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andrew long "yeah. i'd say just having to explain, this is what i did, again, i don't want you to be mad at me, i don't want you to think of me as a failure, or something." nat - grandview wrestling room as long worked to escape from his bottom in life - one of the first to extend a helping hand as he completed couselling was grandview head wrestling coach, nick mitchell nick mitchell - grand view head wrestling coach i just started having some conversations really find out where he was as a person amd changes he's made in his life and once i got to the point where i rally serious about it we started talkingt o the admiinstration and everybody else. andrew long we want to give you another chance, we want to help you get your life back on track we want to help you succeed. the idea was to have andrew, now 26, enroll at grandview and join the viking wrestling team. his physical ability was never in doubt but his past wasn't easy to overlook. elias johnson "andrew is a registered sex offender, is that hard

andrew long "yeah. i'd say just having to explain, this is what i did, again, i don't want you to be mad at me, i don't want you to think of me as a failure, or something." nat - grandview wrestling room as long worked to escape from his bottom in life - one of the first to extend a helping hand as he completed couselling was grandview head wrestling coach, nick mitchell nick mitchell - grand view head wrestling coach i just started having some time with him and really find out where he was as a person amd changes he's made in his life and once i got to the point where i we started talkingt o the admiinstration and everybody else. andrew long we want to give you another chance, we want to help you get your life back on track we want to help the idea was to have andrew, now 26, enroll at grandview and join the viking wrestling team. his physical ability was never in doubt but his past wasn't easy to overlook. elias johnson "andrew is a registered sex offender, is that hard for some people to look past yo

we were talking about long here is the long island expressway. here's route 110. on the county border, things are still moving along okay. a couple of accidents on the l.i.e. and the northern state. most on the shoulder. they're minor accidents. you can see the conditions not great. this is what the roads look like in most of the areas. definitely take it easy today. leave yourself plenty of extra time. >>> it's 6:26. now to a live look at route 17 in paramus, new jersey. we'll get a live update on road conditions from storm team 4's erica grow. >> reporter: and another violent night for the nypd. i'm tracie strahan live at lincoln hospital where two nypd officers are recovering after being shot in the line of duty. coming up. >>> if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. york." download the "news 4 new york" now. are you happy with your bathroom? i wasn't. but for years, i didn't do anything about it. i thought i didn't have the money, until i learned about bath fitter. bath fitter puts a new bathtub right over your old one. isn't that amazing? bath

rain out toward eastern long island. then there's this batch of rain that we'll be watching all day long. it gets here tonight that will create a myriad of problems. we're 55 with cloudy skies and the fog goes away. temperature drops like a rock. at the bus stop, say high to the huckleberries. 54 after school. say hue to the sassy ones. >>> so this fog is no joke at all. this accident is off on the shoulder. it's so foggy there have been so many accidents. let's go to the maps to talk about the southern state parkway westbound near exit 28 in massapequa. we also have troubles on the m train, signal problems so expect delays. contact your carrier if you are going to jfk, la guardia, any of the local airports. there aren't any delays reported but it is a good idea to get in touch with your carrier. as you leave the airport, get onto the turnpike east near the exit 14 tolls, there is a large pothole in the right lane. we have street cleaning rules ken, over to you. >>> caught on camera, a fisherman in distress rescued by th

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

a lot more e, though, east on long island. audrey puente tells us how much to expect. >> we're also keeping an eye on prudes an rail this is morning because we could see some problems. long island railroad is running on or close to schedule so that is good news. but this afternoon is different. >> any safety measures for cranes in the city going into effect today, of course, follow this awful collapse. deadly collapse on friday. >> uh-huh. their super bowl win after defeating panthers last night. a big night for payton is he in what do you think? >> so hard for them so say good-bye. you're in the spotlight. you're making a lot of money been but i don't know if i were him -- i'd be out. : go out on top, right? follow example of john elway. >> i'm ben ben. >> i'm liz dahlem in for juliet huddy cruising right along. >> lieu or that new year by the way today new york city public schools closed in time for a little snow. audrey puente is in this morning. good morning. >> timing was perfect. kids off from school. a dose of snow but

there's an advisory on the western end of long island. the shore we could have tides 2 to 3 feet above normal. high tides starting on the sound, closer to 10:00 or 11:00. meanwhile still snow showers on radar and slowly pulling away but the back edge you see pulsing back from time to time and we have a couple snow showers. i think this will be the way it goes through the overnight. then the next storm right on its heels. unorganized now but it's going to big amounts will be toward philly and dc and baltimore. if you look at the futurecast, it's encouraging after this evening with scattered snow showers in to the evening commute. that may happen tomorrow night in to wednesday morning south and west. here's what you need to know. occasional snow or snow showers will go right through wednesday morning. expect slick roads at times. a fresh 1 to 3 inches by the time it's all said and done. more south and west of new york city. more on that coastal flooding in just a moment with jeff smith. we'll have much more and we'll make sense of the 7-day

