as a result between hoboken and 33rd street and hoboken and the world trade center suspended at this time. metro north, long island railroad doing okay. wyck south college point avenue accident, northbound near liberty avenue that is another accident being cleared away. we still have this late running road work on the l.i.e. the service road eastbound, 108th street into the grand central parkway. late running construction, you can see how heavy those delays are from the bqe getting into that spot. sub way status service is running on or close to schedule. tonight take the 7 train, long island railroad, or the port washington branch and street cleaning rules are in effect. >>> thank you heather and let's get the accuweather forecast now with bill evans. >> look how pretty, we've got sunshine, boats making their way down the east river this morning. it is crisp. it's cool, it's a bit breezy. the temperature 50 degrees. that will be your 8:00 temperature. murray hills, 50, 49 riverdale, sunset park 49. it might drop another degree before it starts to warm back up today. it will warm bac

an area that has been prone to flooding as of late and will get more rain is hoboken, new jersey. that's where rob nelson will check our storms. >> leaders here in hoboken are getting ready for the possible one-two punch from mother nature over the next few days. you can see behind me the waters are calm at least right now but leaders say their goal is to be conditions here change for the worst. >> reporter: city vehicles are being moved to higher ground. signs across hoboken today that officials are not taking any chances with potentially dangerous weather on the way. >> at this point no one can be certain. i have an obligation to make sure the city is ready. >> reporter: with the memories of sandy still fresh and with as much as 6 to 8 inches of rain over the next week officials say they are heightened alert in this flood prone city. hoboken leaders are planning on opening a shelter and distribution center if necessary. >> we're going to get a lot of rain saturday and sunday preceding joaquin. over the past couple years what we've tried to teach our residents is either have a pl

for downing power lines in hoboken knocking out service to thousands of customers. right now crews are working to make repairs. check this out video sent to us from a news 4 viewer. torrential rain and wind whipping things up in times square. so is the worst of it over? here's storm team 4's dave price with the answer. >> we saw some strong storms rolling through. the good news is they were limited in time from rush hour to 8:30, 9:00, pushed through the eastern edge of long island and now in the atlantic. that's the good news. we still have windy conditions out there. we wound up with anywhere from a half inch to an inch and a half of rain. we will go through specific totals in a while in the full forecast. in the meantime, the clearing out continues. as we head overnight, relatively clear skies and we will wake up to a beautiful autumn day tomorrow. we will have the full forecast for you in a little while with. we'll lay out the holiday weekend and look seven days ahead. the good news is the rain is gone. a couple of scattered showers

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i'm standing hoboken right now as you can see i'm at the lowest level, near the city where it meets the hudson river. water floods into the city during super storm stanley. i talked at the mayor to to find out how they are preparing for the storm. >> the city is working on getting prepared. moving our is ready. making sure core team is ready. >> so after hurricane sandy they had $230 billion for billion dollars for infrastructure to make the city more resilient. that things like water pumps, to pump water when the city floods. inside is a pump, under ground they pump water from up there work it's really flooded and they pump it back into the hudson river's. one is being used, one is not. >> said i have one pump. >> how many do they think they need. >> one pump that was online during hurricane sandy only took five days to get rid of the water. in comparison after i read, it took two weeks. >> you have $230 $30 million. that's a lot of money. it's been three years, the city could be underwater again, they have one pump. what have they been doing over the past three years? planning these p

news 4 pat battle is in hoboken with more. >> we were hoping they would send a strong message to daycare workers across the country, across the state saying that treating children like this is not good enough and not acceptable. >> reporter: the treatment was caught on cell phone camera. that's his little girl not quite 2 years old at the time being forced to the ground and man handled by a teacher's assistant here on maxwell place here in hoboken

. >>> our pick of the day in hoboken or at least on this hoboken street, ne a halloween house. >> if you have a pic you'd like to share, use this witter or instagram. >>> there's no question this farmhouse has seen better days. and the wrecking ball is not far away, but some have fought to keep it for many more years. >> many think it's part of new york city history. >> these are over 100 years old. >> reporter: look beyond this burnt-out and bloek roken house's current facade. imagine when it stood on 40 acres of elmhurst, before elmhurst was even part of queens. tom mckinsey grew up around here. he tries to keep his city's history. it is the last of this kind. the last home linked to the neighbndorhood of co]onial era roots. the neighbors want to save it and turn it into a museum and colonial center. ey are considering that push for protective status. >> if they find it worthy, they can landmark it. >> reporter: you still have a chance, then? >> yeah, we still have a chance. >> reporter: it would require construction permits in a growing part of the city. the trend is pretty clear.

