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 our standard but raise the standard of health care. north shore-lij is now northwell health. >>> developing this morning, others arrested in a clash that ended a week long stand off between the fbi and a militia group in oregon. the leader, ammon bundy and several followers were arr

, another drop in sun edison, there were two halts.went up a little bit and is now halted again, so three different halts right now, shares did halt at down 11%, $2.68 the last trade we've seen there. that was about 10:08 this morning. we will expect to see more volatility in sun edison on the heels of these headlines. back over to you. >> thank you very much. in the meantime, it's a tale of two autos this morning. gm in the green after raising its dividend and boosting its earnings projection for the year. meanwhile, ford's i don't think disappointing investors. phil lebeau is live in detroit with more on that. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, simon. we'll talk nor about ford in a little bit. let's get to the news. general motors, in the last hour, we talked with ceo mary barra. they are coming in at a range of 525 to 575 a share. an increase of 25 cents per share. we should point out the analyst consensus this morning was for 543 a shares. shares of gm moving higher. the stock buy back program is going to increase by $4

now thomas edison's men came over from new jersey and set up two huge electrodes.undee and some handlers led topsy to the platform. when she balked, they offered her keeper $25 to help. but he refused to take part in the murder of his 6-ton charge. finally, the grumpy elephant hooked up, lek troids on the right forefoot and the left rear and throuew the switch. it took 10 seconds. there was no noise. >> you know, there's something in this scene that i've always been, horrific as it is, obviously particularly pleased about that has to do, i think, with the relationship of history and film. you know, in the film, immediately following the scene of topsy's electrocution in january of 1903, which was captured on film by thomas edison's colleagues who served as dock men tear yans and elephant killers, we placed in our film a scene from may 1911, eight years later when dreamland, the third and largest and most extraf gant of the parks of coney island burned to the ground on the night before opening day, when a fault in the electrical wiring ignited one of the worst fires

this accident on route 287 in edison. we have very heavy delays. this is the northbound side of route 287. let's go to the maps. 287 northbound near exit 3 accident being cleared away. 7 trains signal problems at 46. bliss street in queens. expect delays there. 2 and 3 trains you have signal problems at 96th street and 2 and 5 trains, they have reduced the speeds in the bronx between simpson and free man street so expect delays there as well. going up on to the bronx river parkway. we had a big issue sunday night, a big accident that occurred. the southbound side scarsdale to desmond they are doing emergency work. it is scheduled closed after 9:00 a.m. street cleaning rules are in effect. ken, lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, new this morning, smoke fills the halls of a high-rise in upper manhattan. more than a dozen people are hurt but it's wear this fire began that makes it unusual. >> developing now, firefighters are battling flames on the top paris. messaging app. people are shocked, that this process is so easy. every person tha

thomas edison's men set up two huge electrodes.dee and some hitler's -- handlers led topsy to the platform. they offered a keeper $25 to help. he refused to take part in the murder of his six-ton charge. they finally got her on top, electrodes on the right forefoot and the left rear. they threw the switch. it took 10 seconds. there was no noise. ♪ ric burns: there is something in this scene that i've always been, horrific as it is, particularly pleased about. it has to do, i think, with the relationship of history in the -- and film. in the film immediately following this scene of topsy's electrocution in january, 1903, which was captured on film by thomas edison's colleagues, we placed a scene from may 1911, when dreamland, the third and largest park, burned to the ground on the night before opening day when a fault ignited one of the worst fires in brooklyn's history. the unmistakable implication in our film is that dreamland burned down as retribution for the fact that thomas edison electrocuted topsy. interestingly to me, no on

