. >> hazel sanchez joins us with a look at road conditions on the garden state parkway. hazel? towards the jersey shore and trust me on this one, do not hit the roads if you don't have to. because right now as you can see from our cameras here on mobile 2 the road conditions are treacherous. the winds are blowing the snow sideways so visibility is very poor on the this hour and the snow conditions on the roadway the snow is packed very heavily on the roadway. there aren't a lot of people on the road but it's very slick and slippery. despite the fact we can tell that snow plows have made at least one round on these roads but again the snow is coming down so fast that it may be hard for them to keep up. but again the snow conditions, slippery road conditions, stay off the road if you can. that's the latest live from mobile 2 hazel sanchez cbs 2 news. >> those conditions look horrible. be careful out there. >>> continuing coverage of our eye on the storm. d.c. which are expected to take the brunt of the storm. >> oh man that is a shot from the city where you can see the wind reall

the standoff, neighbors all along hazel drive were pulled from their homes and taken somewhere else as a precaution. <"they are the innocent people, they dont have a dog in this fight to be honest... then its just us and them."> them.">cunningham is undergoing a psychological evaluation.when that's done - he will get booked in the boone county jail. this morning police are blaming a group of hoodlums for causing a train to go down the tracks for about a mile on its own.seaman police tell us a pin was taken out of one of the train cars... causing it to start rolling.it barely missed hitting a car.it finally stopped after its rear axle derailed. this morning the question is...what were they thinking? administrators at a highschool in arizona are outraged over picture.you can see what their shirts spell out. they struck the pose as part of a picture for the yearbook. school officials say they are dumbfounded as to how they thought this picture was a good idea let alone one to put inthe yearbook. (jill hanks, high school district superintendent): "just outrage, disgust, disappointment,

cbs 2's hazel sanchez met her and shares her with us in north plainfield. >> oh!! that's going to be a good one. >> reporter: at 102 years old, agnes zhelesnik is officially the oldest living and working teacher in america. >> 102 is just -- i feel like maybe 95. >> reporter: she certainly doesn't act her age. zhelesnik known as granny spend her adult life as a stay- at-home mom and then at the age of 80 started her career as a cooking and sewing teacher when the school found itself in need. >> i saw how she took care of the family and i knew that she wanted to get out a little bit and it wasn't supposed to be this extensive. >> do you love teaching? >> i love it. the children, they are lovage. >> thanks, granny. >> you're welcome! >> granny is a wonderful teacher and she knows lots of things that can help us do better in life. >> i learned how to cook delicious food with her. >> happy birthday to you >> reporter: the students and staff held a huge birthday celebration for granny, who shared her secret to a long life. >> i just think you have to take care of yourse

the swat team got inside and took cunningham into custody.during the standoff, neighbors all along hazel drive were pulled from their homes and taken somewhere else as a precaution. <"they are the innocent people, they dont have a dog in this fight to be honest... then its just us and them."> them.">cunningham is undergoing a psychological evaluation.when that's done - he will get booked in the boone county jail. tonight, the wyoming grad accused of causing a "hostile act" remains in a north korea prison. prison.we learned of 21-year-old otto warmbier's arrest on friday.the university of virginia student was there as part of a tour group.warmbier was arrested after being detained in an airport in pyongyang on january 2-nd.we'll continue to take a look at this new video tonight coming in from alaska - after a strong earthquake hit the state early this morning...the tremors were so strong, products were flying off the shelves...luckily, no injuries were reported and damage was minor... coming up, ken broo has the lastest on championship weekend in the n-f-l. n-f-l.plus, highlights from tod

hazel sanchez is live from the special victims unit in east harlem with more. hazel? >> reporter: dr. david newman was a highly-regarded e.r. doctor at mount sanai before these disturbing allegations surfaced. it started out with one accuser, then another woman came forward just three days ago and now police believe there may be more victims. >> dr. newman, do you have anything to say about the allegations against you? >> no comment. >> reporter: showing no emotion, wouldn't respond to questions as his lawyer escorted him in tuesday afternoon. the 40-year-old highly-regarded emergency room doctor at mount sanai hospital is accused of drugging and sexually abusing a 22-year-old woman in his care. i've been to mount sanai multiple times. to hear something like that is scary. how many other women has this happened to? >> reporter: police say a second woman has come forward, another 22-woman who claims she was seeking treatment for a cold when newman allegedly groped her during a chest exam. the ail baings came from a woman being treated for a shoulder injury in the e.r.

