well, he wrote the song "moon river." moon river-- yeah. i know. wider than a mile-- ma, i know the song. i know the song. what was that about his birthday, though? well, 12 years ago, when that song first came out, it was summer, and very hot, and archie came home one day and he said, "edith, i'm taking you on the town tonight. "we're going to the radio city music hall "and then to schraft's for a banana split. we're shootin' the works." ma, wait! ma, wait a second. let me get this straight. 12 years ago, you went to radio city music hall and then you had a banana split. what does that have to--? archie was in such a good mood that night. and the stage show at the music hall! the rockettes were all dressed up like poor little street kids, except they had high heels. yeah. uh, ma-- ma! wait a second. i'm still waiting for henry mancini. well, that was the picture at the music hall, breakfast at tiffany's, and the song in the picture was "moon river." oh. both: by henry mancini. and then, when archie and me got home, gloria's radio was playing "moon

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unless you want to hear your mother-in-law singing moon river for the rest of your life. archie: here we go. i thought that was your favorite song. yeah, it was, until this morning. i feel just awful. you know what they did down at ferguson's? oh, don't tell me they're out of butter pecan. no, daddy, they fired george. edith: oh, no! why did they do that? one of the checkers said that some of the customers have been complaining about george. oh, well, that figures. what do you mean, "that figures"? i mean it figures because he's probably doing the same thing down at ferguson's he was doing here this morning. lifting girls up in the air. oh! no, daddy, that's not it. it seems that there was a line of people waiting for box boys and george was very late getting back to work this morning. oh, my, i hope it ain't because we kept him here talking? i think it is, ma. oh, archie! [doorbell rings] you must be mrs. bunker. yeah. i'm pat bushmill. george's father. george, the box boy down at ferguson's market. oh, george. well, come in, mr. bushmill. look who's here. george's fathe

moon river, over the east river. moon over moonachie, we call that. 40 degrees to start. clear skies, a light northerly wind. down to the south, this system will be coming up through the mid-mississippi valley, getting to us tomorrow evening. today is a nice start to your 45 by lunchtime. afternoon. and then we cool down tonight with partly cloudy skies. at the bus stop, kiddos, a lot of kiddos back-to-school today. a little chilly with clouds to start the day. be sure to say hi to the huckleberries. they may say hi, they may not. in. >> yep. >> we could be very busy at the moment. >> that's very true. >> just standing there. >> they don't look busy. >> never do. >>> let's look at this. this is 95. so, the new england thruway by boston post road. traffic is fine here, but south of there, going to the maps, i can tell you we have an accident being cleared away on the new england thruway south at exit 19. traveling to the bqe, this is our biggest problem at this point. southwest at the williamsburg bridge, we have an accident. northeast, we have police activity right in tha

moon and nice shot. the new bridge over the cuyahoga river. there is our full snow moon. it was actually full. technically this afternoon at about 1:00. >>> that's why you were howling. >> i heard you fly over on your broom. >> wow. >> i'm just kidding. >> see, there is the full moon. i was howling at the moon. danita heard me. we are dry outside right now mainly clear. although there are high clouds floating in. can you tell danita and i love each other. 31 degrees. the current temperatures we will show you 28 in euclid and 29 bedford and 25 in ridgeville and brunswick and north royalton. 31 orvil and 35 for dover new philly and ravenna at 29. temperatures are freezing in most spots. we got a wind out of the northeast at about the miles per hour. not too bad. notice the high thin clouds. mainly clear to partly cloudy and staying dry. now, let's focus on the developmenting winter storm. here it is. right into texas, it begins to take shape. gather steam and moisture and it curbs up. the track of the low dictates what we get. if the low would go south of the ohio river up here through we get mo