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you're keeping company with edison davis again. he wants to. i'm thinking about it. what's the holdup? (sets down glass) all roads lead to fitz. all roads lead to fitz. (exhales deeply) i don't like it when the bad guys gegeaway. (chuckles) hmm. (huck) sundays is pasta, and mondays is sandwiches. but tonight--tonight's my favorite night. they eat pizza and they play games. that's the best part. it's game night. she's carol, 34, not a natural blonde, but that's okay. she teaches math at the junior high. and he's billy. he sells sporting goods, which is an actual thing-- sporting goods. (chuckles) and the little girls are lucy. she's 8. and sarah beth--she's 10. sarah beth has sleepovers on fridays with janie, who lives down there, and katie, who lives right there. and on sundays, the grandparents come over. so what about you? so that's your solution then? verna gets rosen's boss to give him his job back? on the condition that he stops pursuing his foolish conspiracy theories. and if he keeps looking for a connection between doyle energy and cytron... then we give him

an overturned car at edison. watch for delays at the ramp. 28 is closed in rosedale park, accident with a downed signal. inbound george moving smoothly. no problems upper east river crossings. 120th street broken subway. goethals bridge construction cleared. alternate sides suspended. back to you, lori, ken. >> all right, debbie, thank you >>> patrolling the roads is one thing, right? delivering a baby in rush hour traffic is quite another. a new york police officer becoming something of a midhusband on the fdr drive. the expectant mom went into labor on the northbound lanes of the fdr. babies come at their own time. michael sharp was on his way to traffic court when he responded to the emergency call for help on the side of the road. >> opened up the passenger side door of the vehicle. the father was kneeling on the driver's seat assisting his wife. the baby had already crowned, the head was out, the father was supporting the head and on the phone with 911 still. >> detective sharp did what he had to do. he jump

so this is an exclusive look inside con edison's manhole simulator. that's fog, not smoke. and the sound effect of an electric charge, all designed to show what these real workers faced today after another rash of manhole fires. >> a manhole fire really occurs if there has been a long-term corrosion and a buildup. >> reporter: like these real cables, sizzled to a crisp. workers showed us on claremont avenue in fort green today. one of 500 manhole fires since the blizzard. >> it's amazing how the entire feet of snow in the winter. i think con ed is doing a really good job. >> reporter: thousands of people have lost power for short outages. >> i saw darkness and smelled smoke. >> reporter: which is why workers are putting in 12-hour shifts to keep a lid on things. back here they're also analyze ing bits and pieces of cables burnt in past manhole fires. >>> coming up, arrests in the carjacking and shooting at a hotel by jfk. >>> plus mayor de blasio opting out of this year's ground hog ceremony. >>> more importantly, what will >>> new at 6:00, to men in custody in connection w

. >> reporter: con edison says common sense could protect you from a serious injury. >> if you see a smoking manhole, report it. obviously, stay back. >> reporter: a lot of people on this block asking us when will ke a look at the other side 53rd street. dozens of families here waiting to find out when they'll get their electricity back. con edison has crews fanned out across the city trying to make these power outages as brief as possible. live in sunnyside tonight, andrew siff. >>> also, the dangers of thin ice were brought home for a pair of patterson boys with a dramatic rescue by firefighters. we asked brian thompson to dig a little deeper into this. >> i was terrified. >> it was cold. i hecould barely move my legs. >> reporter: learning the hard way the dangers of walking on ice here at the passaic river. the boys were reunited with the firefighters who saved their lives. >> they were hypothermic and fading fast. to the scene, one crawling out onto the ice to snatch them out of the water. the lead firefighter breing through into the water. >> did i have that initial, oh no, thi

> for some of us, the first certainly cold enough. 27 in the city. 14 monticello. 26 right now in edison. factor in a bit of a wind, and a windchill makes the city feel like 1-9d now. 18 prosecute white plains to sparta, to edison. precipitation moving in. let me tell you what you should be expecting. snow showers start to kick in p.m. on again, off again precipitation through about incredibly cold air will come back to the area on wednesday. tomorrow's night the incredibly cold air. we're looking at a high temp around 41 degrees. it's a quiet morning. precipitation kicks in. if you see snow in the city, it would be later on. we're going to talk about this a little more in-depth later on. you. >>> all right lonnie, thank you. a cbs 2 update now. one suspect is still at large tonight in brooklyn connected to the brutal gang rape of a girl in a brownsville park. sources tell cbs 2, two of the suspects both 15 years old were turned in by their parents. the other two were found bid investigators sunday. police say the 18-year-old victim was assaulted by five suspects thursday night in osborn

