they fall 110-102 monmouth. laughing last tonight. that is your look at sports. >> big story tonight, ben mcadoo. >> we'll be right back. and now you can enjoy two english muffin egg and cheese breakfast sandwiches for $4.

you know, we're expecting over a foot of snow here in monmouth county and the monmouth county sheriff's office and emergency management is ready along with all of our public works vehicles, and, again, high water vehicles, similar to what toms river has. the other thing is the storm surge. we don't think it's as bad as originally predicted earlier in the week, but it's still likely to cause some local flooding in some of the towns, particularly always a concern for us. >>reporter: we see in places like barn dl apgut township where they right now have a voluntary evacuation for those vokes living in a part of the region where there's only one way in and one way out. do you think we might get to a situation where it could become mandatory? >> i don't know if we'll hit the mandatory threshold. we have a couple threshold that is were set after sandy, our emergency management and the local emergency management teams are monitoring that closely. we'll get the word out to our residents. they know who they are in those flood zones, if you will, and we'll continue to monitor the predictions and

anything is possible. >> reporter: with the hawks in monmouth, laura behnke, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> the opposing team's reaction, sometimes not so good. >>> what's coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00? sade is here with the answer. >> coming up tonight, new concerns about a mosquito virus that is spreading. the new warning about where women are being told not to get pregnant at least for now. also we'll tell you what tsa agents say passengers are trying to bring on planes. those stories and more coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. thanks for

and last night, monmouth beat iona 110-102. but the bigger story was the reaction, seemingly to every made basket, by the monmouth bench...it was...to put it mildly, bizarre. but monmouth has been doing this all season. and iona, in the handshake line after the game, simply boiled over....and a fight ensued. iona's jordan washington was suspended for two games today for slapping a that's 9 on your side at six for this saturday.we're always yes. two million, four hundred thousand, fifty-three grains of sand. exactly two hours, for steak 'n shake's half-price happier hour. we'll never miss half-price, hand-dipped milkshakes again. but master, happier hour is from two to five now. pardon me? they added an hour. ...two mill - great, i've lost count. p happy hour just got happier. p get half-priced winter shakes,r at steak 'n shake

the head of the monmouth poll had a great quote.e said trump's victory depends upon a high number of self-motivated, lone wolf iowa caucus goers showing up. i thought that was a great phrase to explain the challenge facing donald trump. >> clarification, 123,000 is what you expect to turn out. is that both republicans and democrats or just republicans? >> that's republicans only. that's what turned out in 2012. historically it's been about 120,000 or slightly less. trump does better among people who are not regular caucus goers. among people regular caucus goers. ted cruz actually leads. but where trump gets his margin is among people who are republicans. but don't vote in the caucuses. he leads there 44% to 20% for rubio. 13% for cruz. and among independents who say that they are going to attend the republican caucus. independents are allow to do choose which caucus they go into. he leads among those with 50%. rubio is in second with 20% and cruz is in third with 10%. so he is depending on a at this typical turnout. among those who

point pleasant is ocean county issue not monmouth county. sdmrsz those ice pellets can be painful. shore of long island. stacey sager is in long beach this evening where she's been. the last time we saw you, stacey, you were on top of your own personal mountain. >> reporter: absolutely, we were. excuse us. sorry. a little company out here. they're not heeding the travel ban. as we said we're out here in west park avenue and long beach. that's what i was standing on before, the snow drifts from the snowplows. there's been tons of snowplows out here. in fact, there's really less snow than i thought there would be here in long beach. the wind is really the problem. of course they're concerned about the tide on the north side of the barrier island on the bay side, reynolds channel creeping up this way. we will check on that. we'll also be checking on whether motorists are heeding the travel ban on the l.i.e later this evening. if you stick with us we'll show you what those it picks up is very strong. we took pictures a short time ago that we want to show you some more pictures we took.

monmouth's coach says he expects to see suspensions after this game. check this out... final seconds last night at the mason high school boys basketball game against oak hills.tie game final seconds... it doesn't look like they're going to get a shot off... and cameron it's good... mason wins 35-33. and the fans rush the court.... congratulations. let's get one last check of your weekend forecast from meteorologist jason adams. that's good morning tri-state for this saturday.we're always on with breaking news and weather updates on wcpo-dot-com.

