debbie? >> thanks a lot, john. as a result of that, we are seeing a build up of the george washington bridge 10 minutes in. lincoln 20. holland 10 minutes in. watch for delays at the 92nd street, a collision. delays across the verrazano bridge into brooklyn. changes on the 3, 4 and 5 and let's see what is happening on the buses. delays still. staten island railway delays as well. alternate side parking rules are suspended citywide. back to you, lori, ken. >> all right, thank you. >>> all the snow did not stop some kids from having a lot of fun in brooklyn. fight with officers from the nypd north precinct. look at this. they posted the video to twitter writing sadly the cops lost the battle. >> that's funny. >> cool thing to do. >>> maybe the best place to be during a blizzard on a yacht in florida. but a pleasure cruise turned into a life-or-death issue. tuesday. no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast

news that debbie just mentioned. a three-alarm fire has ripped through a restaurant in >> let's get an update from john. >>reporter: shirleen and ken, you can see the fire department still on the scene. vi to say i live in this -- i have to say i live in this area and this is one of my favorite restaurants here in downtown bernardsville, the scene of a big fire, it began at 3:00 this morning at the station restaurant on route 202 just across from the bernardsville train station. you can see heavy damage to the building. the restaurant itself is down on the first floor, but there are apartments up on the second and third. we're told that there are about 20 people now homeless as a result of this fire. it looks like it's been knocked down, being brought under control. route 202 remains shut down in both directions and it will cause problems this morning getting to the bernardsville train station. we are live over bernardsville, john del gorno, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> john, thank you. >>> another major milestone i

>> reporter: debbie, thank you. still ahead, one of the top stories on our free news app, hear from jamie foxx after he risked his own life to save a man trapped in a burning car. >> also ahead, a delivery mixup need after a flood wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, get fios. >>> baseball's all time hit leader is going to the hall of fame after all. pete rose is being inducted into the cincinnati reds baseball hall of fame. he cannot join the sports immortals in cooperstown. being honored by his hometown is good enough for him. >> i won't say it's the second best thing because it's not. it's not. maybe it would be if i wasn't from cincinnati. this is the first big thing. >> the reds will retire his number 14 during a ceremo

>> debbie, thank you. pakistan. the prime minister is vogue revenge for this morning's deadly terror attack on a university. the assault at the university killed at least 20 people including students. four attackers are dead. the campus rocked with the sound of gun battles and explosions after the militants attacked a large crowd which gathered to celebrate the school's anniversary. police say the gunman climbed over a back wall then made their way to the administration building and male student dorms. the pakistan taliban has taken in a phone call to the associated press. >>> this morning we have learned the name of the woman struck and killed by a driver in nassau county. 48-year-old jen lin was crossing northern boulevard with her 15-year-old daughter. the driver of the hyundai elantra stopped at the scene and has not been charged. lin's daughter was taken to the hospital with serious injuries but she is expected to survive. >>> developing this morning in brooklyn, police are on the hunt for a hit and run driver

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he's rubbing it in, debbie. >>reporter: really, ken, take us with you, please. >> we won't be seeing him next week. >> he's going to the dominican republic because the government authorities have him extradited from the show. >> hi, debbie. >>reporter: only for a week and hopefully he'll be back. >> if they'll let me back in the country. >>reporter: good morning, everybody. let's see what's happening as we head over to the maps. problems on the garden state parkway south exit 58 a collision, and over on 72 west at the parkway a downed utility pole from an earlier problem. it's all due to fire department activity. no problems, though, on 287. now over on 9 north at 9a getting through croton and hudson, it's an overturned truck there. and taking a ride over to 59th between 9th and 10th, all lanes closed. police department activity. going outside to the inbound gowanus, stop-and-go traffic here inbound gowanus up toward the prospect. and over to the other camera, the inbound bqe still very busy up toward the brookl

let's take one last look at debby before and bring out debby foster. wow.

