as janice mentioned, morris plains had the highest amount, 33 inches. that's where brian thompson is with his ruler. brian? -- >> yeah, you think about it, that's quite a daunting title. also impressive though in my drive around parts of morris plains was the sidewalks pretty much cleared as well as the roads all seemed clear. shoveling out from under 33 inches of snow is no easy task, whether you are young or old. plowing this new jersey transit parking lot made peter and his dog murphy appreciate just how much 33 inches can be. does it feel like it? >> it feels like it. it feels like more. >> reporter: even snow blowers had a workout up here and there are plenty of them. so is the new jersey record disturbing? >> it is fun to watch it. >> reporter: how about shoveling it, did you do that? >> no, my husband had a snow blower so he did our driveway and did everybody else's. >> reporter: we found 18 inches of here and across the street came up to 23 inches. almost 3 feet right here. and near this car, that's not going anywhere, i got up to 26 inches. yep

(indistinct whispering in spanish) janice, do you hear spanish whispering? janice: you mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) (indistinct whispering in spanish) my god, i've worked for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. i'm the guy. gracias, seor. by the way, you know about the, uh... yeah, he's the son we don't talk about. hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. aw, crap! i filled out the skywriting form wrong! it's supposed to say "i quit!" is that your social security number? (screams) i got to call everyone in town and tell them not to look up! crispy m&m's are baaaack. what are you doing? you said to tell our fans crispy m&m's are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. (annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) so good, they're back. hey coworkers. it's me, a businessman, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate

fox meteorologist janice dean is tracking it all. janice? >> here we are, greta.nd it's happening. the storm itself has not even gotten its act together. the worse of it coming overnight and into tomorrow night. i want to give you some statistics here. the snowiest season for d.c. was back in the winter of 2009-2010, where they received 56 inches of snow. last season, 18.3 inches of snow. our forecast, anywhere from 20 to 30 inches of snow. and that could certainly put us at the top three for the largest snowfalls of all time for d.c. the largest being 1922 they call that the nic kerr bacher storm. 18992, 20 inches. the problem is we are not only going to have perhaps 20 to 30 inches of snow but blowing snow and winds in excess of 60 to 70 miles per hour along the coast. and that's why this is concerning. people are not going to be able to travel. this is going to be a 36-hour event. all snow for the d.c. area. let's take a look at it right now. current temperatures, in chawrltsville, seeing light snow. d.c. light snow, 23, again, a lot of people are looking out t

come back. janice, do you hear spanish whispering? janice: you mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) (indistinct whispering in spanish) my god, i've worked for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. i'm the guy. gracias, seor. by the way, you know about the, uh... yeah, he's the son we don't talk about. (wild yelling) hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. aw, crap! i filled out the skywriting form wrong! it's supposed to say "i quit!" is that your social security number? (screams) i got to call everyone in town and tell them not to look up! crispy m&m's are baaaack. you doing? you said to tell our fans are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. z(annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, the....(trails off) so good, they're back. a businessman, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate those long days when you're so busy doing

(knocking) good morning, janice. you look fly. is bud here? he forgot to take home the crap from his desk. (gasps) steve! here's a thousand dollars. why don't you just forget what you saw here? where'd you get a thousand dollars? here's $2,000 to forget about that thousand dollars you saw. and before you ask, here's $3,000. what? $4,000. i can do this all day. welcome to america. here's a list of states that are cool with you being gay. the jig is up, buckwald! (bud gasps) (man yells) i know what you're up to. you're running a smuggling tunnel. please, steve! i can't go to jail. i like to shower on all fours, and the guys might tease me about that! i'm not sending you to prison, buckwald. because i want in. you... you what? my salary's been cut, thanks to that damn border wall. so i'm your new partner. fine. it's a deal. but you should know, my family thinks that damn border wall directly bifurcates the natural habitat of the mexifornia condor, which is a federally protected species. the court has to rule in our favor. bailiff: all rise. the h

team 4 meteorologist janice huff. >> thanks a lot. the storm is on the move and moving in a bit more quickly now. we're expecting snow in the city by midnight. already seeing it across south jersey as well as eastern pennsylvania. temperatures right now in the upper 20s. so it's cold enough in terms of blizzard conditions between 7:00 on saturday and 4:00 saturday afternoon. it will take time before the storm moves away from us even though it's moving in quickly. wind gusts will be higher between 50 and 60 miles per hour which will definitely result in power outages and will push a lot of water on shore in coastal areas causing the moderate to some cases major coastal flooding. the track is crucial. this is the back edge of the system here. all the way down atlantic a light snow rain mix and it's been snowing in washington d.c. 2 to 3 inches on the ground so far. should be in the city by midnight. since it's already snowing in portions of south jersey. in terms of areas north and west you're not going to see as much. you're not expect

