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so we've got winter storm warnings up their jersey city as well. you got homestead.ark also looking at the warnings all the way up in the boston area, although there are signs this storm system is going to sag a little further to the south. it's going to be a tricky one as it moves along the coastline. you see the center of it right down in here near atlanta is going to sweep up the coastline ever so slowly. and here we go as we head through the night tonight, that snow begin to pick up moving across new york. boy, a millions of people could be affected by this storm system as it moves on by by tomorrow morning. yeah, it could be just a mess in much of new york maybe up into boston to although it looks it's going to clip its way out to the east. so, we're looking at delays at sfo, but that is just due to some construction on the ron, tarmac there. but across the country, not bad yet. but tomorrow, boy, you better check your flights if you're headed back east, we're going to likely see major delays across the northeast. want to give you a quick look at this 2. we've g

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>>reporter: born in ohio and grew up in jersey city.band started in 1964, but under a different name. kool and the flame. >> james brown and the famous flames. we did not want to have any problem with the godfather so he said well, what should we call ourselves. so at the time the manager said what about kool and the gang. i said i think that will work. >>reporter: he told us how he took his lady out one night and a son was born. ladies night. >> my wife and i were hanging out in new york at studio 54. when jt taylor joined the group. i came back and said i have a perfect song. they said what? i said ladies night. my brother said well, there is a ladies night all over the world. so ladies night is one of the favorites. >>reporter: before each performance, kool says he takes a power nap and then he's ready to go. his advice to the niners, they had to get down on it. >> they have to get down on it and pick up that ball and go ahead and make that touched him. for a stroll through the casino and everyone stops to say hello to kool. and of c

. >> reporter :born in ohio and grew up in jersey city.rted in 1964, but under a different name. kool and the flame. >> james brown and the famous flames. we did not want to have any problem with the godfather. so we said well, what should we call ourselves? so at the time the manager said, what about kool and the gang. i said i think that will work. >> reporter :he told us how he took his lady out one night and a song was born. ladies night. >> my wife and i were hanging out in new york at studio 54. when jt taylor joined the group. i came back and said i have a perfect song. they said what? i said ladies night. my brother said well, there is a ladies night all over the world. so ladies night is one of the favorites. >> reporter :before each performance, kool says he takes a power nap. and then he's ready to go. his advice to the niners, they gotta get down on it. >> they have to get down on it and pick up that ball and go ahead and make that touchdown. >> reporter :a stroll through the casino, and everyone stops to say hello to kool. and

she will appear as the endorsed candidate of that local organization in newark or jersey city, whicher a boost, but andy kim has a lead in polls and enthusiasm behind them that seems to be eclipsing murphy' has so far, so you saw this past weekend there was a county along the jersey shore that held an endorsement vote that was decided by 500 low-level grassroots democrats elected to the party, and andy kim won by a significant margin, so usually in a new jersey election you would see one candidate clearly taking the field by storm and the primary is decided long before it is held. this year we are not seeing that at all. we are seeing a competitive race with people fundraising like candidates and will be row candidates up to the end. >> what are their strengths? >> that is tough to say at this moment. i think murphy's strongest point is that she has this establishment support behind her that is frequently enough to win a new jersey election regardless of any other factor, so that gives her a huge boost, but i think you are seeing in this election year where a lot of voters are very t

the jersey city standard found his first inaugural address course colloquial, devoid ease and grace and bristling with and outrages against simplest rules of syntax and the times of london. i thought his gettysburg address added a ludicrous note to the ceremonies. anything more dull and commonplace wouldn't be easy to produce. oh, i want to pick up on ryan on the first inaugural address. ron it's often forgotten that william seward disapproved of the final paragraph in lincoln's first inaugural address. seward's applied to new final ones. in the paragraph, lincoln chose. how did he edit seward's words make his words so much more memorable? if i could just add a to what ed has just said and offer a contrast to the way people write and speak today. in the 19th century, everybody they read out loud. i learned it took me a while to figure this thing out that lincoln always sounded the words out loud before he put them on the paper so that one of his secretaries said, as he was preparing one of his speeches, that lincoln spoke as if he was addressing thousand people privately, and he wanted

