so now up to 12 to 18-inches for all of new york city and long island. highest amounts south and west of new york city. could exceed 20-inches. lower amounts to the south. here's the new snowfall map. 12 to 18. locally 20 right in this area 12 to 18 new york city, long island, coastal connecticut. maybe extreme lower new jersey. north of i80 six to 12. closer to that. and little to no snow as we get closer to the mountains. we will get you hour by hour night. bill, sade back to you for now. >>> now to our reports outside. we're going to begin in the southern part of new jersey. the jersey shore still fragile and they're worried about erosion and huge waves and wind reports. anthony johnson with that part of rsey.since about 7:00. road conditions are already the roads because conditions are getting worse. the blizzard we've been talking if you can. >> reporter: crews were also treating roadways before plowing began. some were waiting for this kind of storm, because piling snow could mean piles of money. >> i've been waiting for this snow all year round. so

i think the city in long island for the mosts.art is safe. temperatures are well above freezing, in the suburbs just more clouds gaining on us. upper 30s for the city and theo commute, 20s and teens. right now, 36 the story, 37, city island. and 40s across long island. 43 in west hampton. a southerly wind coming off the water. drops to 12 in morristown. and you may encounter slippery spots, particularly in the su oburbs this morning, where it's wet, it could be a sheet of ice. 42 by noon. same thing at 3:00. middle 40s. a couple rain showers are possible bit middle of the day. we'll talk about that, what about that friday potentia ? right now, here's lauren with the commute. >> good morning. if you're getting on the subways, mta, three trains running local from times square up to 96the street. we do have delays in both directions on the staten island railway. if you're getting on the buses, detours for tdyhe ny city buses. alternate side of the street, parking rules remain suspended. metering rules still apply. we'll have an update on the 4s.

same thing in city island. juniorscy city is 27. staten island at 31. look at this, 10 in morristown. 10 in bridgewater. 12 in sussex. 31 in islip. not a lot of weather associated with the clouds in terms of rain and snow. you see the mixed precipitation in central p.a. that snow is not going to make it here. the second push is going to make it later this afternoon for the evening hours. future tracker shows clouds gain on us. holes in the cloud cover here in the afternoon hours then a couple showers break out late there could be even a period of light rain in central new jersey and the south through the city in the evening hours. by midnight, most of that slides out to the east. a few showers around in the early morning. notice what happens to the clouds. they give break to sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. that should be a trend for clearing sky. shower threat late in the day. it's mild at 44. and maybe a passing shower, flurry in spots tonight. 35. the overnight low again. none of this precipitation will amount to anything of consequence. tomorrow afte

city island right now at 40 degrees. we're close to the freezing mark in monticello. temperatures pretty much holding steady where they are right now for the entire rest of the day. it's because of this clipper type system. it's a cold front. not a lot of energy with it. you can see rain and snow showers here. a lot of the stuff isn't actually reaching the ground. where it does, you could get a few snow flakes reaching the ground and melting almost on contact. we're not even looking for the potential for a coating. as you go up in the higher elevations to the north and west in northern new jersey and new york, you might see a few snow flakes coating the ground before they start to melt. we're going to see winds gusting to around 30 miles per hour in the evening hours and then overnight, they diminish quickly. we're back down to a 19-mile-per-hour wind gust by midnight tonight. saturday morning, we are almost completely gust-free. the clearing and blustery conditions behind this front tonight. winds out of the northwest keeping our temperatures from getting any warmer

city island is a fishing village turned what?ed restaurant row for new yorkers. >> picked the perfect day to come out here. >> desus says this place, and desus is always right. >> how far from the neighborhood by car? >> by car? 15, 20 minutes. >> 20 minutes? >> seems like a world away. >> yeah, i want to buy some nautical bric-a-brac while i'm here. >> this is new york city? >> this is cape cod in the bronx. >> you get here, and oh, the beach is closed for medical waste. it's not a day that you don't go in the water and come out with a maxi pad stuck to you. >> you were here yesterday? >> i was here yesterday, for my sister's graduation. every time you have an event of note in the bronx, you have to come celebrate here. >> i noticed all the big catering halls. >> if you get married, arraigned. the baby's not yours. you come here. >> seashore restaurant. a massive fish factory, having started my cooking career in one just like it. i'm also a sentimental fool, and i love this kind of thing. steamers, the true taste of childhood. b

it's 26 in tribeca. 26 in city island. 26 in jersey city. cooler in poughkeepsie at 20. 19 in monticello. 29 in montauk. morristown, 27. sussex, 23 degrees. all right. the weekend storm is going to bring heavy snow. totals, well, we've been tweaking it down this morning, actually, in the city. heaviest totals to the south of us. i think to the north you see cigy ly -- significant lower awe couple accumulations. we have a flood threat at the coast because of astronomical high tides, a full moon, and winds coming off the water. timing for the storm, we still think it winds up beginning early saturday morning in the city. later in the day friday as we way up and through all out of here by early sunday morning. looking ahead, this is what's going to happen. that heavy snow and wind is going to roll through. temperature below the freezing mark. windy conditions. how much snowfall do we wind up with? 6 to 12 is what we're calling for. latest models suggest it will be at the lower end of the spectrum. rain, snow, and ice. that combination is going

