lonnie: the end of september a year from now. lonnie:i have never done anything for 10 years other than stay married. nch iset: mrs. bu thrilled, i'm sure. lonnie: she will be thrilled when we cut the ribbon. margaret: your child is born. do you stay another 10 years? lonnie: you stay long enough to candidly,ngs, one, take a victory lap, write the book. also, no matter what we do, people are going to be critical. you talked to much, not enough about religion -- you talked too much, not enough about religion. i'm hope -- i hope i'm there long enough to fight the fight. margaret: thank you very much. lonnie: thank you. [applause] now athena health ceo jonathan bush. >> hi there. >> lovely. and'm felix, from "fusion," this is jonathan bush, the ceo of athena health. -- you very outspoken want a revolution in health care , or so you say. you've got amazing software as a service company, which we will talk about in a little bit. i want to know about this health care resolution -- revolution that you want. going to be against the wall

>> let's go to lonnie. the storm is here. >> in new jersey getting the first flakes flying around in the area. they are very light and that's what you will deal with here tonight. right now in new york city, the cloud cover is starting to fill in and thicken up but we don't see the precipitation yet. coming in at 29 degrees with those clouds. headlines looking like this. you will start to see some light snow later tonight. heavy bouts for your day tomorrow. okay? and winds will be out there, as well. we talked about 40-mile-per- hour gusts. 50-mile-per-hour gusts. 60-mile-per-hour gusts possible. that's going to create a blizzard. a blizzard is all about limited visibility due to flying snow caused by those heavy winds for three hours or more. that's why the national weather service has a blizzard warning. they feel confident it's going to happen within the next 24 hours. north of the area, it's a winter storm warning. then you go well north you get into, you know, orange county, putnam county looking at wi

wow, lonnie. look at you. >> i'm a poster. >> wow, lonnie. >> my goodness. >> doing double duty on the way to work. >> right. >> guess how old that facebook page is. >> how old? >> about 18 hours. [ laughter ] >> every go and like lonnie quinn. >> too sweet. actually i'm getting into this. i like t. >>> outside as of right now, the clouds are in place. it's mostly cloudy currently 39 degrees. winds pretty good clip right there 21 miles per hour. my headlines are looking like this. the skies are going to get clear overnight. it's going to get cold as well overnight. refreeze something going to be a concern for everybody. we are all dropping below freezing. sun and clouds for your day tomorrow on saturday, sunday will be the milder day of your weekend. today you hit 41. tomorrow you're going to have a similar high 39 to 40 or so. morning low was 35. tomorrow you're colder than that. look at my forecast. overnight you're about 34 degrees. this is if you are heading out on the town. picks up but 34 ar

lonnie embodied every day. "people adored him." and a message they hope will carry on in his memory. lonnie ludvigson shot and killed over the weekend in memphis during an apparent robbery attempt. "and you can imagine, just unbelievable what they were telling us. unbelievable that struggle with his death, they remember fondly the man they all knew. the us army veteran, the cancer survivor, the massuesse. "we just have a lot of memories would never give a massage under man of great passion--a man who took joy in the little things (nicole ludvigson, lonnie's sister-in-law) "he's the kind of guy that laughs out loud. he could be sitting in a room, by himself, watching a tv show. and he will genuinely just fall over laughing. he didn't care if to fight for injustices of any kind--an irony they recognize and struggle with, in loved laughter." they say he was quick to fight for injustices of any kind--an irony they recognize and struggle with, in his death. i spoke with memphis police today who tell me this is one o

i'll show you what they could get up to later on. >> thank you, lonnie. before you get your shovels out, we have advice on how to stay safe while you dig out this weekend. also, three people infected with the zika virus in new york. about the conditions. >> and gas prices seem to be we wondered why. answers. erotrsee cl gh weee cl atn'gonawed. whe he fusnalg urodwi w diti,'rrearinacrhith hpsurodhe iel inve o oou 21osta an45couny dsechacits, r 2,0 esreoong. tootusraeou anrdf al ce,t is estda hltca. >>> gas prices in the country are falling but in new york not so much. and you may have notice the gas stations in the city are few an far between. cbs 2's sonia rincon takes a look. >> reporter: oil prices are plummeting but you wouldn't know that at some gas stations in manhattan. $2.89 on the upper west side and this station in hell's gas in the city now $3.59. making out-of-towners do a double-take. >> i don't like it a whole lot. but you know, you don't have much choice. >> reporter: but seasoned city drivers have the same complaint. >> you don't have optio

