of little money you can substantially rusz reduce the >> so thank you for coming to the treasure island development authority roll call. >> ford the wednesday, february 10, 2016, san francisco treasure island development authority board meeting call to order director president fei director vice president mazzola director richardson director kositsky supervisor kim we we have quorum great so thank you and welcome all for being here today wale have the next item on the agendas the general public comment item number 2 general public comment to at this time, members of the public may address the commission items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when public comment will be held during each item on the agenda members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes you will hear a single chime with 30 seconds please state your name. >> any public comment? please come up. >> this is. >> hello my name is matt to online

he did not demilitarized the islands in. what do you make of that? >> militarizing the south china sea. is china or the united states. the united states is thousands of miles away from the south china sea. china has every right, tells the islands in and atolls, as the united states, which can detach aeroplanes, war planes, bombers not only to the south china sea, but within 12 miles of the territorial waters of the chinese controlled islanders. china feels a lot of pressure piled up by the united states, and china wants measures accordingly to deal with the threat. i think it should be put to the united states. what is the implementation of the states, looking to shelter with china, militarily over any island in the south china tale. it makes it. china is not afraid of the united states. i don't think china will back down soon, when we are faced with pressure on the south china sea. >> what is china's goal, is it to downplay the east's preps, control the shipping lane. must be to do with the construction work that's going on

it's a big island. >> yeah. there's cayo largo, there's cayo -- >> cienfuegos, i think. >> cienfuegos. there's manzanillo. people think you can just fly in to havana. no. you have options, and that might really open up the paradigm, may be a game-changer, because people can start and end their trips wherever they want. it's no longer havana-focused. >> and i think that'll be good for the cubans, as well, because they really need to spread out the wealth. i mean, cubans really still need access to tourism to be taking care of their families, and by having the flights go in to different parts of the country, that will help the other areas. >> i think santa clara is just beautiful, and santiago, on the other end of the island. you know, it's not just havana. i guess that's the point. it's a big island, and if you can go see those places, the benefits there for the local people are equally as great. >> i had the pleasure of going out to la ci\naga de la zapata, the zapata swamp, by the bay of pigs, which i think wil

transbay joint powers authority how the city can utility the revitalization for the treasure island to 40 percent. >> excuse me. a staff presentation on item number 3? >> morning bob what the transportation authority i have background information. >> please present. >> thank you. >> thank you chair cohen and members of the committee bob beck with the transportation authority and as context for today's discussion just a moment. >> wanted to provide in background on the finance plan for the treasure island program many context of the housing plan as 2011 and some of the challenges and opportunities that are before us as we move forward with the program. >> the housing program for treasure island calls for the communication of 8 thousand new ruled 25 percent are 25 units will be affordable and 4 hundred and 35 of the for the residential units initiative and three hundred with 5 percent would be inclusionary housing constructed by the developer the balance of the florescent be with the mayor's office of economic workforce development mayor's office of housing and community development t

we lost the island. we might as well go to the brig right now. >> mchale: yeah, i guess binghamton will be over with those leg irons any minute now. >> chuck: hey, did you guys hear the news? binghamton found the navy another island. >> gruber: hey, all right! >> tinker: you kidding? >> mchale: you sure, chuck? >> chuck: really -- mendora. yeah, he and the admiral are over there right now. made the deal himself. >> mchale: mendora? but that's a coral atoll. hey! hey, everybody, get over there right away, fellas. it's almost high tide. come on! >> oh, i don't know. according to the charts, mendora island should be right -- >> chuck: skip, look! >> binghamton: help! help! save us! >> oh, nice going, binghamton. 4,000 islands and you had to buy this one. help! help! >> mchale: hang on, sir! we'll save you! >> chuck: you got a nice island, captain. looks like you have a little drainage problem, though.