you're looking live at the moon over the ohio river right now.... all in all, it was a great day in the tri-state right jeff? wx anchor/ in chroma today's record high 72 set in 1891 this afternoon we tied a record set way back in 1891...72. unfortunately the pleasant weather is not going to hang around. clouds will thicken up overnight as low pressure gathers to the west. overnight lows will once again be mild in the will develop late tonight with the claps of thunder as rain should be on after the noon hour with the low to mid 50s. we may even see a little sun late day. monday looks dry and quiet with and highs in the mid snow is on the mid-week with cooler temps for the end of the week. -fox 19 now meteorologist jeff creighton are you one of many waiting to get your hands on the new iphone? down some of the rumors next... and a school in arkansas is taking heat... after an assembly was called only for black students! hear why... next. odds are... you've heard some of the rumors about the but before you upgrade... listen up. simpley money's nathan

add to that a new moon a soggy combination as the river over flowed it's banks this morning lapping onto the residential side streets. a propane tank and trash cans floating along with other debris. in some places you couldn't make out the pavement. river over the bulk heads mostly on the side streets in downtown sea bright. >> two straight days it's been like this. >> andre saunders is a construction worker in sea bright working on the homes that get this routine flooding many hit hard by hurricane sandy. >> we are trying to help them out but you come home to this you can't get to your house. >> further along the shore in normany beach and britt new jersey waves were lapping onto the dunes. while in sea bright sand bags are out as people wait for the water to recede. >> you can't go on the side streets. they are not a place to be. they are difficult to get through as it is. >> now back live you can see the water line on some of those houses here on center street so you can see just how far down it's gone even within this last hour or so so the good news is that the water is receding but

the moon and river out there, it's gorgeous clear and 40. winds are, andy williams, see some sun today, i'll get in trouble now the coalition they will be mad. they want dorris day all the time. we've got high pressure today, before it gives way to a big vigorous low that rolls in on tuesday, with some messy and mixed precipitation in the afternoon and then it's wet on wednesday so do you know what? bottom line the take away enjoy today. you're at 48 and it will feel like it was sun this afternoon. >>> let's get to the commute this monday. >> a couple changes overall a smooth ride but this accident on the bqe, you'll see it's not too smooth if you're traveling westbound at metropolitan avenue blocking two lanes in the area. delays are starting to build so you'll want to plan for that and also seeing delays on the well, some emergency crews are out there so both directions just give yourself a few extra minutes. there's also an accident on the new england thruway to southbound at playland parkway. the right lane is blocked and we are starting

river. we do have a full moon. that turns out to be a tragic mistake for the confederates and for himself, because as he's riding back towards his own anes, and the moonlit night, regiment of north carolina troops which had earlier been , they hadion cavalry been charged early by union cavalry so they were nervous. horsemen heard these riding from the direction of the union line, they fire at them. two bullets hit jackson. >> here is the moment -- >> it makes it a lot lighter than it was. >> there is jackson falling. >> he falls off his horse, they take them to the rear, they amputate his arm. while he is being carried to the nearby,shell explodes kills one of the litter bearers, and they drop him. that is what wound up killing jackson, not the bullet and the amputation of the arm, because from the shock of being dropped on the ground, and it affected his lungs, he contracts pneumonia and dies 9 dies later. this is an oversimplistic rendering of the death of jackson. he was taken to a house to recover. we thought i

moon shining off the hudson river there. >>> a rapper claims he was assaulted by security during a show at webster hall. fans flooded social media with video from the incident. on his twitter page, skate claims security guards assaulted him and his management team. we spoke on speck to somebody who was inside that show. >> i wasn't hurt, but they were putting -- the security was putting their hands-on a lot of fans in the crowd, including myself. >> webster hall released this statement, "saturday's incident is being fully investigated as there are misreports about what took place. webster hall staff do not carry tasers and are not armed. the safety of all our guests is always our primary focus." >>> 5:44 on this monday morning. that's a little chillier than the past couple of mornings have been. not bad for this time of year. you can see the flags whipping around a little bit and a light breeze out of the north, northeast. temperatures are holding at 40 degrees in the city for the last couple of hours. in the burbs, chillier again. a lot of temperatures in the 30s even a few 20s. today

