hoboken has called in the infantry and the cleanup is in over drive. are you satisfied with the way things look? >> yes, i am. much better than monday and much better than the storm we had last year. >> reporter: you may not be able to use the park benches right now in hoboken but people in this community are doing their part to make sure the roads and sidewalks are open for business. how big a job is it? >> it's a big job. it's a lot of work. >> reporter: according to the di ctor of environmental services for the city, it's been a partnership which has brought this area back to speed so quickly. >> we also need the residents to come out and make sure they shovel their sidewalks and take care of the cross walks to make it safe. one person in a wheelchair that can't get through is one too many. we want to make sure it's clean. >> reporter: for those who don't do their part, they'll be fine. >> the last update i received is we have about 40. >> reporter: there was so much snow in hoboken the only option was to take it, get it out of the way and dump it s

not so bad in hoboken. the people are getting out and trying to do what they have to do and the city did a good job to give people a good path to get from point a to point b. dray clark, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> for folks cleaning their cars out make sure that back exhaust pipe is clear of snow. >> you turn on the car and get it cooking. >>> check out the roads with heather o'rourke. >> and don't turn on the car and leave your child in there while you're cleaning it off. you don't want those fumes in the car. look at the f.d.r. drive, clear, right. we barely have any traffic on it. that is a good thing to see. the travel ban is lifted. it looking great. this is the new jersey turnpike and this is around routes 1 and 9. you see that roadway is cleared as wl. look at the maps and talk about transit. talking about it at the top of the show. new jersey transit trains are suspended. they have not said when they're supposed to start running. you have lirr suspended for tomorrow. hopefully for the mute tomor

here is a look at hoboken. we have a live look from there coming up. >>> like yesterday, we would love to see your pictures and video. this is a look at some of the thousands of pictures that we've remarkable things are happening at your local acme. we're making changes, and we're getting better every day cleaner. friendlier. fresher. like fresher meat and seafood. to top it off! we offer lower prices every day. right now, get fresh boneless skinless chicken breast for $1.69 a pound when you buy 5 pounds or more. and select varieties of friendly's ice cream for $1.79. low prices, great quality, and friendlier service. acme. >>> welcome back. new jersey was also hit hard by the storm from down the shore to communities over the hudson river. >> indeed. eyewitness news reporter dray clark live for us in hoboken with the latest on the cleanup efforts in that neck of the woods. >> good morning, guys. this is definitely an around the clock operation. the storm passed but we're in phase 2 where folks are trying to cle

an option here in hoboken. a bustling transit hub with not just the path transs but new jersey transit, as well. with the storm on the horizon, officials are doing everything they can to make sure it stays that way. we saw evidence of this first hand. check out these reinforced walls, steel ones right above this above ground elevator at the transit hub. after significant flooding at the station during hurricane sandy, new jersey officials aren't leaving anything to chance and they're still concerned about coastal flooding coming this weekend. the possibility of service disruptions over the storm are becoming a concern to commuters and forcing them to come up with >> i'm new to the area, i'm not quite sure about that. i'll take some advice from my neighbors. >> so far neath they have not issued any travel alerts but the city of hoboken is bringing out the brine trucks today treating surfaces as a precaution. that's the latest from the hoboken terminal, i'm tracie strahan, now back to you. >> thank you, tracie. >

in hoboken, they're also bracing for flooding. an update on the storm in just a moment in weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> the major asian markets closed down overnight. this follows yesterday's wild right on wall street. down 500 points at one point, but closing down 250 points for the dow. >>> amazon now offering full refunds for anyone who bought a hoverboard on the site. the commuter product safety commission is investigating hoverboard fires. >>> mayor de blasio's 2016 budget will reportedly include more than $100 million for a new staten island ferry. >>> all right. time to take a look at the weather picture. a lot to cover this morning. good to see you as we start off the day with quiet and calm conditions. that's going to be what we get for the remainder of today and into the first part of tomorrow. but clouds are going to build. then as we head into the weekend, we are tracking saturday's storm. let's get to et details right now. all the energy here is going to pick up gulf moisture, travel off the eastern seaboard by t