to make matters worse, debbie has type-o blood, the most common. her husband mark and her sister teresa, both of whom elected to donate a kidney, have type ab. to solve this incompatibility , teresa, who debbie calls "her angel," entered into a paired donor program. "the anonymous donor donates to a donor recipient pair whose donor is incompatible. that donor, in turn, donates to someone else, and if you keep this going, there becomes a never-ending chain." meaning that even when teresa's kidney couldn't work for debbie, it did work for someone else. "she was my paired donor. she donated a kidney, so that i could receive a kidney." but debbie's struggle wasn't over, as doctors found something completely new during surgery. "they discovered that i had some spots on my liver." it turned out to a slow- growing a devastating blow, but one that forced her and her family to fight even harder. "i didn't want to let my sister down, because she gave so much that i didn't want to give up." only a few months after her kidney surgery, debbie got a new liver. "

in debbie's case, debbie loves guns. should get out and shoot most of them in on the range. she was a perfect shot so she sort of really want to work on weapons out of a sense of maybe passion. so they wound up working together in afghanistan fixing broken ak-47s. and the reason they're not working on american weapons was the american guns were not breaking as often, often enough to keep looking busy et cetera actually deployed to go up the afghan national army. they worked on weapons out of been turned in from militia members and then repurposed. really unusual to work on an ak-47 if you're an american weapons mechanic but that's what they were doing. and while they were doing that, desma in the first deployment had a desk job. so she was keeping track of all the work that all the maintenance teams were doing and ordering spare parts for vehicles or ordering more nightvision goggles, things like that, really different in the work that desma wound up doing when she was in iraq out on the highways intersect the deployment. but they come back from the first deployment, even th

>>> debbie thank you. it is 4:56 and authorities in the bronx are searching for four men accused of impersonating police officers and stealing a minivan. police have released surveillance video of the suspects approaching the vehicle in fordham heights. the victims say the men were wearing what looked like police shields and protective vests. they allegedly identified themselves as officers and ordered everybody out of the vehicle. when the driver and the passengers got out, one of the suspects drove away. >> you think you're getting pulled over. and your vehicle is gone afterwards. that's -- that's kind of spooky. things, who want to steal a minivan? >> the other three suspects jumped up in the car they sped up in and got away. >>> new york city piece bike sharing program closed out with a milestone. the service marked ten million rides for 2015. around 1:00 p.m. yesterday. and it was a good year overall for citi bike. citi bike ridership increased 24% last year and there were also seven days that clocked

to make matters worse, debbie has type-o blood, the most common. her husband mark and her sister teresa, both of whom elected to donate a kidney, have type ab. to solve this incompatibility , teresa, who debbie calls "her angel," entered into a paired donor program. "the anonymous donor donates to a donor recipient pair whose donor is incompatible. that donor, in turn, donates to someone else, and if you keep this going, there becomes a never-ending chain." meaning that even when teresa's kidney couldn't work for debbie, it did work for someone else. "she was my paired donor. she donated a kidney, so that i could receive a kidney." but debbie's struggle wasn't over, as doctors found something completely new during surgery. "they discovered that i had some spots on my liver." it turned out to a slow- growing malignancy. a devastating blow, but one that forced her and her family to fight even harder. "i didn't want to let my sister down, because she gave so much that i didn't want to give up." only a few months after her kidney surgery, debbie got a

>>> all right debbie thank you. we continue to follow breaking news this manhattan. a man is dead after -- in manhattan. a man is dead after trying to get out of a stuck elevator. this happened on the lower east side at 131 broom street just after midnight. police say the 25-year-old man was with his friends when the elevator became stuck on the third floor. his friends were holding the door open for him to get out but that's when the elevator suddenly started moving again. the victim was severely hurt and then pronounced dead at the hospital. this morning, we've learn odd three active -- learned of three active violations on the building department from the elevators they were issued in may of 2014. >>> and also we continue to follow breaking news. get breaking news wherever you are. sign up for breaking news alerts on the mobile device. just head to abc7ny.com. >>> 6:02 and more than a million people marked the beginning of 2016 by joining together in times square for the biggest party around. >> yeah, and this ye