(indistinct whispering in spanish) janice, do you hear spanish whispering? janice: you mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) (indistinct whispering in spanish) my god, i've worked for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. i'm the guy. gracias, seor. by the way, you know about the, uh... (wild yelling) hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. aw, crap! i filled out the skywriting form wrong! it's supposed to say "i quit!" is that your social security number? (screams) i got to call everyone in town and tell them not to look up! crispy m&m's are baaaack. what are you doing? you said to tell our fans crispy m&m's are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. (annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) so good, they're back. hey coworkers. it's me, a businessman, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate those long days when you'

senior meteorologist janice dean is live in the fox weather center. david lee miller showed where he is the floodwater s receding. do we expect that the rest of the day? >> absolutely. this storm was offshore and much like a hurricane we had onshore winds pushing the storm surge onto the coastline. that's why we saw in some cases devastating flooding. but now the winds have shifted to more of an offshore flow. and they are very light. in some cases we saw wind gusts in excess of hurricane force yesterday, and the day before. so this was a big storm in terms of how large it was, how intense it was and how much snow it dumped as well as the coastal flooding of all of these vulnerable beach areas. you can see the wind gusts now. we do have some stronger winds across cape cod and the islands but for the most part starting to diminish. and the winds really around the storm is what brought all of the flooding towards the coastline. you see the winds are very light right now, less than 15 miles per hour. and the coastal flood warnings have been lifted, which

janice gottschalk, lost home: "we had one guinea pig, 5 kittens, 2 adult cats and a dog in our house." kathy goozmer, gottschalk's they could be replaced. they children's lives cannot be replaced just be thankful." as investigators continue to evaluate a gas leak in neighborhoods close to lilac lane, residents of some 30 homes that evacuated are making do with friends, family or a temporary shelter. thom nelson, evacuated from home: "we have a whole bunch of people in there just trying to hunker down." emergency responders say there's only one thing they can do for now. battalion chief tony prior, city of kenai fire dept.: "our hearts go out to em if they could just be patient so we could have enough time to confirm that it's safe for em to go back, we'll let them know as quick as we can." an earthquake that shook many families together, leaving an forever. founder ben cohen has created a new ice cream flavor in honor of his favorite presidential sanders. cohen made 40 pints of a yearning" in his own kitchen. it's a mint flavored ice cream, with chocolate chips. he's giving away 25 pi

(indistinct whispering in spanish) janice, do you hear spanish whispering?u mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) (indistinct whispering in spanish) my god, i've worked for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. i'm the guy. gracias, señor. by the way, you know about the, uh... yeah, he's the son we don't talk about. (wild yelling) hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. aw, crap! i filled out the skywriting form wrong! it's supposed to say "i quit!" is that your social security number? (screams) i got to call everyone in town and tell them not to look up! crispy m&m's® are baaaack. what are you doing? you said to tell our fans crispy m&m's® are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. (annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) good, they're back. hey coworkers. it's me, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate those long

going to janice now with that call-important check of the forecast. everybody loves to see the snow for a couple of days. now everybody wants to know, how warm is it going to get so the snow melt. >> temperatures are going to warm up into the 40s. problem is that at night it drops down to freezing and below. so it's hard even during the day to melt all of this in a fast way. this is going to take some time and probably you're going to see a lot of snow mound around for two to three weeks. big ones piled up across arta taking a long time to melt those. slowly but surely we will get there. let's review some of the higher totals we saw from the mega storm, monster storm, that dumped 2 to 3 feet of snow across the tri-state area. that was record-setting. jackson heights and queens came in with the highest amount we received from official reports at 34 inches. but many areas at 30 inches or higher. staten island, and richmond 31.3. 30-inch totals across new jersey. wharton and bernard's township. city received 26.8 inches of snow. that missed tying the rec

it's just a great time. - yeah the (mumble) wine i was hearing great things about. - [janice] now even if you don't come on this particular celebration of the weekend, there are other ice wine at the various wineries everyday throughout the month of january and in our shops, they're also celebrating ice wine by having tastings right in the shops themselves. so really you need to look ahead, look at the website niagaraonthelake.com, find out what's happening and please come and visit. - we are making the swedish berry ice wine martini, so what's in that is we have a 50, 50 mixture of banana liqueur and our cab franc ice wine available at peller and then we also have our ice cuv\e, we top it with a world famous swedish berry. - [janice] it's a celebration of locals really. a lot of the people here know one another and those who don't are perhaps new to ice wine product, they're visitors from the united states, from other provinces and they want to learn more about the product, so they're talking with the winemakers, with the chefs. - the magic of ice wine? well you'll have to drink some

fox meteorologist janice dean is tracking it all. janice? >> here we are, greta.ing. the storm itself has not even gotten its act together. the worse of it coming overnight and into tomorrow night. i want to give you some statistics here. the