have a lovely long weekend. >> my day wasn't as long as mike's. >> go to lots of book stores and tell us all about it. thank you so much evan. that does it for us on be "closing bell." up next "fast money." >>> tim seymour, steve grasso david seeberg and guy adami. tonight on "fast" oil surging seeing its best day in more than stefan years closing above $29 a barrel and one well-known energy experts says do not buy the hype just yet and he'll tell us what he sees as the next real test for oil. plus be a undercover tech standout. despite this week's volatile swings it's the one fang stock that manages to pack a major bite. does this countertrend move mean it's time to buy? we've got a few retail reports next week that could send the consumer trend tumbling. we'll explain. first starting off with the markets, what else stock market closing at the highs capping an end to an extremely extremely rocky week. the dow soaring 350 points seeing its second best day of 2016, crude oil staged a massive rally along were big rebounds in the banks but the rallies failed to turn the major indices pos

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

to help. >> and, elizabeth, is it for long island residents? >> we cover nassau county, suffolk county, and the rockaway peninsula in queens, which is our electric-utility-grid coverage area. >> gotcha. okay. and, herminia, the families that come to you, the stories that they must share with you about how this helps them, must touch you right in the heart. and we're talking families of various sizes, from young couples to families with many kids, correct? >> mostly we serve senior citizens -- mostly senior citizens. >> and do you find that word spreads within the community? once one family is helped, they are able to tell another family, "mira, asistencia." >> absolutely, yes, and we hand out flyers. by facebook, we spread the word. >> oh, social media? >> there's so many, um... offices that -- not-for-profit agencies -- that help us spread the word. >> yes. there's many avenues to spread the word right now. all right. sit tight. a few more questions. more on project warmth when we all across america families are coming back to time warner cabl

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overall, net long still wins out.ce of the market thinks oil will pick up in terms of price point. at $30 a barrel that is not surprising. it paints a picture of complete lack of clarity. what a fascinating conversation. $40-$60 aing about band. that will cause significant changes. $60 come the market will pick up a little bit. -- $60, the market will pick up a little bit. the world's largest mining conference picks up -- kicks off in south africa. we will talk about randgold as the stock is really surging at the moment. we will take you to south africa. we will also be talking about show.ys later in the and african story there. that is all coming up next here on "on the move". ♪ guy: welcome back. you're watching "on the move". we want to take you down to keep down for the conference taking place. some headlines coming out from the keynote speech. some really interesting lines. nice quotes. he is saying -- if we don't dance we will perish. in interesting line on the china's story as well. it will be a bumpy ride. tal

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

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

that goes a long way. i think also obviously movements need to have think tanks and try to identify recruits, train and place future leaders to help change. that's what the dlc did when the modernized the democratic party. so, there's a lot of things that happened. i think that opinion lead evers and intellectuals, writers certainly can nudge the world a little bit, so to speak, in the right direction. we didn't get into this mess overnight. and it's not going to be fixed overnight either. >> host: well, so let's really get into this election because it's not just way to talk about the news but this book really does -- "too dumb to fail" talks directly to the time we live in. you wrote it before a lot of this happened because that's how long it takes to write a book. >> guest: thankfully i was able to -- every draft got more and more trumpish. >> host: imsure. >> guest: trump wasn't even running when i started writing it. i'd actually seen these trends that became trumpisms, sort of bubbling up but it didn

test come on and sing come on and sing my song everybody all night long all night long all night long >> that's like dancing at home by myself. >> this is like a wedding song that everybody should play. moments last night the tribute to lionel richie, the icon joined by "a" listers including john legend, luke bryan, meghan trainor and tyrese gibson for a rendition of his 1983 classic "all night long." >> still looks the same. he looks great. >> and that was just one of many special moments at last night's grammy awards. it was a jam packed show also tributes. >> and the star power on the stage, as well. we're up with "all night line" right now with chris connelly >> from adele's epic "all i am" to demi lovato's, well, "hello." is it me you're looking for >> from taylor swift "are we out multicultural wonders of this opener from the broadway musical "hamilton." in new york you can be a in new york you can be a new man >> by luck or design. the 50th annual grammy awards came at a moment when music sits proudly at the head of the pop culture table. thanks to beyonce's "formation" video a

