diane macedo, cbs 2 news. >> thank you so much. let's get her some hot cocoa. >>> the frigid cold arrives along with a new mandate for governor como. >> janelle burrell is live from union square with that part of the story. janelle. >> reporter: chris and mary, it's brutal out here. you can only imagine what it's like if you have to sleep on the mandate took effect at midnight but a lot of people who are on the streets say they are refusing to listen. >> even with the frigid freezing air chill. >> i have on a sweater, a layer dress and i'm not cold at all. >> jean o'neil remains determined to sleep on the street. o'neil like many others adamant that they will not stay in city shelters despite governor como's new statewide mandate that they be brought to shelters when temperatures dip below freezing like they have already this week. >> heavens no. >> why not? >> they're dirty. >> jumped several types, had -- several times, had everything stolen. just very, very dangerous. >> from their point of view it's safer to stay on a train or

diane macedo, cbs 2 news. >>> 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

i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. take a look at this. a time laps of the snow coming in overnight in the city if you can see it. >> live on the jersey shore where the big concern is coastal flooding. snow is also falling there and blowing in just about every direction. >> and on the garden state parkway cars are already stuck this one spinning it's wheels another reminder to stay off the roads. meteorologist john elliot is tracking the latest on this evidence if you don't really have to go please don't. you get a sense of that. you can see the wind whipping. it's going to intensify. we have a projected wind for the area coming up in just a minute. in the city we have the snow and wind. you can see it. that is just an intensifying storm. it was bad in new jersey, worse in the city this morning. you've got to manage the snow and deal with the environment and so much of that being dictated by gusty winds to 30 plus miles per hour. 24 degrees in the city feels colder than that. clearly cold enough for snow. numbers in the low to mid 3020s bu

on this sunday, january 17th i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grimes. let's get to va mesa murdock. >> this potential for snow arrives before the bitter blast. today we will hold pretty steady in the temperature department. and then this afternoon we bring in an opportunity for snow for some of us. hot all of us. today during daylight hours best chance for snow and east of the city. best chance there. let's start things off with the temperatures. we're in the low to mid 30s al don you are starting your sunday off at 27 degrees. on the vortex satellite and radar. clouds will be moving in from the south. we are a storm system moving first clouds if our direction and then light snow later today. 9:00 a.m. 36 feels like 32. mostly cloudy. by noon 37. by 3:00 it's mainly cloudy and 36. at that point in time it's likely we are seeing a little bit of snow south and east of the city. as we head into the over night hours that is when snow showers become possible for everybody. with the snow that falls during daylight hours today a dusting, at most an inch in ver

on this sunday, january 3rd i'm diane macedo. let's get to va this is a murdock who has a look at our forecast. >> it will be very similar to yesterday in regards to temperatures. 40s will feel like the 30s. but after today arctic air will be diving in and it will become frigid. for today though let's start things off live outside at this beautiful live picture. you can see how clear the skies are. sunrise at 7:20. right now 35 degrees with winds out of the southwest at 10 miles an hour. windchills for many of us in the upper 20s. but in central park, 31 is what it feels like. 28 is the windchill. wayne feels like 25. on the vortex satellite and radar. we have a cold front that will be making its way through later today. so expect more clouds as the afternoon progresses. otherwise by noon it is 42. feeling like 35 with tons of sun. by 3:00 our high of 44 will a few more clouds to build in then. slight snow showers. i'll have your full forecast coming up and we'll talk about how low the windchills go. andrea and dianne back to you

. >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. we have been talking about the warmup and it starts today. >> it starts today. a ten degree jump over yesterday. many will see 50-degree high temperatures. i think it will be a beautiful end to the weekend. we will have more clouds around today than yesterday. but over all not too shabby. temperatures right now on the chilly side still. still 38 in the city. 28 in summit. as we look at the satellite and radar picture, there are plenty of clouds over head, for your day it will be partly sunny. 9:00 a.m. 40 degrees. feeling like 35. and then today in the city we anticipate topping out at 49 degrees. it will feel like 47. but as i mentioned, we will see looking good to end your region. coming up we will talk about an even bigger jump as we head into the midweek forecast. andrea and dianne, back to you. >>> back to campaign 2016. one day to go before the iowa caucuses the presidential hopefuls are pull out all the stops to attract voters. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton are neck and