. >> chaos in hoboken on friday morning when a broken rail affected to hoboken lines. there there is heavy tracking, heavy delays, people trying to get buses and alternate routes to get to work. it serves tens of thousands of commuters each day. a police officer is facing vehicular homicide charges in a staten island car crassness as a stripper may have been given a date rape drug. there is a driver that killed a fellow friend and another police officer. his officer and his lawyer said that -- meet the mats. >> a fight song and a team anthem, it's meet the mats. the notable songwriter first wrote in 1961, before the players came to the field. now, 54 years later at shea stadium it continues to play at this year's world series. >> her brother says that when she first wrote it she thought it would last few years. she had no idea it would go on for so long and be popular for so long. >> she married robert's only child, the late michael piller, she still remembers how her mother-in-law came to be somewhat of a mats. >> he saw in the newspaper as little boy the m ets were l

>> reporter: countless lessons have been learned three years ago and hoboken leaders say they're now putting those lessons in to action. >> there will be already shelters set up, already triage secondary areas for an emergency room. food pods. all this stuff is being planned, where last time we started learning how to do that while it was happening. >> reporter: street barricades have gone up. parking has been restricted. city vehicles are being shift today higher ground -- shifted to higher ground. getting ready for as much as 8 inches of rain next week. >> this is now an opportunity to get prepared and that's my message. >> reporter: throughout new jersey one of the biggest problems during sandy was gas stations without power leaving government money was set aside for stations to get backup generators but industry leaders say many station operators are still wrapped up in the application process. to date, less than 30 gas stations have installed those backup generators. >> most of the generators that are being installed actually cost over $100,000 so even if they receive a $65,000

we also have delays on the hoboken to 33rd and hoboken to world trade center for path commuters. a disabled vehicle southbound on the saw mill out by the henry hudson. that's that's in the right lane and causing heavy delays. >> lauren, thank you. chris, another check of weather. >> a wet day ahead and windy. it gets worse as we go deeper into it. not too bad this morning. it will pick up in intensity later this afternoon and into tonight in particular. that's what we're concerned about, where there could be local street and highway flooding. also, wind gusts of over 40 miles an hour possible at times. that could take down a weak tree or tree limb here or there. low 60s tonight. it's a mild night. the rain is gone tomorrow morning. clearing in the afternoon. warm for a day at 73.

expect delays between hoboken and world trade station and hoboken and 33rd. really good stuff. >> anna: and there's so many player and ending game jokes right here. one of new york's most eligible bachelors could be off the market, eric jeter is engaged to model hannah davis. >> ben: do you believe the report. >> anna: i don't think so. maybe they are but i don't believe it until their marriott. married. >> juliet: i think less is more. and people should keep to themselves. >> anna: the daily news says she has received a rank but there is no date yet. they have linked together for three years and there have been married rumors before. there were rumors that he was going to marry other girlfriends to. >> ben: you say he is a player? >> anna: i am saying when you are famous as him you know about every women he dates. >> ben: he is the mail taylor swift. >> juliet: oh stop. >> anna: one hand this could be happening is that when he retired last year he said one of the reasons he wanted to leave was to have a family. another reason i don't believe it is she was wearing a diamond gold ring a

a tough commute for hoboken path commuters. service remains suspended in the hoboken 33 and world trade center lines. back to you, darlene. >> let's check the weather. high of 60. mostly clear skies. 43 tomorrow. for halloween, cool, cloudy. 55 is the high. sunday, more clouds. light rain at night. 63 degrees. coming up on the "today" show, more of today's halloween >>> back on a friday morning, it's all good. there's no grief on the plaza this morning for our peanut-themed halloween boonanza, and i think this is the most i've seen this gang get into it in a long time. this is really good. >> can't stop doing the shimmy dance. >> we have a big thanks to hand out. >> yes. we absolutely do. our friend of the "peanuts" movie and, of course, the schultz family they have inspired us and for the entire production team making us look as authentic as possible. >> and we have got a great treat for all "peanuts" fans out there. we've got a brand new clip from "the peanuts" movie opening november 6th. >> it all comes down to this one pitc