in fact, we're up to 42 now in jersey city. 40 degrees, staten island. 43 in city island. as you're heading around the five boroughs, temperatures are relatively mild but still a little more chilly as you head north and west of town. 30 in monticello. 38 degrees in danbury. this is what it feels like outside, and this is what you need to dress for. 31 in central park. windchills in the 20s north and west. this is nothing compared to what it's going to feel like over the next few days. we'll look at storm tracker right now. high pressure again staying with us today. that means sunshine and no rain or snow. maybe a few flurries deep into the hudson valley. that's really just about it. obotherwise, fantastic weather for football. 45 degrees for the eagles taking on the giants at home. seasonably mild and breezy. bring the shades with you as those temperatures are in the 40s. lots of sunshine. this is what it feels like today. comfortable, mid-30s around the region. heading into tonight, that's look at this. by tomorrow morning, monday, 6:00 a.m., heading out the door, we have

city island, 33. staten island at 30. 20s around the northwestern suburbs and hudson valley. partly cloudy right now. that's the way the day is going to play out. more clouds as we go through the day. not so cold this morning. afternoon. we'll see a little rain later tonight, probably after 10:00 or 11:00. right now, not bad. a few clouds out there. upper 30s by 8:00. mid-40s by noon. getting close to 50 by 3:00 this afternoon. we'll talk more about the rain and changeable forecast in a little bit. >> a pretty quiet go. we have overnight track work on ten different subway lines. if you're getting on the buses, some service changes on the b-35, b-70, m-15 and m-79. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. >> all right, lauren. thank you very much. >>> happening now, the nypd is looking for a man wanted for a shooting in the bronx. they're asking for your help to find him. going to show you the suspect, 31-year-old juan rivera. investigators say on december 30th, he walked up to a man in the fordham heights section, shot him in the jaw and the back. hospital in sta

it's a rain/snow mix for the island, city and jersey shore. the rpm not only a tenth of an inch for long island. we see some slightly more significant numbers for north and west. wind chills tomorrow morning 0 cold air is going to cascade after the snow. >>> what is going on, alex? >> i have a dirty job for you here in brooklyn. it's an over turned tract with the entrance ramp blocked from tillery to the northbound bqe. one lane is blocked on the bqe with in jersey because of a downed traffic stick to kennedy boulevard. give yourself plenty of time. alternate side parking rules is in effect city wide. remember to be safe, don't text and drive. >> thank you. >>> time for sports. there's a new king of college football. alabama and clemson in the national championship game tied at the half. watch 17 get to the outside and he's gone. gets a couple blocks and turns on the jets. alabama leads it 38-27. here comes clemson. deshawn watson who was night hits scott for 15 yards. they miss the 2-point conversion. tigers within 5 points. the crimson tide d

the city recently closed access to it-- as well as access to bathrooms near "city island park." the move prompted about 100 homeless people to camp out at the "county administration building" across the street. the orlando magic have slid all the way to 11th place in the east-- following a brutal start to the new year. now the team's g-m is speaking out... r*btest struggles. g-m rob hennigan says if you look at this season "big picture"... the magic have made considerable improvements. speaking with our orlando sentinel.... hennigan points out that the team has played more games decided by three points or less... than any other team in n- b-a. and that's exactly what he says needs to be fixed. hennigan believes that those losses will turn into wins as this team continues to mature. but he's also not ruling out making changes to this roster... saying the team will be quote "very active" as they approach the upcoming trade deadline. orlando's next game is at seven tonight at home... against the hornets. rams fans with "personal seat licenses" are now suing the team... arguing they

city island, 26 as well. as we expand out wide, 19 degrees in monticello. making it cold. laguardia, wind gusts of 31. in fact, this is what it feels like a a this is what you need to dress for. 14 degrees in central park and we have windchills in the teens and newark as well. now, we're talking about the potential for more ice on the roadways. a little moisture is all it takes. with a low temperature of 19 degrees, it certainly will be a problem. overnight into your tuesday. we'll take a look at your gradual warmup and a potential snowstorm in the works for the weekend. we'll have all the details coming up in your forecast. shiba, back to you. >> you can track the weather any time with your news 4 app. w>>> happening now, airport workers taking the stand. they're fighting for more pay. [ chanting ] >> cleans, baggage handlers, today's rally is the latest campaign for an increase of minimum wage. >> can't pay my rent. i can't support mysely. i'm living from check to check. i'm only make 1g $1 an hour. >> the rally comes day after the news op-ed after governor cuomo support

open until monday morning. >>> gas bills could be on the rise for some customers in new york city and long island. national grid has filed rate if it's approved a typical new york city residential heating customer will see their bill jump by about 14%. it comes out to about $13.98 a month. for a long island customer that increase would be about 12%. national grid says the increases are necessary to pay for a safer and more reliable infrastructure. >>> a ban on a proposed pilgrim pipeline project, a 178-mile dual pipeline that would transport crude oil. so far it's unclear if this ban along with 11 others holds any legal weight. >>> coming up when we return, your full weekend forecast and why what's left of the blizzard could be just a memory soon. >>> also, kra dramatic new numbers from the jersey shore. just how bad the blizzard was >>> first here's a look at >>> lester holt joins us now from des moines iowa. >> hey chuck. good evening from des moines tonight. my exclusive interview with hillary clinton as the white house confirms troubling new information about what was found on her personal e-