. >> i'm diane macedo. doesn't sound so lovely this weekend vanessa. >> it's an interesting weather weekend. a lot going on including icy conditions well north and west of the city. it's going to be a weekend where the umbrella should be out and it is cold. let's start things off with the vortex satellite picture. a little bit of spotty drizzle and also the pink disperse. that's the potential for freezing rain and sleet. we do have a winter weather advisory in effect until 7:00 a.m. this morning for sullivan and pike counties. freezing rain possible. maybe a little bit of sleet. please be nauseous those areas- 32 in monticello, 43 in bell mar. 46 degrees by noon by 3 it's 48. mostly cloudy sort of day. the chance for spotty drizzle and looking at steady heavy rain sometimes moving in through the overnight hours. more on that and record breaking warmth sore the second half of your weekend. details in my forecast. bang to you. >> vanessa thank you. breaking news in the bronx. an nypd officer is shot after a h

. >> and i'm diane macedo. first vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. >> today is going to be chilly. seasonably chilly. it'll be in the upper 30s. we have temperatures in the 20s and it is feeling even colder than that. overall not a bad start to your weekend. just not a warm one. 28 in the city. 22 in somerville. 26 in white plains. feels even colder than that. the windchill in white plains, 18. feels like 19 in the hampton. in the satellite radar picture, skies are mainly clear. it is looking beautiful overhead. today through the midday hour we'll see a few more clouds. maybe a stray snow flake well north and west of the city. just a decent start to your weekend. by noon, 36. feels like 32 under mainly sunny skies. we'll feel like 35. partly cloudy and 36. feeling like 33. coming up in your full forecast. we'll talk a major warm up into the workweek. >>> now to our top story, the man accused of trying to lure a child in queens is under arrest. >> police say he targeted the girl as she walked

i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. today's top stories are straight ahead but first vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast and keeping you busy. >> it is a busy morning. we are getting more and more pictures. it is causing problems. please be cautious out there and note that it is only through this morning high tide stretch that we anticipate coastal flooding being a problem. the winds will switch and that will help out problems along the coastline. let's take a look at the advisory boards. coastal flood warning in effect for the south shore. along the entirety of the south more of long island be cautious and the jersey shore moderate flooding being reported there. i've been getting photos and it is looking unpleasant. a look at other issues not only is water being pushed on shore but falling very heavily and have flood advisories in effect for much of new jersey into the hudson valley. some have received two inches of rain. top on that the wind. winds are part of the problem along the coast gusting as high as 50 m

on this sunday, january 3rd i'm diana macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. >>> first vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. >> we've done a 180. it's going to be fridged tomorrow into tuesday. today still lightly above normal but it's going to feel like the 30s. a very chilly end to the weekend but i'm not going to call it cold just yet. it's not quite there. we'll get there though. let's take a look at right now . 36 in the city, 40 great neck, richfield at 35. the windchill making it feel like 29 degrees in richfield and in tom's river it feels like 28 as we start off this sunday morning. on the vortex satellite and radar picture we've got beautiful bluff skies over head but notice to make their way in from the northwest. for today we'll see plenty of sunshine but as a front pushes in we will see more clouds as the day progresses. by 9:00 a.m. 37 degrees, feels like 32. by noon 42 is feeling like 35. mostly sunny skies. it will be windy today. winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour. our high at 3:00 of 44 will feel like 38. after that you'll notice those clouds thickening even more

diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. >> it's chilly out this morning. but nothing compared to what we are in for especially as we make our way into tuesday morning. tuesday morning we will talk about single digit and even some sub zero windchill possibilities. this morning we're not close to that. take a look. 36 right now in the city. it's 25 in summit. 31 in scarsdale. 23 in toms river. skies are pristine this morning as we go through the day though, expect increasing clouds later on this afternoon. mainly snow showers mainly north and west of the city late today. noon it's 42 degrees feeling like 35. and then by 3:00 it will be 44 degrees. and then a few snow showers possible mainly north and west of the city. it is over night that the in. coming up in my full forecast, whether be specific about when and where the coldest windchills will be felt. dianne and andrea back to you. >>> we have breaking news in the bronx where police are investigating a deadly fire that broke out in an apartment building over night. >> alana gold has more. >> reporter: tak