team.it was just before midnight when the first calls for help were made from a home on hazel drive in florence.the boone county sheriff's office tells 9 on your side that brett cunningham locked himself in a bedroom and threatened the lives of deputies. after a nine hour standoff... the swat team got inside and took cunningham into custody.during the standoff, neighbors all along hazel drive were pulled from their homes and taken somewhere else as a precaution. <"they are the innocent people, they dont have a dog in this fight to be honest... then its just us and them."> them.">cunningham is evaluation.when that's done - he will get booked in the boone county jail. tonight, the wyoming grad accused of causing a "hostile act" remains in a north korea prison. prison.we learned of 21-year-old otto warmbier's arrest on friday.the university of virginia student was there as part of a tour group.warmbier was arrested after being detained in an airport in pyongyang on january 2-nd.we'll continue to stay on top of this story for you. the super bowl match-up is set! set!after pulling out a win

hazel sanchez is live outside brooklyn's special units department. >> reporter: literally just minutes ago, police informed us, they have four suspects in police custody. two of those suspects just 15 years old, were turned into police by their own parents. again, police are still searching for one more suspect, but community activists tell us, they're confident that search will soon be over. tonight two of the five rape suspects seen in this surveillance video are now in police custody. community activists say parents of the two 15-year-old males brownsville. >> we want those individuals off the street in this crime. you cannot rape a young lady in this community and get away with it. >> reporter: police say the five young men approached an 18- in osborn play grounds. the victim and her father said one of the men had a gun and ordered the father to leave the park. he ran for help, as the five men allegedly raped his daughter. the traumatized woman told cbs 2, it's really, really disturbing to me. these are memories that won't go away. police say the father did not call 911, and instea

cbs 2's hazel sanchez gives us advice on how to navigate the water. >> having the greatest time of our live by playing this powerball and i think this -- the face of the earth, i [ indiscernible ] [ laughter ] >> reporter: for years, the doorman says he and 25 of his coworkers at symphony house in midtown have pooled their cash for lottery tickets. >> we have to sift it down, everything is under control. they keep record. they make a photostat copy and put it on the bulletin board in the locker room. >> reporter: so the reason behind lottery pools more people equals more tickets equals possibly more chance for winning but could mean problems. lottery can only write out 10 individual checks. >> it's a great problem to have. >> reporter: this tax attorney has represented three multi- million dollar lottery winners. he suggests groups form a trust or an llc a limited liability corporation, which can be done even after you win. >> make each one of the winners a member of the llc. the monies are deposited into that vehicle. and then when the money is disbursed everyone gets a share. >> repo

hazel sanchez spoke with the victim one on one in the hospital. she's live in east village with more. hazel? >> reporter: when i spoke with anthony smith, he was in good spirits. he told me about how he was walking on east 6th street on his way to have lunch with a friend when he was slashed in the face and back. he says the attack was totally unprovoked. tonight, police are still searching for his attacker. >> i think it was probably some random deranged pesh. he didn't steal anything. just attacked me. >> reporter: anthony smith of newark, new jersey now has a long gash from his right here to his mouth after he says a stranger slashed his as he walked on east 6th street. >> i had my ear buds on. i wasn't listening. playing on my phone and then someone from behind -- behind, shoved me and cursed andty fall to the -- and i fall to the ground and i looked up to see who it was. it was an asian gentleman with a razor in his hand. he didn't even run. i was bleeding all over. >> reporter: the attack happened around 4:30 saturday afternoon. >> the 30-ye

cbs 2's hazel sanchez has the story from the lower east side. >> reporter: she says steven brown is her hero. sanchez says thursday night the 25-year-old wished her happy new year and pushed her to safety seconds before an elevator crushed him to death. sanchez's son-in-law emanuel coronado says he tried to save hewitt brown. she was packed in an elevator car with nine other people including sanchez and her 10- year-old nephew when it stalled between the second and third floors. sanchez says the doors opened and hewitt brown pushed her up and out of the elevator on to the third floor. suddenly, the car gave way, hit pinning him at the hit, crushed. eight people were still on board. he is haunted by the man's last words. >> i can't breathe any more. take me out of here. >> reporter: the incident happened inside this brick apartment building. witnesses say they called 911 right away. but they say it still took nearly 30 minutes for any despite the fact that the 7th precinct stationhouse and a firehouse are directly across the street. three fdny and nypd say the 911 call was received at 11

hazel. >> reporter: yeah. the robbery suspects crashed a rented getaway car at the intersection, behind me. you can see the active crime scene. there are two suspects in police custody. police shot him in the abdomen. he is expected to survive. a third suspect is still on the loose. this normally quiet midwood brooklyn neighborhood was rattled by the piercing sound of gunfire. police busted two robbery suspects after an intense police chase ended in a crash. one suspect seen here face down on the ground shot by police. >> very scared and shaken up. very shaken up. >> reporter: joe says he was walking into his home on east 14th street just after 11 a.m. he heard chaos down the street on avenue o. >> i was in my driveway heard the crash and came out and heard four shots. i looked at the corner and i saw the cop running after one guy that was going this way and two other guys running on the other side. >> reporter: police say the suspects had just robbed this nearby verizon store on avenue p and east 2nd street.

hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >> there could be additional winners. >> new york some of the highest taxes at more than >> wait a second of we pay taxes here in new york? >> just a little bit. >> i had no idea. thank you for that. >>> take a look at this video out of omaha, nebraska. a building is covered with ice weekend. firefighters deal with freezing temperatures. the building was destroyed on saturday and now it's on the verge of collapse due to the weight of the ice. so snow tonight more cold tomorrow. >> lonnie quinn has another look at the forecast. >> let's get to it. the skies oat side showing a few upper level flurries around new york city. it's 37 degrees. we are not down to the cold air we need to set up if you want to find snow on the ground. could take place later tonight. the moisture that remains in our area is mostly wet weather. some rain on long island stray flurries around places like putnam county into dutchess county. here's the front. this will pass through when the temperatures drop and you notice there's thatstin any band of snow associated with it. those could be

hazel eyes. 3-foot tall. weighs about 35 pounds. if you see him, you are asked to call authorities immediately. jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> amy: it's yucky out there. be careful. and, again, keep an eye out for these two missing children as well. and 10 month old and 4-year-old children were last seen at a home in else if mere. else else fells mere. if you see any of them. you are asked to call police >> john: an elderly man injured when the van he was in was carjacked. >> a robbery and carjacking. the other allegations of kidnapping and false imprisonment. >> reporter: 80-year-old herbert is laying in the hospital hoping he is strong enough for surgery. his daughter melissa waits at his bed side. he has a small bleed on his brain with a large hematoma and a broken hip and broken finger. >> reporter: he was being picked up at his home for his monthly dialysis appointment and the bus was carjacked. >> they were just getting him on the bus. he was not strapped in, and the guy jumped on the bus. off and drove in a reckless manner, w

the swat team got inside and took cunningham into custody.during the standoff, neighbors all along hazel drive were pulled from their homes and taken somewhere else as a precaution. cunningham is undergoing a psychological evaluation.when that's done - he will get booked in the boone county jail. the impact of the flint water crisis ... now being felt in ohio ... in a village where people are being told not to drink the water from its public system. system.the ohio e-p-a was inside sebring high school in northeast ohio this weekend ... testing water fountains and sinks.the school was closed after the e-p-a found elevated traces of lead that exceeded government-regulated action levels.the city manager says the problems began when the water plant was updated and it started to produce what they call aggressive water... will leach copper and lead out of the pipes.according to those tests, water in sebring had lead levels 40-percent above federal standards. emergency officials are now distributing bottled water. still ahead this morning..a major shake up for twitter. announcements are expecte

they have a two-year-old daughter hazel. congratulations to them. >> christine:the girl on the train will be wearing baggy clothes. florida. that will do it for today in florida. i'm ashley jones >> christine: i'm christine more news and weather at 9:00. hope to see them. >>> real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.>>> this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten frfe, violet, and many others are enjoying their first >> announcer: now on 7 news. >> anchor: a wet wednesday in cooldown will soon follow.

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local neighborhood after cement truck ripped down some power pipelines this happened last night on hazel. truck rounding corner when it snagged some power lines and it snapped utility pole. power lines brought down 4,000 electricty eaton of the truck inside of the cab for hours. while crews worked cut electricity. fortunately no one was hurt. >> man dead tonight after police say he threatened officers and tried to car jack woman at gun point this happened yesterday morning. on western avenue in lynn. 33 year old randolph mcclain was killed police tried to arrest him for several outstanding warrants. >> officer approached the vehicle he pointed his gun at them. and which point, three officer fired the weapon. at him. sound like war. someone shooting a first and then. retaliated. >> car jacking victim was not hurt. officers who were involved were not district attorney's office investigates that incident. >> little girl is back safe in her mother's arms following it your feeing ordeal. police investigating how the five ended six hours alone in happened yesterday. girl supposed to dropped of

