jetblue planes buried under snow at jfk airport. more than 2,000 flights were canceled at new york area airports. specifically, 506 flights out of laguardia, 866 at jfk, another 663 flights at newark liberty. >>> authorities continue to urge drivers to stay off the roads across the area, and for good reason. new jersey state police tweeted this picture of a car on fire. and when this picture was released, shortly after 7:00 p.m., troopers had already dealt with more than 230 crashes and helped more than 1,040 drivers. another major problem in new jersey, coastal flooding. look at this picture from manasquan, and take a look at the video from margate city in atlantic county just south of atlantic city. severe flooding on the roads right now. eyewitness news reporter a.j. ross, she is in point pleasant, ocean county. a.j. >> reporter: joe, sandra, been putting on a show here along the beach in point pleasant all day today with this wintry, snowy ice mix that's just been blustery. the wind gusts have been extremely powerful pushing the

new york's jfk airport received 30.5". baltimore, md got 29.2". newark, nj had 28.1". central park in new york got 26.8". the stormcast hd shows the low moving east and taking the snow with it tonight. we'll thenen see quiet weathehe with cloudy skies tomorrowownd a bit more sunshine wednesday. thehenow forecast shows another half inch or so of accumulation across the east. the rest of us will not see any more measurable snow. 19 with snow ending. foggy and breezy conditions will persist. tomorrow, look for a typical january da the high will be 30 with mostly cloudy skies. the 7-day shows a warmup to the 40s friday, saturday, and sunday. no significant chances of snow will be seen after tonight. fred: tim:jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred! the winter weather can have an effect on your emotions. we'll look at winter and depression, coming up. tim: winter can be a esesesstorm we just saw, a lot of folks just want these dreary days to go away. but there are ways to fight the winter blues. here's holly firfer with today's health minute. " " even if you love the cold and outdoor

antwan: a live look at jfk airport, hundreds of flights have been cancel for tomorrow, if you plan on flying out, check with your our line first. christina: mayor de blasio called out the sanitation department for not doing a good enough job cleaning up queens. antwan: we have more from glean glendale. reporter: folks have been out, tries to remove the snow, so

new york's jfk airport received 30.5". baltimore, md got 29.2". newark, nj had 28.1". central park in new york got 26.8". the stormcast hd shows the low moving east and taking the snow with it tonight. we'll then see quiet weather with cloudy skies tomorrow and a bit more sunshine wednesday. the snow forecast shows another half inch or so of accumulation across the east. the rest of us will not see any more 19 with snow ending. foggy and breezy conditions will persist. tomorrow, look for a typical january day. the high will be 30 with mostly cloudy skies. the 7-day shows a warmup to the 40s friday, saturday, and sunday. no significant chances of snow will be e en after tonighgh jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred! (fred) you bet. still to come... a good sign for childhood health from a recent report. details ahead. t protecting their children's health, but a new report has something to help worrying parents relax a bit. lana zak has more "childhood is a those beautiful babies grow into kids and then teens, how we protect them changes too. in a new report? researchers f

he was arrested last week at jfk airport. standing by for a big announcement about gun laws in virginia. tomorrow, governor terry mcauliffe and republican leaders will unveil a bipartisan deal. they say the subject of protective orders will be prohibited from having guns. the state police have required gun shows to provide background checks. 7 fourth abc continuing coverage of the announcement. alison: female troops will now weeks ofndard 12 maternity leave, an increase for most branches, but it does not cut the current amount of leave core paidvy and rain maternity leave will be expanded to 14 days. the moves are designed to increase recruitment to military careers. updating a story you saw here earlier this month, and elaborate treehouse in southeast still has to come down. it was the subject of a heated debate. they committee voted today to revoke the permit because it extends 20 inches over public space. they now have 60 to 90 days to clear it. on tape,aught teenagers in trouble after a pair of violent incidents on metro.

