. >> i'm mary calvi. the crane fell as thousands of people were heading to work in tribeca. >> the impact of the moment records in a nearby building you see the crane swing in the air and quickly topple right down to the street. >> cbs 2 steve langford was the first reporter on the scene has steve. >> the crane 565 feet tall was in the process of being lowered amid concerns about wind speeds because of the snow storm when it all came crashing down. >> when the crane started to >> the disaster caught on slow motion watch as the massive crane inched lower and finally collapsed at 8:20 this morning. >> it's falling it's falling. . >> it didn't crash. it somersaulted. earthquake. very bad. it bounced off two buildings that block. >> the scope of the crash on worth street in tribeca spanning two city blocks one person killed identified as a 38-year-old man three others injured at least one person transported to bellview hospital in serious condition. >> the person who was killed upon impact and the other peopl

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>> i'm mary calvi. a coast guard team and fishing boat crew are all safe after a rough morning at sea. >> janelle burrell is live at this section of queens. janelle. >> it was quite the scene out here this morning. this group of coast guard members going out to rescue those fishermen and ended up needing help themselves. you can see the fishing boat here on the shore behind me this afternoon. the surf last night was so rough and foggy it was a challenge for even the most experienced sea men. one by pun a basket from a coast guard helicopter plucked the seven fishermen to safety as residents looked on. >> this is intense, very intense. >> even with the 76-foot boat so close to dry ground the violent waves were too dangerous to risk having the >> u.s. coast guard rescue swimmers in the water couldn't handle the conditions so they are deceiving. >> this fishing boat had been on the 8th day of it's journey when around 2 this morning 12- foot waves began tossing the vessel around water lapping onto the deck

. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news highway than. first we want to get to john elliot. >> good morning guys. it's all about the numbers and they are bitter. the wind down a little bit today overall to help the feel but it's still very cold. wiped out of the west at--wind out of the west the 15. dirty dozen in sparta, 21 the hot spot thinking turn those numbers around in toms river but the wind chill is 5 there. wind chill in scarsdale is three below, mont sell o 6 below and feels like 7 when you catch the wind you don't catch a break. sunny skies today, a little less wind and numbers below normal before the next invasion of cold air rolls in during the course of the day on saturday starting early. 27 your high feeling like 18 and a little bit of snow in the forecast as well. plan on the cold. don't want to push you out the door but if you got to go early i know who can help. alex denis. this bridge is closed for another hour but if you stick with the bayonne bridge you'll have a smoother ride. construction has two lanes blocked betwe

i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news in the morning. traffic and weather coming up but thousands of cruise jersey. >> they arrived last night. janelle burrell joins us live from the cruise ship terminal with more. >> you can see the ship in the background here behind me there. are 3,000 people who chose to stay on the ship overnight but many others say they could not after their horrible experience. >> the royal caribbean anthem of the seas pulling into port to cheers after the experienced passenger says it was anything but a vacation. >> hell. we've been on the high seas. we were trapped in a room for 17 hours like a roller coast you you can't get off of and you weren't strapped in. >> passengers kissing the ground. >> worst vacation ever. >> the ship that left saturday was forced to turn around monday after sailing right into a winter storm off the coast of north carolina sending massive waves crashing right up against them. >> 150 miles per hour winds, 40- foot waves. we didn't think we would mak

good morning, i'm chris wragge. >>> i'm mary calvi. new york city always considered a terror target and happening today, city and state officials fight back against a proposed funding. >> cbs 2's janelle burrell live from police headquarters janelle? >> reporter: mary, one new york lawmaker calling this proposal a major punch in the gut. this would slash the budget for next year, one of the counterterrorism budgets for new york city and other major million to $330 million. now, the funding is part of what's called the urban area security initiative, which helps cities prepare for terror attacks with training for police and firefighters. it also helps fund extra patrols at area transit hubs and waterways. city leaders say continuing this level of funding is critical. later today, mayor de blasio and the city's police and fire commissioners will be joining senator charles schumer to call for the white house to reconsider the proposal and reverse the proposed cuts. >> this couldn't come at a worse time, as terror threats are increasing, as