river. and it's almost maybe a full moon or pretty close to it. nice start. it is full. all right. thank you, cindy. "eyeopener." emily: bill cosby's wife forced to answer questions in his sex assault scandal. the showdown happening today in a massachusetts courtroom. a teenager dies violently in the confrontation causing confusion at the crime scene. criminal case in attleboro. what police say they found when they revived a man knocked out by chemicals. randy: new details on an accused mass-shooter. the job police say he worked in between killings. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's

rivers in colorado, mexico, and more. >>> it is a mission to study saturn and its nearly 60 million moons. they launched a spacecraft to study the plan sxt take hundreds of thousands of pictures in the process. a team in colorado has been working all these years to get those images ready for us to see. >> it is arguably the planet with the most unusual look in the solar system: saturn and its stunning rings. >> a very unique thing. >> the newest images are courtesy of nasa's spashth launched in 1987 it reached saturn's orbits 7 years later and captured stunning images of the moon sense. >> we see images on the internet. i get to see how it happens. >> that is the job of the cyclops team in boulder, they pictures captured by him, cleaning them up by filtering out space dust and cosmic rays. and getting them ready for the world. >> viewers can think of it as a a photo shop type of thing, weiveerage about 30,000-- we year. >> some show winds similar to a hurricane with saturn's north pole where the eye would be. >> i look at images, the first to see them from a billion miles away. >> his life

river sounds like a blast. >> or just outside doing anything. let's take a look at the snow moon first of all, this is a name that basically comes from the fact that february is the snowiest month in the us. not here, but that's kind of the name for a full moon that doesn't typically occur in february. happens about every 19 years. enjoy it if you can see it. quite a few clouds this evening. stray shower inland this evening. as for the morning, 64, starting out with. mixed in here, and can't rule out a few light showers. 77 tomorrow, continue to pick up the shower chance, running about 20 percent for tomorrow, but there actually are some thunderstorm chances the early part of wednesday, and eventually much cooler air the rest of the week. the forecast is coming up shortly. >>> still ahead on 8 at 7:00. >> reporter: despite a bill shut down that allows students to carry guns on campus, these students are still holding a protest. >> reporter: welcome to tarpin springs will where a building official is playing hide and seek a month after we discovered he doesn't have the proper cred

be a nice night to check out the stars and moon if you can deal with the cold when you step outside. some big changes are on the way. look toward the ohio river valley. we have a storm system about to at the onset, we begin with snow and sleet. as milder air comes in with this system, we are going to change the state that will be double digits below zero tonight. hard to believe with cold air in place, but we are about to have a major shift and warm air comes with that system. here is how things will go. tonight, totally clear. the winds diminish so it will not feel as brutally cold, but temperatures easily double digits below zero. 8:00 tomorrow, sunny but frigid cold. clouds start to fill in midday. you see snow showers starting. southern communities in new hampshire will start to see the snow earlier, maybe after about 5:00 in the afternoon. the snow spreads across the state during the evening and overnight. by 2:00 a.m., warm air starts to surge in. seacoast. that line continues north through the morning on tuesday. as we progress through the day wednesday. at the beginning of the storm, there will be snow. there is a winter weather advis

river. it proved it doesn't take much to produce flooding all along the jersey shore especially with the extra pull of a new moon. >> got morning. >> we're definitely watching the high tide and we're expecting water will come in the streets during that cycle. hopefully it won't be too bad and cause any property damage. >> one thing residents are thankful for -- >> compared to sandy, this was nothing. >> reporter: in the years following the superstorm, seabright has become more prepared than ever. >> that from property damage. we've also done some things with our infrastructure like raising electrical panels boulevard the everything we can to try to mitigate future risk here. >> with the combination of an onside flow, the new moon, and the increased onshore flow, national weather service now going for moderate and in some cases pockets of major coastal flooding along the jersey shore which could even cause structural damage so hopefully people are prepared here in seabright. meteorologist jeff smith for channel 7 eyewitness news. you can also do that by downloading our free accutrack weather alert app to keep tra

