developing right now a new water main break in hoboken. the new problem comes as repairs on last weeks busted main just wrapped up. eye witness news reporter dray clark is in hoboken for a city they've got a lot of water woes. >> reporter: good morning. it certainly seems like south hoboken can't catch a break another flooded street because of yet another water main break this one on the 100 block of monroe between first and second avenues. now there was a lot more water covering the street but we understand crews have just turned the water off so the flooding has gone down substantially but take a look the streets first started flooding some time after midnight, water crews were here right away and we have able to understand how extensive the water main break is because crews right now are in the early stages of digging up the ground to reach the main but certainly looking at the amount of water, the break is pretty significant. we know that one basement here on monroe street is flooded and we talked to one man who says he lost his water.

they're working on another water main break in hoboken. what you need to know. >>> plus, right now president obama is in paris paying tribute to victims of the attack there and being greeted by angry protesters demanding action. >>> also ahead, a warning from the fbi. a threat that shut down a university. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning, everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this monday. it's november 30th. good morning. i'm michael gargiulo. >> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris is off this morning. raphael miranda is here with the forecast. >> good morning, guys. monday morning, we're feeling that chill. windchills are down over the last half hour. you can see right now it feels like 20s and even teens north and west of town. you need to grab those layers as you're heading out the door. feels like 17 in monticello. feels like 19 in newburgh. 23 is what it feels like in danbury. that chill sticks around all day long today. grab a coat right now. you'll need it throughout the day. temperatures rebounding only back to the mid-40s this afternoo

awater main break is still underway. drivers entering and existing hoboken should do so on the north end. all of the south end streets are closed. we have an accident blocking the lane on fdr drive. alternate sides in effect citywide. be safe and don't text and drive. mary and chris back to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> the parents of a baby with a rare brain tumor are experienced a miracle. >> a miracle after the baby was kissed by pope francis i. surgery is not an option. the family showed up for philadelphia's parade in september, and she received a kiss on market street. and the kiss that her parents are calling am miracle on market. >> she is getting better and stronger. blowing kisses. she is started pointing at things. >> well, take a look at these incredible images. the brain scan on the left was taken in late august. you can see the tumor there. the one on the right was taken earlier this month. her parents can't wait to sitdown and tell her what a difference a kiss can make. >> incredible. >>> all right. now, "c

there is no surprise here that with this water main break that john was just pointing out the water main has not shut off yet. we have water all over the roadway. it's no surprise that they have suspended alternate side of the street parking rules in hoboken and that would be just south of first street and west of washington. the so, this is something to keep in mind. there are roads that are open, as you can see, police are directing the traffic around the problem. we can head to the maps. i can tell you what roads are open. observer highway from washington street to hoboken station to paterson blank split. you will find a lot of about tray volume. it's not gridlock but a lot of extra volume. a lot of that is going to the lincoln tunnel. we have mass transit, to and from hoboken running. street cleaning rules in the five boroughs are in effect. ken and lori, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> driving can be rough especially here in the tri- state. list of the most congestedwhat makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veg

abdel hamid abaaoud is the main suspect, the main organiser of the attack in paris last friday. he is the target of this assault, but we don't know whether the target is in the house, so he is presumed to be the target. salah abdeslam, who is the first suspect on the run is still on the run. he is one of the five identified out of seven who led the attacks on friday. the police issued a notice that they were looking for another man unnamed believed to be linked to the attack last night. it's a very serious situation. we don't know what stage this raid - this investigation, this operation is at, but it's very tense. the police are hearing - we've seen military trucks, many branches of the french police here, if not all of them, with the swot teams, and it's a very tense situation >>> what about the people there, tristan, the residence. what are they being told? presumably there are lots of road blocks and people have either been evacuated or told to stay home. >> reporter: necessity have been told to stay home. the mayor made an appeal. st denis has woken up and going on their wa

