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rodriguez. chris is off this morning. storm team 4's dave price is here with the forecast. >> good morning, folks. we begin with temperatures in the mid-20s. we're on the rise. 25 in the city right now. we have 10 in poughkeepsie. 32 in montauk. westhampton, always a cool spot. no exception this morning.

rodriguez. chris is off this morning. storm team 4's dave price is here with the forecast. >> we have a blizzard watch in effect as we head into the weekend. we'll have all the watches and warnings for the entire region coming up in just a few minutes.

rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. chris is off. storm team 4's dave price is here with the forecast and much more this morning. >> some storm track model adjustments we'll go through within the next half hour. in the meantime, a couple clouds out there. a nice morning taking shape. as you mentioned at the top of the headlines, we have a blizzard watch in effect for suffolk, nassau, the burr oroughs of new york city and much of new jersey. we also have a flood watch in effect for sections of new jersey. a lot to absorb right now. we'll go through the details in a while. in the meantime, what you need to get out the door is this information. 35 degrees today. plenty of sunshine. a little chilly as we head into tonight. temperature drops down to 23 degrees. clouds start to gather. it's the end of the quiet time because things change tomorrow. that's a quick look at your weather picture. details and all the latest models ahead. >> good morning, everyone. we have one slow spot in the jersey city area. an accident at tonnelle avenue southbound before secauc

dave loebsack friday. "this system, however, is complicated, it's hard to understand, you can't get future is uncertain. " patty rodriguez says her daughter pamela is only alive because of medicaid. but she's in limbo because even after filing all the necessary paperwork, she hasn't heard anything from the s ste about pamelels new coverage. "if she's not able to have the regular doctors appointments and treatments that she needs, she can die because we have no money, we have no savings because i haven't been able to work. " "if it can be derailed a lot of these folks would be very happy about that, i don't know that it can be, but if there's a further delay that may be the best way to make sure, the bottom line, that the services that are being provided now continue to be provided. " congressman dave loebsack says he plans to take these and the federal medicaid offices. he's already written governor branstad to express his concerns. the bottom line -- tonight there are many parents across the state who want swers. "for the people outside it's just one more girl, but for us, she's our world, she's the whole world to us an

rodriguez. chris has the morning off. storm team 4's dave price here with the forecast. good morning, dave. >> good morning. we begin this half hour with good news for you. right now outside, less wind. that's a big change from the last 48 hours. still cold, but it feels more comfortable. as we head through the day, you take that lower wind speed, combine that with higher temperatures, and you're in for a nice day. 23 degrees as we walk out the door at 8:00 this morning. 12:00, 35 degrees. bright sunshine through the day. as we head home, 36 degrees and a really lovely night ahead. we'll have your full seven-day forecast in just a little while and a look at the weekend, where we could see heavy rains coming in our direction. right now, lauren has the commute. >> good morning, everyone. good news. we did have an accident out there on the alexander hamilton bridge that was jamming things up at the george washington bridge. the accident cleared, but the delays are still out there. a live look at that. approaches into the bridge, a 30-minute wait into the inbound upper level

dave mcdaniel, wesh 2 news. summer: we now know the identity of a teenager hit and killed as he tried to run across john young parkway. troopers say a car hit michael rodriguez of orlando around 7:30 last night when he ran into the road, and then after that car hit him, rodriguez was thrown into the path of another car. both drivers stayed on the scene and cooperated with the investigation. meredith: a new study says first time mothers are older than ever. the centers for disease control report says the average age of first time moms over 26-years-old. that' s an all time high. the study says the hike is the result in a big drop in the number of teen moms. the number has been going up since the supreme court legalized abortions in 1973. other factors include improvements in birth control and greater opportunities for women in the workplace. the age has gone up for every racial and ethnic group in every state. summer: turning to your first alert forecast, we have eight storms coming our way. tony: on sunday, a brief reprieve on saturday. you' ll have to watch and make sure you have your weather radios ready. we are going to continue to give you updates on thi

dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> police in new jersey have arrested a woman who they say instructed a young boy to steal a cell phone from a restaurant in saddle brook. 37-year-old maya rodriguez is charged with theft and endangering the welfare of a minor. police say she was caught on surveillance video telling a young boy to pick up a phone that someone had accidentally dropped. it happened in the saddle brook mall last sunday. the suspect told police that she mailed the phone to them after all the media coverage of the theft but police say they still have not received it. >>> new numbers show people dying from fires in city are on the decline. the fdny says 2015 had 59 fire deaths, down from 71 the year before. that makes this the second began keeping records in 1916. the city now has ten consecutive years with fewer than 100 fire related deaths. >>> well, a lawmaker in brooklyn says all the lights cameras and actions from film shoots is making parking difficult for relates who live in the area. assemblyman joseph lentil wants to introduce legislation to suspend alternate side of the street rules in a six block radius. many film shoots get special parking permits for trucks