>> okay, kat. >> no, no. >> kat, you're seeing some kind of reverberations or rumblings among the feminists that maybe hillary isn't the best choice. are they just going to vote for her anyway? >> yeah, probably. they probably will. it's really, really, really sad. i don't understand why she's not in jail, right? even avery went to jail for a rape he didn't commit. for some reason she's not in jail because of her privilege. the clinton machine is just so powerful. even if she didn't technically break a law, she clearly doesn't care about national security. that should disqualify her. she shouldn't be able to run as a feminist when she actively ruined other women's lives. but that's okay, too. everyone just kind of looks past everything. i don't know if she has a mind control thing going on, because that's really the only thing i could think of, the fact she can just get away with everything. >> she probably made you say that. >>> up next, the rules of the pool. no running, no diving into the shallow end, and no assaulting women. is this how germany's getting its migrants to assimilate? the

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>> okay, kat. >> no, no. >> kat, you're seeing some kind of reverberations or rumblings among the feministsary isn't the best choice. are they just going to vote for her anyway? >> yeah, probably. they probably will. it's really, really, really sad. i don't understand why she's not in jail, right? even avery went to jail for a rape he didn't commit. for some reason she's not in jail because of her privilege. the clinton machine is just so powerful. even if she didn't technically break a law, she clearly doesn't care about national security. that should disqualify her. she shouldn't be able to run as a feminist when she actively ruined other women's lives. but that's okay, too. everyone just kind of looks past everything. i don't know if she has a mind control thing going on, because that's really the only thing i could think of, the fact she can just get away with everything. >> she probably made you say that. >>> up next, the rules of the pool. no running, no diving into the shallow end, and no assaulting women. is this how germany's getting its migrants to assimilate? the answer is probab

back to you. >> yeah, and it sounds so long ago enw, kat. you look so adora sble out there with your coat, can i just say, very, very cute. >> i thank you. >> thank you, kat. >>> as the potential snowstorm approaches, you can track it and see howour community is preparing if wur news 4 new york app and select the weather tab there. you'll find radar and any weather alerts you need to know about. >>> new here at noon, just got video the suspect wanted in a take a good look. he is accused of knocking a man tote ground on -- to the ground on east sixth street. slicing his face and taking off. the suspect is described as an asian man between 20 and 30 ye s old, 150 pounds. if you know anything, call police. >>> new at noon, dozens of people braifd the cold t -- braved the cold to protest a hate crime. police say the men seen running in o this video viciously attacked a man in the bronx and now the unity needs your help finding them fast. tracie strahan is in park ester with the new developments all new at noon, tracie. >> reporter: we have learn

i'll be calling them later. >> they'll say, kat who? kat, thank you. >>> 6:03 now. new this morning, a violent robbery in the williams bridge section of the bronx is caught on camera. police want to find the three men who robbed a 67-year-old man on white plains road last week. a little difficult to see here, the victim around the neck. that victim struggles before being thrown to the ground. he says the men took the money out of his pocket as the he lay on the street. >>> grief counselors will be at columbia university today after three students were killed in a bus crash in honduras. students had just completed a volunteer mission and were heading to the airport for their flight home. but their bus veered off a road and fell 80 feet into a gully. 21-year-old daniella moffson from barnard college was killed, along with 20-year-old olivia erhardt and 45-year-old abigail flanagan. "today in new york's" tracie strahan will have a live report in the next half hour. >>> in new jersey, a substitute teacher is charged with sexually assaulting a young student. prosecutors

kat? >> reporter: kerry, to say the least, it will be a challenge trying to navigate the sidewalks, the roadways and we want to zoom in to these people right over here. it looks like for the last they've been trying to get their vehicle out of that. so many cars are buried on top. there's snow all around them and snow as well. you take a look at a street like this which looks like it hasn't seen a plow since the blizzard hit over the weekend. that street is 82nd street near 101st avenue near ps 64 school. that will be open like all the other schools in new york city. in many neighborhoods in queens, people are saying it's going to be difficult getting to work and/or school in woodhaven. we met a car owner digging out his vehicle with the help from neighbors. they're asking for help from the city around 60th road near the l.i.e. >> i thought they were ready. they said it on the news. what is this? it's crazy. even a 4 by 4 can't go on these >> new york city's public advocate and other local