in hoboken, they're also bracing for flooding. an update on the storm in just a moment in weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> could be another nervous day on wall street. all the major asian markets did close down overnight. that follows yesterday's 250-point dive for the dow. >>> a big announcement from amazon. the company now offering full refunds for anyone who bought a hoverboard on the site. the consumer product safety commission has been investigating hoverboard fires since last year. >>> mayor de blasio's 2016 budget will reportedly include more than $100 million for a new staten island ferry. the new storm resistant boat will join two others already being added to the fleet. >>> nice to see everyone. 28 degrees outside. we've got a lot going on. not necessarily in the near term. it's going to be very quiet and calm today. the clouds will build in the next 24 hours or so. we're tracking saturday's storm, a blizzard watch in effect. keep an eye on that for long island. we have other watches, which are continuing to build over

he had gone missing saturday night, last seen a local pub here in hoboken. police walked by the hudson river waterfront and actually found his wallet. >> found about 150 feet east along the south walkway, and at that point we contacted nypd harbor patrol and show them where they work. >> wearing a coat. alerted by mayor don zimmer. that doesn't seem to be any sign of foul play at this time but there is an investigation. >> they haven't calling this last weekend's blizzard and the incredible flood. >> touring bay avenue which got water up to write about here. governor christie asked if he should show up with a mop and bucket. it did not go over very well. >> go down there with a mop. >> relief is needed down here. >> they don't a damn about politics. a lot of people just trying a great local congressman here. >> you know good and well i politics. bucket down here. >> we have no help. i am willing to give it to the governor graham to come down and help. >> we agree 100 percent. >> a big deal down here and everything. >> came down to check it out for himself be

he apparently moved over here to hoboken about a year ago. the search for 24-year-old matthew genovese ended sadly and tragically this afternoon. his body was pulled out of the hudson river at a location near pier a in the old erie lackawanna station. the saw ba team helped retrieve the body along with the team from the new jersey state police. authorities had found evidence that matthew genovese was near the waterfront r. >> around midnight detective here to my right was canvassing the area along with detective gomez and saw a small piece of black lecter hanging out of snow on the walkway. we found it to be the wallet of matthew genovese and his keys. >> reporter: matthew genovese was last seen walking out of mcswiggan's pub. he was in the pub with three himself to apparently walk home. a bar worker said matthew genovese did not pay peer to be intoxicated as -- appear to be intoxicated as he left the bar around 11:340. fliers were up and family members became very concerned when matthew did not show up to work on monday. that's when police w

>> we're here along washington street in hoboken which is holiday. hoboken tonight expected to get down to 17 or 18 degrees with wind chills between zero and 10. northwestern parts of new jersey, in the hills of sussex county, probably getting down to around the 10-degree mark for an actual temperature with wind chills going subzero. live in smith for channel 7 eyewitness news. week. [ laughter ] >>> to keep track of the snow, the ice, the cold temperatures when we're not on the air, download our free accutrack weather alert app. >>> one lane is reopened on the southbound parks river freeway in yonkers after a 14-car pileup last night. they all collided near the bridge. fortunately all the injuries are considered minor. right now only the left southbound lane is closed from palmer road to the spring book parkway where crews are making repairs to a guard rail. >>> tonight police are on the hunt for two suspects in the robbery of an off duty cop. we've obtained video of them making a run for it. he managed to hit a third suspect who was now in custody.

he's out in hoboken. >> >> reporter: we are right now on of hoboken where we have 36 degrees at this hour. temperatures throughout the region dipping down into the lower 30s tonight or cooler. and that means icing conditions. let's go to the headlines right now. here's what we need to know as we head through the next 24 hours. watch out for ice, simply the most important thing you need to know. tomorrow some showers come our way and help melt the snow, but reicing is another danger tomorrow night. we're watching another coastal storm although the trend seems to be that it will head out to sea and the effects will be minimal throughout our area. some clouds in the area as we head through the evening. nothing serious at all. temperatures in the mid 30s through most locations, at the freezing mark in month sell future tracker shows clouds beginning to roll on in. and by tuesday at about 4:00 p.m. we see a line of showers potentially rolling on through and then scattered showers for the rest of the day and evening and then into wednesday morning the clouds begin to push on out. the cloud

we're here today at 350 7th street in hoboken, than this in hoboken. i think you should notice the massive space that we're in. if i don't stage it, people will come in here, they're not really going to realize that you can have a living room, a dining room. i need to lay it out so when you come in here you get a sense of just how big this space really is. i never sell a vacant unit. it can be the difference, on a high-end unit, of hundreds of thousands of dollars, and on a mid-priced unit, $50,000. some of the easy changes, things that you could notice immediately, are the drapes. we're going to remove the drapes, take down the poles, have it patched. the whole unit's going to be painted a way more modern tone. there is ribbon inlay that surrounds the entire room on the floor. that's going to be lightened up. the floors are going to be redone, and just those two things alone are going to make a dramatic change. now to the kitchen. and taking it out is going to completely modernize this. this room i see as the biggest challenge. it used to be a childre