city. sort of that heat island effect. we hold the heat here in the concrete jungle, if you will. 32 in city hide. you -- city island. it's 12 in morristown. 13 in bridgewater. 13 in sussex. 15 in danbury. all of 10 out in westhampton. these temperatures in the teens don't feel as brutal as earlier in the week because we don't have much wind. we're earlierly clear right now. starting to see clouds drift up from the south. that's why we anticipate the sun will mix with more clouds through the day today. probably doesn't become totally overcast. maybe for a time tonight it will. we start off sunny. clouds build up. high temperature, 43 in midtown. even suburbs north and west should get close to 40s. we share the wealth of the milder temperatures. clouds continue to thicken up somewhat tonight. low of 31 in the city. because of that cloud cover, not quite as cold as recent nights. during the day tomorrow, clouds will stick around. we may see a little drizzle develop tomorrow night. temperatures in the low 40s. the issue with t

. >> with the city taking the action of closing city island park and manatee island park and closing the bath rooms and taking up the park benches it left precious little space for the homeless to operate in. >> reporter: today buses were brought in by the salvation arm to worked with the city of daytona beach to transport the homeless to a 46-bed temporary shelter but only a few got on with the majority choosing to stay. salvation army is temporary. they want something permanent. >> they would have to be woken up and long beach the salvation army at 6 am and would be back on the street anywayway . >> reporter: the city works to build a regional shelter but advocates say that will take year when a solution is needed now >> they cannot do overnight but they should have attempted to do something before now. >> reporter: on friday the volusia county property appraisers office decided to shutdown operations here at the building after workers were complaining they could not get into work. county officials confirmed by end of the week all government operations will be shutdown here at this

are putting ideas around meals for the table. >> reporter: food kick will be available in long island city and neighborhoods in brooklyn. fresh direct plans to launch the app in the near future. reporting from long island city, jennifer lahmers, fox 5 news. dari: so the endangered species in the bitter cold. steve: why so many sea turtling are washing up on the shores of [cheering] dari: this is killer. don't count your millions before you cash the ticket because this group of new jersey restaurant workers thought they hit it and, well, they didn't. dari: every living thing is confused about the weather. more than a dozen sea turtles have been rescued from the cold waters on long island. steve: fox 5's jodi goldberg shows us how the warmer than normal weather put the turtles in a very bad spot. >> reporter: this baby kemp's ridley sea turtle was brought cold stunning. it's a condition similar to hyperthermia that many people can relate to. >> if they stay in water that's too cold, in this case, below 50 degrees fahrenheit, their body starts to slow down. >> reporter: this senior biologist

as i said, i went first into long island city over the 59th bridge into long island city and it looked pretty good. but when i went over to woodside and sunnyside, i was not satisfied. >> reporter: as we traveled back to the snowiest blocks, he made this pledge. >> give us today and we're going to get those up and running. >> reporter: then he got out to look at streets that hadn't seen a plow. is it fair for someone on this street to say, where is the plow? >> yeah, it's fair to say. and the plow has to show up today and we have to get the job done. >> reporter: this woman had a different complaint. she did get a plow and it buried her car. >> but it attempts to push it back and then people who do need their vehicle can't because we have to come back down and do the hard work. >> just remember, the reason we is for emergency sleek vehicles. this street we're on now, you can see blacktop. that's great. the street up ahead is great. this needs work. my view is this needs to be done going into the evening and morning hours. >> reporter: despite the challenging night ahead, he praised eli

city island is 42 degrees and same in hoboken, and it's 36 in sussex and 39 degrees in bridgewater. we're looking at temperatures remaining above freezing through the evening hours and just barely dipping into the 20s in the suburbs overnight tonight. those two features i was mentioning and the first on storm tracker, you can see the coastal system that's right now basically in the carolina, but also offshore a little bit. it's going to continue to make its way further offshore and we're also watching this weak clipper system that's bringing ashowers and you can see rain mixing in and you'll see why on future tracker and you see the few flurries and snowflakes on sunday morning and you might get a brief burst of snow and with the temperatures good amount of melting and this will not be for the evening commute on friday. 3:00 friday, we could see the snowflakes changing over to rain. this is not an all-day event and not by any stretch and just a couple of snow flurries or a quick raindrop or two off and on tloit throughout the day from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 and the winds will start to

we have 41 degrees in city island. well north and west of town, it's a mild january morning. 42 in poughkeepsie. it's 42 in danbury. as you plan the rest of your day, up we go into the 40s right lots of sunshine. clouds on the increase by the afternoon. but we are enjoying a mild day. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s today. some could even see 50. just to the west of new york city and this is just the beginning of a very mild and sometimes wet week ahead. we'll detail all the ups and downs coming up in your seven-day forecast in a few. lynda and gus, over to you. >> raphael, thank you. out of harlem. a man was slashed on a subway platform. >> lori bordonaro joins us with the latest information on what led up to the attack. lori? >> reporter: lynda and gus, police tell me a 27-year-old man has slash wounds to the face. this was not a random attack. this all started as a fight here between a man and bottom on the downtown 2 train platform at 110th and lenox a little after 5:00 this morning. the woman went to get her

