that tiger is. >> he is to be charged with animal cruelty in comes days, but on the brighter side, long islandavorite wallaby, has a good future on the horizon. >> every sanctuary has koalas, we have a long list of people who have volunteered to take him. >> a follow-up. >> it looks like trick-or-treating, they go to a house, and a wallaby comes to the door. >> stop it. >> like, is that a kangaroo a family in my town had a rescue walby. >> the things that sticks out to me is they don't know where that tiger is. >> >> he has addressed in florida this comes up, here in new york it is illegal to have a wallaby as a pet. >> why. >> they are from australia. >> long island is a perfect place, you have to be rich and have land. >> everyone in long island is rich? >> i guess i'll get one then, but i meeting be breaking the law. >> high-speed chase. >> we're not ready. >> that is okay. >> day before president trump's inaugusinauguration, president p met with a 24-year-old volunteer, after president trump read a profile of him in washington post, a single father. he hopes that trump will revitalize his

because my eyes are everything. >>> behind the walls of suffolk county jail on long island.s been three days since barney's girlfriend was caught attempting to smuggle in balloons with tobacco, marijuana and heroin during a visit. soon after the visit, officers found more tobacco filled balloons in his cell. >> this is the evidence that was taken. this is the tobacco balloons that were found on the visitor. this is actually the tobacco balloons and strikes of matches found in the cell. he's been around the block a long time. he's 52 years old and he knows the system. he watches what we do and he tries to play the system against us. >> i've estimated over 150 times i've brought stuff in. how many times have i got in trouble? once. i only got caught once this past week. >> his history with the suffolk county jail dates back more than 30 years. most of his convictions are for burglary and he served three state prison terms. he's currently serving one year for possession of stolen property. but since that was a parole violation of a prior burglary conviction, he could soon be he

still in jersey and long island and exit long island around 3:00 p.m., massive storm for boston, wherethey could get upwards of 12 to 18-inches and wind gust and that's why we have blizzard warnings up for parts of long island and coastal massachusetts where there's going to be a blizzard for at least three hours with blowing snow and drifting snow and dangerous travel conditions, the winter weather advisorieses for millions of people here and that's why they are taking precautions, the salt trucks are out, officials are doing anything they can to make sure people are safe and off the roadways and that's going to be the story throughout the day today. snowfall totals easily upwards of a foot, some cases could have 2 feet or more. this is a big one, ladies, we will be tracking it all morning. i will be out hopefully doing snow angels later. heather: yes, we haven't been able to do that this winter. that is where we find rob, good morning. >> hey, good morning. >> good morning, guys, we are down here at the base of manhattan right here by new york harbor. the snow starting to pick up in

. >> the eastern end of long island is best knowner for the hamptons, the beach front retreat for wealthy new yorkers. the area's family owned vine yards and farps contribute to the gourmet men queues of local restaurants. but in riverhead -- >> commissary! >> the limited dining options have are grown smaller. >> i told everybody no more franks and beans. they are done. >> war you suggesting is this. filet mig non? open the door. >> this is one of two jails operated by the suffolk county sheriff office. each houses more than 700 inmates who depend on commissary snacks to supplement three meals a day provided to them. >> they will buy anything for a dollar. that's wie cup cakes for 60 cents we can't keep on the shelf. >> most are only charged and are awaiting the resolution of their cases is. >> sleeping? >> you know you're old when the guy doesn't know who monty hall is. >> >> this is morgan free man. there you go: >> he's not a day over 83. >> they are assigned to commissary distribution. >> big seller. honey buns, big. giving back to the people. >> give it back to the people. dropping i

sagamore hill on long island, oyster bay. harry truman. a very blunt, plain spoken, straightforward person. that's one of the things i worry about with me being in congress. it seems like there is so much intrigue and maneuvering and i'm like bla, let it out. we hope it will work out. al smith, governor of new york state, first catholic ever to run for president of the united states. he lost badly in that race, though. then i have got martin luther king over here. i love to show this one to kids because everybody thinks of martin luther king making his i have a dream speech on the steps with hundreds of thousands of people adoring him. it wasn't always that way. he was in church basements talking to people quietly worried about people beating them up, slowly organizing piece by piece before you could culminate in the speech that we all watch now and see on tv commercials. but it wasn't always like that. of course, bobby kennedy, who was so much hope for idealism at the time he was running for president. mario cuomo, the governor of new yor