hoboken officials announced they fixed the main in the 24- inch water main and a 36-inch valve just a week away. the disruption lasted a week, flooding streets, and it left many frustrated business owners and resident dents without water for days. >> it's difficult. people have babies where i live, and it's hard. >> reporter: this break much smaller, but an inconvenience for those affected. as crews continue to make the repairs, monroe street from 1st to 2nd street still shut down. so 100 people this morning are waking up without water. no word when they expected the repairs to be completed. janelle burrell cbs 2 news. >> thank you, janelle. >>> earlier this month the state department issued a warning to citizens traveling to afghanistan after the terror attacks in paris, and now there's a report that an attack is eminent there. >>> it is not water-main breaking cold out there that we are dealing with, and that's just -- how annoying is that? >> very difficult. you are dealing with the chilly conditions. you need to gear up for it. the 20s for many communities and the windchill, some

but in fact, all of the capped dates want a podium for the main event. why? a year away from election day, we'll be debating the debates. it's the "inside story." >> welcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. while the democratic debates have been rather sedate affairs overall, the gop encounters have not, one candidate made fun of another's looks, and one got away with missing a question about tax plans by turning the answer into an attack on the media. the republican national committee yanked a scheduled debate from nbc to punish the network for the cnbc debate. but no candidate has talked about not participating. quite the opposite, everybody wants to play and grumble about the proceedings. more from michael shure about tonight's debate. >> the way that the republicans were united, how it was at fix, we all don't like the way that the cnbc debate happened. we want to revolt about the questions and how they put it on. but when they got to the table, and we want to figure out how to make it better, they all had different ideas, and they all didn't sit down a

we have a water main break. you may experience closures on these streets and the streets around the area. so, we have newark west of hudson, observer highway. normally a lot of people drive in this area, park over here. is. hoboken. in addition to that, alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended. mass transit is running into hoboken on or close and street cleaning rules are in throughout the five boroughs. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," the would create a huge new pharmaceutical giant. how the company plans to avoid paying millions in taxes. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. >>> the music industry took time to remember the victims of the paris terrorist attacks on one of the biggest nights for the performers. >> many were

watch for delays on 45 north main street at williams avenue in spring valley. that's an accident with injuries expect delays there and 37 west at hooper avenue in toms river a collision let's go outside and show you the problem at 37 right at hooper avenue in toms river ongoing clean up of a pretty serious accident. let's go up to shannon high above another problem in new jersey. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning debbie. this is on the new jersey turnpike northbound truck lanes still putting water on a tanker fire. still smoke here but we still have the tanker itself but they need to get out of here at some bound side of the turnpike the tanker fire itself was in the truck lanes just before 8:00 a.m. in cranberry but you can see they have activity in the car lanes as well so this is becoming a bit of a nightmare, lots of traffic as you head up towards cranberry and into interchange 8 a and unfortunately, looks like they have to get this out of here after the morning commute. reporting live over the new jersey turnpike, shannon stone channel 7 eye w

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cold temperatures can be a big problem for water main breaks. brianne carter shows us what goes into making all those tough repairs. thanrning off the valve patching the pipe with a stainless steel clamp is just some of the work that goes into repairing a broken water main. got a look at what goes into fixing a burst pipe as the agency prepares for the temperatures to drop and the number of water main breaks to go up. has more than 5600 miles of water mains in montgomery and pg county. a third of which are more than 50 years old. the agency is aggressively working to replace old pipes and preparing knowing there are still going to have to contend with gushing water this winter. colding infrastructure and weather is a recipe for water main breaks and it's going to happen. between 400eeing and 600 water main breaks. >> in addition to monitoring the pipes, another thing wssc keeps a close eye on is this. the potomac river. they say they watch the water temperature. once it lowers to the mid 30's, that is when they know that cold water going into th

