go to audrey. greg: it is her turn. audrey: yes, it is cold out there, folks, you have to get ready. temperatures are at or below freezing across much of the tristate area. 33 islip. 34 bridgeport. 30 central park. freezing mark poughkeepsie. 28 sussex. 21 in monticello at the moment. these readings are running about 20 to almost 30 degrees colder than they were at this time yesterday. we feel a big difference. now the winds are pretty blustery running 20 miles per hour and we have windchills making it feel like in the 20s. like in islip and bridgeport. new york city 20 degrees windchill. 22 in poughkeepsie. feeling 15 in belmar. feeling 8 cold degrees up to the west, it is even colder, readings in the teens in buffalo, pittsburgh and detroit. now we have mostly sunny skies out there. don't be fooled with the sunshine, it is cold out there. snow showers are coming across the great lakes. some reaching as far as the capital district of albany. everyone should be staying dry today. tomorrow we start with the mix of sun an

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audrey bunten is all smiles with the northern she caught. and not to be outdone, owen abel caught the brotehr of audrey's big ol fish. young maddox drummond of donahue landed his first fish at uncle dick's pond. kaizer dyer of coralville nailed this rod bended at the coralville rez.. and way to go buddies ro. stacie and kaleb lane with some nice cats from the neighbor's pond. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. a new state program can help low income households with their heating bills this winter. the program has received thousands of applications so far. this time of year landfills are swamped with a lot reminding people what is trash and what is recycling. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early morning news. call for help. members of the iowa national guard are heading to missouri today to help those dealing with extreme flooding. smelling the roses. today is the day that the iowa hawkeyes take on stanford in the rose bowl in pasa

and she kept saying, "it's the audrey hepburn." [ laughter ] it's audrey hepburn from qvc. it was a qvc brooch. it and still maintains her -- >> although she did buy some oil products last week that she was not happy with. >> seth: like, what was wrong with the oil? >> she said it didn't work. like the hands -- the arm looked very shiny, but hers didn't match it. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, gotcha. >> and then she bought a device where it was, like, a way -- this doesn't make any sense. she goes, "i bought this great" -- i'm sorry, mom. [ laughter ] "i bought this great device where if you're driving in the car, it can tell you how to get to a place." i was like, "what are you talking about?" "no, it's a device." i was like, "mom, it's like google maps? like navigation?" "no, it's a device i can carry around with me." i was like, "what do you mean?" how do they sell -- >> seth: wait, a gps? >> no, but not. it's, like, this other thing. [ laughter ] i was like, "mom, this is on your phone. you already have this." >> seth: right. [ light laughter ] no, but this is nice. >> qvc

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works thank you, audrey. this year's gospel fest continues. in plainfield at 741 south avenue you can addition in neptune at route 66. two 4:00. gospel fest takes pl., saturday may 7. duke is off >> without carmelo anthony with a sore knee. they kept a close to the third quarter. lance thomas gets it right here to go. new york is down by one in toronto had more under three minutes left to play. colorado launches the three and boom , he nails it! 10th game in a row. the next fall what are 3/93. comedy in college basketball last night with arizona state hosting the pac 12 matchup. students take lace in the current of distraction . look was behind the curtain. the distraction works as he misses the first shot . this time they feel it . just a speedo and guess what, it works again. goes on to win at 86/68. what an outfit! >> people love to eat wings. super bowl say americans are expected to eat 1.3 billion. the chicken council came up with the estimate at 162 million pounds. that's enough to get every man woman and child for wings apiece. >> many

. >>> and bay area native you a alexandria -- audrey pott is remembered today. she submittedside eight days after being sexually assaulted at a house party. the film was made by a team of san francisco filmmakers who wanted to cover the sexual assault and the cyber shaming that followed. the alleged perpetrators' perspective are included in the film. >>> three escapees still on the run this afternoon in a southern california. they used a rope made of bed sheets to rappel from the fourth floor roof of the orange county jail on friday. investigators suspect they have help and are still in the area. >> it seems like they dut way through half-inch steel bars, cut their way through the plumbing and cut their way through the roof. from the roof, the inmates rappelled down to the ground. >> the sheriff's department says it's notified victims of crimes to these three escapees. they say the men should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> and a pair of fugitives had to be rescued over the sierra. police were trying to pull over the men on highway 50 when they ran off in

. >>> today, the documentary audrey and daisy made its premiere at the sundance film festival. it tells the story of audrey pod who committed suicide days after being sexually assaulted at a house party and then photos of the assault surfaced on social media. the film also features the story of a teen named daisy calm -- daisy coleman who was sexually assaulted. the film hopes to shed light on cyber bullying and hopes to get a national distribution deal. >>> an iconic art series is back in the city by the bay. hearts in san francisco debuted in 2004 and has raised millions for the zucker berg hospital and trauma center. joining me now, connie shanahan , the chair. on a personal note, how did you get involved with this?>> i wanted to purchase a heart sculpture. >> tell us about it. i was mentioning during the commercials that i recognized some of these sculptors.>> the ones in union square generally owned by someone who has sponsored for us and they go in union square for a period of time and then go to a private location around the city. and they change. >> right now, you're go

audrey puente will talk about a lot of folks are focusing on the snow. flooding will be a major issue across parts of the area. let's look at the map. we'll see we have -- we'll go over the seven day. nick: snow tomorrow, then sunshine comes back and warms into the 40s next week. now we can hit the button and audrey can do her thing. >> back to the coastal flood warnings for the counties in green. the most affected areas are going to be sort of western long island sound down towards the south shore of long island into the jersey shore. that's where we're expecting widespread coastal flooding for saturday. mostly at the times of high cycle. we'll have one in the morning and one in the morning. in the morning, that's where we're expecting minor to moderate flooding. then moderate to major flooding as we go into the evening high tide cycle all because of the astronomical high tide. check out the jersey shore. we're going to see a high surf advisory there. we'll see wave heights of 15 to 20 feet. a north wind will pile up the water along the shore points res

audrey puente, fox 5 news. bahamas. steve: indeed. especially next week. a long time union square favorite has moved up to the east side. dari: simone boyce digs in at hugh kitchen's new location. and this: anymore this is my life steve: billy joel's old band jodi goldberg talks to members of the lords of 52nd street i'm neil patrick harris and no place has more world class culture. come winter, i can't wait to collections of art and superb new york has beautifully restored theaters, that are now important centers for the performing arts. and museums that preserve the glories of the past. winter in new york state means more great things to do than ever. plan your trip at iloveny.com dari: here's a thought. starting the new year by turning back the clock on your diet. steve: simone boyce here after visiting one of the city's paleo hotspots. >> reporter: the caveman diet. this spot has been frequented by lots of victoria's secret super models. if that's your body goal, check this out. after grogan wing an audience, hugh kitchen is expanding on the upper east

audrey: we had a great december and winter is settled in as we start off the new year. we saw the chill today it is the start of the new year temperatures feeling seasonable and the wind was a little bit of a chill. while. >> it was a record-breaking month. is the warmest december on record for central park. their average temperature for the month was 50.8 degrees and that's 13 degrees above normal. we broke the previous record by five degrees and not only in central park but places like islip and bridgeport laguardia and jfk all broke records this month for the warmest december on record. the warmest day 72 degrees on christmas eve and four days later we are in it coldest day of the month at 34. we are now into january and it's feeling like that. high numbers in the 30s and 40s which is close to average for this time of year. right now sitting in the 30s in many locations like new york city where it's 38 degrees. islip checking in at 3741 in montauk, 36 in poughkeepsie and monticello is a cold spot on the map of the temperature of 28. our temperature changes roughly fi