of the island. let's go to fox 5 teresa priolo in huntington station. what's gong on there, teresa? precipitation falling ben and liz. but so light, though, that frankly if you're not focused on it you miss it especially rushing to catch your train ath long island train station in huntington. i'll step out of the way so you can see behind me. quiet right now buzz a train left. another one coming in a little bit but this has been the place to be this morning. a lot of people telling us that they've reworked their schedule today to accommodate mother nature. some -- a lot of people taking a train or two earler and try aring to get home before the evening rush. as audrey has been had telling us in long island expecting up to eight if inches. that is expected to make for rough road conditions. poor visibility and just a really sloppy start to the workweek. take a listen to some people that we met here in hundredthing ton. >> yes, i have a bag the rock salt. >> u are you change hadding your day? >> kind

island. >>> bill evans picks up weather now with the accuweather forecast. >> cloudy skies along the empire state building, all aglow of the denver bronco super bowl. we have partly cloudy skies and we'll where the snow is this morning. the temperature is a chilly 38 degrees. today. that's going to drop during the day. 36 around northport, massapequa, hauppauge and 39 east hampton. most of that is where it's going to be. that's why we have a winter storm warning in effect until 6:00 tonight for suffolk county. there is a big, old storm in the atlantic. it's going to throw more of that back across and to the city later on this morning, but it's just now getting into the hamptons and that will be backing in this morning, around 6:00 a.m. to the morning commute, 800, 10:00 do o'clock you see. it's going to slippery up the roads and the sidewalks. heather o'rourke, hope you had a great super bowl. >> i did and i hope you did, as well. >>> long island rail road, metro north, new jersey transit, th

>> the long island expressway by victory boulevard. eastbound off the goethals bridge into victory boulevard, you can see the slowdown there, but farther east, going to the map, we do have an accident and it's right near clove road. it's being cleared away. and you have a good ride going to the verrazano bridge. and then we're looking here at the van wyck expressway, going north at hillside avenue. that earlier accident i told you about has been cleared. problems at hoyt, sheryler horn and problems at 176th streets, they've been taken care of. the signal problems are cleared a. was. expect residual delays. we have street cleaning rules suspended, but meter rules are in effect. back to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> still ahead this morning, the violent attack in the bronx and who is under arrest. >>> a new video just relation aid this morning, the search wildly on a busy street. >>> and keeping you covered on the air and online as the latest winter storm comes ashore. >>> 6:44. welcome back. another look now from road cam 7 on the lon

still snowing long island connecticut. by 3:00, it's east of eastern long island as well. things improve and we'll start to see a clearing sky. accumulations, again, dealing with slushy wet snow it's hard to measure exactly. 3 to 5 east of the city and around 3 in town. that might be a bush to get there. 2 to 4 portions of new jersey. mainly on grassy areas. out east, 5 to 8 inches a possibility in suffolk county. eastern sections of connecticut as well. locally higher amounts for the heavier snow bands set up later on this morning. it's a messy morning commute. close to 40 this afternoon. we'll melt some of that. but it refreezes tonight. as it clears up, we drop into the upper 20s. good looking start to the weekend. temperature 43 degrees. the rest of the week, highs near 50 in some spots. then it turns colder. week. we've got a snow chance again, later monday night into tuesday. it's busy. weekend. nice. then back to the snow chance again late monday night into tuesday. it looks to be cold and dry as it stands for wednesday and thursday of next week. >>> here's the late

long island, coastal flood warnings in effect. generally this morning, high tide between 8:00 and 9:00, closer to brooklyn and queens. then long island as late as 10:00. another cycle 8:30 to 10:30. minor coastal flooding, 7 to 10 feet. an gusty winds 25 miles an hour as well. overall overall, light snow flurries. the steadier snow later on today. winter weather advisories have been extended from long island to coastal connecticut. westchester county. again, this is later tonight into tomorrow morning when there could be another round of snow. nothing particularly heavy but enough to create an accumulation. delmarva, that's the area we're going to watch as it moves slowly over the course of the day. for today, light flurries in spots. for the morning commute, i think we're okay. these snowfall accumulations, again, later tonight into tomorrow morning. with the city on the cusp of a couple inctos here. just to the south, 3 or 4 inches, farther south, more than 4 inches. then to the right of the city, cuts off to less than an inch.