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let's begin with lonnie quinn. lonnie, i know we're concerned with temperatures dropping overnight. >> i put these polygones up. 9 to 15, stuff like that. this was so big, simple guys. shaded in blue, huge snow. shaded in white, becausicly no snow. everybody community here that in your county you had 1 to 2 feet of snow. basely nothing north of our area. central park, the official number. 26.8. is that the biggest in history? kj, are you ready for this? you missed it by a tenth. like, i mean, nothing, that much snow is what you missed it by. yesterday, that 26.8 will forever be in second place to february, 2006, 26.9. i spoke with them at the national weather service, they're going to look at this one more time. but right now, all of that snow, and some black top being exposed. there could be some concern with some slippery spots out there. elise finch is out there in the field. we're concerned with some slipping and some sliding. >> reporter: absolutely lonnie, we've seen that on this corner along 8th avenue, and

lonnie quinn is live on the upper west side with more. >> reporter: we're on 60th street. this picture that you see here, that's at common picture you're going to find anywhere. but we want to talk about this problem with ice. take a look at this. what you see down here, see that? that's all just wet roadway right now. and temperatures are going to drop below freezing for everybody. you're 36 degrees right now. take a look at what we're forecasting for overnight lows. everybody throughout the area. you're going to find it's below freezing for everyone. you go well north and west. 23 in liberty, that's dropping below that. blooming dale, new jersey is 19 degrees. it's not just a concern about getting out there to drive in the morning. that's where i'm concerned about your safety, but as far as the tough time you're going to have getting to your car out of the snow, if it's one of these cars encased in the snow. you're going to get afternoons. also, a coating of ice. right now, this poor guy here get to this. but this is going to get tougher, as it becomes icy. it's going to

we begin with lonnie quinn in the weather center. we should be ready for frigid temperatures in the morning. >> i think that's going to be the story. a few little flurries still pushing through five boroughs. the white shows you where it's that will filter through the area. a few snow showers still left. the arctic chill is entering the area. during the morning, anything that has been wet out there. if you've got wet pavement, it's all going to freeze. there is the possibility tore some black ice out there. and wednesday is going to be a gusty, cold day. more for some of you, with the high temp only hitting 29. the extended forecast a little >> as lonnie mentioned, everyone is gearing up for this blast of winter, one of the roads. >> reporter: christine, the winds are brutal right now here on the west side. and of course any moisture that falls overnight, coupled with the winds could create real problems tomorrow morning. in yonkers, the city officials there say they have eight trucks ready to go, and 16 drivers are on standby. curre

museum director lonnie bunch and curator paul gargiulo talked with american history tv about the saga of the ship called "sal jose." >> paul gargiulo, take us back to december 27th, 1794, camps bay off of south africa in the final hours of the sal jose. >> on december 27th, in 1794, a ship that was heading from mozambique island in mozambique around the cape of good hope heading toward brazil, northeast brazil, came close to cape town, south africa. cape town was often a landing point for ships before they made their way across the long atlantic voyage. and this ship came too close to shore, got caught in swells in a storm and struck rocks about 100 yard s 350 feet or so from shor. the captain was captaining the ship called the "san jose." tried to salvage what he could from the crew. they attempted a rescue from ship to shore. he rescued himself. he rescued along with the crew, he rescued about half of the 400 enslaved mozambiquens aboard. the other half who had been captured from the interior of africa and brought on board the sal jose in early december perished in those waves that

salt spreaders are out and lonnie quinn has hour by hour break. the common core rollout was a disaster. parents knew it. teachers knew it. and now, governor cuomo's task force is doing what's right. state tests don't unfairly count against students. and test scores won't be used in teacher evaluations. less testing. greater focus on learning. that's a start, but there's more to do. let's work together to support sensible and fair learning standards >>> welcome back to our eye on the storm coverage. later on the left, shot from our empire cam on the right. that massive storm blanketing the east coast. you can see it there in full color on our radar. listen to lonnie in a few minutes for the very latest. meantime, news headlines, a shocking murder. new details in court about the the suspect, her estranged husband, was denied bail. cbs 2's brian conybeare with more on the murder inside the mansion in scarsdale. >> reporter: a brutal murder inside his mansion has stunned residents. >> it's horrifying. >> reporter: in court friday, 61-year-old suspect

as you just said lonnie. the cold temperatures are supposed to start arriving tonight. help in snow making. mark morgan in for otis livingston for what's ahead in sports. >> the good, the bad, and the ugly. all ahead in our year in wrap up. >> ringing in 2016 around the world. here, a look at the celebration tonight in rio de janeiro. we'll be right back. >>> thinking about the biggest sports story of the year. >> do you guys have a favorite? >> i'd go the mets. >> horse. as we officially call american pharoah. >> i'll remember that. >> i thought you played a horse game in the parking lot or something. as we said, i think, it was a year full of individual milestones, crushing defeats, a little bit of everything. perhaps the biggest surprise, as lonnie said, the mets surprises run to the world series. otis livingston with a look back at 2015. >> reporter: the general manager and head coach ushering in a new era of jets football. >> there it goes, see ya! home run number 661. >> next time you see darren williams, he won't be wearing a brooklyn uniform. >> two nights ago,

lonnie quinn is here with more. >> the temperatures are going to drop fast. there's the first time this season i have had a chance to show you snow in the poconos. coming down you will see some not too many but there are a couple of them mid trail. a little bit of activity. that's manmade snow. they have had a little dusting on top of it. haven't seen big totals. don't think we will. temperatures dropping in new york city. high temperature was 44 at 3:30 so two hours ago and on their way down. they will continue to drop. look at this. morning low temperature around 7, 8 a.m. it will be 25 degrees in new york city. 15 liberty. 21 newburgh. the fact is it's going to be cold. wind will be winning. we may not find 30 degrees tomorrow. i'm going for a high of 29 in new york city tomorrow. as a matter of fact, this particular computer model is not finding a 30-degree reading for anyone tomorrow afternoon. now you're going to, you know, add on some winds blowing up to 40 miles per hour. we have an wind advisory in effect for all of new jersey. don't be fooled if you