extreme negativity, like kat -- kat, is this the new approach to terror? always say it's gun violence? >> absolutely. people are so, so hell-bent on blaming it on guns, that they become disconnected from reality. based on some of the solutions they're coming up with, like the gun registry, dumbest things ever. the burglars should be able to look to see who has a gun when deciding who to rob. great ideas. you guys be doing a great job. it's got to change. less and less safe every time this happens. >> that's why i like the gun registry, because then people are going to buy guns because they don't want burglars coming to their house. if you have a region sti, burglars will look at it and think, they better get a gun so they don't get invaded because burglars are less inclined to go to a place that's armed. the next story is ridiculous. in germany, which is a country, let's get that clear. i want to make that clear to everybody at home. there was a big demonstration this weekend outside the cologne train station where a massive sexual assault took place on ne

they're all cheering. >> all right, kat. wow. let's check in with chris cimino. chris, they can make a call, right? people are up. >> at this hour, i'm sure. if they're winners, they'll be happy. if they're losers, click. dealing with a couple flurries out there. most of them light and north of the city. some sun is going to make its return later on. less wind this afternoon. it's certainly going to be much more bearable to be out there. temperatures it climb well into the 30s as opposed to struggling to get to 30 degrees like yesterday. looking at 23 right now. mostly cloudy in the city. maybe a flurry up until 8:00 a.m. breaks of sun for the afternoon. at 3:00, 38 degrees. more changes in the works. we'll get to that in the seven-day forecast. let's get to lauren for the commute. >> thanks, chris. we have overnight track work out there on ten different subway lines. do expect delays and service changes there. we have quite a few detours today. for new york city, the m-9, 103 then nj transit bus routes 30, 37, 78, and 107. you do need to move your car today. all

it's so cold. >> kat creag there. getting into one of the pop-up stores legally. >> legally. >> all legally. what's going on, lauren? >> we have some problems on the roads but people have heat in their cars. for people who don't have heat on the platforms, 25 minute delays and cancellations. the lirr has a broken rail near westbury. service suspended on the j and z between crescent street and jamaica center. q 56 bus. no downtown service on the 6 train in the bronx and delays on the a, d, j, 5 train. lots of rail problems. >> chris, one more check. >> first time i have to use the it's ffffff cold out there, right? >> 11 in the city, single digits in the north and west. subzero wind chills. if you look at the seven day forecast, the rest is not bad, all 40s. >> that's a trick. >> think about it. tomorrow, it will be all good.

the thing is, kit kat's very popular in other countries. for example if you go to japan they have a kit kat bar in all the different flavors. >>> ahead in the video vault, 40 years ago a new producer took over the lavish folies bergere at the tropicana. >> reed: but joe agosto's background was not in show business. it was in in separating people from their money if you know what we mean. the mobster and the show girls coming up. >> marie: close call as mother nature leaves behind a big mess for drivers. a look at the rocky chaos when we come back. >> chloe: we're lucky enough to see beautiful blue skies across the area. a quick look at the forecast for this evening. calm conditions. temperatures dropping into the upper upper 40s by nine. while it may be calm right now, thing thats are going to change over the next few days. another pacific storm getting ready to enter the coast again. i'll let you know how it could news 3. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we

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galloway, about a 15 minute drive southwest of columbus, ohio. 3 when it comes to the shape of the kit kat chocolate bar, courts in europe continue to tell nestle: give me a break. britain's high court on wednesday again refused to allow nestle to trademark the "shape of a four finger chocolate-coated wafer," better known as the kit kat bar. rivals such as cadbury, produce a similar bar. the two companies have gone to court in london and in the european court of justice. nestle has failed since 2010 to trademark the shape in the u.k. nestle said it will appeal the latest ruling. "we believe that t t shape deserves to be protected as a trademark," a spokesperson said in a statement. frustrated with increasing surveillance by the federal government and corporations, politicians in 16 states are pushing for sweeping privacy laws. on wednesday, officials proposed legislation to guard personal privacy and student data, and to make it harder for police to use high-tech spying tactics. the measures, which vary in topic and scope, would protect the personal information of 100 million americans, a