it's debbie duhaime in the traffic center. you got something going on on the goethals bridge. >>> construction. watch for delays into staten they are trying to wrap up overnight construction. you may want to opt for the outerbridge crossing instead. the new jersey turnpike south car lanes and overturned car by edison. 28 subject to closure in roselle park. g trains back or close. subways on time. inbound george e-zpass only to the lower level until 6:00. lincoln tunnels moving smoothly. eastbound a stalled car cleared by kissena. here is another look at the george washington bridge moving smoothly into town. alternate side parking rules are suspended. metered in effect. back to you, ken, lori. >> thank you. >>> the school bells will ring in new jersey's largest city. newark has been scrambling to clear the roads around schools so that students and teachers the city has made progress and classes will resume in a few hours. eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff is in newark with more for us. good morning, mallory. >> reporter: l

debbie has an auto-immune disease that damaged her lungs. "(debbie francis, needs double lung transplant) "so i did really well up until a couple of years ago, and then the last eight months have been really challenging, so time for a double lung transplant." jessica rae: debbie's daughter has established a go-fund-me campaign to help with contributions. campaign to help with contributions. debbie says she will continue to make the bowl koozies right up until she goes into surgery. start, the flu season is striking big in iowa. according to the iowa department of public health, there have been deaths since iowa has three around.. including the h-1- n-1... which was serious in 2009. school-aged kids are more prone to that strain. health officials are warning anyone who hasnt got their flu shot... it should make a difference. patricia quinlisk iowa health " it could be a pretty two of the strains could cause pretty serious illness. the good news is the vaccine seems to be a good match for the strains, unlike last year where it wasnt as good fo

jamie: debbie, you are a natural. do you want to anchor our 5:00 news? when senior povertyt republicans and some democratsp came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living we said, "it will be over our dead bodies as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people i'm bernie sanders, on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. jamie: if you' re searching for a new friend for some winter fun, meet this guy, ramsy. he' s a handsome 10-month-old pitbull mix who loves playing fetch. he welcomes lots of belly rubs. who doesn' t? for more information about ramsy an

.>> reporter: debbie wasserman came here to weston city hall with the special guest. she says it is to send the message that no american should tolerate this anti-musl rhetoric.>> this is the greatness of america. somebody can stand up and put a hood on his face and say nasty things. somebody can be on the left or the right. we a aept them.>> reporter: dr. jeffers will be among the muslim americans in the off the -- audience.>> let's not vilify immigrants. >> reporter: debbie wasserman schultz invited dr. jaffer and encourage other politicians to do the same to counter the anti- surfaced in recent weeks. >> i conceived the notion of inviting a muslim american constituent to send a strong message on the most important

to make matters worse, debbie has type-o blood, the most common. her husband mark and her sister teresa, both of whom elected to donate a kidney, have type ab. to solve this incompatibility , teresa, who debbie calls "her angel," entered into a paired donor program. "the anonymous donor donates to a donor recipient pair whose donor is incompatible. that donor, in turn, donates to someone else, and if you keep this going, there becomes a never-ending chain." meaning that even when teresa's kidney couldn't work for debbie, it did work for someone else. "she was my paired donor. she donated a kidney, so that i could receive a kidney." but debbie's struggle wasn't over, as doctors found something completely new during surgery. "they discovered that i had some spots on my liver." it turned out to a slow- growing malignancy. a devastating blow, but one that forced her and her family to fight even harder. "i didn't want to let my sister down, because she gave so much that i didn't want to give up." only a few months after her kidney surgery, debbie got a

to make matters worse, debbie has type-o blood, the most common. her husband mark and her sister teresa, both of whom elected to donate a kidne have type ab. to solve this incompatibility , teresa, who debbie calls "her angel," entered into a paired donor program. "the anonymous donor donates to a donor recipient pair whose donor is incompatible. that donor, in turn, donates to someone else, and if you keep this going, there becomes a never-ending chain." meaning that even when teresa's kidney couldn't work for debbie, it did work for someone else. "she was my paired donor. she donated a kidney, so that i could receive a kidney." but debbie's struggle wasn't over, as doctors found something completely new during surgery. "they discovered that i had some spots on my liver." it turned out to a slow- growing malignancy. a devastating blow, but one that forced her and her family to fight even harder. "i didn't want to let my sister down, because she gave so much that i didn't want to give up." only a few months after her kidney surgery, debbie got a ne