happening today, hoboken mayor don zimmer cuts the ribbon for the hudson bike sure. it's going to grow to 250 bikes over the next several weeks. the system employees next generation smart bike technology featuring built in gps and communications equipment that links to your smartphone. >>> a judge has blocked the latest attempt by state employee unions to force governor chris christie to pay more into their pension funds. the judge said the unions are trying to end around the june supreme court decision. now the state's top court ruled then that the state could not be ordered to increase its contributions to the pension funds. the lawsuit after governor christie's decision last year to ignore pension funding law which he had signed. >>> and we are closing in on 5:00. new this morning, a break in the case of a string of sexual assaults on young boys in the bronx. we have new information on the suspect and word of a new incident ahead in a live report. >> and we have new details this morning on an armed robbery at the plaza hotel. the new pictures police want you to se

. >>> path service back on track from hoboken to the world trade center. service was suspended on both line after a broken rail was discovered right outside the hoboken station at 7:45 this morning. hundreds of customers were forced to wait on long lines to take buses into manhattan. new jersey transit trains and some ferries also cross-honored tickets. >>> new at noon, a mini school bus collided a car in queens at about 8:45 this morning. news copter 7 was over the scene in little neck. the bus ended up on the sidewalk. the car's front bumper and hood ripped off. the drivers of both vehicles are being evacuated. >>> excitement builds in queens comeback. citi field will host its first ever world series game tonight as the mets take on the royals in game 3. >> that's right: the mta will provide special subway and lirr trains to get fans to the stands and billy joel will sing the national anthem. >> amazing. eyewitness news reporter joe torres joins us live at citi field where fans hope things will go better than the first two games. >> reporter: here we are

an employee of the apple montessori school in hoboken man she pleaded not guilt tow child endangerment, but apologized. >> i'm sorry. my heart is broken. >> what do you want to say to the parents some. >> i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. >> she said she hopes to find another job working with children. she faces up to ten years in prison if convicted of all the charges against her. >> an unexpected drivery turned into a crime scene. a homeowner got a 50-pound shipment and called police. inside the boxes they found this. 31 sealed bags of marijuana. so police took to facebook and posted a picture of the drugs, writing, if you are expecting these packages and would like to claim them, come to police headquarters. the street value is about $100,000. >> i don't suppose anyone has >> a nurse comes into contact with ebola patients and is suing. she returned from africa last year and said she was detain and questions for several hours before being ordered to stay in quarantine in a tent. despite having no symptoms of the disease. she is suing chris christie and officials and said she was held again

this is racing eastward, could be in hoboken and new york city. by 4:30, 4:45. during this hour, we'll see some raindrops, the first in new york city. the heaviest is over northwest new jersey right now. some lightning in eastern pennsylvania. the heaviest over northwest new jersey. it's also pouring over northern westchester up to bedford and heavy downpours in southern dutch excess put new mexico cant, along i-84 not a pleasant ride. that goes back into orange county. rain is getting lighter in the catskill. here's the high revolution futurecast. it's doing a nice job and really focusing on these storms getting to i-285 by 4:45 with the first raindrops in new york city by then, and then the heavier downpours getting into 5:45 lasting until 6:30 to 7:00 and then pushing to connecticut, long island and monmouth and ocean county during the 7:00 hour, and then the worst should push offshore by 8:00. looks at temperatures behind the front, we go from near 80 to into the 50s. a dramatic drop. make sure you definitely have it for later tonight and tomorrow. we could