woody island, part of the parcels chain of island, also claimed by taiwan and vietnam. beijing said it also owns the spratley islands and others further north all upsetting the philippines and vietnam, all claiming part of it. the red line is the whole area cline in a is claiming, those territorial waters. >> woody island has been in beijing's hands since 1974. in 2012, china formally declared a city on this tiny speck of land, home to more than 1,000 people. according to taiwan, which claims the island along with vietnam, it's also home to two ground to air missile batteries. china blamed news stories but didn't deny that the reports were true. >> as for the limited and necessary self defense facility chew china has built on the island stationed by chinese personnel, this is consistent with serve preservation and protection chinese is entitled to under international law. >> for china what is self defense, the united states sees at militarization. the united states has sailed war ships within a few kilometers of islands where sovereignty is disputed. president obama has

virtual islands. the schools were closed monday and tuesday. because more flooding was expected yesterday, schools were closed once again. the flooding, though, never came, classes will be back to normal this morning. >>> in today's health alert, your fitness level may be linked to the size of your brain. a new study found those who were out of shape had smaller brain volumes compared to their peers who make time to work out. inactivity is among the growing things leading to the brain shrinkage as we age. airs in july will be published as a book. "harry potter and the cursed child" goes on sale july 31st based on the play that will premiere in london. j.k. rowling's web site will release an edition. the potters have sold dids 400 million books worldwide -- sold 400 million books worldwide. gardner case. it's now in the hands of a federal grand jury. the witnesses called before the panel so far. >> bundle up before you head outside. temperatures. that's only going to continue into the weekend. bill eva

staten island zoo will hold its annual event with staten island chuck where he will mak his prediction about whether we will see six more weeks of winter. let's see what's happening. ather and traffic on the 4s. weiehaegin with what is going to be a lovely day out there. lots of sunshine for us but we are going to see a very different story as we head through tomorrow. heavy rains blanketing the area. we need the precipitation, certainly, and this is going to be a realelp for the reisservoirs around the area. but it's going to be a very sloppy commute and we have some flood watches to talk about. let's see what's happening as we head out to the island right now, north babylon, 33, melville at 32. east setauket at 31. farmingville at 35 degrees. sa buyvil, we say to you, you're going to wake up with thrive degrees. 37 degrees in bridgeport. white plains, 33 degrees. dutchess county, poughkeepsie, gorgeous where you are, 27 in monticello monticello. skies relatively clear. it's been a nice ov.jnight, albeit chilly. this is our troublemaker, working in our direction for tomorrow, packed w

island railroad station. we have team coverage of the snow beginning with john elliot all morning long. >> thank you chris and mary. getting reports there is ice at snow. it is pretty, post card view in the city but it's heavy wet snow so watch out. cloudy and 32 cold enough for line now. we are seeing the snow stop in manhattan and basically pushing through parts of brooklyn still snowing in queens wrapped up in the bronx and starting to see bluer skies north and west. heavy whiter bright bands indicating more snow. we are going to tack onto the six inch totals we've seen for parts of long island and the jersey shore but then we are going to see a nice little break and a comfortable weekend. we talk about storm totals and time out the exit of this storm in just a bit. right now we'll send it back to you. >> john just said this snow storm has pounded long island hard. thousands lost power and dozens of schools are closed. >> chris and mary get an idea of the accumulation here on me. it started around 4: 00 th

i must go to mchale's island. there's japanese on mchale's island. i must go to mchale's island. i must go now? yeah, i must go now. - sir? - i must go to mchale's island. - but, sir-- - i must go now. - but it's 5 a.m., sir. - i must go to mchale's island. i must go now. [gong] - [speaking japanese] - ooh! - [speaking japanese] - [with japanese accent] ah, so, we have unexpected guest. - what's going on here? - [with japanese accent] welcome to imperial japanese naval base. allow me to introduce most unworthy self. - quintishi makelaka-- you're mchale. - i so solly, but i makelakawa, and this my most humble p.t. boat crew. just completed 50 mission. - there's something wrong here. - ah, [speaking japanese] commander-san. - allow me to introduce most honorable executive officer, chukashito parkermura. - ah, greeting, yankee dog. - yankee do-- this is parker. - oh, i never heard of honorable him. no, i parkermura, yeah. so sorry i late for tea party. i trying to get bluebird out of pencil box. that tough teriyaki. for honorable guest. - [speaking gibberish] - must remove shoe for

coastal flood advisory western long island sound. that's fairfield, westchester county, long island, five boroughs of new york city. that's at the time of high tide which is mi day and lunchtime today you could see that. flurries are around. we'll have temperatures near 40 sunshine. that. we talk about that next, arctic assault on the way. commute. how's it going out there? >>reporter: we'll take a look at mass transit, long island railroad, new jersey transit, on or close to schedule. no major problems there. all the track work has been picked up and put away. new jersey turnpike, garden state parkway, we do have speeds reduceed in both directions. the turnpike the entire line, the parkway between line and exit 24. so you want to keep your speeds down. you could find some icy patches out there. lower level of the george washington bridge, we did have some outbound construction. that has been cleared away. you have minor delays across the board at our hudson river crossings at this point. brooklyn bridge manhattan bound two lanes are