.>>> congresswoman debbie wasserman taking a stand against frederick against muslim americans worldwide.>>> caught on camera, sneaky thief is caught shoving a snake down his pants, believe it or not.>>> the biggest stars in for the >>> president obama will give his final state of the union address tomorrow night. the white house says the president has chosen to deliver a nontraditional state of the union. it will look back at how the past eight years have shaped the direction of the country. he is also expected to discuss the future of the nation. 23 have been invited, a special guest including a syrian refugee, the sitting governor, the governor of connecticut, and a family member of one of big. you can watch the president's address live tomorrow night at nine here on cbs or streaming live on our website, cbs miami.com.>>> a local muslim guests tomorrow night.'s attendance is part of the stand ainst hateful rhetoric against muslims. joan murray is live with more on what's happening.>> reporter: debbie wasserman came here to weston city hall with the special guest. she says it is to sen

to make matters worse, debbie has type-o blood, the most common. her husband mark and her sister teresa, both of whom elected to donate a kidney, have type ab. to solve this incompatibility , teresa, who debbie calls "her angel," entered into a paired donor program. "the anonymous donor donates to a donor recipient pair whose donor is incompatible. that donor, in turn, donates to someone else, and if you keep this going, there becomes a never-ending chain." meaning that even when teresa's kidney couldn't work for debbie, it did work for someone else. "she was my paired donor. she donated a kidney, so that i could receive a kidney." but debbie's struggle wasn't over, as doctors found something completely new during surgery. "they discovered that i had some spots on my liver." it turned out to a slow- growing malignancy. a devastating blow, but one that forced her and her family to fight even harder. "i didn't want to let my sister down, because she gave so much that i didn't want to give up." only a few months after her kidney surgery, debbie got a

i want to do more shows. >> you're out there singing with debbie harry at one point. >> debbie harry came up onstage and did roam, oh my god that was, i love debbie, she's the coolest chick ever. >> cooler than you? >> cooler than me, yeah. >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> >>>, tonight terrorism, climate change and a sluggish economy. our correspondent thinks that our biggest threat is psychological. in our panel another whitous at the oscars, does hollywood need action? my final thought on why politicians, including president, should stop inviting divisive guests to the state of the union.

i want to do more shows. >> you're out there singing with debbie harry at one point. >> debbie harry came up onstage and did roam, oh my god that was, i love debbie, she's the coolest chick ever. >> cooler than you? >> cooler than me, yeah. >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> it just feels like you are going round in circles. one will only meet in belgrade,

debbie duhaime not susceptible >> they are cut. >> how is it going? >>> good morning bill and everybody. problems with metro north. 10 to 15-minute delay into grand central parkway on the harlem, hudson and new haven lines because of ongoing signal tunnel. l.i.r.r., new jersey transit on time. watch for this problem on 2 7 north exit 1 in edison. accident blocking one lane. 28 blocked in rosedale park accident with a downed traffic signal. inbound george lower level pothole repairs. taconic north in yorktown a crash. southern state westbound building heading out to peninsula boulevard in says saw county -- nassau county. alternate sides are suspended. >>> still ahead, update on a developing story out west. a deadly end to an armed stand off at an oregon wildlife refuge. how police and the fbi managed >> a lawyer is awarded a huge amount of money after claiming she was sexually harassed from the and you'll see healthcare differently too. across 21 hospitals and over 450 community and research facilities, we're 61,000 people looking to not just raise ou

debbie noticed they were running on empty. she stopped here at this shell station on fifth avenue north to fill up. -- 51703 i was gettin' gas and the card wouldn't work." -- a man nearby offered to help . he took the card and started asking questions. -- 517 18 is it a debit card a credit card what's the pin number and i no sooner said what's the pin number and he just took off running 28 -- debbie immediately thought. -- 517 33 we're screwed -- officer gaddis heard the call for help and responded. -- officer douglas gaddis responded there both pooles were just very upset and 14 it upset him -- it hit this officer. because james has officer gaddis called capital one and cancelled the out his own credit card. -- 53 and he put gas in my car because he knew i didn't have any money and he really helped us 1901 -- 52540 i don't consider this going above and beyond these are people who needed help and since day one i people 47 -- not only helping the pooles get home, but reminding them that despite the bad they'd experienced . ther