jeff smith is in hoboken. we're going to begin with lee goldberg outside our studios tracking it all for us. lee. >> there's no question, a piece of the north pole has definitely arrived in new york city. one of the coldest days of the year and it's that biting wind that will go through every layer you have on. trust me, even with this big coat on, it's cutting through. it's really chilly outside, and the cold is what we're concerned about over the next 36 hours. not the evening for a walk through the park. 25 degrees our temperature right now, and the new windchill at 4:00 is a mere 11 degrees. windchills are around ten in many spots out to the north and best. teens on the islands, connecticut coast, only one, the windchill in monticello. the peak wind gusts were over 45 miles an hour during the afternoon hours. slightly, and this is a wind that we have to contend with right through the day tomorrow that will gust up to 40 miles per hour. there's also a couple snow showers up state coming off the lakes and a

there are questions about his death he was at the dawn of his career, living in hoboken until the blizzard this weekend. >> so sad. he was 24 years old. i saw the signs getting him. they moved in a few months ago, they were excited to be here. >> reporter: neighbors in disbelief his body was found in the river three days after he disappeared. >> when he did not show up to work on monday morning, matthew worked on wall street, members were called and they turned and came to us to report matthew missing. >> reporter: according to hoboken genovese was with friends when he decided to walk home and he never made it. his wallet and keys were found along pier a on the water front. new york city police divers found his body in the hudson. this tragic end leaving big questions tonight, how did he end up here instead of at his apartment? >> we saw items were left, and he was very, very close to the vicinity of that, but there's no confirmation of how he entered the water. >> reporter: now authorities add there was no evidence of foul play and without an eyewitness they may never know exactly how and

officials in hoboken and jersey city are asking vehicle owners not to double park so the spreaders and plows can attack snow-covered streets. >> we need people to move off the emergency snow routes. the streets are white. we have our brine down. into action when the snow starts. >> reporter: jersey city increased the number of trucks and routes to be covered. crews will have faster access to salt depots. >> on the technology front, we're experimenting with gps tracking that all of our trucks are equipped with. residents can see the trucks moving and know when they're turning on their streets in realtime. >> field crews are prepared for outages which would come from snow or ice buildup on power lines. they acknowledge concerns about flooding. >> for right now we're not expecting inbound flooding, which is what happened during sandy. we are closely monitoring that. if that changes, we'll be putting out an alert and letting residents know. >> that's one of the big concerns this weekend. our hope is that we're just dealing with snow. >> reporter: both mayors are saying coastal flood warnin

so many people on social media with the #plowqueens.i>>> right now, police are looking for a hoboken man who has not been seen since the blizzard. matthew genovese has not been seen since the blizzard. he walked home. he's not been seen since. >>> and all branches will be ut and running, there's no path rvicewto newark. >>> we're keeping an eye on laguardia. there was a massive traffic jam backing people up for hours. it was a back log of flights. >>> 4:44. traffic and weather on the 4s. temperatures a little milder in areas this morning. but it's still very cold in inland spots and that's when things will refreeze. a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures back in the 40s. we c ld see showers pop up. rain showers later this afternoon. overnight there could be a flake or two of wet snow that mixes in. watch out for that patchy black out there. in the suburbs it's colder. om gx d nown into white plain, still 25. look at these numbers in morristown. 10, and then to the coast with the influence of the water, 37 in long branch. 39 in the city. the south-southwest breeze keep the temperature

we begin with news detailing the search for a missing man in hoboken. the blizzard on saturday night. hello, i'm david novarro. >> i'm shirleen allicot. the man's friends said they last saw him leaving a bar. new jersey reporter anthony johnson is live in hoboken with the details on this. anthony? >> reporter: all around this area, shirleen and dave, you will see this flier being posted on many of the utility poles near the bar and behind me. that is located on the corner up the street. you see a pick tougher of the young man inside of that bar. he left out of there on saturday, not long really after the snow stopped falling in this area and friends and family at this penalty in time are -- friends and family at this point in time are still holding out hope that someone will recognize him and call police. the disappearance of matthew genovese is considered to be a mystery. he was seen between 10:30 and pub. he turned east toward washington street heading to his apartment ten minutes away. he left after the snow finally stopped falling but the sidewalks