chicago coming in at two, followed by jersey city and newark rounding out the top five is boston. now some of the parameters used to determine noise pollution were traffic commute times, flights per day, pollution, construction and congestion. according to national geographic, noise pollution can cause health problems, including hearing loss, stress and high blood pressure. >> well, looks furious. seven bedroom dreamhouse house in the hollywood hills was taken over by some unlikely occupants. >> that's right, a group of squatters made themselves comfortable, even set up a business there on the property, leaving a large mess behind. fox's chelsea edwards reports. this is so i go, this wasn't what real estate agent emily randall smith was expecting when she and her husband checked in on one of their listings in the hollywood hills. >> there was, like, poop and pee everywhere where they had rearranged. they had cut all the cords to like all of the security systems. they bought a new wi-fi like they were planning to sit there and move their basically, we're going to get rid of the stu

it can new jersey. the city sits just across the river from new york count as long suffered from high rates of poverty and crime. nearly haul, says new ex, approximately 300000 residents of black gun. those in new jersey are among the strictest in the country and the state test one is the lowest rates of fly around depths. cities like new look all the exception. here on average, someone dies from gun violence every day. the intensive care units at university hospital in newark treats many gunshot victims this is where the shown with fault for his knife. the hey, talk to stephanie bonnie, is the true massage and who helped save him or do this? i guess i see how you doing this isn't a lot for me. so how are you feeling today? like how are things going to be so you had to re thread the surgery from when you guys close up the stomach. yeah, so much or can i take a look? can i see what the bed? sure. all right. the plastic. see? oh, nice, nice, nice, nice, nice asian. did you have the cost? me remind me this is the v

, a deal's a san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins honored a bat sporting a kansas city chiefs jerseyng a friendly wager with the kansas city's district attorney. they bet on their home cities winning the super bowl. and yeah, whoever lost would have to wear the opposing team's jersey. so you see there, jenkins posting this photo of her wearing mahomes jersey next saying that i am a woman of my word. got to pay up. all right. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, but we have a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6. ken wayne is here now with a look at what we're working on busy night again. here we go. this is what we're working on. uber and lyft driver set to strike tomorrow. we're going to tell you why. and >> house expected to affect getting around ordering food on valentine's day. plus, a man accused of stealing this plane right here and crashing it on a beach in half moon bay. he was in court today. why his request to represent himself in the case was tonight. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running wit

jerseys. kansas city governor laura kelly ordered flags to be lowered to half staff. >>> back in the bay area,6-year-old was killed in an early morning shooting in contra costa county in antioch just after 5:00 yesterday morning along observation way. the victim was found shot inside of a car. he was taken to the hospital where he died. officers say the shooting happened about two miles from where they found the victim along tupelo drive, also in antioch. no word of any arrests. >>> a suspicious fire at a target store in vallejo happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. investigators say the fire broke out in a corner of the stone, segt off alarms, leading to an evacuation. it took firefighters about ten minutes to knock it down. the bigger challenge was getting the smoke out. investigators will be combing through surveillance video to see how the fire started. damage is estimated at a million dollars. >>> turning now to decision 2024. another primary victory for former president donald trump, beating nikki haley with ease in south carolina's primary, a state where she was formally the governo

so these are live pictures of kansas city, you can see clearly there the red jerseys of kansas city supporterskly asking people to evacuate the area. around union station. quickly and safely, they referenced a parking garage nearby where i think some aid was being given to victims, people impacted here, they asked people to get away from that area, too. but you can understand the confusion, and the chaos because although the parade had wrapped up and finished, there were still thousands of people there, some managed to get away, but others were around that station, not knowing what had happened and not walk knowing what was going on, and then as it became clearer, some giving help and helping people who had been hit, helping people who had been caught up. we know the police detained two armed people, relatively quickly it seems, but the police have not given us a full timeline yet, but two armed people taken in as the investigation continues our cbs news partners say this may not be terror —related, but as he and smith investigation is in early stages nothing will be ruled out by law enforceme

city wins. da jenkins will sport patrick mahomes jersey. and if the niners windy, a peters baker will wear brock purdy. super bowl parties might cost you a little bit extra this year. according to research from data-sembly, the average price of a bag of chips. >> showed a 38% rise in cost compared to last year. the average price for a bag is now $6 and $0.32. and of course, you'll need some guac with those chips. the average cost for that 3.92. compared to last year's $2.83. says potato chips are on the more affordable side. an average price of 5.14, a bag that's about a 5% increase from last year, we tend have a very nice little tailgate in these parts. so, you know, pony up, guys. yeah. being get yeah. >> a live look at golden gate bridge. but let's just talk about that 7 day forecast. what's in the pipeline? yeah. you know what? so far so good. we're going to talk about some nice weather coming our way as high pressure kind of sits in. then it begins to build in here. something we haven't had for quite some time. but i think we're at lea

