through morristown. we have this downed poll and downed wires so all lanes are closed down in both directions. if you are commuting up towards morristown on route 202, that's going to be an issue for you. 4, 5 and 6 train, long aisle railroad, new jersey transit we had earlier flooding that has subsided. everything has been reopened. george washington bridge, upper level that work is cleared. lincoln and holland construction is just about cleared away. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. ken, over to you. >> thank you, heather. a highway in colorado's rocky mountains is shut down because it is a little too rocky. i-70 will not reopen until tomorrow at the earliest. witnesses say some of the boulders were as large as cars. thank goodness nobody got hurt. officials say two-way traffic may not be restored until some time next week. >>> a bill is on its way to require transgendered students to use locker rooms and rest rooms based on their sex at birth. the governor says he'll need to >

morristown, 30 degrees below freezing. that's 20 degrees colder. same for sussex, so some chilly air for northwest new jersey while we're still holding onto the warmth from yesterday. on the accu track, no storms for now. we'll see the clouds including or thickening up. we're planning the day to be mostly cloudy by 3:00, and then rain possible after 6:00. again, the city southward is where we'll expect those showers to show up. it's very quiet on monday, even into tuesday, things look tuesday night is the beginning of the winter storm, could be a mix or rain, snow north and west, late on tuesday night. beginning on wednesday, we're too warm to support snow showers, and significant rain is possible, and that carries us into thursday. watch it all happen on future cast r temperatures, again, holding into the 50s. we could get warmth returning mid to upper 40s is how we'll call the afternoon. doesn't last long. monday looks like a dry day. temperatures until the low to mid-40s. and tuesday, again, a real decent day. by tuesday night, clouds are thicke

the cold spots, morristown and bridgewater. we're in the 30s in white plains. 46 as you starts your day in islip. look at the first forecast. incredibly mild. we keep that mild thing going all day long today. you can see at lunchtime, up to 52. lots of clouds throughout the morning, then we're tracking a chance for showers after lunch. best chance for rain at 3:00, 4:00, even 5:00 in the city and showers are tapering down by 6:00. in the upper 4s to low 50s. you can see on storm tracker, no rain just yet. but off to the west we're track thg cold front moving through pennsylvania to see the showers associated with it here. all this sliding off to the east in the next six hours or so. still dry. clouds and sunshine. by 1:00 p.m., mostly cloudy but it is still d . not until 2:00, 3:00 p.m. we start to see the showers mainly from new york city, long island into central new jersey. north and west of town you may not see much rain at all. the best chance for rain in and around the city, northeast new jersey, this is 5:00. that's your

changes beginning here in morristown. route 202 is closed and detoured in both directions at washington street due to a downed pole and wire reported there. and in jersey city, the covered roadway closed in both directions for roadwork between jersey and tunley avenues. stick with the car lanes instead. alternate side is in effect citywide and do be safe, don't text and drive. back to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> the struggle to have a baby can take a huge emotional, physical and financial toll on many couples. because of that, grewing number of women are taking a dangerous shortcut to save money on fertility medications and buying them online, even though they're prescribed to someone else, risking their health as they do whatever they can to make their dream a reality. >> i've done everything i was you work hard, you go to school, you get a good job. you find a good man, you have the babies and there's no babies. my clock is ticking. >> cbs 2 investigates this dangerous sale. watch tonight at 11:00. >>> in our next half

we're live in morristown, new jersey, tonight, check i beckford beckford, "news 4 new york." >> it's no surprise we're dealing with water main break tonight. this one in newark between avenue b and mulberry. the street is very icy right now.myso newark officials want you to avoid that area until the water main is fixed. you can track the mix of snow and rain with the "ne 4 new york" app. tap the logo in the corner, select the weather tab and find everything you need to know. >>> a developing story in brooklyn. police on hunt for a suspect in the shooting leaving one man dead it started at 56th street and east flatbush. a new tool had police racing to the skeep before anyone called 9-1-1 9-1-1. brynn gingras is live with more. >> reporter: chuck, it's that shot spotter technology that got officers here quickly. you can see the crime scene unit is still here. detectives fighting off the rain to collect evidence after nding two men shot here at the scene and the suspect is gone. this east flatbush crime scene knowing one thing. >> my son got shot. i don't know nothing. >> reporter: his

it's down to a quarter mile in morristown over monticello. you may run into an area of possible fog as well. the morning drive is a little bit of a challenge depending on where you're coming from and where you're going. storm tracker, light drizzle out there. but here's the heavy rain, on the i-95 corridor towards us later this afternoon. future tracker shows a break for a time. spotty showers, mainly at 8:00 a.m. to the west of us. then fill-ins between 11:00 and noon. the heavier rain sitting on the west. 2:00 in the afternoon, across long island, it's done by 6:00. from 2:00 to 6:00, brief heavy downpours in that. clouds tomorrow with more sun. chillier temperatures do move in behind that front. yo n ramsey. 50 all the way to plays like brewster, wingdaily as le as well. watch for heavier showers. and suburbs north and west, you'll find the temperatures back to mid to upper 20s. we can handle that after where we've been. that's seasonal. the seven-day forecast, after 45 tomorrow, 42 friday. a warming trend. compared to last. 54 on saturday