island railroad and the java center. just announced plans to modernize stations across the city. andrew siff is in brooklyn with details, andrew. >> reporter: david, yet another ambitious infrastructure plan. the governor announcing a plan to transform 30 subway stations, which are crumbling in decade's old into something much more modern. he's also focussing on things you can't do right now like using were smart phone to buy your ticket and to know when your train is coming if you ride one of the lettered lines. the governor turning his attention to the subways. this is at a time of record ridership, more than 6 million people have been jamming into crowded subways every day in hour, and so, what the governor has decided to do is move forward and accelerate some of the timetables that were already contained within the $26 billion mta capital plan. >> you know what the future is? mass transportation. you want this region to grow? the answer is not more people getting in cars and getting on the road and driving. >> reporter: now you see there have been rendering that were put out

that's new york city, long island, most of new jersey for tomorrow. winter storm warning further north. winter weather advisories moving into connecticut and north jersey. as we look at our snowfall map, you can see this gradient we've been talking about for the last two days. i've gone back to my original thinking of wednesday. probably should have stuck to that last night. about eight to 14 inches across the city towards western long island. less on the east end if we get into mixing. northward it drops off. central westchester. southern connecticut. the jackpot is here, monmouth county, 16 to 22 inches. here's the coastal flood warning, western long island sound into queens, the south shore of long island and the bays and down the jersey shore. bad tomorrow morning but worse in tomorrow evening's high tide. ernie: thank you for that. talking about this flood prone areas like hoboken, new jersey, are trying to avoid serious problems with this storm. let's go over to antwan lewis who is there for us right now. good evening. tell us more about what's

right now, 38 degrees in city island, it's 36 in central park as wet said before, still at the freezing point in sussex. it's 37 degrees in morristown. all of us doing better than yesterday at this time. high pressure is in control. and that's going to lead to a high temperature today of 40 degrees with lots of sun. so even a little bit milder than our seasonal average. keep in mind, we should only get into the upper 30s this time of year. tonight, we'll see a few clouds late, not as cold with a loaf 28 address in -- low of 28 degrees in midtown and teens for the distant northwest suburbs. here's the set-up through the next rain-maker that we're looking at as it arrives. as we watch that storm system approach from the west, and midwest, it's going to run into some colder air to the north on friday night. so that will lead to a light shower in new york and points south, freezing drizzle or some light icing north and west. it's not going to be a huge deal for those suburbs, we're talking friday night, this is north of town in the lower hudson valley, also into the litchfield hills, places

the wind the other side of the story. 17 right now in murray hill, 18 in city island. 17 in staten island. ens in sussex. monticel omlo, 10. bring you the wind and it feels like 5 in central park. feels like 1 out of jfk, zero in funewark. thgaese are dangerous wind chills. below zero from ne burlh to white plains. the sun will heoave a few patchy clouds.i stha windy throughout the day. 24 by noon. forecasting a high only in the upper 20s. let's get the first check on cold tuesday morning. >> yesterday we had a lot to talk about, especially the bronx river parkway closure. i want to update you on that. right now the left lane is closed heading southbound from palmer road to the parkway. the entire road will shunnt down again fortrepairs. clear until 9:00 a.m. i'll continue to keep you upda on that. over to new england thruway, and that blocks the lane. >>> right now you heard chris say it, it isitter cold. e wind chills making it feel near zero in some places. "today in new york's" kathryn. >> craig: is on the upper west eside. kat, good morning. reporter: good morning, darlene. we're try

temperatures are already cool. 35 in chelsea. 35 in hoboken. 36, city island. temperatures generally stay in the 40s 30s throughout the day today. 28 in monticello. just around freezing in newburgh. as you're planning the rest of your day, snow showers. a few flakes, flurries in the forecast later on this afternoon. you can see those temperatures, they were in the 50s yesterday. 30s are the highs today. much colder. definitely need to have the jackets handy. again, it gets much worse than this. this is going to seem mild compared to what's coming our we'll take a look at those brutal windchills heading our ain a few. >>> funeral as much as services scheduled to take place. >> crews pulled a car from the passaic river in wallington. >> that's where "today in new york's" lori bordonaro joins us with the latest on the investigation into that young woman's death. lori? >> reporter: and pat and gus, we just learned that a funeral service will be held at 2:00 this afternoon at the jewish memorial chapel in clifton. this as investigators from the bergen county sheriff

moderate snow in the city, long island at that point. snowing at a good clip through central and southern new jersey as well. along the jersey shore, there may be a little mixing. this is 8:00 tomorrow night. still snowing everywhere. winds increasing at this point. bands of snow still wrapping around the system at 11:00 saturday night. finally out by 5:00, 6:00 a.m. sunday morning. this is a long-duration storm we're talking about. if you get stuck under those heavier bands for a prolonged period of time, we're talking significant accumulation. major accumulating snow for most of the area saturday and saturday night. highest snow amounts will be from the city on south. lesser amounts to the north and northwest. blizzard-like conditions near the city and coast. if you don't have to go out or be on the roads, please stay safe. hunker down. it's a weekend. enjoy it. look out the window and watch the snowfall. coastal flooding and beach areas of new jersey. so snow accumulations, we're talking 6 to 12 on average. the city leaning more towar