kat, so much concern about pedestrian accidents, and that's the reason for the program. >> reporter: absolutely, michael. you hear from the mayor saying the city streets are absolutely safer than they were a couple about a tragedy lika this. what happened here at this intersection, this is east 9th street and avenue u, where a life was taken. a bicyclist killed here just hours ago. the victim, 54 years old. he lived in brooklyn. the truck driver who hit him, nowhere to be found. the investigation goes on, but this happened the same day the city talked about vision zero, that the numbers show city wide the number of pedestrian deaths has gone down 22% over the last two years since the start of vision zero. the mayor says that translates into 66 people who are alive today. the mayor and others talked about improvements to the notorious queens boulevard, and pedestrians told us they do sense that something has improved. >> yes, i think it is a little safer than like a year or two years ago. >> i'm not quite sure. it's a lot better now. >> reporter: and some of the changes there include

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kat, crews hav ine just arrived. we've been hearing from everybody with concerns about queens, kat. >> reporter: well, michael, for the first time in days you're seeing pavement now. blacktop on the street. this is 85th road. we are right at the corner of 96th street. there have been would plows here in the last couple of hours. we also just received a response from city hall about unplowed streets in queens. a spokeswoman for the mayor saying queens experienced heavier and faster nsnowfall than other boroughs. she said the neighborhood is working as fast as it can and one man, you have to see a look on his face. he's really puzzled. why it took so long to clear 85th road. >> i don't know if they're not taseeing enough tax dollars or the right calls. >> reporter: we've been communicating with the mayor's office all morning long. that spokeswoman for mayor de blasio said as soon as the city could, michael, it will send additional snowplows to remedy these areas. >>> it's not going to come soon enough for people who ha

britain's high court refused to allow nestle to trademark the kit kat bar shape. nestle has failed since 2010 to trademark the shape in the u-k. the four finger kitkat bars have been made in britain since 19-35. a group of adorable baby otters are safe after they were rescued by a homeowner. the three tiny otters were discovered after workers found an otter den underneath a driveway. now volunteers at the florida wildlife hospital are trying to fill in. animal care staffers say they "this will be a long haul endeavor for them to get about 23 to 2400-dollars per otter." the hospital is looking for donations, and hoping these babies make it through the next few months. a family builds a giant olaf from disney's "frozen" in their yard. it's about twelve to thirteen feet tall. samantha and her dad jeff spent almost an entire day last week building the snowman. jeff and samantha have been building giant snowmen for years... stick.. his buttons are a uh.. ice cream spending time with family. it's coming up on today in iowa -- it's time to start thinking about filing you

kat, thank you. >>> time for a check of weather and traffic. we're going to start with chris cimino. i was on the road lake those ike those drivers early this morning. you just have to go very gingerly. >> well, you don't know what's wet, what's frozen. just slow down your pace. that's the bottom line. you can see the narrow band of snow showe coming through. yonkers now at the leading edge of that little band of light snow flurry activity. even in the city we could see a flurry or two for the next half hour to 45 minutes. what to expect, the main weather feature is the wind and the cold. temperatures continue to drop. the wind continues to climb. there will be a few passing snow flurries early and another round maybe later in the day. temperatures staying below freezing today and tomorrow. we don't get back above the freezing mark until wednesday amp sometime. we're looking at single-digit windchills. it's a rough one out there this morning. going to get rougher in terms of the cold and the wind. temperatures keep dropping back through the 20s

today. 30 minutes break at 1:30 in the morning to get something to eat back to you. >> tough morning, kat creag. >>> the emotional morning in east rutherford, tom coughlin stepped down as head chich of the giants. news 4's bruce beck has covered him a long time, known him a long time, and he was there, bruce. >> reporter: david, yesterday it was announced, today it became a reality. tom coughlin, meeting with the media after resigning as head coach of the football giants. oh, was he passionate today. he sounded like part coach, part professor, art preacher, and it wa s a packed auditorium for the ch ianging of the guard. the speakers included team owner john mara and general manager jerry reese, but the focus was on future hall of famer, tom coughlin, who resigned under pressure yesterday after three straight losing seasons. >> the and while the two super bowl trophies right out here are incredible accomplishments, and get me wrong, i believe it is the unbreakable bond between coach and player that defines me as a coach, and any humble here. he's been everything you could ever ask for in