chris christy told the staff at his campaign headquarters in morristown, new jersey, late wednesday afternoon he was stepping back. >> and former hue let pack card ceo carli fiorina called an end to her bid for the white house. she made the announcement with a post on her facebook page. >>> another man who was shot that night call for his release. the decisionton parole came after he answered questions from members of the parole panel three hours in total. throughout the hearing, sirhan insisted he did not remember the shooting at the los angeles hotel back in 1968. he did have an -- calling for his release. paul shrade -- shrad was a kennedy confidant, injured in the shooting. he says he believes sirhan shot him, but an shot kennedy. >>> all right. if you're traveling today, pretty quiet weather across most of the nation. not too many delays to report either. of course, check with your airlines for your flight status. last look at your 7-day to the used car buyer who's worried about getting taken for a ride... don't worry. the only rides you'll get taken on at carmax are the ones you take yo

morristown reporting a .3 of a mile visibility. you have a 2-mile visibility at islip. so the visibility forecast as we go through the morning is we are to stay around a mile at morristown as we go through the morning commute. you see we really clear out as we go through the day. no airport delays are showing up anywhere with that fog, by the way. so today, we are looking at a few showers here in eastern morris county, suffolk county. bridgeport out toward new haven to groton. behind that, we've got clear skies. before that gets here, there is a slug of moisture that comes up tonight. we're looking at temperatures that start to drop. they are not dropping a whole lot. by the time we get to 4:00, we're seeing 53, 54 degrees. here comes this rain tonight. the rain hugs the coast. you see the temperatures are dropping, and then overnight, this is going to change to snow for the morning commute right at the coast. right at the coast. so we're looking at a trace to an inch of heavy, wet snow from the city could be 1 to 3 inches of very heavy, wet snow toward the east end. so

campaign spokesperson says he broke his news to his staff in morristown, new jersey. and carly fiorina also dropping out. she made the announcement on twitter. the former hewlett-packard executive placed 7th in new hampshire. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are gearing up to debate stage tomorrow night in wisconsin. sanders handily defeating clinton last night. the debate takes place at the university of wisconsin milwaukee. >>> a big scare on a florida school bus after a student says he saw another student sonni abatta taking us everywhere at 11:00. >> reporter: that teenager is under arrest. the 18-year-old was arrested after another student reported seeing him load a handgun on the bus, on the way to an alternative school. the student texted a relative about the gun, who called 911. the student is face twog weapons charges as well as a marijuana. >>> he is the most highly decorated canine ever in volusia county, but it hasn't gone to his head. endothe canine and his human were back on the job making arrests an hour after receiving the honor. endohelped track dow

when you factor in the winds it feels like 6 below in morris morristown. islip with a windchill of 12 degrees below zero. we just had a few light areas of flurries and snow showers. of course the big story is the cold. waking up tomorrow morning it's only going to feel like one above in midtown. and still below zero with the windchill in the northern and western suburbs. but by the afternoon on sunday we will start to see some relief and it's because the winds are going to diminish, not because get milder. wind gusts still in the 20 to 30 miles an hour range overnight. tomorrow morning back to about 20 to 25 miles per hour with the gusts. that windchill is going to be brutal. but at least it gets better as we head into the afternoon as those wind gusts will be down in the ten miles an hour range. improving weather on monday. but if this next storm system arrives early enough, we could see some light snow before the day is done. of course it's president's day. a lot of people have the day off. looks like there's a possibility that some kids will be a delay

and morristown for the visibility. there's some flooding issues eastern suffolk county, that could be the time of high tide. our rain that is coming is down to our south. and that's around virginia and down around maryland, d.c., that's where that will get to around 10:00 this morning. we see the rain starting around 11:00 noon, and the temperature gets into the mid 50s. degrees warmer, 25 degrees warmer than normal. and looking at 53, 55 with the rain heaviest around 4:00, and then that gets out of the way. no school this week because of winter break. we see that's a good thing. with the buses, which they could be flooding on streets and highways today with this runoff. so, you know, we were talking about a shower for saturday morning. that looks to miss us. we're looking at clouds saturday morning. 53 on saturday. that's how your weekend is shaping up. heavy rain today, grab your rain gear, you'll need the raincoat and you'll need it starting around 11:00 today. tonight, we're around 35, cloudy and breezy and tomorro