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maybe toms river or jackson up in to monmouth coupd as -- monmouth county as well. could be a big difference from staten island to the bronx. maybe it's 4 a.m. staten island, or 6 a.m. in the bronx. takes a while to go north and fight in some of the dry air to the north. it is going to put on the brakes as it gets to our far northern suburbs. is yes, while we talked about generally lighter amounts because the storm is farther south and east, you see these darker bands. all you need is a couple hours, one of these bands coming inland. best chance is from 287 south and east. this should start to weaken after midnight and really pull out early. you look at sunday, 10 a.m., this depiction, that could be five hours earlier where the snow showers are leaving the scene. i think that's a little snow on the futurecast. in terms of our snowfall amounts, i have the 6-inch line going through new york city. still in the 6 to 12-inch area. maybe a little bit more over parts of central long island. then you see 6 to 12 inches southwest of new york city. then the lighter amounts no

more monmouth theatrics from the bench. monmouth wins but that wasn't the end. we talked about this earlier in the day yesterday there might be bad blood. it did flare-up in the handshake line. this is late last night. cooler heads prevailed eventually. that could have been ugly. all right. whatever happens this weekend, laura behnke has you covered. i'm rob powers. i will see you back on monday. >> all right. much more ahead on this saturday morning including a look at today's top stories. >> a 22-year-old woman is missing in bergen county. what investigators are doing in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today >>> welcome back to eyewitness news. earlier on this saturday morning, a shot of the gwb, tra

then you have monmouth and ocean county, still some snow. also central suffolk county, south shore, fairfield, nassau still getting some snow showers that can put down dustings to about an inch. this will continue to move away as our storm is moving out to sea. high pressure valley. so planner for tomorrow, bright sunshine, and a gusty wind early. it's cold but the sun should feel better during the day. the wind feels lighter, we get above freezing. 22 degrees, snow ending tone, late clearing. tomorrow the sun returns, the melting begins, and we clean up. clear skies tomorrow night down to 24. again a refreeze. issues on monday as we return to work and school with slippery roads. there still will be delays, residual problems. mostly sunny on monday. on tuesday i think, looking at some new information, now that we can take our eyes away from this storm, there might be a shower tuesday night. we're going to get well into the 40s. don't wear the good shoes this week. 39 by the time we get to thursday 37. a close call but doesn't look like it's

more monmouth theatrics from the bench. monmouth wins but that wasn't the end. the day yesterday there might be bad blood. it did flare-up in the handshake line. this is late last night. cooler heads prevailed eventually. that could have been ugly. all right. whatever happens this weekend, laura behnke has you covered. i'm rob powers. i will see you back on monday. >>> temperature beers flaring. >> right? >> that was a cheap shot. >> much more ahead on eyewitness news on this saturday morning including a look at the top stories. >> a 22-year-old woman is missing in bergen county. now and why family members say she is in danger coming up. >> thank you, mallory. also ahead, crews search near debris off the coast of hawaii for any sign of the dozen people on two military helicopters that crashed. >> one new jersey police department is taking advantage of new technology that could help find children with autism prone to running away. many hope to see the technology reach a wider scale. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealer. for the gi

he has a 7-point lead as we reported in the monmouth poll. the real clear average as well, he has the lead in iowa. does he forfeit it in your judgment or it will actually improve because he's standing up against the national media? >> i can't answer that. lou: what are we doing here then? what are we doing here then if you can't answer that. give us your best guess. >> trump supporters think this is all part of the game and the establishment is against him and they're going to be supportive. the critical thing in all of the polls they are projecting a gigantic turnout to make the numbers they have. 120,000 is pretty much the historic and the most votes ever gotten in a contestant was mike huckabee got a little less than 40,000 votes. the same numbers going in there. lou: turnout is a big issue. >> a big issue. lou: i heard carl cameron say if it's 130,000, you're looking at a tie between cruz and trump. not sure how that's divined but the reality is -- >> if there's 130, 140, 150,000, you got a new record and lot of people that haven't parti