. >> that's thomas edison's assistant. there are clippings of local interests too. this is wilson history. >> school bus back in 1949. >> this is lewis neal's history too. >> i wrote on that but i was 7 years old. >> his was not an easy childhood. didn't have electricity. >> he didn't have guidance ther. >> i didn't know my daddy. >> it started from the fragments of his past. >> i wanted to know more of my family. >> he wanted to know more about the country. >> he began clipping after 1963. >> that motivated me at first saving articles. >> president kennedy was a proponent of civil rights. >> i started on black history. >> little did he know that as he began to collect history he himself would become part of history. >> they didn't have any working in the store unless they cleaned it up. >> lewis worked at the wilson department store in the back room. one day the store was shorthanded up front and lewis approached the boss. >> i started working the cash register and i had so many black man at a cash register. they told my manager you need to keep that man on there a

sun edison. we have breaking news on this. julie hyman has more.ulie: sun-itis and has been volatile, and now reuters -- sun edison has been volatile, and reuters is reporting there is a suit over a deal to buy vitamin solar. sun edison has a complicated structure which has a couple of affiliates publicly traded, and it is one of those affiliates buying vivant. the structure has come under scrutiny, and now, again, is being sued by help a loser. you can see the shares are down, but the stock -- chart looks unusual with these straight lines because it has been halted several times over volatility. remember, if the stock drops too far, too quickly, it gets automatically halted, and that is what has been going on. gotten a lot of negative commentary as of late has well over this capital structure we are talking about. i will bring you more details when we get them -- details on this suit, and exactly what it is about. right now it is reuters reporting it, and we will let you know. isty: it looks like the link .ppaloosa is a 10% holder vivant is the co

at edison keith mansion. we put the address right there on our screen and the website including what you need to bring if you do show up to those meetings. it's part of a multi agency clean up effort and once the engineer shows up here we will let you know what happens. the property manager expecting that people maybe on the first second and third could go back in today but the fourth floor is out of the question. it's going to take some time to get that roof fixed and make sure that everybody is safe so of course we'll keep you updated. >> all right a lot of people that were effected are trying we'll keep an eye on this as it continues to develop. thank you. >>> as the storms moved east from our area they caused serious damage in central florida and the east coast beaches. take a look at this damage here. the iconic beach wave surf shop the sign now a mess. it used to show a shark with a surf board in it's mouth. the shark still there the surf board doesn't look like it and the sign now left upside down. for

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edison, you've made your point. have i? because i still haven't heard a single detail about the men that you've dated since we broke up. there's nothing to tell. because you're so ugly no one wants to be with you. because there's nothing to tell. you won't be seen in public with me. what am i supposed to think? that every reporter knows my face, and it would become a story that you're dating a professional fixer. you're a united states senator. the focus should be on you. edison. normal people talk. they share. that is how a relationship works. okay. you want me to tell you something? fine. but it's between us, and if i tell you, you can't ask ananquestions. are you in? i'm in. when something big happens in the senate today, you should be one of the first senators to make a statement of support. what? when something big happens in the senate today, you should be one of the firir senators to make a statement of support. this is you sharing? whoever he was, he really hurt you, didn't he? (cell phone rings) (ring) (ring) harri

the issue for sun edison is simple.lot of eggs into one basket, assuming people would be for a while.t -- the stock was higher on some headlines that came out but that does not answer the question if they can make it through 2016. with this announcement yesterday, there are more questions than answers. david: you look at clean energy development. how big is leveraging still? gordon: across the industry, there has been massive leverage as companies have built these projects effectively on balance sheet. a lot of solar companies were assuming that this euphoria was going to state existed and that was incorrect. now you have a bunch of companies with billions in debt of projects they built that they hoped they could sell. the question is what they will do with the projects and that is what investors are missing. you have some chinese company looking to go private, so there are issues for the solar guys. we have seen a lot of big companies abandoning projects for development, increasing production. if things were to improve

a continues to edison and be sure. we have over 100 units in the parade this year and it starts at 3:30. you want to get here early. i always tell people if they are new to the area to try to -- the fort brooke garage. it will take you over to the parade and drop you. >> 11:00, everything gets going. the bicycle rodeo. walked me through what people will be doing for the parade. >> we have some sponsors, partners. i don't know if you can see me -- see behind me. they will be sampling stuff. different activities for kids and for the whole family. the bicycle rodeo has been very popular here the kids get fitted with a free helmet as long as supplies last. that starts at 11 and goes until about 1 o'clock.>>> the keeper joining us today.>>> today, please keep that ran but it is manageable. >>> now to the other big story. a deadly prison -- blizzard is slamming the east coast right now. just a haze of snow hanging over the plaza and check this out. this is actually what dc's snow- the biggest blizzards in the snow is expecte