tim fleischer with bundled up people in hoboken. >> we'll begin with meteorologist lee goldberg also bundled up on the upper west side. >> there's some pretty fierce chill out here. it's a powerful wind. we're down to about 20 degrees and feels like we're in the single digits. our camera has been shivering. 19 degrees right now. the feels like reading is at 9. we could have already feels like 4 below. the wind gust, which topped over 45 miles per hour earlier in the day are topping out at about 30 miles per hour right now and they'll go right back up tomorrow morning. also watching a couple snow showers come down from the lakes. a few of those brushing ulster and duchess. most of the area spared from the snow showers overnight. if you look at this futurecast, upper teens to around 20 then teens tomorrow morning. look at the feels-like readings tomorrow morning. single digits for most and subzero off to the north and west. and then our weekend snowstorm. there's the storm coming ashore. in the pacific northwest tomorrow evening dives in to the middle of the country. pretty confident o

. >> mallory hoff is live in hoboken with more. mallory? >> reporter: the largest jackpot in history is right. a lot of people will be making there way to stores like this sure they pick up a ticket. take a look at this. in the last few minutes this store updated the jackpot number. there it is. $675 million. wouldn't that be nice? take a look at the lines yesterday. while there was no jackpot winner, there were 14 tickets that matched the first five numbers. the prize for that a not so shabby $1 million. one of those tickets was sold in another in connecticut. the clerk here tells me yesterday there were very long lines. when it comes to winning the lottery, one thing is for sure. if you don't play, you can't win. the clerk here says he is feeling lucky. he said it would be nice to sell that winning ticket. live in hoboken, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> these true, thank you. numbers: the next drawing is saturday and we will air that live on channel 7 and the watch abc app. that happens before news at 11:00." >>> eight locati

valerie castro reports on the hoboken hawk. >> reporter: the talk of this block in hoboken. >> it nearby wondering if it's hurt or in danger. >> i think it's scared and hurt. usually they're not this low. >> but this time of year the climate is really cold. it can be really hard on them. so it could be that he is having a rough time and needs >> reporter: the liberty humane society in jersey city says they have been keeping on a on the hawk >> he was sort of flying from the steps. >> reporter: officials won't know if the bird is hurt until she urges the public to stay away. >> no one should approach wildlife particularly a hawk. they are gorgeous but can be dangerous with sharp talons. >> reporter: the hawk was last seen here around 10 a.m. a rescue group came out to try to capture it but it was nowhere to be found. some wonder if he is just fed up. >> he had his five minutes of lonnie. >> i'm going to start off now with the cloud cover that has moved in around the area. mostly cloudy 49 degrees as high as 51 today in new york city. you were 56 around belmar. 46 for belmar now. 49 in the

meanwhile, take a trip across the river in hoboken, new jersey. you can see people walking down the street with an extra pep in their step. when it's this cold outside, everyone wants to get where they are going faster. talking is harder in the cold. it's brutal. after that unusually warm december we had, i think we got spoiled and forgot this kind of thing can happen in winter. guess what, if you are that person waiting and wondering when the real deal winter weather would get here, wonder no more. winter is here without a doubt. then you add the possibility of a storm later this week, the possibility of snow on friday into the weekend. >> i like the cold. i will be snowed in making soup and having fun that way. >> i think we are planning to go upstate to do a little snowboarding. bring our daughter. she just turned one. see if we can get her on the slopes. >> reporter: there are some people that really enjoy the cold weather. they have been waiting for this weather to hit. definitely wear your layers this morning. cover your head, neck, anything

trucks were loaded with salt in hoboken and jersey city. they want car owners to get off the street. flooding is always a concern especially in hoboken. >> we are expecting him bound flooding and we are closely monitoring that. if we have any changes we will let the residents know. >> we are always worried about flooding. that's the big concern this weekend. our hope is that it will be snow, to be honest. >> crews have been dispensed ready to respond to power outages. >> new york city has its files ready to go. the mayor said it's hoping to keep the streets clean and mass transit moving despite the snow that's headed our way. >> it just started to snow in the last couple of minutes. we are sitting in front of the subway because we are trying to send the same message that the governor and mayor are trying to give to people. people should stay in new york city. they should not get in the car. stay off the streets and let the house do the work. >> if you don't need to be on the roads unless it's an emergency, don't be on the roads. >> a blizza