a little calmer as you head through poughkeepsie to morris morristown. this is what we haven't seen in a while. it's quiet, pretty much everywhere. no sign of precipitation at all. future tracker shows that as we head to dinner time tonight, you may see a scattered flurry or snow shower to the west. other than that, it's going to be the far west, west and north of andover and south of to work its way into the metropolitan area. 4 44 degrees should be our temperature today. seasonably cool, really nice outside for this time of year. if you feel cooped up, this is your chance to get out and get some exercise. temps into the teens to the north and west. as we head through the next several days into the weekend, other than a chance of showers saturday morning and another chance as we head into the end of day sunday, i think you're going to like what you see. 54 degrees in february. and 51 on sunday. here's your seven-day forecast, everybody. as we head into next week, monday looks fine. still temperatures on the warm side. at this point, we're seeing tempera

we do reach the half century park at row sel park. 46 in morristown. winds not doing much. there. kicking up just a little bit to the north and west. calm in the city and in the single digits pretty mucher everywhere else. what don't you see? cloud cover. it's really lovely out there. we have a combination of mild skies. we go to the south, and this is what our weathermaker is weathermaker is right now. this is going to bring our as we head to tomorrow during the late afternoon and early evening, i think around the rush hour, too. could we see a wintery mix from the city up north? yeah. we're going to watch it. this is tomorrow afternoon about 2:00 when it first begins over us, i should say. and then to the north and west and to the north and east during the rush hour, we have what could be really slick conditions outside the city as you begin your commute home. and then some moderate rainfall as we head from the city south and eastward towards sections of brooklyn, queens, into nassau county as well. by 9:00 tomorrow night, it begins to pull on out. we get it out of the way durin

still 54 in newburg, and 54 in morristown, on the radar we're in the clear right now, clear skies mainly, but that will not last too much longer. on future tracker we'll see the and maybe at 6:00, showers moving through central and southern new jersey and on long island. also in the fire boroughs we'll e light rain, looks like ghe rain will stay away from the mountains, and everything pushes out past midnight. this is a very shortlived event. the next system arriving will maybe come as early as tuesday afternoon. you can see here 9:00 a.m., seeing the initial band of moisture. this one looks to pretty much miss us entirely. so the snow that is showing up here on future tracker may im topact coastal new jeversey, possibly long island. but doesn't look like it's going to be much of anything. maybe just a little coating or dust dusting, then we're done wit it again, we're not concernha about ice with that one either. overnight tonight, dipping down to 42 degrees. tomorrow during the afternoon, a few more clouds build in. high of 54, still well above the seven-day forecast, showers moving in

five in morristown. wind. it feels like minus nine degrees in sussex and midtown. 17 below in islip. 18 degrees below zero when you factor in the winds along with that air temperature. the here's a look at those wind gusts. 20 in danbury. farmingdale, 20 miles per hour. this is what you're going to wake up to tomorrow morning. still looking at those gusts in the 15 to 25 miles an hour range. as we head into the afternoon, the winds subside so we'll see a little bit of relief from the windchill. as i mentioned before, the temperatures are going to be very very cold still. negative three in white plains. and we will have some numbers well below zero. this is air temperature before it's going to feel like eight below in poughkeepsie tonight. tomorrow we'll only reach into the teens for the high temperatures. it's going to be brutally cold at 8:00 a.m. lots of sunshine, but that will be deceptive. the arctic air is going to move out as we head into president's day. on monday, a high of 34 degrees. tuesday morning

morristown, 36. 46 in islip, 40 in montauk. school day forecast, well, as we start off the morning, first pe horiod, you're going to see 39 degrees. recess, 46 degrees. a couple of clouds in there but the sun is going to be the primary start today. 3:30, 47 degrees, after school, 45. again, partly cloudy conditions. a high today of 49 degrees. stick around, we'll discuss the in s a minute. lauren is standing by with traffic and transit. >> thanks. gopod morning. garden state parkway. some of the biggest accidents on the road. we have more local problems. on 27, we have it shut down in both directions out near franklin boulevard because of an accident with a traffic light. heading over to long island and north babylon, all lanes are shut down at 231. where it splits at 231 and deer rk. fort salonga road shut down by bread & cheese hollow road. alternate side street parking rules in effect. sa more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> we want do go back to breaking news that we've been following in jersey city. ame water main break