said, one of those three teams over the last two decades that's won wearing their colored jerseys, the kansas city they did that beating the niners four years ago, so, i don't know what that means for the jerseys today, anna, but my take, i just can't bet against patrick mahomes. he's proven hoover and over aga that he is one of the greatest players to ever play this game. and as an underdog, he is 10-3 in his career. he's a two-point under dog today. we'll see what happens. hopefully we get a good one. >> put some money on it, andy. you are in vegas, after all. enjoy the super bowl. andy scholes, great to see you, thank you so much. well, the super bowl is one of the most watched sporting events of the year, but another game is far more adorable. of course, we're talking about the puppy bowl! this furry little football games comes on before the super bowl. it will feature 131 puppies from dozens of shelters and rescues across the u.s. the best friends animal society partners with cnn's parent organization, warner brothers discovery, to help these adorable little athletes get adopted. well, team r

away friendship bracelets, there are fantastic costumes, whether they are handmade or kansas city chiefs jerseys city been preparing? i and how has the city been preparing?— and how has the city been --rearina? . , and how has the city been --rearin-? ., , ., preparing? i have been here for the last ten _ preparing? i have been here for the last ten days _ preparing? i have been here for the last ten days or— preparing? i have been here for the last ten days or so, - preparing? i have been here for the last ten days or so, not - the last ten days or so, not that i was around back in 1964 when the beatles were here, but everyone is saying that this can only be compared to beatlemania back in 1964 when the beatles were here. you cannot turn on a radio, you can't open a newspaper, you can't open a newspaper, you can't sit on a train and not hear people talking about taylor swift. as you sit in your introduction, the mayor of melbourne is expecting this tour to bring in $1 billion to melbourne's economy alone over the three nights. in addition to that, melbourne airport has its busiest day since bef

. >> pop culture's power couple is giving a kansas city chiefs jersey to a good cause.rsey, signed by travis kelce and taylor swift will be auctioned off for charity. it comes with a picture of the likely nfl hall of famer and the singer songwriter. earlier, the bidding was over $3,000. it's now up to 20,000. the auction benefits a charity that raises money for children with major illnesses or life altering injuries. bidding ends tomorrow, so. very good. >> all right, well, the nba all star break is here. and steph curry is getting ready for a showdown. >> oh yeah casey pratt has a look at what's coming up in sports. >> yeah dan and ama and the warriors could really use a break. but steph curry still has his work cut out for him as he gets ready to take on walnut creek native sabrina ionescu in a three point contest. shots to politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable

in atlanta city, new jersey. he's the stuff of legends. craig calloway is a democratic operative. his good give tal sent talent is harvesting. >> -- there is a shrew, a lost new voters who can come in and turn that around. >> jesse: how many voters. lots of new ones you say, craig. like wanda, craig is not a shamed to the game. >> the votes that came in, those came from who? they came from our organization. >> jesse: the first rule of ballot stuffing is there is no ballot stuffing. craig broke the only rule. the feds justin dieted craig for rigging elections. craig is accused of paying people $50 a head for being ballot messengers. >> i made sure the people from the house, the senior citizens, that's the mail box on the north side. i made sure that happened. >> jesse: craig's messengers are accused of harvesting old folks homes without them even knowing. craig was asked if he suppressed the vote. it was like if he asked if he would push his mother in front of a train. >> can you categorically deny that you are not getting paid to help suppress the vote? >> no, would i never do tha

presence known in eastern pennsylvania, parts of connecticut, rhode island, massachusetts, new jersey, new york city. why are we telling you this? because some people are expected to see 3 inches of snow per hour. >> and just within the last hour, that was a clear shot. now you can see the rain. it must not be cold enough for snow. >> we are expecting temperatures to drop in those areas and then it changes over from rain to snow. and we're seeing a lot of widespread snow across the northeast, and they're looking at the possibility of about 5 to possibly up to 9 inches of snow, most of that hitting within the next few hours before it winds down this evening. and that may have an impact on some of the flights coming from the east coast into the bay area, as we're getting a clear look at our weather for now. but then we are going to see rain coming in with this system arriving tomorrow morning. so we are dry today, and looking at another one of mild temperatures and highs in the low 60s. as we head toward noon to 1:00, widespread rain in the north bay tomorrow and continuing to make its way across much