mallory hoff is live in hoboken with more. people are dreaming, mallory. >> reporter: we have to dream. we don't have a choice. that is the largest jackpot in u.s. history and stores like this one had lines out the door yesterday. again as the saying goes, if you don't play, you simply cannot win. take a look at these lines yesterday. while there was no jackpot winner, there were 14 tickets that matched the first five numbers. the prize for that, a not so shabby one million dollars. one was sold in upstate new york, another in connecticut. when it comes to winning the jackpot, your odds are, well, not so good to put it likely. you have a better chance of winning an oscar or being elected president. but what if you did win? >> i will take my best friend, two best friends on vacation and do something with my family. i don't know, invest. >> buy my daughter her dream house. college fund for my granddaughters then get me a shove officer. >> we all got a lot of ideas, don't we. somebody has to win. that two dollar ticket gives you

matthew genovese left friends in a bar in hoboken telling them he was going home. it was a ten block walk. a detective found his wallet and keys by the waterfront. three days after he vanished, new york city police divers helped to find his body in the hudson. >> when he did not show up to work on monday morning, matthew worked on wall street. at that time family members were called and they came to us to report matthew missing. >> police say that there was no sign of foul play but it's not clear how matthew ended up in the river during the blizzard. >>> a case of the dangerous zika virus has been confirmed in nassau county, long island. doctors say the patient tested positive yesterday. they have not revealed which nation that patient traveled to. 20 cases have been confirmed in nine states. this morning denmark confirmed its first case of the zika virus. travelers are being warned to avoid places where the virus is present. at abc7ny we have a list of the countries impacted. >>> united airlines responding to the threat of the zika virus allowing passengers to pos

. 24-year-old matthew genovese left friends at a bar in hoboken. a detective found his wallet and keys on a pier by the waterfront. yesterday afternoon, three days after he vanished, new york city police divers found his body in the river. police say there was no sign of foul play. >>> take a look at this video of a gunpoint robbery in the bronx. police want your help finding the man at the counter of this storage facility on southern boulevard. after pulling a gun on a worker, police say he stole nearly $90. night. >>> today the world pauses to remember the atrocities of the holocaust and the heros that survived it. today marks 71 years since auschwitz was liberated in europe. president obama will speak at a ceremony to honor four people that risked their lives to save jews from the nazis. 6 million were killed by the nazis in world war ii. >>> interest rates are expected to remain unchanged when the federal reserve announces the economic outlook later today. falling oil and stock prices along with china's struggles since the fed raised rates six

>> to. hoboken another young man found dead? >> the most underreported story on the east coast young and handsome white male going missing the bodies pulled out of the body of water of the hudson river so i chased him his name is matthew 24 years old his parents reported in missing on monday he did not show up to work on his job almost treat he was last seen on saturday of the blizzard of that night last seen and is on his way home a 10 minute walk never made in clause pulled out of the river tuesday afternoon. i could speak to his father this morning understandably did not want to go it on camera with tears in his eyes grief-stricken and tinker and said my son died. what is causing this? with the two-year anniversary of the injured being pulled out a river it was 27 years old. is there a connection between the two? to. >> no connection. in the case what is mysterious his wallet was found by pierre eight in the snow so that they believe the body was in the hudson river so there are more. like a 23 year-old and another 23 of them

. >> how are the roads in hoboken? >> did a great job getting some parking going on. that will be tough.ben: it will be a week until juliet: at least. service will get ready to resume on the long island railroad. ben: crews work around the clock spending a lot of time . live in huntington with carrie . carrie: there was some concern with whether the railroad trains would be restored in time for today's commute. 11 of the 12 will be operational starting at 5:00 a.m.. fort washington port jefferson , huntington and bring greenport bridge will be running. they say additional work needs to be done on the hempstead and long beach and far rockaway branches. they are using alternate branches where has been issues that workers had to deal with. 2000 worker spent the better part of the weekend digging out tracks from 2 feet of snow. it's a frozen switches that made it very difficult to get equipment where it was needed. we are going to be talking with the commuters and the first train rollback here. something you have to be away with mta saying they will be cross honored . it'

somerville, 27.4, clinton, 27 inches, hoboken 26 inches. port richmond, staten island, 31.1. all of these numbers closing in on 30 degrees but the official reporting station is central park, 26.8. the reason central park is the official spot is because it is a park and it will remain that way forever so we want to keep a consistent spot over time to get true data. greenwich, 16, norwalk, 16. the sunshine should help soften things as far as the snow goes and we'll get the cold air coming from the north. at times the wind chill will be a factor. snow can help to eat away the -- the south wind can help eat away the snow. on the futurecast there is not a lot of storm activity until tuesday. there will be another storm passing to the south. we'll take the accuweather seven-day forecast and know today we're at the freezing point and tomorrow we're up in the mid-30, tuesday, 41. more melting happening on tuesday, 39, and the accuweather seven-day forecast in the upper 30s, decent week to melt it off. >> new york city schools on today. jersey city is the only one cancelling. >> stay