now, the monmouth pollsters themselves note the crucial role the turnout reveals. according to their numbers, increasing the turnout projection to 200,000 on the republican side would widen trump's lead. shrink the turnout projection to 130,000 voters, essentially the 2012 turnout, and cruz and trump are tied at 26%. and 130,000 is still a big number. it would still break the 2012 record. but according to monmouth, it would not provide trump with that overwhelming push to the top. trump needs new caucusgoers more than any other candidate running to pull out the win. and by the way, the same rules apply to the democratic race as well. in fact, the latest poll of the democratic race in iowa was via quinnipiac, and they happened to show sanders ahead of clinton by four points, 45-49 and o'malley at 4. sanders confirms as much as this morning at his meeting in the white house for president obama when he said the key to iowa for him was this. >> we're feeling really good about where we are. and if there is a large voter turnout, i'm not saying we could do what barack ob

you'll watch monmouth. that's the only thing you'll watch them for.> it's beautiful. it looks like doug pederson probably will be announced this week. >> all right. >> not that we don't know already. >> it's tight but they look like they'll lose to the patriots and doug pederson will be introducing by wednesday. >> and temperatures are really going to take a dive. >> they'll take hit. watching some snow we're tweeting right now. what are you talking about? this is what we're talking abo about. fox future cast bring something snow into the picture by tomorrow evening. is it it an accumulation deal? i don't think so but we'll get new information coming up at 10:00 o'clock so we'll share that with you live on tv. joke. >> all right much sounds good, mike. be sure to join us tonight for fox 29 news at 10:00. philadelphia making more room inside for dogs and its shelter but will it mean more animals are being euthanized. we'll take look at a meeting to night, and we're giving i was never before seen look into the hideout of the world's most wanted man. see

monmouth and ocean it's not just the snow it's the wind. south of philly dry air then a break for delaware and a change over to rain. major issues with sleet in the system as well. 1 to 18. let's zoom in on that. that bisects the city. parts of the city just a foot and other parts well? excess. middlesex, union, south essex, summerset and further to the south. want to jump ahead to 9:30. by they be we could see 60 miles per hour wind gusts along the jersey shore close to 54 in long island and in the city hour. hope you got all of the gear and are ready for it. we'll cover it for you but please exercise caution today. >> and fingers crossed the lights stay on. thank you john. in new jersey coastal flooding is the issue this morning. >> voluntary evacuation noticed were issued. meg baker is live there. >> this blizzard has hit hard. the story is the strong winds hearing reports of 52 miles per hour gusts here in monmouth county and seeing about six inches of snow here and the wind is creating large snow drifts on the houses here all along the

the monmouth polls have swung back and forth between the two candidates. in novovber, clinton led sanders by three points. in september, sanders was leading by seven. tim: president obama's final state of the union speech is this evening. so as he enters the final months of his presidency, what kind of message does he plan on delivering? dianne gallagher takes a look. "" president obama plans to strike an optimistic tone in his final state of the union address tuesday evening. in an interview aired on n-b-c's today show -- the president said while litical bickering continueuenonstop at the capitol -- on main street it's a different story: there's no doubt that politics in washington are so much more divided than the american people are. this while republican white house hopefuls such as donald trump continue to find an audience that believes things are not going well in this country. the president was asked if he feels responsible for that anger: the message that donald trump is times during the course of our history. you know, talk to me if he wins, then