the new moon and the winds are backing in here. connecticut, long island, hudson river valley, another system off to the west comes for tomorrow. a couple systems around with off and on snow showers today. watch out for slippery roads and sidewalks. >>> that is >>> there she is, our special super bowl kid correspondent, marlo mosley standing by. she had a huge night on the sidelines. we'll talk to her about that. did you see her at the game? it was great. i had the pleasure of meeting her and her mom friday when i was in town. she's just as adorable in person. >> she's all bubbly this morning. can't wait to see her. >>> also this morning, this little challenge. we're making dinner for $5 or there's chef ming tsai, he's got something special for chinese new year, which is today. >>> but first, our kid correspondent marlo mosley as you can see, standing by, 11-year-old superfan, got up upclose with football stars at the nfl's first female coach. she jesse has more on her day, her week. >> reporter: viewers across the nation. >> i can't believe this is happening. >> report

moon. >> floating down, everything -- it was like really -- i would say it was about that high. >> reporter: from far rockaway to island park, roads became rivers. broad channel keys is e-- queens is especially vulnerable. >> you got the last park over there, the floods from the top of the hill down three blocks. >> reporter: homeowners here deal with flooding on a semiregular basis but this latest episode packed more of a punch than usual. >> this was like i was walking out the door, you know, that's how it was but it was pretty -- you know, it's pretty deep. >> reporter: one of the big challenges here, how to keep your car from getting swamped. >> i lost the car january i had an altima, water got in the car so i had to get rid of that and then i got this one. thank god i had the truck because the water came up to the doors but didn't get in. >> reporter: according to some residents, this community is flooding. >> honestly, from being here for 18 years, i think that might be true because we never had water every month and now we are getting it every moon tide. >> been a big move around here to rebuild, the marshes out there because they hold t

river head. appreciate that. michael 39 in staten island has this to say. full spooky moon and jupiter our biggest planet with 67 known moons of his own and i love you but i'm not buying that's jupiter. there's no way. if you got that on a cell phone that is a phenomenal shot. obviously that's the moon and that's some kind of opt kale effect. that could be venus shining that bright. and that's sherry saying she's ready to battle the cold and she wants to know how we are doing as far as totals go. we'll take a look in a second. and i appreciate this from kimberly. look at that little face. good news for you it's dog sherry was asking how are we doing as far as what we should see rain and snow wise. for february you are looking at 2.81. we are at 2.34 so about above about a half an inch for february. for the winter season precipitation types normal 10.23 and we are almost two inches above for the winter months as well. however the bummer for the folks in the snow business is so much of this has been made up of rain because it's been so mild. reservoirs are looking great. but

rivers, cnn, off the coast of southern china. >>> we end today with our eye in the sky. china's released hundreds of never before seen high depth images of the moon'sthe moon back in 2013, and these pictures were taken by cameras mounted on the lander and rover. china's next mission is to land on the far side of the moon, something no country has ever done. they could land or launch as early as 2018. that's it for my two hours on cnn. thanks for putting up with me. i'm errol barnett. you can connect with me anytime on twitter. i appreciate you keeping me cup. early start is next for those of you in the states. for everyone else, there's more from the cnn newsroom. i'll see you tomorrow. . . . >>> all right. it's here. it's finally here. the iowa caucuses begin. the very first contest of the 2016 presidential campaign. candidates making their last-minute pitch to voters late into the night, but with tight races are both sides, who comes out on top in iowa? good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans in new york. >> i'm john berman in des moines, iowa. it is monday, february 1st, caucus day. 4:00 a.m. in the east. it is here.