i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. new york city is under a travel ban until 7 this morning when all port authority bridges and tunnels will reopen. >> buses are expected to be running by 7:00 a.m. as well and above ground subway service is expected early this morning along with metro north long island railroad and new jersey transit. >> we are live with team coverage from long island to westchester county to the jersey shore. >> john elliot is here in the studio tracking it all for us. >> were you frozen out there yesterday? >> yes we just thawed out. >> that was great work. you did the right thing. all morning i'm on the phone saying there an official announcement coming up at 7:00 a.m. but right now we missed it by that much. was a record smasher those stats in a second. but right now i'll let you know that low is done and we are going to see the sun take over but totals for you, 30.5. 30.5-inches at jfk. hello record book. laguardia 27.9, belmont same, brooklyn at 27, central park 26.8 which missed the number one s

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i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm diane macedo. we have been monitoring the storm all morning from jersey shore to westchester county to long island. we have team coverage for you and we start things off with meg baker who joins us live. meg? >> actually before we get to meg we are getting ahead of with john and give us an update on the day after the blizzard here. >> but thank you for reminding me to thank meg baker. what a day she had yesterday. >> she did. >> yesterday in the heat of the storm, poor metaphor, the afternoon and evening high tide cycle meg literally was almost blown over. those winds are so much better now watching that cycle this morning for the jersey shore. look at this beautiful view in the city. isn't that nice? beautiful skies sunny and shiny and a lot of work to do. 20 degrees winds out of the northwest at 13 miles per hour. numbers air temperature readings 12 in mont sell o but you are spared all of those inches. 23 in roseland. 19 in toms river where the wind chill is 5. the wind chill in the city is 10.

diane macedo has the story. >> reporter: dr. lisa is best known for her work as an ear, nose and throat specialist but over the last few months she took a second job inspired by her son michael. >> michael is 18 years old. he is on the autism spectrum. my concern like every parent when their son is kind of becoming a college age he will not be going to college but what is he going to do with his life, what's going to give him meaning and purpose? >> reporter: one thing michael really loves is cooking but without a high school degree so she teamed up with behavior specialist jason atlantaier and created a granola company where it was created by autistic adults. >> once they graduate they learn the skills for the next one. but the goal is they are completely 100% independently cooking preparing packaging every, single item of food. every, single person has got to the final level and they are working on the part of cooking it. >> reporter: 24-year-old jonathan says before this he could only find jobs peeling potatoes. now he not on

. >> i'm diane macedo. today's top stories are straight ahead but first a look at the varied forecast to say the least. >> that's right. we have big swings. we have big rain and a chance for snow all in the seven day forecast. but today pretty simple forecast. mainly cloudy skies. some drizzle. things start to change big time overnight. but let's show you what's happening right now. we do have spotty drizzle also at the top of your screen up in ulster county and sullivan county as well we see pink. that's an indication of freezing drizzle maybe some sleet. please be cautious when driving the roadways could be slick. as for as cloud cover goes temperatures are pretty mild out there. 44 in liberty, 41 in chatham and central park 42. highs mid to upper 40s for us. mainly cloudy skies stick around. we could see a little bit of spotty drizzle and as we get into the evening hours around 5 showers become more likely. overnight steady heavy rain moves on in. we talk about that. record warmth. a chance for snow. so

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i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. fist meteorologist vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. not looking too good. >> not looking good to start. it is moving out very quickly. i think most of the day will be salvaged and quite warm. this morning, of course with the wet weather falling, we have rain in spots. snow and sleet in others. let's show you what the radar looks like. here we go. lots of green. heaviest stuff falling east of the city earlier. now it's moving through northern central new jersey. as you look well north of the city up toward sullivan. we have wintery precipitation falling. snow, sleet, possibly freezing rain. just be cautious out there driving on the streets this morning. winter weather advisory is in effect until 10:00 a.m. but personally i would extend that to sullivan, maybe even into orange as well. as we look to the tristate area. temperatures, 43 in the city. 44 in montauk. normal high is 38. we'll be climbing to 49. 9:00 a.m., 43 degrees. most of the rain is out of here. noon,

i'm diane macedo. police have arrested a man accused of trying to lure a child in queens as she walked to school. investigators say 29-year-old was captured on surveillance video. he motioned to a 10-year-old girl. she was walking to school. when she ignored him, he tried to grab her. the girl found a crossing guard who stepped in and confronted the suspect. >>> police say they're on the hunt for a hit and run driver the woman had been trying to hail a cab when she was sideswiped by a bmw. it happened near midnight. the victim is in critical condition at bellevue hospital. >>> now let's head over to many you with a look at your weather. >> it is a beautifully bright beginning. 17 in somerville. 26 in bridgeport. feels like 19. wind chill in monticello, just 14 degrees. temperatures remain below the freezing mark. this afternoon we'll warm above freezing. we'll see more melting. skies today will be mainly sunny. however, through the midday hours the disturbance will roll through. maybe a stray snow flak