sun edison was one of the most volatile stocks in 2015.: still ahead, janus capital possibility grows weighing in on the market turmoil. he will join me and tom keene here in just a minute here on bloomberg markets on bloomberg tv. ♪ from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, this is bloomberg markets. art crumpton is standing by the news desk for the headlines. mark: for the first time, the u.s. congress has sent president obama bill repealing most of obamacare. the house of representatives passed a measure yesterday and the senate passed the same bill a month ago. the president said he would veto the measure. the white house press secretary, josh earnest. mr. ernest: they have voted 50 toes to replace the 2 -- repeal the act. we have heard republican presidential candidates on a campaign trail talk about how ineffectual the republican congress has been. in this case, they are right and there's no clearer illustration of the ineffectual republican leadership in congress than this. mark: democrats in both chambers have enough votes t

if you need help stop by edison keith imagine in the look be a state park at sarasota, you will find representatives from the red cross, power and might in the sheriff's office. >> we are live on the ground with the use of technology that helped people survived. tells about this. >>reporter: good evening. that tornado around 3:15 am. neighbors said it was cell phone technology, an alert system to help save their lives. they allowed. electronic warnings. >> everything that they said was absolutely true. it's hard to believe until you see it. >>reporter: the storm was gone in a flash. 10 to 15 seconds of loud noise. you could hear stuff breaking.>> very disorienting. very scary. 26, cindy, shannon said she learned a lesson about dealing with mother nature. take the cell phone warnings seriously. it was three minutes later that happened. >>reporter: her neighbor's home is gone. firefighters rescuing the people trapped inside. the assistant chief said part of the roof collapsed on the homeowner that they were able to safely rescue her. >> have been on the fire department for over 30 year

. >> edison' s home for neighbors that has no idea of one man was standing on the street. >> the situation is gone and we don' but i am shocked. >> a warrant was issued in an unrelated case of domestic violence in which a woman said she was choked, slapped, and head butted. reporting live tonight, news 5. sheree: in all, there are five counts . he also faces the domestic violence charge and a separate drug charge. mike: mayor john cranley has vetoed the tax budget for the 2017 fiscal year that would have increased property taxes on homeowners. the mayor said he based the decision on the failure of the november parks levy saying that voters made it quite clear they opposed any tax increases. enough for annual property taxes. city council approved the measure wednesday night. three were against it, six were for it. >> the idea was we didn' t want to come up short. i felt pretty good doing that. mike: the councilwoman says she stands by the tax saying that this measure is prudent to make sure would you not collect less than $20.9 million. sheree: a company charged with workers. a little boy b

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take a live look in edison, new jersey. an accident 287 at durham avenue. delays back to middlesex avenue. alternate side parking rules is in effect city wide. >> thank you. >>> let's talk sports. the nets have a tough go of it north of the border, the knicks give the crowd a little something extra yesterday. >> otis livingston has your cbs 2 news morning sports update. >> good morning, everyone. coming up tonight the rangers and devils play. >>> chris por zingas lands affalo with two of his 19. anthony had 19. the knicks beat the 76ers in a mlk day thrill ir. >>> nets honoring dr. king. brook lopez can't handle the entry pass. lowery hits ross. then it's lowery from downtown. part of a 14-2 run to close it out. >>> i'm otis livingston and that's your cbs 2 news update. >>> some big names are speaking out about a lack of diversity in the oscars. >> jessica schneider has more. >> a 3-minute video on twitter >> chris, i will not be at the academy awards and won't be watching but i can't think of a better man to do the job than you my friend. chris rock. >> yo