water main broke around 1:00 this morning. it is an eight inch pipe, we're told, an old pipe, so we have seen that many times before, where the pipes that are very old break. this one from 1935. so police, water people have been out here since about 1:00 this morning trying to get a handle on the situation. prepa repairs have not started at this point. we saw the crumbling sidewalk where the pipe broke, but they have not been able to start repairs. good news is we're told that no one is going to lose water service because of this. you're looking at the courthouse. it is very close. just down the street from the break here. we're told the courthouse, the jail will not lose water service and that actually no one will in this area because they have been able to isolate the break in such a way that it won't affect people in that way. the big thing is going to be the traffic and the roads this morning. major thorough fare. mellas why issa mollet is here look at how that will impact you this morning. >> because of the closure we'll

a massive water main break flooded streets. this morning it will have an impact as you head out the door. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is at the scene. crews working through the night to get this cleaned up. >> reporter: a lot of extra muscle on this, darlene. they're still working at this hour. now, that boil water advisory remains in effect for hoboken. give it a minute if you live in the area, even though the water pressure has been largely restored. but anyone coming through the area in their car is likely going to see the flashing lights like the one behind me, all because the repairs from that water main break continue. a rough weekend for anyone living in the hoboken and newport area of jersey city as that 16-inch break happened there. most of hoboken was without water for several hours because the broken valve on a transmission line. residents have been advised to boil their water for at least a minute before consuming it. the county office of emergency management dispatched water tankers at several locations to

the right lane continues to be blocked with this water main break. see it coming out, it's still gushing out into the roadway here. this is near 25th street just under the schuylkill so stick to grays ferry or penrose avenue instead. a quick look outside. this is the schuylkill. heavy eastbound from gulph mills to the curve and the boulevard to girard, dave. >> all right, karen, we are off to a sunny start. it's cool. temperatures in the 40's in philadelphia. we'll still be in the 50's by 9 o'clock but by noon, 67. how about 72 degrees in early november and it gets even milder tomorrow. >> great. >> polls open at 6:00 a.m. in new jersey. the polls open in about three minutes here in pennsylvania. for karen rogers dave murphy, tamala edwards, i'm matt. bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with the card most accepted by top doctors and specialists, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the strength to drive forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. have a great tuesday. >>> good morning, america. the new poll that shows ben carson's lead surgin

severe storms mainly in south and southeastern iowa with strong winds and an isolated tornado as the main threats. after the rain passes we are going to see very windy and cold conditions move through the state thursday and friday with highs dropping into the 50s and 40s by the weekend. next weekend is looking very nice with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. sabrina: top five this morning.... sabrina: a norwalk elementary student had to be rushed to the hospital monday morning after being hit by a car outside school. the driver of the vehicle said his view was obstructed by the sunrise, and that the boy didn't look both ways before he crossed. parents feel the school needs to have a crossing guard out earlier. no charges have been filed. elias: in the number two spot this morning... elias: an update in the search for justice for jayda ...the five-year- old who died last year after overdosing on morphine inside of her mothers apartment. yesterday... her mother, tionne bloodsaw, plead guilty to one county of child endangerment causing serious injury, two counts of neglect and one drug r

on main street and online year-round. the movement has grown to a year long effort by communities, motivating local businesses to develop customers. live local saturday is an effort to encourage residents to shop, type and play locally. the initiative to get customers to shop small on saturday reinforces the importance of supporting family, friends and neighbors. >> the need has increased due to the greater options for people to shop. on the internet, in the small traffic. and it's really just become harder to be a local shop. >> when you do have a united front and people are thinking out side the box and they're looking at ways that they can promote their businesses, it will be a great thing for everybody involved. >> washington, d.c. small businesses got together and created an event called art all night. by offering entertainment and demonstrations, they increase foot traffic and awareness about per chacht merchants shoppers m been aware of. >> a great if you want for a lot of foot traffic. >> it introduces them to our