hometown for eight years and then i was the county executive of a very large county nassau county on long island one point three million people two point eight billion dollars budget. i did that for eight years. i had actually run for governor of new york state against eliot spitzer in a democratic credit primary that did not turn out very well for me than turned out very well for eliot spitzer either. but then i lost my race in two thousand and four county executive by three hundred eighty six votes out of two hundred fifty thousand votes and i went back into the private sector and i worked for lazard freres which is a large investment banking advisory firm. and i work for a niche a law firm as well. so i've been in the private sector for the past seven years and steve israel decided he was going to run for reelection as a matter of fact today is the one year anniversary of when he decided he was not running again. so happy anniversary. steve and i decided i would run out a five way primary when the primary and then i had a tough election campaign but i won on november eighth and now my united

blizzard warnings for almost all of long island and eastern massachusetts. the temperatures are the key. d.c. you are all rain as expected, baltimore the same for you. new york city already dropped to 32 degrees, you are all snow. here is the map, the blue shows the snow, the green the rain, yellow is intense rain. the batch to the south here is moving north. where it's cold enough, that's where the really intense 2-3 inches are. it's now north of philly, heading for trenton. it's going to quickly go downhill. here is the snowfall map. 0-1 baltimore and d.c. philadelphia, 4-6 over the next two to three hours. 8-12 for new york. the bulls eye is going to be long island, areas of connecticut, providence and south of boston. somewhere in there, a foot and a half of snow. >> thank you for that. >>> joining us now, indra peterson. give us an update on conditions this morning. how bad are they and how do they look for the rest of the day? >> reporter: unbelievable. look at the difference. temperatures 66 degrees. we were 25 degrees above normal. now, we are lookin

the snow, wet and heavy, weighing down the trees across long island.some video that we have to show you what it looks like here in new york. in the city things are fairing a little bit better. schools are back open after being closed yesterday but here on long island, many schools still closed. a lot of travel problems. there are ice on the onramps, the offramps. more than a foot of snow in some places and the cold temperatures this morning really causing a problem. i want to show you back out here, this is the long island railroad where many people catch the train into new york city for work. trains running back on schedule today. take a look at some of the cars we're seeing from people who may have left their cars here overnight. i just talked to a gentleman who said it took him about 20 minutes to dig his car out of the snow especially when plowed had pushed snow back on vehicle. reporting live, back to you. >>> thank you. it's 5:48 right now and fairfax police say they do not plan to release the name of an auchser involved in a deadly police shooti

places like long island and boston folks are dealing with a blizzard.ning for everyone in its path it is going fast. >> fox's molly line has more from plymouth, massachusetts. >> reporter: much of the northeast now covered in snow. plows and emergency vehicles becoming a common sight as a huge winter storm system pounds the region. causing white house conditions and dropping two to 4-inches an hour in some areas. boston getting hit hard with 12 to 18-inches expected. officials urging residents to stay indoors if they can. >> the forecast in fact is calling for single digit temperatures across most of the state this evening. it's important that everyone continue to monitor the storm. >> reporter: hundreds of schools from maine to new jersey are closed with the storm making travel a nightmare. thousands of flights have been canceled. nearly 2,000 just in the new york area. and the roads are not any bett better. >> visibility and heavy snowfall rates are making driving difficult. we you were people to stay indoors and don't get into your car. >> we obvious

cape cod and eastern long island are in the bull's-eye.ew york and boston are all closed with schools. the storm coming just one day after temperatures were in the 60s and 70s across the northeast. >> 74 in d.c. >> cray-cray-crazy. we want to bring in cnn's pedram javaheri. the busiest man in the weather center. pedram, what is the good news? >> the potential for the storm to move through quickly. that is the best news with this. it can move out and potentially get out by the evening commute. what could be left could be 8 to 10 inches. there is a center of the storm outside of washington as it begins moving northeast and east. the heavy snowfall begins and picks up at 11:00 a.m. we can see 1 to 2 inches of snow per hour. at least 1 inch of snow for 7 to 10 hours in the northeast. you factor in that with the strong winds associated with it, this is why officials across new york have over 400,000 tons of sand and salt on hand. 2,000 plows and trucks as well to clear all of this as quickly as possible. widespread coverage for the pink and pur