sun edison, and owning about 8% of the firm as of january 11th. google agreeing to pay $180 million in back taxings to the uk. the british authority challenged the tech giant, some critics in britain want more call this, quote, a sweetheart deal. and yahoo! changed to begin letting options investing after one month, rather than the standard one-year period. going shorter term there. interesting. if yahoo! considers its options for the future, perhaps there is in the core business. >> and google, how long before we call it alphabet. >> alphabet formally known -- >> how long before we just say alphabet? >> people have been saying it. >>> other corporate news. facebook announcing planning to open a new data center in ireland run on 100% clean wind power. the apple executive who have been overseeing the company's electric car project for the last two years is leaving the company. he previously worked with the iphone teams. it's due to personal reasons and not related to performance at apple. >>> shares of rubbermaid today, the stock could jump 20% or

people know about thomas edison, henry ford. but henry kaiser had a big impact on this country. at one point, he was doing every thing from making cars and steel to running a health plan. what we wanted to focus on, this particular contributions during world war ii on what is called the home front, those that were producing goods and services at home in this country while servicemen were overseas fighting. homefront was really significant. there are several key features of what was provided that resonates today. things like providing health care for workers, providing housing for workers, having women in the workforce, dealing with sexism. having black people and people of color in the workforce, dealing with racism on the job. these are all things we're still seeing now. echoes of that led to the civil rights movement, led to the second wave of feminism in the 1960's and 1970's, things that got their traction during the homefront in world war ii. if you look at the way henry kaiser and kaiser industries handled it, they set a really good president for this. kaiser started with

so this is an exclusive look inside con edison's manhole simulator. that's fog, not smoke. and the sound effect of an electric charge. all designed to show what these real workers face today. after another rash of manhole fires. explains engineer jane shin. >> a manhole fire occur ifs there has been a long-term corrosion and a buildup. >> reporter: like these real >> this coupler here has been eaten up. >> reporter: that workers showed us. one of more than 500 manhole fires since the blis ard. >> amazing how the entire subterranean city survives three feet of snow in the winter. but i think con-ed is doing a really good job. we did not lose power at all. >> reporter: of course thousands of people have lost power for short outages. >> all i did was saw darkness and smelled, like, smoke. >> reporter: which is why workers are putting in 12-hour shifts to keep a lid on things. they're also analyzing bits and pieces of cables that have been burned in past manhole fires. a reminder of the dangers that may lie ahead. andrew siff, news 4 new york. >> now to raphy and the weather. >

the parade runs from 330 until edison avenue south. alcohol is not allowed. >>> we are dealing with weather and heavy rainfall. this is the skyway bridge. it is closed. this happened around noon. we learned they were closing it because of the high wind. it's been very windy. >> , little surprised. there is a low in the wind before it kicks back up. hopefully shortly they can get it back open but watch it later it is closed. we will send out alerts and be sure to let you know. a live look with the rain we are watching this line move to the area. we are finally starting to see >> unfortunately it's weakened a little bit. attention to. >> for nellis is out of it, hillsboro county is out of it. let's take a look at the radar. you can see the folks along the coast have cleared out but fish hawk is seeing rain and that will move into southwestern polk county. manatee sarasota his body in the heaviest is towards minutes. things will get better. the wind is what we have to deal with and much chillier temperatures. we have to watch the wind bec

see how nick builds his dari: con edison also gearing up for a very busy weekend. steve: the forecast could take out power lines. antwan lewis shows us what's being done to make sure that the lights and heat stays on. outage. weekend. >> the thing we worry about with snowstorms is the beginning, which is the wind and the snow that accumulates on trees, knocking them into power lines. that affects the overhead system. that's something we look out for in staten island, queens, some actions of brooklyn. first major storm this winter. con ed says they're ready. >> we would expect in the area of 8 to 23e7b 15 inches based on the forecast for new york city. less in westchester and the suburbs. >> reporter: field crews will be at strategic locations ready to roll and respond to whatever emergency situation arises. they'll work 12-hour shifts until the storm has passed. they know how frustrating storms can be and they're asking first. >> the one thing we would remind people is to be very aware of anything that's wrong in their neighborhood as far as downed power lines. mak