that includes monmouth and ocean county getting the most, potentially a foot of snowfall. out on to long island, again, your complete storm totals could be in that 6 to 12-inch range, so even if you get small doses saturday during the day and then one last blast as the storm pushes out, that's how we end up with those larger totals. the snow does come in pieces, to get out and deal with it, we'll have blizzard conditions during the day on saturday. so vu a couple inches, then you want to get out, well, the winds are just going to be very fierce during this storm, so heavier bands through the afternoon, midday hours and then getting into the evening, i mean, very strong winds. that's difficult for travel, it's uncomfortable, you don't want to be out in it, but even worse is the coastal flooding happening at high tide. i mean, that potential is really there. you've got a storm overhead, you've got the effects of a tidal moon. >> flooding? >> yes. and then you've just got sort of a mess to deal with. so a lot to pay attention to. >> thank you, amy. >>> let's check in again no

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patrick murray, the director of the monmouth university polling institute, we're glad to have him liveet. >> my pleasure, shep. >> 8% don't sound like a lot but if they go one way it's a big number. >> the people who have a slight preference could move. i talked to voters in iowa, it's amazing they say well i'm for this candidate, but then you could did ask them the next day and suddenly they're switching their mind. there's a lot of volatility in a race where guess what? only about 15% or so of all registered voters in iowa are going to take part in the caucus. >> if it's a good night, 15% would be good. i want to show you the farvelt and unfarvelt ratings. this is one of the things that tend to sway voters, favorable, unfavorable and no opinion on four of the candidates on the republican side. jeb bush can't get away from the unfavorable numbers. >> his numbers go worse and worse. he's gone south all along. i don't think he's going to do well in iowa. it's a question whether he can do well in new hampshire. his numbers aren't good there either. everybody's numbers in iowa have gone d

this time, in monmouth university's national poll. among white democrats, clinton and sanders are now in a dead heat of 43% each. a huge fall for the front-runner. who had a 23-point lead in that category just a month ago. >> today the inevitable candidate does not look quite so inevitable as she did eight and a half months ago. >> and clinton continues to show she's alarmed. hauling in again to the rachel maddow show, her sixth interview with the liberal in just two weeks. insisting she doesn't pay attention to polls. >> i don't want to put any cart before the horse here. >> sanders was busy with a massive rally in birmingham. he drew over 7,000 people. significant because he may be eating into what the clinton camp has claimed to be a southern firewall in states like alabama. where african-american voters are key. in fact, the new monmouth poll had some good news for clinton. despite the tie among white voters, she has a 50 point edge among black and latino voters, and her supporters are trying to rally hard-core democrats, by notin

the monmouth polls have swung back and forth between the two candidate. you might remember in november clinton led by three points. in september sanders was leading by seven. news in the war on terror. allison starling takes it from here from the terrorism alert desk. >> reporter: from the terrorism adert desk in washington i'm allison starling. the turkish prime minister is blaming isis for a deadly suicide bomber attack in istanbul. ten people were killed in this attack. most of them german tourists. the bombing happened near the world famous blue mosque which is in the heart of that city. germany and other countries are now warning their citizens to avoid public areas in turkey in the wake of that attack. officials believe the bomber came from syria. today on capitol hill the house armed services committee held a hearing about dealing with isis in syria and iraq. >> at the end of the day, i think assad's got to go. and we have to take syrian military security resources as degraded as they've become and turn them into a force that the international comm

. >>> and there is more good news for donald trump today, and brand-new monmouth university poll thatthat trump is way ahead of the gop competitors with 36% support, and that is slight sli down from december, but it is still way, way ahead of everybody else. and cnn white house correspondent jim acosta is joining you from tulsa, and i take it that trump and palin will once again come out together and speak, and what is the feeling out there, jim? >> oh, that is right, wolf. this is another one of the vintage donald trump rallies. we are inside of the auditorium here on the campus of oral roberts university and it is packed. the music is loud, and the crowd is fired up here, and what donald trump has been doing all week, wolf, he is is checking some major boxes on the path to this iowa caucus coming up in less than two weeks. he was wooing the christian conservatives at liberty university, and he was out with sarah palin yesterday, and now the two of them out here on the campaign rally, and in a couple of minutes here at the basketball arena here in oral university, and another school