the main impact, the city around 10 inches or so. same thing across long island. maybe as much as 12 to 18 across central portions of new jersey. here's your seven-day outlook. things get better by sunday, but it's going to take a while. a rough go tomorrow. coast. it lasts through tomorrow night, tapers off by sunday morning. this is a pretty long-duration storm. at least 24 hours. partial sun on monday. warmer next week tuesday into s s back into the 40s. a lot of weather. hopefully not a lot of trouble for the commute. >> no real troubles so far. let's enjoy that. we'll take a live look outside at the cross bronx expressway, nicely. or the bruckner. you're in for a nice ride up in the bronx. heading over to the van wyck expressway heading southbound. things are moving along nicely here as well. there is some roadwork out there just past this shot, but it's not causing a delay just yet. we'll head over to the brooklyn bridge. things also doing just fine there. again, no construction. manhattan-bound side of the span is open. bqe still moving along nicely. altern

maybe a slight chance for freezing drizzle in places like in city island it's 43 degrees for you. 4 1 in white plains. 39 in poughkeepsie. here's a look at your day planner. showers out around right now. we stay in the 40s throughout the day. well above average on this saturday. we're going for a high temperature near 50 degrees, even some sunshine as we head into the afternoon. take a look at the seven day forecast. much colder weather is moving in. >>> we are following a developing story on staten island at this hour. >> police are on the scene of a deadly stabbing. a 31-year-old stabbed her boyfriend to death. that woman has been taken into custody and charges are pending. the couple has two children. no word if they were in the home at the time of that stabbing. will be the democrats turn as they go head to head before the votes are cast in iowa. >> hillary clinton in trouble as her poll numbers drop against bernie sanders. we get more from nbc's kristin welker. >> reporter: it's the showdown in south carolina. hillary clinton and bernie sanders set to take the stage sunday in wha

city island, 28. jersey city, 27 degrees. it is much cooler as you head to monticello, 19 degrees there. 22 in duchess county in poughkeepsie. 30 out in montauk. bridgewater checks in with 27 degrees. morristown, 25. all right. this is the weekend storm likely track at this point. the storm system stays relatively close to the coast. that means we have heavy snow, coastal mixing, a threat of coastal flooding, and damaging winds upwards of 60 miles per hour. this system begins to move on in friday night and then early saturday morning into the city, stays with us, and early sunday morning it begins to push away. before all is done, we could see between 6 and 12 inches of snow in the city. to the north and west, where often we get a lot more snow, there's just no moisture to feed it. so you get cut off. 4 to 6 inches. as far as the precipitation type, right along the coastline, there we see that combination of rain, snow, ice, and wind. power outages a possibility, and coastal flooding a concern. potential snowfall for the city

a few spots freezing north and west of town. 38 murray hill. 38 degrees astoria, city island. 37 sheepshead bay. we're looking at 37 degrees in jersey city. to find the coldest spots, you have to head into northern westchester westchester, fairfield counties. temperatures in the 20s there. west of town, morristown, 27 degrees and it's 24 at this hour in bridgewater. as you plan your day today, definitely get outside and enjoy this. this is abnormally warm weather for the end of january. 44 by lunchtime. we stay in the 40s. lots of sun and clouds build later on today. overall, a beautiful day with a it gets milder along with rain. we'll look at that in the seven-day forecast. >> rave, thank you. >>> one day to the iowa caucuses, presidential candidates out in full force this weekend. >> they're hoping that one last push gets them out to vote. weave the latest. >> donald trump comes back with two days to ago. >> if we win in iowa, everyone is talking about it, we can run the table for the first time ever. >> he means win every republican contest and it's possible. trump's weakest polls are he

city hide is 24. jackson heights, same thing. across long island, low 20s. cold spot is monticello up there at 12. not as much wind. that 23 in the city with virtually no wind around feels like 23. 12 is what it feels like at jfk, where there's some wind kicking. white plains, it feels like 9. feels like 4 in monticello. still plenty cold. here's a batch of snow showers and flurries working its way through. portions of it may clip the city. after that dies out and moves on through, notice the cloud cover thins out. by 1:00 in the afternoon, we should be back into sunshine. tonight looks quiet too. just a partly cloudy sky. during the day tomorrow, we should be fine. a mix of sun and clouds after a brief morning flurry. look at that temperature this afternoon. back to 39 degrees after yesterday we barely made it to 30 for a high. 34 the low tonight with a few clouds sticking around. 20s in some of the suburbs. tomorrow, sunshine giving way to more clouds. they'll build up as we go through the day. the rain is late at night. probably near or after midnight. 49 degrees. into the weekend, we start out

island park. yesterday they demanded that the city reopen that park. the city recently closed access to it as well as access to bathrooms near city island park. the move prompted 100 homeless people to camp out at the county administration building across the street. >> luanne: there's a new push to get rid of the red light cameras here in the state of florida. >> john: republican representative said that cameras prey on drivers. he argued that the programs are the road safer. a lobbyist for the florida league of cities disagrees. >> red light cameras are an important public safety tool. every city in florida is different. florida is a very diverse state. ultimately, it's a decision that should be made at the local level by the city. >> john: the bill needs to pass another committee before it hits the full house, and we'll let you know what happens as it hitds tallahassee. >> luanne: how one man >> john: vi 45. a consumer alert. car seats being recalled. the company has received 74 reports of handles cracking or even breaking. in one instance the baby