the number in hoboken is clear checking in at 330. we are north of the freezing mark in berkeley heights. most of the action happens on the great lakes region. we are expecting mostly stay dry. the clouds move in head of a disturbance that sparks off the snow showers early in the afternoon. tomorrow night, it could kick in some snow showers across the tri-state area. maybe some rain showers mixed in. no major accumulations expected. wednesday, everything clears out and we see with temperatures remaining winter like . the high numbers are in the 30s across the region and its windy . factor that in because it will feel colder. they're going down into the teens and it's a cold evening in some spots. tomorrow we go near 400 and there will be eight rain shower later in the day. on tuesday it turns colder with highs in the 20s. it does feel like it's in the teens across the area. follow along with the weather app on fox 5 ny weather app. . ines: you are looking good in red! here is what's going on this morning. construction near westchester

the potential for ice today tomorrow we've got those slippery spots out therou we're at 25 in hoboken, temperatures in the 20s. city island, 26 as well. as we expand out wide, 19 degrees in monticello. making it cold. laguardia, wind gusts of 31. in fact, this is what it feels like a a this is what you need to dress for. 14 degrees in central park and we have windchills in the teens and newark as well. now, we're talking about the potential for more ice on the roadways. a little moisture is all it takes. with a low temperature of 19 degrees, it certainly will be a problem. overnight into your tuesday. we'll take a look at your gradual warmup and a potential snowstorm in the works for the weekend. we'll have all the details coming up in your forecast. shiba, back to you. >> you can track the weather any time with your news 4 app. w>>> happening now, airport workers taking the stand. they're fighting for more pay. [ chanting ] >> cleans, baggage handlers, today's rally is the latest campaign for an increase of minimum wage. >> can't pay my rent. i can't support mysely. i'm living from c

. >>> it is a loss that would the body of a hoboken man has been found in the hudson river. people are reading about this story at abc7ny. 24-year-old matthew genovese left friends at a bar in hoboken, supposedly heading home. it was a ten block walk. he never made it. a detective found his wallet and keys by the waterfront. that is three days after he vanished. new york city police divers found his body in the hudson. >> when he did not show up to work on monday morning, matthew worked on wall street, at that time family members were called. they came to us to report matthew missing. >> police say there was no sign of foul play but it's not clear how he ended up in the river during the blizzard. >>> a case of a dangerous psych kay virus -- sikh kay virus is confirmed -- zika virus is confirmed three cases are in president obama met with medical officials yesterday after they added the u.s. virgin islands and do mini call republic to a list of places that travelers should avoid. it is linked to brain damage in babies and paralysis in adults. >>> you are never more than seven

hoboken is right on the water. with strong winds expected, flooding is always a concern. >> but for right now, we're not expecting inbound flooding, which is what happened during sandy. that. if that changes, we'll be putting out an alert and letting residents know and moving our city vehicles over to washington street. >> jersey city is what used to be marshland and swampland. we're susceptible to flooding. that's one of the big concerns this weekend. our hope is we're dealing with snow, to be honest. >> reporter: hoboken residents, if you have a parking permit, you can use municipal garages to park your vehicle. however, the mayor says they do fill up fast. back inside to you. dari: all right. thank you. let's take a look now. that is a live pic of kennedy airport where the storm is creating problems for travelers. newark-liberty all reporting hundreds of flight cancellations today. also for tomorrow with more expected to come as the storm is closing in. more than 6,000 flights have been cancelled nationwide. mos

. >> tina, amy and diane, my four girlfriends from hoboken were back to help me try the latest boot camp combining a high intensity treadmill with weight. >> how many calories am i going to blast? >> 1,000 calories in one hour. >> no wonder celebrities like kim kardashian, ellie golding and katie holm are all fans. >> please welcome the hoboken hot mommas. >> at barry's running is no longer a solitary sport. >> we all sweated and sprinted together. >> three, two, one. >> ready for the weights. >> i hate upper body weight, i hate weights and need to do it >> get rid of the flabby arms. >> using heavyweights we strengthen our legs, core and arms. >> we did it. >> round one. >> first workout. >> next we head to nike 45 grand with an invite fitness studio for a one-on-one high intensity workout, but first we had to fine the place. >> i think this is one you've got to ring the doorbell to get in. >> hi. how are you? >> we were even pampered with personalized lockers. >> this is how i roll. >> tracy, this is the phenomenal this? >> it's a four-minute workout and you'll work hard for 20 seconds