lonnie quinn here to tell us how. >> okay, guys. the picture you just showed of dc where they are one inch with ice. i think you can see pictures just like that even worse possibly tomorrow in north carolina. north carolina could see a half inch to even an inch of ice period. in our area right now what a beautiful sky it is out there. it's a really pretty january day. 32 degrees your temperature outside as of right now. feeling like 25 degrees with a bit of wind blowing. now, my headlines look like this. with winds with this storm. you probably heard talk about a different track. well, the winds are going to remain constant. it's been a concern. it's going to remain a concern through the storm especially along the jersey shore. snow totals i gave you yesterday, i have not changed my totals. the models have changed. they are all over the place. i want to share that information with you because it's important that you know what's going on here. i mean, here we go. ha. it's a humbling business that i deal with and i have to put my best

(donna ludvigson, lonnie's mother) "if we just tolerate, her son lonnie embodied every lonnie ludvigson shot and killed over the weekend in memphis during an apparent robbery attempt. "and you can imagine, just unbelievable what they were telling us. unbelievable that lonnie could've been murdered like that." but even as they struggle with his death, they remember fondly the man they all knew. the us army veteran, the cancer survivor, the massuesse. "we just have a lot of memories would never give a massage under an hour and a half, because he wanted to make sure he got all the muscles." they say he was a man of great passion--a man who took joy in the little things could be sitting in a room, by if anyone hears him. he just loved and struggle with, in his death. visitation services are set for sunday and the funeral is monday, both in edgewood. a developing story this morning... police say seven people, including four attackers, have been killed in terror attacks in indonesia. witnesses say three people blew themselves up in a starbucks cafe today after police stormed the cafe, a repor

you. >>> all right lonnie, thank you. a cbs 2 update now. one suspect is still at large tonight in brooklyn connected to the brutal gang rape of a girl in a brownsville park. sources tell cbs 2, two of the suspects both 15 years old were turned in by their parents. the other two were found bid investigators sunday. police say the 18-year-old victim was assaulted by five suspects thursday night in osborn park. no charges have been filed yet. >>> a dangerous intersection is the scene of a frightening accident in queens. a boy hit by a van while trying to cross the street. cbs 2's valerie castro reports why local leaders want changes made. >> reporter: talking about this intersection in long island city, at 29th street, and 39th avenue. just last week, surveillance cameras captured video of this young boy, trying to cross the street. he carefully steps out into the roadway, watching for oncoming traffic. but is then sideswiped by a large van taking the turn. >> it was just scary to see it, knowing that it could have been so much worse. >> repor

his family says lonnie was a determined man--one who put his heart into everything he pursued. in the army, serving in operation desert storm, to his fight with cancer--a battle which he won 12 years ago, they say lonnie cared more about others than himself. "so, so tender hearted. when he was in desert storm. he was with the national guard out of cook in the medical unit, and he could hear the fighting in the distance, the guns going off, and it just bothered him knowing what was happening." they say he was quick to fight for injustices of any kind--an irony they recognize and struggle with, in his death. i spoke with memphis police this afternoon--they tell me this is one of 12 homocides they've had in 2016--an unusually high number, they say. believe it's gang related, but still have no suspects, and no arrests have been made. we've got you covered live from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson...kwwl news. the visitation will be held for ludvigson this sunday in edgewood, with the funeral on monday. it's a bit warmer today in eastern iowa but that will soon change

lonnie quinn is taking a look at the timeline of when it all hits. lonnie, it's been a long time coming. >> this is a storm that's moving into the area. we have been talking about, you know, mostly rain and now the temperatures are dropping down to the point where north bit of a mix even some icing out there. this is the same sort of picture i showed you yesterday. the difference is the projected path of where this line is going. this is all one front. you can see there's two sort of highlighted areas with more activity. one yesterday was pushing up towards upstate new york. now it's moving east. the other is going toward the cape. it pushed more west so we are still primarily in this channel with less activity but the squeeze play is on. and now we think we'll be seeing more than we initially thought out of it. it's all about the temperatures. all right? rain, if you just don't get down to 32 degrees. but we do see spots now dropping below 32 degrees. it's 30 currently in monticello. i think plenty of those areas north and west of the city will drop

we'll start it all off with lonnie quinn. >> there was velcro here, i would rip them off. what an amazing storm this has been. and as long as the word has gotten out to everybody and everyone is okay, that's what i'm most concerned about. after that, from a weather man's point of view, it doesn't get much cooler than this. all these pieces came together. once again, i keep talking about these storms, it was another one. i don't have an explanation, but it became a huge winter storm. take a look outside, the snow you're up at elevation at the top of the empire state building. but, on the ground in central park, right now you have 25.1 inches. the record is 26.9. you also said a moment ago, we picked up a seasons worth of snow in one storm. a season in new york city typically gives us 26 inches. and we're at 25.1 as of right now. we are the number three biggest snowfall in our history and some of those, like number four goes back to 1888. and for those of you wondering, hey, what about the blizzard of 1996? that is now number six. doesn't make the list anymore, can you belie