northern areas of southern lehigh county and north bucks near quakertown feeling the wind pick up and morristownstown you look like you are in for this. a brief heavy downpour and strong gusty wind as head of it. an interesting look at sky 6 hd from down the shore at cape may, new jersey, there was snow covered road there yesterday, and you could barely see the lawn because of an inch and a half of snow on the ground but with that warm air and rain that snow is history. 39 in philadelphia and windsp out of the south at 29 miles per hour and gusting higher than that. it's a blustery day out there and not just wet. 59 in allentown and 53 in reading, but we were still down in the 30s when we went on the air at 4:30. 57 in millville and cooler by the water. future tracker 6 shows us we are not dealing with the heavy rain much longer. from now until 2:00, we expect most of it pulls through philadelphia and still brothering folks in trenton and buck county and then getting away from here and for the commute it should be dry but still windy. here are the future tracker 6 wind gusts for you, down the sh

it's 13 in floral park. 14 in midtown. 9 in morristown and white plains and you can see the storm approaching on storm tracker. not a lot of moisture with it right now, but it's going to tap into warm moisture from the atlantic as it makes its approach and we could see heavy rain on tuesday from this system. future tracker, here comes the initial band of snow. by lunch time, maybe flurries in the city. but snow falling more substantially down towards princeton and the 287 area, as you head over to the tappensy bridge. all five boroughs getting the snow day point and long island, but the changeover starting to so 7:00, it's starting to change over to a mixture of maybe some sleet and freezing rain in the city. and then the freezing rain will overcoat that snow as weknead into the overnight hours. but, that initial band of rain moves to the north during the tuesday morning rush. more heavy rain approaches as we head into the evening rush on tuesday. so as a lot of people are heading back to work and all the kids are heading back to sc ol, looks like they're going to need the umbrella. it's goin

it's down to 2 in sussex. 7 in morristown. 6 in white plains. 2 in poughkeepsie. it is below zero in danbury. out east, westhampton, 7 beftw.

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this is christie headquarters in morristown where all was quiet. >> to finish in single digits is an embarrassment, he is a talented politician we know that here in new jersey and it did not resonate with the new hampshire voters. >> it's time for the governor to focus on new jersey. >> there is a whole host of problems that really need to be addressed and you need an executive to take the reins of power. and we sampled voters. >> i am disappointed i liked him and would have voted for him. i saw it coming but -- disappointed. >> i think it's the right thing for him to do. he is way behind in the polls and will not get nominated, time he spent time being the governor of new jersey. >> now the governor comes home to a state that disproved largely of his race and the time he spent out of state and the governor met with his campaign staff at 4:00 this afternoon to officially give them the news and spent time phoning his supporters and those that donated to his campaign. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> in the race for the democratic nomination bernie sanders scored a crushi

we're looking at temperatures in the low teens, down to 10 in newburgh. 14 in morristown. long island in the teens. 9 in westhampton. there's a little bit of wind now. makes it feel like 7 in the park with the windchill.

this is a mainly rain event and there could be significant rain, localized flooding with that. 46 morristown. 48 newberg. upper 40s on the island. you see on the radar, rainfall coming in right now. especially along and north of i- 80. a pretty good little batch of steadier rainfall from mount olive east toward troy hill, all the way east into parts of bergen county and this is moving almost directly from west to east, moving into the rain on and off through the evening hours. check out what our future cast shows by midnight, the back edge of the rain already approaching the city, and after midnight, everything tends to move offshore, and we tend to clear things out. temperatures dropping into the upper 30s by tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. upper 20s and low 30s areas north and west of the city. back up to the middle and upper 40s by tomorrow afternoon. a lot of sunshine fast forwarding to tuesday. moisture returns after early sunshine. clouds increase by 4:00 p.m. tuesday, maybe some rainfall beginning over southern parts of the jersey shore. and if this comes in quickly enough, there could

morristown, you were in the 20s. bridgewater also. now back to the 40s and 50s. farming daily at 55 degrees. also long branch in the jersey shore enjoying that incredible february weather. future tracker at 11:00 this morning. the sunshine continues to be pushed away. it's still dry but after 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, that's when we art to see showers moving in. light showers nonetheless. but you need the rain. u need the umbrellas, rather, you have dinner plans. a little bit of light rain continues. notice where the rain is. it's not north of new york city. it, 's from the city south and east across long island and the jersey shore. by tomorrow morning, this is 6:00 a.m. this is monday and the rain is gone. clear skies building in. sunshine for your commute. nice and dry there. heading into tuesday, keeping it y until tuesday afternoon. tuesday night, the next storm approaches. we already have the rain moving in for your commute. it will be plain old rain but flooding may be a concern towards the middle of the week. not today. light rain early on. 54 for a high. j

bright sunshine, fleetwood, morgantown, sunny skies from solduderto souderton, abington and morristownright along the coast, rehoboth, cape may in the upper 40s this afternoon. you'll see partly sunny skies to start with in philadelphia. then more an more sunshine. a pretty good warmup for february. normal high temperatures in the middle 40s, will be in the 50s today, low 50s for wilmington and philadelphia. woodstown 51 degrees this afternoon. there are cooler temperatures and some rain on the way. i've got the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> all right, bill, we'll see you then. 5:37. let's check your ride to work on this monday. back to work monday. >> especially those who are using the schuylkill to get to work or school. jessica boyington has the details. jessica? >> the schuylkill expressway doing okay for the most part. spring garden street, we're starting to see folks out and about this monday morning, eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway, 12-minute trip. average speeds in the 60s. if you're heading to center city right now you won't h