cbs 2 valerie castro reports now on the hoboken hawk. it's ruffleling feathers with odd behavior. >> it was odd to see a bird that size around here. you're use to seeing pictures of spare rows, not a hawk. >> it's a juvenile red tail hawk best we can tell. attention and cell phone cameras of those that live nearby. >> i think it's hurt so it's perched up there scared. >> this time of year climate is really cold, can be hard on them. it could be he's having a rough time and needs help. >> kim sanders with the liberty humane society in jersey city says they've been keeping an eye on a hawk. officials won't know if the bird is hurt until they can get a closer look. sanders urges the public to stay away. >> no one should approach wild life, particularly a hawk. they can be dangerous. babyings are very sharp. >> it was last seen in this area at 10:00 a.m. this morning. a rescue group came to capture it, but he was nowhere to be around. >> he had five minutes of fame. >> oflong island police are malnourished puppy inside a duffle bag on the do

the rare hawk sightings in hoboken and why animal control is desperately trying to catch it. i'm kristine johnson in the newsroom. that's coming up at 11:00. >>> thanks, kristine. thank you for joining us here on cbs 2 news at 6:00. up next on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," the impact of falling gas prices on the economy. have a nice evening.

city island is 42 degrees and same in hoboken, and it's 36 in sussex and 39 degrees in bridgewater. we're looking at temperatures remaining above freezing through the evening hours and just barely dipping into the 20s in the suburbs overnight tonight. those two features i was mentioning and the first on storm tracker, you can see the coastal system that's right now basically in the carolina, but also offshore a little bit. it's going to continue to make its way further offshore and we're also watching this weak clipper system that's bringing ashowers and you can see rain mixing in and you'll see why on future tracker and you see the few flurries and snowflakes on sunday morning and you might get a brief burst of snow and with the temperatures good amount of melting and this will not be for the evening commute on friday. 3:00 friday, we could see the snowflakes changing over to rain. this is not an all-day event and not by any stretch and just a couple of snow flurries or a quick raindrop or two off and on tloit throughout the day from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 and the winds will start to

hoboken 20.5. look at la guardia airport, 20 .4 inches. in suffolk county 19 inches. you head up towards york town and it's more like 10.5 as we're closer to that cut off. fairfield, connecticut and southern parts of fairfield county checking in with 11 inches. bridgeport further north and east checking in with 7 inches. there's more snow to come from. these 1 to 2 inch per hour snowfall rates stay with us until about 7:00, it's amazing how this intense snow band set up over the most densely populated area. >> everything was about dc and we're going to end up being the sweet even though we're seen the final stages where we're starting to see weakening and fracturing it's still settling up across connecticut. this hones in on the steadiest snowfall in the areas of pink and red. less red and more pink. the areas still over queens and parts of manhattan will continue to pile it up here. that means we still have a few hours to go. one low starting to take over in the ocean. this will also collapse into the atlantic but it's going to take several hours. the finals are not

a train traveling from hoboken hitting the car tonight at a crossing in paterson. customers and crew on the train was injured. service on new jersey transit's main line was temporarily halted but has since been restored. story. this one involving two tonight in states. the men arrested in california and texas. the first suspect, 23-year-old refugee from iraq arrested in sacramento, accused of lying to federal investigators about traveling to syria to fight for terror groups. the second man arrested in houston, suspected of possibly plotting an attack. >>> new at 11:00, the nypd releasing video of a suspect who mugged two men in the west village. this is the man police want to catch. he allegedly robbed the victims at gunpoint in the lobby of an apartment building at waiverly place in christopher street. he took off with around $400. >>> an alleged serial slasher off the streets. new details tonight. we just learned the man accused of slashing a been admitted in to the psych ward in bellevue hospital. the question tonight, how many victims are out there? jim dolan i