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very dynamic system will produce a lot of snow and wind and a blizzard warning style for parts of long islandours coastal massachusetts where winds are going to cost anywhere from 30 to 40 to 50 miles per hour for a long duration of me. that will be difficult if not impossible to travel in. we are going to dealing with the storm system around the new york area for the next several hours. should be out of here by 2:00 p.m. and in dealing with blowing snow and travel conditions not idea what separates a foot of snow. or boston can still dealing with the system into the evening hours and gusty winds as well. by friday it will be out of here and hopefully kids will have his day to plan it for now. i will be playing in the snow as well. nicole: i'm with you. i think it's a lot of fun. lauren: hopefully it's done by 2:00 in new york. today's edition of "the wall street journal." pharmacies upon us. shrinking role along with the strong dollar and higher cost in strengthening u.s. farmers out of business while storage bins with supply. eliminating 2016 bonuses paid to move meant to show for the bank'

these are blizzard warnings for eastern long island and cape cod -- in an tuck area. it could be two to six inches north for places like western montgomery, howard, western loudoun, one to two inches mainly on grass. a coating on grass to maybe an inch in dc. that will very much depend on how fast the colder air gets into town, we were seeing that it might still be 40 at 6:00 in the morning. one to two inches in those winter weather advisorie closer, you get up towards frederick, hagerstown, you may be in the two to six inch band heavy snow. you could have slippery conditions tomorrow morning, really do watch tomorrow morning and see where those temperatures are. we've dropped 14 degrees, we're down to 60 now, frederick at 54, cumberland 54. here's the futurecast so you have an idea when all of this happens. if you're keeping the snow vigil like so many of us, set your alarm. it's about 1:00 in the morning we start seeing snow changes over to the hagerstown area and still raining west of reinstate 81 but by the time we get to 5:00 in the morning and may i mention this

on long island, ms-13 killed five kids at the start of this year. they just did a raid. there's so many illegals here in new york. sense 2006 we had a tea party because of illegal immigrants when you tried pushing comprehensive reform. that was under bush. that's the first tea party that started. okay. he got trained up to fly airplanes and airliners and look what happened. we wound up with 3,000 dead americans. this is a visa problem. so absolutely i agree with you. if your visa is expired, the federal government needs to beware of your whereabouts. we don't know who they are. they're traveling into the country. disapishing into the woodwork. i don't have anything against immigrants. i'm the son of immigrant paragraphs as a matter of fact. the problem is the process. we do not track our people that are coming in over the border. our borders are wide open. i'm from texas. that's one of the worse states to have that problem. and this is something that i'm in favor of cleaning up and i'm very much in favor and supportive of president trump's agenda to secure this border, t

. >>> located 70 miles east of new york city on long island, the small towns, farms and roadside attractions of suffolk county offer a quiet alternative to urban life. in the town of riverhead the county jail is a reminder that crime knows no bounds. >> crimes you thought you got away coming back to bite you in the ass. >> the riverhead facility is one of two jails operated by the sheriff's office. it houses about half of the county's 1,500 inmates, most of whom are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of the cases. >> timing is everything. it's fast. >> i do. nonviolent general population inmates are usually allowed out of their cells between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. >> i'm going to get right back to, you right back to you. >> but that freedom is taken away if they violate rules. they can go on lockdown status in another part of the jail. >> this is what the inmates refer to and the officers as the box. it's disciplinary housing unit. >> we're in jail right now. this is not much worse than this. >> when you are sent to the box you are required to stay in your ce

we're looking at blizzard warnings for eastern long island and eastern new england. there's a severe weather threat in the northeast, and snows in ohio and pittsburgh by 7:00 a.m., and connecticut, long island, massachusetts, all but ending by tomorrow nigh hefty totals. 6 to 12 inches, and over a foot in some spots. it's a fast mover, but a dangerous high impact snowstorm tomorrow, david. >> rob marciano with us as well. thank you. >>> now to the new political storm brewing in washington tonight. it involves president trump's supreme court nominee. and it comes after the president took on another judge, the one who issued that temporary halt to the president's immigration ban. calling him a so-called judge and adding, if something happens, blame him. well, tonight, the president's supreme court pick, neil gorsuch has been asked about the president's harsh words towards judges, and he called the words, quote, demoralizing and de d diseni disening. abc's cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: president trump's supreme court pick making the rounds on capitol hill today. an