we continue with tony aiello from hoboken. >> reporter: no parking signs, road closed and other street signs for preparing for the worry and weather. bulldozers are creating berms on the beach and this lake is being pumped out because it tends to overfill and flood. >> the more they do to prepare us, the better we are. we still remember sandy. >> reporter: the objects that can float off or fly away are being removed from the beaches here, and in atlantic city, >> the last time, pow, baby! it wasn't pretty. >> reporter: storm prepareathon was canceled, but the upper east side helped to prepare. >> i have backpacks ready. >> reporter: you're not messing around? >> no! disaster can happen any time! >> we are watching it on an hourly basis, and we think we have the big potential for this hurricane to have an effect on new york. >> reporter: residents going home with emergency go bags to equip them for whatever the next few days bring. >> reporter: and the commissioner says the city will open its emergency command center to coordinate the response to any problems the stormy weather may brin

and hoboken is putting up blockades there. and let's head to john elliott. >> thank you. >>> we want to remind you that sunday night into monday, today you have to gear up for it. 57 with cloudy skies and winds contributing to our risk of flooding during the high tide cycles along the coast. and 48 the cool spot on the map the to around 60 in the hamptons. and the numbers compared to yesterday, no shock here, colder anywhere from 15 to almost 2023 degrees colder than it was. as far as rain today, not a lot. there will be passing showers east and south of the city. and take advantage of the day. and we watch this developing story hurricane joaquin make a quick jog to the south and then start its journey to the north and impacting your area late in the weekend. 63 today. and we have heavy rain back if forecast late friday. another break saturday. and then hurricane joaquin sunday. >> okay. thank you so much. >>> we are back with another local update in 25 minutes. "cbs this morning" returns after this. pumpkin excitement is back

nj transit will elevate trains at the hoboken railyard on staten island hardest hit of all the boroughs, the city is restoring 68 acres of wetlands. sandy forced hospital evacuations. fema has now given more than $2 billion for hospitals to relocate generators and build floodwalls. >> the night sandy rolled in i was standing right here in the battery and i saw something i don't think i could have ever imagined in manhattan. >> reporter: this is supposed to be an evacuation zone and this is the best advertisement for an evacuation zone. look at this water. that guy's car, you can see it in the back that's not coming out for a while. a few blocks away floodwaters poured into the battery tunnel. the mate has plans to seal the tunnel when necessary but the question remains, are we ready mayor's panel on climate change. weeks before sandy he predicted what a huge storm surge could to do the city. he now says with stronger storms and rising water, billions more must be spent. >> we can't grasp what this means. this may happen over and over again. >> what more can be done. >> reporter: that's

the constraints this morning we had the vase, a 15 minute delay between journal square and 33 via hoboken, street cleaning rules are in effect. >> thank you, that weather news the big story, the jersey shore is getting ready as hurricane joaquin heads potentially toward the east coast. >> teresa priolo looks at how the memory of superstorm sandy has some preparing. >> i can't believe it, to prepare for the hurricane again. survived sandy and not looking forward to this. years in superstores and the board down on the jersey shore town of belmar and yet it is too soon to think of possibility that another hurricane could be heading this way but that is exactly the saudis residents find themselves in this morning. >> stock up on canned goods, batteries, candles. >> pas bling sanders, this area situated between belmar and spring lake bringing the water as low as it will go. hurricane joaquin strengthen to category 3 storm last night despite the fact that it is still hundreds of miles away with an uncertain path residents here are not taking any chances. >> you enter to go crazy and make sure y

hoboken is an area that typically floods with rains like we are experiencing today to repair. crews were out on madison street all part of a scored nature effort to keep equipment dry. >> we are going to circle our equipment and put a liner over the top, to prevent the water from getting into our switch gear. we install pumps in the event water migrates into the containment area, we'll pump it back out. >> reporter: the station flooded during superstorm sandy knocking out power to 16,000 customers. yesterday at the yonkers organic waste yard. the mayor directed all departments to prepare for potential emergency response this weekend. the mt, is the putting wood panels over street grates, to protect the subway from flooding. they plan to cover 540 subway openings in lower manhattan. stay with cbs2 news and cbs.com for complete coverage. john will have the complete forecast in just a few minutes. >>> inspectors are at the scene of a deadly elevator accident in brooklyn. a man was crushed early this morning while he tried to escape a stuck elevator. steve langford is live with mo