i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 this morning. traffic and weather on the 2's coming up but first traffic cop due in court. >> he's reportedly considering a plea deal. janelle burrell has more from federal court. >>> this was the last time we saw the former police chief in public. f.b.i. agents arresting james burke him to assault prisoner chrystler lobe and coerce other officers to help him keep the crime a secret. >> he repeatedly met with those who saw to agree on ways to keep your stories straight. >> he admitted to stealing the chief's police duffel bag. inside that bag were the chief's police belt and ammunition insisting he found pornography and sex toys. burke himself showed up at lobe's home to confront him and while he was later chained burke sought revery long repeatedly beating him. >> when i asked for a lawyer i got hit, choked, slapped, punched, kicked. >> he is a danger to the community with a long history of coercion, corruption and conspiracy. admits to the charges against him. >> no

i'm mary calvi. and let's get to the forecast. here's meteorologist john elliott. >> you said it mary, it's all about the mixing much later today. in the city, the clouds starting to fill in. but it's cold, 18, better than yesterday. but the winds, feels like 10. wind chills right around 1 in the hudson valley. some sub zero wind chills as well. so there is snow aloft but the dew points are so low, it's very dry right at the level, right in front of your face so it's evaporating before it hits the ground. with the potential for a flurry here and there. but the actual snow, that rolls in the middle part of the day. the winter weather advisory kicks in at 1:00. and now it's almost everybody with the exception of the jersey shore. first, round one, snow, coating to an inch or so for the city. less for the south shore, jersey shore. little north and west where the cold air sticks around. and then when parts of the atmosphere start to warm, you get that sleep, that freezing rain combination so there's icing involved as well. and during

. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 but first a rash of slashings that some of manhattan's nicest neighborhoods are leaving new yorkers terrified. >> janelle burrell joins us from the scene much the latest incident. >> the latest happening just after 5 last night. a man recovering after being columbus and west 88th street. it was a teenager who lunged at him before taking off with his kindle and head phones. and in the bronx 137 stitches now sewp in after a sickening attack where he was working as a bus boy. his girlfriend rushing to the hospital to be by his side. >> i heard all of the screaming like they were doing the stitches as i came but i didn't really want to go in the room because i was afraid of what i was going to see. >> the 25-year-old was asking this teen seen in this police image to leave the restaurant wednesday night because he was harassing diners inside going table to table raising money for a basketball team. >> he just asked him to please leave. he said i'll be back. >> police say h

. >> i'm mary calvi. traffic and weather on the 2's in a moment but first the mta expects to have power restored by this morning. >> this was the scene yesterday when plunging into darkness. >> good morning to you chris we are waiting to find out if power has been restored to the terminal and if trains will be running on time today after going completely dark yesterday. the lights back on in grand centrals upper level overnight as police blocked access to the lower level which was still without lights after a rarity for the historic station. >> lights are out. atm, ticket machines. everything out. >> a partial power outage as an off site pipe six inches in diameter flooded a transformer around 9:30 monday morning. lower level train tracks restaurants bathrooms and shops all closed as a result. >> i've never seen it except for the black out night in 2003. >> continuing upper level and the more than 60 retailers the outage meant a loss in business and spoiled food. >> a good amount of product especially for

i'm mary calvi. >> i'm chris wragge. cbs this morning is next. have a great tuesday. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, february 2nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." ted corus upsets donald trump in iowa. marco rubio finishes a strong third among republicans. >> democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in a have itual tie. all are focused on new hampshire. >> how it developed into the most watched spectacle. "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> god bless the a great state of iowa. >> i stand here tonight breathing a big sigh of relief. thank you, iowa. >> iowa kicks off the 2016 race. >> are you unstopped? >> there are only two ways to run. scared or unopposed. i'm not unopposed. >> i want to tell you something. i'ming are honored. really honored. >> ted cruz followed by marco rubio. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders split the votes. mike huckabee and martin o'malley dropped out of the race. >> the voters are sick of me, and i need to acknowledge that. >>> global emergency. that's what the world health organization is calling

. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning, but first the search resumes later this morning for a man still missing after a small plane crashed into the long island sound saturday night. >> cbs 2 valerie castro spoke with the missing mans mother. >> reporter: she's hoping her son will return home alive but right now 23-year-old jershan is the only missing passenger long island sound saturday night. >> when they came to my house i didn't know anything. >> you're hoping they will find him? >> i hope so. i just want to see him again. >> the plane, a piper pa 28 like this went down just after 11:00 a.m. in the seattle harbor near port jefferson. his friends, a ram austricio ramirez, 36 year old nelson gomez and 25-year-old wady perez were also on board. police say ramirez a student pilot was behind the controls when they started having engine trouble and he turned the controls over to instructor gomez when they force landed the plane in the harbor. dive teams prepared to search under the surface.

more flooding could happen later this morning. >> i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi live with team coverage this morning. john elliot and alex denis has weather and traffic on the 2s. >> but first sea bright has a flooding concern this morning. janelle? >> good morning chris and mary. this is one of the flood prone areas of the jersey shore definitely a windy and blustery morning on the sea bright where you hear the sea churning here behind us. they are bracing for high tide later this morning which brings the possibility of flooding with the coastal flood warning. we can tell you that yesterday other jersey shore communities of flooding themselves including bell mar. the same was the case in union beach, new jersey and neptune where you could see the streets indated with water. other flood prone communities across the tristate area like broad channel queens had their share of flooding as well. areas that are still rebuilding from superstorm sandy. the water eventually receded last night but people today hoping that high tide isn't too bad. here in sea bright the high tide expected

. >> i'm mary calvi. traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment. >> but first new this morning a raging fire in brooklyn is under control but not before causing major damage. take a look at these images from social media. the flames began last night on diamond street and took three hours to contain has firefighters also battled the five residents have been displaced. the can you see cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> a former new york governor drought e brought down by a sex scandal. >> elliot spitzer is accused of attacking a woman in a hotel. >> the former governor may have another scandal on his hands working to determine if those allegations are true. >> crime scene investigators parked across the street from the hotel sunday night after allegations from a woman in her 20s that former new york her. the woman claims she and he had been friends for two years. the alleged altercation began saturday night because she was planning to return to her the woman claims the verbal argument turned

we'll have traffic and weather on the twos in a moment. >>> good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. >> guess what, a whole new way to pay at city parking meters. could be a couple of simple taps on the smartphone. andrea? >> good morning, chris and mary. there are 85,000 metered parking spots including here on second avenue where we are. by the end of this year, mayor de blasio says you can pay for each of them by using your cell phone and even get credit back for unused time. forget the coins or credit cards, paying for parking at meters across new york city will become as easy as just tapping an app. mayor de blasio is set to announce plans tomorrow night in his state of the city address that would let drivers pay by cell for all metered parking. the city says the new system will draw on the experience of a pilot program of the belmont section of the bronx. in 2013, we told you about how drivers there could sign up for an account by providing license they enter the location of the closest meter. traffic police know if they have paid by running their license plate. at the time, th

. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment but we begin with the very first voting of the 2016 presidential election. >> caucus goers in iowa will have their say with a very tight race for candidates. moines with a preview of what's going on. good morning. >> reporter: good morning chris and mary. for the first time to night voters will have their say in the very first contest in the race for the presidency. and candidates will campaign until the very last moment. hoping to dampen donald trump's momentum texas senator ted cruz made his final pitch to iowa voters sunday. >> if everyone here brings nine other people to the caucus tomorrow night we will win the caucuses tomorrow. we will win the nomination and we will win the general election in november 2016. >> during an event, trump pushed back, this time labeling cruz's dishonest and deceptive for sending out this flier. >> voter violation, and it's like an official document being sent to

i'm mary calvi. police released new surveillance video in connection with a stabbing and robbery on the upper west side. investigators say the suspect allegedly stabbed a 33-year-old man in the back before running away with his tablet at 88th and columbus yesterday. also released surveillance video of three teens who were with the suspect in a diner slashing in greenwich village. the third random attack in a 24 hour period. >>> reaction after a small earthquake hits new jersey last night. people reported hearing a loud boom and felt their homes shake and smelled something burning. the u.s. survey confirms it was a quake centered near butler michael dean smith posted shook the house. thought it was an explosion. experienced a 5.5 in california back in the day and it was rolling not the sharp explosion sound go figure. and tracy boil wrote felt it in bloomingdale we thought something hit our building. going multi cultural and expanding thanks to a boost from city council. your choices matter billboards

. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning we want to start with the weather and possibility of several inches of snow before the day is over. let's get right over to john elliott and the eye on the storm forecast john? >> good morning mary and chris. oh, everybody a little tired maybe up a little late last night? here is the deal. where we'll see those accumulating snows and it's pretty well challenging for parts of suffolk county. the city right now we have cloudy skies and 38 degrees winds out of the east and wind is a menace today gusting to 25 right now. it's an impressive big storm, slowly backing into our area. somewhat reminiscent of friday's storm, a lot of the moisture will miss us to the south but we are going to see that change between now and 6:00 a.m. snow start to roll in mainly south and east to the city. 6-11 more snow will fill in but it's a slow mover as far as the move from east to west, 11-2:00 we'll see tapering off and a few snow showers from 2:00-8:00 and then after to

i'm mary calvi. john has your forecast coming up. service is back to normal at grand central terminal this morning after yesterday's power failure. a pipe burst plunging the lower level into darkness along with the main corridor and also forced the closure of 100 retail shops and restaurants on the lower level. power now restored and service back to normal. now to a cbs 2 exclusive. a brooklyn mother says the stabbing of her son was a hate crime. he was randomly attacked in crowned heights last week. the suspect was seen on surveillance video running from the scene. brickman's mother says he targeted her son because of his religion. >> he saw this boy and stabbed hate crime and he stabbed him because he's a jewish boy. >> brickman is being treated for a collapsed lung. police are investigating the stabbing as this crime. the suspect is still on the loose. >>> governor chris christie will deliver his state address this afternoon after ending his presidential campaign. he is expected to out line the pl

. >> i'm mary calvi. first developing story after a the face. >> happened just last night and now the hunt is on for the attacker. janelle burrell joins us live from the scene with an update hi janelle. >> hi good morning to you chris and mary. witnesses who were inside of this silver spurs restaurant when it happened say it was a frightening scene. that waiter was left with 120 stitches on his face after this man came in and allegedly >> we were just sitting outside and eating and all of a sudden i saw cops come from everywhere and people were screaming. >> diners inside this silver spurs restaurant on laguardia place describing the panic in the moments after one of the waiters from the restaurant was slashed around 8 wednesday night. a man in his 20s entered silver spurs going table to table trying to raise money for a basketball team. the 25-year-old man asked the man to leave escorting him out of the restaurant. when the waiter returned he had a gash on his cheek. the suspect had slashed him and ran o

. >> thanks for watching i'm mary calvi. >> i'm chris wragge. cbs this morning is next. have a great day. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, february 1st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> the moment of truth in iowa. caucus day is finally here. we are on the campaign trail. plus interviews with hillary clinton and donald trump. >>> the zika virus may be declared a global emergency. dr. jon lapook reports from brazil, the epi center of the growing pandemic. bentley is here today to unveil the nominees for the country music awards. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> you have a lousy record. 16 years and you haven't picked a winner. please, pick a winner this time. >> the candidates make their final pitch to iowa voters. >> if your doctor says you cannot leave your bed, you won't make it, it doesn't matter. get up and caucus! >> we can't be burned again. the stakes are too high. >> i hope you will go. i hoe you will stand up for me. i hoe you will fight for me! >> sounds like you want to mak

i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. new clues this morning in a hit and run in brooklyn surveillance video of the car that left the scene. >> it was one of five accidents over the weekend. all hit and run that police are now investigating. with more for us. janelle? >> reporter: well chris and electronic sign here behind me police pleading to the public for help in tracking down these five drivers accused of killing three people over the weekend. the driver of this late model four door nissan altima is who police in brooklyn are locking for this morning. the car left with extensive damage after investigators say just before 5 sunday morning its driver went threw a red light hitting a 41-year-old man crossing fifth avenue at ninth street in park slope. the man died. the driver never stopped. minutes later an ozone park queens police say a speeding car slammed into this block suv. sonja ramirez was talking home as it happened. >> they all look and realized there was a body. >> the force killing the uber driver. investigato