jfk airport in new york getting 30.5. and baltimore's bwi airport, newark airport, 28.1. much more from the blizzard ahead. >>> but first, moments of panic on an american airlines jet, that's what passengers are describing as a miami to milan flight was hit by severe turbulence over the atlantic. the aircraft was forced to make an emergencying land in newfoundland in canada. four passengers were taken to the hospital. they're all expected to be okay. >>> a dealt that fight to atlanta was forced to make an emergency landing. passengers said they were heard a loud bang coming from one of the engines before one the plane set down in taiwan. >>> okay, we move next to politics. the iowa caucuses are exactly one week today. a new poll shows that donald trump has now surged ahead of ted cruz in iowa. fans keep flocking to his rallies, so do protesters. on sunday donald trump was when a man wearing a turban raised a sign, saying trump hate. >> he wasn't wearing one of those hates, wasn't he? he never will. >> it appeared to reporters there that trump was referring to both the man

the airline is launchinging daily service between daytona the and jfk airport. the airline will have one flight a day for now. crews say that could increase if the trips are popular. the airline could add flights to other cities like boston later in the future. the first flight is set to arrive before noon today. i checked the temperature in new york, 41 degrees. here. >> it is starting off ugly. in fact, this is the 55 west building in downtown orlando. the only reason we know it is that building, we can see it lit up. we are seeing a lot of fog over downtown. you have to keep in mind many cameras are elevated well above the roadways. it is looking worst, higher up in the atmosphere than down at the surface. still some lower visibilities in orange county down to a half mile along i-4. and that's what it feels like, a light north wind. here are visibilities at a half mile in orlando. many other spots looking pretty good. leesburg could see this getting worse. it is a good hair day. warming to 75 as rain chances will only be at 10% let's check on the roads. dori,

. >>> jfk airport unveiling a new type of technology, facial recognition equipment. of the airports in washington and baltimore will be the next to get that technology. >>> and we want to take a quick look at the markets, because they are going down. all in the red. quickly wiping away any of yesterday's gains. right now the european and asian markets closing lower today as well. thanks for joining us. i'm del walters in new york. the news continues next live from london. ♪ >>> defense ministers of seven countries in the coalition against isil meet to discuss new ways of stepping up the night. >>> that is the u.s. secretary of state meets his russian counterpart to try to work out differences over the syrian peace talks. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm felicity barr and this is al jazeera live from london, also coming up, the pakistani taliban condemns a university attack where 20 people were killed and dozens wounded. >>> he is the master at the art of the deal. he is -- >> and sarah palin, d

. >> most flights out of the area we're going to look live now at jfk airport. according to flightaware.com, 52% of flights were canceled at kennedy today. 75% of flights canceled out of lugardia. 60% of flights out of newark were canceled. 500 flights have been canceled tomorrow, mostly out of newark. >>> grab a shovel and make some cash in new york city. the sanitation department is hiring emergency snow laborers. they will remove snow from places including bus stops, crosswalks and fire hydrants throughout the five boroughs. if you are interested, head to a sanitation garage between 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. this week. pay starts at $13.50 an hour. >>> and when we come back, >> with the thawing today, black ice certainly a concern tonight. >> this will be a pattern all week. we got thawing and then refreezing at night. we head outside tonight and we see the blacktop outside of our studios on columbus avenue. temperature up to 35 degrees. it went a couple degrees above freezing tonight. that will quickly fall overnight tonight with the calm winds. watch for blac

jfk airport in newew york geing 30.5. and baltltimore's i airport, 29.2. the national zoo in washington, d.c., with a little over 22 inches. much more from the blizzard ahead. >>> but first, moments of panic on an american airlines jet, that's what passengers are describing as a miami to milan flight was hit by severe turbulence over the atlantic. the aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing in newfoundland, cananada. where ambulances were waiting on the tarmac. three flight attendants and four passengers were taken to the hospital. they're all expected to be okay. >>> and a delta fight totlanta was forc to make an emergey landing. passengers said they were heard a loud bang coming from one of the engines before the plane set down in san juan. after changing planes the passengers continued to atlanta. >>> okay, we move next to politics. the iowa caucuses are exactly one week today. a new poll shows that donald trump has now surged ahead of ted cruz in iowa. now, fans keep flocking to his rallies, but so do protesters. on sunday trump was talking wh