(indistinct whispering in spanish) janice, do you hear spanish whispering? janice: you mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) (indistinct whispering in spanish) my god, i've worked for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. gracias, seor. by the way, you know about the, uh... yeah, he's the son we don't talk about. (wild yelling) hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. aw, crap! i filled out the skywriting form wrong! it's supposed to say "i quit!" is that your social security number? (screams) i got to call everyone in town and tell them not to look up! crispy m&m's are baaaack. what are you doing? you said to tell our fans crispy m&m's are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. (annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) so good, they're back. hey coworkers. it's me, a businessman, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hat

janice. >> all r ht. let's take a look at the rest of the forecast for us. for this evening now things are dry until we get to about 11:00 tonight. the snow will begin across central new jersey and then in and around the city. so it's dry for the next several hours but blizzard condition with blowing and drifting snow and white out conditions expected during the day tomorrow. the storm is moving away on sunday. the rest of next week looks good and even 40 degree temperatures coming up next week. we'll talk about and track the the 5:30 half hour. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right. quickly we want to tell new york residents that alternate side parking has been suspended. >> we're covering several other stories for you. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, oscars overhaul. big changes in store for the biggest awards night in hollywood. >> the academies of arts and sciences has announced plans to overhaul membership. that includes plans to double female and minority members by 2020. they'll only get to vote in oscar races for ten years. that can be re

(knocking) good morning, janice. you look fly. is bud here? he forgot to take home the crap from his desk. (gasps) steve! here's a thousand dollars. why don't you just forget what you saw here? where'd you get a thousand dollars? here's $2,000 to forget about that thousand dollars you saw. and before you ask, here's $3,000. what? $4,000. i can do this all day. welcome to america. here's a list of states that are cool with you being gay. the jig is up, buckwald! (bud gasps) (man yells) i know what you're up to. you're running a smuggling tunnel. please, steve! i can't go to jail. i like to shower on all fours, and the guys might tease me about that! i'm not sending you to prison, buckwald. because i want in. you... you what? my salary's been cut, thanks to that damn border wall. so i'm your new partner. fine. it's a deal. but you should know, my family thinks that damn border wall directly bifurcates the natural habitat of the mexifornia condor, which is a federally protected species. the court has to rule in our favor. bailiff: all rise. the h

storm team 4 meteorologist janice huff is tracking the temperatures. janice? >> the temperatures already down to 23 degrees in midtown. most areas are in the 20s. we've been in the 20s most of the day. the winds were a lot stronger earlier today. right now not quite as brisk. but it takes the least amount of down a few more degrees.to ri mght now the winds are out of the west at 5 to 15 miles per hour. not that many gusts going on across the area. brings the windchills down to 4 above in monticello. it may feel as cold as zero later on. it feels like the teens elsewhere across the region that will be the case in the morning as well. teens, single digits north and west across the region around 5:00 a.m. it gets a little better as we go through the morning hours. temperatures are going to warm up tomorrow, but it's still going to feel cold, but not the brutal cold that we've seen for tonight across the region. it will continue to warm up going into friday. it will be in the 40s. not only are we tracking the temperature, also this band of snow moving out of cleve

>> janice, you talked about it. the tricky part is we take the map full screen right now. as we have seen the wave of intense snow push further north, some of the towns, cities and counties along these lines have had their totals inch up but it is right on the cusp. in the city we expect 12 to 18. out to call verton, stafford, lacy, freehold, middletown and as we head up to westchester, over to fairfield county, whereas early this morning the numbers were lower. now expecting six to 12. look at how narrow the band is. somers, northern westchester, warwick with, hampton, port jervis two to six inch answer it dries out after that. a trace to two inches of snow. temperatures are cool, wind gusts are picking up. that means you are going to see plenty of snow flying in. 36 mile an hour gusts as you 52 asbury park, 55 barn gachlt 62 by the time you get to 10:00 a.m. 57 asbury park and 37 hampton bays. this is why we are so concerned early tomorrow morning about flooding along the shorelines. that and high tide. so we will watch it. look at those sustained, strong wind gusts, str