"i believe in that absolutely, said hazel labreche. "it's not a privilege it's a right," "i think it's a good idea," said kelli susemihl. "whatever keeps american people the safest." while many agreed back ground checks are e necessary....peopl e i spoke to said that they do not want their right to bear arms to be infringed. clinton is expected to hold an event later tonight in council bluffs before heading to las vegas on wednesday. tonight at ten....i'll have more on today's rally in sioux city. reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. jenna: the president's remarks quickly hit home in siouxland. sharing ththr "two cents" on president obama's gun control plans. abc 9's bria bell has more in stio. bria: jenna, gun control laws are a controversial matter for some, especially here in iowa where background checks are already implemented to purchase firearms. i spoke to a woodbury county sheriff and a gun store owner and they belive congress needs to be involved in a decision like this. " last time i had the old permit," sai

hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >> reporter: thank you. coming up at 6:00, we're demanding answers from mayor deblasio about why it took so long to get plows to queens. i'm heading back upstairs. see new a few minutes. >>> a school bus got stuck in queens. chopper 2 over the scene as a man with a shovel tried to dig out the wheel of a bus. another school bus pulls up to give a nudge. out on its way. >>> streets across manhattan have been plowed and shoveled. people have had a hard time getting around. the snow created dangerous conditions. elise finch is here with more. elise? >> reporter: temperatures near 40 degrees. what we ended up with was well melting snow and flushing conditions like we have at this corn. things are going to get worse before they get better when temperatures drop overnight. >> all of the snow is starting to melt and i mean, it's kind of like a good thing and a bad thing. >> reporter: it takes more than rock salt to melt more than 27 inches of snow. today we get help from mother nature in the form of mild temperature

latest. 3 here is what we 3 know so far...police were first called to a home on the 5900 block of hazel drive about 11:30 last night for a "domestic disturbance."police say this was a disturbance between a man and his mother and the mother called police. 3 scene and and then a supervisor was called in and things immediately went south. we are told the mother got out of the home but her son has barricaded himself inside and we are told he has made threats that there are weapons in the home.some people who live in that area were asked to leave their homes for their safety. many called our newsroom and said they have been out of their homes all night.we are told swat was called in as a precaution so if things do go south they can quickly handle it. also have helped in giving other officers a break from the negotiating with him for hou in about a half-hour. 3 now to the other big story of the morning. the east coast will start digging itself out from a winter storm of epic proportions. a blizzard pounded the region with several feet of snow in some of the nation's major cities. more than a

hazel sanchez as a feel good story about this woman. >> s this the woman they call granny. she is 102 which makes her the oldest living and working teacher in america right now. and the funny thing is, most people start their careers in their 20s. she started her career as a teacher at 80. >> still at it at 102. >> thank you. back to you. >>> who needs a history book when you have her? >> protecting the legacy of our world war ii veterans. long island to preserve and commemorate their place in aviation history. jennifer mclogan reports. >> this is my mother margaret. gilman was her married day. she was a wasp in world war ii. >> reporter: she was a service pilot, playing a major role in our war effort. >> she was a tow target pilot. she would tow the target men would practice artillery on. >> reporter: the center of innovation during wartime long island was filled with aerospace factories and research grumman fairchild republic sikorsky. >> i proudly painted the 810 for fairchild republic. >> we on long island built this jb2 buzz bomb for the invasion of japan. >> i was pro

congratulations to hazel allen. nigel: coming up, he's the youngest coach to ever win a national football championship in college. >> you don't know how long this has been. >> a few years ago. nigel: wait until you hear who this coach will pull for. that's next at 6:00. nigel: coming up, why single sleep gabrielle:. and the risk for depression may be linked to the age a woman in tonight's four your health... gabrielle: having a twin with cancer could increase a person's chances of getting the disease in the future. researchers followed a large twins for over three decades and found that well above the third of those people developed cancer. those who did develop from the same heart lies day and about a quarter of those fertilized from two that had the same cancer a new study suggests people who suffer from heart failure with preserved ejection fraction may benefit some diet and exercise. it is more common among those who are overweight or overseas -- or obese. it's recocoend to diet and exercise for a. of five month

cbs 2's hazel sanchez has the story. >> reporter: members of the track team in newark say they escaped this burning bus, just seconds before it was devoured

cbs 2's hazel sanchez has that. >>> also tonight at 6:00 new elevated tracks and trenches across long island, a tunnel through the sound. amtrak has new plans most people don't even know about. we'll explain them at 6:00. back to you in the studio. >>> imagine getting a cell $2,000. >> turns out a new feature on apple iphones may to be blame. how you could be at risk for the same problem. >> like many teens ashton feingold didn't think twice about the text message from at&t warning he's nearing his data limit. he's seen it before. >> just said maybe 65% of your data has been used. >> reporter: then this bill came. >> thought my dad was going to kill me. >> usually it's about $250 a month. it was over $2,000. >> reporter: the difference? a new feature on ashton's standard with the new ios9.1 operating system. >> i had no idea what that was. >> reporter: it's intended to make sure you always have a good signal by automatically switching to cellular data when a wi-fi signal is weak like in ashton's bedroom where he thought he was still connecting to wi-fi while streaming and surfing, but