and eastern long island in particular. check out the warnings we have by the national weather service. a winter storm warning in effect for suffolk county. it's a winter weather advisory that extends west to new york city and a coastal flood advisory due to the fact we have a new moon and an that can be extended into tuesday. it's a well developed storm. thankfully we'll be missing the brunt of it. it'll mainly stay over the ocean. the edge of the storm will approach during tomorrow morning's commute. 40 right now in central park. that temperature has to fall quite a bit before we can see any type of accumulating snow. by 5 in the morning the future cast shows snow approaching and getting onto long island. temperature is falling as the snow comes down grabbing colder air down to 34 at islip at that point. morning hours the heaviest band of snow is over eastern parts of long island. the snow winds down by later in the day. the first flakes by dawn mostly melting on roads except for central and eastern long island by that ti

that nude body painting on anna marie island? >> reporter: but sabine did what had to be done. it can be a tough business running and promoting a little old motel. debts are fat, margins thin. and with the economy began to tank in 2008, what once was sunny and light was gray with worry. sabine and tom were in trouble. neighbor barbara hines -- >> the real estate market had folded. i know from sabine, not from tom, that they were highly, highly, highly leveraged. >> please call me for your reservation. >> reporter: and while sabine used her marketing skills to try to keep the motel afloat, she and tom couldn't do the same for their marriage. after more than a decade as husband and wife, they were that in name only. but what they did not do was divorce or divide up the business. >> they were always still good friends, very good friends. i mean they worked well together. >> reporter: romance part, the marriage part seemed to what? >> the romance part kind of -- >> maybe romance changed. >> reporter: it certainly did. as the detectiv

in 2008, teachers led an island-wide strike. three years later, university students clashed with police over fee hikes. manuel natal was a leader of those protests -- and is now the youngest member of congress. he has opposed a plan released by the governor designed to repay creditors on wall street. the plan calls for even more cuts to public education. >> every day we're being told, "no, you know what? there is no alternative. are we gonna increase taxes on the poor? i'm sorry. there is no alternative. we're gonna reduce-- spending on-- on education. sorry, there is no alternative. we're gonna limit the services of our public transportation. sorry, there is no alternative. and they're trying to force us into one course of action. and some of us are challenging that. we're presenting alternatives. and when we present alternatives, it's no, i'm sorry, that can't be done. >> a decade of economic hardship, and the prospect of more cuts, has left many puerto ricans with no other option but to leave. >> i think most puerto ricans ha

breaking news on long island. gunfire. connick avenue and -- kat, what are police saying. >> reporter: a huge police presence here, darlene. this is one of two crime scenes that suffolk police are working on. as you mentioned, this is route 112 by jamaica avenue. there are police officers around that gas station that you see there. several police officers down the street as well. it is believed and we want to show you this video that this started with police officers pulling over a driver here on route 112. someone took off and shots were fired. it is unsure if a civilian fired the shots or a police officer. but two people have been taken to area hospitals. we're waiting to find out who the two people are. if it's a police officer or a civilian. there's also a police scene in middle island where police may have taken into custody people involved in what happened here in medford. about a half mile stretch of this area, route 112 by jamaica avenue is shut down as police investigate what happened. >> katherine creag,

if they haven't fully deployed to those islands. the u.s. is struggling a bit because it is heavily distracted by the middle east. depending on to sort of reengineer and i gear itself towards the pacific. that's the whole point of obama's pivot, but it is finding it difficult in economic terms appeared they simply lack the kind of fixed aircraft carriers that china has now built-in the south china sea. what the u.s. needs to do is deploy aircrafts and ships >>> russia says it categorically rejects accusations it bombed hospitals in northern syria. at least 50 civilians were killed on monday in air strikes on five hospitals and two schools in aleppo and idlib. russia's denial follows claims by france and turkey the bombings amounted to war crimes. they violate international law. the be that as it may dor to the u.n. has defended its ally >> we have credible information that the so-called alliance led by the u.s. led alliance struck the hospital in the northern part of syria, but of course as usual the easiest way for them is to trigg