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. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning. many are left cleaning up. >> fires erupting. this morning near 40,000 households are without power many in nassau county. >> 15,000 without power in new jersey. in new millford a free crashed into a--tree crashed into a home. >> and high winds knocked over a tractor trailer on the upper level of the george washington bridge. >>> we begin with janelle burrell live along route 17 in saddle river this morning. janelle? >> good morning to you mary. what a difference a few hours makes as we making our way along route 17. no rain the roads are clear but this area had quite a bit of flooding and a few accidents reported. major differences compared to yesterday. >> drenching down pours soaking the tristate area well into the night. ponding turn roads in splash pools like here on raymond road. end then the winds powerful gusts snapping trees like this 50-footer crashing onto a home as they ate dinner. >> all of a sudden it was like the sky falling. thundering noise. >> the massive tree leavin

. >> i'm mary calvi. we will have traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment. but we begin with the vote in iowa. lots of unexpected developments overnight. a virtual tie on the democratic side. >> and republican caucus goers boost two of trump's rivals. good morning, marley. >> reporter: chris and mary, good morning. hillary clinton's campaign says it is not a tie on the the former secretary of state has declared victory this morning in a very tight race. the democratic contest in iowa remains unresolved this morning with hillary clinton and bernie sanders still locked in a draw. both candidates addressed their supporters late last night as the numbers were being counted. >> i will keep standing up for you, i will keep fighting for you. >> we're going to create an economy that works for working families, not just the billionaire class. >> reporter: the virtual tie means both will likely leave iowa with the same number of pundits. >> this was a must-win night for bernie and a tie is probably not going to cut it. you know=^ he didn't turn out the quote unquote o

. >> i'm mary calvi. traffic and weather on the 2's in a moment but first major fire has broken out in the bronx with smoke so think neighbors are being warned to keep their windows closed. janelle burrell has more. >> this is a five story apartment building. just got through speaking with one of the firefighters. he said the fire is just about under control and some of the trucks are now starting to leave this scene at this moment. we want to show you the video closer to the building the majority of the smoke and fifth floor where crews have had their ladders up inside of this apartment building at 1893 morris avenue. it appears the flames began in one apartment quickly spread to other units forcing hundreds of residents to evacuate. we saw some of them being treated by ems here on the scene with oxygen masks for smoke inhalation and there are four overall injuries two of them minor two serious. all of them civilans. we spoke with some of the people forced outside of their homes. >> i smelled it and i co

mary calvi, cbs 2 news. >>> beyonce facing a boycott by miami police. up next, will the nypd follow suit when she comes here? >> she ordered a sandwich but is accused of taking more from the counter. the heartless crime that cost a teen who is sick with cancer. >> and honoring one of america's most famous and lee. every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and >>> a remarkable lesson of forgiveness from a new jersey teenager living with cancer after a thief steals money donated for his medical bills. good evening, i'm kristine johnson. >> welcome back, i'm maurice dubois. the 16-year-old could have been angry after someone stole that donation jar raising money for his cancer treatment. but his reaction is setting an example for us all. cbs 2's meg baker has the story new at 5:30. >> reporter: this is a tight- knit community here in elizabeth, new jer

. >> i'm mary calvi. traffic and weather on the 2's in a moment but first the mta expects to have power restored by this morning. >> this was the scene yesterday when plunging into darkness. >> good morning to you chris

. >> i'm mary calvi. we want to start with the weather. >> the system changes over to snow and is going to stay that way. >> we have eye on the storm team coverage checking conditions but first john elliot has the forecast. >> hey hi everybody. for more of the area minute by minute as you see the filter air come in and take over in the city right now. still light roadways here and to the west. that's the pattern and the concern this morning, 34 degrees. every now and then we'll see a lingering pocket of rain and the snow is going to win and the cold being pulled down and the northeast wind as ewell. the darker blue, central sussex where we do see more significant totals between now and 7:00 a.m. and 7 to 10 when we likely see the heaviest snow east of the city and i know that's key commuting time and 10-1 is when the snow tapers off and it's going to wrap up again. 4-6-inches possible. that dark purple is where you are going to see the big totals >> yes john. we have speed restrictions in place because of