happened on hazel drive in crest view lake villa 11:30 last night. police say there was a disturbance between a man and his mother, after a standoff brett cunningham was arrested. his mother was not injured. >>> just about every mode of transportation in new york city, except the underground subway system, were shut down yet and overnight after a blizzard that snowstorm in city history. the travel ban was lifted this morning. wendy gillette reports from new york city. >> reporter: pedestrians take pity on a driver who defied the travel ban in new york city. saturday afternoon, all nonemergency vehicles were ordered off the roads in new york city and tunnels and people clear the roads so sanitation can do its work and get the city back on its feet. >> roads were also enclosed on long island. on the cross-island parkway, new york governor andrew cuomo helped a stranded motorist. >> between the snowfall and the wind it is really a treacherous, treacherous situation. >> the more than two feet of snow took a heavy toll. three people were shoveling in new

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cbs 2's hazel sanchez asked the police commissioner about the increase in these slashings today. hazel. >> reporter: dana, commissioner bratton says from time to time, there are spikes in certain crimes like the department is stepping up

hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >>> how many hours a day do you spend checking your email? some workers say that they are under pressure to respond to messages 24 hours a day. >> as cbs 2's meg baker shows us, it has some considering an in box detox. >> reporter: many check email first thing and last thing in the day. 30% say they check it while still in bed. lester says he spends 10 to 20% of his day on his phone checking for messages. >> i'm on the go so if i get something to eat i'll check me email. at the end of the day i'll respond. >> reporter: a study of 2,000 people in the uk found the constant checking of email is linked to higher levels of stress and pressure. >> so it's not necessarily about how many emails we receive but when and how we access the email itself. >> reporter: it seems nowhere is off limits. 70% check email while watching 50% when o vacation, in the phone and in the bathroom. 18% admit to checking email while driving. on average people use emails six hours a day. that's at least 30 hours a week. that has some going on a self- imposed email detox. >

hazel. (whistles) welcome to america. you may ruin our country, but our country will ruin your children. there you are, bud. you've been in the basement all morning. what are you doing down there? i'm, uh... making a jazz album. from now on, no one is allowed to go down there. a jazz album? isn't jazz why the government tried to drown new orleans? what about work? shouldn't you be out cutting lawns with ernesto?? i quit. my jazz career is taking off. here's some of my early royalties. i don't like jazz. especially when i get it all over my face. (knocking) hey, steve. good morning, janice. you look fly. is bud here? he forgot to take home the crap from his desk. (gasps) steve! here's a thousand dollars. why don't you just forget what you saw here? where'd you get a thousand dollars? here's $2,000 to forget about that thousand dollars you saw. and before you ask, here's $3,000. what? $4,000. i can do this all day. welcome to america. here's a list of states that are cool with you being gay. the jig is up, buckwald! (bud ga

live in newark, hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >>> it's happened again, a subway slashing early this morning in harlem. >> reporter: the latest slashing, 3:15 a.m. sunday in the 110th street station on central park north. police say a 27-year-old man cut across the face. >> the slashing stuff, you >> reporter: police say the attack began when the victim got into some sort of fight with a woman who asked for help. that person stabbed the first guy. >> they got into the train, and thinking, you might be next yourself, you know. >> reporter: the victim taken to the hospital to get stitched up. police scouring the scene for clues, on the latest knife wielding subway suspect. >> wow, it's been going on. it's something serious. >> reporter: this slashing on the subway, the 5th so far this month, including this suspect accused of slicing a woman's hand with a machete onboard the 3 train. the police comitialer attempting to reassure the more than 5 million subway riders. >> i ride the subway system. my wife rides it. it is a very safe system. >> reporter: the 110th street station not unaccustomed to

they have a two-year-old little girl hazel. now she has a sister. "people" magazine reports blunt's pregnancy kwi will coincide with the filming of the girl on the train her upcoming movie. so congrats. >> jeff: she is beautiful. >> krystal: she is gorgeous. >> jeff: sure. away. >> jeff: it's not just students who hope for snow days. and this teacher's parody of adele's hit "hello" provides just that. take a look. the least that it can do is snow if i have to keep my students inside gonna lose my mind >> jeff: that's what teachers do. eat ice cream in bed? a great voice. wow. video has gotten over 1.9 million views. i can see why. >> krystal: i like the parody. that's cute. i like when people do these and post them online. the other family that does a lot >>> let's bring kelly kwi into the conversation right now. >> kelly: she can sing. >> krystal: i was going to say i know it's tuesday but we're already looking ahead to what's coming up three or four days from now. >> kelly: that's why i picked this time-lapse. it's like here is a idea for the week