the blizzard warnings in place in the cape and long island. get up to 60 miles per hour with the snowshowers across the region and parts in 13 states under the winter weather advisories. this is coming off just yesterday where 60 cities set record temperatures. new york city in central park, 62 yesterday at lunchtime down to 28 is forecasted at 3:00 p.m. today. a remarkable shift in temperatures. you will feel it very quickly across the region. >> that is just wild. there is washington, d.c. snow coming down hard there. just shocking to see how quickly this storm has moved in. it is already sticking to the ground as well. >> pedram, thank you. talk to you soon. >>> extreme weather of a different kind in california. water rushing into the car stuck in four feet of raging water following floods there. elderly man trapped in the car. fresno firefighters rushed to the scene and freed the 76-year-old driver who had to be dragged through the water to safety. he is all right. >>> a scuffle in the stands at madison square garden. charles oakley arrest

the 56-year-old pilot is from long island, and is expected to be ok. no one else was in the plane. the f-a-a is investigating the crash. ryan and other lawmakers plan to visit the mexican border this week. ryan's staff hasn't provided details. but texas congressman john carter says one of the goals is to see what can be done about building a wall along the border. constructing that wall was a major campaign promise by president trump. but some republicans are concerned about the price tag. some of them are demanding spending cuts to pay for the project. the nba wrapped up its all star weekend last night in new orleans. and it sure went out with a bang. john wall the lone reprresentative of the wizards...and the point guard had a few rim rocking dunk. wall finished the game with 12 points. there was not a lot of defense played in this one. the west led 97 to 92 at the end of the first half-- thanks to big plays like this one from former teammates kevin durant and russell westbrook. there was some history made as the game neared it's end. pelicans forward anthony davis set an all sta

wind gusts in effect long island and coastal, massachusetts. stay off the roads. the trucks are out, the plows are out. the schools are not happening. can i just say happy birthday to theodore my youngest who is 6 years old today and who is at home on a winter snow day with his dad. happy birthday, my love. i'll be home soon hopefully, back to you. steve: janice, we should point out as well for brian who is checking his email right now. brian, actually out in long island, you're going to wind up with the most snow and blizzard warnings as well where the wind is coming in side ways. janice: good luck with the weather happening right now. ainsley: i live in the city. the three of do you not come on over. janice: i'm there. ainsley: we will have a snow party tonight. janice: pillow fight with ainsley. ainsley: okay. or not. thanks, janice. steve: outside where i could hear -- could you hear the snow blower? doing a great job. ainsley: is that what it was? steve: in front of our building. heather: sounds like a great night. my husband is home with

on long island, our eva pilgrim is with stranded drivers. >> reporter: all up and down the long islandxpressway, cars getting stuck on and off the exit ramps. >> hit the brake! >> reporter: in wooster, massachusetts, some streets are sheets of ice. in manhattan, a doorman lost his life while shoveling snow. he fell down the stairs and crashed through a window. but some good news. in new haven, connecticut, this mother in labor raced to the hospital in the middle of the storm. >> i was screaming. telling them to hurry up, and i thought the baby was coming in the car. >> reporter: she and the baby are just fine tonight. behind that system, a deep freeze. windchills tomorrow morning will be near zero for 50 million people across the northeast. >> great to see that mom and baby doing well. linsey davis live from times square tonight in new york, and more than nine inches of snow here in new york, but the totals are far higher in the boston area where it's still coming down. >> reporter: that's right, david. the city that never sleeps. a bit paralyzed tonight. a lot of people have been havi

. >>> located 70 miles east of new york city on long island, the small towns, farms, and roadside aattractions of suffolk county offer a quiet alternative to urban life. but in the town of riverhead, the county jail is a reminder that crime knows no bounds. >> crimes you thought you got away with come back and bite you in the ass. >> riverhead is one of two jails operated by the sheriff's office. it houses half of the county's 1500 inmates. most of whom are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of the cases. nonviolent general population inmates are generally allowed out of their cells from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. but that bit of freedom is taken away if they violate rules. they could go on lockdown status in another part of the jail. >> this is what the inmates refer to, and the officers, as the box. it's a disciplinary unit. when you're sent to the box, you're required to stay in your cell 22 1/2 hours a day. you're afforded a one-hour recreation period and time to use the phone, take careful personal hygiene, whatever you want to do for your half hour, then you'r