. >> and hedge fund giant david tepper suing sun edison. the latest on these moves coming up. >> meanwhile, bob pisani joining us. and bertha coombs, of course, tracking action at the nasdaq stock market as well. bob, this late day selloff, rather unusual. >> yeah. this is another one of those days where they're taking down overall exposure. we've seen this a number of times. the whole market is down about 2%. it really doesn't matter. overall market exposure being taken down. what's point is we're seeing a little more activity in high beta names. stocks that have a little more pluckuation on a daily basis. so look, transports having a very ugly day.fluctuation on a . so look, transports having a very ugly day. everything down about 4%. another high beta sector that we're seeing a lot of activity, come on over here, is rhrhe reg banks. about 4% in the regional bank area. another sector. another high beta sector is the oil names. i'm just bringing up one. anadarko. and it's not unusual now to see 4%, 5%, 6% declines. these high beta names, a

>>if you need help, you can stop by edison keith mansion between 11 am and 2 pm you will find county officials and representatives from the red cross file-florida power and light in the sheriff's office. posted on abc action news.com. similar gov. rick scott saw the tornado damage firsthand today telling victims. he will do whatever he can to help. he is still waiting on declaring that region. a disaster area per that would make them eligible for more help, allowing state funding to assist gov. scott said it's too early to know if he will make that declaration that those affected hope it is sinner rather than later. >> hopefully we can get some relief like you often hear about to offset some of our expenditures. spirit business manager said it will take months to fix the damage per the community is relying on crews and neighbors to do the best they can.>> people in that community said a cell phone warning system alerted them to the approaching storm. action news storm shield app for letting them know before the twister structured it wasn't long before they heard the roar of the storm

teams from edison, fairless, and indian valley compete. tonight is a good night to stay home because it is chilly. >> we'll be into the mid-30s for lows, then back in the 40s for monday and as the day. in late january. a little snow and rain moves in tuesday late, so nothing really significant as we just watch this storm unfold for the east coast. if you have family and friends, make sure you're contacting them throughout the weekend. >>> thanks everybody for watching newschannel5 at 6:00. we are back at 11:00. we leave you tonight with pictures of that blizzard that is pounding new york city.

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at edison keith mansion. you can see the address on your screen in the 5500 block of south tammy trail and also put the information on our website so this is a multi agency clean up effort and ads soon as we get any more information about crews coming out here to siesta key we are expecting that to happen sometime after the sun comes up but of course we'll let you know. jean? >> many people effected, adrian, thank you. >>> as the storms moved east away from our area they did cause serious damage in central florida. you can look at the damage in it's a manageeled mess that used to show a shark statue with a half bitten surf board. the sign is left upside down. for the latest breaking weather alerts and more images of the damage log onto our website wfla.com and find photo galleries at the top of our home page. >>> the u.s. embassy in baghdad is confirming three americans were kidnapped by a militia sunday. they have not identified the missing americans or said what they were doing in iraq. three of the four am

a resource center, it's opening up today for the people affected by the storm in sarasota county. edison keith mansion in sarasota between 11:00 and 2:00 today. >> you'll find county leaders, american red cross, florida sheriff's office. all the information is posted. a lot of you can look at it at abcactionnews.com. at the worst point about 200,000 homes were without power across the state. according to florida power and light. we're staying in touch with fpl and they help to get power restored to everyone. the president and ceo of fpl was also touring the worst hit areas of sarasota county. he hoped to have 99% of power restored by last night. right now there are still 1,000 outages in sarasota county but only 120 in manatee. >>> in the final debate before the iowa caucuses, true fight between democratic candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders began. >> the two battled over who is tougher on gun control. clinton slammed sanders for andsen sanders caused her -- sanders called her comments >> i have to agree with both of them. >> the iowa caucus is february 1st, we learn then which

helping to tap down those totals too this morning partly cloudy and 43 right now, numbers, 43 in edison, belmar, interesting if you were to average these, it is about the same temperature yesterday. what a roller coaster ride. yesterday we hit 48, 48 going down in the books is the high for today, but that was at midnight. mid-40s. sunsets at 5:07 and a mix of sun and clouds to see. there could be a flurry or two north and west that's about it. we'll see more sun here through new jersey. here it comes finally. rotation, let's see how the models handle that. even this afternoon you could see a stray flurry or a little bit of sleet mixing in, that is going to be a minimal feature, most is just a dry day today. watch out for more lack ice into tomorrow morning with then here you go. friday morning here comes that clipper so there is a chance happens. it just kind of goes out, we'll leave some flurries in the forecast for you, but by and large, we're missing that storm and it is not a very impressive snow maker over the next few days. passing flurry, that's about it. but the good news is, ma