if you're heading from where that water main break area is, it's a mile from the water main break down to ronkonkoma. just hop onto ronkonkoma as your alternate. fdr drive south in the 60s. we have construction, one lane closed down. delays back to the 90s as a result. so we have some very heavy delays. m and r trains, police activity at 36th street. we have our street cleaning rules in effect. ken and lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> one wireless company is promising a big discount the customers willing to jump ship. >> a new high-tech way to charge the apple watch. the stories. >> in today's tech bytes, a new accessory for apple fans. >> the company rolled out the new vehicle apple watch charging dock. >> it can be placed flat or up right. the price tag is $79. >> sprint jumps into the cell phone price wars offering to sell wireless services for half of what its rivals are charging. >> for those already customers, sprint offering a free tablet and data for a year. >> the future is here for the lion king. they released a 350 degree video of its stage. >> viewers can scroll in all

the aftermath of a water main break. it looks like the problem won't be fixed until after thanksgiving. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. >>> breaking news in new jersey. here's a live look at a home that went up in flames overnight. right now an investigation into a possible fatal fire. >>> thanksgiving in hoboken could be challenging. why water main repairs could take days. >>> and a freezing cold morning. temperatures taking a big dip overnight. "today in new york" starts now. >>> that's a dip all right. good morning, everyone. tuesday morning. it is november 24th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. chris cimino here with the forecast. chris, this is double jacket weather. >> at least and then some. layered up today, that's the best way to go. as we go through the afternoon it gets a little bit more comfortable. still chilly and below normal. starting out flirting with freezing. we slipped to 32. 33 in the city. 17 in westhampton. 25 in islip. dan

a water main break. traffic still allowed to move through. this is approaching the schuylkill overpass. ponding, water spilling out on this one side of passayunk avenue. traffic is allowed to move through so that's the good news there. give yourself extra time if you're heading out the door in that spot. we don't need an alternate. the northeast extension north between quakerton and lehigh valley. traffic is moving through that area as well. 95 around cottman avenue we're starting to see slowdowns in the normal spots. to the wine street expressway you can see here we're starting to see those delays. the area bridges we're okay t burlington bris central in the process of an opening. >> about 10 minutes from sun rise. we are completely in the clear. this is a beautiful view from sky force 10. very little winds, the smoke coming off the chimneys going straight up and the temperatures overnight went down with the clear skies. pout the cloud cover we had it's gotten a lot chillier. some of the glow of sun lig

. >>> frustrated residents have been waiting for residents -- for owners to repair a water main break outside their home. two days is a long time. what is going on? >> this all started with a broken water main yesterday and got worse today with a broken valve eight the below the street. the crews finally repaired that bout about a half hour ago and it could not come soon enough for the seniors living here. >> at her mother's senior living facility, she delivered relief of the dreadful. her 90- year-old mother called this evening asking for help. >> she said, we cannot rush the toilet, we don't have any drinking water and i just cannot take it anymore. >> in fact the entire building, dozens of residents, have been without water since tuesday at 5 am. >> you cannot wash nothing. >> that is when the water main broke outside. crews struggle to fix it in the typical eight hour time frame. dc delivered some bottled water today but left it in the lobby. for some immobile seniors to come and claim. and not enough for today's. >> people who do not have drinking water and there are still some p

marijuana from maine dispensaries, but they do need to have an i.d. card from their home state. tom: commitment 2016 now, it was a busy morning at the secretary of state's office with three republicans adding their names to the first in the nation primary ballot. jennifer: all three spoke about the importance of new hampshire's role in the race for president. and the very real threat it's facing. wmur political director josh mcelveen is here now with more. josh: with the possible exception of ted cruz, it could be argued that none of the d.c. who file forward the primary today would even be in the race if it within for early contest states like new hampshire and iowa. these candidates are also in agreement. new hampshire is in real danger of losing its first in the nation spot. hooking -- poking a little fun at the recent patdown he received from secret service this week, lins yea graham was in good spirits and moved by the step of putting his name on the new hampshire primary ballot. >> when you put benchmarks on your life, this is an incredible day