a three-hour drive away in their apartment on long island.till, investigators didn't just take the couple's word for it. they made a request. >> he goes, we want you to take a polygraph test. >> did you feel like you were almost in a tv show at this point? >> yes. it felt like "law & order," a really bad episode of it. >> when did you get the results? >> he came back about 15 minutes later and he said okay, you're all done, you passed. >> he was driving home from the interrogation, and he was hysterical. >> reporter: paul's sister, ilona, had never heard him so emotional. >> he was crying and saying they asked me if i killed her. he just found it so unbelievable that he was being asked these questions. >> reporter: so if it wasn't paul, investigators needed to complete canvass of the area, anybody who had any connection to catherine novak, the state police reviewed, found, interviewed. >> reporter: but after many months and no leads, investigators hit a dead end. the case turned cold. none of that mattered much to catherine's mom. >> i still

blizzard threat for cape cod, long island and the south facing shore of connecticut. we could see in this ban, one the three inches of snow per hour. but the good news is this thing is goes to pull away quickly. bts right now, where the schools are closed today. the mayor mart ewalsh announcing just in the last five minutes, schools closed again tomorrow. they have got a long weekend all those kids, they are doing the happy dance right now. >> parents, not so much. >> that is gold. a long weekend for a snow day. okay. we look for totals. philly is done, three to sick. new york may pick up a couple more inches of tapering off in the next hour or so. montauk, 18 inches of snow. still piling up in connecticut. hartford up to 16. same in providence. boston towards the campaign we are looking at the snowfall amounts. the winds are a factor. jfk right now, all four runways are closed. the runways and the airports are going to be a mess from new york into boston. the winds some of them at times going to be tropical force winds. whatever is on the ground now as far as snow it

boston and coastal maine and in addition to that we have blizzard warnings for cape cod and eastern long islands are going to see some whiteout conditions as we go into the morning rush hour for tomorrow. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan the storm right now is on the border of tennessee as well as kentucky, you can see rain and snow and we are going to see a mixture here before it flips to all snow. it goes to the south and become a beast of a storm and blizzard as it heads in southern new england as it passes by here. here is the impact scale moderate as the storm is starting to start. it's really between 6:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. and we see the worst part of the storm with the snow and blowing snow, and drifting snow and strong winds and intense snowfall rates, and starts to kick back at lunch time going into the afternoon. so here is kind of a view here we are expecting if the philadelphia area, 4 to 8 inches of snow near the lehigh valley, and trenton 8 to 12 inches and buck county as well. and far southern areas like atlantic city, to 4 inches of snow. future tracker

on long island, there is a blizzard warning in effect. take a look at this video out of allentown, pennsylvania. a few inches on the ground, and the storm is just getting started. road crews are trying to stay ahead of things. thousands of fligs are already canceled. q mccray is live at reagan, where nearly 200 flights are already canceled. we will check in with him in about 15 minutes. back to you guys. ofry: as we deal with a dose which weather in the northeast, the cleanup continues down south as a tornado swept through louisiana. dozens of homes were destroyed. only some in the path of the tornado are still standing. one of the most powerful tornadoes to ever hit that city. an ef-3 tornado -- look at that. two people are still in the hospital. it is time to give you $100 in free money. we are trying to make your day just a bit better, so we have 100 bucks in keep-it cash. b: number seven right now. callseven near of -- 703-528-7334. $100 oncaller gets "good morning washington" right now. you will have another chance tomorrow. that som

it's everything that we love about long island.ose it because of me. >> how could we do that? we were thinking many nights how we could make it more kilmeade central. brian: i said, guys, i'm going out here. what can you give me? this is a gift for you. this is the thing you're most comfortable in. you were a where he felt. you weighed what weight when you were wrestling? >> i think i weighed 205. brian: so that will fit? >> that's a nice singlet. thank you. you've been really, really supportive of my career, and i need it. brian: and if you need to throw my name around. >> i will. i can't believe you're here. it's awesome. brian: the town is also thrilled that he has it in every single scene and all the fields down and the memorabilia. ainsley: that's so cool. so you went to your high school, got memorabilia, told the principal i'm giving this to kevin james. they said you can keep the soccer jersey but take back everything else. steve: he wrestled 205 in high school? i wrestled 118. ainsley: he's one of the funniest guys. i bet t