today at edison keith mansion. the address is on your screen right now. we also put it on our website wfla.com as well as what you need to know before you show up there today. this will be a multi agency we will stay here and let you know how this goes. the property manager thinks that people will be allowed back on the first few floors of this building but the fourth floor is going to take quite a while to repair. >> thanks adrian. you can find even more coverage on wfla.com. we have a slide show of the devastating images coming into our news room. >> the president and first lady will join the country in service this martin luther king jr. day. the first family will participate in a community service project in the washington d.c. area. last year the president and first lady visited a boys and girls club in washington along with their daughter. they helped assemble literacy kits to boost reading and writing skills for kids. >>> a hold up in missouri turns deadly. investigators say the man had just robbed a kentucky fried a witness flagged down a police o

at edison keith mansion. the address is on your screen now. and we also put it on our website wfla.com. this is also a multi agency of course we'll keep you updated on everything throughout the day on air and on line. we heard a fire alarm going off. it seems to be in one of these buildings. we will go ahead and call the fire department just in case. it could be malfunctioning because of damage. we don't really know. >> thank you adrian. and you can find even more coverage of this deadly tornado out break on wfla.com. we have a slide show of the incredible images coming into our news room. >>> the president and first lady will join the country in service this martin luther king jr. day. the first family will participate in a community service project in the d.c. area. last year the president and first lady visited a boys and girls club in washington d.c. along with their daughter. they helped literacy kits to boost reading and writing skills for children. >>> and a hold up in a fast food restaurant in missouri he just robbed a kentucky fried c

. >> that's when it will feel like, kristine. 18 for edison. plains. 4 in belmar. 4 in babylon. monticello. this is what we have to face right now. into the morning. so this week, this is what we'll be dealing with. when you wake up, frigid cold temperatures. more of that cold air and gusty winds making it feel like it's about 5 degrees out there. for the coldest locations, it feels like it's 10 below. a chance for light snow wednesday night, and a new information on a late week possible snowstorm. we'll have information coming up in just a bit. >>> let's get to tracee carrasco now live in columbus circle, where i'm sure things are already brutal. >> reporter: brace yourself. tomorrow morning as you head out to work, send the kids off to school, it is going to be frigid. as she waits for her bus tonight, she knows standing outside tomorrow morning will >> maybe a scarf so that, you know, the whole thing will be covered. >> reporter: fortunately, not much relief for commuters underground. arm 7:00 tonight, you can see our thermometer hovering around 30 degrees at the subway circl

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at edison keith mansion. the information how to get there is on your screen with the address in the 5500 block of south tammy trail. we also put that address on our website wfla.com. so today a multi agency clean up effort will be under way. we will bring you the latest updates on air as well as on line but most people thankful that everybody is okay this morning. >> i bet there are but a lot of people effected some of them tourists. thank you we'll check back with you. did cause serious damage in central florida and the east coast beaches. taking a look at the damage left behind. the iconic beach way surf shop sign is now a mess. now you can see the shark is still there but the sign has been left upside down. for the latest breaking weather alert and more images of the damage left by the tornadoes log onto wfla.com and find photo galleries at the top of the home page. >> right notch the u.s. embassy in baghdad is confirming that several americans are missing in iraq after three americans were kidnapped sunda

con edison is on the scene at seventh avenue and 37th street. crews have shut down two natural gas valves and they are taking readings in that area right now. the building has stores on the first floor and offices above and hundreds of people in those offices had to leave the building all within the last hour or two. we are going to stay on top of this story and bring you any new information here at wabc and at abc7ny.com. >>> our top story this half hour, hundreds of students sick at a school in queens, all more than 200 students stayed home today. >> officials believe the norovirus making its way through the elementary school and now ps12 in woodside is being scrubbed and disinfected. stephancefaan kim has more. >> reporter: some parents wondering should they send their kids to school tomorrow. >> they told us that the viruses are spreading a lot in our class and we should use more hand sanitizer. >> reporter: this little 7-year- old says teachers here at ps12 in woodside queens sent her home with helpful tips on how to prevent the spread of n