lonnie quinn is in the weather center. and lonnie, we are talking single digits right? >> yeah, there are some single digits now. sparta comes in at 9. everybody else here in the double-digits. the warmest air you're going to find anywhere. ironically, the hamptons had snow flurries earlier today. the winds will take the temperature, and make it feel colder than the reading. it feels like 1 in new york city. feels like 2 in the hamptons. the windchill in monticello, 15 below zero. 0 is what it feels like in belmar. here we are at 15. by 5:00 a.m., you're down to 12. the lowest reading we've had since march of last year. 29degrees. i will say late tomorrow, winds will be dying down, but we can talk more about the extended forecast, back to you. >>> on this bitter cold night, the homeless could be forced into shelters under a new executive order signed by governor cuomo, but many say it's safer on the streets. >> reporter: christine, the governor's mandate goes into effect about an hour from now. but the homeless that we spoke to in this frigid cold tonight say they would

the accumulations here. >> it looks like 19, as lonnie was saying. >> yeah, lonnie, probably very unscientific. it's got to be straight and not slanted and three different places. >> and i am all for you guys -- i am going you to send -- i am asking for pictures with the snow depth readings. i need to see the wide shot. you need to say are so, so nice. they took the mound of snow and measured it on the top of an jut door -- looked like a barbecue. >> thanks to rich griffin for this. >> absolutely. but what happened is the person was taking the reading at the crest of reading. >> brett walters fun. >> she works her -- i would say -- >> her whole body off here. she is running around. >> she might get buried in the snow. >> that's true. thank you emily live in look at that. look at these roads here in looking kind of other-worldly. so much snow on top of them. looked like little ears are popping out. look at success for these folks as they try to pull the snow off -- let's see if they are willing to talk. they are in the middle of something busy. hi. >> hi. >> reporter: how are you? can we ask yo

let's begin with lonnie quinn though. tracking all of this from the weather center. >> it's looking more and more likely like a big storm in our area. i want to show you what we're looking at. tonight there could be a few flakes south of new york city. it's not going to be a big accumulator. i just want you to know it's there and not to be surprised in the morning. this little spin around wichita, kansas, is the potential for our big storm in weekend. this is forecast to dive down to new mexico. if it doesn't do that, it's not going to pick up the moisture and curve into our area. but the models are in agreement it will be dropping south and then curving to our east. it will be coming early saturday. this is 3:30 a.m. as you get into the day on saturday, this is a bit of new information right here. this pink color. that's your rain/snow line with ice mixed in. really wasn't a player this morning. now over portions of central jersey stretching out towards long island. wherever you find that pink lower the storm totals, bec

yes, lonnie berry and aiken getting a good win. wyoming did its best. imitation, of rick pitino's kentucky teams, of the 1990's. live by the 3. and live by the 3 some more. garyn prater,lonnie grayson joey edmonds jake edmonds maybe jim edmonds. maybe he shot the ball too. wyoming led 14-2. finneytown quieted down the nicely done. but leave it to the freshman, from wyoming, joey edmonds. the defender hit the deck and he scored on a layup. only to hit a corner three to fall out of bounds. circus shot. i'm won convincingly, 62:41. george: everyone knows what a rivalry game is all about,, and those game usually turn out to be the most fun. clinton county with the east clinton their neighbors,, the falcons of clinton massie. slaughter was burning through the company gas card tonight he was all over that place. that's in the paint. indowneding to trey. cutting to the basket. then they get great ball dalton with the wide-open three. clinton massey defending that home court getting the win 71-62. to help bring a little more information to the proceedings tonig

lonnie quinn keeping a close eye. >> that's all i have been doing the last few days. the timing hasn't changed much but the track we are seeing a forecasted change in the track of the storm. i'll tell you how that affects us in just a bit. >> we are not the only ones keeping an eye on the storm. scott pelley, you will have more on it tonight at 6:30. >> reporter: that's right, dana. down the coast from new york city, like in washington, dc, they could get as much as two feet of snow. we're following that and we're also looking at the lead poisoning emergency in flint, michigan. our correspondent is going to begin with and how the city is hoping to fix it. those stories coming up on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. >> thank you. we'll be watching. see you then. >>> also, in our area, abandoned houses that not only look bad but cost money even if you live nearby. a new law to close the zombie home loophole. and a bird battle. a woman trying to save injured and orphaned birds is licensed taking them away? ye pasm,ue wt? maiea owanweehanginlilelo bie mh iusboht hme thntnef