experts say tangier island has lost close to 70 per cent of its land in just over 165 fishing islands in the bay, 14 miles west of virginia's eastern shore, it's been called one of the first casualties of climate change. (open with sunset shot, maybe some bird nats :02) media2 clip 0075 tc 4343 it's a special place. it is. (water lapping :01) denny crockett media 2 clip 0074 3903-07 what makes tangier tangier is the watermen) media2 clip 0075 tc 4327 and it's a great i wouldn't trade anything for this place, media3 clip 0030 1213-1219 they are the last fishing community on an island in the virginia portion of the chesapeake bay all the others are already gone. media 1 clip 0118 5626-35 "you can't find it anywhere else. what we do here. we don't want to lose it" (more nats :02 ) but that's precisely what's happening to tangier island, a one square mile stage for a showdown between the chesapeake bay, (nats :01) and a way of life. media2 clip 0075 4456 our descendents come from cornwall, england captain john smith came here in 1608. the british used the island the war of 1812. (nats) an

as we take it out to long island, looking at the l.i.e. westbound side, westbound 44 is another accident clearing. all lanes closed down so it's still out there, however. bill was talking about ocean county. northbound side of the garden state parkway and monmouth county near exit 98, you have that cleared away. bx32 is being detowered. p.a.t.h. trains and lines are running on or close to schedule. keep in mind, alternate sides of the street parking rules are suspended for today. confronting a troubling new virus. medical experts in brazil confirm two people contracted the zika virus through blood transfusions. so people are being asked to wait to donate blood for 28 days. the virus can also be sexually transmitted but primarily spread through mosquito bites. >>> 4:51, and coming up this morning, it is super bowl weekend. we'll check out the ad from your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... ...which makes y

across long island, same scenario. knocked down to 35 in montauk. wthat's where the snow is not so bad in new jersey. still low to mid-30s andju upper 30s showing up. that is working in our favor. the onset of the snow will take it a while for the pavement to cool down for it to accumulate. a 33 mile an hour wind gust at jfk. 36 miles per hour in wes ton. coastal flooding at times. we'll watch tha through the cycle. t>> what's that the ship had been ded,aling w very, very rough seas. light snow breaking out eastern long island. it's getting closer and closer. should arrive in the city around 00-ish. 6 inches in extreme eastern suffolk county. heavy, wet snow at that. maybe even eastern nassau county, the city 1 to 2 and a trace to an inch further north and west. we'll have more details on the forecast, seven-day outleak and a cold front headed our way. let's check on the roads with >>> mass transit, all good news from there. no unplanned detours on the buses. nothing to worry about that. major commuter lines and subway

, gardners island there. so those temperatures are dropping there, too. you see it's just a heavy snow and a lot of moisture down to d. o. you'll see the liquid totals. .2 of liquid equating to a couple of tenths of very heavy wet snow. this continues to lunchtime and island and sun comes out. the temperatures still hover around 30, 32 even until 10:00 it starts to pick up. we start the day on saturday. saturday morning in the 20s and low 30s. so there might be ice on the roadways. still right in line with our forecast. 3 to 4 from the city north and east. looking at 43 this afternoon. 30 in the city, tomorrow a nice day on saturday 44 degrees. sunday, 48. hard to believe it will feel like that because it feels so nasty right now. the snowstorms are possibly returning. so really, have all of your gear. it is a mean morning out here with this very heavy, wet snow. ing see the sidewalks are getting slushy. this is going to be a morning where this lasts for a few hours until noontime. another look at the commute

the island is part of the chain of islands under chinese control for 40 years but claimed by vietnam. this is all much to the anger of the nearby philippines, malaysia and brunei. >> woody island, has been in beijing's hands since 1974. in 2012 china formally declared a city on this tiny speck of land home to more than a thousand people. now according to taiwan, which claims the island along with vietnam, it's also home to two advance surface to air missile batteries. china's foreign minister blamed the western media's appetite for creating news stories but didn't in so many words deny that the reports were true. as for the limited and necessarily self defense facility that china has been on the island stated by chinese personnel, this is considered self preservation that china is entitled to under international law. >> but it is seen as militarization. the u.s. has sailed warships within 20 kilometers of the islands controlled by china. problem has promised more of the same. >> i think it is clear that this is part of a trajectory of shrine preparing these islands for possible deploy