ben: a 24-year-old man from hoboken has been missing since the blizzard. no one can find him. he left a pile of. we have heard these stories before. i hope it does not and in a bad way. >> course carriage drivers. downsizing the industry. given new jobs. no word on what those jobs will be. they may not want to take them. forty-50 drivers will lose their jobs because of this plan. newark liberty. what is going on up there? >> super bowl 50. if you want a ticket to the game, you have to spend a lot of money. the average asking prices $250 million right now. the reason for that date price jump is the location. very nice. very wealthy. >> you think peyton manning and tom brady -- they are up there, certainly. >> you will say that if peyton wins the super bowl. probably the greatest. throwing troy aikman affair. it is a great debate. ben: duke does not stay a word. duke: he is still a great quarterback. the last game before the all-star break. the rangers lead four-three. max figueroa. five-three. two goals. single-game performance. six-three final score. game tied at one. they win

chilly in the city. 32 in hoboken. it's mainly in the suburbs with temperatures in the teens and 20s right now. danbury, 19. 18 in sussex. 23 in white plains. watching out for ice in westchester county. the morning commute, patchy black ice is the main concern. it's clear and cold. you need to bundle up. temperatures in the city in the teens and 20s north and west of new york city. coming up, we'll look at the weekend forecast. changes coming your way. emily west is here with a look at your commute. >>ey let's talk about the transit stops. overnight track work on these lines. actually wrap up in the next half hour. commuter checklist, everything is running on schedule. it's the buses that are seeing the detours and delays. m 9, m 103. still have a will the of delays for the newark buses. a little bit of jersey city but the newark buses are having quite a bit of problems. alternate side suspended. 4s. >> emily, thank you very much. >>> in new jersey, the 3-year-old girl hospitalized after being found unresponsive in a c

. >>> tragedy in hoboken. the body of a 24-year-old man who vanished during the blizzard was pulled from the water today. matthew genovese was last seen leaving a pub on saturday night. he was walking home a 10- minute walk up the street but apparently never made it back, his body found in the water wearing the same clothes he was last seen in. his keys and wallet were recovered about 150 feet a washington police say there was no visual sign of trauma or criminality. >>> governor christie says a proposed deal has been reached for a state takeover of the city. famous for its boardwalk and casinos, the city now faces bankruptcy. the governor says atlantic city has too much debt and is too expensive to run for its tax base. the agreement with democratic leaders would give the state power over the city's finances for five years. the state would be allowed to restructure atlantic city's debt and cancel collective bargains agreements. >> the bottom line is atlantic city's finances are the greatest threat to their we

temperatures are already cool. 35 in chelsea. 35 in hoboken. 36, city island. temperatures generally stay in the 40s 30s throughout the day today. 28 in monticello. just around freezing in newburgh. as you're planning the rest of your day, snow showers. a few flakes, flurries in the forecast later on this afternoon. you can see those temperatures, they were in the 50s yesterday. 30s are the highs today. much colder. definitely need to have the jackets handy. again, it gets much worse than this. this is going to seem mild compared to what's coming our we'll take a look at those brutal windchills heading our ain a few. >>> funeral as much as services scheduled to take place. >> crews pulled a car from the passaic river in wallington. >> that's where "today in new york's" lori bordonaro joins us with the latest on the investigation into that young woman's death. lori? >> reporter: and pat and gus, we just learned that a funeral service will be held at 2:00 this afternoon at the jewish memorial chapel in clifton. this as investigators from the bergen county sheriff

that would suggest they've closed off the tunnel in hoboken. some cars able to leave, frankly more snowplows. heeding the advice of the authorities. i saw an emergency vehicle about 45 minutes ago stuck in the snow. the staff were out there having to dig it out, trying to clear from that location. especially on these side streets, we're on 39th street, the side streets aren't going to be touched for a while while the snowplows are working on the main thoroughfares. that's one of the big reasons this is in effect. >> reporter: we're going to take a quick break. much more live from philadelphia, also getting hammered by this storm when we return. stay with us. (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very loud there. are you tak

. >>> the streets aren't entirely cleared in hoboken but public schools will reopen anyway. crews slowly making head way. discounted garage parking has been extended until wednesday. newark where many of the streets are buried in two solid feet of snow. residents across that city complaining their streets are impassible two days after the blizzard. the mayor under mounting pressure tonight but for his part, urging patients. >> trying our best to get the streets clean so people will be able to go to work and kids are able to go to school. we'll do it as fast and expeditiously as we possibly can. >> schools in newark will again be closed tomorrow. >>> temperatures falling right now and meteorologist lee goldberg is tracking another storm so how much will it affect us? >> that remains to be seen. we'll talk about that close call. refreezing at night. falling ice and snow, snow on the car tops, keep a lot of distance between the car in front of you. we're 38 and melting in new york city. look the suburbs. more on that late week storm coming up in accuweather in a few minutes. pu