let's get to lonnie quinn now and talk about the wind chill and now long it's going to last, lonnie? >> that whole term bitter blast, i sometimes look at these cliches and say oh, not the bitter blast again, yet this morning it was a bitter blast again, 0 in monticello between 5:00 and 6:00 in the morning. factor in the winds gusting at times 20 miles per hour, if not more than, that and every single spot in the tri-state area, everybody felt like you were in the negative numbers. it felt like 4 below 0 in new york city, 10 below in newburgh, felt like 5 below in islip and 3 below in the hamptons. it still felt like 5 below 0 in bell march and felt like if i -- belmar and felt like 15 below in monticello. we're 28 now, hit it at 4:00 in the afternoon. that's 10 degrees colder than it should be. tomorrow i think you'll be back where you should be, if not a little bit above. let's watch how those numbers are going to be because they will be dropping, just not the big drop last night. 8 p.m. is about 26 degrees. 11 p.m. about 25 degrees, clear skies throughout the night into your mornin

lonnie quinn is standing by. everyone today saying it is freezing outside. >> you need those scarves today. but it's going to be a season we are going up and down with temperatures. >> friday afternoon. on the westchester, temperatures around the area, not going to find temperatures that are comfortable out there. just below freezing. i can't find a 30-degree reading anywhere. way down to toms river, it's 27 degrees. beautiful cold day down the shore. it's been beautiful overhead and it's been cold for everybody not just, you know, the jersey shore but everyone had blue skies during the afternoon, temperatures never found freezing. feeling like 18 right now when you factor in the winds. this is what i was just talking to chris and kristine about. it is that typical el nino season. we have up and down temperatures all season long whereas last winter eight weeks straight okay of basically really cold air. this we go up and down up and down. cold again for your day tomorrow. to dress warm when you leave the house bu

son lonnie embodied every day. "people adored him." and a message they hope during an apparent robbery attempt. "and you can imagine, just unbelievable what thee were telling us. unbelievableehat remember fondly the man they all knew. the us army veteran, the cancer survivor, the massuesse. "we just have a lot of memories of his loving touch. his loving, healing touch. and he would never give a massage under an hour and a half, because he wanted to make sure he got all the muscles." they say he was a man of great passion--a man who took joy in the little things (nicole ludvigson, lonnie's sister-in-law) "he's the kind of guy that laughs out loud. he could be sitting in a room, by himself, watching a tv show. and he will genuinely just fall over laughing. he didn't care if anyone hears him. he just lovv laughter." they say he was quick fight for injusttces of any kind--an irony they recognize monday. both re in edgewood. more than 40 animals die in a fire at a wildlife center. this happened in indiana. flames and sm

lonnie quinn is standing by. >> okay. we're doing just fine. the temperatures will be dropping overnight. we've been talking all afternoon how some refreezing is something we'll deal with. you notice we're hovering, a lot of us above the freezing mark. plenty of us are below. eva is out there giving me that reading. thank you for stuff like that. with that past storm, i'm so appreciate to the weather watchers. the snow depths, wind gusts. look, we don't have monitors all over. we've got you guys all over. you give me the data. there's your picture. what snowstorm? a nice sky like that? we just had a beast of a storm roll through the area. in fact, it just missed being the biggest snowstorm in our history by 110. the width of my tie. are you kidding me? that's the difference between the biggest system hitting the city and second place. above freezing during the afternoon. below at night. that will be the case as we go through the week. with the temperatures above freezing, there will be snow melt every day but come on. we have two feet of it. it

lonnie quinn has a look at the forecast. >> it will get worse before it gets better. let me show you what i got outside. folks getting there in bryant park. the temperatures are dropping. 23 degrees right there. high temperature, 36. that's only 3 degrees cold oral than average. it was at 2:46 a.m. temperatures dropped during the night. you were 30 degrees in new york city. that's the coldest afternoon we've had so far this season. and temperatures right now, you are 23 in the city. 9 in monta sell low. there, it feels like 10 below zero in monticello. it feels like 1 white plains to greenwich. what happens? we talk about it getting worse before it gets better. 6:00, 22. 9:00, 20. 11:00, 19. and by 6:00 in the morning, 15 degrees outside. now you factor in the stiff winds. 10, 20 miles an hour. maybe stronger. it will feel like zero to 10 in central park. could feel like 15 below outside of the city. extended forecast coming up later. i've already hinted that i think it cold snap will be a brief one. i will tell you how we respond to that in light of this cold air get

lonnie ludvigson was from edgewood. he was shot in memphis on witnesses told memphis police four men wearing masks pulled lonnie out of his vehicle -- and demanded money -- before he was shot. no arrests have been made. coming up tonight at six - hear from ludvigson's family. continuing coverage... the linn county attorney says an officer's use of force during a deadly officer- invovled shooting is justified. cedar rapids police officers shot and killed 21- year-old jonathan gossman back in october. an investigation into the case found gossman fired his gun at officers while they were trying to arrest them... the needed to stay safe. a service dog reported missing earlier this week -- is found safe and healthy. this is bianca -- the service dog and golden retriever. on monday -- her owner and trainer -- rita stewart says someone came into her home -- and took her. kwwl's macleod hageman travels in the newsroom with the details. mac? after traveling to conrad to report about bianca's whereabouts -- we were later told she