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live in chelsea, diane macedo, cbs 2 news. >>> developing tonight an arrest in the case of a pregnant woman found dead in the bronx. her father was just charged with her murder. the body of anndrea caruth was found hidden in a crawl space inside the home she shared with her father. cbs 2's dave carlin reports from baychester. >> reporter: the active police scene and the pregnant woman's father is charged with her murder. police say she was strangled and she was struck in the head with a blunt object. >> that's horrible. that's -- that's horrible. >> reporter: 39-year-old anndrea caruth lived in the corsa avenue home with her 61- year-old father william seen here in this video from after his daughter was reported hitting but before her body was found. now he is charged with murder after two nypd cadaver dogs led investigators to caruth's body in a crawl space in the basement area where the father has an apartment. gravel apply wood board and rug. friends say anndrea caruth was expecting her first child this summer. >> to know that she was pregnant even the baby died, so that's two murd

. >> diane macedo is on a white upper west side. good morning to you. >> that's an under statement. we are here on 72nd and amsterdam. it's emptier than it would be but hardly deserted. we've seen buses and cars come through and pedestrians walking around. a lot but the sidewalks are not plowed so be careful as you walk around. xavier is making his way to the upper west side. talk to me about what it's like walking through here right now. >> it's not see bad right notch because it's still soft but maybe later on it will get worse. >> what was it like for you? you worked the overnight shift. when you went into work it was okay and when you come out it's all of this. >> i didn't think it would be like this at all. even though they said a storm i wasn't expecting it. >> a lot of people are talking about bundling up, being prepared. what's your advice? >> yeah bundle up but if you can stay indoors. >> what's your plan for the rest of the day. >> netflix and chill baby. >> where are you headed right now? you are planning to hunker down and stay indoors. >> i'm going to stay indoors, eat

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i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. today's top stories are vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast and the advisory many of us are under. >> this morning the fact we have cold temperatures well north and west of the city a little bit of precipitation in the freezing form for some of us but it is going to be changing as the morning progresses. temperatures warm up and we'll be less and less likely to see any frozen precipitation but in the meantime be careful. let's take a look at the vortex satellite and radar picture. where you see pink on the screen in sullivan county we could see a little bit of freezing drizzle this morning, a little bit of sleet. that would be some of the slick spots but in general the roadways are wet this morning. keep it in mind. passing showers out there right now. 42 in the city, 38 in sparta, 44 for the hamptons. heading to the mid to upper 40s together. mainly cloudy, passing drizzle. but by 2:00 this afternoon it's

. >> and i'm diane macedo. >> first vanessa murdock is here. it was chilly outside. >> it's feeling like winter finally. and it does get even colder from here. we'll talk about single digit windchills as we make our way into tuesday morning. it is still cold out there and it is where we should be. temperatures for most of us out there in the 30s this morning. 33 in central park. 31 for white plains. 29 in the hampton. it feels colder than that. windchills in the mid20s for many. in month sell low, it feels like 15 degrees. some clouds overhead. air is dry, so much of it is evaporating. temperatures toppling out in the 30s. 42 our high today will feel like 35. winds will be blowing out of the west-northwest at 5 to 10. it will be a sunny start to the weekend. the first weekend of the new year. also a very chilly start. but temperatures at 42 degrees, that is still above seasonable. back to you. >> thank you. >>> our top story this morning, the nypd says it's trying to put an end to a robbery spree in the bronx. >> all the victims have been targe

on this sunday, january 31st i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. today's top stories are straight ahead but first vanessa murdock is here with one of our top stories this morning which is is the weather and this warmup. hard to believe after the blizzard we are talking about a warmup. >> and a big time continued melting of whatever snow is left. we will be reaching nearly 60 by midweek. today many of us will hit 50. so serious numbers out there for today. i think it's a great end to the weekend. let's check on the temps right now though. we're not at 50 yet. most of us below the freezing mark or many of us any way. but it is 39 in central park. 37 in westberry. as we look at the vortex have plenty of clouds moving on in. for today plenty of clouds. some sun. it will not be a completely cloudy day. we are calling for a mixture of sunshine and clouds. 9:00 a.m., 40. it feels like 35. by noon 44 is feeling like 40. 49 feels like 47. today winds out of the southwest generally speaking at 5-10. not a huge windchill but the southwest winds are what is wa