near jfk airport, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >>> police say the suspects drove off in a 2010 white volkswagen jetta. >>> arrestedded and held hostage why north korea says a hostile acts from the u.s. government. >>> a toddler found alone running along the freezing highway, see where his parents were. >>> and a cow that escaped and led police on a wild chase. hearing loss can make you feel left out disconnected from life's every day moments causing a lot of friction and unnecessary stress. introducing totalcare, a revolutionary hearing program unlike anything you've ever experienced. our licensed hearing experts even use advanced otoscopic technology to show you what's happening inside your ear as part of the most complete and accurate hearing check up available today. you're going to be amazed by our advanced hearing aids. wow! thanks to hearing usa, i'm hearing things that i've missed out on for years. grandpa. i feel like my self again. so when it comes to your hearing don't trust anyone but hearusa. call today for your free video otoscopic hearing check up. free demonstration of the latest

. >>> new york's jfk airport unveiling facial recognition technology.der that matches a person's face to their passport. it will be used on countries where travelers visas are being waived. >>> we're following a storm system that is threatening to dump as much as two feet of snow along the east coast. parts of the system already bringing snow to the south. nicole this one is going to be massive. >> yes, and one of the big players is the fact that the temperatures have gotten colder since last week. so it supports more snow versus rain. here are some of the temperatures which have been cooler than average. we have had a little bit of moderation versus the deep freeze, so minneapolis at 22 today versus some of the negatives we saw a couple of days ago, but still cold enough to support the snow versus the western side of the country, where the northwest, temperatures in the 50s will make that more of a rain storm. what we're already dealing with today has been a few inches of snow south of the great lakes, also freezing precipitation on the southern end of

at jfk airport jonah goldberg "fox 5 news." antwan: the health department released a statement saying quote is working closely with the cdc to protect new yorkers from the zika virus. there are no cases in york city but travelers returning from affected areas are nice to take precautions. christina: the iowa caucuses are less than three weeks away. antwan: a few between donald trump and texas senator ted cruz lashing out at one another. >> if you're offended at my pointing out how much the failed policies of hillary clinton and andrew cuomo and bill defazio have hurt new yorkers which of those policies do you agree with and given the fact that for much of his life donald was financially supporting those politicians. >> ted cruz criticizes new york and the people of new york. he's a disgrace. i think he's a total disgrace. antwan: the iowa caucuses are set for monday february 1. christina: bernie sanders wants michigan governor and rick snyder to resign over alleged contaminated water and the plant. the tap water became contamin

the most reported near jfk airport in new york and dulles in washington. >> experts say the damage will cost that region anywhere between $500 million and $3 billion. >> speaking of damage, in sarasota, cleanup continues more than a week after a tornado ripped through siesta key t. sent a lot of debris flying into the bay. crews were out on the water today, trying to up. retrieve it, the longer it sits itch the water flow and wind flows and different things, it is going to cause greater and greatser damage. >> the crews and volunteers will be out there cleaning up all week. if the cost reaches a certain level, the federal government may reimburse some of the expenses. >> the legislature may consider a proposal to allow concealed permit holders to carry their guns out in the open. that's meeting swift criticism around the state and now from leaders in tampa, as well. evan axelbank is live at tampa city hall to tell us what they have to say about this. >> reporter: the mayor, the police chief and the state attorney all took aim at this proposal, saying it could not only harm tourism, but

baltimore and new york, and winter weather advisory in virginia and north carolina. 27.7 inches out at jfk airport. central park 25 inches, the national zoo where the panda was, 22 inches. the philadelphia airport at 20.8 and 16 in baltimore. the storm system moving out, high pressure moving off to the east, and our next storm system is pulling into the state tomorrow afternoon bringing us the chance for a few flurries, and cooler temperatures and gusty winds. most of the wet weather though showing in the mountains where there's winter weather advisory in place through lunchtime monday testimony front range mountains seeing six to twelve inches. three to six closer to craig. i'll time it out, the rest of this meaning most -- evening mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow not too bad, but the clouds increasing as the afternoon goes on. i pause the clock at 1:00 p.m., where are you going to be? watching? dry around here. snow fall continues in the mountains. the fresh powder, and 5:00 and 6:00, the lighten a showers and possibly -- light rain showers and possibly snow showers move in, and heavier snow sunday