the city of daytona beach recently closed access to manatee island here and closed bathrooms near city island park. the move prompted about 100 the county administration building across the street. something that and erred business owners and some city leaders. >> the city of daytona beach, through the actions of the city manager, call usually and mean spiritedly closed the island and gave the homeless no place to go. they created the situation. >> in a long debate on what to do for temporary shelter for the homeless, volusia county council members got a bit fired. >> the city needs to do something. they need to perform somehow. it's within the city of daytona beach, for goodness sakes. >> here because it's a hopeless situation as it stands today. >> plans are underway to build a safe harbor shelter near the county jail, but the project won't be started for months. until then, leaders have come up with temporary ideas. wagner suggested a carport style camp on north street. on a temporary shelter at the salvation army but don't have enough beds. >> they all share, they all look out for

same thing city island. jersey city at 23 this hour. lots of teens from sussex, idgewater. teens and 20s across long island. those areas north and west where we think the snow couldn accumulate. meantime, day plpaancir.e for noon, still dry. clouding over. mid to upper 30s. after 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 could be mixed with rain. more details coming up on the 4s. latest on the commute, here's lauren downtown trains, it's running from 34th street to canal street. the good news is that's the only issue on the rales. ma xjor commuter lines. the rest of the subways look od. crouos island parkway northbound by union turnpike, that blocks a lane. another problem on the bqe. in addition to the overturned truck, westbound an accident blocking two lanes heading into the koskiuizkuo bridge. accident on tonnelle avenue. expect delays in both directions because of that. we'll have more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> lauren, thank you very much. 6:36. four people charged in a gang rape at a btloklyn playground. the youngest suspect is 14 years old. the 18-year-old victim was golking wi

in chelsea, city island same thing, 18 islip. everybody is in the teens and everybody is experiencing wend chills in the single digits. mostly clear now. we'll mix in a few fair weather clouds. not an issue. windy and cold throughout with highs in the upper 20s. more on the cold. more on the traffic right now from lauren. >> thanks, chris. good morning. let's talk about some of the bus dest turs. to the bx 19. uptown delays on the 2 and 5 from simrihnyoeet to freeman street. there's a speed restriction. subways are doing okay and mou alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. bundle up and move the car. more weather and traffic coming up on t 4s >>> new clue in a potential hate crime in the bronx. a man attacked randomly. this morning we have a first look now at the attackers. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is in parkchesmer. >> reporter: darlene, the images cawaptured in the video were taken moments after the attack friday. a year-old girl being picked up from this school watched as her uncle asunched and ki

island city with a look at the local folks who won. mallory? >> reporter: good afternoon. we are inside one of those lucky shops right now. this is the first time this shop has sold a lucky powerball ticket. i want to show you this right here. this is the machine used to print that very lucky winning ticket and the managers here tell me here, well, they only bought one ticket. a grocery convenience store in long island city sold a powerball ticket enough to shabby one million dollars. >> a great store. i wish he sold me the ticket. >> not this time. this guy is in the same boat. >> you bought a ticket here. >> yes. >> reporter: did you check it. >> not a winner. >> reporter: the manager spoke about the winning numbers. did anyone look particularly lucky. >> i don't know. maybe one ticket, i don't know. >> it's all luck. so very lucky to get that ticket. winning tickets in our area that matched five numbers but not the powerball. in new jersey, a one million dollar ticket was sold also purchased in new jersey, a two million ticket. in that case the winnings were multiplied

snow 48 hours before the first flakes start falling and a blizzard watch issued for new york city, long island and parts of new york city. >> cities across the area gear up for the first major storm of the season. good morning, i'm ken rosato. >> i'm lori stokes. this storm will be a blockbuster with heavy snowfall predicted from the appalachians, also to new england. >> overnight the nation's capitol bass crippled about -- was crippled by an inch of snow. countless accidents as the snow it won't get better with up to two feet of snow forecast for that region this weekend. meteorologist amy freeze is in for bill. >> looking at the pictures is proof that a little bit of snow can make all the ditches. because this pass the first snow of the season, you want to plan ahead. it's cold temperatures. even though the thermometer could be reading above freezing, it feels like 22. the windchills will go into the teens. not much better than teens and low 20s through friday morning. plenty of cold air in place as the snowstorm arrives. bliss sard watch has been -- blizzard watch has been posted. areas in

((kirsten joyce)) a blizzard watch has been issued for new york city, long island, and parts of new jersey... starting tomorrow morning through sunday afternoon. ((brian loftus)) new york city residents flocked to stores to get the items they needed. store... stocking up on any snow equipment they could get their hands on: mayor bill de blasio is urging residents to be cautious during this storm... and not take risks. /// ((sherry swensk)) > communities in new jersey have also added protective dunes along the beaches... ahead of this massive storm. they're expecting not snow... but also coastal flooding in the tri-state area. you can see from this aerial view shot... just how long the trail of piled up sand extends on the beaches. the belmar mayor of new jersey says... they feel that they're better prepared for this storm than when super storm sandy hit. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > out of the entire east coast... washington d-c will get hit the hardest with as much as 2 feet all schools are closed today... and the city's subway system is shut down for this weekend. road crews have already pre-

