murdoch. mr. murdoch at this hour? yeah, well, he, uh, he suddenly wants me to add a fireplace to the master bedroom. poor darling. how long will it take you? oh, just a couple of blankets. uh, a couple of minutes. m more nice hot carrot juice, huh? yeah, the way i feel, i can use a stiff drink. [laughs] [moaning] there we go. [sighs] ok, ed. bottoms up. uh, can i have my straw? all right. thanks. [slurping] good. ah. uh, now, how about one for the road? oh, no, you've had enough. you're feeling better, eh? ah, let me just take your temperature. open up. i hope mr. murdoch's temperature is normal. while i was here, ed caught a chill. why don't you throw him over your shoulder and burp him? honey, i was just coming up to bed. don't bother. you can snuggle up here with your sick friend. [footsteps approaching] well, how do you like addison's latest brainstorm? very cute, kay. so he figures that foreign girls are the answer. uh-huh. are you and wilbur going on a trip? no. we had a fight and i'm going home to mother. oh, n

cbs 2's vanessa murdoch is outside with the mobile weather lab. but we begin with lonnie quinn in the weather center. >> you're flirting with temperatures going below zero but it's going to feel definitely below zero. now, the records as they sit right now for saturday, one degree below zero. all right? i don't think we're going to break that record. sunday i think you have a better chance. your record is 2. it's going to be close. but it's going to feel so much colder. as far as where i think the records will be broken, laguardia, i don't think so. the record 1. i'm forecasting three. central park 2 degrees. bridgeport crushes the record right now 3 degrees i'm forecasting 4 below zero. jfk 4, break it with 2. islip the record 7 and you crush it with 2 degrees below zero. wind chills will be the issue this weekend. because again the temperatures will be cold. the winds are strong. we have wind chill warnings and advisories for the entire area. take a look at what the temperatures will feel like late saturday into sunday around the city points sou

live in the columbus circle, vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >>> we have a commuter alert now. avoid penn station. massive delays on new jersey the backup is a result of emergency repair work. tracee carrasco is inside penn people. >> reporter: a rough evening commute home for people here at penn station. take a look. this is the new jersey transit area. delays of up to 60 minutes because of some emergency tunnel. repairs will run through the evening rush hour. tickets will be cross-honored. lirr customers are having some delays as well and cancellations during this rush hour due to reduced capacity in the east river tunnel. so if you are traveling here out of penn station, plan some extra time. tracee carrasco, cbs 2 news. >>> meantime tonight there's been another slashing in the city. robbing and attacking a woman in the van ness section of the bronx. paula santos was slashed at morris park and holland avenues around midnight. she post the photos of the injury on facebook and said she was pushed, kicked and robbed. she said: >>> tonight, a grieving family wants to know how an

jersey, vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >>> now to campaign 2016. after a disappointing 6th place finish in new hampshire, governor chris christie drops out of the presidential race. so what do voters in new jersey think? cbs 2's christine sloan has the story. >> reporter: governor chris christie ending his presidential bid saying on his facebook page, he is leaving the race without an ounce of regret. >> i think he should have just stayed in new jersey and not gone to presidential level. >> reporter: on facebook andy posts, long overdue, good riddance. another says he would make a good number 2 to trump's number one. political analyst peter woolley says christie not a top choice to be a vice- presidential candidate. he is from a democratic state and still may have to deal with "bridge-gate." >> there's the possibility that if the republican were to win in november's presidential race, that christie might get an offer to join a republican presidential administration. christie is better off focusing on his legacy in new jersey. >> we have a transport

cbs 2's vanessa murdoch live in great neck with more. vanessa. >> reporter: well, guys, on long island, it was northern nassau county and the town of huntington that got hit hardest. where we are in great neck a pseg crew just finished cutting up a big tree and brought it down off the power lines. off in the distance there you can see the bulldozer working to move what is left of that big tree now in chunks. at this time, unfortunately, this neighborhood is still off the grid. a limb suspended in midair tangled in wires. an entire tree forced to the you don't have to drive far across long island's north shore before these scenes repeat themselves. in muttontown an entire section of northern boulevard was completely closed off because of live wires. one caused burn marks on the blacktop. winds approaching hurricane force caused it all. >> it sounded like a train at one point. just coming through very forceful. i could hear it over the roof over the side of the building. >> reporter: pseg long island says at the height of the storm more th