lonnie. >> talking about that coming up. we are also going to talk about the cold air in place right now. not going to be so cold tomorrow but get the umbrellas ready. coming up. with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov ye pasm,ue wt? maiea owanweehanginlilelo bie mh iusboht hme thntnefa eugfo erne >>> the largest dinosaur known to man has planned its feet in manhattan. now 100 million years later it's ready for a close-up. cbs 2's vanessa murdoch has a first look at the creature. >> reporter: it's too big to fit in one huge room. it's 122 feet long. 46 feet high. bigger than me. >> scary. and i thought it would collapse and break the room! [ laughter ] >> reporter: this is titanosaur. not its official name. we'll know that in about a month b

lonnie? >> we've got a touch of snow, some gusty winds, but you're really going to want to see what's coming after all of that. my forecast is next. >> i want this stopped. i want this war to stop. >> a growing sinkhole is growing closer to his home. why this staten island man says he's stuck in the middle of a blame game. cameras roll and fists fly in an after school program. and crime fighting reflexes, action to keep a robber out. >>> an after school fight between two 7th graders in water. nothing. marcus cruz, who was supposed to be supervising the children has been fired, and is now under investigation. >> it's very unacceptable. you're a grown man. you're supposed to be a role model for these kids. >> the department of easycation says cruz was not employeed by the doe, but for a company that is subcontracted out. >>> new at 11:00, a staten island man says a sinkhole that was cased by a broken pipe is threatening his home. but the city says it's not their problem. now he's fighting to fi

lonnie, it's warm out there. really warm. when i was actually making my trek into work, 87th and columbus there's a fire truck out there with the guys out shoveling out a hydrant. >> get out. >> look at that. video of it. for a story we're doing. newscast. right now, it's a night where i got a few clouds out there. but all in all you're dealing degrees. so mild out there. city. port jervis, 52 degrees today. the reading. 39 your typical so you're well above the average. morning low 38 this morning in new york city. so we were not below freezing in the city. in mamaroneck we had some icy spots. totals out there: jackson heights 34 inches of snow. it will take a while to melt it but it's not just the temperatures that will be melting the snow. other things come into play and chris and kristine and were talking about this at the start of the newscast. wind plays a factor and lack of shade. sunshine you'll lose the snow quicker maybe the backyard in the shade will stick around longer. and the dark snow absorbs the sunshine. so yo

lonnie, how about that? >> that sounds cool. there we go. weather-wise, the cold air is your in place right now. another day below average. that's going to change for tomorrow. i do think you will need the umbrella. we'll talk about that in just a bit. >> also coming up on the "cbs evening news," a preview of tonight's republican presidential debate. scott pelley here with that. a lot for the candidates ahead. >> there will be fewer candidates on stage. a few have dropped out. this will be the next-to-the- last debate before the votes begin in iowa in a little over two weeks. we'll preview is and have the rest of the word news all coming up on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. >> thank you, scott. we'll see you then. also tonight, here at 6:00, later in sports, the giants have a new coach! lot to say about him. new jersey after more skimming devices were device that can steal a customer's account information. on the left is the real card reader. there you go. the right side of your screen shows the fake device. another skimmer was found yester

lonnie quinn is in the weather center. >> the relief will start tomorrow, but you'll feel it the coldest day of the season. we started off at 11:00 degrees this morning. the record is 4 degrees below zero. that was in 1904. high temp, 28 degrees. 10degrees off the mark. should make it to 38. new york city felt like 4 below zero. 10 below in newburgh. everybody in the tri-state felt like you were starting off with temperatures below zero, when you factored in the wind. morning lows tomorrow morning, again, we were 11 this morning. you'll be about 22 degrees in new york city. the winds won't be as strong, so it's not going to have that kind of drastic wind chill. in the afternoon and evening, you're about 10 degrees warmer tomorrow than you were today. we'll talk about the extended forecast, because those numbers are going up, kj. >>> now to that developing story. tonight for a missing pregnant woman who hasn't been seen since sunday. valerie castro was live in bay chester where friends and loved ones are worried for her safety. >> reporter: christine, just within the last two hours, the n

lonnie quinn. all right. >> let's get started. it's a good-looking sky. you have high clouds overhead. 35 degrees. headlines look like this -- the el nino track is in place and that means you get these coastal lows that develop and grow as they move into our area. next possibility would be thursday. >> here's how it would work out. this we mo move up the store -- this low would move up the shore. a little too close to discount the thing. we have one low to the north. wait for the low to come up to the shore. that's it right there. now it keeps us as of lunchtime on thursday in this channel pretty clear air. are you gonna discount that and that when it's that close. we keep our eyes peeled on this one. if you are wondering what the model numbers are saying. snowfall predictions. we just watch it. what see see for your day, a good tuesday start, more clouds later t will be mild tomorrow. could put of a rain chance in. rain chance tomorrow afternoon and then maybe some wet snowflakes tomorrow night. tonight, down to 29. refreezing it gonna be a possibility e

lonnie, are we even seeing flurries possible? >> flurries. there sob a few of them out there, but it's going to be more of the same with the cold air. outside, you're coming in at 23 degrees. 23 feels like 14 when you factor in the winds. where is that snow flurry chance coming from? it could clip the jr. not a big accumulator. but the temps are cold. 20degrees in the morning. you're going to have some wind out there. the windchill protected to be 8 degrees. this morning, your windchill was 10 degrees. every bit as cold, if not colder tomorrow morning, i'll talk about what the temperature will be tomorrow afternoon, and >>> new at 11:00, a man in orange county is counting his blessings tonight after plunging into an icy pond. cbs 2's valerie castro spoke to the victim saved by a stranger. >> reporter: the submerged suv could have been a watery grave for claudio gonzalez. but today, he's alive, thanks to a stranger. john kindtop was driving behind gonzalez on the stretch of mount hope road around 4:30 tuesday afternoon. gonzalez says he lost c