. >>> tsa agents confiscated a large knife at jfk airport. we have a picture of it. security screeners spotted this knife with a ten inch blade at a checkpoint yesterday. it is unclear if the knife was in carry on or checked luggage. >>> uber is doing something new yorkers are not used to, dropping fares. today uber dropped fares on its uberx services by 15%. from $3 to $2 dollars 55 with the per mile rate going from $2.15 to $1.75. while customers are happy uber drivers are mixed reaction. >> i'm definitely feel like we gonna get busy we gonna get whatever money we need and everybody gonna be happy. >> i'm going to quit. >> so what going to do? >> i don't know. >> reporter: the drop-in fares will result in more rides, according to uber. >>> hundreds of longshoremen walked off the job. chopper 2 was over port elizabeth during the walkout that started at 10 a.m. the ports of new york and new jersey, this is the largest on the east coast. a long line of truckers was left trying to enter the port. a spokesman for the international longshoreman's association says the uni

those are mainly flying to and from jfk airport in new york-- and newark in new jersey. but also according to flight airports along the east coast-- you wont have too much trouble at the airports. thanks marissa.... time now is x:xx --- a powerful this morning, we're seeing video of the moment that quake hit... breaking overnight... that claims to show nine of the men behind the november terror attacks in paris. this is a still frame from the video. the gruesome roughly 18-minute tape shows the attackers' so-called "final messages," and some of the militants beheading hostages. the identities of the victims are not known. the paris attacks left 130 people dead. in the video, one man says the group was authorized to act by isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi... at that the goal was to bring france to its knees. scary moments in the air after turbulance forces a jet to make an emergency landing... touched down in canada last night after it was bounced around mid-air. it was so bad, seven people were taken to the hospital. it hit like a big dip...some flight attendants were wit

heading over to the belt parkway by jfk airport, this is just past lefferts boulevard, still very quiet. all the roads look like this. >> okay, lauren. >>> as lauren was talking about the trains, the mta may totally shut down l train service and do it for as long as three years. a spokesperson telling news 4 that's just one of several options the transit authority is considering to repair the tube. it was flooded with salt water during superstorm sandy. shutting down the tube could affect as many as 300,000 riders a day. >>> we also have an important update on a horrific limousine fire that killed five nurses in california. it was back in 2013. among them was a newlywed. the company that made that stretch limo is recalling 1,000 it turns out that friction caused by a drive shaft can spark a fire. the company was never blamed for the deadly accident. the recall covered 1998 to 2005 models. >>> gas prices in the city are less than $2 a gallon, but some companies are still hitting customers with fuel surcharges for deliveries. 4 investigates fount out fedex, u.p.s., and dhl all lowered the

. >>> facial recognition technology is now being used at jfk airport in new york. it is part of an effort to help verify a traveler entering the united states, if it matches the picture on their passport. now here is how it works. the photo is taken and compared to the image on the person's passport or visa. the computer then generates a score between one and 100, and if the score is low, the officer can refer the individual for further processing. right now, there are 18 machines, spread throughout three terminals at jfk and officials say at least 500 people a day chosen randomly will be screened. >>> if you have traveled to parts of latin america or the caribbean or puerto rico and you are pregnant, you are being urged to get tested for a mosquito born defect, recently linked to an increase in birth defect and causes babies to be born with seriously underdeveloped heads and brains and pregnant women are advised to postpone travel to infected areas. >>> time is 4:25 chipotle is taking extra measures to make sure due get sick. paid sick leave. so employees don't fe