close to a foot in new york city and long island, i can see higher amounts. and here's the final snowfall map leading up to the storm. again, a look at central new jersey, 12 to 18 locally 20. some of those higher amounts brooklyn, queens, and touching manhattan and parts of long island get big totals out of this. look to the north, more of a moderate storm, we have a lot to talk about. so many elements o. storm, timing for your neighborhood -- elements of the storm. timing for your neighborhood. we'll have it all. >>> mayor de blasio has declared a winter weather engineer starting at 8:00 -- emergency starting at 8:00 tomorrow morning. it does not mean there's a travel ban but the mayor is urge drivers to stay off city streets and announced that any vehicles blocking snowplows or emergency vehicles will be towed. much more on how the city is preparing. eyewitness news reporter david evans is in downtown brooklyn continuing our coverage. >> reporter: the tone seems to have changed somewhat about how the city is responding to the storm. earlier this week they

blizzard warnings issued for new york city, long island and parts approaching storm. southern new jersey could starts seeing snow around 8:00 tonight. snow reaches the city by 4:00 a.m. and continues through sunday morning. new york city, long island and the jersey shore could get 6 to 12 inches. central new jersey a foot or more. coming up on the "today" show, a recipe for slow cooker turkey chili that packs a flavor punch. sounds good. >>> it's 8:00 on today. coming up, here comes the snow. 88 million americans are hunkering down in the wake of that monster snow storm from where it will hit hand the right way to shovel. we've got you covered. then a victory for amal. >> oh, thank you. thank you. >> why the international lawyer also known as mrs. clooney is celebrating a major step in her crusade for human rights. >> i think we're one step closer to justice, but there's still a lot to do. let's get it started >> and warm it up or just chill out. why starting your car ahead of best ea. today, friday, january 22nd, 2016. >> snow can't stop us! >> mother-daughter trip fr

very slippery. 31 in astoria. 28 city island. it gets colder farther from the city. down to 12 degrees in morristown and bridgewater. yesterday. frozen solid right now. watching out for that ice throughout the morning. especially your early morning commute. 34 degrees in the city. it gets milder once the sun comes out. a beautiful sunny morning. temperatures back to the upper 30s to low 40s this afternoon. the melting continues, the slush continues and more refreezing overnight tonight. here's a live look at storm tracker. nice and quiet out there. no rain or snow to worry about falling anyway. here's what we can expect. lots of sunshine. pack your shades for your morning commute. that black ice in the morning but milder by the afternoon. milder tonight. the clouds build as low pressure approaches. maybe light snow late tonight into tomorrow morning. best chance for snow is going to be north and west of new york city. tomorrow is breezy and chilly. a little blustery feel for your friday. low 40s for your highs. windchills generally tomorrow in the 20s. you need to bu

it's a mild start to your day around the city. 42 city island. the coldest spots north and west of town. places like po sip ughkeepsie and newburgh are well above freezing. we're up to 45. patchy drizzle, maybe some light rain. the heavy stuff, again, coming on sunday. we'll take a look at more details coming up in your forecast in just a few. >>> news 4 exclusive, some neighbors in park slope say an intersection where a car rammed into a school bus has become a very dangerous place. now they're demanding action to make it safer. a school bus packed with kids flipped on its side. exclusive video shows how the crash happened. people who live near the intersection say it has basically become a highway. >> this is why we need more speed cameras. my children ride the school bus every day. so that really touched me closely. >> in all, seven people were injured in that accident including four children. one adult was seriously hurt. thankfully all are expected to survive. >>> a 13-year-old boy is in hit by a van in the bronx at fox and west chester ches

mallory hoff is live in long island city where the one million dollar ticket was sold. mallory? >> reporter: lori, rob, good morning. a good morning for somebody who walked in here and purchased a $1 million winning ticket. it's also an exciting morning for three jackpot winners across the country. >> chino hills, chino hills, chino hills. that was the scene early this morning. a crowd gathered outside of a 7- eleven there. that is where one of three jackpot winning tickets was sold. that store could receive up to $1 million. >> i am very, very happy people. >> look at this. somebody matched five numbers but not the powerball. in new jersey a one million dollar ticket was sold and two million dollar ticket was sold. three stores in connecticut and five million dollar tickets sold in new york state, one in nassau county, three in queens county and one in rockland county. now, lotto winnings in california are from state tax so perhaps something else to celebrate there. now, as for our location this morning, the winner, that one million dollar winner yet to stop by here but i discu

covers the city and long island and southward through central new jersey. winter storm watch to the north and west of that. notice connecticut is not included in this. gives you an idea of where the sharp cutoff may exist with the fox 5 sky guardian, nothing much going on. a little bit of snow shower activity in the poconos. you can see that's diving southward and will be falling apart and not moving into the area through the night. here. this is the storm that will our way. tomorrow is your preparation day. few clouds in the mornings. teens in the burbs. 29 at lunchtime. the clouds start moving into the sky tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night. storm moving slower as you'll see on our futurecast. looks like the precipitation won't get started until 6:00 saturday morning. you can see that coming up here. this northern edge is going to be the key to the forecast as to where the heavier bands of snow set up. i think it will be a north to south gradient that the further north you go, the less you get. the further south, that's where there could be heavy snowfall

island, the density becomes a problem. it's very hard to quickly evacuate new york city or long island, which is especially an island but a lead into new york city area. so evacuation is very, very difficult. it's one of the geographic problems that we face. the power outage, we had people during hurricane sandy that had no power for two or three weeks. during that period, luckily, the weather broke a bit but you are right. it is a true health and safety issue when you put that storm together with power outages. we had people coming in from all across the country to help with line trucks to install power lines but we had thousands and thousands of lines down. so depending on the storm, it can get very bad, very quickly. >> governor, good luck to you and the new yorkers. we know this is going to be obviously a horrendous situation and we hope for the best. the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, thank you very much. here in washington, residents are being asked to stay off the streets right away. that appeal started at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon with the mayor saying this storm has life and death implications for all of us. c