debbie says she's recovered well from both surgeries. a former hawkeye who played at halftime of the rose bowl nearly 60 years ago got to watch this years game with a special piece of history. but her special rose bowl momento from 19-57 almost wasn't there for friday's historic their own superstitions or good luck charms during friday's rose bowl matchup with stanford. one newton woman's charm was her medal she earned for playing in the rose bowl for the hawkeyes nearly 60 years ago. she wore that medal proudly for every hawkeye game since 1957, but it went missing around thanksgiving last year. claire powell from woi in des moines picks up the story from there. "anyone who knows me knows about my rose bowl dorothy carpenters home "we're certainly a family of hawkeye fans" there's no doubt. shes a hawkeye. and has been since 1956 when she joined the famous scottish highlanders, an all female bagpipe and drumming band. "oh im right here, third snare" as fate has it, her first year at iowa, the hawks made it to pasedena. "was of course th

debbie has an auto-immune disease that damaged her lungs. "(debbie francis, needs double lung transplant) "so i did really well up until a couple of years ago, and then the last eight months have been really challenging, so time for a double lung transplant." jessica rae: debbie's daughter has established a go-fund-me campaign to help with contributions. debbie says she will continue to make the bowl koozies righghup until she goes into surgery. jessica rae: its a trend many busy people are turning to... buying your groceries online. sales from online grocery shopping are expected to top more than 13 billion dollars for 20-16. abc's rebecca "nats gopro rebecca receiving deliveries "hello?thanks" it's breakfast time at my house. and the deliveries are coming in. to see how different online grocery services stack up, we placed orders for the exact same breakfast items from four different companies at the exact same time? nats rebecca jarvis ordering peapap, fresh direct, amazonfresh - the market leaders? and start up instacart. consumer saving

let's take one last look at debby before and bring out debby foster. wow. >> oh, wow! >> ladies, you want to take off your blindfolds? >> we can't wait. >> oh! >> good! >> so cute. >> debby, we won't make you wait any longer. turn around sweetie and see how you look. >> oh, my god! >> you look good. >> look at your little face! >> oh, wow! >> all right, tear yourself away. look right here at camera 12, please. >> you look awesome, debby. what i did is i added depth to her color but i left some highlights out. a melange of colors. and the haircut, swept back to the side. >> i think this is the time you should take pictures for online dating, by the way. there's a man downstairs, i believe. >> get ready for a busy year after that, sweetie. all right, what's this outfit, sweetheart? i think i know. >> we know the top is clara sun rose. staples you can use. and nydj jeans. i love this dainty jewelry by marlin chef. >> is that the trend, going back to the dainty? >> especially on black with denim. >> what do you think, ladies? can you believe what's happening? >> let's brin

this man is in trouble, and i can't walk away from him. >> reporter: debbie, a professional writer hadim searching online for information, p f.s.d. she was shocked to find few few resources. >> how does it happen. how does someone dedicate their life to dedicating others, forcing the laws. ending up in a position like this. no one is talking about it. i went to the producing partner. we had a small production company. i said i think i know what we'll be doing. >> she said what's that? >> she said documentary. >> when i grow up i want to be a police officer. >> i want to be a police officer to keep people safe. officer. >> you can't toss me aside. >> disassociated. >> suicide. >> help me. >> reporter: after five years interviewing police officers across the country debbie's documentary, code 9, officer needs assistance shows the tragic story of how post-traumatic stress disorder effects police officers, how scuffed could be a way out. yourself. >> to be honest back then, yes. now, the question would be did i do reckless behaviour thinking i could commit suicide. i go to areas, bad peopl