a state of emergency after the main power lines from ukraine were blown up.what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: what has been happening over the last few nights is a series of attacks, really, on the infrastructure, the electrical infrastructure, that links the peninsula of crimere with the main land of ukraine. there are four power lines that do this. two of those lines were disrupted on friday and last night the two remaining lines were severed so the power pylons were blown up and bringing the entirety of the crimean peninsula to a complete power isolation. it is all running on generators. all medical establishments that we've been told have been connected to generators. there's no sort of immediate medical crisis as long as those generators have enough fuel to keep them going. there has been an advice bulletin saying to charge batteries and stock up on water. we don't know how long it will affect. maybe as much as 48 hours. that's what the authorities are saying. the political spat between russia, which now has possession of crime refreshings e a

water main break before 4:00 a.m. meant no water for residents and businesses in this immediate area. >> yeah, it's very frustrating. it didn't even flood this time or rain this time before it flooded. so that's a little bit annoying. and it always seems like any time there's a big rainstorm, even know, it's getting annoying. >> reporter: this happenedless than a half mile away from where a main burst last week, a gusher that disrupted thanksgiving holiday plans for many. just yesterday, suez water told reporters workers finished repairs to the main that broke. earlier this morning, residents weren't sure if the water problems they were experiencing were from last week's break or todays. >> there's like a little, it's like offcolor. yeah. >> reporter: do you think it's from the first break or this one that's happening now? >> i think it's from this one. oh no, so that means i can't shower. >> reporter: the eight-inch water main that broke this morning caused monroe street to shut down from traffic fueling the frustrat

adding to the problem, there was also a water main break. residents were asked to cut back on water use, but those repairs have also been made and t t all-clear has been given for normal water use. a houston, texas man has been arrested in an armed robbery in sioux city on friday. 23 year-old regan maryland is charged with first-degree robbery in the near 19th and center streets. an e eloyee says a man came inside the shop and asked him to come around back and look at his car. that's where the employee says the man pulled a gun and took his wallet. and after siouxlanders dug out from friday's snowstorm, it was time for a little winter fun! sertoma park was filled with sledders and snowboarders on saturday. sertoma park is ononof two public places in sioux city to legally sled, the other is grandview park. me say it's a great family atmosphere. it was a star-studded show for one of music's biggest nights! who took home some hardware from the 2015 american music awards? kim hutcherson has a wrap up in today's s hollywood minute. << the biggest

on this freezing night water gushing out of a water main in lafayette. they are trying to cap the break as neighbors rush to prevent flooding in their homes. ian cole is joining us from the break. i can't think of a worse night for a water main break. >> reporter: less than ideal conditions. it is cold and it is wet. this area is soaked right here. we have learned that east bay mud crews have stopped the valves that were deploying the water that was rushing down here. this is gravel. this used to be a sidewalk earlier today and now filled with gravel. it is going to be slippery tomorrow morning. it will be freezing overnight. a new river formed in lafayette tonight. taking shape on relief station road. >> amazing. >> reporter: a 16-inch water main ruptured at the top of the hill, sending thousands of gallons down it. >> you could see and hear the water. >> reporter: some of that water ended up in debby and greg's front yard and garage. >> it was scary. i thought oh, my goodness. >> reporter: the couple has had drainage problems before but only when it is

josh: a maine woman is in the hospital after her car hit a moose on the maine turnpike last night. officers say 27-year-old taylor norcross suffered head injuries . she was a passenger in a car driven by 40-year-old frank gatto who was not injured. the one thousand pound bull moose was standing in a northbound lane when the car hit it. the moose died in the crash. jean: officers found a 16-year-old student who disappeared last night. he was on an island in the middle of the pond. the search dog picked up the officers say he panel to the island in a canoe he found onshore, but was unable to get back on. josh: new hampshire is joining a coalition of states to defend the epa' s clean power plan. several states are challenging a rule requiring fossil fired power plants to cut emissions, the coalition filed a motion in the u.s. court of appeals. maine and vermont also joined s attorney general says pollution from coal-fired plants in the west winds up damaging new england. jean: still too, news nine tonight target announces some of , its stores will close their doors, what 13 stores wil