brand-new poll numbers just out from monmouth university show that bernie sanders, with his biggest lead yet, over hillary clinton. this is in new hampshire. a 14-point lead. take a look. sanders is now at 53%, clinton 39%. back in november, the same poll had clinton leading by three points. >> leads just about every group you can imagine, registered democrats, 50 to 42. two months ago clinton was in front. independents it's 58 to 34. seniors, 50 to 44. take a look at this, women, bernie sanders leads hillary clinton with women 50% to 44%. how will hillary clinton respond today? we're about to find out? she's set to speak to iowa state university. you're looking at live pictures right now. this event scheduled to begin any minute. cnn political correspondent brianna keilar is there. you know, trailing in new hampshire now by a lot, hillary clinton is, barely out in front in iowa. this campaign is getting very tough for hillary clinton. >> reporter: it certainly is. and i think you can see by just how much she's stepping up the attacks on bernie sanders in recent days. something she reall

the new hampshire monmouth poll has him at 4% in new hampshire. marist has him slightly better in new hampshire, 9%. but still that only makes him tied for fifth place in new hampshire. and again new hampshire is a place where jeb bush is thought of as having ray better chance than almost anywhere else in the country. but splat. the jeb bush presidential campaign is just a disaster at this point. three weeks from iowa. that said, in a big field there is room for lots of different people to be lots of different kinds of disasters. jeb bush may be in dire straits but at least for him it looks like he's going to make the debate. he's at least going to be on the main debate stage for the next republican debate. that does not appear to be the case for a candidate named rand paul. we've known for a while now that rand paul wasn't going to be a sure bet to make it onto the debate stage for the next republican debate, which is going to be thursday night, hosted by the fox business channel. fox both business and news, both those networks, they're notorious

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here's what people have to realize with the palin endorsement of the monmouth poll. that donald trump across the board, whether they're talking about very conservatives, regular conservatives or moderates. across the board, 35% to 36%. he hits all spectrums. sarah palin hits that very conservative spectrum. now you look at the middle road, all of his other endorsements like wayne newton, loretta lynn, sheriff arpaio, then the moderate conservatives. so maybe one of the reasons why it was uncomfortable is because donald trump wants to show, yes, i agree i'm very happy about this endorsement, but i'm also happy with all of my other endorsements because his beliefs challenge a whole spectrum, not just one ideology of the republican party. >> brad, when you take a look, again, at this from the outside looking in, is this just a two-person race on the republican side? >> i mean, look. i think there is some possibility that one of the establishment candidates that's not -- obviously not cruz or trump, they're not establishment candidates, may emerge. but the polling sure d

monmouth county, closer to a foot. northern ocean county with a little mixing along the immediate coast, that number could come down. mercer county into philly, over a foot likely. north and west, we're talking about 2 to 6 inches. and not very far north and west of the city. maybe 2 inches or less from areas like poughkeepsie through northern portions of sullivan and orange county. a little shift in that storm track will shift these totals dramatically, but it's a fine liegne. let's break it down. jersey shore, 50 to 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts. 15 to 20-foot storm surge of two to four feet. coastal flooding likely and significant beach erosion as well. inland new jersey, this is where it will be all snow. blizzard conditions likely. the further north and west you go, not as much snow. 6 to 12 inches on average. could be power outages. city and long island, we're talking about strong wind gusts on the order of 50 to 60 miles an hour along the immediate coast. could be a little mixing in eastern long island. high tide,

monmouth, ocean county. that's sliding off to the east. temperatures may slide down a few degrees behind this front. starting out probably with our then we'll drop to, looks like, close to 40 at noontime. back to 43 this afternoon. chillier on the way. we'll talk about that in a little bit. let's talk to lauren scala and find out about the wednesday morning commute. >> good morning. a couple much minor problems. an accident on route 1 and 9 blocking the left lane. route 28 in the roselle park area. you have all lanes shut down in both directions. that's a small stretch. you can use local streets to get around it much the commute so far so good. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you. 5:31 right now. today, students in newark are back to school for the first time since the blaze blizzard. the mayor sent a message to the city and we've seen such a difficult that the people of newark have been having. tracie strahan has been there all week tracking this recovery. we want to see how things are >> reporter: good morn