closer to the water, not as warm with the strong breeze, but we're still sitting on 57 degrees in morristown and suffolk. 50 in monticello right now. and clear skies overhead. temperatures will drop off tonight, but not too much. a cold front on the way, and we'll track its progress for you in just a moment, but right now, we're looking at a clear night overhead. that's going to allow temperatures to drop down to 45 degrees in midtown, 42 in farming dale, with southwest winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour in advance of that approaching frontal system. so here it is on future tracker. completely clear right now, but the increase in cloud cover will start to become noticeable as we head into the morning commute. the first showers are in the cats skills and into the hudson valley by 9:00. or if you're heading out to the bus, maybe you don't need the umbrella, but bring it just in case. if you do get some rain, a quick sprinkle or shower. and everything starts to push off by lunch time. north and west, the heaviest of the rain is in the morning hours, 7:00 a.m., 45 degrees. 50, though, at noon, and

speeds, they're kicking up sustained winds in monticello and 20 in white plains and as you head into morristown, 12 miles per hour and gusts are higher than that in some locations and close to 20 as we heard from kai simonson as he's monitoring the situation in whippany and close to 30 miles per hour as you head toward the island. so it will be a breezy day and it will feel brisk. the radar picture picks up no precipitation and we are watching a chance of a precip in shower. friday evening into friday night and then could see some more overnight as we begin to cloud up on friday, but other than that it will be uneventful forecast. 37 degrees is what we talked about. abundant sunshine and chillier than we've seen especially with the windchills kicking in. 23 tonight, crisp and cold and the winds begin to taper off and as we head into the weekend, other than early showers and maybe a late shower on sunday the heart of the weekend looks good and temperatures in the 50s. here is your seven-day forecast, everyone. check it out. we'll continue to refine the forecast and tweak the model data and come

then dicey, 32 in morristown. 30 in sussex. all of these areas dealing with icy slipperyetravel. central and coastal new jersey not a problem. wet, temperatures in the 40s. good news, most of the iprecipitation has gone up to the north. there's a light mix going on in western portions of new jersey. you can't pick it up too much on the radar. our weather is coming from down there later on today. nasty cine of storms. a computerimodel just to the wet of us. some of the debris right over us. plan on heavy rain during the middle of day into the midafternoon hours as well. here it is on future tracker. you can see through the morning. not a lot going on at 7:00 a.m. towards noon, the showers begin to pick up. north of 87, it's rain at that point, warming up. then that heavy batch of rain coming in, say, 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. across long island by 4:00 or 5:00. then east of the entire area. we still have to clear things out for tonight. for today, look for a warm day. 57, windy at times. we could see wind gusts at 30 miles an hour. the heavy rain is gone by the evening, though.

morristown will have to open streets and replace water mains t mayor made a promise, customers will pay less than half what if neighboring towns are charged by nj american. >> a jewelry heist on jeweler's row, it's not the first time. why owners say city hall is to blame. >> nothing goes on in the building without me knowing it. let me tell you. you got this. >> they got it over on him. how a local school pulled a fast one on a long time employee there. honoring a man whose impacted 20,000 students without ever teaching in the classroom. >> and we have a nice warm weekend in store. it's going to feel more like spring. i'm tracking a nor'easter next week. i'll show you the details and timing. >> it's called jeweler's row for a reason. lots of gems, jewels and gold. workers are fed up after the latest heist. 400,000 in jewels. deanna durante explains why the victim says the blame should go to city hall. >> center city fee, we're not getting what we're paying for. >> jeffrey says in the last century the time his family run store hat in the middle of jeweler's row the city collected a lot i

it's still a chilly start in spots. 19 from morristown and monticello. we have 20 for islip. 19 degrees for tom river. sunshine and the nice wind. you can see there's no major storms today. later tonight, we have snow as the storm passes us just to the each. so we'll call it off and on snow, monday through wednesday. first round coming in tonight into early tomorrow. also some minor coastal flooding could be possible monday into tuesday because of the systems and a new moon that will increase the title high tide. all right, on the accu track, there it is, early tomorrow morning starting the commute, showers in the area. these snow showers are most likely east of the city. it is a coastal storm just offshore. this does linger into the day on monday. now, another chance of this coming in monday into tuesday, again, lighter snow showers, a lot of the activity is going to be hit or miss on and off showers. watching the future cast snow amounts, well, the snow amounts are going to vary. even if you see a couple inches coming up, not that impressive, because t