hazel sanchez reports. >> reporter: holy cow! there was a cow running loose in jamaica, queens. >> i was so shocked when i saw it. >> reporter: this attendant says she was working in this booth when she saw him running into her parking garage on archer and 165th street. >> it's like the cow was running for his life. >> reporter: it had bolted from a live poultry and meat market across the street from the garage. the cow being delivered from upstate new york was being transferred from a trailer when he got loose. >> the trailer guy bring the cow to take him in the pen. when they bring him in the pen, he escaped from the pen so we can't catch him. he just run away. that's it. >> reporter: police had to shut down several streets as they tried to safely capture the four-legged escapee. they finally cornered the cow right here at this parking garage. are pardoned and end up on greener pastures. not this cow. in jamaica, queens, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >>> a relief from the red on wall street today with the dow briefly above 16,000.

hazel. it's finger lickin' good. what beer we drinkin'? i don't know boss...t about that redd's apple ale? you're a genius, tiny! this apple sauce is the bee's knees. the cat's pajamas! hits ya right in the kisser! emm. redd's apple ale. also in strawberry and green apple. (cheers and applause) >> larry: welcome back. i'm here with my panel. first up, "the nightly show" contributor mike yard. (cheers and applause) "the nightly show" contributor holly walker, and she's the host of mtv's "decoded." (cheers and applause) welcome back comedienne and vlogger, franchesca ramsey. (cheers and applause) for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter at "the nightly show" using the hashtag "tonightly." as we talked about earlier in the show, it's 2016, and bill cosby got himself arrested. (cheering) he's gone and did it. it feels like a victory, but do you feel he's going to be convicted? i'm a little suspicious. >> no, but it feels like a little bit of a victory. i will take whatever i can get. (laughter) it's kind of like the first week at a gym memb

in connecticut, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >>> jury selection began today in the trial against nypd police officer peter liang accused of killing a man in a housing project. he shot one shot in the stairwell and the bullet hit 28-year-old akai gurley. liang's lawyers say it was an accident. opening statements may begin monday. >>> an armed robber on a violent crime spree on long island's south shore. police say he is behind nearly two dozen robberies over the last year. cbs 2's ilana gold shows us pictures of the suspect police are looking for. >> reporter: these wanted signs posted at stores across valley stream warming the public to be on the lookout for this suspect. >> showed me a knife and told me don't shout and i ask what you want, he asked me for money. >> reporter: he says this man in a hooded sweatshirt threatened him with a knife during two different robberies central avenue. he targeted this place four times since july. >> he could come a fifth time. >> reporter: surveillance shows the same suspect in the store pointing a knife at the owner before taking the cash. when the owne

on the lower east side, hazel sanchez. cbs2 news. >>> switching gears now, residents in north jersey woke to up new years day surprise in their backyards, neighbors in summit unit county were up early gathering around to catch a glimpse of this black bear hanging out on a tree on a busy street. many did not seem to be scared to see this bear relaxing at their home. >> looked out the window, all the sudden a bear, what, there is a bear? >> no concerns, i'm happy. the bear seems happy, kids happy watching him. all is well. >> now the reservation is only few miles away from that neighborhood, and some residents say they have seen bears in that area before. authority say since the bear is really high up in that tree they're waiting for it to come down on its own. >> stay clear of that bear out there. a lot of people watching. also this morning, may hit you little hard if you're about to step outside. cold temperatures finally feeling like winter. a lot of people complaining about the dreary conditions. want the sun back. trade

hazel sanchez, cbs news. >> big questions for the mayor. residents in eastern queens say unplowed streets are represent min of reminiscent. marcia kramer is demanding >> reporter: there's real anger in queens over delays in plowing local streets. >> this is a disgrace. our mayor, what -- what is he being paid for? to do what? to do this. >> not too happy on staten island either. the message to the mayor. >> plow it. send the truck here. >> reporter: but queens, especially eastern queens, is a particular problem. deja vu for some who still remember the blizzard of 1969 when it took days for the mayor to get plows to queens while manhattan streets were spotless. >> deblasio, thank you for not listening. i'm sure your neighborhood is clear. >> reporter: this councilman represents east queens and said the city's response was unacceptable. >> i'm appalled. scon. tweeted numerous pictures of streets that had not within plowed. >> queens, we often feel that we're forgotten, especially when it comes to snowstorms. but in a lot of things. the city i

hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >> if you're one of the many in an office pool, choose a leader who will keep track of the group's money. make and distribute a list of participants. consider limiting the pool to ten people. that's the maximum amount of individual checks that can be handed out. if you have more than 10 people, consider forming a trust, or limited liability corporation. >>> still ahead here at 11:00, the moments mexican marines stormed the home of a drug kingpin, and what sean penn is saying about their meeting that led to his capture. backs. the new push to keep you safe in cabs and city streets. also working out without working up a sweat. the latest trend in fitness that is not just about your body. plus this. >> sneakers. there's a change in style. >> i think these will climb in price. you big money. >>> some dramatic video showing the mexican military raiding that led to the capture of notorious drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman. we're also getting a look inside his hideout. he was caught on friday after escaping a prison for the second time since july. find the boss. >>>

hazel sanchez here with more on the search for solutions. >> the city is riding in the department of homeless services trying to figure out what works and what doesn't. one homeless service's expert cost the city a dime. as the city continues its three- month evaluation of the department of homeless services, it's searching for ways to more efficiently get people off the street. >> part of our review process, what works for families and individuals. >> reporter: dan has been living in a men's shelter in brooklyn, an environment he says works for him. >> the police is huge. it's really a nice building. i mean, it's very -- i mean, they could hold a lot more people if they had to. >> reporter: there are handfuls of armories that the city uses as full-blown shelters. former department of services believes the city and state could provide shelter for the home les by opening -- homeless by opening more armories. >> this could be a weigh station for them to leave the the state controls they. >> reporter: drop-in centers are a place for food, warmth and a chance to connect to services. stev

hazel. it's finger lickin' good. he said he had a big screen.. i can't see.-etizer coming in hot. spicy queso, delicious. i love watching football here. best game day ever. any party can be a great party with new tostitos spicy queso dip-etizers. what beer we drinkin'? i don't know boss... what about that redd's apple ale? you're a genius, tiny! this apple sauce is the bee's knees. the cat's pajamas! hits ya right in the kisser! emm. redd's apple ale. also in strawberry and green apple. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. (cheers and applause) >> larry: welcome back. there was another story that happened while we were away that we need to ac a knowledge. >> an ohio grand jury declined to indict two white police officers, timothy loehmann and frank garmback, in the shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice. >> larry: well, merry (bleep) christmas, black people! it's a new year but you're getting the same old (bleep)! now, tamir rice was the l

tomorrow. 1-3 inches possible, hazel, murphy, you have the best chances of snow. the north georgia mountains, a couple inches of snow mixed with sleet, maybe 1/10 two one for the vintage possible of freezing rain, ice and sleet. a few scattered snow, sleet and rain showers in the upstate, a trace of accumulation in oconee and pickens county. in the afternoon. mainly in the mountains of georgia and nomore about this in detail later on. gabrielle: thanks, john. to pickens county. the coroner there has been called to a house fire near the blue line auto tire store. wyff news 4's john lyon is near the scene of the fire right now, and john, what's the latest you can tell us? john: we are at -- a few blocks off main street in downtown pickens, where pickens did -- fire department says there has been a fatal house fire. let's go to some video that sky4 shot a short time ago. it shows the scene shortly after the fire started at 1:00 this afternoon. a witness driving by says she saw a small fire, then she heard a boom, then the fire totally engulfed this woodframe house. s

they already have a two-year-old daughter, hazel. blunt's pregnancy will coincide with the filming of her upcoming movie, "the girl on the train." and sad news to pass along this morning... beloved actor, abe vigoda, has died. abe vigoda was a veteran of the stage in 1972 when he got his big hollywood break as mobster sal tessio in "the godfather". he then moved to television, earning three emmy nominations as a worn-out new york police detective on the sitcom "barney miller". abe vigoda was 94 years old. still to come... theres more coming up on good morning your day in historor.. 33 let's check out the day in history. -first atomic detonation at the nevada test site in 1951-john lennon writes and records "instant karma" in a single day in 1970 -national geographic society is founded in 1988 today is... punch the clock day... and national chocolate cake day.33 that's all the time that we have for the first hour of good morning columbia. but we're coming right back. gervais. >>> eric: good morning, columbia. today is wednesday, janua

authorities were called to hazel drive in florence for a domestic sitution late investigators say as they approached, 33- year-old brett cunningham barricaded himself inside a bedroom and threatened deputies. no one was hurt... cunningham was eventually taken into custody without incident. we're told the boone county sheriff's office is waiting on a psych evaluation to file charges in the case. report says 3 out of every 4 kids medicaid is not gettting all of the services required for proper dental care -- and one in 4, didn't see a dentist at all. the department of health and human services says it looked at medicaid claims in 4 states, including california, indiana, louisiana and maryland. the report, released today, recomends a new government push to improve access to dental care for kids...citing a lack of education, and too few dentists who accept medicaid patients. for millions of residents on the east coast... the weekend is extending just a little bit longer. offices are closed today in the d-c area. the region, still digging out underneath mounds of snow from that paralyzing