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as we widen out and take a look at other numbers. 39 for edison, and belmar. 47 in the hamptons. you are the hot spot at least on this map at this hour. windy conditions continue, and temperatures continue to plummet tonight, so it gets significantly colder. we're also going to have a wintery chill for your monday. temperatures drop tonight. they don't really rebound tomorrow. so we continue to be cold, and with the winds, it will feel even colder. we are expecting snow showers late tuesday, into early wednesday. no accumulation, but still expecting snow showers. dry, and chilly. and for some people it will just be downright cold the rest of the week. your vortex satellite and radar showing things cleared up significantly. this is all that rain that moved through earlier. that's been a memory for a while. we could have some flurries back here. some snow showers. for us tomorrow, the big story is going to be just the temperatures. we'll see lots of sunshine, but 20 degrees colder than it was on sunday. temperatures in the 30s, with we'll see some passing snow tuesday night. take a

pushed 3 feet near edison, new jersey. so just remarkable. fifth biggest snowstorm in new york city history. they canceled school in new york city for the first time since the blizzard of '78. we've had that recently with big storms. looking quietly now at the george washington bridge on a clear to partly cloudy night on the fort lee side, looking over to washington heights. we 39 degrees. the northeast. back above average again. not record above average. this is going to stretch for a while. it's going to take us in to the weekend. tomorrow sunshine first, clouds collect. a little spotty slippery spots well north and west in the catskills. then over the weekend there's this six-hour windswept soaking that's going we'll time that for you in a moment and maybe near record warmth before temperatures plummet late sunday in to sunday night. 23 andover, new jersey. you need the winter coat tomorrow special north and west teens. still a winter chill. we'll start the day in the mid 30s. right now patchy jersey. so tomorrow morning clear. other place

we have an accident traveling through edison, 2 7 northbound near exit 3. expect delays as you get up to that spot. then checking out the bronx river parkway southbound scarsdale to desmond emergency work scheduled to be fully guardrail repair. effect. lori, over to you. >> thank you. >> the head of the academy of motion pictures, arts and sciences is expressing frustration with a lack of dominations. cheryl boon isaacs released a heartbroken and frustrated after the academy named 20 white oscar nominees on the best actor category for the second straight year. her comments follow director spike lee and actress jada pinkett smith announcing that they are boycotting the ceremony. >> with all grace and love let's do us differently. >> lee took to instagram to quote dr. martin luther king about the boycott saying there comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe nor politic nor popular but he must take it because conscious tells him its eye right. >>> mayor de blasio is weighing in on the controversy as well. >> there are some industries and

southern california edison says it's giving up on trying to trap and burn that gas.rter ranch. thousands are being forced to move. state regulators gave the company until today to do something. but edison says burning off the gas catastrophic explosion and won't be until late next month until they can reach that well and plug it up. >>> happening today, testimony in vermont that could one day impact the rest of the country. a state committee will discuss a new bill that will let police look through a driver's cell phone without a warrant. a proposed change is raising some concern. the vermont chapter of the aclu is calling the bill too vague and unconstitutional. no other state allows warrantless searches to fight cell phone use while driving. >> the bill of rights has something to say about that. >>> right now at 6:00, a microclimate weather alert. our live radar showing heavy rain is hitting the entire bayia as we speak. our crews are tracking this strong storm. we'll have team coverage coming up in moments. >>> plus, the bay bridge. the message from these proteste

con edison is also there on the scene. >> still ahead, hate crime investigation, tonight man is speaking out after attackers yelled isis before beating them on street and right in front of the 7-year-old niece. >> also deadly tornadoes, the unusual january storms that tore through parts of florida, many neighborhoods hit very hard. >> plus, could hailing a helicopter soon be as easy as a phone swipe? ub are's new relationship that the common core rollout was a disaster. parents knew it. teachers knew it. and now, governor cuomo's task force is doing what's right. state tests don't unfairly count against students. and test scores won't be used in teacher evaluations. less testing. greater focus on learning. that's a start, but there's more to do. let's work together to support sensible and fair learning standards that help every child -- in . >>> a man says he wants his attackers brought to justice. this happened outside be a elementary school in the park chester section of the bronx. as news 4's lori tells us, the victim said he was targeted because of his faith. >> translator: i think t