in better news, a live look at the belt parkway by jfk airport. things moving nicely on the roadway today. let's hope they move nicely at the airport as well. it will be a busy day playing catch-up there. we'll have all the information for you. we'll take a closer look at the rails when i come. people waking up looking out the window now hoping to see a plowed street. >> depends where you are. some of the streets are still impassable. here's a look at the map. it shows in real time what areas have been plowed. on some side streets, it's actually been quite a while. "today in new york's" katherine creag is in ozone park with the latest there. lot of big piles of snow behind you. >> reporter: so many problems, kerry and darlene. especially when you consider school that will be on today for people trying to catch the city bus for kids waiting for the school bus. that area there, that's a pickup for the city bus. the problem is there are cars there where you would pick up the bus. there's no area where it's been shoveled out where people can get on th

he traveled up to jfk airport in new york and took off for somalia in 2011. court documents say he learned how to fight and did battle against kenyan government soldiers. kenyan authorities arrested jones last month. they say he was trying to get a boat to yemen. jones is now back in the u.s. and facing terrorism charges in new york. >>> president obama's final state of the union address. it is less than 24 hours away. and tomorrow a northern virginia army veteran will be one of the president's and the first lady's invited guests. news4's chris lawrence spoke with him tonight. he is live outside in the capital. hey, chris. >> hey, wendy, when he got the call from the white house, it came up as an unknown number. he told me he came this close to not answering the call. >> okay, who is this really? is it somebody i know playing a prank? >> reporter: it was the white house asking him to sit with the first lady. >> what was your first reaction to this invitation? >> i was shocked. i had to take a moment to breathe and really take it in. his parents emigrated to t

those are mainly flying to and from jfk airport in new york-- and newark in new jersey. but the cancellations travelers are seeing today-- still less than over the weekend. over 30 flights cancelled flying in and out of mccarran on friday-- over 30 flights cancelled on saturday as well. most of those-- flying in and out of affected airports on the east coast. overall-- more than 12 thousand flights were cancelled nationwide over the weekend. but also according to flight aware-- there are no arrival or departure delays. the medical marijuana industry is growing fast here in the valley... now they're looking for new employees! "terra tech" is opening three new dispensaries this march, and the owner says they're looking for about 125 workers. yesterday they held a job fair to find some canididates, but if you're interested, you can still apply online. there's 7 different positions... everything from a "bud-tender" to delivery drivers. "we're really not that much different than a traditional retailer whether it's a restaurant or a nightclub or a clothing store....just a more

white house and the capitol, about 22-inches from that's less than harrisburg, pennsylvania and jfk airport. 20 is pretty good. just to give you an idea to compare that to cleveland, so 8-inches of snow at hopkins airport. this is a big storm for the entire season. normally 34. that means we are more than two feet, 26-inches below normal so far this season. mark mentioned snow on thursday possibly could get us up to 9 or 10 and we warm back up. what a winter it has been. certainly snowless when you factor in what they were deal with on the east coast, a big time difference. back to the desk. >>> coming up at five. abe pagoda has died. we will look at his long career. >> new at six, how much money did ohioans spend on alcohol numbers coming. >>> well abe pagoda has died. known for his betrayals in the godfather and barney miller, natural causes in his sleep. he was 94 years old. >>> new at five, one local ohio shelter dog has a new home. >> who the new dog's owners has everyone talking. the dog from colerain township was in terrible condition. look at this poor thing. he was rescued from a h

the bus catch we have been telling you about. from that, what we were talking about was the snow, jfk airport saw 30.5 inches of snow, check out these police cruisers, we are about to show you that were buried -- look at that. >> when you have that much snow. it's not just the snow, but the wind of it they have to contend with as well. unbelieverrable. pictures coming owl of washington, d.c and phily. and completely snowed in in parts of west virginia where they got upwards of -- the winner of the big event. 42 inches in west virginia >> i have been stuck in some of the snowstorms in boston and that's what you see, white pretty much everywhere. >> i have a handy tape measurer here that i always have in my this is what it would be, right there. past my waist. >> this explains why two people died. >> it is heavy to lift some of that, especially some of the wetter snow. drifts are unbelieverrable. they have to deal with it. it's not a spring snow. we don't have more on the way. >> it has been gorgeous. temperatures with an east win. look at that. dig deep in our closets for the last few days, pa