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(indistinct whispering in spanish) janice, do you hear spanish whispering?u mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) (indistinct whispering in spanish) my god, i've worked for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. i'm the guy. gracias, señor. by the way, you know about the, uh... yeah, he's the son we don't talk about. (wild yelling) hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. aw, crap! i filled out the skywriting form wrong! it's supposed to say "i quit!" is that your social security number? (screams) i got to call everyone in town and tell them not to look up! crispy m&m's® are baaaack. what are you doing? you said to tell our fans crispy m&m's® are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. (annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) good, they're back. hey coworkers. it's me, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate those long

(indistinct whispering in spanish) janice, do you hear spanish whispering? janice: you mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) (indistinct whispering in spanish) my god, i've worked for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. i'm the guy. gracias, seor. by the way, you know about the, uh... yeah, he's the son we don't talk about. (wild yelling) hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. aw, crap! i filled out the skywriting form wrong! it's supposed to say "i quit!" is that your social security number? and tell them not to look up! crispy m&m's are baaaack. what are you doing? you said to tell our fans crispy m&m's are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. (annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) so good, they're back. hey coworkers. it's me, a businessman, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate those long days when you'r

janice dean is live in the weather center. where would you rather be. times square or your weather center. >> that's easy. >> people are going crazy. >> what else to do. they can't travel or eat or go to broadway, we are lucky we just saw that. >> make a fool of yourself on national tv. >> there were no swearing and clothes taken off. look at this. i think i will make a prediction. not laguardia, but central park at 25.1 inches of snow. and the record set back ten years is 26.2 i think we are going to be in one and we'll find out that in the next couple of hours. we saw snow as early as yesterday morning in dc. and it tops though not as heavy. >> no in philadelphia and new jersey and hartford and boston, you are getting this. this is not a record breaker for you. heavy snow reported at 25 degrees. and we are finding this storm down. which is good news. wind gusts long the coast. 20- 40 miles per hour. and 50 in nan tucket and so the blizzard warnings are in affect because of the blowing snow. the snow could stop. but the blowing snow will make it danger

janice, are we going to have liquid precipitation or the snowy stuff? >> it depends on where you are. we'll get a little bit of both actually. it will not be that much to really talk about except we have this fast-moving clipper storm coming in tomorrow. because some temperatures will be warm enough for a little bit of rain too, it will mix with some of the snowflakes. more snow is melting after an icy start this morning. coastal storm offshore doesn't affect us at all. but this weak clipper coming through will. right now it's above freezing park at 40. 41 in poughkeepsie. it's relatively mild out there right now. clouds across the region, continue to increase here and there. the offshore storm is way to our south and that's developing. this is the clipper. it's bringing some snow to detroit and cleveland, although they're getting a mix there. that's what's coming tomorrow afternoon north of the city. not too chilly though. we should stay above freezing in the city. there will be black ice north and west because we'll have more freezing tonight again. t

let's go to meteorologist janice huff in the weather center. janice? like you said, some areas have already seen s a dusting of snow, and we'll really not expecting much more than that, unless you're in the h h elevations north and west. there is another line of slow pennsylvania right now that

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let's ask janice huff. janice? >> the blast is starting to ease up already. early this morning. thtye winds are much lighter now, and that's the saving grace from this bitter cold that's out there. let's not kid ourselves. it still feels cold enough, like in the teens and the 20s. we had wind chills well below zero this morning. it felt as cold as 19 below zero in monticello, and even in central park, minus 2 was the wind chill this morning, so everybody was shivering. we still will have a little of that tonight but we won't have that wind. we'll have starlit clear skies across the area. it's still cold but not for long. these readings will start to climb tomorrow and be out of the bitter cold tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon as the temperatures climb above freezing. actually, we may see some 50-degree temperatures later on this weekend. i'll talk about that in the 7-day forecast coming up. back to you. >>> a rail was cracked on the dozens of commuters. governor cuomo suggested a solution that would keep those trains running even if one track has a problem. greg? >> reporter: sib

janice huff has the details. >> we are watching an area over the northern plains where that storm is originating. it is originating over canada picking up steam and some snow spreading across minnesota into wisconsin tonight. these storms are cslled clippers. th move very, very fast. they don't have a lot of moisture with them. they move across the land, but a lot of cold air and enough moisture to bring a coating for us. lake-effect snows for chicago over towards buffalo and watertown, they're talking about a lot of snow, especially upstate of new york, two to three feet. around here, less tgon an inch by tomorrow evening. for tonight, stays dry. it is cold. temperatures falling through the 20s. later tonight, early in the we'll see the first snowflakes flying north and b west of the city midday. they'll move across the city in the afternoon and evwning, roads may be slick for the evening commute. en is moving out. more cold air moves in we'll talk about that and how much snow to expect coming up in a few minutes. >> janice, thank you. >>> gang member, repeat offender, suspected mur