i thought it was my water main. then i came out and saw the field which when that fills up, we know there's trouble. >> reporter: two homes near the water main break were evacuated just in case there were problems with the gas line. overall this didn't seem to disrupt thanksgiving too much for some families. only two homes suffered basement flooding. here are a couple of neighbors other. >> it's a garden hose. the one faucet to the other and it back feeds into the house. you have to make sure that you shut off the main otherwise it would be pouring the back to where it's leaking. today. >> it's just a neighbor needing help. we were here to help out. >> did they come knocking or did you come offering. >> they phoned me. >> they phoned me. >> they gave me a call. >> reporter: the three-house- hose hookup kept this along. by tonight. >> i have new information about the other water main break causes problems in new jersey. the boil water advisory lifted just in time for the thanksgiving holiday. crews in there working t

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and this is all because of that ongoing water main break. they have been suspended in hoboken south of first street and west of washington street but alternate side of the street parking rules in effect in the five boroughs. ken over to you. >>> all right heather thank you. we have breaking news in new jersey. at least one person was killed and three others injured after the early morning house fire. eyewitness news dray clark -- no we have kala rama at the scene right now. i'm sorry that -- i'm sorry about that. with the lates on -- latest on the story. >> reporter: that's right ken. we can tell you a firefighter was just brought to the hospital with a leg your. and also -- injury. and also a police officer was injured here. when he tried to climb open to the roof trying to help before firefighters got here. he fell off with a minor leg injury. we can tell you we just learned this home is also for the disabled adults operated by alliance against homelessness of bergen county. it's been a few hours since the fire was actually put out. but we

but in parts of maine it ended as snow. this picture got sent in from poland spring, maine. you can see just a little bit of snow on the pumpkin there. certainly not a lotment but parts of downeast maine and out through the northern part of the state picking up 1-3 inches of rain. close to four around presque isle maine. clearly it can snow this time of year. cloud cover is still lingering in boston. just to the west of the city you can see how the skies are clearing out. clouds on the south shore and the cape. you can see we're going to be clearing out this storm moves eastward and high pressure noses in. yes, that will clear out our skies but this storm is is still strengthening so the winds are still increasing. the winds right now gusting over 20 miles per hour, pulling down this colder air from the north. so the temperature s are going nowhere today. we're starting out below freezing in worcester county. 38 boston. we have lower 40's on the cape. temperatures hold pretty steady through lunchtime as we come up to near 40 degrees under the sunshine. 12-20. going to hold t

casina boulevard, main street here in flushing, queens. as you can see a very, very busy intersection with multiple city bus, cars, foot traffic. bus. this was a skyline bus. a private charter bus what we understand. this woman was crossing outside of the crosswalk and was hit. it is unclear if the driver even knew if he or she hit someone. this is such a busy intersection, stands to reason there would be a lot of surveillance cameras on different buildings. people are trying to see if that we do know there is at least one nypd security camera nearby. mounted on a light pole right outside of the queens library here. they have obtained video from the camera. they are checking that out. hopefully that is able to give them much-needed clues in this case. we don't yet know identity, age of the woman who passed away here in flushing, queens, at 8:30 last night. police likely will give us that today. flushing. greg, rosanna, back to both of you. >> teresa, thanks a lot. >> there was a robber who had a knife and attacked a mother while breast fee

all the while tracking snow from banger up to presque isle, maine. this is all associated with our storm that continues to pull away. as it does, winds are going to be increasing as the skies clear out. it's going to pull down chillier air. you can see the winds right now out of the northwest sustained about 15, even over 20 miles per hour on the cape. blustery feel overall today. look at these temperatures hovering right near the freezing mark orange to worcester. 39 boston right now. still lower 40's on the cape. notice over the next 12 hours temperatures don't change a lot. we actually see the skies clear out by about 7:00 or 8:00 this morning and sunshine, upper 0's to around 40 degrees the west we do today. keep in mind though that wind out of the northwest at 20 miles an hour will make it feel today like it's in the 20's most of the day. these e the wind chills through the afternoon. do bundle up as you're heading out this morning. let's get you out to the roads right now. they are drying out after that rain from yesterday. olessa, good tonger.