they hope the solidarity will be long lasting. ophelia hatch- jackson / home damaged in tornado 1:04-1:09 )im gonna continue to pray that were not gonna release this ... that were gonna keep this bond with all the help that we re receiving." in waverly, brian hill, newschannel three. a chilly start but a mild finish to the weekend....we re expecting quite a chilly start to the weekend. morning temperatures on saturday will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s. by afternoon, highs will only rise into the mid 40s. but on sunday, we ll see a nice-p&warm up.-p&-p&-p&-p&west- southwest winds will help boost our high temperatures into the lower 60s. the best part of the weekend forecast, though, is that we re not expecting any rain! we )ll see plenty of sunshine on both saturday and sunday. on monday and tuesday, highs will be in the mid and upper 60s. we )ll likely be near 70 on wednesday, just in time for showers and thunderstorms to move in. rain will linger into thursday. then, highs will cool today - dominic had a change to take part

the white line is long, orange line is short.culators who are betting on higher prices -- quite incredible. ,299t rose by 17, contracts. why is that amazing? because it is just shy of an all-time high, reached just three weeks ago. longs, the orange line, bet the price will rise, climbing just over 12,000 to 301,000. according to the chief executive of the officer of the world biggest independent oil trading house, oil will stay lower for longer, possibly for as much as chinese economic growth slows the shale industry. he says isis will likely balance between $40 and $60 per barrel, with the midpoint range of $50. as i showed you in the original chart, crude oil is trading around $30. that is a $20 upside. this year, we are down 16% in last 12 months. francine: mark, thank you so much. in the last couple minutes, we had a breaking news. stoxx 600 fully to the lowest level since december in 2014. we're seeing quite a lot of pressure on the commodity stocks after the anglo american ceo saying he doesn't see the rout coming to an en

long island braces for more snow as they had to work. jason enjoys us live from huntington station.we look at how commuters are commute today. snow. snow. good morning, ben and liz. we will travel out here and we saw the billboards on the highway saying avoid winter snow. if you are someone who takes the car today is one of the days were you could rely on the li double r. people are waiting there for it and it is expecting a big deal of snow. heavy snow and strong winds today.it's a possibility of 8 inches here where we are on long island. so we are saying there is poor visibility and bad travel conditions. there's lot of snow to come as we get from the morning into the afternoon.as the evening. we are expect it to see flakes to fly before daybreak. we haven't seen it but we do expect it. it ended the week with snow up to 6 inches on friday. they are certainly used to dealing with this. they know what to do. a lot of people are trying to amend their schedule today in order to accommodate mother nature. ben and liz we will talk to some of

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

andrew long "yeah. i'd say just having to explain, this is what i did, again, i don't want you to be mad at me, i don't want you to think of me as a failure, or something." nat - grandview wrestling room as long worked to escape from his bottom in life - one of the first to extend a helping hand as he completed couselling was grandview head wrestling coach, nick mitchell nick mitchell - grand view head wrestling coach i just started having some conversations with andrew and spent some time with him and really find out where he was as a person amd changes he's made in his life and once i got to the point where i rally serious about it we started talkingt o the admiinstration and everybody else. andrew long we want to give you another chance, we want to help you get your life back on track we want to help you succeed. andrew, now 26, enroll at grandview and join the viking wrestling team. his physical ability was never in doubt but his past wasn't easy to overlook. elias johnson "andrew is a registered se

this isn't here for too long. it will be cooling down the next few days with high temperatures sitting in the 40s.this isn't something that sticks around for too long. the melting process begins afternoon, a high of 400 in the afternoon. it's breezy over the weekend . keep in mind, two 4 inches is what we can expect to the east. live interactive radar and we will let you know how much is going on with rainfall, snowfall. it's on the weather up . here comes ines with what is the latest for a busy friday. >> in long island and the lie that will be a big mess. street cleaning rules in the five boroughs suspended.they talked about that last night. the lie, you have lanes closed westbound. it's after the expressway but the delay passes westbound to the northern state parkway. in the southern state parkway, it's eastbound at linden. there in new jersey. the car flipped over with delays going back to 287. we have speed restrictions and placed and south of interstate 12 at 45 miles per hour. speed restrictions at 45. i wi

now long will it last? until around noontime. so that goes right through the is this afternoon, the sun will break out. there will be delays and cancellations and kiddos at the bus stop today, i say, you know what you do is you pay one kid to be the lookout. you always say this on a day like today. you have snow, the boots, the hats and all of that gloves and a mess. so you stay indoors and give one kid, i don't know, your kids are young. mine are in college. what do you bribe a kid now to be a lookout? >> nowadays, it's at least 50 bucks. >> what! >> yeah that's the going rate. >> i'll be the look outfor 50 bucks! >>> on the l.i.e., we were told the accident was clear add way, but i can see it's still down. right near the 44 exit, that's an accident being cleared away on the long island already, metro-north, new jersey transit metered rules are in effect. >>> in just the last hour and the storm has really started to change over from rain to snow and ice. as bill just mentioned, we still have several hours to go yet. we'll check