. >> ainsley: the best city was detroit followed by boston and trenton, new jersey, annapolis, marylandis moving out of new york. a great place to make money if you bought property if you can afford it. the down payments are expensive. let's talk about your book. you really opened up in this book that comes out tomorrow about vulnerable moments in your life. you were in a halfway house, you have been arrested, charged with attempted murder. that was the charges were dropped because they realized you were defending yourself. you had a back injury, addicted to steroids as a result of that. two types of cancers when you were 31 years old. you hit rock bottom. how did you go from that to where you are now? >> when you say it like that, it sounds bad. >> ainsley: crazy, your life. >> i have had a lot of struggles in my life through the cancers, back surgery, getting hooked on the testosterone and the opioids and so many things. we have one shot at this life. it's what you do during the hard times. no matter how banged up we are we can flip our life and get back to where we were and we all ha

host: all right, ocean city, new jersey, independent. caller: so, i am from delaware and i've known joe for 52 years and neither he nor trump have the vitality to do the job third-party candidate for the united states and if i were president i would stay 30 days or less. the job requires the vitality of a national football league player, that civil. -- simple. host: joe, ohio, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. the question of trump being an insurrectionist is the question. he assembled folks. the question about how he rallied them, that is a question. what he didn't do was really come down to is he an insurrectionist, did he allow the transfer of power to be interfered with. i believe that is the case. furthermore, i don't understand how the justices have difficulty understanding one state having brought this case to it. they are brought by several states every session. from small towns, arguments that need their guidance and decisions on. why should that make any difference if it is one state? and the to contact situation, t

. >> zach, i'm curious, are you seeing more kansas city jerseys and, you know, fan wear or more 40 niners'm seeing more 40 niners. >> i mean, i said it a couple of days ago, i think i think that's what i'm looking for more. that's what i care about more. i'm being very unbiased right now. but i really do think i am seeing more 40 niners fans around town, i really do. yeah, that makes sense. >> i want to know about that jacket. >> is that included when you go there? okay so the jacket is a faux fur jacket. >> and yes, that's part of what you get when you go into that experience. you get to take the gloves with you. the jacket i did not get to bring with me, otherwise i'd still be wearing it right now. i love that so much because it was so extra. but yeah, it was fun to get to wear while we were in there. it just is a fun accessory. you get to take all the pictures with it and yeah, why wear one of the solid colors when you can have that? i put our photographer to begrudging me. i put him in the leopard one, the cheetah one. he loved that you have to send us a picture. >> you have to send u

jersey. united says flights from other cities could be added in the fall. >>> the biden administration is forgiving some $1.2 billion in federal student loans for more than 150,000 borrowers. here's cbs' carter evans. >>> i knew that college was going to be quite expensive no matter where i went. >> reporter: freshman talia day is among 1,700 students currently enrolled at pomona college, a prestigious school with a hefty price tag. gabrielle starr is pomona's president. >> ever time we raise tuition it doesn't feel good. >> reporter: between 1980 and 2023 the average price of college tuition, fees, and room and board in the u.s. skyrocketed 155%. right now the average tuition for private colleges is more than $41,000 a year. what would you say is the single biggest expense? >> single biggest expense is people. >> reporter: many colleges and universities now operate like small cities, and critics say that's led to administrative bloat. there are now three times as many administrators and staffers as there are teaching faculties at leading schools. demand for degrees is also driving up costs. >> i f

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alleged to be a part of an illicit network that has been linked to robberies around new york city, yonkers, new jerseyow, new york city is responding in part by imposing curfews on 24 migrant shelters. curfews in place 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. this represents a fraction of the city's migrant population. new curfews cover around 3600 migrants. just to put that in perspective, there are currently 67,000 migrants in more than 200 facilities here in new york city. brian? >> steve: so, madison, it sounds like this venezuelan gang has used the very lax border policies on our southern border to get these ms-13 people into the new york city area, specifically to be a crime gang. >> yes, it does seem that that is the case. that they are taking advantage of an open border in order to not just to get here and to claim asylum as obviously people are doing across the border, but to, in fact, be in a city where there are more lax d.a. policy and prosecution in order to perpetrate crimes that then send revenues back to south america. >> so they have done their research. they know which cities they can get away with m