main of the main battle fields being aleppo. the opposition has been saying in the past that the syrian government has been severely undermined and that is solely on the iranians and hezbollah to try and contain those areas and launch attacks against the syrian opposition. the latest development on the ground was mainly due to syrian military factions reuniting. the army, the nusra front, are now trying to unite in those areas and to repel the syrian government back by the different militias because they have been concerned over the last few days by the syrian army regrouping, mounting an offensive and trying to claim some of the territory it lost over the last four years. it's a very delicate situation for the syrian opposition and also for the syrian army >>> thank you for that. bringing us the latest on what could be a very significant development in the syrian war. on friday russia's foreign minister agreed with the syrian counterpart to push for a political plan agreed in vienna earlier this month, but as the russian air st

rand paul will be on the main stage. george pataki won't be in the debate at all. >> thank you. >>> new tonight a mystery in long island. authorities recover the body of a female cat. a reward of $9,000 is offered for tips on the cat's death. >>> police in new jersey are trying to figure out who fired a bullet that grazed an 8-year-old girl inside of her home. it happened last night in asbury park. prosecutors say the 20-year-old dante allen ran from a traffic stop and started a gun fight with police. during that exchange, a bullet skinned casey jones forehead as he watched tv tv. the jersey shore medical center. allen was shot in this leg and is facing murder and weapons charges. >>> a terrified mother attacked and robbed by a knife-wielding man as she was breast-feeding her baby. elena sobina and her baby are fine but she says she doesn't feel safe going to the park anymore. she had been taking her baby for walks there several times a week. a few days ago a man with a knife attacked her. he pushed her to the ground inj

. >>> three water main breaks in eight days dozens impacted by yet another destruction in the city's water system overnight. janel has new information on what is being done. >> dozens of hob joken residents waking up to this this morning. crews drilling and digging to get to this, a rusted and cracked piece of water main the culprit responsible for sending thousands of gallons of water in the city's south side just after midnight. rupture in the eight inch main between first and second street several feet below street level that left 100 homes without water. >> if you live here you've been here for ten years and not a week goes by that something doesn't go wrong. >> it's the third in eight days the latest happening just hours after they announced they fixed a break in a 24-inch water main and 36-inch valve less than a in the streets for a week. >> it seems to be a bit of a problem. >> they say he and his neighbors are constantly worrying about when and where the next break may happen. >> i think it's crazy to have this close together physically. it makes you wonder what it looks like

the woman was hit here on main street. she dies here before they could transport her to the hospital. who she is, we do not know. police are hoping to gain her identity he had a very busy intersection. have not seen a lot of people flying through. maybe due to the configuration of the intersection. there are a lot of different streetlights. a lot of the hickey alert anybody who may try to cross the street. anybody who may be waiting here for a bus. we do not know what this woman was doing. we only know that it was a private charter. we do not know where it was headed to. such a populated area with a lot of businesses. the police will be looking at those cameras to try to piece together what happened here. the nypd police camera is on that life pull. they are reviewing the video. hopefully, that will give them some answers. a very tragic situation here. a lot of people very interested in this story. that is the latest. back to both the you in the studio. ben: teresa priolo for us in queens. a group of inmates / a correction

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on sunday an old water main broke. the suez water company came in to begin repairs with assurances of a speedy return to normal. except overnight an even larger main, a 36-inch pipe, broke as well, with the valve set on the on position. translation, rivers of water are pouring out in to the streets instead of in to all the homes. >> until we have inserted a line stop in to that 36-inch main which is a very unique piece of equipment, until that water in that 36 main is shut off, we will not be able to access the vault. >> reporter: until then water trucks throughout town will continue to hand out free water. bring your own containers. if you're one of the lucky ones who have water at home, please use sparingly. no matter what, boil the water before drinking. >> the boil water is purely precautionary. have a drop in pressure it's just advisable. >> you're seeing a man walking through the water barefoot. many residents here rolling up pants and taking off their shoes to cross the street. it's freezing out here this evenin

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