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. >> i'm mary calvi. an intense search for three slashings in the city. upper west side. we spoke to one of the victims. >> yes. like you said. dead. bobby barbo grateful to have survived, but uncomfortable showing his face on camera. talking to us through the doors of his bronx apartment where he is recovering after the attacks against him. police still hunting for this teenager accused of slashing barbo in the face at silver springs restaurant where he was night. the teen was harassing diners going table to table claiming to collect donations for a basketball team when barbo confronted him. >> i told him to leave and he didn't want to leave. he said he's coming back. >> reporter: the teen came back minutes later this time with a his cheek, leaving a deep wound. this morning the nypd released these new images of the three other teens they believe was with the attacker who they want to question. the hunt for that group is happening as police search for this man who they say attacked a 33-year-old man near columbus avenue on west 88th street on thursday. the man accused of

. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 this morning. traffic and weather on the 2's coming up but first traffic cop due in court. >> he's reportedly considering a plea deal. janelle burrell has more from federal court. >>> this was the last time we saw the former police chief in public. f.b.i. agents arresting james burke

i am mary calvi. breaking news. a deadly accident in central park. a worker apparently had a mishap in the park and was run over by his own van. it's unclear if he left the car in neutral, drive, or had a vehicle malfunction. it happened around 7:30 this morning on east drive near east 74th street. investigators remain on the >>> the. search has resumed this morning for a queens man who went missing after a plane crashed on long island. the man was on board the aircraft that went in the water off port jefferson. were treated at stony brook university hospital and released. witnesses say it was the missing man who helped the others. >>> newark has reversed course on a crackdown on uber drivers. a transit hub, drivers were being told they would be ticketed at the airport and new york or penn station. there will be no ticketing until further notice. newark has accused uber of violating tax laws. >>> 8:56. a keg on crush forecast. here is meteorologist john elliott. >> thank you, mary. over the next few days, if you are taking off, you're in great shape.

i'm mary calvi. john has the forecast in a moment. right now a major announcement expected involving last year's deadly east village explosion in march that killed two people. no word on the details of the announcement but it's scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at the da's office. >>> a warning in brooklyn after several children were robbed. two teenage boys were held up at gunpoint last thursday night back in december an 11-year-old boy was placed in a choke-hold and his iphone stolen by two men. >> a lot of us trying to stay on the main streets in the lights and everything avoiding the park at night. >> i wish the police would have more of a presence around here. the troops and try to protect ourselves. >> a sign warning of robberies is posted in the window of a movie theater there. >>> anthem of the seas is back in new jersey this morning after extreme winter weather. hundreds of relieved passengers got off the ship last night and thousands are departing today. >>> the push for restaurants to post sodium w

. >> and i'm mary calvi. have a great afternoon. 'll be en . go! steve kroft from "60 minutes." yo, how you doin'? what did you mean by that? mr. president, what do you know? that's a very good question. i know it is. >> dylan: patty wanted to warn me. that's why she broke out of fairview the night of the fire. she wanted to warn me. and when i asked her what it was that she wanted to tell me, if it had something to do with why she killed dr. anderson -- >> paul: d-dylan, look, i appreciate you looking for some reasonable explanation for what happened. but patty's beyond reason. she's beyond logic. she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. so save yourself the misery. [ door opens ] >> dylan: a

. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning, but first the search resumes later this morning for a man still missing after a small plane crashed into the long island sound saturday night. >> cbs 2 valerie castro spoke with the missing mans mother. >> reporter: she's hoping her son will return home alive but right now 23-year-old jershan is the only missing passenger

. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s but first, new this morning, new evidence in a hit and run accident in brooklyn over the weekend. >> it was one of five such accidents over the weekend and there are calls to get dangerous drivers off the streets. cbs 2 janelle burrell is live janelle? >> reporter: well chris police this morning are still searching for all five drivers from those accidents all across the city over this weekend. one of the incidents happening

. >> and i am mary calvi. we will see you back here at 5:00. have a good afternoon. we'll begin tonight with breaking news. go! steve kroft from "60 minutes." yo, how you doin'? what did you mean by that? mr. president, what do you know? that's a very good question. i know it is. >> neil: [ groans ] >> devon: hey. >> neil: hey. >> devon: are you all right? >> neil: no, i just, uh -- yeah. i-i lost my balance. that's all. >> devon: are you sure? >> neil: yeah. >> devon: have you been drinking? >> neil: no. no. of course not. not tonight. no. listen, you're embarrassing me. don't make a scene. go back to hilary and let me dust off my pride in peace. okay? go. >> jack: hey. >> neil: hey. oh, jack. yeah, you, uh -- [ chuckles ] you missed the floor show. >> jack: how much have you had to drink? >> natalie: this day is supposed to be about feeling the love, right? [ chuckles ] that guy looks miserable. and she doesn't look like she's getting what she wants. your date bailed. and your date is late as in might not show up. [ chuckles ] so much for celebrating the "l" word.