and there's nine sections on this island one mile long. and they said they'd take as >> i watched her with a huge leatherback in the water. >> reporter: bonner joy owns the local newspaper "the islander." >> unfortunately, the leatherback was missing a flipper. and he swam in circles. so he kept coming back to the beach. and sabine jumped in the water without a second thought. and she was up to here, talking to the turtle's face, like she could tell this 400-pound turtle to turn around, you know or will him to. >> reporter: so you get the idea. >> she was just amazing. i mean, she just was one of those people that cared about everybody. >> reporter: like nancy ambrose, for example, when she was battling cancer and nobody would give her a job because of her demanding treatment schedule. until the day she met sabine. >> you know, i explained what my situation was. she's like, great. that's fine. come on, come on to work. and i was like, really? and i was -- that was one of the >> reporter: so sabine had passions. animals, her motel, her whit

beijing has placed surface to air missiles on an island in the paracels. ownership of the islands is disputed by taiwan, vietnam and china. >> translation: i think the south china sea is a region that everyone pays close attention to, especially on the issue of the dispute over sovereignty in the south china sea. it is a tense situation. so we call on all sides to stick to the principle of resolving the dispute over the south china sea in a peaceful manner. self restraint is more >>> china's foreign minister say the claims are an attempt by the western media to create new stories. >> translation: i hope that the media everywhere, including those in western countries and australia, will turn your attention more to the lighthouses that we have built on some of the islands that we are using in south china sea which are in operation now and they have been very useful in ensuring the safety of the passing ships in those waters >>> al jazeera's harry faucett has more from seoul. >> reporter: the foreign minister in his statement said that western media was hypin

by vietnam, china, and taiwan, and one island in particular, woody island, that's where a satellite imaging company called isi came up with a series of photos it published. we're going to show you. it says these are photos along one beach on the island that china has controlled for more than half a century that show the recent deployment of what appear to be surface-to-air missiles whiechl is that important right now? that's because the south china sea is a big tangled mess of different countries in the region that are competing for control and claims to different parts of the south china sea. vietnam, malaysia, the philippines. what's very strange here is china claims water all the way down to here, to the shores of the philippines. and where this is really at stake right now is in an area called the spratly islands. just to give you a sense of what china is doing there, this was a reef in 2005 known as fiery cross. now look what's happened after ten years of chinese land reclamation. they've built an entire manmade island out of the ocean, put in an air strip as well. and one of t

taiwan claimed the island with vietnam. it's home to two advanced boundaries. china's foreign minister said it was an appetite of creating stories, but didn't deny that the reports were true. >> reporter: as for the limited talk that china has been on the island, stationed by chinese personnel. this is what whina is entitled to under international law. >> reporter: for china, self-defence the united nations sees as nationalization. warships withal few kilometres of islands in controlled by china, but whose sovereignty is disputed. president obama promised more of the same. >> it's part of a trajectory towards china preparing the islands in possible deployment of either military fighters or missiles. and this is a great fear in washington. this would deny the areas of theibility of ships to deploy without the threat of the used force. >> taiwan's offered a mandate to cool relations with beijing. he's called for self restraint. >> in the south china sea, it's a region everyone pays close donation to. especially on the issue of dispute over sovereignty. it's a ten

out near nassau, suffolk county to shelter island, gardner's island. it's 52 to 54 out through the hamptons there through sag harbor and on eastward really. 57 and 58 down the jersey shore. there are a couple of spots where the a problem. that has been near central and northern new jersey where you see .3 of a mile visibility. somerset and then there's flooding down at the rigstown cause way. you see the showers with this slug of moisture coming up from the south. that's what i'm concerned about for you for tomorrow morning. in that overnight and through the day, we've got the temperatures that are really even as we get into tonight it's in the 40s and rain. after midnight, the temperature starts dropping like a rock, and it changes over to snow. so you see the line of snow from fairfield county, connecticut, right through the city on down. this will be a heavy, wet snow. with the temperature today at 8:00, the snow is not really going to stick to roadways. you need 24 hours of temperatures below freezing. you see on eastern long island, this hangs aro