airports. hi, dan. >> reporter: this is not exactly comforting news for passengers. three of jfk's facilities are on this list, this audit, finding problems at some of the nation's biggest and busiest airports. it is where they are needed most, and a new report says there aren't enough air traffic controllers in the tower. the transportation department inspector general faulting 13 of the nation's busiest airports, including jfk. an investigation finding jfk's tower, approach tower and high altitude traffic center don't have the minimum fully trained controllers as establish the by the federal aviation administration. the faa has allowed the towers to operate because controllers still in training are used to fill in the gaps, according to the associated press. the problem? the report found those trainees are not fully qualified to have big problems if they're called upon to step in and take control. the faa responding saying the agency has begun the process of centrally managing many of the staffing resources and decisions at the national level to maximize the staffing benefits for

dari: that's what the crews who handle airport snow removal deal with. jodi goldberg has more from jfk. >> reporter: it's just the beginning of what could be three to five days of nonstop work for the guys at snow lift. they're in charge of making sure the roads and terminals at airports around the country, including jfk, laguardia and newark, are clear of snow. delta is one of their biggest customers. more than 2,000 pounds of sodium is being loaded on to a salt spreader to prepare for the storm. >> we're calling in operators and fuelling up equipment and staging the equipment. schedules people eight to 12 hours before the snow even starts. ever since september 11th, in order to work, operators must be fingerprinted and pass a 10 year background check. >> we do three or four terminals plus the port authority plus cargo areas. >> when it's snowing, this room is very busy with people. >> reporter: the president and ceo oversees the whole operation. >> we have to order food. we have fuel on hand. we have material on hand. just coordinating the operators and the contractors to be here. >>

came to this country as an exchange student from india and i still remember the flame landing at jfk airport i looked out of the window and i saw the skyline of new york city, i saw the statue of liberty and a very strange feeling came over me. i knew at the moment that that moment that i get moved from the margin of the world to the center and i knew that my life from that moment on whidbey in ways that i couldn't anticipate completely different. >> that drives my politics. now fast forward a quarter of a century, and i found myself last year standing in a new york courtroom in which a prosecutor and bailiff said in a loud voice that united states of america versus dinesh d'souza. and i have to tell you as an immigrant, but h. though that sent down my spine, the idea that my adopted country had applied at full force the fbi, prosecutorial practice of the justice department against me. i've now completed the eight months of captivity overnight and incarceration in the community confinement center in the southern part of california and initially intimidating but at the end of the day, quite e

central florida and the big apple. welcome today when it touched down from its first ever flight from jfk airport in new york city to daytona beach international airport. the airline will now make one daily non-stop flight between the two cities. it is described as a wild shootout. summer: witnesses describe the scene. >> you can feel the vibrations of them shooting back. summer: how it all came to an end several hours later. meredith: we are looking into the death of a law enforcement dog. summer: recommended changes to your diet, what you should work to cut out. tony: we have some sunshine in orlando, but back toward the we will talk mo an angry military veteran night in a while shootout. it lasted well into the morning. summer: the apartment complex where it happened is riddled with bullets. every window of the away. apartment complex. >> we are not talking pistols or anything like have the artillery. -- heavy artillery. cars , walls, windows with bullets that police say it will be more than 24 hours to process this. michael taylor started throwing pots and pans out of his apartment, then star

because now you're a former top guy at jfk airport. l, understand -- stuart: you could have done that. >> understand this was not a problem of the airport making a mistake, this was the airline that made this mistake, okay? this wasn't the airport's respondent, it's the airline's responsibility that as passengers are deplaned, they are directed the right way. when people come off an airplane at an international terminal there are two corridors they can go down. and the airline's responsibility, the gate agent's responsibility from the airline is to direct them either into the domestic queue where they go intopopulation and go down -- general population and go down to baggage claim, or into a secure corridor that takes them through the federal inspection system. and they are segregated at a point at the entrance to the jetway. it appears in the incident in november the gate agent made a mistake and directed the people down the wrong corridor or at least some of those people. they did catch it quickly. stuart: okay. it's just a little ner