yor a foot of snow could fall therel long island could get a foot ano halflf.nd thatland could be more than a foot. foo >> let's get back to the roadsos now and so far seems our regiong has lucked out. >> melanie as been keeping aneea eye on things this morning. mel in your opinion areas thatr had snow earlier. ck ihan ie pretty muchop stu traffic like a regular thursdays >> reporter: it does feel likeel a regular thursday.urs i can tell you i have very disappointed kids at home who flushed air cubes down the the toilet wearing pajamas inside outputting spoons underneath tha pillows praying that perhaps pes they would not have a school scl day. even hoping for a delay. del that was not the case reallyly just the northern counties ended up with those school delays thii morning. mornin frederick county, alleghenyny county, washington county, count howard and carol and garrettre county closed today.od garrett county always seems to t get more snow than the rest of us.. so, yeah, we made our way up to frederick this morning.ng there were some devil heavyea flakes e

the murray of long island. welcome. why doyou oppose the bill ?gethat we are sending that we will ignore certain laws . they will not be abided by and the fact that we are turning law enforcement against each other and making it prohibiting with local law enforcement from working with federal law enforcement. certain immigration detainers for example. they put one in and they are asking you to hold someone that's been detained or arrested. they are asking you to let them know so they can get there and question them. this law prohibits that cooperation. >> supporters say you have 11 million undocumented in the country. you have many regular people. this does carveout wanted felons and people who have been deported before. they say even if they are here in a undocumented way even if they got stopped for a traffic citation. >> let's stop forgetting the fact that they came here illegally. for some reason we want to ignore itor most people want to ignore this. they have already committed a crime .there is a right way to do it and a wrong way to do it.t

>> grew up on long island, yeah."never the less." >> "never the less," which is based on a joke that my friend told me. would you like to hear the joke? >> jimmy: yes, i would. >> all right, so michael gambon, the great english actor michael gambon who you know from "harry potter." i did a movie with michael gambon -- >> jimmy: i know him for his other -- >> do you? [ laughter ] you know from all the john le carre he did. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, michael gambon tells me this joke when we're working back in 2001 and the joke is something like this. i know i'm going to mangle it, but it's based on the sir character from the dresser donald wolfe, the great english actor. and he comes out on stage. he's doing, he's doing shakespeare in the hinterlands there, in the provinces during the war in england and he comes out on stage and there's a a smattering of applause, he's this great star. he says -- quiet, he says tonight the role of desdemona shall not be played by lady emily tredwell, a murmur. he says, please, please, ple

. >> his name is jager, but his fans call him dog vinci, a long island super star famous for his abstract and red beret. >> he always wearing his red beret. dagger, sit. >> i met with dagger and his opener yvonne in new york. and let's say i got more than just an autograph from are i mr. dagger. >> can i borrow him. >> he was licking me. i guess he liked me. >> he had over 200 commissions since he started paintses over a year ago, that is like more than i had in my lifetime as an artist. >> good boy. >> the black lab golden retriever mix was going to be trained for a living asi assistant dog, she noticed he had other talents. >> he was watching me, and he was mimicking me, i started -- a took a canvass, and started to work with him. utilizing the command words he knew. instead of the get command it is the brush. and instead of push it is paints. >> dagger may not be the service dog he set out to be he is still doing his service in a community. >> i called this one, sort of semi done because it is just colors, beautiful in it. you can see his ear that is the eye. this there is the nose. >>

everything we love about long island.. >> how can we do that? sweating many nights thinking about how we could make it more brian kilmeade. brian: i went to massapequa high school. i'm going out here. what can you give me? this is a gift. >> nice. brian: this is you? one of the most things you are comfortable. you are a wrestler. >> you weighed what weight when you were wrestling. >> i think i was 205. brian: perfect. >> that will fit. that's the nice. thank you. you have been really, really supportive of my career and i appreciate it. brian: if you need to throw my name around in mass speak peek qua, okay? >> i can't believe you are here. that's awesome. brian: next week look at his career a little bit. he said i want to be with my family. i want my family to grow up as mets fans and jet fans. they left new york. unlike seinfeld shot it in new york city. he said i actually want to do it in new york city. ainsley: that's awesome. is he one of the funniest guys. real brother in life gary valentine. brian: gary first one to