it excludes thousands of vw owners, including debbie, from filing a claim against vw. it applies to vehicles purchased new and claims must be filed within 24 months of purchase. >> this is not a cure-all. >> reporter: morgan and morgan attorney points out the board decides each case based on merits. so the win for one may not lead to other buy-backs for other drivers. >> even if you successfully go through the entire arbitration proceeding, the defendant, volkswagen in this case, would have a right to appeal. >> reporter: which could mean a trial. meanwhile diesel drivers like debbie who do not qualify for the lemon law feel trapped in a car they don't want and can't get vw to buy back for anywhere near what they paid for their rides. >> they didn't want to give me what i think is fair for it. >> reporter: debbie is more than 500 drivers who have turned to morgan and morgan with the hope of restitution. it is shaking up to be a long, hard legal battle. >> it means that vw drivers could be waiting two years for a trial or settlement. >> i don't know what else to do. >>

nice, debbie. the pink chalet is open every day. >> 10:00 to 7:00, monday through saturday and sunday 12:00 to 5:00. www.the pink chalet.com. >> reporter: thank you, back later to play the game. and here's a trivia game, live here on "good day orlando." high-five to you, debbie! boom! >> john: head up on the security alarm there. that was loud. still to come nor big night on "american idol." >> checking out one of the hottest moments coming up next. history, january 21st, 1995, "forrest gump" took home the golden globe for best motion picture drama and best director and best actor for tom hanks. he was not the first choice to play him. movie executives wanted john travolta but he turned it down, can you believe that? who did the author who wrote the "forrest gump" book envision playing the roam? john goodman or >> luanne: welcome back, on this day in history, january 21st, 1995, "forrest gump" took home the golden globe for best motion picture. best director. and best actor, for tom hanks. choice t

debbie hanson, spokesperson for rate my horse pro, says these cases are only the ones they debbie: it can be very difficult fofolaw enforcement or local authorities to know of the existence of a local rescue in theiarea. there's no national registry, there's no state registry. so, usually people hear of rescues through word of mouth and social media. chris: and hanson says when authorities do act, it's a daunting task. debbie: they may show up at a farm and he to remove 20, 50 horses. what do you do? where do they go? chris: it's not known if the owner of peaceable farms moved -- for any particular r reason. it doesn't surprise you she took her horses to virginia? ross: no. chris: ross peddicord heads maryland's horse industry board, which may have some of the unlike virginia, maryland mandates that non-profit horse rescues be licensed, registered, and inspected. ross: we're the only state that i know of in the country that does this. chris: for decades, peddicord says maryland's non-profit rescues have not h h any horses seized, while othehestates, cludinwest virginia a d virginin, h

debbie: they may show up at a farm and he to remove 20, 50 horses. what do you do? where do they go? chris: it's not known if the& owner of peaceable farms moved -- for any particular r reason. it doesn't surprise you she took her horses to virginia? ross: no. chris: ross peddicord heads maryland's horse industry board, strictest horse protections in the u.s. unlike virginia, maryland mandates that non-profit horse rescues be licensed, registered, and inspected. ross: we're the only state that i know of in the country that does this. chris: for decades, peddicord says maryland's non-profit rescues have not had any horses seized, while other states, includinwest virginia and virginia, have. as for reid, she believes had matty stayededn maryland, where peaceable fafa was subject to regular inspections, he'd still be alive. carrie: i can't image the amount of suffering that he endured. chris: soon after the seizure, peaceable farm owner anne goland was charged with 27 counts of misdemeanor animal cruelty -- little comfort to reid. carrie: he was my friend. chris: golan

>>reporter: debbie francis has autoimmune disease the damage to lungs. she needs $20,000 to pay for a double lung transplant. she's making colorful bowl cocis to cover some expenses. >> where can you find those? >> we will go to debbie francis online. >> google that inner. >> i'm sure people would love >> creative. >> is a great idea because i have plates i put in there i probably shouldn't put in the microwave but when i touch them they have to worry about . >> get a closer to getting a transplant. >>> today a great day for something one for lunch because it's cold out there. cam shot in wilson. you can see the bright blue sky behind the courthouse. when i pulled the shot up a few minutes ago people were coming and going, somebody must've taken a break close to noon, i think everyone has escaped the courthouse to head out on their 39 temperature officially at the airport. winds northwest 8 miles an hour dew points six, very dry air in place right now. 35 henderson, 34 roxborough, rocky mount and wilson 38 and 36 in roanoke rapids 32 one of a cold spots