he was rushed to morristown hospital, that is about 11 miles from here. and right now they are working to save his life. this is all information that is just now coming into us. so a lot of unanswered questions. including what led up to this incident and whether or not anyone has been arrested in connection with it. officials not confirming those details to us at this point. right now all focus is on saving the life of the officer. again, we are told he is in critical but stable condition. his identities to has not been released. right now the focus is on saving the officer's life but we hope to get more details and we'll bring them to you when we do. michael george, news 4 new york. >> michael, thank you. >>> in the past few hours crews successfully removed the huge tribeca yesterday. his funeral is planned for tomorrow as the clean-up and investigation continued. >> only the damage the crane left behind when it toppled over and killing a map on friday in tribeca. crews hauling off a piece of the 553 foot krab. workers cut it into 35 sections. clean up c

quiet till the rain starts to move in close to lunchtime, through the morning from florin park to morristown, blarestown, that's where we're seeing our first snowflakes. between 3:00 and 6:00 it's pretty steady here. temperatures are above freezing. roadways are wet. maybe a little slippery off to the north. then things will taper in to the evening hours. unfortunately this is custom built for the evening commute. will be slippery, sloppy and wet. then things will quiet down. i look for a coating or less on the city south. i think the rain-snow line will be wading over the george washington bridge. maybe to a coating or slushy inch or two north or west mainly on colder surfaces. 37 as we head out the door. up to 39. that mix coming in midday going to wet snow at times and then tapering during the evening hours. watch out for slippery travel. as we go in to wednesday night or even wednesday late day, that's when the rain is ramping up again and could be quite heavy through the overnight dropping an inch or two of rainfall. we may start to see rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches by the time it w

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half mile morristown. be on the lookout for that. problems on the belt parkway, heather says. >> this is true. bell parkway going eastbound, exit 5. you have this accident here. as you come off the bridge, you may encounter a delay. we're looking at the new york state throughway heading southbound. another accident being cleared. new jersey transit on or close. have at least 30 minute delays today because the lower level of grand central is shut down because of the power problems that they've been having since yesterday. dre clark will have more than that. track work at 149th street. 149th to 125th street. but that should be taken care of by 5:00 a.m. we do have our street cleaning rules back in effect for today. ken, over to you. >> heather, thank you. we are learning the mta is putting tablets in the hands of its station agents. the agency is starting a pilot program that will have workers out of booths and interacting directly with strap hangers. give passengers travel and other information. the pilot program would take place at 4

jericka duncan is at the courthouse in morristown. jericka? >> reporter: good evening. bill cosby just left this courthouse about ten minutes ago. the disgraced comedian's attorneys have been working for the last two days to get this case thrown out. they argued there was a promise to never charge cosby for allegedly sexually assaulting andrea constant, but today that motion was denied. now, the criminal charge stems from a civil deposition from 2005 that was unsealed last summer. in it constand's attorney asked cosby, when you got the quaalude, was it in your mind to use these quaaludes for young women you wanted to have sex with? cosby replied yes. the case again moves forward in a preliminary hearing has been schedule for next month. >> pelley: jericka duncan with that breaking news for us tonight. jericka, thank you. well, today congress investigated why veterans are being denied a cure for a deadly form of hepatitis. in a cbs news investigation, we told you the cure was developed by a doctor working for the department of veterans affairs. the doctor got rich, but a

right now, 39 morristown. 37 in belmar, and tom river. you need the temperatures to get colder for the snowfall to fall and accumulate. it will happen by later on tonight and into tomorrow morning as some o. heavier bands -- of the heavier bands of precipitation rotate on shore. the real meat of the storm will stay well off to the south and east. here's what we're looking for for snowfall start times. around 4:00 a.m., eastern parts of long island, parts of the jersey shore. by 7:00 a.m., daybreak, we get the first flakes in new york city, probably takes until 10:00 a.m., areas well north and west of the city. to -- of the snow makes it back to western new jersey. it's one to three inches of accumulation during tomorrow from the city and points east out onto central parts of long island. now, the eastern 2/3 of suffolk county, about 3 to 6 inches. 6 inches or more. that can sneak into extreme suffolk county by montauk. in addition, the wind is going to make it nasty out there. up to 40 miles per hour wind gusts in the city, maybe up to 50