blizzard warnings on long island and nantucket and around here those winter weather add voosryes do not extend into the district including western loudoun and western montgomery and western howard and northern maryland, pan handle of west virginia and frederick county virginia and that's a few inps. we're missing out mainly because of the track of the storm and temperature. we're in the 50s now and it will be rain when the storm arrives between 1 and. big challenge is timing changeover to snow. we believe that will happen before but almost all of the snow action with this storm is going to occur at a very bad time for us between 5:00 in the morning and 8:00 in the morning and that could be a heavy burst of snow. is it going to be enough to accumulate on roads? well, we sampled road temperatures a few hours as ago it was retaining heat near 60 on wisconsin avenue. north of us, where you might get colder, sooner, roads could be compromised and visibility between 5 and 8 could be challenging everywhere and how much accumulates is also going to be a challenge m we're thinking in the distric

in heampstead, long island. dana, "fox 5 news". >> and thank you for joining

suburban architecture tends to look similar, whether it is in long island or somewhere else. perhaps the more important critique is that the people living in levittown all looked fairly similar, as well. in terms of them all being white. by 1960, when 82,000 people are living in this very popular suburban community of levittown , there is not one african-american included, and they are purposely and explicitly excluded. so, this issue of diversity is one of the critiques of suburbia. but there were many others, even at the time back in the 1940's. and the 1950's and 1960's as they are exploding in popularity. ashley? >> you said something about red linings and restrictive covenants. introduced? i know a lot of white families were selling their homes. mr. friss: good. although restrictive covenants are ruled unconstitutional in 1948, they put a waiting period on it so new communities could create them and they do not negate existing ones. then what happens after those are put in place, there are a variety of ways, mostly real estate agents, working to make sure african-america

i did that this money coming in from long island.there, asking the folks about the usa. ♪ >> kurt busch wins at the daytona 500! >> what is nascar all about? >> it is about the race and the fun, the intensity, the adrenaline. you can't beat it. >> i know nothing about nascar. >> i do nothing about nascar either. >> if i wanted to see people go left all sunday i would watch "meet the press." >> that is very good, very funny. >> what is the biggest problem facing this country right now? >> i would say fake news. >> what are we going to do about the fake news business? >> just turned the channel. how about that? >> i think immigration. that is my biggest concern. >> how are we going to solve the illegal immigration issue? >> we are going to build the wall. >> how against the wall? >> it is going to be huge. because who is going to pay for it? >> that is a good question. >> i am from denmark. i am an immigrant, legal. >> great story. >> if you are not legal, get out. >> get on your horse and take your hunch right out of town. >> lack of

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we're looking at blizzard conditions possible across long island as well as portions of massachusetts where near the coast the winds will be strongest. it's a fast hitting snowfall as we head through today, but it's already gone as we head toward late tonight. by early friday morning it is long gone and out to sea. but it leaves behind a swath of snow, half a foot in philly and a foot possible in heartland and boston. the biggest the cities have seen this winter. across the west coast it's about rain. it's been a nearly record-setting wet season across california. high water levels. some rivers going into flood and significant rain today as well as through friday before things taper down. i'm meteorologist eric fisher with cbs news. >>> all that rain has saturated the ground that's caused all kinds of problems. in santa cruz mudslides have closed several roads. one house was knocked off its foundation when a wave of trees and rocks came crashing down. the woman inside had to grab her daughter and make a run for it. >> thankfully she grab my daughter, ran outside, barefoot and everythi

we have blizzard warnings along the cape and middle sections of long island and eastern portions of long island. we are looking for very heavy totals of snowfall with gusts as high as 50 if not 60 miles per hour. we have a ways to go. we could see a foot to foot and a half of snowfall in that area. hard to believe after yesterday. >> mother nature was holding off until tom brady had his parade. kral perry left 30 rock, braving the treacherous weather on the road. talk us through this. >> we left manhattan. i can switch it. let me make sure i did it right. there you go, look at the bridge. the road conditions are very bad and getting worse. this is a quick-moving storm. you have emergency services trying to stay ahead of it. they are going through the normal play book. cancel schools and flights. nonessential employees in new york, new jersey, connecticut, massachusetts and new hampshire, stay home. public works is out in force in all those places. again, stephanie, we are talking a snow bomb. we are talking a term that is made to let people know this is going to hit very fast. let's swit