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a new monmouth university poll shows sanders leading hillary clinton 14 points. sanders has 53 percent support, with clinton polling at 39 percent. the mon-mith swung back and forth candidates. in november, clinton led in september, sanders was up seven.### the president is holding his state of the union address tonight, but those who wish to be the next president are campaigns. ohio governor john kasich visited northern nevada today. kolo 8 news now's paul harris was there. he joins us now. noah... according to kay-sick's campaign he is polling second in new hampshire behind donald trump. but that is why some potential voters turned out today to hear the governor speak. nats of clapping sparks resident, "donald trump represents discord, i hate to say but he represents hatred and a lot of negativity and separation and what john represents to me is that unity and bringing people together." and governor john kasich wanted to let the crowd know he was not afraid to speak his mind even if was on the sensitive subject of social security. gov. john kasich, presidential

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a monmouth poll show as similar story. trump leads by 18 points in the monmouth. ted cruz and john kasich tight at second 14%. no candidate comes close to challenging trump's lead. we've got a tight race in iowa with the home schools and evangelicals probably think donald trump is who he is, a cosmopolitan, big city, secular guy. they can spot him. he's not one of them. he is note a country mouse. where they like the mustang, the wild one, trump is their guy. >> when you look at the cruz campaign in iowa and new hampshire, they are leaving iowa and going to new hampshire to make a play there. that's a sign the campaign is feeling confident about where they are right now. >> who is talking confident? >> ted cruz. >> is trump going to spend money to win iowa or not? >> he's going to spend money to win iowa. >> will he let it go? >> he's spending about $1 million on the air each week in iowa. >> can he buy it? >> no. it's grassroots in iowa. he's got santorum's guy. >> he changed his tone a little bit. he was a guy who, katy can speak to this, said it's just a couple

. >>> heading to the jersey shore, our crews have been traveling through monmouth and ocean counties all day today getting a look at the damage there. look what we found. this is all that's left on the dune on orly beach. >> reporter: just about everyone lost sand, some lots of sand and some are in real danger. in northern ocean county just north of seaside heights is in desperate shape while seaside is look at the board walk under this lifeguard station. >> ptsss, post-traumatic sandy stress syndrome. >> reporter: enough to bring acting governor here with the d.e.p. commissioner getting a look at how bad the erosion is. >> these people are struggling. >> reporter: congressman tom mccar mc mccarthur on the project. this new steel wall still stands but wave scouring has made the drop to the beaches as much as 113 1 113 1 3 feet. kav venn beach lost sand up to a seawall. long branch lost new sand from an army corps project as well. all the sand they put down this last time, gone. >> yep, gone. >> coming in the summer, it was a lot larger. looks really small. >> i got worried a little i

. >> reporte of all the beaches in monmouth and northern ocean trouble. we saw that again today, frustration boiling over in this section of toms river as residents came out to see the damage to their man made dune line. >> gone, gone, gone. >> reporter: this is what we saw saturday night, the only camera on this most endangered stretch of the jersey shore. >> what if like two weeks from now we get another storm? >> reporter: is there a fear factor? >> definitely. >> devastation, get another storm, what's left to protect us? this was coming. trucks are aren't lready bringing more sand later this week. >> we want dunes. everybody's ignoring us. >> reporter: not quite everyone. the state's acting governor viewing the mage, promising to help pay for the emergency sand. >> our goal so to start this year on some segment of northern ocean county. >> reporter: meetings have already gun with the army corps of engineers for that full beach rebuild in ortley. >>> and we are getting a new look at the damage caused by the heavy snow at a trader joe's in new jersey fr