near jfk airport she is in critical condition. she and her daughter were confronted by two robbers. the woman was shot in the chest and her daughter was pistol whipped and robbed. they sped off and volkswagen jetta . call crime stoppers at 800 577 tips. ben: they caught a break in the case when they caught this surveillance video of he was arrested yesterday in chelsea accused of slashing a 32-year-old man. the victim's ones required 150 stitches. juliet: that is terrible! animal rescue groups are trying to save a cow that got away from a slaughterhouse. the video went viral. the animal led police on a chase that started on jamaica avenue. the cow bolted through the streets. he was finally caught in the garage at archer and 135th st. the precinct tweeted the photos ending the cows short taste of freedom. >> he was running! >> he was running this way and that way! the other guy gave him a rope! juliet: unfortunately, i sound like a hypocrite because i do eat meat look at that little face. the cow is scheduled to be slaughtered today .ben: some are hoping it will be saved and taken to

high-tech way to make sure people are who they say they are.ay we show how it is working at new york's jfk airport. >> it is another way to make sure us customs and border safe. >> diametrically confirmed. >> he says facial comparison technology will cut down on impostors. without adding to the time it takes for the person entering the country to clear customs. >> for our officers enhancing facial ability to match a toddler to the patient who iso critical. >> the photo was taken compared to a persons based on more than 80 is important they will only be detained if further administrative action is needed option. >> officials say at least 500 a day chosen randomly will be screened. we also have to be on the front line of technology. a man is in jail the judge ordered the pitfall to paintball to be put down immediately j when they showed up to do it. it was actually a look alike that he adopted just a week ago. >> it is one thing, mr. dotson it is quite another thing o and to put her flight, escort as my ten years as a judge, i can't recall a more cold and heartless act. >> he now has to spend 28 day

chris hohmann will have more anna: jfk international airport in new york city is now using face recognition technology. customs agents unveiled the security equipment yesterday to customs border protection management. they said it was created to help reduce human error. heather: most of walmart's u.s. employees will get raises as part of the company's commitment to [indiscernible] most will get a pay hikes on february 20. this came nine months after many suffered pay cuts. after it was discovered that the average employee earns only about $13 per hour. unions and workers rights groups are lobbying for a living wage of $15 per hour. anna: and you will have to wait a little bit longer for the next "star wars" film to hit theaters. it will be released in december 2017. it was originally supposed to be released seven months earlier. "we'll force away can's" was originally planned for a summer 2016 release but was pushed forward to last month -- "the force awakens" was originally planned for a summer 2016 release but was pushed forward to just last month. heather: new information about winners o

at jfk airport jody goldberg "fox 5 news." antwan: the city health department teaming up of the center for disease control to warn new yorkers about the zika outbreak. the agency issued alerts and quebec the city's health departments working closely with the cdc to protect new yorkers from the zika virus. there are no cases of zika virus in new york city but travelers from the affected areas are advised to take precautions. christina: at least 20 people are dead after militants rated a me. this happened at a popular meeting place called western diplomat. friends security forces killed for jihadists attackers. another 126 hostages were freed. and i'll qaeda linked terrorist group has claimed responsibility. antwan: a new district attorney in the bronx. christina: he was in i graded at lehman college. during the salimone he -- airmen she pledged to take care of a lot of issues including gun violence governmental corruption community relations and rikers island. she's the first woman to hold the position of district attorney in t

. >>> right now, a live look at jfk airport, where they had hundreds of departures today. because of the storm, nearly 34,000 flights were canceled across the country. more than 1,000 have been canceled for tomorrow. it has been nearly 48 hours since the snow began following. a lot of people who live in queens say their roads haven't been plowed. cbs 2's valerie castro spoke to some who say they want some answers. >> reporter: christine, we're here along metropolitan area. it's a main roadway. you can see it's clear. the plows have been here and have taken care of any snow. if you go just one block that way, it is a completely different story. the sound of frustration echoed throughout middle village in queens. >> reporter: he got stuck on the stretch of 69th road around 6:00 sunday night, and stayed there. >> came up this way, because every other block was closed off, and i got stuck right here. so. >> >> reporter: and you had four men trying to help you. >> four grown men, just as big as i am, and couldn't move the car, and we're all wondering what happened to the sanita