around 4:00 a.m., eastern parts of long island, parts of the jersey shore. by 7:00 a.m., daybreak, we get the first flakes in new york city, probably takes until 10:00 a.m., areas well north and west of the city. to -- of the snow makes it back to western new jersey. it's one to three inches of accumulation during tomorrow from the city and points east out onto central parts of long island. now, the eastern 2/3 of suffolk county, about 3 to 6 inches. 6 inches or more. that can sneak into extreme suffolk county by montauk. in addition, the wind is going to make it nasty out there. up to 40 miles per hour wind gusts in the city, maybe up to 50 miles per hour where you get the most snow on the eastern parts of the island. another snow maker coming in tuesday to tuesday night, a storm shifting to the south. that might be a widespread 1 to 3 in snowfall, and late in the week, it's all about the bitter cold. it's a bitter accuweather forecast. rather cloudy, increasingly windy late. that snow coming in before dawn from new york city and points south and east. we'r

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close to 50 across long island. you can see the back edge of the clouds sitting out across eastern pennsylvania. we've got several hours to go before we see a few breaks. most of the sprinkles are sliding underneath the city. the steadier showers moving across eastern long island. a good more to get through in suffolk county. that -- meantime, clouds linger. sun breaks at times in the afternoon. rain breaks out tonight and goes over to wet snow as we work our way towards 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. this time tomorrow morning, it will likely be snowing in long island. could be snowing in the city. a wet snow. temperatures in the low 30s. the roads are going to stay mainly wet overnight and through tomorrow morning. out east, maybe a little slushy covering on secondary roads across suffolk county in particular with the morning snow. it clears up in the afternoon with temperatures in the low 40s. not a lot of accumulation. especially in the city. maybe a slushy inch on grassy areas. as i said, the roads will stay wet. o

city island 35. jackson heights 34. 34 in staten island. the western suburbs generally in the low to mid-30s across long island. still above freezing in the hudson valley. that will keep a lot of the snowmelting as it hits the ground. we have nearby suburbs and southwest connecticut and a winter storm warning for suffolk county. you could see in excess of half a foot of snow. 1 to 3 west of the city. what we measure in terms of accumulations in particular areas, not necessarily on your driveway or the walkways. i don't think at any one time ground. nonetheless, the total accumulations come up 1 to 5. as much as 5 to 8 inches possible or more across eastern sections of suffolk county. wet snow, heavy at times. tapers off by midday and temperatures generally in the upper 30s to 40 degrees. you're going to be busy. lauren, what's the latest? >> a couple of problems that we've had have cleared out. service changes on the 4 train. on the buses, the detours that we have right now are the b 24 and bx 32. 196 and 197 on the bus routes. plenty of ov

most of our showers will be in long island. we do some areas threatening us with snow. we have one tomorrow night and tomorrow morning and looks like something to keep an eye on tuesday. we will keep the rain and snow chance in the seven day forecast, just in case. download the weather up today. let's get you set on the roads in rails. it's nothing much more than construction issues. >> all we were dealing with this morning is pretty quiet. 84 and 684 look good. you are traveling in new jersey, you are find . let's take a look at the staten island expressway. missing traffic holds as a move construction going on. you are doing fine into new jersey and traffic is coming into the staten island crossing into the george washington bridge on the upper and lower levels doing fine. the lincoln and the holland tunnel look good. train is looking good at with the new jersey transit strike i am a little bit nervous. >> there is a potential for that next month. train drivers need to brace for the possibility of a strike. they said it could happen on saturday, march 12 if a deal is

one to three inches in new york city on western long island, 3 to 6 inches eastern long island. even the possibility of over a half foot on the tip of long island, by montauk, peak wind gusts at 40 in and around the city, 50 miles per hour on the east end of the island. after storm number two owner the bitter cold late in the week. one of the colder air masses of the season. forecast for tonight, cloudy, increasing wind lately. snow arriving before dawn from the city, and points south and east. we're down to about 35. it's cloudy. windy, colder, tomorrow. some snow, the steadiest will be east of the city. 38 early and then once that snow gets going, it will fall down to freezing. cloudy at times. especially late tomorrow night. that's when the second storm system coming in. that can be on and off. with that, a general widespread 1 to 3 inches. that can last to tuesday night. 40 degrees, a lot of flakes on the forecast. 35 on thursday. a cold front, very strong cold front moves through on friday. maybe a snow squall with that. behind it, that is bitter stuff, saturday into sunday