he is a tight end from monmouth. today was awesome. we got to get a lot of valuable information from a seasoned veteran who knows everything about the yard dash. they've developed a program that is amazing. by far. so i put on my running shoes myself and i learned how to do the 40-yard dash. ready to take them? >> i think i got this. set. the reason why we look at film is, you may say, you nowacki feel like i'm keeping my head down and i go, oh, no, you're not. or i feel like i'm pushing out rather than up and i go, no, you're not. that doesn't necessarily mean that they're not processing that information. the way that they've been doing it feels right. when i see you do it right, the thing i will say to you is remember the feeling. are my arms swinging a little bit. >> no. you go to high school and you won't see a lot of high school girls look that good in the first step because they'll be doing this. at least you have some relative angle. even though you didn't feel it, you absolutely improved quite a bit from republic one to rep 10.

a monmouth university poll shows clinton with a 52-37 lead with primary voters....sanders climbed 11 percentage points to his highest support yet. martin omalley has single didget support.. jenna before tonights event.... and you can see folks are already arriving for the 7pm event..... sen sanders will join me for a question and answer session we'll feature coming up this week in siuoxland. and expect to see plenty of the senator in iowa in days leading up to caucus... he has 3 full days planned beginning friday. reporting live at the orpeheum theatre.. tim seaman abc9 news. jenna: an unfortunate turn of events for the ben carson campaign forced the republican candidate to suspend his events planned for today three student volunteers and a staffer for ben carson's campaign were injured -- including one "gravely" during an accident near atlantic. carson is suspending all campaign activity for the rest of the day to fly to omaha, where one of the volunteers is being treated at nebraska medical center. the vans in iowa hit a patch of ice flipped on its side and hit another vehicle. ive

that puts you around a foot in new york city. 12 to 18 inches monmouth, ocean county. even some of this could get in parts of new york city. long island is closer to a foot. maybe the south shore is a little bit more. northwest of 287, 3 to 6-inch amounts. a few inches by dawn and tomorrow it's a blizzard: heavy snow and wind, coastal flooding, 29 degrees. stay in and watch it out the window. snow tapers and blowing and we scratched the surface with the wind. we see it's low, if moderate arounded coastline. we'll show you how high the gusts are and when the storm peak ins in the middle of the day. >> all of this happening in a full moon. >> yes, that's why, instead of a 1 to 2-foot surge, it's going to be 3 to 4 on the jersey shore. >> and mayor de blasio was saying they have 200 arborists on hand for the branches and trees that may come down on power lines and to get everything cleared away as quickly as possible. >> thanks lee. >>> coming up next, a big change announced to promote more diversity at the oscars. we'll tell you about. >>> and we'll tell you what you sho

even late night travel over parts of monmouth and ocean could get dicey. saturday map, snow and wind. is this a miss for the northern suburbs? we will continue to watch the edge of that major snowfall to see if it gets into new york city. still around 36 hours for the first flakes. that's the adjustments bev right now -- we have right now. i think it will be a major snowstorm wind and coastal flood maker. >> one of the things, the important take away, even if the snow totals are low, you can still have a blizzard. i am more concerned about the wind, especially in new jersey where the power lines are above. you take a couple of tree limbs and that knocks it out thin out >> at the coast, 50 to 60 miles per hour winds for hours upon hours that is the equivalent of a tropical storm. >> you mentioned philly and d.c. d.c. officials announced they are shutting down rail and bus service tomorrow night through sunday. >> good call. >> that's the kind of storm they are gearing up for. >>> at 4:30, we will head to the shores of long island for a look at how people ar