. >> janice huff has your friday forecast. >>> it looks like we're trading in our heavy winter coats for we'll talk about the rain that's coming our way that might start out a bit icy in spots. in the forecast coming up next. >>> sealed off exits, closed staircases. >> if there was an emergency would you be able to get out of the subway station quick enough. >> the i-team investigation why the exits are clouzed and why they may never be opened. more investigations, more >>> in connecticut, prison inmates might still be executed even though the state supreme court has abolished capital punishment. one of the inmates is on death row for murdering a boy and a boy's mother in 1989. the last august decision to apply to only cases brought to court after the ruling. but according to the defense attorneys, the supreme court decision says capital punishment is unconstitutional period. >>> new york city controller is calling for an overhaul of the city's housing program for people with hiv and aides. an audit shows that the city routinely failed to inspect the sites. and the city continued to

janice huff is here with the answer for us. janice? >> thank goodness not much longer. the winds, and the winds are much lighter now compared to wh ere they were yesterday and even this morning. yesterday we were seeing gusts between 30 and 35 miles an hour. now the winds have calmed down in a very light fashion across the area, so we're not seeing gusts across the region, and very little in the ways of wind windchill, either. everybody is mainly in the 20s, just below freezing in danbury, 19 in islip. the winds are not all that strong anymore. we're not expecting them to be, and the temperatures will start rising for us by tomorrow. into the 40s for tomorrow afternoon. so that's the saving grace. the wind changes direction and the warm-up begins. as a matter of fact, we may even come close to 50 degrees by this we ekend. i'll have all that in the 7-day forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >>> a big concern tonight is getting the homeless out of the freezing cold. we told you governor cuomo has police using force. marc g santia has

fox news meteorologist janice dean is tracking it all. janice? starting tonight and heading in to thursday and friday. we haven't even gotten our storm together yet and we're still talking about perhaps one of the storms that we haven't seen in the d.c. area for at least a decade. so, let's watch it it rightf now we are dealing with some snow across the mississippi and tennessee river valley. this is the first storm system we're going to watch bringing 3 to 6 inches of snow maybe wintry mix across the tennessee and mississippi valley. this one is is the one to watch as we head into friday. our low coming out of southeast, classic setup for our nor'easter, a wintry mix here for parts of the carolinas, into virginia. and then we are going to watch this develop off the coast. and this one could be a big one across the d.c. area. watching the low very carefully friday into saturday, that's the time line, this is one of our forecast models, and, again, right now the bulls eye looks to be around the d.c. area, west and north of the city where you could

janice: you mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) (indistinct whispering in spanish) my god, i've worked for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. i'm the guy. gracias, seor. by the way, you know about the, uh... yeah, he's the son we don't talk about. (wild yelling) hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. aw, crap! i filled out the skywriting form wrong! security number? (screams) i got to call everyone in town and tell them not to look up! crispy m&m's what are you doing? are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) so good, they're back. hey coworkers. it's me, a businessman, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate those long days when you're so busy doing business things that you can't make a hot, home-cooked meal for the family. well, i just picked up a twenty dollar family fill up from kfc. hand-breaded wit

once again, janice. how are we looking for the weekend? >> we've got icy weather, rainy weather and then warm weather and then cold weather again. it's coming up in the next 48 hours. outside right now, a view from the top of the rock camera. clouds rolling in. no frozen precipitation either. most of that is north and west of the city. temperature is 44 degrees right now in central park. and in anticipation of the light bit of snow in the valleys north and west, winter weather advisories are in effect until tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. these areas north of 287 will see just light accumulations but because they're still cold there, precipitation may freeze on impact on roadways and sidewalks. it's going to be really slippery between midnight and 6:00 a.m., especially before the temperatures warm up. monticello is at 30 degrees already. very cold there. but throughout this region, most temperatures are above freezing, they'll hover just a bit. not a lot of cold air in place here at home. mild air coming our way. it's in the 50s in nashvill