little chilly. 44 in hoboken, 46 in city island and jackson heights at 45. we're looking at below freezing temperatures in the pine barons. 31 poughkeepsie, 30 in sussex, that's why those suburbs are a bit frostier. high clouds right now pressing in our direction. there are some thin spots. we'll probably see a little bit of sunshine early on before the thicker clouds take over. the large area of moisture will slide in our direction over the next 24 to 36 hours while we anticipate some significant rain. the clouds, noontime. partly sunny. mostly cloudy as we go towards the evening hours. overnight tonight clouds and the rain starts approaching the south tomorrow morning. the early morning commute probably dry and then it gets wet. notice by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 heavier bands of rain s trt to push through. that will continue overnight gradually clearing out. one last shower could come through thursday afternoon and evening. in terms of rainfall potential though, through the evening commute of tomorrow we're talking about a half inch in most locations, maybe a lit

she was allegedly captured on this video back in may forcefully handling children at hoboken apple school. the school fired her and four others a the video was released. >>> we're now seeing video of police and an emt allegedly beating a suspect over a stolen iphone. the video was taken on september 11th. police have identified the man as 21-year-old daniel shefshenko. officials say he stole the emt's iphone and other items from his car hours earlier. they tracked him down using the find my phone app. nypd says it's conducting an internal investigation. >>> charges are being recommended for the takedown of james blake outside a midtown hotel. the civilian complaint review board says the officers used excessive force and abused their power. officials said blake was identified as a suspect. his attorney says he looks forward to a trial. >> we are gratified by the fact they handled this not only in an expeditious way but in a diligent way. >> in a statement, patrick lynch said in part, it is still no surprise that the ccrb which continues to be nothing more than cop-hating branch of the woul

this is in hoboken. du dougan was in court. she said she's devastated by the charges. >> i'm sorry, but my heart is broken. >> what do you want to say to the parents? >> i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. >> right now she's out on $35,000 bond. she says she must have been having a bad day. dougan one of five people fired at that school. >>> the department of homeland securities inspector general has issued a management alert about the secret service. the report warns that overworked secret service agents are putting themselves and people they protect in danger. the internal investigation comes after two agents were found sleeping at their post. one of those agents had reportedly worked over 60 hours of overtime in one pay period. the national league champion mets are back home in new york. they're holding a workout today at citi field as they get ready for the fall classic. fresh off of sweeping the cubs, the amazings returned to citi field yesterday. they were greeted by a crowd of loud and happy fans. so the world series, of course,

for new jersey transit rail, a one-way from clifton to hoboken wipill go up to $5.50. it's only a quarter, but take a look at this ten-trip bus fare. that'll go from $47 to $51, a $4 increase. this fare hike comes at a time, however, where service hss certainly made headlines on new jersey transit. trains have often been delayed because of repairs on the crumbling hudson river rail new york. amtrak officials are warning wmakers that fixing those tunnels could lead them to close one at a time. that's a prokt ject that would limit service even more. the fear is that could be passed down to commuters. another example, from penn station to here in newark -- or from newark to new york penn station, the fare hike will go up $13 starting today for a monthly pass. that's pretty significant. coinming uhep in our next half hour, we'll talk about more of the examples on how the fare hike will impact commuters, michael, and who's getting blamed for this. here's a hint. it comes from the top. back to you. >> all right. i think we can get that, tracie. thank you so much. >>> 4:37 ri

one of the photos you wouldn't see anywhere else, because that was taken by frank's mom nancy in hoboken. we also have another book that's $1,000, that frank's grand daughter put together that's a limited edition book. >> we'll throw up the last picture, the family during the holidays as we go to break. tell us a little bit about that one. >> i don't know anything about that one, because i was not >> i think that's 1962 or 1963. >> the best memories were at holiday time. >> when i was a young person, they referred to it as christmas time. now you have to be politically correct and say holidays. >> i say christmas time. white and blue in honor of who! >>> it is wines day wednesday, and we're ready to play "who knew." we're going to find out who's worthy of citizenship. kathie lee's across the street ready to hand out $100 to anyone who gets the questions right. the editor in chief of naughty gossip.com. the reason we have rob here is because he recently passed the test. he's officially a u.s. citizen. [ laughter ] >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> how was it? is it really, really dif