the national weather service has a winter weather advisory for jersey shore from monmouth county to cape may, until about 7:00, and everyone else is clear. but still, slick roadways could cause you issues. coal enough for snow, temperatures below freezing mark across the region. even to the west inmont sold, the numbers are --mont sold, the numbers are colder than yesterday, about 15 to 20 degrees colder. we're in for a very chilly night overnight lows in the 20s and teens, whether wet surfaces that occur overnight they could freeze over. be aware of black rice in the morning. -- black ice in the morning, we'll get a break in the day, sun the pop out. but we have potential for no showers in the afternoon, back thank you. christina: a pair of tornadoes ripped through central florida before dawn, a couple was killed and their adult son and 4 grandchildren were hurt. minutes later another twist irstruck near siesta key, and sarasota county, high winds prompted officials to twice close the sky skyway bridge. antwan: tonight 3 of 5 american hostages in iran have been released. christina: zach

a new poll released just last hour from monmouth university showing that bernie sanders has a commanding lead over mrs. c n clinton, and 53% to 39%. and hillary clinton is campaigning in iowa, and just spoke to a crowd at iowa state university pointing out that she is going to be fighting the gun lobby harder than bernie sanders. >> we do have differences, and i think it is time and very important for people to understand what those differences are. we have a big difference over gun guns. you know that. and i think it is a telling difference, because if you are going to go around saying that you stand up to special sbe interest, well, stand up to the most powerful interest, stand up to the gun lobby and bring people together, and let's have some common sense gun safety measure measures. >> and hillary clinton dispatched chelsea clinton today to push the mother/grandmother side of hillary clinton. >> i certainly know that the becoming a grand mother has onl deepened my mother's resolve to work on issues like those related to early learning and early childhood that have brought us here tog

according to the latest monmouth university poll, trump fell 5-points from last month, but remains far ahead at 36-percent. in iowa, however, where the caucuses continue between trump and cruz ... as the race is still too close to call ... ted was a canadian citizen while he was a us senator - how do you do that? he said he didn't know he borrowed money from citi bank and goldman sachs - can you imagine if i did that? there would be newspaper headlines a trump bump in iowa is what the billionaire's campaign is hoping for ...after tea party favorite sarah palin threw her support behind the gop frontrunner. chris stirewalt, fox news digital politics editor "sarah palin is an effort to stop the bleeding ... cruz has been vicous. team cruz has been right back in his face. pointing out that trump is not conservative". cruz, campaigning in new hampsire, continued those attacks ...while doubling down on his own controversial stance against ethanol subsidies .... a pivotal issue in the hawkeye state which prompted the governor there to urge iowans to vote for "anyone but cruz". just yester

a new monmouth poll out today suggests one-third of gop voters do have doubts about ted cruz's eligibility. >> and donald trump called in to the "today" show and talked to savannah today who asked him about sarah palin. let's watch. >> we've known each other for a long time. i've always liked her a lot and respected her a lot. and she called and she sees what's happening with the campaign. she called and it was such an honor, because everybody was trying to get sarah. everybody wanted that endorsement. she's somebody i really like and respect. and certainly she could play a position if she wanted to. >> you wouldn't rule her out as v.p.? >> well, i don't think she would want to do it. >> i don't know, you were in the room yesterday with the two of them there, it seemed flat and not as exciting as it should be. and sarah palin today is not the sarah palin of 2008, she's had a lot of problems since then. >> reporter: that's right. this is not sarah palin when she came out to give the convention speech to send fear into the hearts of the democrats. this is a sarah palin who has been up and do

patrick murray, director of monmouth university polling institute. welcome to you, all. alease i want to get your reaction to rand paul and his statement today that if trump is elected, it will lose any possibility of diversity for the republican party. >> i think that's the most troubling thing about the prospect of a trump presidency. i absolutely agree. i think this year, you know, rand paul made a very concerted effort to reach out beyond the traditional republican voter. that's something i was proud to be a part of and i'm still proud of him for pushing that. i think the rhetoric donald trump has had this entire campaign has been so negative and hostile and it's just not helpful to the republican party. >> okay. and then all these new numbers today, patrick, i'm going to go to you since you're the respect to that, it's not the monmouth poll but it is "the des moines register" and that is generally perceived to be a solid -- the top of the heap there in iowa. you've got donald trump up by five and hillary clinton up by three. again, ted cruz, number two, bernie sande