"so then i went to janice, janice gilbert, and wiihin a few minutes the obituary pops up." that obituary just happened to have an email address for a relative. knecht reached out, and by the next day, he was on the phone with billy gilbert - now 79 and living in sammamish. "just stunned by it really. that knecht - who grew up n eastgate - just happened to be planning a trip to washington to visit relatives. "do you want to hold out your hands?s? this weekend, gilberr once again held his artifact and a faint memory returned. "now it's all beginning to come capsulele are supposed tooell a story ababt "i just knew i had to try and find you." this one just got better with time. "now t's part of y yur family forever." the man who created the capsule says he had forgotten about ii t was glad to see it returned. it's coming up on today in iowa.... very cold temperatures causing some problems or businesses in the area -- including one which relies on winter to operate. plus... surf's up...way up. we'll show you the massive waves on the west coast. clouds and snow are tracking into

give janice a moment. she may blink a couple of times, because with all the elaborate scripts we've composed for all the standard workplace rites and rituals, we don't have a script for this one. donald trump, it appears, will skip out on the debate tonight. so, what will the repercussions be? more from the campaign trail, just ahead. before the iowa caucus is tonight... but the frontrunner will not be on stage. he is at war with fox news, and instead will hold an event tonight to raise money for veterans. on the stage tonight...don't expect trump to be left out of the conversation. many of the presidential hopefuls are already vowing to attack his decision to boycott. the guy leading in the polls here isn't even going to show up for your debate tomorrow night. let's talk about that for a second. i didn't act like a child when something went wrong for me. i acted like a leader. and what leaders do when things go sideways, and things go sideways all the time, when things go sideways, you stand up and fight.

(indistinct whispering in spanish) janice, do you hear spanish whispering? janice: you mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) in spanish) my god, i've worked for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. i'm the guy. gracias, seor. by the way, you know about the, uh... yeah, he's the son we don't talk about. (wild yelling) hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. it's supposed to say "i quit!" is that your social security number? (screams) i got to call everyone in town and tell them not to look up! crispy m&m's are baaaack. what are you doing? you said to tell our fans crispy m&m's are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. z(annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) so good, they're back. hey coworkers. it's me, a businessman, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate those long days when you're so busy doing business things

billy wrote about his sister janice. so he searched online for janice gilbert. he found her obituary which contained an e-mail to contact the family. knecht sent it to an address who found billy gilbert. he happened to have a family trip planned for last weekend and he took the jar to billy. >> now it's all beginning to come back together. so it's an amazing story. >> gilbert said he'd forgotten about the jar and was glad to see it returned. the items will be passed down to his family. >>> if you're up before dawn later this week, take a look at the southern sky and you'll see planets lined up like a real mercury, venus, saturn, mars, and jupiter. hail hold that formation till february 20th. it's the first time the five planets will appear in the same sky together since january 2005. >>> it's almost as fun to watch. every year during the stock show they take a break and head to seem boat. they trade the chaps and strap-on skis and boards for a head to head competition in a downhill slalom. grant denny from nevada won the competition with a time of 28 seconds. th

what's going on, janice? >> there is a mix out there. area. this storm system, even thoinh we haven't seen the last of it, come. not expected to bring much in heavy precipitation at all. in the coastal areas where temperatures were in the 40s rain. now across parts of long island, at imes there is mixing going on towards great knack, towards east orange, towards fairview and newark. you're seeing flurries here and they're nothing heavy at all. not anticipating anything heavy until this line comes through. this is a squall line with heavier show showers. thngat is moving into eastern pennsylvania. it's moving very rapidly and will be here the next couple hours. north and west, you could still possibly see up to an inch of roadways in the next couple hours. there could still be a coating in some spots, even a loong long the jemorsey sho when that line comes in this afternoon and evening. slick roads in spots around the area, and otherwise not much in te s of accumulation. also, where the roads are wet, once the cold air comes pouring in may free

storm team 4's janice huff has lae details. >> by the time we get the heavy rain it is going to be all rain. the temperature s warming up over the weekend an by sunday, near 60 degrees. for now there's some pockets of cold air trapped in the valleys north of i-287. when the rain starts to fall sometime overnight. you will see patchy ice forming as the rain hits the cold surfaces and starts to freeze over. it doesn't take that much. it can be slippery across the northern and western counties through tomorrow morning. temperatures right now, don't have to worry about it at the city and points east and south. north and west with, 34 sussex and monticello. warmed up there but a few spots where it is colder within those valleys. now we look to the south and west. 50-degree temperatures in national and atlanta. that's what is coming our way on sunday. it is going to warm up rapidly across the area. nothing happening right now. stays dry for now. showers moving in from the west over pennsylvania and will fill in later on tonight. we'll talk more about that and the rain is coming on sunday in