i was in a private law firm, hoboken corporation counsel, bergen county counsel, and then i was a judge. i was a judge in hudson county and passaic county. this is home. this is where i'd like to be. >> only because i don't know, is this a job that you aspire to, that you lobby to, or you just get it because someone feels you'd be good for it? >> well, it's a little of both. it just depends on what your situation is. and in my case, i was a judge and i was happy and i was good. and somebody sort of approached it?" and at first, my reaction was >> okay. >> and then as soon as the words "wait a minute. why wouldn't i consider it? i think i would really enjoy that. i think i'd be good at that." >> do you enter the position with any goals in mind that esther suarez wants to accomplish for your term, which is five -- >> five years. >> five years. >> yes. >> what are they? >> improvement for the office so that there's an improvement for the community. >> okay. get more specific when you say "improvement." >> the office has had very little change over the last several years. and i think just h

of the photos that you would not see anywhere else, because that is taken by frank's mom nancy in hoboken, and we also have another book that is $1,000 that frank's granddaughter amanda put together that is a limit ed limited edition book that has a lot of photos like that. >> and we will throw up some photos of the family as we go to break. and can you tell us anything about that? >> i don't know, because i was not present. >> i think that it was 1962 or 1963. >> and the holidays. holiday time. that is what somebody told me. >> when i was a young person, they used to refer to it as christmastime christmastime, and now it is politically correct and called the holidays. >> i will take christmas time. >> and it will make a great drama? sometimes i like to push it up. new push up drama mascara from maybelline new york cup-shaped bristles... cup and boost lashes... for dramatic, lifted volume. dare to get the push up effect. new push up drama make it happen. maybelline new york. what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next, after the next? so predic

hoboken mayor cut the ribbon at the first station. there will be 29 stations in all. you will -- membership starts at $95 a year. >>> the fight over a halloween display that many find offensive. we will have that coming up. >>> plus, the new pizza rats that have gone viral. >>> we are in sunnyside queens at a spot called "i love paraquay". one of the few places you can get corn balls in new york. >>> it is pouring in sunnyside right now. the umbrellas are out. the downpours right now. there are the heavy downpours over long finally, parts of new jersey okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. plus with the fios mobile app, you can

right now we're down to 50 in chelsea, same thing in hoboken. 51 jackson heights. islip in the 40s. lower 40s even a few upper 30s have popped up in northwest new jersey. high clouds moving away from us. lower and middle clouds from the north and west. we're right in between both areas and seeing a good deal of clear sky right now. so we'll have sunshine, but we'll get through a patch of cloud cover, it may survive and mix with our sunshine during the first half of the day but then dealing with again much nicer conditions beyond that point. lots of spine head f of fine sunshine heads our way. tonight less breeze, it starts out at 52 for the game, but likely to settle down into the 40s. these games easily go three hours plus, so you will definitely be in the 40s before the game is through. trick or treaters, 50ish. no great wind to deal with. that's always nice because you done don't want the costumes to get blown away. marathon sunday, about 51. by 2:00, in the low 60s. i think the runners should be happy with this with just a light breeze out of the southwest. so putting it all tog

. >>> happening today, hoboken's bike program will begin. use lers have all weekend to buy a discounted yearly pass. it will cost $75 until sunday night. then it jumps back up to $95. single trips start at $2 for 30 minutes. >>> all right. coming up on 6:34. time for weather and traffic. the good thing about that is still some time for bicycle riding. maybe not with the rain today. >> temperature-wise, most of the day not too bad. late afternoon you don't want to be stuck on that bike. that's when we see the great chance for showers and thunderstorms. before then, just mild temperatures. starting out in the 50s and 60s it turns breezy. temperatures into the mid and upper 70s this afternoon, even with a lot of cloud cover and limited sunshine. a spot shower early, but the main lain of shower and thunderstorm activity comes in late afternoon and early evening. a mild 63 degrees in the city. most of the suburbs in the 50s. we jump to 74 by noon. a lot of clouds, maybe a peek of sun here or there. 78 by 3:00. increasing threat for showers and st