lonnie quinn in the weather center with details and the numbers. >> all right. here we go with the numbers. right now, it's 21. temperatures are falling big time. wait until you see what that morning low will be. you factor in the windchill. high temp was 36 degrees. 39 should be the high. you are only 33. dmeapt was at 2:46 in the morning. your afternoon high temperature was only 30 degrees. that's the coldest afternoon we've had so far this season. what's gonna happen for this point forward? take a look. 6:00 p.m., 21 degrees. 11 p.m., it's 19 but they continue to drop. by:00 a.m., 17. 6:00, it's 15. factor in the windchill, it feels like around a. i would say zero to 5. temperatures reflect the windchill. here's 21 on the board for new york city. 5 for monticello. put the wind in. monticello feels like 15 blow. 9 in new york city. 5 in babylon. i have the extended forecast a little later. this won't last very long. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> as the temperatures drop to dangerous cold levels, new york city is scrambling to get streets. many of the sh

lonnie quinn standing by with our forecast. >> the vest didn't look too bad. i remember you doing a story one time. just the facial. >> your head was sticking out. >> reporter: if you're looking for the cold to do some beauty treatments, you didn't get it outside today. a lot of folks dropping below the freezing mark as of right now. but look at what your high temperatures were around the area, 44. monroe township was 44. 45 blooming dale. a 49 for patchog. there you see lady liberty. a high temp in the city was 47 degrees. your low was 40. so you know, throughout the entire day, you continued to melt snow. before we get to midnight tonight, we're going to re- write this. officially on the almanac, the low will be 35, 34 degrees. all i'm showing you, during the bulk of your day, you were we're down to only 9 inches in the park. we're up to almost 27. headlines looking like this. much colder a.m. for everybody out there. we're dropping below 32 degrees. the month of february, looking ahead, looks to be above average, and we are likely above normal, or above nor

lonnie? >> well, dana, a few of you a lit bit of accumulating snow today. we'll check in on just how much you got and where. we'll also check the weekend forecast in just a bit. >> and coming up on the "cbs evening news," new information in the hillary clinton email scandal. scott pelley joining us now. scott. >> for the first time, the government has acknowledged that some of the emails that secretary of state clinton kept on her private unsecured server at home contained top secret information. we will be looking into that and will have the rest of the campaign news for you coming up, as well. >> including scott an interview with donald trump a new one tonight? >> that's right. we have a new interview with donald trump, the first one since he skipped last night's republican debate. john dickerson will have that as part of our campaign coverage on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. >> thank you, scott. see you then >>> also here at 6:00, last week's blizzard, no sweat for one new jersey family. and didn't shovel at all. >>> take a look at this police cruiser

lonnie quinn is standing by with your weekend forecast. but first -- >> shots fired! i'm bleeding heavily. >> an officer targeted while on duty. the isis inspired attacked night at philadelphia, every single nypd officer is on alert. good evening, i'm kristine johnson. maurice is off. cbs 2's jessica schneider has more on the officer ambushed and is in times square with concern for officers here. >> reporter: the nypd says it but with that philadelphia suspect pledging allegiance to isis, nypd's chief of counterterrorism sent out this memo today, urging officers in the forced to exercise heightened vigilance. so tonight, especially armed hercules teams are out and ready here in times square. the attack is brazen and at extremely close range. police say 30-year-old edward archer fired 11 times into this police car and directly at officer jesse hartnett, hitting him three times. >> i'm shot, i'm bleeding heavily! >> reporter: officer hartmut called for help before getting out of his cruiser wounded and giving chase. the suspect was shot and taken into custody. his mothe

. >>> lonnie quinn has his "eye on the storm." what's heading here exactly as we work to predict it late there are week, lonnie? >> we'll give you the most recent information we have. look, that's the one thing you can be guaranteed with as far as the atmosphere. it's going to be fluid. it's a fluid situation. things are changing. my weather watchers all across the area. and the reporting temperatures in the 30s, i want to go north right now because let's go to a place -- okay, here we go. this is around poughkeepsie. mark and janine are in pleasant valley. 27 degrees. i wanted to go north because as far as the storm that's approaching, doesn't look like it's going to be as much of a storm north of the area as it would be south of the area. and mark and janine are saying let's get ready for a possible storm. what we see currently the skies are getting cloudier as we progress here. it's 34 degrees as of right now. 37 was your high. so just about where you expect to be for this time of the year. tomorrow similar temperature maybe a