. >> i'm diana macedo. >>> first meteorologist serena murdock is vanessa murdock is here with the forecast. >> 10 degrees warmer than yesterday which means 10 degrees above seasonal. some will hit 50 today and we'll see some sun and plenty of clouds. right now 32 mount kisko. on the satellite and radar picture, we have plenty of clouds but not a complete blanket of clouds. there are some breaks. we are seeing some sun and that's what you can expect for the duration of today. breaking it down for you, at it's 40 and feels like by noon 44 feels like 40, at 3:00, 49 feeling like 47. as you make your way into the work week it gets warmer. specifics coming up shortly. back to you. sdmrsz thank you. >>> now -- >> thank you. >>> now to campaign 2016. we're just one day away from iowa caucuses and the presidential hopefuls are hitting the pavement to attract voters. >> marly hall reports live from des moines. marly. >> reporter: good morning, andrea and diane. candidates have been chris crossing iowa. they are encouraging voters to get out there and vote despite a snowy forecast. >> how would you

. >> and i'm diane macedo. today's top stories are straight ahead but one of them is weather. vanessa look at the shot behind you. you can barely see a building. >> there's a lot going on. a lot of rains, flood advisories. some spots over an inch of rain has already fallen so this morning until 10:15 much of new jersey under a flood advisory. it includes rockland county and orange county. lots of rain still falling and that trend will continue really throughout much of the day. as we look at our coast there's a coastal flood advisory in effect until 1:00 and warning effect until roughly 10:00 a.m. the high tide cycle this morning anticipate minor to moderate coastal flooding. winds today will also be an issue. gusts could be as high as 50 isolated to the county. i want to say for all of us 35 to 45 miles per hour wind gusts are not out of the question. the rain is lifting up now. expect steady rain through noon but they wrap up sooner than that the steady stuff. showers early afternoon and evening and clearing skies overnight. in the meantime it will be warm. some of us nearin

diane macedo is live in chelsea with more. >> reporter: 24-year-old amanda morris is speaking out on social media tonight after that attack happened right here on 23rd street between sixth and seventh avenue around 5:30 this morning. she said she never thought she would have to go through something like this but hopes that surveillance video of the incident can not only help catch the man responsible but help others learn from her experience.

. >> i'm diane macedo. first we start off with meteorologist john elliot here in the stud o with us after being trapped in the city. >> a lot of folks by me take the bus in on sunday so very mindful of bus service being reinstated by mid day and also we think broadway is back in business talking to jim about the city opera. that was a big cancellation and hurt last night so trying to ease you back into the routine of sunday in the city. the city right now awfully pretty and coming to life in more ways than one going to see cars out there so be mindful for that. big change in the dynamic of the roadways. clearing and 22. wind is up this hour. air temperature readings. 6 in sparta. 19 in summit, 18 in toms river. they are still under a flood warning. high tide cycle to the next hour along the coast could see problems. nothing like the extend of the problems we saw yesterday. wind chill something to consider all day long. 34 your high still feels like 27. bundle up and watch your step. very important reminders

calm before the storm, but a blizzard warning is in effect for parts of the tristate area, i'm diane macedo, sanitation workers in new york city will begin 12 hour split shifts, mayor deblasio issued a hazardous advisory urging drivers to stay off the roads, the garden state is bracing for a double dose of coastal flooding, if you want to earn extra cash during the storm the city is looking for workers to help remove snow and stop by the sanitation department today. for the latest on the storm's track let's head over to john elliot. >>> already evidence of the approaching storm with clouds filling in over head, 23 degrees, wind out of the north makes it feel like theteens, parts of south jersey over to philly, snow and ice already taking over, and causing major problems in the southeast, let's turn on the future cast, time it out work and school day, fine even into your friday evening, but by day break tomorrow, light snow falling in the city, already accumulating snow for middlesex, summerset, ocean counties that will continue and we're going to augment that with gusty winds out of the eas