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that extends over the river into fort lee and along the hudson river area around hoboken and union city, edgewater. you're seeing heavy rain and lightning strikes. if we move further south, across the turnpike and towards the garden state parkway, we're seeing heavy rainfall. it will be a rough commute home along the turnpike from linden to perth amboy and new brunswick. this will last 30 to 60 minutes as things are racing to the east. as we look farther to the west, we have another cell moving across central parts of new jersey. that will be heading eastward and affecting areas like atlantic highlands, red bank, probably in another 30 to 60 minutes or so. severe thunderstorm watch continues for the area until 8:00 tonight. for anything to be sparking up, a lot of the severe storms are further to the southwest like around philadelphia. i would watch more likely in areas south of 195 or across central and southern portions of new jersey. that's where we'll see the highest risks of severe thunderstorms popping up. temperatures are dropping as the rain moves through. we're in the 60s in ce

it stems from cell phone video taken earlier this year in hoboken. today a jury indicted a teacher, kelly dugan on child abuse and endangerment charges. prosecutors say she's the one seen man handling a toddler in this video clip. the montessori school fired dugan. her attorney says he's positive all charges will be dismissed once the evidence is presented. >> well, of all days for this to happen, it just happened to be mommy and me day at a shopping center in san jose. >> yeah, well things turned pretty awkward inside a target store when an x-rated audio played over the intercom. shoppers couldn't believe their ears. >> what is going on at target right now? >> jeannie young says everyone around her froze when this started playing. >> oh, let me see. >> an x-rated soundtrack blasted through the speakers inside this target store in san jose. >> it was terribly awkward. >> gina says she rushed her twin boys with their check out with their food and waited for the audio with the offensive language to shut off. >> we were listening to this horrible audio

a one-way rail fare from clifton to hoboken will go from $5.25 to $5.50. that's up a quarter. but a ten-trip bus ticket from fair lawn to port authority will go up $4 from $47 to $51. this is a hike, however, that comes at a time when service has made headlines. trains have been delayed. if you go to new jersey transit transit's twitter account, you can see them apologizing to commuters because of switch problems and because of the some that hudson river rail tunnel. amtrak officials warned lawmakers if they fix those tunnels, they'd have to close one at a i'm. that's a project that could limit service even more and likely come with a big price tag that could be passed down to commuters. no big line at the ticket counter yerkts but when people come today, they may be in for our bit of a surprise. even though the fare hike was approved back in july, a lot of people say they didn't know anything about it. you're not going to see it on new jersey's website. nothing on their social media accounts just yet. i have a feeling they're going to be responding to a lot of commuters this

putting plastic lining around electrical substations, including the marshal street substation in hoboken. it was left under three feet of water after superstorm sandy, leaving thousands without power for a week. >> by building this berm wall around the station, we'll prevent the water from getting to the switch gear and hopefully keep the customers in power. steve: they put pumps inside the concrete walls to get rid of electrical equipment. dari: let's head to long island where beach erosion is a major concern. steve: fox 5's jodi goldberg live in long beach where people are hoping to be overprepared for the storm, if anything. everyone. we're here in long beach where they're building stronger and safer from the boardwalk that i'm standing on made of tropical hardwood to the retaining wall and the sand berm, it's a layer for the storm to add another layer of protection. people who live in the waterfront communities remember sandy all too well as they prepare for the worst and hope for the best. >> we left 15, 20 minutes ago to go down the block. i came back. and the car's already submerg

. >>> hoboken mayor don zimmer cuts the ribbon for the new hudson bike share system. it kicks off at 1 this stations. that will grow to 29 locations with 250 bikes over the next several weeks. the system employs next generation smart bike technology featuring built in gps and communications equipment that links to your smartphone. >>> full service resumed on amtrak's vermont line after a derailment that left seven people hurt: will make all stops between washington d. c. and northern vermont for the first time since monday. crews removed the damaged equipment from the track two days ago. and then trains were running on >>> a city in south carolina is paying a 6 1/2 million dollars settlement to the family of an unarmed black man who was shot to death in a cell phone video. walter scott was shot april 4th by north charleston police officer michael slager. it happened during a traffic stop. slager was indicted on a murder charge in june and a judge refused to set bond for him just last month. >>> today bill cosby will give his deposition after being accused of sexually