and then down to the 40s after that. >> not too shabby. >> thank you, lonnie. otis livingston is next with we'll be right back. >>> now your jeep sports desk. >> carmelo anthony is the two were in the lineup tonight after missing last night's game with the rap tores along with jose. so welcome back, guys, knicks trying to snap their four-game losing streak, and they look sharp from the jump. to galloway to mellow, to robin lopez. the ball never touches the floor. suns turn the ball over nine times in the first six minutes. nine times. good look. flying in the net. knicks go out to a 20-4 lead. sasha finished a half in style for way behind. look at this. counted at the buzzer. second half, more of the same. off to a miss. look at this. the signature put back dunk. take another look. the effort of the 20-year-old was 7 points and 7 boards tonight, back to mellow. now he messed around. 19 points. 8 assists. the knicks coast to the 102-84 victory. former net all-star facing his team for the first time. started the game one of 7 from the field. but then he started t

he then went back to his seat to get his hat and he gave that to the man, as well. >>> lonnie quinn now here really, really cold out. which of course raises concerns for people who have to be outside, our homeless neighbors. >> it's tough overnight. tough tomorrow. >> another one. >> a little bit of milder air mass by friday. but let me show you what i see right now. i see skiers and the snowboarders out in the poconos. haven't had a chance to show you too many of these shots because we just haven't had but they are operating now. a lot of that snow that you're looking at is manmade but they got a little dusting last night. could pick up a dusting possibly overnight tonight. it's clear and cold throughout the area. 26 feels like 16 degrees outside. around the area, we have a 16- degree reading right now on the thermometer. in monticello i have 24 in white plains matching that in the hamptons. 27 in greenwich and that would be the warmest reading anywhere, 25 from edison to belmar. it's a pretty uniform air mass. there's no outlier for a warm and cold spot. everybody is in the lower mid-

lonnie? >> dana, temperatures tomorrow may drop a little bit are going to rise after that. we have also got to talk about the snow melt status and chance for precipitation tomorrow in just a bit. >>> coming up on the "cbs evening news," donald trump's big gamble four days before the iowa caucuses. scott pelley will have that scott. >> well, he is a gambler dane that but this may be the biggest one yet. four days before the caucuses, neck and neck with jayvin cruz. he is boycotting tonight's republican debate! we'll have that story and the rest of the world news all coming up for you on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. >> thank you, scott. more at 6:00 tonight t the one natural compound to add to fight off weight gain. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let

lonnie? >> it was a nice day out there today. we maxed out in the 40s. as of now i see 40s and 30s and 20s out there. temperatures will drop here i'm telling you, the story will be about the temperature that we hit on sunday. get ready for that. it's coming up. >> thank you. coming up on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" the u.s. government releasing new dietary guidelines. scott pelley had have that tonight. >> reporter: dana, every once in a while, the federal government revises its guidelines on what we should and shouldn't eat. there are new guidelines now on meat and eggs and sugar and salt. and dr. john lapook will have it all for us coming right up on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. i

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lonnie smith. of shows ahead. tomorrow night, my man danny devito will be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's a great guy.g to play a a couple games of charades with >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. so be sure to tune in for that. favorite bands, men at work, colin hay tomorrow. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's gonna be good.et to sleep i think about the implications i'm diving in too deep complication's pretty lights i worry over situations be all right well, he's going to be here tomorrow night. >> steve: yeah, tomorrow. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ cheers ] >> steve: that's "overkill." ghosts appear and [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. oh, and then he hits that real note at the end he's like -- i can't get sleep yeah, yeah. it's like, oh.at one tomorrow? >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: he will? >> jimmy: oh, that's going to be fantastic. >> steve: come on!tomorrow night. [ cheers and applause ] worry about situations which ones do like, the men at work ones? >> "who can it be now?" >> ji

lonnie. >> we are going to check on how much the snow is melting and check in on the precipitation chance for a bit. >>> increase in slashing crimes are claimed to be mere coincidence. as dave carlin reports that doesn't calm residents's rising fears. >> very bad. >> reporter: new yorkers are in a heightened state of caution and vigilance worried that strange could be ready to pounce with unprovoked violence in the subways. >> uv no idea until it's too late. >> reporter: but even today the city's top cop commissioner bratton suggests slashings about a dozen since december are largely coincidence. [ inaudible ] >> i ride the subway system. my wife rides it. it is very safe. >> reporter: relatively, they are. but this is something we have to address. it's real. it's happening right now. >> reporter: chilling proof is footage. the slashing suspects include those who are well-dressed who strike without warning slashing victims often young women who don't even make eye contact. new yorkers say with these events that appear to be multiplying they are much more inclined to rely on services. resi

lonnie will be back with more on details with that. and coming up on the "cbs evening news" after us, more on the officer ambushed on the street in philadelphia. charlie rose in for scott pelley tonight. charlie, that video is unbelievable. >> hi, dana. it's unbelievable. we'll she you an isis inspired gunman's attempt to assassinate a police officer with incredible images and more of the capture of the escaped drug kingpin "el chapo" again. mexican special forces recovered him but can their the "cbs evening news." i'm neil patrick harris and new york is my home. no place has more world class culture. come winter, i can't wait to visit our must-see collections of art and superb photography and film. new york has beautifully restored theaters, that are now important centers for the performing arts. and museums that preserve the glories of the past. winter in new york state means more great things to do than ever. plan your trip at iloveny.com every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life