janice is back with your >>> kate snow joins us now. what are you working on, kate snafrnl lot coming up, the details of this secret interview with the mexican drug lord, el he was on the run, it's just unbelievable. sounds like a hollywood movie, but it's real life. >>> plus, behind the arrest of the woman suspected in robbing six jewelry stores across five different states, how she was finally caught. united states also, were a florida hospital and the police at fault in the death of a woman discharged from that hospital against her will? >>> and we also hear from al roker, he is out, as you may have heard, on the red carpet, at the golden globes when we see you in just a moment, we will be with him live, i promise, for all your golden globes' news, coming up. >> all right. kate, thanks. >>> stepping outside, take the layers off today, it's range, so you need the rain coat, it got hot out there at one point. >> 60 in a lot of the spots. 65 in newark, record rainfalls, record highs, coastal flooding, now the cold is coming, before we g

rodgerss lefts it good and jeff janice somehow caught in the end zone and forced overtime. tied at 20. palmer not a quick, nimble man and got away from the pressure and found a wide open larry fitzgerald and he is almost gone. he is caught inside the 5. fitzgerald caught 8 balls for 176 yards. 2 plays later, shovel pass to fitzgerald. we're done here. arizona won a thriller, 26-20 in overtime. philosophy gerald sized up this fitzgerald summed it up. >> craziest one you have been part of? >> craziest one? i was in high school, it was crazy, beat 789-0. crazy for all the wrong reasons. ways in some fun games, but that was great. >> alex smith and looking for win at england. tom brady increased the lead 14- 3 with the 2nd quarter numbers and led 14-6 at the half. brady hooks up with rob gronkowski twice. brady 302, two touchdowns and smith did lead a comeback. option pitch to west. just over a minute to play. got to them within 7 points, but ran out of time and luck. the ball tipping into the hands of woodsside high school alum julian edelman and patriots hung on to win 27-20

billy wrote about his sister janice. so he searched online for janice gilbert. he found her obituary which contained an e-mail to contact the family. knecht sent it to an he happened to have a family trip planned for last weekend and he took the jar to billy. >> now it's all beginning to come back together. so it's an amazing story. >> gilbert said he'd forgotten about the jar and was glad to see it returned. the items will be passed down to his family. >>> if you're up before dawn later this week, take a look at the southern sky and you'll see five of our solar system's planets lined up like a real miss universe planet. mercury, venus, saturn, mars, and jupiter. hail hold that formation till february 20th. it's the first time the five planets will appear in the same sky together since january 2005. >>> it's almost as fun to watch. every year during the stock show they take a break and head to seem boat. they trade the chaps and strap-on skis and competition in a downhill slalom. grant denny from nevada won the competition with a time of 28 seconds. the race eve

(indistinct whispering in spanish) janice, do you hear spanish whispering? janice: you mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) (indistinct whispering in spanish) my god, i've worked for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. i'm the guy. gracias, seor. by the way, you know about the, uh... yeah, he's the son we don't talk about. (wild yelling) hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. aw, crap! i filled out the skywriting form wrong! it's supposed to say "i quit!" is that your social security number? (screams) i got to call everyone in town crispy m&m's are baaaack. what are you doing? you said to tell our fans crispy m&m's are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. z(annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) so good, they're back. hey coworkers. it's me, a businessman, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate those long day

. >>> let's go back to the weather now and janice has been keeping a close eye on the thermometer for us. what's happening? >> the temperatures continue to fall, chuck. down to 23 degrees in the city already. we know the cold is one thing, but the wind is definitely another factor. whenever we get these type of wind gusts we saw today and still seeing out there right now between 20 and 35 miles an hour, it makes it feel much, much colder and that's what you should always dress for. make sure you're all layered up. the cold is going to be with us through tomorrow night. this the coldest air of the we had the record warm across the area and now bitter wind chills across the region and some relief by wednesday. in the meantime, these are the actual temperatures right now. 7 in monticello and 23 in new york city and farmingdale and 20 degrees right now in bridgeport. the wind are still pretty gusty out there. they are strong across the area. 30 miles an hour in white plains and 23 mile per hour gusts in mont solo and long branch. when you factor that with the actual temperature you get th