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at seventh avenue and 24th street after she was attacked, and that's where we find katherine creag, kat, what do they believe happened here? >> this was a random attack, pat, a very violent attack on a young woman, this side of the face, it happened just right here, you can see police tape still on the scene and clearly she has physical scars, emotional scores as well. she has seven stitches on the left side of her face. police surrounded a diner and other businesses on west 23rd street near seventh avenue and chelsea where a young woman was slashed in the face. it happened out on the sidewalk after 6:00 a.m. a worker said offcamera the get help. those who worked nearby stood outside waiting to get in their offices as police tape entrances. >> yes, it's scary to come to work and see all the police tape up and not know exactly what happened and not be allowed into the office. >> not here in this very safe here. >> reporter: paramedics transported her to bell view hospital as police kept the public away from the spot where the attack happened. those who visit a facility for the blind near

kat, good morning? >> reporter: and darlene, what a puzzling morning. good morning to you, residents, they tell us that it boggles mind that this street could still look he like this. but there are areas on 85th road. what you're looking at, where the snow is piled up to 3 feet. people have at least walked on it. people have apparently tried to shovel it. we're at woodhaven, 85th road near 96th street, and residents here feel completely perplexed that it's days after since the blizzard. and various roads in queens from what we saw have not been cleared. mayor de blasio said he wanted all stre s to be cleared by yesterday. clearly, that's not the case. one resident, he's lived here for more than 20 years, he's concerned about medical emergencies. he said what happens if someone needs an ambulance. >> a little upset because the people can't get out. with an emergency or som inhing happens, a fire or something or how far can they come with the ems. >> reporter: and queens councilman eric olrig told me he gave the sanitation department a list of s cotreets

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kat, what are police saying at this point? >> reporter: crime scene investigators and detectives have been in and out of this building here inside there. there is a men's homeless shelter. just eavesdropping on some of the conversations of the detectives, they tell us it is a gruesome scene in there. police tell us an argument turned into a violent confrontation with two men. it ended up with a 62-year-old man stabbed in the neck. he died. the person who stabbed him, according to police, took off. it happened minutes before midnight here on lexington avenue near 124th street. this is called the boulevard homeless shelter. it is for men. can occupy only about 100 people. the problem with homelessness has been in the news of late. the comptroller's office says there's been 18,000 health or safety violations at the shelters and reports of violent that's increased by 55% from 2012 compared to 2015. michael, at this point the investigation is goes on the victim. a 26-year-old man. workers are here and they will transport him to the

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news 4's katherine creag is in sheepshead bay with their story that's new at noon, kat. >> reporter: the victim's daughter tells her that the mother, the victim's wife, has been crying nonstop since she found out her husband was killed. she's calling out his name. they are in shock. they're loved one was killed right here at this intersection. and right now, police are still looking for that truck driver. the victim's daughter wept with and hugged her father's friends, this is her father, was almost a truck driver struck the 54-year-old who was on his bicycle. it happen aid long avenue u near east ninth street in brooklyn. the truck never stopped. >> leave my father there, why? just call the police or 911, maybe my father could be safe. >> reporter: her father lost his life. it happened around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. in this surveillance video, you can see the victim, bicycling on the street next to a large truck. when they go out of frame, witnesses say, that's when the impact happened. people who live and work in this yay of sheepshead bay tell us, for years, they've been dealing

kat? >> reporter: and that death, darlene, came hours after so many people, pedestrians, local lawmakers as well, crediting vision zero, that program, with curbing pedestrian deaths. sadly and tragically, what happened here at east 9th street and avenue u in sheepshead bay, a life was lost. a bicyclist was hit by a truck driver. he was only 54 years old. he died. the driver who hit him, nowhere to be found. this happened the same day the city talked about vision zero, that the numbers show city wide the number of pedestrian deaths has gone down 22% over the last two years since the start of vision zero. the mayor says that translates into 66 people who are alive today. the mayor and others talked about improvements to the notorious queens boulevard, and their goal is to eliminate city. >> we have to achieve this. it is the single most important thing that we can do in our office, to make sure every single street is safe for every single person and that we don't lose one more child. >> repo