the hoboken school with 6800 students was one of the smallest in the competition of 14 universities.of students built the home which can with stand hurricane-force winds and flooding. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> temperatures tomorrow morning will be very cold. definitely below freezing. here's a look at the headlines. we are going to see freezing temperatures for most of the area monday morning. chilly eagles game on tap for us and warm up tuesday in to wednesday. right now our temperatures throw philadelphia at 40 under clear skies. humidity is 70%. wind speeds at seven miles an hour. the feels like temperature is 35 due to the cold wind moving in from the north. the temperatures in the poconos, 34 degrees. closer to the shore 32 already in atlantic city. close to to 40 near cape may. the region under the freeze warning until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. our temperatures are down from this time yesterday. down ten degrees in pottstown, ten in philadelphia, eight in millville and seven degrees cooler in atlantic city. if you thought yesterday

the birth of feed your soul came along out of a studio apartment in hoboken. here we are ten years later. >> and you're just expanding. you're going to have a factory now in carney, new jersey. >> state of the art new factory coming in carney, new jersey. carney point is a wonderful industrial plaza where we're putting together a new facility. we still have our online boutique. we do wholesale distribution. and we are able to pay it forward as a means to do the things that we want to do with our brand. >> and that's what i love about your story. online orders, you decided a portion of each sale was going to go to charity. and that goes to st. jude's hospital. >> it does. it goes to st. jude children's research hospital. we also have a page on our website entitled cookies for a cause, where we're doing a promotion this month for breast cancer awareness. anybody that orders a gift on that page wlrks it's to fill your own cookie jar at home or possibly to send a gift, you will receive a six-piece gift box to spread the kindness and give to somebody else. >> payin

the clouds thickening over new york city and hoboken and edgewater and queens and brooklyn, they're not carrying much with it. that means a little shower near mahwah and headed over into rocklin county near ramsey. then you see the cold front back to the west. you can see that cold front with the streamlines and the wind, how the wind shifts over to the west. that cold front has to come through during the evening hours. with it there will be a few more showers. there's actually a second front, and if that's sitting over the great lakes. that has to come through tomorrow afternoon. that's why it won't stay totally sunny all day long. there will be some clouds that build during the midday and afternoon. the worst case is there's a stray shower north and west. you see the mild numbers and they're along the i-95 corridor. they're going to be shoved offshore. we're not going to get the coldest air yet. that's going to bypass us to the north this time. it will be over us as it gets to the upcoming weekend. this is a high resolution futurecast t gives you an idea there will be scattered shower

let's get to arthur chi'en, who is live in hoboken, to show us how people are getting ready for more possible flooding, arthur. >> reporter: they're talking about a one-two punch. it has been a relatively nice day out here, dry until 20 minutes ago when it started raining. a lot of attention being focused on the hurricane, whether or not it might come, what it might do if it comes. a lot of local officials are three days because flood waters are already reaching dangerous levels. flood warnings have been issued up and down the new jersey coast. in some areas it has begun. high tide in union beach is overtaking the main road. a state of emergency has been declared by the governor. >> for our citizens in those four southern counties, that preparation needs to start now. for the folks in the other 17 counties in the state, we need you to stay tuned. >> reporter: the street flooding is encroaching on homes being rebuilt after sandy. on stilts, the concern is they could be wiped out. >> with the high rain we're going to get and the flooding we're going to get, we're worried about the soil

we have some other mass transit issues to tell you about, path trains, hoboken to 33rd, to the world trade center, delays there. metro north new haven branch you are ongoing track work. if you are going on to the northern state parkway heading westbound near exit 29, that's the northern state parkway connector getting into the l.i.e., you can see that very heavy delay back to at least west bury getting into the den. that crash is being cleared away. our street cleaning rules are in effect. ken and lori over to you. >>> thank you. it's 6:49. this morning, a giant leap for astronaut scott kelly. he's already spent the longest amount of time in space but now he's about to take his first steps outside the international space station. >> and calls for an investigation into the tough takedown of a disruptive student in south carolina. this isn't the first time this deputy has been the great beauty of owning a property is that you can create wealth through capital appreciation, and this has been denied to manysouth africans for generations. the idea was to bring capital into the affordable