i'm saying this again, the potential for accumulating snow by the end of the week by friday. 39 morristown. 38 sussex. 30 montecello. you stayed in the over long island islip an montauk 35 and 33 respectively right now. you have a flood warning for the passaic river at pine brook until tonight when it spring-like tomorrow. high pressure off to the south. return flow behind it from the southwest. we have southwest wind out there now. it hasn't warmed up that much. tomorrow we're looking at least 50s and probably 60 plus from new york city and points south and west. tonight, tonight we are down to about 35 in the park. you will go below freezing in many of the northern and western suburbs. 60 in thomas river. rest of the region middle to upper 40s. cooler on long island. the warm suppress breeze across much of our region tends to cool off long island. low 50s at islip. then the rainmaker late tuesday night into early wednesday with a storm moving off to our west and north. we are on the warm side of things so that's in the form of rain and not snow. accuweather forecast for tonight partly cl

the old record was 17 degrees for the coldest high temperature. 16 in morristown. we did not break a record in newark, new jersey. one of our official climate reporting sites, but we got very close. and new records were set at jfk this is a six-hour loop. you can see snow aprobinge probing pproachingapproaching. at the same time, some warmer air is going to start to mix in. so not big snowfall totals out of this system. we do have winter weather advisories for almost then tire viewing area. does not include the jersey shore, but everyone else will see a light accumulation of snow before we change over to rain. if you are headi ng out the door, if you do still have to work tomorrow, the morning commute will be dry, but snow arrives by mid afternoon and could cause slick roadways for the evening rush before we change over to freezing rain. i'll give you timing and totals coming up in the full seven-day forecast. back to you. >>> the city is get weting ready fongr the winter weather coming tomorrow. a snow alert has been issued to get the snowplows and spreaders ready

in morristown, breaks of sunshine and during the afternoon you'll see those showers, light showers movehrough ventnor city. near 06 as we clear out this afternoon. the quick-moving showers won't last long. rainfall in philadelphia later this afternoon. then we get the temperatures into the upper 50s for woodstown and malvern. we have colder air at the end of the workweek, the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> thank you, bill. 20 minutes before 6:00 a.m. this monday morning as folks are getting ready to head out the door with their backpack and get kids to school and work. >> yes, a little bit of mild start, which is nice. it would be nicer if the roads were clear. jessica, weigh in on that. >> they actually are still pretty clear. good to go if you're heading out the door in the next couple of minutes. here's the schuylkill expressway. we are starring to pack in the volume. it's not delaying anyone yet. schuylkill expressway around montgomery drive, eastbound drive time still with no problems from the blue route to the vine street expressway. a 12-minute trip there. a

bethlehem, fleetwood, pennsburg all in the upper 30s, low 40s for king of prussia, abington and morristowncape may 40 degrees with clear skies. low 40s for milford and smyrna this afternoon. won't see a lot of wind, won't see a huge warmup either. it's below normal, normal high temperature in the mid-40s this time of year, 42 for philadelphia, malvern 39 and woodstown 40 degrees today. there is a big warmup for the weekend. i've got the seven-day forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >> we are all ears. thanks, bill. >>> 5:09 as we speak. time to get a check on traffic this friday morning. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has been watching that accident in west philadelphia. jessica? >> that's right, vai and tracy. hood me we just had video of this scene from just a few moments ago on girard avenue and 57th street. you can see one vehicle right in here that has crashed into a pole. another vehicle was involved as well. you can see the flashing lights with the police activity on the scene. if you're tuning in, this is west philadelphia around girard avenue and 57th stre

nbc 10's matt delucia live at the courthouse in morristown where a former prosecutor is expected to beosby's key witness. walk us through this, matt. >> reporter: tracy, media outlets from around the country are here waiting for bill cosby's arrival later on. what happens today could mark the end of the criminal case against him. it comes down to a supposed agreement between then d.a. bruce caster and cosby. back in 2005 caster promised not to prosecute him in exchange for a deposition. in that deposition, cosby admitted to giving a woman quaaludes before engaging in sexual contact with her. the district attorney kevin steele filed charges last month. at issue is whether or not that alleged agreement holds up. as far as anyone knows, it is not no writing and there was no court order. bruce caster is expected to take the stand to testify about that agreement, if there was one, what was said. but defense attorney bill brennan does not represent cosby. he has been following this case closely. than having the district ter attorney at the time say, i made a deal and it should be honored. th

at the freezing mark in sussex, morristown and bridgewater. above freezing before the precipitation gets there. you can see in the areas of green, it indicates rain. yellow indicates pockets of hety rain. the severe weather is further to the south. that doesn't get in here. neither does the snow up to the north. this could be a rainmaker in upstate new york. showing the clouds right now for the morning hours. once we're at 9:00, 10:00, showers break out but generally light. this is 1:00. the heavy stuff sitting to the west. between 4:00 and 6:00a a line of heavy rain could push on through. once that's through, leftover lighter showers. breaks of sun in the afternoon. things start to improve. we clear it on out. upper 50s today. hudson valley, talking mid and upper 50 ez a. same thing in long island. it's a mild day but a wet day. windy at times. rain tapers tonight. clearing gradually after morning clouds tomorrow. 40s over the weekend. clouds return on monday. look for a possibility of snow ant d/or rain on tuesdayfo with a coastal storm and