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kat, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, darlene. governor cuomo, for one, has long talked about transportation improvements, backed them, supported them from the tappan zee bridge to the lirr system and other items in between. now it looks like penn station is on the agenda. he talked about the lirr yesterday. he's talked about, in the past, penn station, what it's needed. it's needed improvements, he said. "the wall street journal" also reporting this morning that at some point this week, governor cuomo will announce a major over overhaul of penn station, including a modern and grand waiting area for amtrak customers, which would be located in the big post office across the street on 8th avenue. governor cuomo yesterday happened to be talking about resurrecting a billion-dollar plan. it so happens he has an event today, this afternoon, in the area of penn station. the details of it under wraps for now. needing modernization. he didn't talk about funding yesterday during that lirr announcement. and darlene, that's one of the big que

kat, you've got to be you-en. i have four shirts on. they're that heat tech shirts. i'm kind of staying okay. i have the hood up, the parka. you will all you have to doins seeee how people are bundled up. hoods up, hats on, gloves on as well it is a chilly start to the morning. imagine if you have to work out in this. even a few blocks' wk to e train station or your bus, it's people we've been speaking with because the wind goes through you wherever you are. st people are prepared. they're layered up. there ar e sther ways people are getting prepared thinking about the possibility of snow this weekend. ey bought materials to combat snow and icy surfaces. as for this mirning, commuters ar bundled up as they head to their train o their bus. >> three layers on. >> reporter: even just a few an ks walking it's still pretty brutal, right? >> it's still cold. it's still cold, you know? that's why i cover up my face like this, you know? >> i'm prepared. i alknow it was coming. everybody knows winter is coming. hoodie, sht, sh i'm good. >> reporter: and on this chilly morning

kat? >> reporter: kerry, we've been talking with people out here right along the beach walking their dogs, bicycling, jogging, getting red ing ting ready for this beautiful sunrise that will be with us in they're wondering, what will the storm bring? we're standing on a dune here. they stretch for a couple miles, at least five feet high. people we've been talking with are hopeful this will prevent communities. as for getting prepared, new york city says mass transit, as you mentioned, will be running. city buses, in fact, will get chains and snow tires ahead of the snowfall. one bus driver said travel will be slow on those roads when they become covered with snow. the mta says you'll see fewer express trains because they'll need to be placed out of service to stay dry. for metro north and lirr customers, we are told that if the snowfall reaches 10 inches, it can shut down service. so people concerned about that. some of the folks we've been talking with this morning wondering about floodin

kat? >> reporter: and darlene and michael, a deal is in the works, something we could learn about later today, to keep the along central park south. but the number of those horses, according to sources, would be significantly reduced from 200 down to 75 as part of this compromise. also, the horses could get a new home inside central park as opposed to the west side stables, so they wouldn't have to travel all the way from the far west side here to central park south. back to you. >> kat, thank you. >> we'll check in on traffic right now. lauren scala has that. >> we have a lot of ice on the roadways north of the city. 9w heading southbound. icing conditioning reports on storm king mountain all the way into highland falls. then hopping over the hudson here, the taconic remains shutdown southbound between peekskill hollow road and bryant pond road. we've had overturned vehicles out there and quite a few a accidents. if you're getting on the trains, 30-minute delays in both directions on the

kat? >> reporter: darlene and michael, we're told that the two men, the suspect and the victim had problems with each other going back many, many years and they had a violent confrontation here in this building. there's a men's shelter inside. a little before midnight a 62-year-old man was stabbed in the neck and he died. the person who stabbed him according to police, took off running and they're still looking for that person. the person who knows the victim and the suspect tell us that those two men knew each other and they had problems since many, many years ak. back to you, darlene and michael. >>> also breaking news on long island where a suffolk county police officer is being treated for minor injuries, but it follows a wrong-way crash on sunrise highway. this happened near nichols road. the wrong-way driver is in custody. we're told the officer was not seriously injured. >>> a check of traffic with emily. >> that incidents on sunrise highway has cleared. l.i.e. westbound at jericho