. >>> a small plane crashed in the long island sound. the coast guard is searching for one person still missing. kristin thorne is at university hospital with the latest on this. >> reporter: i just spoke exclusively with a man who identified himself as the brother of the pilot. he says he came here to stony brook university hospital to check on his brother. he says he's doing just fine. he is one of three people now recovering here. of course the coast guard is still searching for one missing person, and we are also hearing moments after the crash. >> i only have two survivors, one for each kayak, we have three kayaks looking for another. >> reporter: and right now, the coast guard is continuing its search over the long island sound. it was around 11:00 last night that a small plane carrying four men traveling from connecticut to mcarthur airport on long island lost its engine. the engine simply lost power. the plane landed in the long island sound less than a mile offshore in receive tuck et what are -- setauket harbor. >> officers arr

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they can goup for a very long time. they can catch fire and stay on fire for years without sponsorship. when interest peaked and time to sell is watch the analyst coverage rolling out. you have to use your own judgment. once of the hot stocks gets discovered and has a half dozen analysts covering it, then the run is going to begin to peter out, not get stronger. because it is going to be too big and too well known to continue to go up the way it has. it's the rare stock that doesn't behave this way. you can find out how many guys are on a stock by looking at it anywhere on the internet. this isn't hard to find information. this formula worked for me for as long as i can remember. as far as i can tell, it works because the number of analyst onz a stock is how much interest there is in a name. and names don't get high followed and pushed by everybody. they got hot because they get hot stocks get tapped out. when there's nobody left to be attracted to them. when all the people who would be interesting in buying them have a

how long does this go? what i saw on both sides last night were results that keep this race going further thad things gone differently. >> first of all, if ted cruz is the republican nominee, hillary clinton will not have to worry about the young voters going to her in the general election. this will be a long, long process. bernie sanders has a lot of money in the bank. donald trump, i agree completely with ben, that this whole notion that now that he's lost a primary all the air will go out. he's going to have the other candidates doing all of his dirty work on marco rubio. chris christie started today with that. he's got a lot of money. he answers to nobody but himself. there's no establishment really on the republican side to take him out. i think you're going at least until super tuesday and probably beyond. >> it's going to be a long one. thank you very much. >>> still ahead for a candidate who's campaign is based on being a winner, what do you do with a second place finish? >>> hillary clinton breath

>> if you are a long-term investor, and i would think most people should be long-term investors, then you want to be able to look through the ups and downs of the market. oil gyrate's, it always has and will. it is the nature of oil to be like that. stocks are also volatile. if you are hanging in for the long term, you want to think about what is the underlying health of america and the other countries where you are putting your money, and if you are confident in that, stay invested. carol: on this valentine's day weekend, time for the relationship to be over? >> it is time to break that intimate connection between oil and stocks. carol: it is a great story. david: check it out online where it is animated. carol: you can read peter's story and the latest edition of "businessweek". david: what's ahead for viacom? will take a look at the details when "businessweek" on bloomberg television returns. ♪ david: a changing of the guard at cbs and viacom. carol: and an end to sumner redstone's reign over a company that he has controlled for 30 ♪ david: a changing of the guard at cbs and viacom

and continue working in a long- term deal. another says there are no plans to tag cousins by tuesday. and another even says, washington brass are keeping all of their options open, which includes trading cousins. so are the redskins leaking information? or cousins' agents? at some point, it's probably been both. these rumors will what what about the only quarterback on the espn payroll now? washington has been in talks with at least two other teams, interested in trading for griffin. since griffin is under contract, he would have to agree to the new terms. this is what happens as we get closer to the deadline. everybody just wants to be first with their report. goand it could be redskins. >> hopefully they keep strausberg. they drafted him. he's home grown. >> it will be interesting to see what kind of year he has. obviously he brought the team as well. >>> final check on the forecast am. >> it's going to be a cold one tonight. but looking ahead to sunday. tell be near 60 degrees. yeah! ahh... you probably say it a m