in white plains, tony aiello hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >>> a mother trying to protect her daughter is in critical condition after being shot during a robbery near kennedy airport. police say 53-year-old andrea koehler of baltimore was checking into the hampton inn last night when a gunman demanded money from her 20- it happened in the hotel's parking lot and when koehler intervened, she was shot in the chest. her daughter pistol-whipped. surveillance video shows the suspected gunman running to get back into a white vehicle and fleeing. the victim's daughter was planning to leave for south africa today for a semester abroad. >>> coming up this friday night, lonnie quinn. >> all about the blizzard that's going to be moving in here tomorrow so we'll talk snow totals. let's not forget the winds. wind is the element of the blizzard. 40, 50-mile-per-hour gusts out there as you start off your saturday. i'll show you what they could get up to later on. >> thank you, lonnie. before you get your shovels out, we have advice on how to stay safe while you dig out this weekend. also, three people i

andrews, franklin, western north cacolina, see what kinds of conditions we have. 17 in robbinsville, hazel, 16 in bryson city. cold all around the mountains. more like single digits at times with those 10 mile-per-hour winds. across the upstate, temperatures in the 20's feel like teens in greenville, spartanburg with a light breeze blowing. nature sure the kids are just warmly as they head off for school here in --. 17 in the mountains, 23 in the upstate. a gets better for 40's for an afternoon high. thursday, we see highs of 53, back to normal. slight chance of showers on thursday. friday could be a rainy day with highs in the low 50's. saturday should be a good day to get outdoors. sunday, a 50/50 chance of rain. no snow, just rain in the forecast by the end of the week. allyson: taking a look at sapphire valley ski resort through resortcams.com. they are making the slope available for skiers later today. we will keep you updated on our it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this:

hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >> more options for you. lonnie quinn standing by with our forecast. >> the vest didn't look too bad. i remember you doing a story one time. just the facial. >> your head was sticking out. >> reporter: if you're looking for the cold to do some beauty treatments, you didn't get it outside today. a lot of folks dropping below the freezing mark as of right now. but look at what your high temperatures were around the area, 44. monroe township was 44. 45 blooming dale. a 49 for patchog. there you see lady liberty. a high temp in the city was 47 degrees. your low was 40. so you know, throughout the entire day, you continued to melt snow. before we get to midnight tonight, we're going to re- write this. officially on the almanac, the low will be 35, 34 degrees. all i'm showing you, during the bulk of your day, you were we're down to only 9 inches in the park. we're up to almost 27. headlines looking like this. much colder a.m. for everybody out there. we're dropping below 32 degrees. the month of february, looking a

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. >> this was a show conceived by pat hazel who was here in 2010 and did a show called the wonder bread years. he and another actress scott: named karen morgan, she is a sin a comedienne and winner of the improv's national comic storage in 2012. they created the show. they are both married, not to each other, but this is a relatively new show and it's part of our temple comedy series and it is a very small temple theater and that opens on tuesday, the second of february and runs to the seven and tickets start at $20 and desmoinesperformingarts.org. mollie: and they will take advice from the audience. >> yes. [laughter] it is a great weekend in downtown des moines and all of the weekend caucus people were be out of town, so the hotel rates will be back down. -- has been a big hit. his epic stage productions and it's getting a lot of press and it is a lot of fun. mollie: thank you so much for giving the person who lives here... has to solve problems as big as the world... and as small as your kitchen table. that's the job. everyday. and now, the first lady who helped get healthcare for ei

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authorities were called to hazel drive in florence for a domestic situation late saturday night... investigators say as they approached, 33- year-old brett cunningham barricaded himself inside a bedroom and threatened deputies. no one was hurt... cunningham was eventually taken into custody without incident. we're told the boone county sheriff's office is waiting on a psych evaluation to file charges in the case. i will continue to follow breaking news for you and bring you the latest information right here on the morning xtra and our website fox19 now-dot-com. right now, we want to get a check of your weather with jeff... weather now transition expect clouds to be on the increase today in advance of our next weather system. highs this afternoon will wander into the low 40s and a shower is possible this evening. there's a better chance of scattered showers overnight into lows on tuesday will fall into the mid 30s. the showers exit early in the day but a random flurry will remain possible as highs only manage mid 30s. wednesday looks more cloudy than sunny but sunshine returns for t