cbs 2's vanessa murdoch reports new at 6:00. >> reporter: commuting into new york city takes on average more than 6 hours a week total. this person traveling from trenton daily consumes a lot more time than that. >> maybe hour and 20 minutes. >> reporter: that's one way. says he would much rather spend less time on the rails. you think you would work more if you had to commute less? >> um, yeah. yeah. i won't be as tired. >> reporter: many companies know that's the truth and are offering incentives for their employees to move closer to work. this person says offering money to move is a win-win for employers. >> they are getting more time out of you and it's a great company because it looks generous. >> at a park, an investment management company with an office here in new york city offers monthly housing stipends to its employees. >> $300 a month if you in new york live 15 minutes from the office. or if you live 30 minutes or under, we offer $150. >> reporter: dr. jacqueline of north well health said she would advise her patients to take the money and move if it works for them. >> if it

from pier 88, vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. [ music ] >>> the other big news today we could be expecting snow tomorrow. lonnie quinn has been tracking it and joins us now with more. >> it seems like this snuck up on the area because look, this is the same rain system that came through yesterday. now it's in reverse coming back at the same time that the cold air is filtering in. i want to show you the picture currently outside. there's your shot. we have had the clouds today associated with this front moving in reverse now from the ocean towards the land. it's 50 degrees. 50 right now. i'm talking about the your morning commute. i mean, this is all contingent around these temperatures just dropping like a rock and that's going to be tied into the winds and we are going to watch all that change as we get into the overnight hours. but the national weather service is on board here. they have issued a winter weather advisory for the bulk of our area north and west, you're not under that winter weather advisory. we just don't think you'll see too much out of this. the national weather service

self-made millionaire, a kind of italian donald trump in real estate who then becomes the kind of rupert murdoch billionaire media tycoon. then he gets elected to be prime minister.then he has 65 separate bribery corruption mafia scandals. has been put on trial all the time and of course, in all of this he was an important person meeting vladimir putin, his good friend. acting as a middleman between george w. bush and hooton during the post-cold war years. a friend of qaddafi, helped save qaddafi in the old days. disagree with hillary clinton over libya back in 2011 but berlusconi has a lot of inside stories to tell. when i was able to supplement the biography with interviews with mister putin himself. i went to the kremlin, i saw vladimir putin, he was very kind. he loved talking about his friend berlusconi. americans have a hard time understanding this italian billionaire prime minister because he has such a concentration of power and is so controversial andso many sex scandals that it's hard to imagine the american equivalent . >> was berlusconi indicative of their politics? >> i would say be

but it isn't only murdoch. the republican candidate also went after the pope yesterday for calling his christianity into question. tracie potts is in washington, d.c. what happened? >> reporter: well, it's all about that wall that donald trump has said over and over that he wants to build between united states and mexico and make mexico pay for it. the pope was in mexico and said that it's un-christian to want to separate people like that. donald trump initially responded saying that the pope shouldn't be weighing in on his faith, but late last night in a forum in south carolina, he dialed back his criticism a bit, saying he believes after listening to all the comments that the pope was either misinformed or misinterpreted by the media. he is in a very tight race, a very strong race going on in south carolina right now with all six republican candidates, hoping to gain some momentum when the voters speak tomorrow. the democrats are focused on nevada right now. those caucuses are happening tomorrow. big latino e

if you look at murdoch web's a prosperity gospel preacher. he's not your conservative deeply evangelical preacher. it's going to be more in line with trump's values. at the end of the day, it's the candidate. >> is there an endorsement everyone would like to get, do you think? >> one of them is probably mitt romney. there are a lot of people in if the base who don't like mitt romney, but he still lost. and ford made this point. as long as there are is 5, 6, 7 people in the race that helps donald trump. if it winnows down to 2 or 3, having mitt romney and not just his prestige but a vast donor network behind him that's an endorsement that could make a difference. charles: there are a lot of he goes on the establishment side. president obama told presser, he discussed his plans with the supreme court. we'll be right back. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ..