you take a look at the blizzard warning in effect as of midnight for all five boroughs of the city, long island, central jersey, southern jersey, big wind, snow blowing, north of the area, the areas shaded in pink, winter and get up to places like orange county, putnam county, in the blue-collar, winter storm watch. we don't think it will have as much of an impact the further north you go. look at this, ulster not under any sort of a watch or warning. the storm is moving north now. that is so key to the snowfall totals because yesterday i was looking at it and it could not move north because there was a blocking high up there. that high is along the storm to move up to the area. we were trading snow bands, 150 miles long and if they continue to move north we'll get the totals. already 3 inches of snow in new jersey and numbers have increased. look at this, the gfs and euro, both going around 11 inches, the rpm about 21 inches, the nam in new york city, going within 3 feet of snow, 36.7. someone is going to be right, someone is going to be run. inches, and half are going 20 to 40 inches. was goi

there is a blizzard watch for the big apple, atlantic city, long island, and tonight, there is our snow moving through. maybe some sunshine tomorrow afternoon, but most likely sunny skies on sunday. chris: everyone's attention on marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa announcer: now, wyff news 4 i do not take it for granted. 26, and there are another 28 that would like to be in our shoes, playing in weather like this. >> the focus was awesome today, the guys just enjoying being out there today. this group has been all year long, so we handled that well today. a group: preparations continue in charlotte despite the weatron rivera has made a point to let the team know they would practice in the elements in elements. th

christie as the area continues to get slammed by winter storm for new york city and long island. still more than 200 crashes including printer vehicles. mayor de blasio said they will be enforcing the ban and you could get arrested. >> is important to people clear the roads to sanitation can do on its feet over the next day or two. >> all port authority bridges and tunnels including hudson river crossings and staten island bridges have been shut down as well. antwan: you can usually order takeout at finding food imagine very difficult. christina: lidia curanaj joins us from radio park queens. reporter: we are out here in queens and that's queens boulevard behind me. it's not even that cold, the accumulation of the spell but the wind pushing wind and snow into your face and it stings your eyes. not too many places are open. we had a journey today for a couple of hours to see what we could find that was open. check it out. i wasn't expecting to find this burger place of him. now look at this 20 far laundromat and woodhaven boulevard either. we did catch this father and son working

the city, basically the western two-thirds of long island. some of the most densely populated areas of the entire country getting plastered with snow. this is number two on the list, storm at central park by a mere tenth of an inch. the march of 1888 blizzard, the blizzard of 1996. and we're near the top of that heap. there were areas of new york city that got quite a bit more than central park. jackson heights, queens. 34 inches of snow. port richmond, 33.3. brooklyn about 29 inches of snow. new jersey, long valley and morris county about 30 inches. somerset county about 30 inches of snow. even parts of connecticut getting upwards of 16 inches of snow. 35 in the park. we had a little bit of melting during the day today. temperatures go below freezing tonight. so that melting will refreeze on untreated surfaces so watch for black ice out there. the rest of the forecast is quieter than it has been. i'll tell you that. that is come up in a few minutes. >> thank you, jeff. we will see you then. >>> much more of our live digs out from a punishing

reporters out covering the blizzard across the tri-state air from dwr the jersey shore to the city, long island to connecticut. we begin with janice huff. not an all-time record. anywhere from 19 to almost 22 inches of snow from central parm park, jfk, newark and islip, all records for the date. bring bridgeport, 7 inches. if we get one more inch of snow in central park, this snowstorm will make it into the top five. we could go higher than that as it is still snowing out there. this is a sample of the snow totals, madison 22 inches, 21 inches in williamsburg, flanders with 24.5, almost two feet of snow and beth page with 20 inches for you. 19.2 in hicksville, in connecticut a range of 6 inches in stand ford to a foot of snow in fairfield. dave price is here to talk about where the storm is now and when is the end. >> that's what everyone wants to know. let's take a look at it now. you see a little rotation, a little turn right now. the storm system is being pulled areas where we see dry air working its way into the system. that's a good sign. bad news is we still have more snow behind it. what

a pair of 4s in city island, jersey city as well. a nice mild start. the melting of the snow continues today. temperatures to the north and west, upper 30s and low 40s. the suburbs as well. no black ice issues. could be damp in spots. a little bit of light rain it's mainly from the city on east. north and werks just a leftover sprinkle. it's moving quickly off to the st. clouds and leftover showers will give way to a mix of cloud and sunshine. temperatures actually peak early and start to slide down later in the day. calling for a high of 43 degrees. it's still well above normal. little after 5:00 a.m. let's find out about tenhis wednesday morning commute. lainuren? >> we have ts closures out there now. both in new jersey. in the roselle park area. route 28 shut down in both rections for a small stretch between locust and chestnut sts reets. the ramp on the turnpike also. the tolls, the ramp to the southbound car lanes is shut down. an o rthened vehicle is the cause of that. i will keep you posted. more weather and traffic on the 4s.> lauren, thank you