kat, good morning. >> reporter: darlene, good morning. some of those commuters here this morning are telling us that as far as it goes, penn station does its job at the very minimum. you can catch a train here, but certainly it could be better. that's something governor cuomo just might talk about later today. "the wall street journal" is reporting this morning that governor cuomo will announce a major overhaul of penn station at some point this week. it would include a modern and grand waiting area for amtrak customers. governor cuomo on long island yesterday happened to be talking about resurrecting a billion-dollar plan to build a third lirr track that would stretch for ten miles. he's talked about revitalizing laguardia airport. he talked about the tappan zee bridge as well. he has an event today here in the area of penn station. wraps. little while ago who uses penn station daily. >> there's so much nice space down there. they have such a great location. i don't see why they couldn't make it more of a restaurant hub and somewhere tha

>> kat peterson is the national spokesperson for the trump campaign. rick peterson is from the cruz campaign. this is awkward. if donald trump doesn't win, you will probably back ted cruz. and i have the same question for you, rick. it is awkward. the bloods fighting the bloods. crips fighting the crips. it seems weird. because both of you guys will want hillary or bernie to lose. but right now you have to fight with each other. go ahead, kat. >> i think, megyn, only one person did win the nomination. that's what we are seeing play out now. it is unfortunate that there is this sort of what we are calling fighting here but really it's not. what we have is a competition for the republican nomination for 2016. i think we can all agree that a lot of things have changed since 2008. and it is going to take someone that can do deals, that can do coalition building which donald trump has shown that he can do and successfully and really coming down to who the republicans want it represent them going after hillary clinton when we know we have to have a larger co

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kat? >> reporter: and one of the robberies happened here, michael. really, a busy place at all hours of the day. the subway entrances here. you see a couple of people there waiting for a taxi cab. people at all hours. but this is where one of the more violent attacks happened where a man was stabbed repeatedly. the suspect and police released this surveillance video of him. stabbed the victim several times in the back as the suspect tried to steal the victim'si longings. that happened january 10th. 7:00 in the morning here at g, 225th street a white plains road. the suspect got away wioith nothing. but there have been at least ur other times he's robbed gs, getting away with $200 in cash. also mobile phones. food vendor we talked with a short time ago, he works in this area, parked his truck specifically next to a 24-hour business. he says it helps him feel a little safer. >> they have camera. i'm not scared about nobody. you got to be scared or anybody trtoy to cut me. he has to be scared. >> reporter: here's another look at the suspect. the last ro

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kat barber drills one from same spot almost. hokies come roaring back. up three. he scores 23. pat got it to overtime. hokie's win it. >>> clemson playing home games in greenville while little john gets renovated. they call it the well. i'll tell you who really feels good about the well, jordan roper. scores 23. clemson wins this one by a score >>> western carolina's open up southern conference game today at home. the catamounts enter the streak in the so-con tourney in march. cats took the court with confidence. there's tj chromer for three of his 16. they had eight triples in the day. cats down 16. they tried to rally. mike brown set one up of his own. right before the half, down 17, power move inside. nice spin there. jams it home. they get it to ten in the second half. too tough for the buccaneers today. they roll by westerer 82-66. >> it wasn't a real pleasing performance. i thought their execution, their energy, they shot the ball extremely well all night long. we couldn't find a way to get them under control. >> stan: unc asheville wins on the road. >> frank: it's funny

kat? >> reporter: and darlene and michael, the mayor wants to expand two crime-fighting initiatives. why we're here at prospect park, it involves safety in parks. he wants to add funding, also include hiring more than 100 parks enforcement staff members at this park and a number of parks across the boroughs. he also wants to add millions of dollars to shotspotter, the system which uses special sensors to detect where gunfire is heard and where. back to you. >> kat, thanks very much. >>> the impending winter storm causing coastal flooding concerns in new jersey. steel reinforcement plates that were just installed in front of this nj transit elevator in hoboken. this was a station that had been flooded during hurricane sandy. >>> all right. we're going to check in with traffic one more time with lauren. >> we have some bad news for lirr commuters. this just came in. there is a service suspension in both directions on the ronkonkoma branch, which is the main line. that's between farmingdale a