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he's in atlantic city, new jersey, and he is the stuf f of legend. >> craig callaway is acall democraticoperative and formeor atlantic city council president whose oper is harvesting an organization. and with our effort, what we do, we have a lot of new new rmation to the equation. there are a slew, literally a whole lot of new voters who could come in and come. >> turnout around how many voters of new ones, you say, craig. and unlike wanda, craig's notg s ashamed of the game. >> those vote by mail that camet in, that almost 700 that camethy in when he was up by 200, some of those came froe fromm who came from our organization. >> jesse: the first roll of bat stuffing is that there is no ballot stuffing. jus but craig broke the only rule and the feds just indicteded craig for rigging elections. >> craig icraig s accused of pag people 50 bucks ahead to become pes to harvester votes from old and disabled people. balloti made sure that thehouse, people from the early house, the senior citizens, the disabled people, made sure that that's what that only mailbox is still left on a north side m

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in eastern pennsylvania and also parts of connecticut, rhode island, massachusetts, new jersey and new york city. some areas are expected to see up to 3 inches of snow per hour. >> oh, my goodness. i mean, 3 inches is a lot. 3 inches per hour, that can be really dangerous. >>> very dangerous. they've really been dealing with a snow drought there. they haven't had as much snow as they normally do. it's been a while since they've had a storm like this. some parts of the northeast could see snow up to about 5 to 8, to possibly up to 9 inches of snow. and now is when we're seeing the heavy snow coming down. most of this is expected to wind down as we go into this afternoon, into the evening. the next few hours will be critical. a little closer to home, we are seeing some clouds increasing, some very light, spotty sprinkles as we get ready for a bigger storm system that will be coming in for tomorrow and then bringing us some rounds of rain just in time for valentine's day. rain will be back starting around noon for the north bay, and continuing to make its way across the rest of the bay area into th

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a-year-old migrant from venezuela linked to robberies in new york city, yonkers, new jersey, even floridaa manhattan jewelry store, cops are pinning two carjackings, six gunpoint robberies, finally nabbed while shoplifting at macy's store in new york. police say migrant low-paid gangs, peddling stolen goods and shipping proceeds to south america, living in a taxpayer-funded city shelter after arriving in new york city last year. we don't know anything about these people coming across the board but we know about this individual. stuart: a senator slam in the admin straighten's plan to use va funds to help with the migrant crisis. who is this? ashley: tommy turberville from alabama who introduced no va resources for illegal aliens act, the biden administration is using veteran expenses to help migrants in that crisis. watch this. >> actions of president biden, he decided we need to feed 10 million people who came across the border, house of them and give them healthcare. what better way president biden says, to use community health care centers the va is using. our fund that are supposed to

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through indiana ohio quickly, going into pittsburgh and back into ohio, upstate new york, new york city, new jersey, philadelphia harrisburg, back to philadelphia down through delaware and maryland to d.c.. and so it's a little bit embarrassing that he can't go through kentucky and virginia. and the fact that he has to hide his identity last night of the trip is very embarrassing and his enemies make a lot of that they call him a coward. and this false story is spread around the country by the new york times. in fact, of all the news that's fit to print, but they spread a malicious rumor that is not true that he's wearing a scottish outfit to disguise himself so cartoonists go making fun of lincoln. it's very at a time when he's trying keep the country together. but i became convinced that one of the great achievements of early 1861 and, you know, one of the nice things about taking a long time certain ideas, time to settle in, like a lot of things felt true me at the end of this book that i didn't even think about at the beginning. but the nonsense session of virginia in january and of 1861 is cri

ed in ocean city, new jersey, independent.ler: yes, on the vice president and the president job on the border, first, the united states and charities and churches need to provide financial incentives for businesses to establish businesses in the countries from which the greatest number of immigrants are coming. we cannot handle the flow. and second, working with the united nations, we have to get every nation to agree to take in a certain number of immigrants. we cannot handle the entire number. then on housing, there are many college prep schools and retreat centers, both religious and corporate, rooms that are vacant during the night, many nights during the year. host: take aspect to your view of the vice president. caller: -- take us back to your view of the vice president. caller: i think all washington servants should resign this morning. host: who will you vote for in the fall? caller: i am a third-party candidate for president. host: ok, all right, ed there. abc's recent polling, the former president fends off nikki hal