that will keep temperatures from going much warmer in 40 degrees in new hope in abington, 42 in morristownat the shore, sunshine, 40s for cape may, avalon and ventnor city. the clouds will be thinning out in philadelphia after a cool morning. newark, wilmington, philadelphia, all into the very low 40s this afternoon. but there is some chillier weather ahead. before we get a pretty good warmup heading into the weekend. i've got the seven-day forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >>> ah, the weekend. is it too early to look head to the weekend? never too early. 20 minutes before 5:00. let's check your ride to work, especially if it includes the new jersey turnpike. traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> we picked up on an accident near james fenmore cooper service area, the ramp is blocked there. no huge issues on the turnpike right now. your best bet for an alternate, take 295 and you'll be okay, even if you take the new jersey turnpike right now. 422 around route 29. no problem. not a lot of cars on the roadway yet. route 29 to the schuylkill expressway, eight-minute trip.ç h

we're looking at temperatures in the low teens, down to 10 in newburgh. 14 in morristown. long island in the teens. 9 in westhampton. there's a little bit of wind now. makes it feel like 7 in the park with the windchill. we're seeing a couple of below zero. white plains, 3 below. newburgh, 4 below. monticello 6 below. the day starts out with sunshine. more clouds for the afternoon. it's mostly cloudy by the end of the day and a high temperature in the upper 20s. colder yet to come. how cold? i'll tell you about that in a bit. let check on this chilly friday commute. >>> good morning everyone. we have one accident out there on the roads. let's head over to the fdr drive where northbound after 116th there. in addition to that, mostly roadwork on the roads. the midtown tunnel, the south tube remains shut until 5:30 a.m. the north tube is taking on two-way traffic. the next weather and traffic update on the 4s. >>> 4:31. peter liang is a former nypd officer waiting to see how much he was convicted the shooting death of akai gurley. >> the lies of peter liang and a -- residents

it's down to 2 in sussex. 7 in morristown. 6 in white plains. 2 in poughkeepsie. it is below zero in danbury. out east, westhampton, 7 beftw. we have one moreheaded in our direction. we have winter weather advisories in effect with the exception of monmouth and ocean counties. from noon until midnight, you'll see snow, mixture of snow, sleet, freezing rain turning over to rain. delaware, maryland, notice it's moving more east than north. it's running into drier air. it's going to have a hard time moistening up air. it will start out as snow. 'll get some accumulation. day planner, a qeiet start. mid-20s by noon. changing over to sl t and rain wards the evening hours. first in the city and later on the coast. the neighborhood in a minute. let's get a first check on a monday morning commute. is this really a commute, lauren? >> it is. if you happen to commute on the suu bway. we have a bunch of weekend track work that affects 12 subway lines. expect delays and service later on, when the rail lines take off, metro-north on aprile weekend schedule. >>> thank you, laur

morristown at 36. cloud still lingering across the area. snow flurry activity popped up over fairfield county, portions of east and westchester county as well. that will be for the next half hour or so. it should dissipate and not amount to much of anything. decent day with sun and clouds. high temperature getting back into the low and mid 40s. chilly night tonight. back into the 20s. a colder day tomorrow with a high of 37. it will be a sunny day tomorrow. 37 we can bear to being in the sub zero temperatures last weekend. sunshine fades behind clouds on friday. not a big deal. another quiet day. about 40 degrees should do it. heading into the weekend, we're 51 to 54 the range for saturday and sunday. could be a spot shower passing by on saturday, especially early in the day. early next week, monday looks like a miss. later tuesday night into wednesday, there could be a coastal storm. right now, warm enough to be mainly rain. looks like a rainmaker right now. we will keep an eye on it. that would be for late tuesday night into wednesday the

tomorrow night and rain on tuesday maybe heavy enough to cause some localized flooding. 14 right now morristown and down to 3 though already at monticello. 12 at belmar and on the island at islip and also southwestern connecticut at bridgeport. windchills down in the single digits in and around new york city. not quite like earlier today but still pretty brutal nonetheless. here comes our snow system. moving in through the lower ohio valley right now. leading edge of that approaching southwestern pennsylvania. the clouds increase later on tonight by 8:00 not morning we're -- in the morning we're sitting around 15 degrees in the city and still some single digits north and west. i think first flakes arrive in the city probably around 1:00 p.m. late morning, as we head down towards central parts of new jersey. by the evening commute there will be some steadier snow falling with temperatures at or it will accumulate on roadways. keep that the mind and give yourself extra time later tomorrow to travel. watch the rain line move up. by 10:00 tomorrow night we have rain in the city. you're still snowin