will still call plays but may have less time to work with janice. >> we have quarterback, more than one quarterback, but especially our lead guy in jemez who wants to be coached, is eager to be here. it will have to change a little bit but trust me, i will be spending plenty of time with him. >> olindo pride made three >>> 165 people got quite a scare with their florida bound flight hit severe turbulence. an american airlines flight from new york got caught in a storm your vero beach for turbulence rocked the plane so hard it flight attendant had her nose broken. five passengers were taken out on stretchers with minor injuries after the plane finally touched down in miami. >> it was earlier today. will have more turbulent late saturday night and early sunday. a big stores -- storm system on the way. >>> you can tune into eyewitness news this morning starting tomorrow bright and early. >> stay with us throughout the weekend with a rough weather anbre urlf the gil ups arcongex lo ahe sprd oferom. you sedui b tay gohe. y . cha-chin ank the ek a bos d ups. three syaytoav at t se ac u ve

well, please join me in welcoming janice bloom, college access research and action -- also known as c.a.r.a. -- erica martinez-close, a former college coach at new settlement apartments college access center, and cambel iribuka, a 12th-grader and youth leader at claremont international high school. good to have you all here. well, what support do new york city public high schools provide their students? >> so there are so many amazing college counselors and community-based organizations working inside schools, and they work long hours -- they're there till 6:00 at night, they answer texts at 10:00 p.m. -- but the counselor-to-student ratio is 1 to 250, and only 22% of that time is spent on college access. so, if you've ever gone through the college access process in the last few years, it's not something that a 17- or 18-year-old can really do by themselves. but given those numbers, it means that a lot of first-generation-to-college students don't have the support that they need inside high schools. >> yeah, since they're on their own. >> yeah. >> and unless you have a parent who may have g

(indistinct whispering in spanish) janice, do you hear spanish whispering? janice: you mean now, or when you're out at bowling night? what? uh, i'm at the store! (dog barking in distance) in spanish) for mexicans so long i'm hearing imaginary ones. janice, did you hear that?! what the hell?! are you the guy? yeah. i'm the guy. gracias, seor. by the way, you know about the, uh... yeah, he's the son we don't talk about. (wild yelling) hey, ernesto, i got a message for you! what is it? look up in the sky. aw, crap! i filled out the skywriting form wrong! it's supposed to say "i quit!" is that your social security number? (screams) i got to call everyone in town what are you doing? crispy m&m's are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. z(annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) so good, they're back. a businessman, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate those long days when you're so busy doing business things that you can't make a hot, home-cooked meal for the family. well, i just pi

adverb. >> it was janice dean. the real machine.com.er or not you could make this happen friday morning to get out of school. you say -- >> i say i do not think i could make that happen. i am just honest. a fair and balanced weather reporter. neil: if you are a meteorologist, does that mean you studied meteoroids? >> hartley. that is not a bad question. >> excellent question. keep them coming, neil cavuto. >> the purple -- >> this is the snowfall now. talking about cold temperatures. >> that is not true. i distinctly remember purple being worn before. >> can we go back to the videotape? i literally made that up. >> thank you for at least saying i made that up. >> i have not made this up. stay tuned. >> janice dean. she is good at this stuff. in the meantime, you have heard what, i outlined. the white house now is discussing this. expected to sign a czar. i think we have more then the russians had an neil days. the only one i thought made sense -- they arrived. water czar? whatever. wow. just stop. stop. much more after this. ♪ marco rub

david: thanks, janice. dangerous deal, backlash against lifting sanctions in iran continues to grow. >> with some money they're going to get from the sanctions, some of that, billions of dollars are going to go into meddling and interference and terrorism. i think on the nuclear deal we wanted a deal a lot worse than the iranians did. melissa: state of emergency. flint michigan, has been living off bottled water for months after a botched move to save money over a year ago. we'll take you to flint where angry residents are calling for the governor to resign. david: we're awaiting big earnings from netflix. stay tuned. the stock could move big-time after hours. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take

>> yeah, janice joplin. right? she had all the bangles and beads and she was out there, and she drank southern comfort. you definitely have the look down. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> and i got a song off the new record which is tip of the hat to her, which is-- come on. where's amy. "piece of my heart." "a little piece of my heart." >> stephen: oh, i'd love to hear you sing that. that's on the album? >> yeah, it is. ( applause ) >> stephen: do you-- do you-- do you still enjoy-- can you still scream? do you still scream? >> oh, yeah. every night. >> stephen: really? it's a family show. it's a family show. >> did it really take that -- >> it's a family show. >> okay. >> stephen: if you hospital been a rock star, what do you think you would have done? i mean, could you see you doing an everyday job, like working at a fast food restaurant, or something like is that tha? would you like. fries with that ( applause ). >> maybe tuning piano s. >> stephen: really, tuning pianos? >> stephen: you're from a musical family? >