i'm mary calvi. >> and i'm chris wragge. cbs is back at 4:00. we'll see you tomorrow morning. until then, have a great afternoon. we'll begin tonight with breaking news. go! steve kroft from "60 minutes." yo, how you doin'? what did you mean by that? mr. president, what do you know? that's a very good question. i know it is. >> neil: wow. >> lily: yeah, i've sampled them both, so let's go with the 2008 vintage over the 2012. okay. thank you. >> neil: hey. >> lily: hi. >> neil: wow. you really pulled this place together fast. talk about a-a nice transformation. >> lily: yeah, thanks. you don't think it's too reserved? >> neil: oh, no, no. i think it's absolutely perfect. so, why'd you, uh -- why'd you need my help with any of this? >> lily: um...i don't. >> neil: you don't? but your text -- >> lily: yeah, i-i asked you to come here because devon told me what happened at the lab yesterday. >> neil: i was having a bad day.

. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 this morning. traffic and weather in a moment. first, starting today, with new york a terror target, officials fighting back against a proposed cut in anti-terror funding. >> this is part of the new proposed budget. janelle burrell joins us live from police headquarters in lower manhattan this morning. janelle? >> reporter: we're talking about tens of millions of dollars that's used for counterterrorism programs and some lawmakers are describing this proposal as a punch in the gut against terror funding. >> this was a huge mistake and

. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning. many are left cleaning up. >> fires erupting. this morning near 40,000 households are without power many in nassau county. >> 15,000 without power in new jersey. in new millford a free crashed into a--tree crashed into a home. >> and high winds knocked over a tractor trailer on the upper level of the george washington bridge.

. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news highway than. first we want to get to john elliot. >> good morning guys. it's all about the numbers and they are bitter. the wind down a little bit today overall to help the feel but it's still very cold.

. >> thanks for joining us i'm mary calvi.

. >> i'm mary calvi. cbs 2 news is back at 5:00. happy valentine's day. >> victoria: excuse me, mr. abbott. but you know, it's not every day that a girl proposes. so, um...i hope you're not gonna get all traditional on me and say that you're the one that wants to do the asking. come on. please. let's just do it. let's just get married. please. let's get married again. i was thinking maybe valentine's day. maybe you don't like the idea at all. >> billy: you kidding me? how could i not want to be married to you? >> victoria: then why do i get the feeling that you're holding something back? >> phyllis: do you have any idea what you have done? you have put our entire plan into jeopardy. >> natalie: victor gave me a

i'm chris wragge along with mary calvi. the system moved in overnight we have live eye on the storm team coverage. john elliot has your forecast first. what can we expect? >> changes that's what it's all about minute by minute and then we settle into the pattern that's going to cause headaches for the morning drive. in the city right now a new number from the park has us down to 34 degrees. that's the real kind of key to all of this, the colder air meeting the precipitation. i know you are thinking wait a minute two days ago was 60 degrees but the cold air is going to take over. 34 with winds out much the northeast at 8 miles per hour. the green line retreating. this is radar scanning the atmosphere so it's going to change over right back to rain before it hits the streets and central sussex where you see a bulls eye and we are going to see the significant totals to the east with the possibility a lot of roadways wet for the morning drive but then they turn snowy. the heaviest snow period will be 7 to 10 this morning and th

for john and the entire cbs 2 news team, thanks for joining us, i'm mary calvi. >> and i am chris wragge.

. >> i'm mary calvi. we'll see you tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30.

. >> i'm mary calvi. traffic and weather on the 2's in a moment but first major fire has broken out in the bronx with smoke so think neighbors are being warned to keep their windows closed. janelle burrell has more. >> this is a five story apartment building. just got through speaking with one of the firefighters. he said the fire is just about under control and some of the trucks are now starting to leave this scene at this moment. we want to show you the video closer to the building the majority of the smoke and

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