but rupert murdoch denies it. he might be the least of donald trump's problems right now. he has a new feud going with pope francis. not kidding. home he was asked about donald trump. which is funny on its own, really. and the pope said, a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not building bridges is not a christian. which of course is nonsense, donald trump made it very clear that his favorite book is the bible, so he's definitely a christian. and he wasted no time today firing back at the pope. >> as i'm walking up here they said, mr. trump, the pope made a statement about you. i said, the pope? what did the pope say? i like the pope. was it good or bad? because if it's good i like the pope. if it's bad i don't like the pope. >> jimmy: he doesn't like -- how is this happening? if i told you two years ago that donald trump would be in a fight with the pope you'd think i was insane. i mean this makes taylor swift versus kanye west like nothing. i feel like we've become acclimated. here's more from pope versus trump. trump is not a nice person

because rupert murdoch owns "the wall street journal." he's definitely not a donald trump fa the poll is what they call an outlier. because every other national poll shows trump with a big lead. in fact, it's such an outlier, it might just be a liar without the out. but rupert murdoch denies it. he might be the least of donald trump's problems right now. he has a new feud going with pope francis. not kidding. the pope is in mexico on his way home he was asked about donald trump. which is funny on its own, really. and the pope said, a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not building bridges is not a christian. which of course is nonsense, donald trump made it very clear that his favorite book is the christian. and he wasted no time today firing back at the pope. >> as i'm walking up here they said, mr. trump, the pope made a statement about you. i said, the pope? what did the pope say? i like the pope. was it good or bad? because if it's good i like the pope. if it's bad i don't like the pope. >> jimmy: he

live from the west side highway in mobile weather lab, vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >>> i'm glad there's no camera around when i hit those potholes. >> due say a few words that maybe can't be aired? >> a few choice comments. >>> we have seen a lot of weather over the past few weeks. lonnie quinn? >> vanessa gave us a teaser. next week we could see twitter ee weather. right now outside cloud cover has been with us today. it will be breaking up. sunshine during the afternoon. 37 your temperature reading now. typical temperature 42. maximum 39. this dare of clouds you get into central pennsylvania and you have snow flurries. not a big storm just a few snow flurries. bigger picture shows you what's more important than snow flurries out there tonight would be cold air coming in behind it. that's a quick shot of cold air. tomorrow morning, you're starting off in the 20s for new york city. could be colder elsewhere. and then by the time you get to tuesday and thursday of next week this is what vanessa and i were chatting about, another coastal low is forecast to come up the eastern seaboard. is

with more on the extreme cold, my colleague is on the west side, vanessa murdoch. what do you have for us? >> reporter: well, lonnie, it's a beautiful view, but a cold one! we're here at the mobile weather lab getting quick stats on what's happening here right now. we're reading a temperature of 24.3 degrees. note the winds jostling around the northerly direction. we have a two-minute average of that, 8 miles per hour putting the wind chill at 19 degrees right now here on the west side. as you walk around today new yorkers seem substantially bundled up for the current chill. but they are bracing for that bitter blast as you move into the weekend. >> everybody out there, stay warm, okay? >> reporter: might be hard to do. today the wind chill fell to 11 degrees. >> really cold. >> reporter: you are? >> really cold. i wish i had earmuffs right now. >> i think it's too cold. the winter came too fast. it was nice for a long time and then it just came doubly hard. >> reporter: now it's going to get worse. morning, it could feel like 20 below zero. >> this weekend i'm sta

. >> cbs 2's vanessa murdoch reports. >> reporter: ella nearly 2 loves tee parties sending kisses to her mama and -- >> elmo. >> reporter: her adopted parents raymond and roby say she is a dream come true. >> she just gives us so much extent. she makes us laugh. >> reporter: they work with the nonprofit to grow their family from two to three. the organization's goal? >> always to create a family. the organization says it make it happen they counsel women on options at or after delivery. >> at this critical point in their lives when they have given birth and they are deciding what to do, we step in to help them. >> reporter: he tells us in some cases, especially if the pregnancy is a surprise or unplanned, the birth mother needs time alone away from baby to come up with a plan for adoption or a plan to parent herself. that's when an interim care provider steps in. >> they step in for a short- term, days or weeks where they help this woman who might be in need care for this child. >> we are volunteers. but it's 24/7. the baby goes to the doctor you got to doctor. >> reporter: carmella